Carmel Pine Cone, March 7, 1918pineconearchive.fileburstcdn.com/19180307PC.pdf · Prof. W. L. Cannon, who As the citizens of Carmel- by-the-Sea desire authoritive, definite statements

<J|?eYcar, $1.3o ISSUED EOERY THURSDAY ct* co«,s«r« ^ fDevoted to the interests of Carmel-by-the-Sea, P fbble Beach, Carmel Highlands, Carmel Valley

M A R C H 7, 1918 C A R M E L - B Y - T H E - S E A . C A L . V O L . IV , N U M . 5

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Red C ro s s N o te s

A supply of wool for socks and sweaters has arrived.

The third literary afternoon, under the auspices of the Arts and Crafts Club, will be held today, from 2:30 to 5. at Arts and Crafts Hall. Mrs. Yard

AH the present city officials will be candidates for reelec­tion at the municipal election on the 8th of next month.

| Most of the nominating peti­tions will be filed within the week.

Mrs. M. ,T. Thomas has re­turned to Berkeley. She was here for a brief visit with the Newhalls, who occupied her cottage.

J. Iiedfern Mason, for sev­eral years music critic of the Examiner, is reported to have resigned the position.

What will probably be an easy f.rade to the top of Car­mel Hill is now being planned. The proposed roadway begins near the Monterey High School and runs across lots over the Jacks property to a connection

] with the hill highway.A bright new flag floats*

proudly from the staff in front of the Carmel City Hall. “ Oh say can you see.”

The class in psychology, un­der the direction of Dr. H. H. Bawden, will meet tomorrow evening at the Genthe cottage.

Dr. and Mrs. T. H. Winslow came down from Oakland last week for a brief stay at their beautiful Highlands home.

More than 150 men are now employed in the forests at the Big Sur section, in taking out ties and split lumber. Fifteen motor trucks are to be pur­chased to carry the material to Monterey.

Prof. W. L. Cannon, who

As the citizens of Carmel- by-the-Sea desire authoritive, definite statements from the various candidates or group of candidates for Trustee, as to their stand on matters of municipal administration and improvements, the Pine Cone has extended the use of its columns.

Just a month from tonight — Saturday, April 6— the Prize Maquerade Ball of the Manaa- nita Club, for the benefit of the Red Cross, takes place. It is the first big after-Lent so­cial affair.

March 9 is the last day upon which citizens may register for the Carmel-by-the-Sea city election, which takes place on Monday. April 8.

This month’s “ Literary A f­ternoon.” under the auspices of the Al ls and Crafts Club, for the benefit of the Red Cross, will tnk« place today at 2:30. Mrs. Sydney Yard will provide a fine patriotic programme.

Instead of early in April, as has heretofore been the law, elections for school trustee will be held on the last Friday in March.

Miss Helen Parkes has been appointed as official represent­ative in Carmel of the Armen­ian and Syrian Relief Com­mittee.

The processes of the draft being too slow for him. Milton Horn enlisted in the engineers early this week, and is now at Angel Island.

Mrs. M. H. Jaquitb, whose home is now in Watsonville, is visiting here this week.

Notice o f Genera l M u n ic ip a l E lec t ion

- i 1i n ^ i J|VhUp ,1'a,:CiS ?p : has been away several months,^ l o h , ' h M a * f S , P,4 h ; * • **< » » « ■ » «•> "* * * * |Sweep of Ninety-eight.” Tea j ■ --will be served. 1 lie hostesses ..mu,.)Hiiiiti!maiiiiiiiHii>u>i!i,m||i,r*|,!||i>||||,ni|[ti>i|1‘nEare: Mrs. A. McDow Miss E li:il'muua,lllmillliri,|||m||™™Hiiiiiiit'lllllimilcmim'mit+J,,lll''u gHarrington, Miss Kate Miles, 1 Mrs. Ross.

Gifts to men going from §Carmel to the camps or to the 1 § front cannot be made from the i 1 chapter supplies, b u t must ̂must come from individuals 1 All material purchased by the 1 chapter from the supply <]? ipot must be returned as knit i I articles. =

W e Have Opened a NewF U R N I T U R E S T O R E

at 457 Alvarado st., Monterey, opp. Postoffice Where we carry

FUR NITU RE , BEDDING CA^ n S trS se s and Shades, Etc. We also make over mattiesses,

repair FurnitureW e respectfully solicit a

L i f /A, good people of Carmel

PU R S U A N T to Resolution No. 12, entitled “A Re­

solution, Providing for a Gen­eral Municipal Election to be held in the City of Carmel-by- the-Sea on the 8th day of April, A . D. 1918, and Pro­viding for G iving the Notice thereof,” adopted by the Board of Trustees of the City of Carmel-by-the-Sea on the 5th day of March, 1938, notice is hereby given that a General

| Municipal Election will be held in said City on Monday, the 8th day of April, 1918, for the election of three mem­bers of the Board of Trustees of said City for the full term of four years, one Clerk and one Treasurer.

The voting precinct and the polling place established for said election is as follows, to- wit:

A ll the territory situate in the City of Carmel-by-the-Sea shall consist one one precinct for said election, and the poll­ing place for said precinct shall be at the City Hall in said City of Carmel-by-the- Sea.

The names of the persons appointed to constitute the Board of Election in said pre­cinct are as follows:

Inspector: Paul C. Prince.Judge: John L . Williams.Clerks : Mrs. Grace P.

Wickham and S. C. Thomas.The polls will be open from

6 o’clock a.m. to 7 o’clock p. m. of said day.

Dated this 5th day o f Maich, 1918.

J. E . Nichols,Clerk o f the City o f (V.riuel-by-the*

Sea.

_ ror.age of the good people '

A C C ? " A " ,h' p » « I Respectfully Z. T . S PE N C E RCone you may safely repeat itj |Phone 638

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Buy a War Savings slamp or a Thrift stamp. Help your country a:ul help you: self.

La Playa News Notes

Miss O ’ Sullivan, who has been tlie guest of Mrs. Plunkett for a week, is returning to Piedm ont.

Miss Birdseye is now a guest at H o te l Darby, Los Angeles. She is missed by La Piaya guests, our musical evenings being given up for the present.

t y a p p a i ) i r ) < $ $

The Audubon Society will resume its meetings next Tues­day by gathering at the home of Mrs. G. F. Beardsley. Take your knitting; 3 p.m.

The election for two mem­bers of the Sanitary Board and of a Sanitary District Assessor takes place next Monday. The officers of election are: Miss

Miss Wilson, who is head of a M. N. Clark, A. J. Comstock, large hospital in Oakland, is here | and J -L . Williams, for a much needed rest. Miss Hall, j County Assessor Gould has her associate, ran down for the appointed B. E. Cahoon as his week-end. field deputy in Carmel, James-

burg, Sur and Seaside.Mrs. V . M ott Porter has rece ived

word that her brother’ s play, “ W hy M arry?” is to be photographed for

Several patriotic little Car­mel misses who wish to do their bit toward helping the

the training of companies which are Red Cross plan to present a to go on the road. 'dramatic version of “Snow

| White and Rose Red’ ’ next W e must band together to e x -1 Thursday evening. The a (fair

terminate poison oak. Can the tax w i l l take place at t h e Watts

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By-the-SeaA T T R A C T I O N S

Class-bottom Boats.

Library and Read ingrown

Fishing and Swimming in the Carmel River.

Public Tennis Court

Visit tlie historic Mission

C i t y T r u s t e e s f l e e t

The Carmel Board of Trus­tees, with G. F. Beardsley in the chair, held its regular monthly meeting on Tuesday

A call for the munici* al election, on Monday, April ?, was adopted.

First reading was given tw > new ordinances, on relating to salary of city officials, and the other, defining the duties of the City Clerk.

The meeting adjourned until tonight, wheh routine busi­ness will be taken up.

Good Moving Picture show every Saturday evening.

Picnic at Pebble Beach, Point Lebos, Carmel Highlands.

payers at this critical tim e afford to; home, drive out the tourist, who can find j Next Sunday evening, March elswhere many of our attractions j 10, ,Rev. S. C. Thrmas will with less discomfort? speak on Winston Churchill’s

'recent book, “ Tlie Dwelling A leading banker of Boston, w r it-1 Place of Light, ” which touches

ing to Mrs. Signor, says: “ W hat upon the labor question.

Visit the Forest Theatre

Bowling Alley

C i t i z e n s R e s i d in g W i t h - in T h e s e B o u n d a r i e s

M a y V o t e a t C i t y E lec t io n

Beautiful Walks, Drives

ANIMALS KILL 24,350 CATTLE

do you mean by ‘C ity? ’ W e want peaceful, delightfu l, restful, beauti­ful Carmel, with a few shovelfuls of gravel from your Ocean Avenue to the front entrance of La Playa. Cities are many— there is but one Carm el.”

R ecen t arrivals:

Oakland — M ary I H all.Palo A lto — M r and Mrs W alter

Hays.Boston— M r and Mrs R ichard B

Carter.M inneapolis — Mrs Paul W SmithRockford, 111. — Mrs Edward

G regory, Miss Frances L Potter.

The Socialist MeetingA t M .mznnitu H u li, on Monday

even ing , G eorge R . K irkp a tr ick , S ocia list speaker, spoke for !.\v>> hours to a sm all but in tensely in ­terested audience.

K irkp atr ick is d iffe ren t frc lit d ie usual type o f Socia list orators, in

j t l ir t his ta lk is free from rancour [and venom . H e p laced particu lar i stress upon what lie term s “ soeinl- ! iz in g the p rodu ctive in du stries .”; H is observations o f p reva ilin g con­d itions was tru ly stated and the re inedv prescribed , but the app li-

Preying o f W ild Beasts in West Causes Appear to Secretary of

Agriculture.

Si cation o f the rem edy is as vagu eand far o ff as the u iilleu iiim .

IF YOU HAVELOST S< )MHTHING TT)CM) SOMETHING

IF YOU WANT—TO BUY s o m e t h in g ;TO SELL SOMETIIINO TO EXCIIANGK HELP

ADVERTISE IN nils FINE CONE

The Pine Cone Job Printing De-j partment Is Well Equipped

To Do Business Printing, Stationery,

Albuquerque, X. SI.— Members o f tlie Now M exico Cattle (uul Horse Growers’ association have appealed to the secretary of agriculture for imme­diate expenditure o f $IU0.0P0 o f fed-

I eral funds In I be state, in an effort to combat llic ravages upon slock by

! predatory animals.' Estimated based upon tlie lax rolls

place the number o f bead o f li\-<* stock destroyed by mountain I Ions, wolves

| and coyotes as follows, during tin* last I year: CnuU\ dI.XiO, valued at SI,-j 1574,000; sheep, 105,000, $1,331,000; , horses. Soil, $-1,-30.| It is conservatively estimated that ■ 16,000.000 pounds o f edible meat Is de- i sUroycd annually by wild animals.

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g NO AGE LIMIT FOR ?WOMEN IN WAR WORK

Etc.

There is no age lim it for the service o f women in war work. This fee t has been demonstrat­ed to the woman’s committee o f llie council o f national defense. O f Ihe thousands o f letters that have come In recently from all ports o f the country, begging "for some work which will he o f reel worth to the government, one was from an elderly lady ninety-six years o f age, and one from a little girl nine years old. The old lady writes that she would like to have some definite war work to do, since her son Is too to be a sol­dier. J be little girl wants in go to * ranee as a messenger In the Red Cross service. In France at the beginning o f the war the age lim it fo r govern­mental service was placed at

s . r rs- au ,he "■<’>»<'" *»I m ute are uow working for their country.

A ll that portion of the County <J 1 Monterey which is included w ithin iV

line beginning at a point a t the Southeasterly corner o f Addition Number Five to tlie Town of Carmel-by-the-Sea, running thence westerly along the southern bound­ary line o f said Addition N u m ­ber Five to the westerly side of Junipcro Avenue: thence w esterly along the southerly side o f T w e lfth Avenue to the easterly side o f M is ­sion Street; thence southerly a long said easterly side of Mission S treet four hundred f i ft y feet, more or lesM to the intersection of the County Road: thence southerly along theeasterly side of said County Road t » a point intersected hv the southerly side o f Santa I.ucia Avenue, project-

| od; thence westerly along gu jj I southerly side of Santa Lucia A v e ­nue to the Pacific Ocean; them e

; northerly along the line o f the shore of said Pacific Ocean to the d ivid ing line between the lands o f F. H. P ow .

! era and the Pescadero Rancho- thence easterly along the southerly boundary line of the Pescadero

} Rancho to the westerly side o f L in - ] coin Street; thence northerly alon-r

the westerly side o f Lincoln Street to the northerly side o f First Avenue -

, thence easterly along said northerly side of First Avenue to the w esterly side o f Dolores Street; thence north­erly along said westerly side o f 1)0

! lores Street to tlie northerly side o f i V ista Avenue; thence easterly alon-r said northerly side o f Vista Avenue to the westerly side of Son Carina Street; thence northerly along snid westerly side o f San Carlos Street to the northerly side of A lta Aven thence eusterly along said northerly siOa o f A lta Avenue to the oaeter’V side of Junipero Aveuue; thence’ southerly along said easterly side o f Junipero Avenue to a point o f inter-j section with the said southerly line] of Pescadero Rancho; thence east-j erly along said southerly line of Pea-; cadero Rancho, about fifty feet more or less to the easterly side of Junip­ero AVenue; thence southerly along said easterly side of Junipero A v e ­nue to the northerly line o f the sul>-i division of old Carmel C ity ; thence easterly along said northerly line o f Carmel C ity to the easterly line o f Carmel C ity ; thence southerly along a portion o f the easterly line of oh] C-armcI C ity and the easterly aide o f the subdivision o f Paradise Park and a portion o f the easterly line of the subdivision o f Addition Number Five ot the Town of Carmel-by-the-Sea to ■ the place of beginning

The monthly meeting of Ihe Carmel Firemen will lie he.d at the City Hall on Wednesday evening- next. A large attend­ance is desired.

ttarmcl Pine £onePUBLISHED W E E K LY

ESTABLISHED FEBRU ARY, 1915 Entered as seaond-class matter Feb­ruary 10, 1915, at the post office at 1 armcl. California, under the Act of if arch 3, 1879.

C H U R C H N O T IC E S

Christian Science Services

Sunday, / 1 A .M . Sunday School, 9:45 A . M .

A R T S A N D C R A FTS H A LL

W. L. O VERSTREET, Editor and Publisher

CARM EL-BY-THE-SEA, CAL.

M A R C H 7, 1918

Official Paper of the City

W E E K L Y G R E E T IN GOur national life and our whole eco­

nomic development w ill come unper the sinister influences o f foreign control i f roe do not w in. We must lo in , there­fore, and w e shall w in . / need not ask you to pledge your lives and fo r­tunes in the accomplishment o f this great end. —Speech o f President Wilson.

Wednesday Eoc. Service, 8 o ’clock Residence o f W. P . Silva

^ l l S a i n t s ^ p i s ^ o p a l

SERV1CI-: A T 4 P .M . E V K K Y S U N 1M Y ,

E X C E P T SE CO N D S U N D A Y IN M O N T H ,

W H E N S liH V IC E IS H E L D , A T I I A .M .

Sunday School 10 A .M .

W A LTER G. MOFFAT, R ector

A. Pooling o f InterestsThe share of the common

people in the government is determined to considerable ex­tent by their financial ability. By this we do no.t mean to im­ply that a person without fi­nancial means has not a share a-d a voice in the govern­ment.

Tne point t> be made clear is that if one has a monetary interest in any enterprise he is more inclined to take an in­telligent interest, to be more loyal, more reasonable.

Millions of our people are owners of Thrift Stamps, and thousands p o s s e s s Liberty Bonds. They are share-hold- ers in the government, who will want to keep posted and to have a say as to how the money they are iendihg their government is to he spent.

Frequently we hear predic d ctions as to governmental ami economic changes to come after the war; undoubtedly these changes will come. In the United States the transi- will come gradually and after mature reflection. Our multi­tude of government share­holders will tolerate no drastic nor hasty action.

And this share-holder policy, after all, is the real beginning of beneficent socialism.

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Day- l ight lligli mid Lo w Tides at Carmel

L ow F t. i l l im i Ft. Mar 7 12:33 n — 0.2 j 5 :00 a I 9

8 1 :25 p — 0.5 0 :10 a 5.09 2 :13 p — 0.6 1 7:17 a 5 2

10 2:57 p — 0,7 | 8:17 a 5 4*11 3 :39 p — 0.5 j 9 :14 a 5.4

12 4:21 p — 0.2 10:11 a 5.3M 3 5 :02 p 0 .3 |l 1 :08 a 5.0

Thirty-six States, by a two- thirds vote of their Legisla­tures, are required to enact the prohibition constitutiona amendment. Let California he one of them. Force every candidate for the Legislature this year to publicly declare his position on this vital mora and economic question.

T H E B O A R D O K T R U S T E E S o f the C ity o f C a rm el-by-th e Sea. County o f M on terey , State o f C a li­fornia , w ill, on or before April 2, 1918, rece ive b ids for the p u b li­cation, for one year, in a new spaper o f genera l circu lation , prin ted and published w ith in said c ity , o f O rd i­nances, N otices, D e linqu en t l a x L is t , O rders. E tc .

J E . N ich o ls , C ity C lerk M arch 5, 1918.

Your winter Wood supply

P I N E -PitchKindlingFireplace

O A K —

Stove Roots Fireplace

Ed. R o m a n d iaC A R M E L

F o r R en t £REM INGTON T Y P E

W R I T E R ; in g o o d con d ition ; reasonable; w ill d e liver . P il 'e C o H eoffice.___________________________________

i t l f j FOR S A L E -B u g g y and harness, good condition.

Inquire at Pine Cone office.

W o r k By the houn day'or week, wanted by young- married man. Ad­dress I’. O. Box 121. Carmel.

Pntinri Neck Fur. Same l A i u i l u may be obtainedhv paying for this adv.

O u r W e e k ly R ec ip e

F ig S u e t P u d d in gT h e ingred ien ts a re : 1 pound

chopped figs, \ pound chopped suet, 1 cup flour— h a lf rve or whole wheat I P H V be substitu ted— 1 cup soft stain bread crum bs, 2 e g g s , J cup m ilk , \ cup sugar, J teaspoon g in ge r , 1 teaspoon b ak in g pow der, 1 teaspoon cinnam on, salt. M ix (h e fig s and suet A d d the d ry ingred ien ts, m ixed and s ifted . A dd bread crum bs and eggs , beaten w e ll, and. last o f a ll, the m ilk . S team in m oulds tw o hours. Serve with hjhicc.

BenCarmel Drug Store

1 las a fine line of

B i gaby

C L O C K SAlso S t a t i o n e r y , To i le t A r t i c l e s , a n d R u b b e r

S u n d r i e sC o l u m b i a G r a p h o p h o n e a n d

Records for Sale

M a r m a la d e — Good, Excell­ent, Delicious. The L. R- L. brand Orange, and O r a n g e and G r a p e f r u i t Marmalade at r . a. gchweninger’s Groc’y. a<Jv

Lost something? Put an Ad in the Pine Cone.

C U R T I S ’

Liuneh RoomAbalone Chowder - 10c. Tamales - - - - 15c. Ham or Bacon and

Eggs, with Coffee,Tea or Milk - - 40c.

OPEN EVE NING S

The special and immediate needs of the Armenian and Syrian Relief Committee calls for the contribution of $75 by the population of Carmel, ac­cording to the new quota. Those who give quickly give doubly. ___ _____

R e h e a r s a ls a r e u n d e r way fob a s p le n d id presentation of A u g u s t in Daly’s four-act corn­e d v “ A Night Off, at Arts an d Crafts Hall, some time

T W O B I T S

A D a y C lubs

O ut in P h oen ix , Arizona. am ovem ent haw h em inau gur­ated for the form ation o f T w o B its a Day clubs, the m em ­bers o f which are to buy a qu arter 's worth o f T h r ift Stam ps e v e r ) day. T h ree men each took a hundred T h r ift cards, pasted one stam p oil each card , and sold the entire lot before tw o b lock had been covered .

“ T w o b its ” is the o ld term , d a tin g back to the early days o f the cou n try , for a quarter o f a d olla r, and is s till used in the South and W est. E ve ry pa tr io tic Am erican now wants to “ d o his b it .” T h e mem bers o f these c lubs are ca rry ­in g out the idea fine ly in clu­in g their “ tw o b its ” every day . I t is hoped that "‘ T w o B its a D ay ” c lubs w ill be form ed a ll over the country in tlie g rea t w ar sav ings com- p a ign .

W e s e l l U . S . T h r i f t an dW a r S a v i n g s S t a m p s

B a n k o f M o n t e r e y

M o n t e r e y S a v . B a n kS a m e B ld ’ g Sam e M an agem 't

Pupils Give MusicaleT h e p u p ils o f M rs. M abel G ray

Y o u n g ga ve a very eu joyab le nius-

icale at the hom e o f M rs. P eter

T ay lo r , recently.T h e p rogram was rendered by

the fo llo w in g pup ils, assisted by M rs. Y o u n g : M isses M ary Fa lk -ner, Jean T ay lo r , G race W ickham , and M rs. F rances Pudan . Several num bers were om itteckow iug to the illness o f M iss E lizabeth H opp er, M iss Ju lie G ray , and M rs. B etty B o vd en .

M rs. Y o u n g p lans to g iv e a ser­ies o f pup il ruusiealeB d u rin g the season.

HA N ZA N IT A THEATRE 0 V I N G P I C T U R E S

P a r a m o u n t P i c t u r e s E v e r y W e e k

Saturday, March 9 Pauline Frederick in

SLAVE MARKET”Next—Dickens’ “Great

Expectations”

n

The Pine Cone has a well equipped job printing plant. Prices are fair.

J. E . B E C K , M . D.Office at Carm el-by-the-Sea

Pharmacy, Carmel, Cal.

Patronize the home stores.

Carmel highlands Stage

Financial Statement of the City of Carmel=by=the=Sea

Leaves Highlands—8:00 a.m. for r armel

10:30 a.m. for Carmel and Monterey

4:30 p.m. for Carmel and Monterey

Leave Carmel for High­lands—9:00 a.m.

Leave Monterev 12:00 m. and 6:00 p.m. stopping at Carmel

Fare: Carmel io Highlands, 25c.Highlands to Monterey, 50c.

Packages called fo r and delivered,10c.

Special Day and Night Trips by Arrangement.

Carmel Booking O ffice at Devel­opment Co. Office

- For Dog and Pound Licenses~ ' 1917 Taxes

H a > e s A g a in

To the Board of Trustees:I herewith submit the following segregated report of

the receipts and disbursements of the City of Carmel-by-the- Sea for the period from October 31. 1916-the date of incor­poration—to and including December 31, 1917—the end of the

! fiscal year:RECEIPTS

1 By Donation—B ’d of Trust, Nov. 6, ’16 $ 5.00Civic League, for trough 34.57

By Refund —Road District Tax - Miscellaneous

958.161.91

95.503279.05

$ 39.57

960.0795.50

3279.05

Total Receipts -D ISBURSEM ENTS

Salarv, City Clerk, 14 monthsat $25 - - - - $ 350.00

Other expenses of office - - 46.53

(P a c ific G rove R ev iew )

E d ito r ia l com m ent was m ade in yesterday ’ s R e v i e w concern ing

Congressm an H a y es ’ le tter say in g that lie w ou ld be a candidate for re-election this year. T h e le tterwe d id not and wou ld not p r in t.. , ,but the Salinas Journal d id . and | S a la r y , C i t y M a r s h a l . 12 mo.added the fo llo w in g c om m en t: | Q th e r e * K .n ses 0'f 0f f ic e

“ M r. H ayes exp lanation o f w hy j

-he did not vote in the a ffirm ative jon the declaration o f war w ith g , c j t y -, gG erm an y is an y th in g but satisfac ; * ’ *to ry . W e all know war is “ a w fu l” a t <>o - -G enera l Sherm an describes it even j O th e r expenses o , Oi .c e - better -but we d o not want repre ] sen tatives from this d istrict who

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s idestep an issue because it is “ a w fu l.” W ith ou t d ou bt there w ill lie m any “ a w fu l” questions ap p ea rin g before Congress before the war is over, and we w ant a re ­p resen tative w ho w ill meet them in a red-b looded Am erican m anner w ith no w ishy washy s idestepp ing , P res id en t W ilson has to have the un d ivid ed support o f every man in Congress, h o t one who w ill blow hot and co ld .”

Salary, City Recorder Salary, City Attorney,

months at $20 -Other expenses of office -

For Fire Protect io n -

12',

1030.0057.71

65.0013.00

41.35

230.005.50

$ 396.53

1137.71

78.0041.35

235.50

Notice ofe l e c t i o nIn accordance w ith law, on Monday, the 11th day of March, 1918, an e lec­tion w ill b e held for tw o members of the Carmel Sanitary Board and a Sanitary Assessor.

Polling place: Carmel City Hall.

Polls open from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.

By order Carmel Sanitary Board. I. B. W aterhu iy , President

By Miser M . E. Mower, Secretary.

Attention, Voters !N o person w ill be qualified to vote

at any election, including school elections, held on or a fte r the 1st day o f April, 1918, unless such p er­son shall have been registered since January 1st, 1918, and at least th irty fu ll days before the date o f suchelection.

Registration clerks are now reg is­tering electors in each precinct o f the County o f Monterey,

E lectors o f Carmeio Precinct may reg is te r a t the Pine Cone office or a t the office o f J. W . Hand.

T . P. JO Y , Countv Clerk o f M onterey County

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$1.50 pays for the Pine Cone for a year. Send it to a rela­tive or a friend who is inter­ested in Ca rnel and its doings.

Every citizen who wishes to vote at the Carmel city elec­tion must be registered thirty days before that evmit, which takes place on April 9. Reg­ister at the office of J. W. Hand or at Pine Cone office.

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P IC TU R E SH O W S IN CAR ­M E L T H IS M O N TH .

March 9— Pauline Frederick in “The Slave Market.”

March 16—Louise Huff and Jack Pickford in “Great Ex­pectations.”

March 2 3 - House Peters and Myrtle Stedman in “The Hap­piness of Three Women.”

March 30 — Irene Fenwich and Owen Moore in “ A Gul Like That.”

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