Santa Cruz Evening News from Santa Cruz, California • Page 6

PAGE SIX SANTA CRUZ EVENING NEWS FRIDAY, MAY 17, 1912. AMUSEMENTS 1 AH SIM'S GI 10 HI Tonight's Program at the Moving Picture Houses sn cm This store is going to grov faster than any other store in Santa NOVELTY THEATER. "One is Business, the Other Crime," a Biograph comedy; "Los Angeles Fire Department" and "Scenes in Korea," two Seligs; "For the Papoose," a Pathe JEWEL THEATER. Pathe Weekly No. 18.

Victoria Cross, a Vitagraph historic drama. An Unusual Sacrifice, an Edison drama. CHARGES HIS "PARTNER" AND "FRIEND" WITH STEALING HIS MONEY. LOUIS WARNED THAT HE WOULD BE EASY FOR SOME ONE SOME DAY. A FACT THAT PROVES THAT WE ARE GOING TO FOLLOW THE RIGHT POLICY in giving the greatest value for every dollar you spend here.

WE ARE GOING TO START WITH A BROAD, GENEROUS PLAN, and we intend to follow it to the end. RIISEBIBIEIBlIRimSSIBiSXBIIIlMIBflllllDnillHIUHH THEATRE BARRY BERNARD. Sole Proprietor UNIQUE FROM WHEN YOU BUY A SUIT OF CLOTHES MILTON JONAS you know that you The boys of the Holy Cross baseball team have received their new uniforms which are something nifty in tho way of baseball togs, and are a creation of white and blue colors. Charles Neary, after much persuasion, has accepted the job of "Mascot" for the Holy Cross team, and will proceed to put to flight all hoodoos that may be hovering about to work destruction amongst the players. The job of "Mascot" is no easy one and Mr.

Neary has already put In motion the workings of his mysterious power to assure his team a victory as Bush league park next Sunday afternoon at 2.15 when the Holy Cross team will cross hats with the Cowell team. The Cowell team is not being heard from and It Is thought that they have something up their Bleeves which will be a surprise to the fans and to their opponents. The grounds are in excellent shape and a record-breaking crowd is expected out Sunday to root for their team. Following Is the line-up of the Holy Cross team: Rogge, Nolan 1st; Bueb, yd; Jones, 3d; Thompson, as; Ilannahan, cf; To-bacchl, cf; Garavanta, rf. Minstrels Vaudeville a Musical Comedy 3 Days Only Shows in I i One show nightly, 8.15; matinee Saturday.

Piece of furniture given tt away free every Saturday. COMING SUNDAY, "WHO'S WHO?" Sheriff Trafton and Louis Dodero left last night for San Francisco where today the Santa Cruz money lender, who was swindled out of $7700 by two sharpers in San Fran-cisoo a week ago, swore to a complaint charging theft. Warrants will be issued and a search made for the culprits started immediately. It is admitted by Sheriff Trafton that with the start the men have gotten and the imperfect descriptions of the robbers as provided by Dodero, the chances of catching them are very Blim. The whole town Is talking about Louis Dodero, who yesterday found out that although he had passed the prescribed three score and ten he was nevertheless a child in knowledge of the ways of a very small quarter of the globe.

Out of the myriad of stories now brought to the surface since the thorough fleecing Dodero was given a week ago has been given pub are getting the best makes and the newest styles in Men's and Boys' Clothing. EVERY SUIT YOU BUY HERE IS GUARANTEED to give you satisfaction or you can come and get your money back at any time. Your friendship, is worth more to us than the small profit we might make on ONE purchase. WE MAKE ANY NECESSARY ALTERATIONS -our sole aim is to fit you perfectly and we do it. THESE ARE REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD TRADE AT THIS STORE why we are positive that after the first purchase we will have you for a costumer.

GRAND TIME Hosiery Ball Producers Outing Club DEATH OF MISS HITCHINGS. The Pajaronlan Thursday evening has the following: Mr. and Mrs. E. A.

Hitchlngs of Pleasant Valley near Corralitos late yesterday evening received the sad Intelligence of the death Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at Santa Barbara of their daughter, Miss Marian Lee Hitchlngs. The young lady had been ill but two weeks and her decline was licity, the most interesting concerns the plans Louis had made for the disposition of his precious gold after his death. It is related that many times he had made the assertion that when ho died all his money should go to Mr. Cowell. "He knows how to take caro of and keep his money," Louis 3nta0nt IV Is reported to have said, "and you Saturday Night at Casino Ball Room jj Admission 50c REGULAR SUMMER TIME 8 See the creat tlisnlav of Fancv.

Funnv and Eleerant bet your life nobody else is going to prevail on England to agree to the suppression of the importation of the drug. All opium dens will be closed aftor December 31, 1912, and opium smoking punished as a- crime. a a Stockings that will he worn by the Producers. rapid from the time she was first taken ill. The remains arrived here today and the funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock from the All Saints' Episcopal church, with tho interment in the I.

O. O. cemetery. Make your reservatlom for the annual opening dinner of the Casino, to be held Saturday, June 8th. tf DEMAND HOW NORMAL 1 TO CRUSH OPIUM INDUSTRY.

SHANGHAI, May 15. Poppy cultl, ration will be entirely suppressed henceforth in China, and all planus already growing will be dostroyed, according to the plans announced today by Shajr Ylng, opium prohibition commissioner appointed by President Sum Yat Ben and continued In office by President Yuan Shi Knl. It la hoped inminHiiiniiiiniiiiiiiuiiiiinii III1IM iiimiimiiHiiiisiiinuiiuiiniiuiiui Artemley, a Russian electrician, has invented a pliable coat of mall which effectively protects against currents of 150,000 volts. to get it after I have gone." It was only about two weeks ago that C. D.

Hlnkle met Louis on the streets and in a joshing way advised him to "loosen up" a little bit and get some fun out of his hoarded thousands. "If you don't spend your money yourself," Mr. Hlnkle said, "somebody will take It all away from you when you least expect It." "I am too smart for that," said Louis, as he walked away. About a week after that conversation the two sharpers Inveigled Louis to San Francisco and while the money lender was looking nt them took his $7700 and walked out of the room. CONDITIONS AT CEMfeNT PLANT BEARS OUT DAVIS CONTENTIONS RESPECTING NEW WHARF.

HIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIHIIIIIHUIIIIIIIIIUIIIinini a BIRTH DAY REMEMBERED POWDER WORKS SHUTS UP TIGHT FOR A SPELL DEMAND FALLS OFF. Friday Night Dance i 8 8 We pay spot cash and highest prices for fresh eggs. Santa Cruz Egg Exchange, 10 Lincoln street. 6t What Does a Motor Car Mean to You? Charles Hebbard entertained a party of friends Thursday evening at a birthday party In honor of the Misses Lola Kegg and Minnie Doeltz. A social evening was enjoyed by all.

During tho evening refreshments and two large birthday cakes were served. Tho party broke up at a late hour. DeLORME SLASHES THROAT IN JAIL See the Fancy Costumes Worn by the Members of the 8 8 San Francisco Producers Outing Club 8 8 GOOD MUSIC, GOOD TIME. ADMISSION 25c 8 Costumes and Masks can be had from Goldstein at Casa del Rey and the Casino that night, or you JJ can attend without Costume. 5 a CHARGES MOTHER-IN-LAW WITH HOUNDING HIM TO GET BACK DAUGHTER.

CARRIES LIP IN SLING. MODESTO. Arthur Wilson met with a peculiar and painful accident tho other day. While petting one of his horses it bit him on the Hp, necessitating tho taking of several stitches, so that he has had to carry his Hp In a sling, so to speak. The E.

I. Dupont do Nemours powder plant In the Sun Lorenzo valley north of the cily yosterday temporarily closed down. Manager John S. Scott slated today that a falling off in the demand for explosives is responsible for the cessation of work. About forty-flvo men are affected.

Conditions at the Santa Portland cement company at Davenport are not of the best. The plant is running about half capacity, due to a decidedly less demand for cement that obtained at this period last year. The quarry is not being worked at night at all, The shipments of clay from Tank Siding are two and three cars dally where a year ago six or seven cars of clay per day were needed for the proper manufacture of tho product. An analysis of the market conditions as affecting the local plant shows that although tho California demand is above tho average demand for cement in the northwest Is practically nil. It is firmly believed by many that the Santa Cruz Portland cement company were figuring confidently on supplying the market demands from Portland, Seattle ami other big centers In the northwest when they arranged for tho construction of the concrete wharf at Simla Cruz.

The cessation of work on that structure and the general curtailment of expenses now going on at the Davenport plant are taken as proof of the statements in Superintendent Davis' letter to the council asking for an extension of time on tho franchise period for tho construction of the wharf. Motor Races-Opal Track Sunday, May 19, 2.30 p. m. Ten Fast Races. WATSONVILLE MOTORCYCLE CLUB SANTA CRUZ MOTORCYCLE CLUB Admission 25 cents.

Capitola car stops at gate. THE NEWS THREE MONTHS $1 REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS I I I Reported daily for The News by L. J. Dake, Searcher of Records and Conveyancer, No's 12-14 Cooner street. T.

G. McCreary, trustee, to Mrs. Chas. A. Bradford Lots 4, 5, 7, and 8, block 9, Brookdale Terrace subdivision No.

$10. H. F. Anderson et al to Anthony Is it only a pretty toy something nice to look at or is it a useful vehicle, a means of transacting your business, a time saver, a step saver, a convenience and a pleasure all in one? If it is the former almost any car with a pretty coat of paint will do, but if it is the latter there must be service built right into it and underneath its glossy coat must throb the strength and power of a perfect engine. Such a car is the Henri do Iorine, who waB romantically married to Helen Whitson following a spectacular trial in the local superior court where he waB acquitted of rape upon the girl, yesterday attempted to commit Bulcide in his cell at the county jail at Ingle-sldo, near San Francisco, by cutting his throat with a piece of tin.

Only a slight wound was inflicted when the man's condition was discovered and ho was placed under a special guard. lie appeared In the superior court two hours later to go on trial, on a charge of stealing a diamond pin valued at $150 from his mother-in-law, Mrs. Catherine Johnson. The case was continued until the man's condition improves. A month ago Mrs.

Johnson swore out a warrant charging de Lorme and her daughter with stealing the diamond pin. The man was arrested, but the girl disappeared. He charges that the prosecution is part of a plan of Mrs. Johnson to separate him from his wife. YALE GETS BIGGER DISTRICT.

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Kilbuvn et ux to Simeon II. Hlgigns Lot on northeastern side of Brennan street, Watsonville; $10. Thomas Sibrarer et ux to Coy E. Toof 11.89 nrres Aptos rancho; Agreement Elizabeth Harris et al with Watsonville Register publishing company. THE NEWS THREE MONTHS ONE DOLLAR SELF STARTING HOTELS, RESORTS and VISITORS' GUIDE DIED.

a GEORGE GRABS THE MYSTERIOUS ONE. Mysterious Mitchell, former pitcher for tho San Francisco Seals, has been signed by President George Fra-zer of tho San Francisco club In the state league, and will twirl his first game for the locals there Sunday. Mitchell has been keeping In fine condition and expects to be a win-zer of the San Francisco club in the Gait at Lodi Sunday. Saddle Rock Restaurant and Oyster House Open day and night. "The Traveler's Favorite." Phone Santa Cruz 18.

73 Pacific Avenue. Carstulovich Brothers Proprietors. George Yale, a former Santa Cruz-an who has been working In this district for the Fisher Flouring mills company of Seattle and San Francisco, has been transferred to a larger district, embracing the counties between Monterey and Ukiah in Sonoma county. Mr. Yale will undoubt-ely make his headquarters in San Jose.

Sold in this by Jensen Bros. CORNER COOPER AND FRONT STREETS COLK IN OAKLAND, May 16, Thomas H. Cole, a native of Pennsylvania, aged 82 years. Funeral of the deceased will be held from the late residence in this city, 439 Water street, tomorrow, Saturday, at 3.45 p. m.

Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend. ST. JAMES HOTEL "DOWN ON THE FRONT." Accomodations for fishing parties. Special dinner parties taken care of. One block from Casino and beach amusements.

E. V. Moody, manager. Make your reservation for the annual opening dinner cf the Casino, to be held Saturday, June 8th. utf Make your reservation for the annual opening dinner of the Casino, to bo held Saturday, June 8th.

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