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P R i m A R Y

CAf?MELELECTIO N

PIN a h

EDITION

CQf^EAUG. 2 3 . 1916

ISSUED EVERY W ED N E SD AY

CARIVIEL, CALIFORNIA VOL. 2, NO. 3 0

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j ASSEMBLYMAN J48th D is tr ic t

1 Comprising M onterey and San | Benito Counties

| Primary Election August 29 §

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The State SenateSeventeenth District

§ sI Subject to Decision of the §

August Primary 1| Your support respectfully 1

solicited |DEMOCRATIC

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I he R isk of F ire or Theft

W hen Your Valu­ables are Stored a I Home or Office is too (heat. W hy Assume it ? You Can Rent a Safe Deposit Box in our Fire and Burglar Proof Vault for a

Reasonable Sum

FirstNational

BankMONTEREY, CAL.

Though still somewhat short o f the amount required to pur­chase the victrola for Sunset School, (he committee having the matter in charge decided last week to purchase the machine, and the splendid in­strument is now here.

The house of Sherman & Clay lias made generous terms for the payment to them of the balance due.

The committee is .'till in need of $20, and is depending upon those who have not yet contributed to make up this deficiency. The Pine Cone will receive contributions of money and records

I f you read it in the Pine Cone,you may safely repeat it.

A Boost for IncorporationLos Angeles. Cal., Aug 15

Air. W . L. Overstreet,Editor, Carmel Pine Cone,

My dear sir:I find your issue o f August 9 of

particular interest, not only for its highly commendable editorial, but also f< r the evidence it contains that the citizens o f Carmel have wakenedto the fact- o f the necessity o f be­com ing an organized corporate body o f residents, whereby they can di­rect the expenditure ot their money for home im provement, instead o f paying tribute to outside interests for the mere privilege o f local exis- tance.

The move encourages me to say that for the first time I am glad to be a property owner in Carmel, and hope that your efforts will culminate in a realizable issue.

R. H. Stevens

For Job P rin tin g -P in e Cone

Encourage the KiddiesThe remarkable success at­

tending the private perform­ance of a play and burlesque at the Forest Theatre on last Thursday evening has resulted in the decision to repeat the entire program, at the same place on Saturday evening.

The entire net receipts from the affair are to be donated to the Carmel Public Library, to he used for the children’s de­partment.

The Star Theatre Club is an organization o f children, whose object is to write, stage and play performances entirely by themselves.

This they have succeeded in doing wonderfully well; how well, indeed, the general pub­lic will now have an opportun­ity to judge. In this work the children should receive every possible encouragement.

Carmel is, and will be for years to come, a community of i,he drama. Wc are committed o t. What better then than

th .t we should encourage and develop the rising generations of players?

Those who will take part in Saturday's presentations of “ The Kid” and “ The Masqu (ing o f Defects)” are here given:

Grace Wickham, Phyllis F. Overstreet, Philip and Mar­garet Williams. Elizabeth and Maryan Hopper, Inez Fraties, and Hilda and Helen Hilliard.

Tickets on sale at the Pine Cone office. Adults 25 cents, children 15 cents.

Election Next WeekThe prim ary election takes place

next T uesday. At. Salinas C ounty Clerk J oy and his assistants are busy preparing for the event.

T h e sam ple ballots are Ireing prepared for m ailing, and will be in the bands o f voters this week. T he ballots arc o f various colors, as fo llow s : Republican , cream jD em ocratic, b lu e ; Progressive, g re e n ; Prohibitionists, p in k ; So cialistic, salm on and uon-partisan,

" 'x fie man or woman w ho belittles the im portance o f a prim ary either does not understand it or is in d if­ferent. Its purpose is to have the people select their ow n candidates, instead o f leaving it to the bosses. Exercise your priv ilege.

The total registration iu Monte- rev county is uow 8284, mom , by

Vote For

Dp . Roberts(Incumbent)

S U P E R V IS O Rand continue the good work so well begun

Election Aug. 29, 1916

Glenn Hughes, who coached the early productions o f “ The Piper” here iast month, has been appointed to a position in the English department o f the State Normal College at Bell­ingham. Wash. Dr. Search in­terested himself in the matter.

Can You Save$ 1 0 0 0 ?

If you can, you become inde­pendent. The man who can deny himself often to acquire that amount has discovered the secret of wealth and how to acquire it.

Save your first dollar today. T h e Monterey Savings Bank will help you by pay­ing 4 per cent interest.

The high cost of living does not bother him—he has eliminated the cost o f high living.

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Bank of Monterey MontereySavin^sBankSame B u ild in g Sam e M anagem t

960 than registered for the M ay primary, but about 2 0 0 0 abort o f normal registration.

V ote for H iram W . Johnson for U nited States Senator. C alifornia needs him in W ashington.

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B R I N G W O R K O F T H I S K I N D

t o t h e :Pine Cone Office

C A R M E L A R T IS T S CHURCH NOTICES

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5 T U D I OOcean Ave.. next: the Library Open to visitors on Saturday afternoons or by appointment

Telephone 602 J 4

THE CANDIDATEHas been a successful and and satisfactory State Legis­

latorIs an efficient Building and

Loan Commissioner Has a thorough knowledge o f the needs o f this Con­

gressional District Should have the support of every voter in Carmel, irre­

spective o f party

T h e success o f “ T h e P ip er” this year encourages the hope o f many | that “ M aster S kylark” will he p u t ! on next year.

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Tried jthe lllc. Faultless Raisin j

Loaf ? iFor Sale at j

Ben ’s G rocery !

I)r. Millard Klein, formerly o f the University o f California agricultural department, now with the sugar refinery at Sprockets, was a weekend guest, o f Judge and Mrs. Buck

A ttra c tive Scen ic Auto D rives from C arm el

Some of the-most beautiful views in the WorldPoint Lobos and return, 8 miles. 1 hour. 75 cents.Point Lobos and return, stay all day, #1.Palo Colorado and return, 36miles (visiting the canyon) $1.50. Big Sur and return, 80 miles, »5 each (4 passengers).San Jose and return, 160 miles, $ 1 each (4 passengers). Seventy-mile ride through the beautiful ('arm I Valley t<>

Jamesburg, $2.50 each (4 passengers).Trips to other places by special arrangement. Reasonable.

Leave orders at “Pine Cone” office.

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Jill Saints ^pisc;opalS E R V IC E A T 4 O 'C L O C K EVERT S U N D A Y , E X C E P T S E C O N D SUNDAY IN T H E M O N T H , W H E N T H E HOUR IS // A .M .

A. W. DARWALL, Rector

PROFESSIONAL CARDS

J. E. BECK, M. D.Office at C arm el-by-the-S ea

Pharmacy, Carmel, Cal.

Carmel voting precinct has Miss Marion Howell of Pied- never failed to give Governor mont, who has been a guest at Johnson and hip jKilicies a sub- ithe Devendorf household, left atantial majority. Let's make | for her home on Sunday. She it unanimous for Hiram W. | attended a number of social Johnson for U. S. Senator. I affairs during her visit.

I T E M S O F I N T E R E S T .

The St. Anne’s Guild food sale, announced for last Wed­nesday, which did not occur, will take place this afternoon, at Schweningers’ s bakery.

Next Friday evening the pupils of Miss Jeannette Hoag- land will give an exhibition of dancing at ArLs and Crafts hail.

Judge Dohohue, R. M, Fitz- geral, and J. M. McDonald, public men of Alameda county, called on the editor o f the Pine Cone.

Handicap Tournam ent a t th e Carm el Golf Links

W ith the g o lt iu g season on in full sw ing , the m anagem ent o f the ^cenically beautifu l Carm el links lias decided to inaugurate a handi­cap tournam ent. Several o f the players have entered and m any more w ill d o so in the next few days.

T he q u a lify in g round will be played tom orrow, aud from then on much interest will be m anifested iu each stroke. Prizes have a l­ready been selected for presenta­tion to the winners o f the com p e­tition.

D espite the disadvantages under which the m anagem ent is laboring, the Carm el C o if Course has proved a success. T h is has beeu the best season yet experienced . P layers on the course have been drawn from many sections of the country -P asad en a , Sau Francisco, Los

A ngeles, Fresno, B erkeley, O ak­land, N ew Orleans, New" York, T oronto anil C algary.

T he go lfers are near unanim ous iu their expression o f opin ion re­gard ing th^ beauties o f the links.

D escriptions innum erable have linen printed as to the p icturesque characteristics o f the Carm el links, but to really appreciate to the full its wonders one should stand by tlieihul upon w hich several o f the pu ttin g greens are situated.

T he enterprise is worthy o f m ore support uud publicity o f C arm el’ s perm anent residents

T \ P E W R IT IN (;A u t h o r s ’ M a n u s c r i p t s . F/r< .

O o o n W o r k R e a s o n a b i . t R a t e s Mrs. Grace W ickham

P. O . B o x 64 80-acre T ract

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An Active Season AheadFrederick Preston Search has

just signed a con tract with the C h ica go Opera Orchestra for the com in g season, beginning Noveui ber ti, preceded by five weeks with the E llis O pera, beginning O ctu ber 2 , both engagements being un der the direction o f Campauiui.

D uring this tim e he will continue as cellist with the American Syrn phony O rchestra, the concert dates o f which and those of the opera not con flicting . However, these engagem ents w ill postpone Mr. S earch ’s intended fall recital tour until the sprin g

T h e cellist will rem ain iu Oa rmel until the m idd le o f next m on th .

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| For Information I As to Property I In and About

C A R M E LA l M M i K f S i - .

C arm elD evelopm ent

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Vote for Hiram W . Johnsonfor United States Senator 1

T h e Rnivelv ranch in th e O r V alley, located near th e suspon bridge across the river, hns t leased by Jam es M cD o n a ld

Stanley O llasou has b e e n fa ing (hr- ranch, and has a fine r o f fruit this year. A least a to , acre is the v ield expected Iron arree planted to small white be*

G o to d . Jim .

C a r m e l P i n e C o n eP U B L I S H E D W E E K L Y

Established February , IQ 16Entered as second-class matter February tO, 1915, at the oost office at Carmel, California, under the Act o f cMarch 5, 1879.

IF. L, Overstreet. Editor and Publisher C A R M E L , C A L . A U G . 2 3 . 1916SUHBORIPTIOLSingle Copies

$1.oo »=»e« Vea«Five Cents

WEEKLY GREE1INCThe highest compact u)e can make

with our fellow is: let there he truth between us /wo for evermore.—Emerson.

The Real W reckersStand-pat, newspapers and

spellbinders in various parts of the State who are support­ing Booth and who are assert­ing that Hiram W. Johnson is endeavoring to break up the Republican party in Califor­nia, are (apparently) losing sight o f the fact that they themselves are doing more by their attacks on Gov. Johnson to bring about the party break­up and to place California in the Wilson column in Novem­ber than any other agency.

Break up the Republican party, indeed ! Why so bent are the mass o f the Republi­can voters o f California upon the election of Hiram W. John­son to the Senate of the Uniled States that they would sacri­fice Hughes at a word.

If these agencies are so very anxious for the success of the national Republican party and Hughes it is high time for them to give Johnson a square deal.

N ew Auto B u sAuto Service 17-Mile

Drive and all points of interest

Regular Tim e TableT o M onterey

7.-30 a.m .8 :30 ii.m . 9:30 n.in.

10:30 a in.2 :30 p in.1 :00 p.m.5:00 p.m.

I.envJ Monterey 8 :I5 a.m .

11 :50 a.in:3 : 15 p. in 0 :00 u m.

Leave Orders a t CANDY STORE or at

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PETITION FOR INCOKPOKAI ION OF CARMEL-BY THE-SEA

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Sch w e n in g e r’sBAKERY and GROCERY

Best Goods Fresh Goods R ig h t P rices

Prompt Auto Delivery

NOTICE is hereby given that the ’following petition shall he presented to the Board of Supervisors of the County of Monterey, State of Cali- fornia, at a regular meeting of said hoard, to he held on the Fifth day of September, 1916, at Two o’clock P. M. of said day, to-wit :

Carmel, C a l , Aug. 2. 1916 To The Honorable Board of Super­

visorsOf the County of Monterey,

State of California:—

We, the undersigned, qualified elec­tors of the County of Monterey, State o f California, and residents within the hereinafter described portion of

| said County, hereby petition your j Honorable Body that the following described portion of Monterey Coun­ty be incorporated as a Municipal Corporation, under the Provisions of Act o f the General Laws of the State o f California, entitled “ An Act to provide for the organization, in­corporation, and Government of Mu­nicipal Corporations.” The portion of the County hereby asked to be in­corporated under the provision of

I said Act is described as follow s:—All j that portion of the County of Mon­

terey which is included within a line beginning at a point at the South­easterly corner of Addition Number

! Five to the Town of Carmel-by-the- Sea, running thence westerly along

j the southern boundary line of said = : Addition Number Five to the wester-

j !y side of Junipero Avenue, thenceI A |fn« FOR sale! ?.estmny ?lons tlr "Vut,,ur'y ?ide.°fp , twelfth A\enuo to the easterly side

i\6JlljQ f Mission Street; thence southerlyfo r one y e a r . Modern 6 room j along said easterly side of Missionfurnished house; two blocks f0l,r hundred fifty feet, morefrom school mid steam and I Icf ■ „ t o ,tll®1 "iterseetion of the’ , ,, • ; i ,___ i • j County Ivoad: thence southerly along-

c it c lJ lC lalllva\\S. n e a r busi-j M,e easterly side of said County Roadj to a point intersected by the south* <joeted; thence westerly along said southerly side of Santa Lucia Ave­nue, to the Pacific Ocean; thence, northerly along the line of

railways, near busi- j tj,e easterly ness section; one hour fromSan Francisco. Address “ Pine erlv side o f Santa Lucia Avenue, pro Cone.” Carmel, Cal.

NO C A M P IN G allowed atPfeiffer's on the BigSur river, j th<' Shore o f said Pacific Ocean to the Monterey county. California : dividing line between the lands of F.

La Playa PersonalsDr and Mrs. R. L. Richards are

now on their way south. So much impressed are they with Carmel that Mrs. Signor is looking up a location for immediate purchase.

Professor Everett of Providence, k- I., is an enthusiast, stating that he has accom plished here more work on his book than in many months elsewhere.

Recent registrations:Mr and Mrs W aldo Postel, Cax-

ton P Rhodes, Mr and Mrs Harry F avis, Dr and Mrs Allen H Suggatt,

» n Francisco; Miss Sara Huntsman. x?gan, Utah; Richard C Tolm an,

Margaret Witter* Berkeley; Mr and Mrs R j Schmidt and daughter, Portland. Ore; Frank S Lanin, San ■lose;. Mabelle M acKenzie, San Di- -go, Louise Stickley, Oklahoma LUy’ . Josephine E Gannon, Seattle: Keit.i Vosbtirg, Azusa; Mrs James f ’r yn^ l’ ^ ' s s M Lynch, Alameda:

Grace Griffith, Mr

and M^s P V T " ’ ? akiand; Mr Ja-ietts i n , Spears, Los Angeles;

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I b icm nd t 1 AT P ( P . , , , I 11 ■ P»'vers and the Pescndero Rancho;t. i^lK 1) .1. M . 1 le i lt e i | tiHMiee easterly ulong the southerly

«■“ j boundary line of the Peseadcr'o\ Bar tram &?Pa « I Ranelio to the westerly side of Lin-

^ History o f j eoln Street; thence northerly along^i thvi World, in nine volumes. t,1(‘ Westerly fcid© of Lincoln Street Splendidly bound. Pine Cone ' 0 the ,lortllcrlv Hi,u' of Firat Ave' office.

Fo r S a le choice

lino: thence easterly along saidnortherly side of First Avenue to the westerly side of Dolores Street; thence northerly along suid westerlyTwo

lots-18, Block M '\, N. Cavmelo a v .,!near Lodge Gal.e Apply b y I easterly alrfhg said northerly sh ie 'cfmail Mrs. T. C. White. 2716 ' ' ...........................

20 a n d | Hi,ic 0f Dolores' Street to the north­erly side o f A ista Avenue; thence

Benvenue av B 766.

Berkeley. Phone j5 2m

Just His W ayThe promised road signs are

\ ista Avenue to the westerly side of San Carlos Street; thence northerly along said westerly side of Sail Car­lo- Street to the northerly side of Alta Avenue; thence, easterly along said northerly side of Alta Avenue t i the easterly a 1 a fo Junipero Ave­nue; thence southerly along said

Upon San Carlos avenue, our j ‘ astcrly side of Junipero Avenue to° point of intersection with thestreets, torn up by the roa<

contractor, liave been leveiletl and repaired, and financial demands of our school trustees have been acceded to. For all of which we have, to thank Supervisor J. L. I). Roberts.

! C A R M E L REAI .TY CO.

HOUSES RENTED PROPERTY SOLD

EXCHANGES MADE INSURANCE

said southerly line of Pescndero Rancho; thence easterly along said | southerly line of Pescadero Hanchb. about fifty feet more or less.' to the j easterly side of Junipero Avenue; thence southerly along saiil easterly side of Junipero Avenue to the north­erly Hup o f the subdivision of old Carmel City; thence easterly along said northerly line o f Carmel City to

j the easterly line o f Carmel City; j tlienee southerly along a portion of

(he easterly line of old Carmel City and the easterly side of the subdi­vision of Paradise Park ard a por-

1 tion of the easterly line of the sub- I division of Addition Number Five of ; the Town of Carmel-by-the-Sea to the place of beginning.

| The number of inhabitants of said

described portion of said Monterey County is approximately >50.A. P. Fraser J. F. Devendorf William T. Kibbler 7V. L. Overstreet Perry Newberry II. L. Warren F. B. Ackerman Thos. B. Reardon Ralph VV. Hicks II P. Lauroutte J. C. Mike)Robt. G. Leidig Isabel A. Leidig Delos Curtis ■J. E. Nichols L. E. PayneStella Vincent ,Elia Rigney C. t). Goold L. H. Leidig Alary Goold Harris D. Comings David L. Von Nceda Chas. Hamilton Mary Beck C. J. Arne Dr. J. E. Beck -Mrs. Frances Leidig Benj. Leidig R. J. DeVoe J si lira \V. Maxwell Alary E Hand AI. dcXenle Morgan Roy Newberry Jennie Coleman .Mrs. Charles Clark Mrs. W. L. Overstreet Helen Schweninger L. S. Slevin E. A. McLean A. A. Decker J. Prentiss Margaret N. Clark John A. Machado Albert J. Comstock Martha A. Kibbler ^Lorena Underwood Josephine H. Foster Mary R. Allen John P. Staples Fred Leidig Stephen C. Thomas Ernest Schweninger E. M. Tilton 4STATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY

OF MONTEREY SN.J. F. Devendorf amlYY. T. Kibbler

and Perry Newberry, being duly sworn, each for himself, deposes and says: That he is a qualified elector and a resident within the limits of the proposed Municipal Corporation described in the hereto annexed peti tion; that all the signatures to tho said petition are the genuine signa tures of the persons whose names are thereto affixed; that all of said per sons, who have signed -aid petition arc qualified electors of the County of Monterey, State of California, and reside within the limits of said pm posed Municipal Corporation.

•I. F. DEVENDORF.PE R R Y N EW B E R R YWm. T. KIBBLER.

Subscribed and sworn to before me this 2nd day of August A. D., 101(1.

N otarial SealLOUIS S. SLEA IX.

Votary Public in and for the County of Monterey, State of California.

Carmel Drug StoreHas a fine line of

B a b y I J U lC LO C K S

Also Stationery, ToiletArticles, a ii d Rubber

SundriesColumbia Graphophone and

Records for Sale

Hayes’ Power in Con gress Growing

Twenty five pounds lighter but with his usual friendliness aud gen ia lity . Represent a tiv > E . A. H aves was a visitor in Carm el last Saturday m orning.

Alm ost worn out bv the long session o f Congress and the sultry weather of W ashington, Mr. H ayes decided a Hhort time a go to avail h im self o f a brief sojourn in Cali foruia.

H e did not com e here to d o any strenuous politics, desp ite the fact that the prim ary election takes p lace imxt T uesday.

H e is visiting the various sec­tions o f the E ight C alifornia D is­trict to get a line nu the needs o f his constituents and to keep in c lose touch with conditions. Ha is hom e to recover his health. Afi

he told the editor o f the Pine Cone, “ W hen the voters o f my d istrict send me back to W ashing ton , I want to g o back a well m a n . ”

Sonic years ago, when Carm el was w ithout a postoffice, and re­ceived its mail from M onterey only it was through the efforts o f H ayes and N eedham that an independent postoffice was established here.

Mr. Haves is now com pleting his sixth term in C ongress, and in this twelve years lie has becom e a pow er in the lower house. By ml.* o f seniority, no less than by a b ilit ' , he is placed high iu ihe iniporlnut com m ittees.

Mr. H ayes is todav one o f the o ldest m em bers in point o f service in the H ouse of Representatives, and with the new adm inistration practically certain to be R ep u b li­can, liot.li Mr. H aves and ids friends feel llmt he should be re turned for the seventh time.

TodayGrocery Deportment

Coffee Specials

Hatdware Department Fruit cans, Jars, and

Glasses

A largo 15-pound red beet is on exhibition at the Pine Cone ” ffl(V> T/ t raised iu Carmel by J. R. Sylvester.

Double service checks given

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Urtltfg $nij0Better Service Store

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Annual Meeting- of the Forest Theatre Society

Last W ednesday evening, at the thr rtudio of M. DeNeale Morgan, the annual m eeting of the Forest Theatre was held.

OfFcers for 1916-17 were elected as follows: President and Treasurer, Wilham T . Kibbler; V ice-President, Perry Newberry; Secretary, J. M . Cu t ertson.

M embers of the Council for the ensuing year are: Mrs. M. E.H and, Miss M. DeNeale Morgan, Mrs. Frances C Pudan, Mrs. M H . Bremner, Miss Janet Prentiss, Miss A lice M acDougal, Mrs. A W . Scott. Mrs Grace MacGowan C ooke, J F. Devendorf, H L. Warren, T . B Reardon, and A. Vachell.

T he thanks of the society were tendered to all the members of the casts of the different plays, especi ally to Mr. Ludovic Bremner, “ The Piper,” and to Miss Katharine C ooke, who at short notice so ably played the part of Veronika, so well done by Miss A lice M acDougal in the earlier productions of “ The Piper.”

T he reading of the Treasurer's statement, which showed a substan­tial balance, was a soflrce of much satisfaction to the members.

A rts and Crafts Hall Tomorrow E v e n in g

“ S n ro lla ’ ’Seventh lecture in series ..I' (

mel Sum m er School of Art. livered by C . P. Tow nsley.

A b iographical ami eriiica] re view o f this d istinguished Spanish contem porary paint, r. (fifty lan­tern slides. Adm ission 50 cents.

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F o r AIREDALET E R R IE R

Year and a half old; male*; raised with children; reason­able price. Address P. 0. Box 213, Carmel, Cal.

Arthur Cyril left on a busi­ness and pleasure trip on Sunday. He will return here for “ one more look” —no, week, and the he goes East.

Harry Decker, in charge o f Leidig Bros. ’ hardware de­partment, left for the city on Friday. In a short time he will return with his bride, who was Miss Mildred A. Munter. They will make their home in the Cole cottage.

Miss Grace Hamilton and Miss Charlotte Kelt, who have been here for two months, in the Lyons cottage, have left for their homes, the former in Sacramento and the latter in Berkeley.

Miss A. D. Gray, with her brother Janies H. Gray will leave Los Altos shortly for a brief vacation in Humboldt county.

Perry Newberry and wife left on Thursday last for a fortnight’s visit in San Fran­cisco.

“ Honey” Gordon Davis, who is a junior at Stanford, has de­parted to be on hand for regis­tration day. While here, in addition to his work at the Forest Theatre, he wrote sev­eral vaudeville sketches.

Miss Freda Luederman of Los Gatos is here pursuing her work o f making sketches of American birds for a text- 1 ;(K k.

Garwood Simona, a nephew of Benj. Litchtenstein, who leaves shortly for the East to joint Ihe Damroeh company, was a Carmel visitor during the wed;..

Donald Hale left for the city- on Sunday. lie mav he away for some time.

Miss Mai garet Williamson, a former Carmel school teacher, is here for a brief visit.

District Attorney Walter E. Norris was here from Salinas last Saturday afternoon.

The wife of Judge G. F. Buck, well acquainted here, is a visitor from Stockton.

Ludovic Bremner left here on Monday for San Francisco. A sketch on the Orpheum cir­cuit is in prospect, after which a trip East is contemplated.

Mrs. Dorothy and Miss Lily Hayes, relatives o f Miss E. A. McLean, are occupying the Chandler cottage. They are from Oakland.

Mike deYoung took Governor Hughes to the roof o f the Chronicle building. Perhaps to dope out a p’an to defeaf Hiram W. Johnson, the choice of the people for United States Senator.

The Rentdorff family has returned to Palo Alto. They may be here during the Christ­mas holidays.

Miss Alys Miller, who as­sisted in some o f the summer plays while here, returned to her home in the city last week.

Earl Olds, who for several months has been driving for C. 0 . Goold, has quit his job. He is visiting his folks some­where in northern California.

Mrs. Gather, a writer, who contributes frequently to St. Nicholas, was a guest o f the Misses Eunice and Adaline Gray recently.

I We are glad to see the Re ! publicans decide on one man | for United States Senator as ! a candidate at the primaries. That was the big mistake in

jtlie gubernatorial race last time. 1 Three Republican candidates cross firing in llie primaries, while the candidate front the the Progressives stepped in and took the nomination. With Republican strength centered

| on one man the grand old party lias opportunity to make its

j vote count.— Santa Clara Jour- i nal.

Right you are. sister. T h e Republicans can make no mis­take in electing Governor J o h n ­son to the I . S. Senate.— -Pa- c i 11 c G ro ve R e v i e w .

Not only the Republican-., but all other groups who k n o w ability and decency when thev see it.

Property TransactionsDeed; Rozeltha H. Greeley

to Mrs. T. A. Work. $10 . Lots 13 and 20. Bloc.k92. Ca*mel-by- the-Sea.

Controller’s Receipt; State to J. P. Thompson. Lots 18 and 20, Block 15. Carntel City.