Santa Cruz Evening News from Santa Cruz, California • Page 2

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1928 PAGE TWO SANTA CRUZ NEWS, SANTA CRUZ, CALIFORNIA MRS. SPREGKLES Just Before the Wedding Amin Funeral Services Held BIG BASIN AND 9 OTHER SITES ARE PROPOSED PARK SYSTEM REGISTRATION FIGURES BRING SURPRISE AS 2 MORE COUNTIES ARE PASSED UP BY SANTA CRUZ chased by the State of California Redwood park has created keen interest in the Sierra big trees of Humboldt county. Public and private agencies are working to for Mrs. Charlotte Amin of 25 Anita street were conducted this morning at the Holy Cross church. Mrs.

Amin was born in the Azores Islands, and was 35 years of age. Father McGrath officiated. Interment at the Holy Cross cemetery. 4 England's harvest of wheat this year is estimated at 1,201,000 a decrease of more than 200,000 tons from that of 1927. psiixiiaiiiiiiaiiEiuiiiiisiiiiiixiiiiiiiniiii! Active Demand For Tickets to Birthday Party MANSION BURNS NAPA.

Oct. 17. lP Fire of undetermined origin early today destroyed the 34-room man sion of Mrs. A. B.

Spreckles here. In the home when the flames broke out were Mrs. Spreckles' son and daughter, Adolph Spreckles. and Mrs. Alma Rosecrans and the one-year-old child ol Mrs.

Rosecrans. R. Ebert Willi Saturday the day of Santa Cruz' 1511th birthday party, keen interest is being displayed in the barbecue and shindig, according to the committee. The ticket committee reports an active demand for tickets. Already the old fashioned costumes are beginning to appear on the streets and there are a number ot interesting characters.

The barbecue will start at! 4:. 10 and continue until 7 p. m. i at the beach picnic tables. I Chairman Fred H.

Howe re- ports that the plans for the sbin- Official returns of the registration for 'Santa Cruz county this year as compiled by County Clerk H. E. Wilier today reveals that the county lias pasted both Jlca-terey and Napa counties and is but -152 names under county. 'i'lio Santa Cruz county registration leaped to 14,403 for' tlie ju evidential election this year, an increase of nearly fiuO over the mark of two years ago when one of the most important county elections was held. Indicates Orowth In commenting on the registration, County Clerk Miller declared that the new figure clearly proves the increase in population of the entire county.

Registrations for some of the 5 3 counties of the state as have boon reported to Secretary State Frank Jordan follow: Santa Crux county, 14.4G5; Monterey county. 1 7 ,1 Napa, Butte county, 1 4,617 and San Benito county, 4281. City Names That the city of Santa Cruz has far larger population than any a ot the cities tins section is re- i vealed by the registration of San- ta Cruz ami Monterey counties as follows: I Santa Cruz city, 651)0; Watson-j I Jssiw I FW -S ft ii have been completed and! leverybody is in readiness for the! If the $6,000,000 bond issue to add certain areas to the present system of state parks carrfes at the November election, there will be at least ten new purchases of land, some of these additions to present sites, according to Col. C. B.

Wing, chief of the state division of parks. This includes the California State Redwood park at Big Basin with 9691 acres of virgin redwood, mostly in Santa Cruz county, acquired by the state in 1901 when $250,000 was paid out for 2500 acres through legislative appropriation. Double Value Col. Wing, explains that for every dollar spent out of the bonded debt, $2 in value will be received by the voters as the mea sure provides that one half of the sums used to purchase these sites be raised by private donation. Following are the 9 other areas assured of inclusion in the park system if the measure is approved: Marshall's' Monument.

A 30-acre tract purchased by the state in 1887 at Coloma, El Dorado county, where a monument was erected to commemorate the discovery of gold. Marshall's cabiil, a guardian's cottage, and water tower, are located on this site. Tahoe City park. Purchased by the state in 1899 as a site for a fish hatchery, this 13-acre tract is now operated as a free campground. Mission San Francisco de Sal-ona.

Located in Sonoma county, this noted mission was purchased in 1903 and presented to the state. Old Monterey theater and land-! ing place of Father Junipero Ser-! ra. The theater occupies a lot in Monterey and was given to the state in 1901 by the California Landmark commission. Fort Ross, Sonoma county. Presented by William Randolph Hearst to the state in 1906, this 3-aere tract contains an old Russian fort which was I he southernmost Russian possession on the Pacific coast.

Bidwell Park, Chico, Butte county. A strip of land on the Arroyo Chico, containing 18 acres, a memorial to General Bidwell. San Pasqual monument. A one-acre plot at San Diego coun-y on which a monument is erected to commemorate the Battle of; Sun Pasqual on December 1846, presented by W. G.

Ilen-shaw and Edward Fletcher in 1919. Hurney Falls park. A 161-ncre tract at Burney rails, Shasta bounty, donated by Frank and Ethel McArthur in 1926. Humboldt Redwood park. Pur-1 ville.

2ioy; Salinas, J.i'.n, i'nn-joi tue cuius ot Santa Cruz. I liese fic Clove, 2 109; 2175. 1 tableaux will bo given between and Carmel. 9 16. Returns from Idnnees.

Mrs. Rose Edwards will llollistrr, Cilroy, San Mor-have' charge of the product ioii'j gall Hill, I'aso Robles and SanK'has. Taintor is stage manager Luis Obispo are not yet available. I and Milo Cain ill bo in charge Republicans Lead of the lighting. 'County Clerk Miller reports! 4 COMING! Our Great Big 49'er NIGHT SALE From 8 P.

M. TO 12 MIDNITE Thursday October 18th, 1928 OLD TIMK CQSTl'MKS, DKCOKATIONS I'KICKS "Some Pleasant Surprises" SOM KTIHN DH'I'KRKX SPECIAL VALUES IN EVERY DEPARTMENT Prices that will open your eyes. AND HOW! Don't Miss This Event "The biggest and best we ever held so far." Setsuko Matsudaira, beautiful commoner bride of Prince Chichibu, heir apparent to the throne of Japan, posed for this "official photograph" just before her recent marriage. Doesn't she look sweet, though? She went to school in "Washington while her Dad served as Japanese ambassador to the U. S.

the registration of Santa Cruz county divided among political parties as follows: Republican, 0757; Democrat, Socialist, S2; 1 'rohibii ion. and declined to state partv at: illation, nil. Regis! rat ion in Santa Cruz county at the election two jears ago was 13.8S.T. Registration in the county outside of the cities of Santa Cruz and Walsonville this year 5120. is Native fruit, dealers of China are forming a co-operative association in order to dictate prices to foreign buyers.

I TIicjv destruction of cocoa nut trues (luring the hurricane in Porto Rico is estimated at to pur cent. i meixhauxwLi! Italy, but has resided in this state for 24 years, which 16 were spent in Soquel Aside from four brothers in Italy she leaves her husband, Philip Bargetto, two daughters, Silvia and Adeline, and two sis ters, Mrs. Ernestine Bargetto of and Mrs. Josephine Rey 01 San rancisco A dead canary, in a cage hang ing in the window, recently re vealed the mysterious murder of its owner in his home in London Measuring more than a yard in circumference and weighing 30 pounds, a melon was displayed at Auxonne, France, "BUY AT At gether an endeavor to save these big trees. Birthday Party Costumes Arrive A large assortment ot cos tumes for Santa Cruz' 159th birthday party to be held Satur day were received at the chamber of commerce this morning.

These costumes are in charge of two representatives from Blake Amber of San Francisco, and there are costumes for every period of th past decades. While it is not compulsory, the citizens are urged to attend the shindig in costume, and a cash prize has been offered to the cou ple making tue nest appearance according to the period they rep resent. The prices of the costumes will ue very reasonable, and the as sortment is good. Although 100 dancing couples fell 17 feet Into an unused stable wheii a floor collapsed at Somer- ville, Ireland, none was injured. Droughts have done much damage to wheat crops in parts of Australia.

DINING Amid cheerful surrounding? aids digestion and the appetite. It Is Most Agreeable When the tempting. menu is always Try UCKHARTS Every Day But Sunday LUMBER BUSINESS INOHTON-PHKLI'S LUMISKU CO. Everything for Building. Yards at Los (lalos, Twin Lukes and Aptos.

7th Twin Lakes, Phone S. C. 168. MARKETS jKHOADKS, YV. S.

SOOUF.L Capitola. Phono S. C. 1G4.SW. Fresh, cured and smoked meats, sausages, lard, hams and bacon.

Capitola market open Tuesdays and Saturdays. MARKETS MEAT DRAKE, J. Kit WATKI1 ST. Phone S. C.

2155. Fresh, smoked and cured meats. Fruits and Vegetables, Dairy Products, Home-mide Salads and Delicatessen. Free Deliveries. MEAT MARKET I'l ItLIC MAKKET If.

M. VAX- felus, prop. 13 Soquel Avenue. Phone S. C.

528. Fresh, cured, smoked meats, lard, sausages. Free deliveries on orders 50c and up. MOVING AND EXPRESS DANIELS THAXSI'KK CO. 12 Front St.

Phone S. C. 5.04. Furniture and Pianos moved and stored. Free storage on baggage five days, Transfer Trucks meet all trains.

MOTORCYCLE BUSINESS MUTH, LVLE DACHTC Ave. Phone S. 1350. Coine in and see the new UARLEY- DAYTDSOX A full line of Accessories, Tires and Tubes. We repair any make motor cycle or bicycle.

NURSERIES CLIIT MANOR NURSERIES 177 Lighthouse Avo. Phone S. C. 2435. Potted plants, ferns, ornamental plants.

We will be prepared to fill orders for Thanksgiving Day and -News iome Directory A Classified Directory of Retail Houses, Professional Industries Who Can Cater To Your Wants big parly. This affair will begin at 7 30. A cash prize lias been offered to the best costumed couple ac-cord'ing to period, in the grand 'march. Simmons orchestra will for the danc- furnish the music nip The tableau acta depicting ten periods in the history of Santa Cruz from to 1 0 2 9 will be presented by 200 representatives! (KANT T. A.

The Grant V. T. A. met last Wednesday lor a business meet- iing with a large attendance. The Razaar committee gave their re port.

It was also voted to take' care of the milk for the school' riid by this means help the Coun- cil in their philanthropic work. tlieir iinilautliropic work. The membership contest is now going Mrs on, with Mrs. Rabe and Hamilton as captains. THE XKW'S FOR l'iiJATURES I.

M. Tli is. and 1. M. Uelipf store open Wed.

and Sat. from 9 A. M. to 12 M. Anyone desiring to make contrihutioiiH of clothing, furniture, magazines or other articles and cash for relief funds, call at iiulkliead St.

or Flione S. C. 1211-W. Officer's 75 Riverside Ave. llOUV IJOSS CATHOLIC CJIl'RCII Sunday masses at and A.

II. 1'. J. ilclirath, I'aslor. S.

C. 130. SOCliIIFS K. OF C. MFKTS on the 2nd and 4th 'Wednesdays.

Y.1,.I. on the 1st and Thursday. Ladies Aid on the 1st and 3rd Wednesday. All meetings are held in the K. of C.

hall on High street. CONTRACTORS 1)1 I'M DUOS. IIIDIG.VI'ION and Domestic: Wells. Scacliffj l'lione Aptos 17. Mil, San Joe, ulit.

I none Jiallard C2.S. DAIRIES IFF DAIRY Ui DALDWIN St. l'lione S. 2142. (liade Raw Jlilk delivered to your door Iwice daily anywhere in the city, AND ICE UNION fell CO.

SULK At.F.NTS for Knight Coal recommend ed for healers, furnaces fireplaces. clinkers, and low ash content Anthracite Coal for Ai colas and furnaces. Wood' Oak and Fine, 12-ineh blocks and stove wood, mill blocks, urers ami relaileis oi Ice l)eli cries daily. 1 Jl 0 Chestnut, cor. Loured.

l'lione S. C. 1 12. GROCERIES OW'KNH I.UOCKKY 825 SO- ciuel Ave. l'lione S.

C. llil. Fancy and Staple Groceries. Faii I'l oilticts. Fresh Fruit and Vegetables.

Ihlkery (loods. Candies, Tobaccos. Free deliveries anywhere. News mLhM Soquel Woman Laid to Rest Funeral services for Mrs. Fran- ces Bargetto of Soquel, 49 years of age, were conducted at the Wcssendorf mortuary this morn- ng requiem mass, later be mS celebrated at St.

Johns ca- oi delating. Messrs. Batuasar, sar-aglia, Zoppi, Rinaudo, Pinelli and Crucci w-ere the pallbearers. Interment was in Holy Cross cenie-tary. is.

Bargatto was a native of SANITAKY MARK I'lT TIOKIA 398 Seabright. S. C. 1430-W. Complete line of Gro-j ceries, Dairy and Dakery products.

Fruits and Vegetables. Meat Market in connection. Fresh and cured meats. Free deliveries. i kio stokk and station-' 7 McKinley phone S.

C.I 1S9S-W. Fancy and Staple' Groceries, Tobacco, Dairy and! Dakery products, Fruits and' Vegetables. Service Station in connection, Gas, Grease and! Oils. Free crankcase service, i Oiling, Creasing and Battery Service. HUOHIOS, C.

W. 4(t(t PACIFIC phono S. C. 136B, "Cash and Carry" at lowest prices. Full line of Groceries, Fruits and Vegetables, Candy and Tobacco.

Dairy and Bakery Products. ILAXNLUY'S GKOCF.UY I'A-cific and Klin. Rhone S. C. 102.

Fancy and Staple Groceries, Fresh Fruit and Vegetables, Tobacco, Candy, Dairy and Bakery Products. Free deliveries anywhere. GARAGES SIIA.VS GAKAGi: 1 Ml OCFA.V St. Phone S. C.

1360. Storage and General Garage Service, Repairing and Overhauling, all makes of cars. Oiling and Greasing, Crankcase Service. Tires and Accessories. Tow Car Service.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE GKOItCi: IT.TII HUSTON eral Store. Fancy and Staple Groceries. Dry Goods, Notions, Hardware, Crockery, Building Material, Plumbing and Klec-trical Goods, Radios, Feed, l'ost Office. Telephone Kx-change. Real Estate and Insurance.

Felton, Calif. HOTELS FTUOPOLF, IIOTF.L VXDUK new management, completely Buy I Would you aid in bi'iiiKiiig ft payroll of JSoOOMIO.OO a year into Santa Cruz? You and every other citizen would do all that lies in their power to bring that much into (lie town. Do you realize that you and every other out-of-town buyer is depriving the town of that amount, nixl more? We are convinced that our figure is very conservative. This being the case, the out-of-town buyers are taking the equivalent of half a million dollars a year pay roll and sending it to other communities to add to their pay roll and wcaJUi. There are approximately people in our trade territory and if each one of lliciu spend on an average! of twenty dollars per annum on on necessary out of town buying, it will amount to that much.

That this is correct is conceded by those who have made a study of the This being the case, Mr. and Mrs. out-of-town buyer, cannot jou seo that you are doing yourself harm by depriving your community of that amount of resources? Kvery time, that you are tempted to send your money away or to buy from an agent or poddlor, remember that you are helping to build up outside communities at the expense of your own. i Jg XM Kveryone is and should be interested in the welfare of their own town the best service that you can render is to preach and practice the upbuilding of home trade. The business organizations are doing all that they can to keep this before you, but as we stated in one of our previous articles, it is too large a problem for any one agency, ami that it takes the combined efforts of all of us.

l'ublic opinion and publicity are the only mediums which will correct the evil which builds up outsiders and keeps Santa Cruz hack. Trade at home and help Santa Cruz prosper. -ise Men and to permanent renters, of insurance. All lines REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE SHELDON AND UTTERBACK Realtors. Real Estate, Insurance, Investments.

This enterprising firm has the agency for five of the strongest Insuranco Companies in the State, all Board; and they represent five of the best Indemnity Companies, insuring automobiles, furnishings, bonds contractors, etc. Their Real Estate business is second to none in Cruz. They always have money to loan on Real Estate. Santa Cruz Theatre Building.1 Phone S. C.

1722. ROOFING BUSINESS A. L. NATTRASS ASPHALT- Felt, Ready Roofing and Shingles. Dampproofings.

Repairing of all kinds of roofs. 236 Sumner. Phone S. C. 1652-W.

SAND AND GRAVEL HART ItROS. WASHED SAND and Gravel. Office end of Blaine St. Office Phone S. C.

1019; Res. Phone S. C. 1189W. TIRES IllliltlVS TIRE AND ELECTRIC SHOP Pennsylvania Tires and Tubes.

Retreading, Vulcanizing and Repairing. Batteries, Sales, Service and Repairing. Sales Agency Crosley Radios. WELDING BEYVLEY, E. 343 FRONT St.

Phone C. 408. Welding, Electric and Acetylene Welding. Portable Acetylene and Electric Outfits for outside work. Automatic Front Wheel Alignment on all makes of cars.

All kinds of steel tank work. WOOD AND FUEL PAUL HOLME ROUTE 1. BOX 8 5 Aptos. Oak, Pine, Stove, Block and Fireplace Wood, 4-foot pine and manzanita wood. Also fence posts and grape stakes- APARTMENTS JHOIMX.Y SUNNY' DU- Jilix Jutit completed, modern convenience, lui rdwood floors, i 1 a hiiill-in features, storerooms, iil give lease.

Apply 'town Clock Cafe, phono S. C. 2u. ATTORNEYS and i'ractice. ltonms II lu, t'rnz Thuure lwug.

riioi.e s. c. AUTO CAMPS KI.IAYOO.) A TO 'AMI AMI STATION 1'lciiie t.rounas among the Redwoods. Tablus, sdovi.s and all conveni-t-niti s. Fiik spring waier on Hie liijdnx Collates and Teals lor r.

al. (las, oils and Crease. v.i Candy ami Thive fcanla (ill, oil ilie Lus vs U-J-l. 1). Tliune S.

C. iluhn, I'rop. AUTOMOBILE SERVICE i lo.N Jj. V. hus.u i'rop.

I iiiun. General, i iuwd and itieli-l'ield 1'iee cianii-rase Bfrvifi, oiling and Tii'fs and Accsnnrii l-'ennzoi', CaZul, X'uralwt) Oils; V'eeuol and Yv'lii. l'roducts. Cor. i'iuo aud t-u-briyht Ave.

AUTO SUrEE SERVICE STATIONS JACK SUI'ITi-S I'A- lions are located at Soqiu I ami liiancitorle and I'i'-l Front iiandlo Hood Tires. lli'iike l.in.nK, l'hileo (jas, Oil uod (ireasinu. 1 ree. Brake, ln.Hory, Tiro '1 esl-ini and craiikcaso Sorvico. Flume S.

C. 'i CHURCHES SALVATION ARM ADJ. MOK- l'oid, Officer in Charge. Snu-- days, 11 A. 2 F.

SI. and HOME cial winter rates by week or month. Italian Table De Hole Dinners. Special Raviola and Chicken Dinners Sundays and Holidays. HOTEL CHAMRKKLIV 73 Third Street on Beach Hill, Santa Cruz, Calif.

Phone 1141-R. Seventeenth Year lioi aim euiii water, tree ga rage. Lucy c. (liamberlin, I'rop. George P.

Conner, Mgr. Three blocks from station or Casino. JEWELERS KLEIN' TKUMULY VU Ta- cific Ave. l'lione S. 124.

Watches, diamonds, wedding rings, cut glass, silverware, novelties. ine walclt ing and engraving. repair- OIL BUSINESS STANDARD OIL CO. OF CALIF. River and Polrero Sts.

Phone S. C. 587. Red Crown Gasoline, Zeroline Motor Oils, Oro-nite Household Specialties. "Look for the Standard signs." TAXICAB SERVICE OWL TAXI K.

H. JIRUXE, Prop. 122 Pacific Avenue. Phone S. (J.

758. Special rates to Big Trees, Big Basin, .17 Mile Drive. All points of interest. Comfortable 7-Pass. cars at taxicab rates.

Cars for all occasions always ready to go. BEACH CITY' TAXI I'HONE NO. J41. After midnight, 777 and 1845-W. "Cars anywhere, anytime." Stand, 145 Pacific Ave.

F. A. Dinsmore, Will Edmonds. PAINTERS AND DECORATORS QUALITY iAI.XTIX; DECO- RATI NO A( 'ME I'A IN TERS DECORATORS B. O.

Powell, Mgr. 131 Seabright Ave. Phone S. C. 731.

We built our reputation on our (Quality; painting, Quality materials and skilled workmanship. Esti mates furnished on short no tice. REAL ESTATE GARRISON' HA(U' 182 PA- cific Ave. Phone S. C.

465. County aud City Heal Estate for sale, exchange or trade. Ranches, Chicken Farms. All lilies and branches Insurance. AXSOX, V.

M. OFFICE 317 PA- cific Ave. Phone S. C. 12 78-J.

185 3rd Phone S. C. 499. County and City Real Estate, Sales, Exchanges and Trades, Chicken Ranches. Rentals, Loans.

A large list of desirable apartments and cottages for rent. Low winter rates renovated and improved. 4S rooms with hot. and cold water, rooms 'with baths. Also 2 and 3 room furnished apartments.

Comfortable lobby, reading and writing rooms. Rates, SI. 00 and up. Special rales by the week and to perniament guests. "Service and Courtesy." 236 Pacific Ave.

Phone S. C. 214. I'A LM HOTI)I-M(i PACIFIC, cor. Elm St.

Phone S. 203. 22 rooms, hot and cold water. Also 2 and 3 room apartments. Rates $1.00 and up.

Weekly rates $3.50 and up. Children welcome. Lobby. Homelike (surroundings. Special rates in Public Garage.

Weekly garage rates $1.00 per week. ROMA HOT ML I- 111 I.KH KAIL Phone S. C. Rooms with hoi and cold water. Spe.