San Anselmo Herald from San Anselmo, California • Page 3

Read the Herald regularly Do it now SAN ANSELMO Our Motto: "Neat, Prompt and Correct being followed the next day by Father Maune. This is an opportunity for non-Catholics who are interested to learn about the Catholic religion as both the Fathers are eminent priests. The six o'clock week day service will close in time to take the six-forty train. Office Phone S. A.

113VV PAINTING PAPER HANGING DECORATING TINTING live contestants will be: Charles P. Barkman, Roy T. Meeker, Edward L. Brandon, Helen H. Blair, Willis C.

Lamott. Dr. Bell is to preside. Tt will be a great drawing card to many to know that Mrs. Deckleman is to sing a solo, and the Seminary Quartette is to sing- Admission is free to all.

At a called meeting of the Y. M. C. A. of the Seminary M.

Philip Payne was elected assistant club manager. This means that Mr. Payne will act as an assistant to Mr. Harvey, the present manager, until the end of tho school year, thus having two months of training under an older man. Mr.

Payne will be well qualified for this position of club manager as he has had two years' experience as manager of thePark College Book Store, and for one year acted as assistant grocery buyer for the large boarding house run by Park College. STATE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY FURNISHED Above we state the nature of our business and would be pleased to call on you at any time should you need any work done iu our line. "Good Work, Best Materials and Reasonable Prices" is our motto; therefore we can positively satisfy you in every respect. We would be pleased to estimate on any work you may need. We will furnish best references or bonds if necessary.

Hoping to receive your patronage, We remain, respectfully yours. Box aio A. M. SIMAN CO. When you want a job of plumbing done call S.

A. 262 W. A. B. Shearer.

Mrs. Johnson's many friends are pleased to see her at the Crane Store again after a two weeks vacation. Marshal Eastman says that it is no funny feeling to have a man jumping at you with a knife in his hand, and 1 telling you ho ia going to "got" you. If he hadn't had an umbrella to use as I a poker, he might have had to shoot the fellow, but he is glad he had it, for by poking him with that he managed to keep out of his reach and finally talked him out of the notion of killing him. The number of the San Anselmo Lecture course billed for the evening of the 13th inst, is announced as unavoidably postponed until some future date, Mr.

Brooks having been called east on business. The date will be announced later, and all subscribing to the course will be notified. Those who have heard Mr. Brooks say that he is a remarkable entertainer and hope for a good attendance at that number of the course. People interested in the growth of the .1.

1 -n -iii- little church 111 the Bush Tract will do well to remember the apron sale sched- uled to be held there next Thursday .1 1 for the completion of the annex being 1 built to the church by the Ladies Guild, The Ladies announce that on that day they will also serve luncheon, heinniri; 1 12.15 continue during the after-j 1 I You flust And of course you want PURE FOOD GROCERIES We make that kind our hobby, and it is to your interest to make it your hobby when buying supplies for your table. You would not be satisfied with other brauds after trying some of ours GROSJEAN Phone S. A. 140 Opposite Depot noon. This is a worthy cause sad the The initiation of new members and piiMifl is urged to support it.

installation of officers of the new Red Hill Camp, No. 646, V. O. of Ban The South America class is having a Anselmo, was held last week, Wednes-treat under the leadership of Mr. Beede day, by Mira Monte Camp of San on Monday, afternoon at Mrs.

Van Or- Rafael. The Sausalito ami Corle Madera den's -two o'clock. Next week there lodges were also present in force to wel-will be papers by Mrs. Rice and Mrs. I come the newest lodge into the fold.

Van Orden on the true fact of the re- Aftsr the impressive ceremonies there ligious situatiqn in South America. At was a banquet at which all the new the close of this hour a social time and members were made acquianted and a tea will follow. This is of interest to 1 "feel at home" spirit prevailed. The Ji Cosy Home Is the Biggest Requisite for A Happy Home No home is really happy without Those Pretty Things in Furniture which a womatf likes so well. We hare them Gome and let us show you.

San Anselmo Furniture Company Rosa Avenue San Anselmo ves. Phone S. A. 308WK. POLISHING Mi GLAZING PLASTERING SIGN PAINTING It CKSPffMAO Eat SAN ANSELMO.

CAL. Sail Anselmo Miss Mock is a violinist of note having studied of Documents Filed in the Recorder's Office Furnished by Stewart-Towle Title Co. 711 Fourth street Sun Rafael February 21, 1917 Notice of Pendency of Action O. B. Sawyer vs J.

Warden, et a Is To quiet title to lot on SWy line of and 6th streets, San Rafael, being portion of blk Forbes Addition. Cert. Copy of Letters of Administration Estate of E. C. Peltret, deceased.

E. L. Peltret is appointed Administratrix in Department No. 9 Probate Court of San Francisco. Release Mortgage E.

L. Peltret, administratis to C. Peltret and G. Peltret Mortgage 3-27. Deed.

Quitclaim Lagunitas Development Co. to Mercantile Trust Co. lots 28 29 30 31 32 33 35 36 48 19 50 53 54 55 56 67 59 60 61 62 Map of Sub. No. 1 of Lagunitas Canon Tract, San Geronimo rancho.

lots 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 44 45 46 47 48 Map of sub 2 Cuno of the Carson Tract, nan Geronimo. Deed C. F. Stenblht and husband to H. F.

Mann Portion of lot 11 Map of Fern Hill Tract. Deed M. Lichenstein and wife to A. M. Hanlon Portion of lot 11 Map of Fern Hill Tract.

Building Contract F. B. Anderson with E. Ellingwood Alterations to residence Pan ftarael to cost $1800. Deed Great Western Realty Co.

to Mrs. M. K. Coughlin lot 22 blk 1 sub 1, Fairview Park Tract. Deed Savings Union Hank and Trust Co.

to 11. Y. Fflniun lot In Ross on NEy line of Red Hill and Ross Landing Road, com 70 foet Ey from Wy corner of tract of land in deeds 111-815. Deed of Trust H. V.

Frlman to Mercantile Trust Co. of San Francisco to Savings Union Bank and Trust Co. -Same as above, Cert Copy of Order Cunfli-mliig Sale Deed M. A. Lynch to N.

G. Clark part lot 8 and part of an unnum-j bered lot, Map of Laurel Hill, Addition to Inverness. Deed Ma drone Realty Co. to Com mercial Centre Realty Co. Sunrise Tract, Mill Valley, exclusive of several tracts.

February 26, 1917 Deed Great Western Realty Co, to P. D. Tanguey lot 18 blk 4 sub Fair View Park Tract, Deed H. R. Bell to G.

Plummet- 36.5 acres com. at Intersection of Paper Mill Creek with County Road leading from Point Reyes Station to Olema. Deed E. G. Stenzel to G.

Granuccl lot in Haywards, Alameda county. Release Mortgage Petaluma Sav ings Bank to J. S. Burdell Mortgage 49-94. Tract Sweetser Ranch sub 1.

Tract 40 sub 2. Deed Lagunitas Development Co. to M. McNab subs A and or lot 12 blk 4 Map 1, Forest Knolls. Notice of Action Marin County Savings Bank vs J.

M. O'Brien as administrator of estate of I. O'Brien, deceased et a Is To foreclose on mort gage 41-194 portion of blk 5, Short's Addition to San Rafael. Reconveyance G. D.

McKay and R. L. White to C. Gordon Gauntlett und wife Deed of Trust 176-457. Deed E.

W. Alexander to wife lots 63 64 Culloden Park Tract, San Rafael. Agreement of Sale I. M. McFarland with F.

J. de Vry lots 112 114 111 Amended Map 2, Bush Tract, Sun An selmo. Release Mortgage M. M. Duncan to W.

W. Thurston Mortgage 44-399. Deed E. C. Thurston and W.

W. Thurston to E. C. Griffith lot 4, Fern Hill Lands, Ross. February 27.

1917 Deed E. J. Lapachet and wife to J. Perryman, lot 123 sub 4 Muir Wods Park Mill Valley. Deed H.

S. Shatter to B. E. Berwick lot 17 blk 3 Map of Inverness. Reconveyance H.

P. Bostlck and C. F. Reindollar to M. E.

W. Rlddick Deed of Trust 173-26. Deed E. Bauer and wife to A. J.

Kendall lot In Plxley Tract on NEy line of county road, Corte Madera, lot on Ey line of Van Reynegom ranch Corte Madera. peetj v. H. Westerfeld to L. Pre-fontaine lots 9 and 56 Raymond Tract, Ross Valley sub 1.

Bill of Sale J. J. Souza to J. T. Alfonso The undivided A interest In dairy business on "Bull Tall Nicasio township and undivided Interest In personal property, horses, cows, etc.

Deed Lagunitas Development Co. to C. A. Nystrom Lot on Ny bunk of San Geronimo, beg 497.58 feet NEy from Ny corner of lot 6, Map 1, of Lagunitas. Deed of Trust F.

Schnell and wife et als to the German Savings and Loan Society lots on Ey line of Water St. Sausalito. excepting a portion, lots 9 10 11 12 an dfractlonal portions of lots 8 and 13 blk 20. lots 1 2 3 4 5 Estate of Newton, deceased to T. Things Heard and Seen Before and After the Rain First-That Drake's Lake needs an outlet.

Second That the south side of Hund's Drug store needs repainting. Third That the hollows in the new and old roads need filling. Fourth That the Wessel Garage people must invent some way of getting across the street before another big rain, no swimming. Fifth That the water ditches on Mariposa and Belle avenues behaved beautifully Sixth- That if for nothing else, the the library is worth a million dollars to the town because of the water it furnishes to children and grown-ups free of charge. uti i Seventh That the thoughtless people are not all dead yet, but still carry 4.

dripping umbrellas all over the nice floors of the new Library. Black stains will not erase, XXX W. 0. W. Installation new camp was organized by Deputy Or gamzer von Huser uui inucn 01 uie credit is due to J.

M. Hopkins, who worked hard for the establishment of this the first of any secret society to have a lodge in San Anselmo. The first officers are: Past Consul Commander, A. L. Adams C.

Norman T. Gilroy Adv. E. W. Davidson Banker, L.

E. Green Clerk, J. M. Hopkins Escort, -K. C.

Eastman Watchman, J. Lane Sentry, F. Cowan Managers: Will. Mayer, I Crane, Win. VV esse 11 Physician.

Dr. E. J. Hund The lodge will meet in the Hearthstone Club rooms the first and third Tuesday. 0 PRESBYTERIAN NOTES First Church C.

L. DUNCAN, Pastor. Sunday School at 9:45. Morning Preaching Service at 11. Christian Eudeavor at 7:00.

Prayer service Wednesday at 7:45 Second Church J. Chester White, Pastor. Sunday School A. M. Morning Worship It A.

M. Christian Endeavor 6:30 Fvening Service 7.30 P. M. Prayer Meeting: Wednesday Ing 8 P. M.

Mr. White will preach in the morning, continuing his series on The choir will render special music. Mr. James F. Nelson wilt speak at the evening service.

The steropticon lecture last Sunday night was enjoyed by all those who attended. Mrs. Cooke showed herself an adept as usual. Mr. Cochrane spoke in the morning.

His subject was Isaiah's vision. The service was very impressive. In the absence of E. N. Goddard, Sunday School superintendent, Mr.

Ed. Blair is taking his place. Mr. Goddard expects to be gone two weeks. Watch the Second Church grow, SEMINARY NOTES We take pleasure in announcing the annual Orotorlcal Contest to be held among the students of the Seminary, next Wednesday evening, March 7th at 7:45 p.

111., In the First Presbyterian church. Five students, who are to compete on the Temperance situation in America. Each contestant is subjected to grading by two sets of judges of three each: by one set of judges his manuscript Is criticised, and by the second, his ability as an orator is estimated. The winner will compete in a contest in which representatives from the University of California and Pacific College compete. Tho PREPAREDNESS" Has become the watchword of the nation WHY NOT APPLY IT TO YOUR HOME? Be prepared to lighten the work of your home during the coming yearand for the years to come PREPARE NOW to discard that antiquated old stove and heater Replace them with a modern Gas or Electric Appliance THINK IT OVER Then drop in and let us tell you about coils or operation, etc.

PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC CO. (Marin District) Fourth and Streets, San Rafael NEARLY 50,000 MEN AND WOMEN GET JOBS THROUGH STATE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU The Public Employment Bureaus of the State of California came within seven of reaching the maximum positions filled estimate, 50,000 for the first year's work, as made by State Labor Commissioner, John P. McLaughlin, some months ago. The Bureau filled 4,993 positions, or five times more than the estimate made by the legislature which created this department. This immense army of men and women found positions in tho following bureaus; Pan Francisco, Oakland, 7585; tfaiiraniento, 780B: Los Angeles, 15,141.

A comparison of positions filled by months shows; February, 1525; March, 2089; April, 3286; May, 4281; June, 4981; July, 4869; August, 6952; September, 6502; October, 5134; November, 4464; December, 3428; January, 3551. New York State, which has been in the employment business two years with branches in Albany, Buffalo, Brooklyn, Rochester, and Syracuse, for the same period filled only 255S more positions than California, and San Francisco came with 2803 of filling as many positions as the five municipal offices in New York City. California filled 10,162 more positions than Massachusetts during this period, Han Francisco beating Boston by 341 positions. The positions filled by the California bureaus Include all classes of labor, being divided as follows: Agriculture, 4510; building construction, 6019; clerical and professional, 570; factories, 916; foods, beverages and tobacco, 410; hotels, restaurants, camps, clubs, apartment houses, hos pitals and institutions, 6365; lumber and timber trades, 1694; metals and machinery, 1071; mining, quarries and industries, 875; private homes, 3095-transportation and public utilities, wholesale and retail trades, 1555: miscellaneous, 12,462. The positions are divided about equally among skill ed and nonskilled occupations.

About 85 per cent of the people receiving positions were males and 15 per cent females. The average fee paid private ugen cles for Jobs is on this basis tho state has thus far saved employees tlOO.000. or twice as much as the legislature appropriated for two years' maintenance of the bureaus. The employers have been quick to realize the valuable service rendered by the public employment bureaus, having proven to their satisfaction that they are dealing with expert em ployment men who are handling the employment problem on a strict bus iness basis. During the past fiscal year, 10,690 employers patronized the bureaus, 4765 in San Francisco, 1302 in Sacramento; 2831 in Oakland and 1692 in Los Angeles.

Many of these are leading corporations and promt ncnt employers, located in various parts of the state. The bureaus received 27,623 orders for 63,331 employees during this twelve-months period and selected 59,214 men and women to fill the po sitions and about 85 out of every 100 sent to the employers were hired. This beats all records of private agencies. The stute has always on hand a large number of applicants for all classes of positions and through its well-managed system is able to fill or dors on short notice and with efficiency Thus fur 44,461 men and women have applied for work during the following months: February, 5308; March, 3361; April, 3360; May, 3560; June 3988; July, 3658; August, 4493; September, 4244; October, 4006; November, 3110; December, 2438; January, 2745. The success of the public employment bureaus has given Incentive to a number of labor centers to make application for the establishment of free employment bureaus.

The lav is ample to allow the extension of tho service, but the present appropriation will not permit it. However, It is believed that the legislature this year will come to the rescue and make an adequate appropriation. all open minded women and a large at- tendance of guests is expecteu. All welcome. Deputy Marshal Eastman went to the M.

A. Miller home near Yolandu, Friday evening at the call of neighbors, and arrested Mr. Miller for abusing his wife. When he went to the door Mr. Miller came at him with a big knife and said he would kill him, but he finally talked him out of it, and took him to San Rafael where he was kept in the county jail until Tuesday morning, when he was taken before Judge Magee and charged with whipping his wife.

Judge Magee gave him a severe reprimand and suspended sentence during good behavior. An interesting meeting of the Tax-payers Association was held at tho Town Hall Friday evening, and considerable time given to the discussion of the needs of the schools here. Supervisor Thomas says that the schoolrooms at the main school are already over crowded, but that two more pupils were enrolled this week in one room, and that if they keep coming he doesn't know where they can put any more. He suggests that immediate action be taken to get additional grounds, and then, if need be, another small temporary building can be erected to accommodate part of the pupils. But that it would really be a waste of money to do that.

Town Engineer Feusier gave a short talk on the street work and its needs and answered questions which provided much information for those who were not well informed on the question. Garlic For Sale I will send you by parcels post prepaid, 8 lbs large white garlick for 50 cts W. J. SHREVE, Novato, Cal. The Orphanage Band The fund for the purchase of instruments for the Orphanage Hand is still growing, and the following contributions have been reported as received since the list was published last week: 11.

J. Segelkeu, music rack Chas. Piochero $5 00 Archie Heltrich 5 00 F. W. Auiinann I 00 F.

J. Hurst 2 00 J. R. McGutlick 1 00 M. Hamilton 2 00 Geo.

B. Hund 2 50 J. H. Robinson is working hard for the little fellows and says he has several others in line, who will be coming through with goodly sums in a short time. Catholic Mission On Sunday morning the Vincentian Fathers Revt.

Maune and Boland will open a Mission at St. Anselm'i church to continue for- one week, Masses will be at six, seven and nine o'clock in the morning and eight in the evening which will be a Rosary, instruction on Sacra-menials, morals and the great truths of faith, benediction closing. Father Boland will preach on Sunday Davidson's GROCERIES, FRUITS and VEGETABLES LIVE and DRESSED POULTRY THONE S. A. 151 L.ByrdMockJ Violin Studio Apply at ItOO O'Farrell Street Jan Francisco, phone Franklin 4110 for San Jtntelmo appointment a graduate pupil of the famous Bohemiau violinist Florian Zajicof the Klindtworth Conservatory in Berlin.

Miss Mock has had marvelous success with pupils. She will take a limited number of pupils iu San Anselmo, giving one lesson each week for five dollars a month. ulpuls cemetery, and property In Canada. Deed LnRiinitas Development Co. to E.

H. Williams lot 91 Map of su'j 10, Lagunitas Tract, San Geronimo rancho. Lis Pendens In Superior Court of (Continued on Page 4) W. HIckey lot 3, sec. 31, T.

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M. February za, i017 Account of Trustee H. B. Dollar, trustee under Trustee Deed executed by J. M.

Dollar und wife Aug. 18, 18S2 Half interest In lot In Forbes Addition. Half Interest In lot in Tam-.