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

PAGE TWO SANTA CRUZ NEWS, SANTA CRUZ, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, JUNE 8, 1936 CLOUGH AND HARRIS WIN TEAM POSTS Santa Cruz Marksmen Picked On Northern State Champ Squad BOATS WASHED TO BEACH IN FREAKSTORM Heavy Week-End Swells Drive Two Craft Aground Peril Another DRIVER JAILED AS PROBATION FINISH NEARS Only One Month To Go As E. E. Stevens Runs Afoul Law NO FORMAL PROGRAM AT POST OFFICE Mayor's Death Limits Opening Tomorrow to Escorted Tours Tm Dog-gone Glad You're Back, Amy" Parents Confer On Child Custody yfUfV iter'- 'a A vjs George ('lough and Earl lending marksmen of the San- Out of respect to the death today of Mayor Roy Hammond, no formal exercises will mark tomorrow evening's opening of Santa Cruz' improved post office and $90,000 annex to the public, according to announcement this morning by Postmaster Fred Hale. Escorted tours of tho federal building, extensively enlarged, will constitute the observance of completion of the annex, nearly a year in construction. The entire post office staff will bo on duty during the open house hours from 8 to 10 p.

m. I' I i I Bfn arrcrtiwrtitf mumiiiMmMffin ff "mi'n- i Failure to abide by the terms of his probation today cost E. E. Stevens of 137 Stanford avenue a 60-day term in the county Jail. Arrested last July on a reek-less driving charge, Stevens was placed on probation which would have expired next month.

Saturday night he was again apprehended by Officer George Cavanagh on Cayuga street and charged with the same offense, with the heavy sentence being imposed by Police Judge Donald younger who revoked his probation. Oliver Felton Quillinan of San Francisco, arrested Saturday evening on a reckless driving charge preferred by Officer lien Krupp, will appear June 13 for arraignment. He was arrested on Plymouth street. 1 WIDELY KNOWN NURSE EXPIRES I IN SANITARIUM Christine Demarest Jackson, 85, Had Been Associate Of Royalty Christine Demarest Jackson, 85-year-old retired trained nurse whose profession carried her many times across the Atlantic to far European cities, died Saturday night in Santa Cruz where she had lived for most of the period gince 1907 with Mr. and Mrs.

J. A. Williams of 11 Dakota avenue. Death came at 9:40 p. m.

in a Santa Cruz sanitarium for the aged woman who, horn in Pier-mont-on-the-Hudson was educated in New York City schools, and in 1866 accompanied Lady John-won, sister of Governor Gifford Tinchot of Pennsylvania and wife of Sir Allen Johnson, first secretary to the English legation at Copenhagen, to Europe. Through subsequent appointments of Sir Allen as minister to Darmstad, Germany, ami Vienna, Austria, Christine Jackson traveled with the couple. Alter extensive travels she returned to London and in 1905 to California. During her residence in Europe Bhe made four round trips lo the United States. In 1907 she settled permanently in California spending a large' majority of her time in Santa Cruz.

Her known survivors are a cousin, Mrs. T. P. Hlan of Brooklyn, New York, and a Krand-nieco, Elizabeth Pinkley of Denver, Colorado. The Wessendorf Mortuary, in charge ot funeral arrangements, has anunounced services from its chapel at 10:30 o'clock tomorrow morning.

Inurnment will be in the Santa Cruz Mausoleum. A freak storm which whipped tlie bay here Saturday night and Sunday morning did considerable damage along the waterfront, sweeping two boats onto the beach and causing considerable anxiety among the commercial fishermen who hastened to take precautions against damage to their craft. A fishing launch belonging to H. E. Rohrke, employe of the Mission garage, was swept from its moorings and hurled onto the beach opposite the Casa del Rey apartments.

The boat was badly damaged before it could be dug out of the sand where it waB partly buried yesterday. One of the Santa Cruz Yacht Club boats also pulled loose during the storm and was beached near the pleasure pier but was pulled loose by a tow-car operating along the pier before it was seriously damaged. Th big yacht "Pathfinder" belonging to Lino Niccoll broke its anchor Saturday night and was drifting towards San Lorenzo point when an alarm was turned in and the craft towed back to its mooring place. The storm was a tropical winter affair with choppy waves rather than the usual long swells of summer evident. With the custody of their child-star son, Freddie Bartholomew, a moot question, mother and father Mr.

and Mrs. Cecil L. Bartholomew conferred in the chambers of Superior Judge Archbald in Los Angeles. Further court battles are in prospect to decide whether or not the child shall return to his parents or stay with an aunt, Miss Myllicent Bartholomew. Death Claims H.

Atkinson, Aunt of Amos Roff Dies In San Francisco News of the death in San Francisco yesterday of Mrs. Elizabeth W. Davidson, wife of the late George Davidson of that city, was received here today by her nephew. Commissioner Amos Roff. Mrs.

Davidson, a frequent visitor hereMor many years, was an aunt of Roff, J. R. Williamson and Henry Garrett, of this city. A sister-in-law, Mrs. John Williamson of Walnut avenue and a grand-daughter, Mrs.

Albert M. lily, also live here. The funeral will be held tomorrow at 2 o'clock from the chapel of the Golden Gate undertaking company at 1550 California street in San Francisco. Bruno Dieze of B. L.

Dies Here Bruno Dieze, 55-year-old Ren Lomond wood dealer, died this morning in a Santa Cruz hospital. A native of Germany he had lived in the San Lorenzo valley for five years, coming here from Gilroy. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Ina Dieze, at present in Los Angeles, a son employed in Santa Cruz, and two daughters. Mrs.

Gertrude Wilson and Mrs. Mar garet Brown, both of Ben Lomond. The Wessendorf Mortuary is in charge of funeral arrangements. i A I f7 Inquest Into Double Killing Set Tomorrow With no new evidence uncovered in the murder -suicide deaths of John W. Beers and his wife, Vera, Santa Cruz police today rested their investigation of the tragic Saturday night happening at the couple's 16 Avalon street home until hearing of the inquest called by Coroner P.

J. Freeman for 2: HO o'clock tomorrow at the Wessendorf Mortuary. Sam A. "Jerry" Fisher blamed in a note purportedly written by Beers, 51-year-old lumber worker alter he had fatally stabbed his 41-year-old wife before turning a 3 0 ritie on himself, was not held by police today. Only new testimony evolved from tomorrow's inquest will reopen the police investigation it was indicated by headquarters today.

HERB COATS RETURNS FROM PHILCO TRIP TO HAVANA, EAST Herb Coals, radio dealer of Santa Cruz, who has been a member of the I'hilco prize-winning trip which included in its itinerary a trip to Havana and several eastern states, returned to his home in this city laxt night, According to Mr. Coats one of the highlights of the trip was the thrill of seeing the new British liner, Queen Mary, drop anchor in New York harbor. Before, returning to Santa Cruz he visited in Washington, D. C. New York and New Orleans.

i iv I 1 i I Long Resident Hamilton Atkinson, father of Mrs. Mollie Felt and Mrs. May Feakes of Santa Cruz, died yesterday in this city, his home for many years. He was a native of Pennsylvania, 7S years of age. Ho had made his home with his son-in-law and daughter, Mr.

and Mrs. George Feakes of 27 Pine street. Preceded in death by his wife, his principal activities centered in the Santa Cruz colony of former lowans and native of the other middle western states. Before coming to this city he had lived in Remsen, Iowa. Funeral services will be con ducted tomorrow afternoon at the C.

C. Chase Mortuary. Inter ment will he in the Odd Fellows cemetery. MUSIC TEACHERS TO HAVE MEETING THIS EVENING AT HOTEL All music teachers of Santa Cruz have been asked to attend a meeting tonight at. 8:15 o'clock in the Chinese room of the Palo- mar hotel when a discussion will he held on the establishing of a jstate music teachers association in Santa Cruz.

Addressing the teachers on this will me Mrs. Lillian Bir jiniiigbam, president, of the State Music Teachers association, and Mrs. Alviu Wilson, state treas urer. Appearing on the program will be Mrs. Vera McKenna's Philharmonic trio.

VJ III il jta Cruz Rifle club, brought fur-I ther honors to this district yesterday when they came home from Pa hi Alto with gold medals indicative of membership on the north-jern California championship rifle tea in. I Chosen from the first ten from Peninsula Rifle league, the two Santa Cruz shooters helped their team win handily from the Marin, North Bay and San Joa-1 ii in picked teams, representing ''2 clubs of the area from Makers-field to Santa Rosa. Clough finished second among the 45 contestants with a score of 240, two points behind Frank Lane of the Santa Clara Valley chili. Harris scored a 233 as fourth high for his team and eight Ii in the entire shoot. The team scores: Peninsula Ritle league 2331, Marin 2322, San Joaquin 2201, and North Hay 2274.

Permit Given For New Home In West Cliff A permit for a new home to he erected at. fi7H West Cliff Drive was granted today to H. W. Pash of Cupertino, with the cost estimated at $3aS0. Work on the building will start immediately with Perkins of Santa Clara as the contractor in charge.

Permission to build a new store front cos ting $250 on his property 4:15 Ocean street was granted .1. W. Landess while W. Mcl.ain of 148 Garfield street took out a permit for roof repairs at that address. SEARCH CONTINUES FOR MAN WHO FELL INTO KAWEAH RIVER VISALIA, June 8.

(P) Search continued today for the body of Leonard La-tour, 33, of llanford, who fell into the Ka-weah ri ver above Three Rivers late yesterday. Latotir formerly lived in Los Angeles. JKRUSALEM, June (lalcor Agency) Twent-four persons, including one woman, were reported wounded today in a bomb explosion this morning inside Jaffa Gate, le, ading into the old Citv of Jerusalem. Miss Kiilitu Hogle, well known home economist who recently conducted The News Cooking School at Veterans' hall, was a week-end visitor at, the Reach Hill Inn. Miss Hogle is to conduct a conking school in Watsonville this coming week.

Clayton Cowdcn, 35 Grand View avenue, who has been in Sacramento for the past few months, returned to Santa Cruz Friday. Ho will be here for a few weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Tolltert, I'lulen street, have had as their guests over the week-end, Mr.

and Mrs. Nick Itrignoli of Stockton. Mr, and Mrs. Tolbert drove their guests to their home Sunday afternoon and will visit with them for a week. SUNBURN Cooling, soothing Menlholalum relieves the irritation.

Promotes quicker healing. IP WORTH MORE BUT DON PAY MORE MADE QUALITY CIGARETTE Younger Jails Two On Counts Of S. C. Thefts Herbert Walker, 43, piano player at the Rendezvous night club, was today sentenced by Police Judge Donald Younger to 40 days in the county jail for shoplifting. Thirty days of the term was suspended on condition of good behavior for two years.

At the same lime Edward Leg-gett, fifi, of Mt. View avenue, was given a six months stretch in the county hastile on a petty theft, chargo to which he pleaded guilty. Lepuetl, officers allege, has been stealing tools and garden for several nioudis and selling them to second hand stores and individuals. He was arrested Saturday afternoon by Inspector Joe Parties. Jail terms and fines were meted out to half a dozen celebrants for beink drunk and disturbing the peace over the week-end.

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Croydon Aerodrome was packed by a crowd that cheered Amy Mollison to the skies when she landed at the end of her record-breaking round trip flight from England to Capetown, but she was given the wildest greeting by her pet dog, who is shown kissing her frantically in his joy over her re urn. DR. EDWARD MORGAN VISITS; GREETED BY SPEEDING CITATION Ii mid Mrs. IMwnril Mr-liiin of Ias AngeleM are in Santa Cruz, for few days to visit, with relatives ami friends, ami are staying at. Hie home of the lan SI a If.

lers ut King ami Laurel st reel. Horn anil raised in Santa ('I'll, anil now a highly successful dentist in llie l.os Angeles area Ed Morgan js a notable example of the "lioine town boy that made good" in larger fields. About, tea years Morgan was one of the outstanding leaders in Pacific Coast financial circles when lie represented Sli'aiiss ami Company, one of (lie country's biggest, bond houses, in many of llieir important coast investments. "Tin1 only thing 1 have against, the old county," said Hie doctor Ibis morning, "is the efficiency of Hie highway patrol They picked me up yesterday between Santa Cm, and AVatsonville for speeding. Santa Cm, county is my favorite for gettiii; road tags." Dr.

enjoyed himself for several hours this morning meeting old friends down town. Paiaro Valley Ranch Worker Is Gun Suicide The bead blown nearly off by a pistol bullet, discharged juside the month, the body of Henry (', Sei-ber, Titl-year-ohl l'ajaro valley ranch worker, was discovered at 7 o'clock yesterday morning by I he victim's son, Woodley Seiher, of Gonzales. The coroner's office following an investigation determined that Seiher, following shot to the side of the head which apparently only glazed and stunned him, made certain of "success" on the second shot by placing the revolver in his mouth and pulling the trigger. Neighbors attributed his act to despondency caused by ill health. No inquest will be held.

Seiher had hern employed on the Tom Porter ranch, five miles from Watsonville. 1 tH UNION THE FIFTEEN CENT S. Elks Scout Troop To Give Program Tonight At School An interesting program of mu-j sic and scout work will be given tonight at, 7:15 o'clock by mem-' hers of the lilks lioy Scout troop No. 71, when they will be hosts to parents and friends at liran-ci forte school. The troop ha.s made a fine record this year, topping all other troops in this district.

The Scoutmaster is Alden Moody, with C.eorge Moody, Fred Kenyon and Don Oillis as assistants. The committee from the lOlks club includes H. K. Ridley, John K. Wolfe, Kliner Coyer and itud fieorge.

The troop will assist at Ihe "Flag day" services of the Elks' lodge Thursday night. lloHiinl II. Met 'lure, business statistician for the Central Statistical hoard of the federal government at Washington, I). spent the week-end in Santa Cruz with his two sisters, Mrs. K.

H. Four-ney and Mrs. F. F. Frenian.

Mrs. A. 10. McClure and Mr. and Mrs.

T. S. PomlergrasK of Oakdale, mother and another sister of Mr. McClure, also spent the week-end here. Mr.

and Mrs. Fourney accompanied Mr. McClure to the San Francisco airport yesterday afternoon where he boarded a plane for the east. Mr. McClure made a hurried business trip to the coast, leaving Washington last Sunday and slopping at Chicago, 111., and Indianapolis, Ind.

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CALIFORNIA'S HOUR MONDAYS 9 to 10 p.m. Jane Froman, Conrjd Nagel, David Broikstart's AIM A Citv Mourns Mayor's Death (Continued from Page unej for many years and has always been a kind, generous, thougnitui friend and neighbor and a valued, substantial, public spirited citizen, ever pttting the problems of his friends and the welfare of his community before his own personal gain and comfort, and "Whereas, the city ot himiu Cruz has shown its appreciation of his worth and value to the community and its confidence in the stilling integrity and outstanding ability in twice electing him its mayor, which otfieo he was holding at the time of his untimely passing, and "Whereas, he was confronted with many difficult problems as such mayor, particularly in view of the fact that the entire nation was undergoing the greatest economic, depression of its history, and cooperation by the city with the government of the Unit States was essential to the relief of our community from the evils of depression, and "Whereas, the growth and progress of the city presented many problems difficult of solution, and "Whereas, Mayor Hammond mot all these problems with foresight, fortitude and ability, and with the aid of the council, brought successful solutions lo the problems and completed many projects that will stand as monuments to his administration, and city affairs are now running smoothly and financial conditions are improved, and "Whereas, Mayor Hammond was untiring in his efforts for the city of Santa Cruz, ever promoting peace and harmony in the council through all city departments, never sparing himself in his efforts to bring harmony and efficiency in the city government, and made an outstanding record as mayor of the city of Santa Cruz, and "Whereas, the council feels that the hard work done by the mayor and the constant mental and nervous strain of being chief executive of this city during Hie past three years is largely responsible for his untimely death that we take this occasion to honor the memory of our distinguished citizen, Roy Hammond, mayor of the city of Santa Cruz, and pay just tribute to his worth, that, sincere and heartfelt regret at his passing be here expressed, that we join with Hie widow, family and friends in mourning ami extend to them our sympathy in this dark hour of sorrow, that tills resolution he entered in the official minutes and that, a permanent record be there made, and that a copy thereof be given the widow. MAN'S HEART SKIPS BEATS-DUE TO GAS W. L. Adams was bloated soj with gas that his heart often missed beats alter eating.

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