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PAGE THREE SANciapEraHaMEWS B. J. DEVW AND H. R. JTJDAH, JR.

The Outbursts of Everett True i HAPPY 1 9 2 0 Entered as second-class matter at the Postofflce at Santa Cruz, California. Published every evening except Sunday at 29 Walnut avenue by the, Devlin and Judah Co. Telephone 240. 5STS MY 3oat' I 1OlVf'T B6USV6 THCY KNOiV UBSCRIPTION RATES (Invariably In advance) One month, by mail carrier, 60 cents. Three months, by mail or carrier, $1.50.

Six months, by mail or carrier, $2.75. One year, by mail or carrier, $5. SANTA CRUZ EVENING NEWS, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1910. Sastern Representatives, S. C.

Thels Company, 864 Monadnock Chicago 366 Fifth New York. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Tn associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and also the local news published herein. All rights of republication of special dispatches herein are also reserved. Wilson and House at Outs? "2T down i1 VOO'VS TOLT) ALL a A Happy, Prosperous New Year for all! We wish at this time to voice our sincere appreciation of the manner in which our efforts to provide a service of genuine merit have been received by the community at large. These expressions of confidence and good will are the inspirations which encourage us to plan bigger and better things for the future.

"It teems to be quite generally stood that there has been a definite break la the relations that have so long existed between President Wilson and Colonel E. M. House, his "man Friday." The position held by Colonel House in the administration, while entirely non-official, was closer by far than that held by the secretary of state or any other member-of the cabinet President Wilson, while ignoring Secretary of State Lansing, made Colonel House his personal representative at the meetings with the premiers of France, England and Italy in connection with the peace conference; and abroad, as at home, he was always the president's shadow. But like Wolsey of old, House has dropped -from his place of confidential adviser to the executive. There are many stories- in explanation.

One is that Colonel House, without the president's consent, committed the United States to Paris as the choice of seat for the peaoe conference. Another story Is that House favored recognition of Irish independence, which Wilson opposed. A writer In the New York World declares that Colonel -House's influence with President Wilson declined when the (Flume controversy arose and the colonel took the side of Italy against the president, and even indicated to Premier Orlando his lack of sympathy with the president's attitude, as well as his intention to bring about a change of fhe president's mind, or at least a modification of the president's ultimatum that would work to the advantage of Italy. The same writer aBserts that the president was astounded at the evidence of Colonel House's disaffection. Anyway, although Colonel House returned October 13 from the post assigned him at London by President Wilson, the fact of his coming was not communicated to the White House, and the colonel contrary to his custom, has not visited Washington, nor, so far as can be learned, has he been summoned by the president Sylvester A.

Palmer Premier Hon. W. A. Holman of New South Wales, Australia, has introduced a measure for the regulation of wages so that the married man shall receive higher rates of pay than the single man, and men with children more than either. ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION IN ANNUAL CONVENTION NEW YORK, Tuesday, Dec.

30 (by the Associated Press). The National Collegiate Athletic association opened its fourteenth annual convention here today with a review of the work accomplished during 1919. Lieut. Colonel Palmer E. Bierce, president of the association, analyzed the activi MILK FLOUR A good northern flour In 98 lb.

sacks. You save just $1.15 on a sack over what you would pay for a standard brand. SPECIAL A 98 pound sack, $5.65 Mrs. A. Stapp Has Gained 30 Pounds A good milk with the same guarantee as any of the standard brands.

Try it and save some money. SPECIAL 3 cans 40c ties of the organization during ''the past twelve months and forecast an even more active period during the coming year. Newton D. Baker, secretary of war, spoke on "Efficiency as a NationaL Asset." SAN FRANCISCO WOMAN HADN'T SEEN A WELL DAY IN TWENTY FIVE YEARS the soul of honor, for a man who, while preferring the quieter walks, nevertheless was' always ready to serve his community, a man whose word was good in any transaction, a man devoted to his calling and who always offered to younger men an example of faithfulness and accuracy that they might with profit follow. There is many a successful druggist in this state today who owes his start to Sylvester A.

Palmer, who remembers him gratefully for the training he received under his watchful care. Mr. Palmer's record in official life in Santa Cruz Is a record of achievement. His was a steadying hand at council meetings, and he helped to guide the town through many a difficulty. He will be missed by the people of Santa Cruz among whom he has so long lived and whom he has so well served.

We can think of no better tribute to the personal worth of a man than to say that he left a good name behind him when he departed from his old liome town. We can think of nothing -pleasanter than to be able to return to the community where one attended school, grew to manhood, and started business life, and there look every acquaintance in the eye, find a gleam of friendship and a handshake, and know that years of absence have not made one forgotten by old-time friends. Such distinction as this Sylvester A. Palmer enjoyed. For twenty years or more no old Sacramentan has come to Santa Cruz but that he forthwith walked up Pacific avenue to pay 'hit respects to his former fellow-townsman, S.

A. Palmer. Sacramen-tans knew him as well as Santa Cruz-ains knew him, and they knew him for Hinkle's Cash Store PROPOSE MORE AIRPLANES TO CARRY ON GOVERNMENT WORK CALGARY, Alberta, Dec. 30. (By the Associated Press.) Establishment of en air service in the Rocky Mountains, by means of which government work, such as police and forestry patrols, surveying and photographing, can be carried on economically, is under consederation by authorities here.

It is proposed to operate from the international boundary to Fort Vermillion. A string of aerodomes along the east slope of the Rockies is part of the plan. -Mamas "It's the honest truth, I hadn't seen a well day in twenty-five years until I started taking Tanlac but now all my troubles are gone and I feel like a young girl again," said Mrs. Virginia Stapp, of 185 Valencia San Francisco, Cal. "'For the past twenty-five years I have been in such miserable health," continued Mrs.

Stapp, "that I was beginning to think I would to be content and bear my troubles as long as I lived. I had almost no appetite at all and when I managed to eat a few bites I couldn't digest it and it would make me deathly sick, and as I could get no strength or nourishment I fell off twenty-five pounds in weight. I got so faint and dizzy at times that I would have to sit down and wait till the attacks passed over. For the past twenty years I hardly knew what it was to be without a headache and I had terrible pains across my kidneys. All my life I have been constipated and every day for years I have had to take a laxative, and my tongue was always coated and I had a bad taste in my mouth all the time.

Night after night I have lain in bed rolling and tossing for hours unable to get a wink SUDDEN DEATH OF FORMER SALINAS DENTIST SALINAS, Dec. 31. Dr. W. Carlton rSmlth, a well-known San Francisco dentist, formerly of this city, succumbed to an attack of heart failure last jSunday night while on a train return- ing to San Francisco from Nevada.

He had gone to Nevada to inspect some mining property. The deceased was the son of the late J. Smith, an engineer who lived here many years. He was born in Gilroy, and was forty years old. AUTO NOTES YOUNG FAT TENDER STALL FED STEER BEEF IS THE EXTRA SPECIAL this week.

Buy the five pound and upward cuts and save money. Window bargains in these daily. Cuba is discarding the historic two-wheeled mule carts for the American motor trucks in connection with the big sugar industries. France is in need of heavy duty of sleep and of mornings I felt so bad I could hardly get up. HELP FOR MOTHER A mother whose strength is over-wrought or who is thin, pale or nervous, should find renewed energy in every drop of SCOTT'S EMULSION Let it thelp turn your daily tasksfromaburdentopleasure.

Scott Emulsion is abundant 'The statements in the papers about trucks of from three to five-ton capacity, and will accept quotations on prices not in excess of $3300. Tanlac seemed so sincere that I made up my mind to give it a trial but as everything else I had taken for twen Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, ty-five years had failed to help me I New York, Minnesota and Missouri are had little faith in Tanlac. But, sir, recorded with having the largest registration of motor trucks. it began to help me so quick that It was no time before I had changed C. JT.

Ebert, the clothier, is in San Francisco on business preliminary to stocking his new store in the Wilson building, adjoining the New Santa Cruz theater. Mr. Eberthad hoped to move the early part of January, but due to unavq'dable delays in preparing the store the opening will occur about the 15th. Meanwhile very attractive prices are offered on the merchandist in the store in the St. George block.

my mind about it and now I think it is the greatest medicine' I have ever Detroit has its first woman clerk In heard of In my life I can hardly realize the person of Mrs. Gail Malcolmson, a what a wonderful change has come over me. Why, I am able to eat just in (nose nourishing element that every mother in the land needs. SAY, LISTEN Why not have your old tires retreaded with the celebrated Goodyear non-skid alweather type? No slipping, no chains. A sense of security during the entire winter period exceptional mileage-at little expense.

I GUARANTEE VULCANIZING COMPANY Santa Cruz Automobile Co. Phone 147. 287-297 Pacific Ave. Buick Chevrolet agents. Rachal Stewart, prop.

widow, whose appointment to the office has just been announced. anything I please, with no bad effects in the least, and I have actually gain Queen Victoria of Spain has a con ed thirty pounds in weight. I haven't tft Bowne.BloomSeld.N. J. 19-H had a headache or dizzy spell in so siderable knowledge of dramatic tech long that I have almost forgotten about them and the pains in my back nique and once wrote a very success 2 have left me entirely.

My constipated ful little play in French for the members of the Spanish court at San Se condition has been relieved and my tongue is never coated and I don't bastian. have that bad taste in my mouth any more. I Bleep nine to ten hours every Charity and a Good night, can do my housework with ease, and I just feel fine all the time with this new life and energy about me. I never lose a single opportunity to Martna Washington was the first woman to enjoy the franking privilege in the United States. In 1800, after her husband's death, congress gave her the free use of the mails during the remainder of her life.

Time praise Tanlac, for it has certainly been the greatest blessing of my life." Tanlac la sold in Santa Crux by Pal mer Drug In Boulder Creek by Watera and in Watsonvllla by One pair of rats may have a family W. Hanson. tree of 880 descendants in a single J. H. HORSNYDER DRUGGIST AND CHEMIST year.

London has been campaigning against rata. i Phone 59 32 Pacific Avenue ANNUAL MEETING The annual meetlne of Wood Broth Attend the Community Dance at the Armory January first, where confetti will be sold by pretty girls for the French and Serbian Relief Admission 25c ers company of South Dakota will be Safe held at their office in Santa Cruz Tues Milk day, January 6. GEORGE W. WOOD, advt Secretary. For Infants Invalids No Cooltiof Begin the New Year Right PH A 9 Undertaker V.

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