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

PAGE TWO SANTA CRUZ. CALIFORNIA, THURSDAY, JUNE 3, 1920 AUTO STAGE LINES ARE SCRAPPING ON OF SALINAS, June 3. Testimony was taken at the city hall yesterday and SIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIH I SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT 1 WE ARE PLEASED TO ADVISE OUR CLIENTS AND THE'ciTIZENS OF SANTA CRUZ THAT MR. F. F.

WEST AN INSURANCE EXPERT OF SAN FRANCISCO HAS TAKEN CHARGE OF OUR INSUR- ANCE DEPARTMENT WHICH WILL BE THE MOST COMPLETE AND UP-TO-DATE OF ANY IN THE jj CITY. SERVICE, SECURITY AND SAVING WILL BE THE QUALIFICATIONS UPON WHICH WE SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE. ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE WRITTEN IN DEPENDABLE COM- PANIES AT THE LOWEST RATES. GET OUR FIGURES BEFORE YOU TAKE OUT OR RENEW jj fj YOUR INSURANCE. CONSULT US ON YOUR INSURANCE MATTERS, RELIABLE INFORMATION GIVEN GRATIS.

"IF YOU DO NOT DO BUSINESS WITH US, WE ALL LOSE MONEY." this morning by Myron Westover, a state railroad commission examiner, on matters involving auto stage lines operating in Monterey, San Benito, Santa Clara and Alameda counties and San Francisco. The Pickwick line, operating between San Francisco and Los Angeles, is on one side, and the White Star of Hollister, the Peerless of San Jose and Oakland, and a number of local lines are on the other. The Pickwick is attacking the White Ptar, which wishes to sell out to the Peerless, on the ground that the White Star violated the commission's rules by leasing its line between Hollister and San Jose during a period commencing in 1918 and ending in May 1919, to the Peerless people. The White Star is making the de Let us make your glasses. Your eyes are priceless, therefore have your glasses madejby an establishment known for the "strictly reliable glasses." We use only the most modern instruments and machinery which makes it almost impossible for errors to occur.

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GEORGE HOTEL BUILDING GANNON REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE XI I FELTON HONORS fense that it did not lease its line, but merely employed someone connected with the Peerless as manager. The Pickwick is also attacking the Peerless company, which is desirous of absorbing not only the White Star line, but several of the local lines operating between San Juan and Salinas, and Salinas and points south, with the object, it is said, of preventing the expansion of the Peerless line to this territory. The taking of testimony was continued to a. future date in San NOTED JAPANESE ACTOR AT UNIQUE TONIGHT THE SOLDIER DEAD Here is a new one "KATHERINE MARIE" An old fashioned cream chocolate with butter scotch TRY THEM, YOU'LL LIKE "HER" We take orders for fancy ice cream and individual molds MANY AT OR-TEOI STYLE, DURABILITY AND FIT Surgical fittings a specialty CAMCO NUBONE AND COLLEGE GIRL CORSETS The Very Latest Style Wednesday and Thursday Sessue Hayakawa in the picture that broke house records for attendance at the Rialto theater in San Francisco, "The Tong Man," the picture that the writer has heard every film man who spoke of it say that it was a wonderful picture. This is a role that is described as fitting the wonderful Japanese actor like a glove, and is entirely different from the roles that he has depicted in many of his other pictures.

"The Tong Man" is a melodramatic screen production set almost entirely in San Francisco's famous Chinatown. The star appears as Luk Chan, and is very much in love with a sweet little Chinese maiden. In the final fadeout after all the thrills, we see the Mongolian couple on board a steamship bound for China and happiness. The Bijou Corset Shop FELTON, June 3. On Decoration Sunday at 2 o'clock memorial exercises were held at the Felton cemetery, where a large number of visitors paid respectful and interested attention to a program lasting about an hour and a half.

The occasion was honored by the presence of four old soldiers, namely: Charles, Winters, who was of the eleventh Maine volunteer infantry, company F. He served Mrs. E. H. Snow Phone 898W 19 Walnut Ave.

Phone 520 W. A. SIVLEY, JR. We Deliver C. R.

HAMBER S. H. Green Trading Stamps one year and ten months; was at the' siege of Petersburg and at the surren-' lady star is Helen Jerome Eddy, who BUY THEM ON THE INSTALLMENT PLAN AT played opposite George Eeban in many of his pictures. Also other splendid attractions. Two-reel comedy, news and Prizma.

Friday and Saturday Some show. Itaffler Bros. Just watch for the program. We claim to have had some good ones, and this Is going to be one of the best. Beach Garage Union Ticket Office and WAITING ROOM On account of big holiday rush, we will not be able to open our ticket office and waiting room as advertised, until Wednesday, June 2nd.

at St. George Hotel Building. This will be an up-to-date ticket office and waiting room with steam heat and all modern conveniences. New Santa Cruz Terminal for the convenience of travelers to San Jose, Los Gatos and way points; San Francisco direct, and Watsonville, Hollister and Salinas. 67 Pacific Avenue St.

George Block der of General Lee; was under continuous fire at one time for three months. Thomas Hildebrand, forty-ninth Pennsylvania infantry, who served four years, three months and eight days; was wounded four times and left on the bnttlefield for dead; was at the battle of the Wilderness, Spotsylvania Court House and Antitam altogether in twenty-one battles. William Trots, who served in the U. S. cavalry under General Miles from 1872 to 1877; chased Indians on the plains of Texas and through Kansas blizzards, and in the Northwest territory, being at one time ten months in continuous service, during which time he was never under a roof.

George McGowan, fourth California cavalry, served two years; also campaigned against the Indians and after the civil war was in the U. S. infantry of the regulars. For the people of Felton Supervisor N. P.

Sinnott addressed these soldiers in the following words: "Honored and faithful soldiers, who servt tbis'country well in years now passed and at a time when her needs were supreme, we, your fellow citizens, salute you. Proud we are to REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Recorded daily by Dake Title and Asbtract Searchers of I Records and Conveyances, 12- 14 Cooper street, 1916 MAXWELL TOURING CAR. $500. $250 down, $25 per month for 10 months. 1916 HUDSON SUPER-SIX.

Seven passenger. Price $1800. $800 down, balance 10 monthly payments $100 each. 1917 BUICK TOURING CAR. Price $875.

$375 down $50 for ten monthly payments. 1920 BRISCOE TOURING CAR. $1175. $575 down, balance payments of $60 per month. DEEDS Fred D.

Hihn et als. to Walter Price Castle Land in Soquel Augmentation Rancho. Stanley E. Ewanton et vir to L. E.

Straub Land near Brookdale. Harry Towne et ux to C. E. Towne Land in Baymount Tract. William FItzpatrick et ux to J.

R. Withrow Land on Soquel-San Jose road. Charles Nagel to F. C. Wagner-Land in Santa Cruz.

have you among us today. Well we know that but for you and the like of you, we could not now be living in a land of freedom. You fought for the right and we are enjoying the fruits of your victory. Here and now we extend to you our profound gratitude and most sincerely offer to you our great and everlasting thanks." In the cemetery three large floral memorials were erected, one to the soldier dead, one to the civilians, and one to the children buried in the grounds. Miss Huffman recited Grey's "Elegy in a Country Churchyard" at the civilian piece and Miss Shade spoke at the children's memorial.

Both theje ladies had given studied care to their pieies and as a consequence their LAMPS STAND LAMPS BEDSIDE LAMPS PIANO LAMPS i This week we are showing some special values in all lamps and shades. Now is the time to secure a real bargain. Hi i To Our Patrons Hereafter we will close entirely at 5:30 p. m. Parts department and shop will be open from 8 a.

m. to 5 p. m. only All storage will be discontinued on account of enlargement of shop and parts department. JENSEN-EMIGH CO.

Authorized Ford Sales and Service Cor. Front and Cooper Sts. 1 renditions could not have been improved upon. The little children marching to these spaced memorials and singing a processional hymn were' lovely to see and hear. Returning to the seats under the spreading oaks the audience listened to the young people recite their well learned pieces and.

Jack Sinnott, James EOrglnl, Sevferlno Piffero de-Serve great 6'redit. Stace Goulding gave with grace and clearness Tennyson's "The Poet's Song." Miss Alice Weber gave "In Flanders Now," surprising her many friends by her gift of eloquence. Mrs. Anna Weber and Miss Alma Galbraith were kind enough to oversee the refreshments served on the adjoining grounds. Electric Service Station.

Milo A Cain. Storage batteries recharged and repaired. Advt. i 6r (Si .67 ifi Hi 3 STORE COAL IN SUMMER AND BE SURE OF A SUPPLY NEXT WINTER i THE UNION ICE COMPANY jj Chestnut and Laurel Phone 142 HELPED MAN AND WIFE Walter Farraud, 1093 Springfield Irvington, N. writes: "My back ached continuously, as did my wife's." After taking Foley Kidney Pills, we were surprised with the quick results.

I recommend Foley Kidney Pills to any one who has kidney or bladder trouble." They help rid the blood of impurities that cause rheumatic pains, swollen, aching and stiff joints and muscles and other symptoms of kidney trouble. Palmer Drug Co. advt 1.