Santa Cruz Evening News from Santa Cruz, California • Page 5

PAGE FIVB SANTA CRUZ EVENING NEWS, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18, 1915. Than Not Having One In Sight Guess If They Are Married VjtH -A- AT PRESENT fVl 0T OF A JOB OUVIATOi-D Mft THAT KM fop A SAN MIGHT GOO)T tivj Tt HKToR while OLIVIA is 6BTTINS reapN AVPfUT IT HAb'MT ARRIVED PU5IMtSS? I RoAD I The News Business Directory sum cruz SCHOOLS WANT MORE MONEY This Is Better FAIP- THE WAN NoWk MAM WHAT BUSINESS ARE NOU REAL ESTATE FOR SALE ALFALFA RANCH FOR HOME 22 acres 2 miles of Atwater, Merced county, all in alfalfa; good improve ments; stocked and equipped. Price $7000; mortgage $3000. Wilson 126 Pacific avenue. FOR SALE ON MISSION HILL, near new high school, modern six-room house, furnished or unfurnished; every convenience; flue yard; flowers; garage, etc.

Very desirable. Terms to suit. Address Owner, P. O. Box 14, Santa Cruz.

FOR SALE AT LESS THAN COST A Beven-room bungalow; corner lot 50x150; 1 block from carline, Phone Owner, 1082R. FOR SALE FURNISHED HOUSE OF 5 rooms; stone foundation; hot and cold water; bath; toilet; electric lights and gas; wood-house; all gar den tools; lot 50x125. Cost $1800. Will take $1000. Modern house of 9 rooms, furnished.

One ot rooms, furnished; close to street car and beach. Lot 140x120. $4750. Seven-room house; hot and cold water; bath; electricity; stroot work done. Lot 45x145; 2 blocks from Pacific avenue.

$1050. Six-room house; barn; woodhouse; lot 50x100; five blocks from Pacific avenue. $750. Tom Joe Gannon, 272 Pacific avenue. FOIl SALE ON EASY TERMS A houso and lot on Olive street; price $1600.

Address W. G. Conklln, 258 Pacific avenue. SPECIAL A CR AG 13 BARGAl 2 acres Vj block of Capitola electric carline on 3Sth avenue. Trice $1000; $200 down, balance $100 year, 6 per cent.

Level, fertilized land; about 2 dozen fruit trees. Wilson 120 Pacific avenue. Phone S. C. 54.

FOR SALE 5-ROOM COTTAGE, ALL modern Improvements; lot 50x190, fenced; cement walk; fruit trees; lot cost $800; house cost $1400. On account of business elsewhere will take $1200 If sold soon. 68 Pennsylvania avenue, est side. FOR SALE NICE IMPROVED 4- acre place; 6 rooms; house all modern; all kinds of fruit; chickens; houses; runs; barn; high and dry; em; all kinds of fruit; chicken houB-es; runs; barn; In good shape; one of the nicest located and most Ideal placeB In or around Santa Cruz. Will be snld at sacrifice for cash or terms.

See owner on place. 372 N. Brancl-forte avenue. FOR SALE ON MISSION HILL, near new high school, modern slx-roora house, with every convenience; fine yard, garden, garage, very desirable. $1500 cash, balance to suit purchaser.

Address Owner, P. O. box 14, Santa Cruz. WANTED WANTED TO BORROW FROM $600 to $1200; real estate security; 120 acres of good mountain land. Ad dress box 369, News office.

MEN LEARN BARBER TRADE Ap prenticeship saved by our method; earn better wages or be your own boss in few weeks. Barbers' tips more than unskilled workmen make. Catalogue free. MOLER SYSTEM, 118 Kearny San Francisco. WANTED OLD CLOTHING, FURNI-ture, magazines and anything useful.

We have a greater demand than we can supply for such things, so would appreciate anything you may give us for these callB. Telephone 1031-L, or address Salvation Army, box 224. WANTED BY AN EXPERIENCED seamstress, work at borne or by the day. Prices reasonable. Either dressmaking or plain sewing.

Address 49 Market street. The News and the Woman's Magazine one year $4 in advance. Advt. By Allman I JSOMtTRlNG LODGES San Lorenzo lodge, I. O.

O. con ferred the third degree on R. S. Ad ams and A. S.

T. Johnson last night. ELEGATES ARE ELECTED. T. E.

Blanchard has been elected elegate and C. J. Bennett reserve eelgate to the lay electoral confer-nce of the Methodist church. The Native Sons are busy these ays initiating new members into the der. Last evening James J.

Ker- in was initiated and next Tuesday evening two other candidates will be come members. The Natives have many prospective candidates in line nd expect to add greatly to their membership between now and the first of the year. The committee on the 9th of Sep tember parade reported that many have expressed their willingness to parade In San Francisco on that day. The committee expects to have at ast fifty in line In regulation uniform on that day. TIME TABLE Arriving via the Mountains- 11:23 a.

m. From San Francisco and all intermediate points via Los Altos cutoff. Dally. 12:25 p. m.

From San Francisco, Oakland and Intermediate points via West San Jose and Los Altos, Dally. 7:00 p. m. From San Francisco and intermediate points via Los Altos cutoff. Dally except Sunday.

Leaving via Mountain Division. :00 a. For San Francisco via Los Altos cutoff and Intermediate points. Dally except Sunday. 1:35 p.

m. For Oakland and San Francisco via West San Joso. All Intermediate points. Dally. 6:03 p.

m. For San Francisco and all Intermediate points via West San Jope, Dally. Arriving via Watsonville Junction. 10:25 a. -Dally from Monterey branch and Los Angeles.

11:55 a. m. Dally from San Francis co and Intermediate points. 1:25 p. m.

Daily from San Francisco and San Luis Obispo, and intermediate points. Also from Los Angeles. 5:55 p. m. Dally from San Francisco and Monterey branch and Intermediate points.

8:55 p. m. Daily, from San Francisco and I.OB Angeles and Intermediate points. Leaving via Watsonville Junction. 5:30 a.

m. Dally for San Francisco and Intermediate points. 8:15 a. Dally for San Francisco and Intermediate points. 9:30 a.

m. Dally for Los Angeles and Intermediate points. 11:30 a. m. Dally for San Francisco and San Xuls Obispo and Intermediate points and for Monterey branch.

3:35 p. m. Daily, for San Francisco and Intermediate points, and for Monterey branch. BOULDER CREEK LINE. Arriving.

7:55 a. m. Dally. 12:25 p. m.

Dally. 2:25 p. m. Dally except Saturday and Sunday. 6:55 p.

m. Sunday only. 7:00 p. m. Dally, except Sunday.

Leaving. 10:30 a. m. Dally. 1:35 p.

m. Saturday and Sunday only 4 20 p. m. Dally except Saturday and Sunday. 6:03 p.

m. Dally except Sunday. 7:05 p.m. Sunday only. DAVENPORT LINE.

Leaving. 6:00 a. w. Dally. 8:00 a.

m. Dally, except Sunday. 4:40 p. m. Dally.

Arriving. 7:15 a. m. Daily. 1:45 a.

m. -Dally, except Sunday. 1:55 p. m. Daily from Swanton.

5:50 p.m. Dally from Swanton. 6:10 p. m. Daily.

OCEAN SHORE RAILROAD Leaving. 7:00 a. m. Dally, for Swanton. 12:00 noon Dally, for Swanton.

3:30 p. m. Dally, for Swanton. Arriving. 9:05 a.

m. Dally, from Swanton. 1:55 p.m. Dally, from Swanton. 5:15 p.

m. Dally, from Swanton. NEW TODAY FREE MARKET SPECIALTY. Roy Stark, the Soquel honeyman. Local distributor of pure comb and extracted honey.

Also special prices on local products, salad oil, vinegar, peanut butter and marmalade. LOST SUNDAY NIGHT, IN PARK alley, a small black cardease, containing receipts In my name. Reward. H. M.

Jenne, S. C. P. 31 Walnut avenue. HOUSE FOR RENT 34 BELLE VUE avenue; four rooms; screen porch; bath, range, with hot and cold water; partly furnished; plenty of garden ground.

Seven dollars per month. Apply W. R. Brown, 254 King street. WANTED A WOMAN TO ASSIST In kitchen; one that understands pastry preferred.

Phone 113S.I. I.OST-In SHOPPING DISTRICT ON Tuesday afternoon, small finger- ring, gold with abalone setting. Re turn to 22 Kirby street. Reward. MARRTEJX DUCKWORTH RODRIGUEZ Ray Duckworth, aged 20, of Watsonville a native of California, and Maclovia Rodriguez, aged 17, of Watsonville, a native of California.

1 1 ITS 1 1 BECK BIRD Harold R. Hush beck, aged 25, of Watsonville, a native of California, and Ada Belle Bird, aged 20, of Watsonville, a native of California. DIED. STANSFIELD At Glenwood, August 17, Mrs. Annie Slanslleld, aged 59 years, a native of Missouri.

Funeral of the deceased will lie held tomorrow afternoon at 1:15 at Wcss-eutlorf Slaffler's undertaking jar- lors; thence to the Catholic church, where services will be held at 2 o' clock. and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend. Pacific Coast Undertaking Parlors 364 Pacific Ave. Phone 79 LICENSED EMBALM ER, Up-to-Date Equipment. Lady Attendant nn All Lady Caia.

FOR EXCHANGE WANTED TO EXCHANGE A MAX-well runabout In good condition for a good milk cow. Inquire at East Side Garage, 340 Soquel avenue. MONEY TO LOAN. MONEY TO LOAN AT 7 PER CENT In sums to suit. All transactions strictly confidential.

Address P. O. Box 14, Santa Cruz. LOST OR FOUND LOST A BOY'S SWEATER, GRAY, with letters II. 1" Inside.

May have been lost on beach or on Pacific avenue. Please return to sheriff's office. LOST SATURDAY, BETWEEN Front, Soquel, Garfield, Water, Oc ean and Felker streets, a black tie and stickpin that hooks on. Return to J. Biedenweig, Water street, and receive reward.

FOR RENT FOR RENT 30 ACRE RANCH AT City limits, about mile east of end of Laveaga park carline; good buildings. James Dawson, R. 2, box 628A. FOR RENT 4-ROOM MODERN FUR- nlshed house; large lot; fruit, berries and garden. Rent $13 month.

E. B. Bond, 151 Pacific avenue. Anm'ericanRaiiway Superintendents special, containing a party of 200, passed through this city about 4 p. m.

today. I LIVESTOCK AND IMPLEMENTS. FOR SALE BIRKSUIRE SOWS AND pigs; two-year-old Short Horn heif er, and horse and wagon. Paul Sweet Lane, near Soquel road. James Daw son, K.

2, box 028A. FOR SALE YOUNG HEN'S, SEPAR-ately or by the dozen. Call at 124 California street, near Van Ness. FOR SALE 2 GOOD YOUNG COWS; also team of horses, suitable for delivery or ranch work. F.

A. Dickinson, box Ben Lomond. BROOD SOW AND YOUNG PIGS for sale; fine stock. E. H.

Craven, route 1, box 142, Santa Cruz. FOR SALE A FULL-BLOOD JER- sey bull, 18 months old; also one fresh Jersey cow. Inquire 30 Diamond street. Phone 204. FOR SALE A FEW NICE, YOUNG cows to make room for others com ing along.

H. R. Leek, Escalon Dairy. FOR SALE 1100-POUND GENERAL purpose horse, new harness, new 8-foot spring wagon; also never-used rubber-tire, long-body buggy or road wagon and second-hand two-cylinder Auburn auto with five-passenger and delivery body, overhauled. Phone 12J1.

FOR SALE AT ALL TIMES, HAY I have due In Santa Cruz this week a car of hay that I will sell off the car at depot for $11 per ton. I also have at Soquel some nice alfalfa hay that I am selling at $11 per ton. M. Urimson. DR.

R. PETERSON, D. V. 8. Veterinary Surgeon and Dentist At Elsom's Stables.

Phone 150. Santa Cruz Veterinary Hospital Canine and Feline Practice. Expert treatment. Prices reasonable. Dr.

L. D. Plrie, Manager, Licensed. M. S.

Speronl, Assistant. 172 Garfield St. Phone 7fi9. The HAHMAN BATHS and HOT ALT BATHS at tbe oeach are open "very day. Mary Jane HanlT.

Prop. FOR SALE FOR SALE ONE WHITE ROTARY Sewing new; one Victor Phonograph, 50 records, and cabinet; also 1 set Teaque, hand-carved parlor set. Address R. F. Box 510, Santa Cruz.

FOR SALE OAK STOVE WOOD AND fireplace chunks. Address Llllen-crantz ranch, Aptos. ANOTHER PIANO BARGAIN FINE little German upright piano; dark rosewood case, dull finish; splendid tone; fine condition. $85 takes this Also some very rare old violins, cornets, etc. Call 311 Soquel avenue.

FOR SALE SHOW CASES, SCALES, Coffee Mill and Shelves. Apply Walnut Avenue Bakery. FOR SALE FINE OLD VIOLIN; will be sold cheap. Inquire room Trust building, between 10 a. m.

and 4:30 p. m. FOR SALE BILLIARD PARLOR, 6 tables, two-chair barbershop, bootblack stand, cigarstand; good lease, low rent; price $1250. I am not sick, but want the money for other purposes. See owner, Unique Billiard parlor, 207 Pacific avenue, Santa Cruz, Cal.

FOR SALE BEAUTIFUL SLIGHTLY used piano; leaving city. Address A. Waldo, care Evening News. FOR SALE GOOD CANVASS TENT complete; size 9x8; no further use for it this summer. Apply A.

B. box 367, News office. THE FLOWER 8HOPPE Santa Cruz Florists, 17 8oquel Ave. Floral Work a Specialty. Store Phone 1262R Residence Phone 27S.

TRANCE MEDIUM i Ml IS. E. R. H. STODDARD, GIFTED and most reliable trance spiritual reader; all spiritual and business affairs; consultations dally; circle ev-ery Friday night, 25c; readings, $1.

131 Cedar Btreet, between Spruce and Sycamore. PALMIST AMEER SABBAH (RENO) BACK IN Santa Cruz, 76 Third street. Beach bill. Hours 10 to 8. Palm Readings 60c and also Psychic and Tarot Readings.

CLAIRVOYANT The Great lone, Medium; also Divine Healer, TELLS FULL NAME, oc cupation, who and when P5T you will marry; gives LjVj reliable advice on lawsuits, wills, deeds, insurance, mines, real estate, love and family affairs; reunites those separated; settles quarrels; brings about marriage; removes evil Influences. 241 Pacific avenue. Watsonville Auto Stage The Big Gray Stanley car will leave daily from Hotel St. George at 7 a. m.

and 5:10 p. m. Leave Watsonville Hotel Appleton, 8:30 m. and 6:40 p. m.

OSTEOPATHY. DRS. CREENWELL, Physician! and Surgeons- (icortfe Hunter Greenwell, M. D-, D. (rarl-NBte California Midical Collr-ge and Catitnrnia College of Osteopathy.

Mary Ulive (irecnwell, D. graduate of California College ot Kteupatriy. OHice and Kcfidence 121 Soquel avenue. Phone 476. MISCELLANEOUS C.

C. SPENCER, representing the International Ore Reduction 277 Broadway, riione 144. BTORAGLF KN1 TOR ETNB household goods stored by the week, month or year. The only concrete storage place In Santa Crui. Pacific Coast Furniture Ml Paci-o avenue.

TAILORS. JULIUS ROME Late of New Tork LADIES TAILOR AND COSTUMER IS i2 Locust St Telephone 350. Ladies' Shoes Shined brightly In my centrtlly located stand In Hotel Alexander building, corner Pacific avenue and Locust street. L. VENABLE, Expert Shine Artist and Janitor.

THE REAL ESTATE WOMAN No. 6 Soquel Avenue. Legal papers, deeds, mortgages, loans Get Her Prices. Fire Stenography. Phone 93.

TENTS FOR SALE OR RENT' at reasonable rate. Save money on Mason pints, 55 cents quarts, 65 cents. MAGIDSON 37 Soquel Ave. JARS Phone 721. WOOD YARDS.

OQUEL AVE. WOOD COAL YARD The place to get your good measure in wood. Hubbard Wood, Props. 142 Soquel Ave. Phone 1078R.

RUBBER STAMPS Made in Santa Cruz. LINOTYPING Printing of Every Description. F. H. Shove 334A, Pacific Avenue I ATTORNEYS.

LEONARD E. M'LELLAN Attorney-at-Law Leonard Billdlng. Santa Crux. (Continued from page one.) laws have very much decreased the amount of money formerly received by the counties from the state for aiding the support of the schools. The abolition of the poll tax has made another hole.

Santa Cruz last year, under the now laws, contributed to the maintenance of other schools of the county by losing 5 cents from the 34 cents levy made. EXPENSE GOING UP In order lo intelligently answer the arguments of the board, either favorably or unfavorably, in their request for more money, Chairman Harvey had prepared from the county records a remarkable statement of figures on the increase In the cost of operating high school and the elementary schools in this district for the past period of ten years. Some of the figures and comparisons will bo intense ly Interesting to tho taxpayers. ENORMOUS INCREASE IN OPERATING CHARGES. The figures show that in tho ten years from June 30, 1005, to the same date this year, the increaso in the operating charges of the high school has been 100 per cent, whereas the increase in the pupils lias been GO per cent.

The average salary paid teacher ten years ago was it Is now $1309,59 per month. The cost per pupil in teachers' salaries In 1905 was it. Is now $72.08. The average number of pupils to each teacher is precisely the same now as in 1905. 'Tho average attendance of pupils has only increased from 205 to in the ten years.

The amount paid for maintenance and supplies In 1905, exclusive of buildings, was last fiscal year It was $12 290.10. Where eleven teachers handled 205 scholui'B in 1905, eighteen teachers now teach 327. WHERE GRAMMAR SCHOOL FUNDS GO, Mr. Harvey's statistics of the gram mar schools show that the average salary paid teachers in 1905 was $G73 85; now it is $837.74, for ten months work. Where thirty-two teachers taught 1049 scholars In 1905, It now takes fifty-three teachers to lnstruc 12G7 pupils.

Meanwhile the average of scholars per teacher has naturally fallen from thirty -three ten years ago to twenty-three at this date. The cost per pupil in teacher's Balary has jump- ed from $20.55 In 1305 to $35.03 In this last fiscal year. PRICE ENDORSES REQUESTS, In the past few days County Super intendent of Schools Price has ad dressed a formal communication to the board of supervisors requesting that the special tax requirements of the various school districts be grant ed. Santa Cruz wants $38,131.82 Watsonville wants $7500; various other districts altogether want $3550 a total of $19,181.82. The attitude of the supervisors to.

ward the requests can not be guess ed. Mr. Harvey very frankly admits that certain money is probably need ed, but points to his figures as evi dence that the high cost of living is nothing compared to the high cost of education. The newest of all middy blouses made of silk Jersey. THE NEWS THREE MONTHS 1.