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SANTA CRUZ EVENING NEWS. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1919 PAGE TWO ciooi EAST IE CLUB AT PROGRESSIV MfiiT LOS MEETING (By T. B. Jarrett) The meeting of the East Side Improvement club last Thursday evening was well attended, tand several mutters of interest to Santa. Cruz were discussed.

Ryder reported for the Street Committee to the effect that Inasmuch BUY SH ALER LENSES NOW The new headlight law will be enforced Sept. 22nd. If you do not buy early you may find yourself without lenses on the as manufacturers are having difficulty in supplying the large demand. PRICE OF SHOLER LENSES $3.00 and $3.75 Jensen Bros. Auto Co.

Cor. Front and Cooper Sts. LOCAL SERVICE STATION leald's Bisiiess College Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday Evening Thorough Courses in Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Typewriting, Penmanship, Spelling, Arithmetic, Business English, Commercial Law, Business Methods and the English Branches. as petitions for the improvement of three streets In East Santa Cruz had been filed with the City Council sever, al months ago without any apparent results, the committee felt that further effort on their part would be wasted. Mr.

Lenhart stated that another petition calling for the permanent improvement of Broadway from end to end and a bridge across the river at that point had recently been filed with the City Council. Mr. Spencer spoke at length on the high cost of living and the steps that were being taken" by the National, State and municipal departments of our government to relieve this condition, and asked that the club take the matter up in order that we should do our bit to help along the good work. The matter was discussed by many present. A committee was appointed consisting of Z.

Spencer, Miss I. E. L. Hills, Mr. Lenhart, G.

H. Ros-tron and F. W. Hitchings to consider the matter and report any suggestions they may have at the next meeting of HorlickV the Original Malted -Milk Avoid Imitations the club. SantaGruzGountyNationalBan Organized at The Bank of 8anta Crui County In 1875 Capital paid U.

8. Gold Coin. U. S. Depository Postal Savings Fund SANTA CRUZ BANK OF 8AVINGS AND LOAN.

Established in 1870 Capital paid U. 8. Gold Coin. $125,000 Officers. W.

T. Jeter, President: William Sesnon, Vive-President; S. A. Pal mer, Vice-President; Bruce Sharp, Vice-President; Edward Daubenblss, Cashier; Uriah Thompson, Assistant Cashier. Directors: WHliam T.

Jeter, William T. 8esnon J. W. Dickinson, Harlie E. Irish William H.

Lamb, Francis H. Davis S. A. Palmer, Bruce L. Sharpe.

Safe Deposit Vault EXPERT TEACHERS MODERN METHODS INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION IT WILL PAY YOU TO PAY TUITION HERE. THERE IS NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR THE SERVICES OF THE BIG HEALD EMPLOYMENT BUREAUS IN ALL LARGE CITIES OF CALIFORNIA. THEY GET YOU A POSITION WHEN YOU GRADUATE. W. E.

King brought the good news that President Frank Mattison was improving and would probably be able to be with us again soon. One of the best entertainments of the club followed the business meeting. The program included instrumental selections, violin and piano, by IF, W. Hitchings and C. C.

Chase, pleased the club. The isolfco given by Miss Jessie Burnett and Miss Corinne Wood, accompanied by Prof. Kunitz, called for an enthusiastic encore, and the ladies deserved well the applause given them. Jack Petty, on the cornet and Edward White on the saxaphbne, were also encored. The boys did' well and the club appreciated their music.

An unexpected treat was then given by Prof. Forsyth by moving picture views of all kinds of poultry, and also ASK THESE GRADUATES OF THE HEALD NIGHT SCHOOL IF IT PAYS TO SPEND YOUR EVENINGS AT HEALDS. A HEALD TRAINING WILL HELP YOU TO GET A GOOD POSITION the whole incubator process, including the little girl who atended to the bus I ORDINANCE NO. 1212 An ordinance fixing, levying and establishing the rate of City taxes for the fiscal year 1919-1920, on all taxable, real and personal property in the City of Santa Cruz, and designating the number of cents on each one hundred dollars for each of the funds of said City. Be it ordained by the City of Santa Cruz as follows; SECTION 1.

The rate of City taxes, for the fiscal year 1919-1920 is hereby-fixed, levied and established on all taxable property in said City both real and personal, at the rate of two dollars and twenty seven cents on each one hundred dollars of such property, which sum is divided among; the following funds of said City, aa 'follows; For the General Fund, ten (10) centa For the Police Department fourteen (14) cents For the Health Department Fund, one half () cent For the Electric Light Fund, seventeen (17) cents For the Fire Fund, twelve (12) cents For thp Street Fund, thirty-seven. (37) cents For the Sewer Fund, five and one-half (5) cents For the Park Fund, three (3) cents 'For the River and Water Front Fund, one (1) cent For the Library Fund, ten (10) cents. For a sinking fund to pay the principal on the bonded indebtedness of said city evidenced by "refunding-bonds" issued April 16, 1894, each or which is designated as "Bond of the City of Santa Cruz Refunding Bond'" the sum of fifteen (15) cents. For interest on said refunding: bonds, the sum of nine (9) cents. Provided, that no part of the rate-hereby fixed for the payment of said municipal refunding bonds, or any judgment or the interest shall be levied against any property, save and except that which is included within the boundaries of the former City of Santa Cruz, bounded and described in act of the Legislature of the State of California.approved March 1876.

For a Sinking Fund to pay the principal and interest on the bonded indebtedness of said City evidenced by "Municipal Water "Works Bonds" issued August 1st, 1913, and each of which is designated as "Municipal Water Works Bond" the sum of nineteen (19) cents. For a Sinking Fund to pay the principal and interest on the bonded indebtedness of said City evidenced by' "Municipal Improvement Bonds 1914." iness. You saw the little chicks just picking their way out of the shell until the whole drawer was hatched. This was all so well given that It seemed such a reality and you thought you had the whole of the flocks before you, even to the rooster crowing. The thanks of the club were given for this object lesson by the Professor, as also to the performers who did their parts so well.

After singing "America," the meeting adjourned until September 18th. NOTICE OF COMMISSIONER'S SALE IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE COUNTY OF SANTA CRUZ, STATE OF CALIFORNIA. NORAH FLORENCE McWHINNEY, executrix of the estate of Hugh Mc-Whinney, deceased, Plaintiff, vs. HARRISON HUBBARD, ADOLPH GLOOTZ and ARTHUR G. ADAMS, copartners doing business as Adams Glootz, CLAUD HAMBER and HENRY GER-RARD, copartners doing business as Hamber Gerrard, FIRST DOE, SECOND DOE, THIRD DOE and FOURTH DOE, Defendants.

Under and by virtue of an order ol sale and decree of foreclosure issaed out of the Superior Court of the County of Santa Cruz, State of California, on the 18th day of August, 1919, in the above entitled action, wherein the above named plaintiff obtained a Judgment and decree of foreclosure and sale against the above named defendants of the 15th day of August, 1919, for the sura of $2979.75 in gold coin of the United States of America, with Interest, which said Judgment and decree was on the 16th day of August, 1919, in Judgment book 18 of said Superior Court, at page 316 there, of, I am commanded to sell all the following described property, to-wit: AH the standing timber and wood on that certain tract of land situate, lying and being iu the County of Santa Cruz, State of California, and described as follows, to-wit: Lots 2, 3 and 4 of Section 16; the South Ms of the Northeast the North of the Southeast the East of the -Northwest and Lots 1, 2 and 3 of Section 17, all in Township 10 South of Range 3, West Mount Diablo Base and Meridian. Being the standing timber and wood sold to Harrison Hubbard by Hugh JOSEPHINE MORAILA Stenographer for British Vice. Consul, Guaymas, Mexico WW RUBY BOBBY Government Stenographer, Washington. D. C.

WELL KNOWN RUNNER LEAVES ST. GEORGE William Matthis, for 17 years runner for the St. George hotel, has resigned his position and will be in the emplo yo fthe Portland Cement company at Davenport. He has, always been very popular with the trav eling public, and will be missed. WALLACE RICHEY Bookkeeper and Stenographer, First National Bank, Santa Cruz "4 ft i S.

PI. Catlatt will succeed him at the hotel. CITY PAID TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT FLEET FARES It is announcedthat the city has re- McWhinney by a aeea or grant tor saiu A wnnrt. datfid the 21st day ceived $507 from Beverino Perez as the proportion due the municipality of June, 1914, which said deed af grant was recorded by the county recorder of Hundreds of other young people have taken our courses and secured good business positions. from fares collected from passengers the County of Santa uruz, acaie 01 California, on the 21st day of Septem ber, 1914, in Volume 258 at page 28S who visited the warships during fleet week fro mthe municipal pier.

et seq. KynonHnir nil thn nalt and othei SHE WANTS TO HELP OTHERS trees growing around, between, and MAXWELL SHAFTER Stenographer, Government Service Fort McDowell, Calif. RAYMOND SAUERS Government Stenographer, San Pedro, California Mrs. A. G.

Wells R. F. tD. Rocky Mount. N.

C. writes: "I pannnt nrqlao immediately adjacent to tne nouse auu Foley Kidney Pills enough for the Together with all and singular the wonaenui oenenis i nave derived from their use. Please publish this statement as I want the people everywhere to know of them." Lame back, sore Mark and Mail this Coupon MOW tenement hereditaments ana appune nances thereunto belonging. PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV EN that on the 10th day of September, 1919, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon of liof Aav In frnnt nf th Gourt House each of which is designated as "Municipal Improvement Bond 1914," the sum of nineteen (19) cents. For a Sinking Fund to pay for the widening of River Street, in the City of Santa Cruz, from Mission Street to Bulkhead Street, by adding to saidt River Street, on the Easterly side thereof certain real property, in accordance wih Ordinance No.

1210 or said City, the sum of forty-five (45) cents. SECTION 2. This ordinance shall be in force and take effect from and after its passage and approval and the publication thereof once In the SANTA CRUZ EVENING NEWS SECTION 3. This ordinance "shall be published five (5) times in the SANTA CRUZ EVENING NEWS, a. daily newspaper of general circulation printed, published and circulated In the City of Santa Cruz.

i'01Poa8uedthe 2nd day of September, 1919, by the following vote; Ayes; Mayor Kratzenstefn, Commissioners Palmer, Stikeman and Greenfield. Noes; None. Absent; Commissioner Mattfson. Approved the 2nd dav nf door on Cooper Street, In the City of muscies, puumess unaer tne eyes, and an "always tired" feeling are indications that the kidneys and bladder are not working properly. Foley Kidney Pills strengthen weak, disordered kidneys and bladder.

Palmer Drug Co, advt. Santa county 01 oania um, roiifnmio v. Miller, the undersigned commissioner, appointed by said Superior court in saw aciiuu onrl riulv omnrn nnnlififid and acting. HEALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, Santa Cruz, Gentlemen: Please send me your catalogue and information as to how I can qualify for the position opposite which I have marked an X. CLOSED COMPLETELY will, in obedience to said order of sale and decree of foreclosure, sell the above described property or so miinti thoronf fla mflv npCeSSarV tO I Bookkeeper I Stenographer Public Accountant JQt Private Secretary I Commercial Teacher Supervisor of Writing I I Court Reporter I Expert Penman Civil Service satisfy plaintiff's Judgment, with interest and costs thereon, to the high out ond tiaot WrMor for cash, in Kold Name coin of the United States of America On account of highway work, the state highway will be closed to all traffic for a short period, commencing at once.

By order of Supervisors, advt tt wlin llftfi not trio1 mt Dated: Santa Uruz, wnuornia. 1919. August 18th, 1919. Address CARL KRATZENSTETN, (Seal) As such commissioner as aforesaid BAT.PH H. SMITH.

Attest: a. a kvans jic mo ajul iruz Special" soft drink at Frank McCar- City Attorney tor Plaintiff riOl AUli,.