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

PAGE FIVE. SANTA CRUZ EVENING NEWS, FRIDAY, JUNE 2, 1916. PUBLIC SPIRIT TO BE PROMINENT AT THE BEACH TOMORROW and exetonye your property; Sttppty posfons and Jliid tost artieies So words or less, one wee So cents The band will furnish music from 12:30 to 3:30, so you may eat and REAL ESTATE FOR SALE ALL GOING TO LUNCHEON TOMORROW Chef Enright and his committee are the busiest men in town these days and are neglecting their business in order to prepare for the citizens of Santa Cruz the finest barbecue of fish they have ever had. It is no small task to cook 2000 pounds of fish, to have it hot and just right when you step up to get your share. Then, too, there will be gallons and gallons of the best coffee and cream to be served piping hot, and we must not forget the bread for those who may have forgotten to bring some.

The poultry association will serve hard boiled eggs at their station as an evidence of their public spirit and incidentally to boost the chicken industry in Santa Cruz. In addition to this the city has put in a temporary faucet for those who want to have nature's best. Everything has been arranged for the comfort and pleasure of those who attend this great community picnic at the beach. John Geyer, chairman of the committee on athletics, has promised us some sensational attractions. He states that there will be some live-wire thrillers that have never been pulled off anywhere before.

A special invitation was sent Neptune to have some of his fair maids grace this festive occasion, but he replied with the Santa Cruz bathing girls. SOCIAL Children's day will be observed by the Sunday-school of the First Christian church on this coming Sunday morning. A special program has been prepared, I LAWN PARTY AT at, HOME OF MRS." TANNER. Mrs. Tanner and: her two daughters were hostesses to the Christian Endeavor society of the First Christian church at their home on Franklin street last evening.

The affair was in the nature of a lawn party. Bright lanters were strung around in the gar. den. After enjoying a fortune teller's grave prophecies and playing many games, a supper was served at a long table placed under the trees. FOOD SALE.

The ladies of the U. P. P. E. C.

council No. 17, are to give a food sale on Saturday, June 3, at Stikeman Pierce's store. HOUSE PARTY IN BROOKDALE. Dr. and Mrs.

M. J. Gates, Miss Lor raine Miller, Miss Marjorie Drullard, Jay Gates and Howard Anderson are enjoying a week in Brookdale. GOLF CLUB, MEETS TONIGHT AT CASA DEL REY. There will be the annual meeting of the Surf City Golf club at Casa del Rey this evening, when election of officers and trustees will take place.

that his mermaids could not compete CLEAN-UP listen to the latest airs from Broadway. It will be a good opportunity for you to becom0 acquainted with your fellow citizen from across the street, or river; you will find a common loyalty and love for Santa Cruz, a common interest in her welfare, and you will strike a closer bond for the upbuilding of your home town in every way, and will find that he will help you. In the evening a dance will be given at the Casino at the popular price of 25 cents. A splendid program has been arranged for and all will be assured a good time. Make your plans at once to spend the whole day at the beach and do your part toward making this the success that it deserves.

LODGES The Woodmen of the World will have Memorial services on next Sunday at the Odd Fellows cemetery. In the evening the lodge will attend the services of the Pennsylvania-avenue Methodist church, when Rev. W. P. Grant, a member of Great Oak camp, Chico, will give the service.

A fine musical program has been planned. The Woodmen will have election of officers next meeting. FORESTERS ELECT OFFICERS. The officers elected at the Forester's last evening were: Chief ranger, Ralph Collins; sub-chief ranger, C. J.

Roney; recording secretary, E. F. Blaisdell; senior woodward, M. Rosa; junior S. H.

Rodgers; senior beadle, Fred Winter; junior beadle, Albert Marini; lecturer, A. Marini. The Foresters are planning a class initiation for the 29th of June. After lodge the men joined the Companions for a social time. Miss Kate Handley returned today from San Francisco, where she has been for the past few days.

Mrs. May Van Bruen of Locust street is spending her vacation in the mountains. John Quinn, engineer of the Southern Pacific, was placed on the retired list last Wednesday. Mr. Quinn had been in the employ of the company for thirty-five years.

His run was from Oakland to Santa Cruz. The conductor on his train was Sam Davis, now conductor on the Lark. li Tom Green, clerk of the Cottage City for several summers, is again on the job here. Mrs. N.

M. Thies is home from Boulder Creek. Her husband is building a bridge near the mountain town. DAY PICNIC v. LEASK 8 i PEBSOILS I BUSINESS CHANCES AN UNUSUAL.

0Pp6rTUNITY FOR young man -with capital to enter Into either the grocery, meat or delicatessen business. For full particulars address P. 0. Box 420, Santa Cruz. VETERINARY HOSPITAL.

DR. L. D. PIRIE Veterinary Surgeon Cats and Dogs Treated and Boarded. 172 Garfield St.

Phone 769. YOUNG'S TRANSFER Baggage, Pianos and General Jobbing Phone 279. DR. WM. CURETON DENTIST.

Trust Santa Cruz. Phone 620. Shoes Sited PARLOR INSIDE WALSH-MELLOTT SHOE STORE. White Shoes Cleaned. EXPERT GRINDING AND SAW FILING.

Specialty on razors and shears. Saw filing of all kinds. Lawn mowers repaired and sharpened. All work done by electric power. Work guaranteed.

J. DUGHI. Prop. 31 Pacific Ave. LEONARD E.

M'LELLAN Attorney-at-Law Leonard Building. Santa Cruz. TRANCE MEDIUM RENO, PALMIST, 76 THIRD IS back for a short time. Hand reading, 50c and psychic and torot readings, $1. Hours, 10 a.

m. to 8 p. m. MRS. E.

R. H. STODDARD, GIFTED and most reliable trance spiritual reader; all spiritual and business at talrs; consultations daily; circle ev-ry Friday night, 25c; readings, $1. 1X1 Cedar street, between Spruce and Sycamore. I Metal, rubber, rags, WAN I HI sacks and other junk.

II nil I LU prices high. Phone 721 Gaba 4. Magidson. 37 Soquel Ave. Rubber Hose made by Goodyear Rubber Co.

Will stand the test. From 9c a foot, up. Gaba and Magidson, 37 Soquel Ave. Phone 721. nfi Best make for the Chicken Wire srs ti Money.

GABA MAGIDSON, 37 Soquel Ave. Phone 721. FOR EXCHANGE WANTED TO TRADE MY GARAGE in Berkeley, worth $2000, clear, for Santa Cruz residence property. Make offer. J.

F. Seley, 2121 Haste street, Berkeley, Cal. FOR ECHANGE 20 ACRES; GOOD 5-room house; good outbuildings; 6 acres alfalfa; 12 acres grapes; 4 miles from Ripon. Value $6000. Mortgage $3200.

Exchange equity for residence property. E. B. Bond, 155 Pacific avenue. LIVESTOCK AND IMPLEMENTS.

FOR SALE A SOUND, GENTLE horse; will ride or drive single or double; also work on plow. Weight about 1100. Price $50. Phone 9F6, or 1042L. FOR SALE 25 VERY FINE 8-WEEKS old Duroc pigs, at $2.50 each.

Delivered anywhere. Also brood sows. A good mower, $25. Phone 15J11, Horter ranch, 1 mile east of Soquel. FOR SALE GOOD HORSE, ABOUT 650 weight; gentle, true; suitable for poultry ranch or light driving.

Price $20. Call 18 Pearl street, before 9 30 a. m. or after 4 p. m.

FOR SALE YOUNG PIGS FROM thoroughbred Berkshire boars. Also dry oak stove wood. Liliencrantz Ranch, Aptos. FOR SALE TWO GOOD AND GEN-tle milk cows in good condition; also a new bathtub at half price. Inquire of S.

Hansen, at the Hagemann ranch. I in Wanted High prices paid I II INK for cks, rags, brass, UU HI rubber and iron. Also furniture exchanged. Wiezel 277 Pacific Ave. Phone 84.

TAILORS. JULIUS ROMER Late of New York. LADIES' TAILOR AND COSTUMER 21 Walnut Avenue. Phone 350. MONEY WANTED.

i MONEY LOANED ON WATCHES, Diamonds, Jewelry, Gems, Typewriters, etc. Also will sejl or rent upright Sterling piano, a No. 7 stove, a gas plate, an oil stove, tables, chairs, cigar show case: Dad, 38 Park St. HEW TODAY WANTED RELIABLE AND PLEAS-ant girl or woman for general housework in family of four adults and two children. Good wages.

Address Box 359A, News office. FOR SALE OR RENT A 5-ROOM house, barn, 3 lots covered with fruit; four blocks from car line, near Ocean street. Rent $7 per month. For sale, 2 lots and house, $1000. Address 88 Cayuga street.

FOR SALE YUBA COUNTY LAND; also exceptionally fine farming or stock ranch in Yuba county; fine roads. Address Owner, 62 Watson street, Seabright. LOST ON WALNUT AVENUE, A purse containing key. Finder please leave at News office. MARRIED, LANGFORD-ENGLE In Santa Cruz, May 31, by Justice H.

J. Bias, Ward Willard Langford and Lydia Louise Engle, both of San Jose. DIED. FREY In Santa Cruz, May 31, Mrs. Isabel Frey, aged 56 years, a native of Santa Cruz.

Funeral of deceased will take place from her late residence, 396 Ocean street, tomorrow (Saturday) at 8:30 o'clock; thence to Holy Cross church, where at 9 o'clock a high requiem mass will be celebrated for the repose of her soul. Interment in Catholic cemetery. Friends and acquaintances are invited to be present. LACY At Vine Hill, Santa Cruz county, June 1, Mrs. Mary Lacy, widow of the late A.

P. Lacy and mother of Mrs. Flora E. Wilkinson, aged 79 years, 6 months, 20 days, a native of Delaware. Funeral of deceased will be held from the undertaking parlors of C.

C. Chase, 38 Walnut avenue, Saturday morning at 10 o'clock. Friends and acquaintances are invited to attend. Good Home Cooked Meals, 15c and up. Best Coffee in town.

Ye Coffee up. Advt. THE FLOWER SHOPPE. Mr. and Mrs.

A. O. Vrooman, Props. Floral Work a Specialty. Phones 1262R: Res.

27617 Soauel Ave. Flowers for all occasions, W. E. King, Florist, 37 Pennsylvania At. Phone 977R.

Santa Cruz, Cal. MISCELLANEOUS SIGN PETITION FOR HOME RULE in Taxation amendment at beach Saturday. Only those registered in 1916 can sign. Get busy. STORAGE FURNITURE AND household goods stored by the week, month or year.

The only concrete storage place In Santa Cruz. Pacific Coast Furniture company, 231 Pacific venue. FOR RENT FOR RENT FURNISHED 6-ROOM bungalow on Mission hill, close in; all modern conveniences, including a sleeping porch, garage, etc. Newly finished and very desirable in every way. Address Box 349, News office.

FOR RENT TWO 4-ROOM HOUSES, 36 and 49 Rigg street. Each $5 per month. Real Estate Woman, 6 So quel avenue. Phone 93. NEW BUNGALOW FOR RENT 5-room plastered, strictly modern aouse with all conveniences; 2 blocks of Mission street, near King street; just painted and tinted inside and brand new electric light fixtures installed.

This is a bargain at $15 per month. See owner at 270 Walnut or phone 236 evenings. LOST OR FOUND LOST SUNDAY, ON PACIFIC AVE-nue or between Beach hill and Christian Science church, a turquois pin. Finder please leave at News office. Reward.

Ejo Market Williamson Garrett, grocera, far-Dish the following quotations on egga Extras 24 cents. Firsts 21 cents. Pullets 21 cents. The News 3 Months for $1 RANCHES FOR HOMES IN SANTA Cruz 3 acres, 2 miles out; modern 5-room bungalow; barn; fruit trees, berries, chicken-houses, electric motor, R. F.

phone, electricity, near carline and school; lawn and flowers. No. 2731C. 16 acres, one mile of Boulder Creek; equipped chicken ranch and summer resort. Price $2500.

Want home here to $2000. 3 acres, price $5000; y2 miles of Pacific avenue; equipped chicken Smith Patent chicken house for 500; brooder house; family orchard; 325 hens, horse, buggy, farm and garden tools go. No. 2692C. 10 acres, 3 miles of Santa Cruz; all level; 6-room house; barn; chicken-house; orchard, etc.

No. 2515C. If you want to trade your home for a ranch see us. Wilson 126 Pacific avenue. FOR-SALE BY OWNER, A WELL-equipped chicken ranch; fine location.

Address Box 359, News office. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE HAVE large fruit ranch in the Pajaro valley; will produce good income. Price $8500; worth double. Accept payment down, rest in clear property or terms. Box 357, News.

FOR SALE COMPLETELY FURN-ished, my attractive and modern home of 5 rooms at 69 Church street, opposite F. A. Hihn residence. I desire a cash buyer if possible. Call between 10 and 12, mornings.

Mrs. W. L. Bixler. LIVE IN YOUR OWN HOME WHILE saving and paying for it; small amount down, balance like rent.

Will sell attractive bungalow on Mission Hill, near high school. Every modern convenience, sleeping porch, garage, etc. Very desirable. Address Owner, box 100, News office FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE MY ranch of 43 acres, 8 miles north of Santa Cruz, In Vine Hill district; well worth $4500; mortgage of $1150; will take $2500 for my equity. A bargain for some one.

Henry C. Smith, R. F. D. No.

1, box 107c, Santa Cruz. FOR SALE AN EXCEPTIONALLY fine ranch for the poultry business; only a short distance from the city limits, right on the new macadamized road. See owner at 27 Walk Circle, Garfield Park, Santa Cruz. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE CLEAR lots and dwellings in Santa Cruz to exchange for Oakland or Berkeley. H.

R. Robinson, Hayward, Cal. WANTED WANTED LADY AS LOCAL MAN- ager for Domestic Science club; also one to assist; $50 per month, steady employment. Apply C. News office, at once.

WANTED GIRL OR WOMAN FOR general housework. Call at 2 Washington street. WANTED FORD TOURING CAR, '14 or '15 model. 219 Windsor St. Phone 1198Y.

WANTED BY PARTY WITH MA-chine, 3' or 4 passengers to take trip to San Diego fair or Los Angeles. Any one interested address Box 353A, News office. WANTEDMEN, YOUNG AND OLD, from out of city, to learn the barber trade and accept positions in small (owns. Impossible to get city barber (or these positions, although the wages aregood. Write Moler System Colleges, 118 Kearny street, San Francisco.

Cal. FOR SALi: FOR SALE 1913 MERKLE MOTOR-cycle, belt drive; twin; used 4800 miles; $100, cash, or will trade. P.O. Box 25, Brookdale, Cal. FOR SALE BIG BARGAIN; GOOD strong spring wagon with top; running gear nearly new; 1 3-4-inch axles.

Any person wanting good wagon can buy this one cheap for cash. Apply 9 First avenue, Seabright. NOTICE TO OWNERS OF 88 NOTE player pianos A stock of about 85 rolls of practically new music will be sold for half-price by the former proprietors of the Jewel theater. First come first served. Music has only been in use three months and all bought new.

Rolls can be seen at The News office. I WILL HAVE NICE FRESH RHU barb on the Free Market Wednes day and Saturday at three pounds for 10 cents. A Felt. POULTRY AND I EGGS FOR SALE Fine PLYMOUTH ROCK Homer Pigeons; mated pairs and young birds; Eastern stock. Enquire 68 Fairmount avenue.

Phone 1208R. FOR SALE 160 WHITE LEGHORNS all laying, 75 cents each; Cyphers 244-egg incubator, nearly new. Webb, Hubbard gulch. Ben Lomond. OCEAN SHORE RAILWAY.

8:00 a.m. Daily, for wanton. 3:25 p.m. Dally, for wanton. 10:10 a.m.

Daily, from Swan ton. 5:15 p.m. Daily, from Swanton. If there is any person living in Santa Cruz who is not yet in full accord with the spirit of the community clean-up effort, such person should not fail to attend the opening day luncheon tomorrow at the beach. If any one comes to this common welfare gathering with discontent in his mind or doubt in his soul, he will go away full of new hope and courage.

Joe Enright has accepted the volunteer offer of twenty Santa Cruz "highs" to assist in serving fish and coffee at the distributing stands for the community picnic Saturday, and he is now prepared to serve fish and coffee to 5000, or any number over 5000 up to 11,793. The Bay of Monterey has in its depths the greatest variety of food fish over 400 kinds of any known body of water. This valuable asset will be tasted and talked over at the beach picnic. MAKES ATTEMPT AT (Continued from page one.) sons for trying to end his life this morning he claimed that the attitude of his only daughter, now living in Jackson, in failing to support him, had made him despondent. "I paid between $2000 and $3000 to educate my daughter in Paris and Berlin, and now when I am down and out she won't help me.

Yes, she knows I am living in Santa Cruz." Mr. Abbott said that he would not think of committing suicide from the municipal wharf. "Somebody would jump in after me," he said, "and endanger his own life just on account of my troubles. "I stayed up all night last night," continued the old man, "sitting on the porch of the Seabright hotel. At 4:30 this morning I walked down to the beach and went into the water.

In fact I went in twice before I decided not to take my own life." Further inquiry today developed the fact that Mr. Abbott had been trying to get money from the county for sup. port, but refused to go to the county hospital. Supervisor Harvey finally told him that this county was not responsible for his support and offered to buy his ticket back to San Francisco. He refused to go to the city, but insisted on aid.

He was finally given $5, but was informed that there would be nothing more doing. WOODMEN OF THE WORLD ATTENTION. All neighbors are requested to meet at our lodge hall Sunday morning at 10 o'clock sharp for our Memorial ser vice. Bring flowers. E.

L. WOODARD, C. C. Advt. C.

M. ABLER, Clerk. MORE MEN THAN WOMEN HAVE APPENDICITIS. Sureennn at of a man are sliehtly mnro t. than a To women.

Santa Cruz people should Know mat a few doses of simple duck- tnorn Dark, glycerine, as mixeu in Adler-i-lra nfton uiiovo nr nrevent appendicitis. This mixture removes c-11 rtl. 11. AVP uuipriBing ioui mailer mai SPOONFUL relieves almost ANY CASE of constipation, sour stomach or gas. The INSTANT, easy action of Adler-i-ka is surprising.

Gillen's Drug Store, 92 Pacific avenue. Advt. The Seaside Store will close Saturday from 12 till 2 p. m. From 2 till 5:30 we will be open for business as usual.

SAMUEL J. H. HORSNYDER DRUGGIST and CHEMIST 132 Pacific Avenue Phone 59 ,..,4 i.