Santa Cruz Evening News from Santa Cruz, California • Page 4

GET A GRASP AMUSEMENTS WHITEFIELD The News' Short Story STAR THEATRE. The little house with a big show SINGING, DANCING, MOVING PICTURES GRAND CENTRAL BLOCK. 5 and 10 cent IMMORTAL LOVE. THE CASINO RINK CLOSES SEPTEMBER 30th ril TT Sessions Daily at IMtate How so 70 p.m. was such a companionship, though when he attempted to explain It he failed signally, ne could say rather what it was not than what It was.

For Instance, she did not visit him. It was not one of those cases where one broods over a grave. The mortal part of his love was placed iu a tomb provided for it, and Bissell went there but seldom. He did not consider what was there as being any more a part of his love than one of ber gowns. She was elsewhere.

But one day when be made one of his periodical visits to the tomb to see that the premises were In condition he met with a surprise. He found, a man weeping before it. 'Pardon said Bissell, 'we have a common sorrow. You must be the LAMB HARDWARE CO. You must feel warm if you would make home happy We can keep you warm by selling you a first-class Gas Heater or a Gas Water Heater.

We are also offering a very line article for cooking In the Champion Combination Gas and Wood Stove. It will please us to show these goods. HARDWARE 108 Pacific Avenue Five Cent Dance at Capltola Dance Hall, Wednesday and Saturday evenings. Tickets 35c, for ale at the Model Drug Store, Orchard's Candy Store and Seabright Post Office store, are good for round trip on the electric car to Capltola, and admission to rink with skates, or flvo dances at the Dance Hall. Brass Band will furnish the best of dance music.

Skating will continue as usual. Academy of Dancing Miss Minelto Axelrode, Pacific Ocean House Hall. JuvenlleB, afternoon, 2 to G. Class night for adults, Tuesday and Thursday evenings. For engagements call or write Mission opposite Convent school.

UPON YOUR FUTURE by taking advantage of our day or night school. The same studies are taught, the same teachers are employed in our night school as in the day. There is certainly no more profi table way of spending the fall ana winter evenings than in attending our Night School. Have you ever seen anyone with a practical education who is not satisfied? Surely not. Why not.

then, make a start yourself fall Mnndav. Wednesday or Frid night. HEALD'S Business College R. E. LEAF, Mar.

At St. Matthew's Military School (Protestant Episcopal) Burlingame, Calif. They build a boy up mentally, morally, spiritually and physically, as well as give him a thorough military training. The school Is beautifully located in the hills back of San Mateo, overlooking San Francisco Bay. For further particulars and catalog address REV.

W. A. BREWER, Burlingame, Cal. Push Brooms Just Received Wire Drawn Five Row, Big Ones H. M.

PETERSON HARNES3 MAKER, 148 Pacific Avenue. H. R. ROBINSON Successor to UOIJINSON CO A Pints, 70c doz AKv3 Quarts, 80c Cheapest place In town to get the best Mason Fruit Jars. Delivered Free.

GABA MAGIDSON 37 Soquel Ave. Phone Red 361 THE UNION FRENCH LAUNDRY For the Bct Work Alwayi 49 Front St. Phone Main 103 THE BANK OF SANTA CRUZ COUNTY Organized 1876. Capital, paid up 180,000.00 Surplus 163.379.88 Santa Cruz Bank of Savings and Loan Organized 1870. Capital, paid up $50,000.00 Surplus 29,509.66 Conducted under the same management since 1878.

F. J. HOFFMANN, Cashier. Officers and Directors William T. Jeter, President; Henry F.

Kron, Vice President; Clarence B. Fagen, Assistant Cashier; William H. IiUmb, H. K. Irish, Frank O.

Menefee. J. R. True, A BARGAIN ft buys a dandy little 2 acre ranch, I I about 2 miles from the Post ill A mm mW If Office on a good road. A new tT 5 room house with bath, hot and cold water, barn, windmill, tank, horse, cow, chickens and furniture included in this price.

Land is a fine -sandy loam, suitable for vegetables or fruit. A Snap at this price. 182 Pacific Ave. Opp. Soquel Ave.

Residence Phone Black 582. Office Phone Main 44. IS LIKE GEORGE WHARTON JAMES HE MADE AN APPEAL TO ROOSEVELT. DISAPPOINTED THAT PRESIDENT DIDN'T BOMBARD SANTA CRUZ, HE WILL RETURN. Miss Florence E.

Whitefield of San Francisco has filed a petition for letters of administration upon the estate of her brother, the late Edwin A. Whitefield, consisting of a blg fruit ranch in the Sunnyside district on Hen Lomond mountain. This is the estate in which Wilfred A. Whitefield, the dead man's brother, asked President Roosevelt to inter fere, claiming that the court and the local lawyers were robbing him right and left. Failing action by the presi dent, Mr.

Whitefield shook the dust of Santa Cruz county from his feet and went back to his home in Mlnne sota last July. Notice has already been given by publication to Whitefield that if he continues to stay away he will be re moved, and Notherton Torchiana, his attorneys, have received word frotn him that he would return and give the reasons for his conduct when the proper time came. A lively session of the court Is looked for on Mr Whitefleld's return. October 2 has been set as the day for hearing Miss Whitefleld's petition. Attorney J.

H. Leonard has also petitioned for an allowance of $800 for attorney's fees In connection with tho estate. SOQUEL REBEKAHS ENTERTAIN, Martha Washington lodge of Uebe-kahs gave a very pleasing entertainment and dance in their hall at Soquel on Saturday evening. Dancing, for which llaestors' orchestra played, was Indulged In until 2 o'clock in the morning. Rcginn and Kalbwala Hats at Miss Balkwlll's.

tf TIME TABLES. EFFECTIVE SUNDAY, SEPT. 20TH, 1908, AT 12:01 A.M. Trains Leave Santa Cruz. No.

1218:05 a.m. daily for 1'ajaro, with connections for Gilroy, llollis-tcr, San Jose, San Francisco and Oakland. No. 12:19:15 a.m., daily through train for Pacific Grove, with connections for Salinas and important points to Los Angeles. No.

12511:05 a.m. daily for Pajaro, with connections for Intermediate points to San Francisco, San Luis Obispo, Pacific Grove and llollister. No. Ill 4:30 p.m. daily through train for San Francisco, with connections at Pajaro for Salinas and Pacific Grove.

No. 1275:35 p.m. dally for Pajaro, with connections for Iais Angeles, New Orleans, San Francisco and Pacific Grove. Trains Arrive at Santa Cruz. No.

12210:40 a.m. daily from New Orleans, Los Angeles and Pacific Grove. No. 3211:59 a.m. dally from San Francisco and San Jose.

No. 1241:45 p.m. daily from San Luis Obispo, Pacific Grove, llollister and San Francisco. No. 1266:55 p.m.

daily from San Francisco, San Jose, Oakland, Salinas and Pacific Grove. No. 1289:50 p.m. dally from San Francisco, Oakland, Los Angeles and Pacific Grove. BOULDER AND GLENWOOD BRANCH.

Trains Leave Santa Cruz. No. 5178:30 a.m. dally for Boulder Creek. No.

521 2: 05 p.m. daily for Boulder Creek, also connects for Glenwood. No. 5092:00 p.m. Sunday only, for Boulder Creek, Glenwood and ML Hermon.

No. 4:20 p.m. daily for Boulder Creek. Trains Arrive at Santa Cruz. No.

510 7:45 a.m. Sunday only, frotn Glenwood. No. 5168:00 a.m. daily from Glenwood and Boulder Creek.

No. 52010:55 a daily from Boulder Creek. No. 524 4:00 p.m. dally from Boulder Creek.

Irregular service on Davenport branch. OCEAN SHORE R. R. CO. DAVENPORT BRANCH.

Trains leave Santa Cruz 6:00 a.m., 8:00 a.m., 5:00 p.m. Trains arrive at Santa Cruz 7:30 a. 9:40 a.m., 6:25 p.m. GOING BACK The News Job Department for Good Printing Original "One of the most singular features of buuiau nature," remarked the anatomist, "Is the breaking up of love between two persons when one dies." "Love does not necessarily break up in such au event," replied the psychologist. "I don't agree with you.

Love aftei the death of the being loved la Bim-ply memory." "Cases of actual love between the sexes are very rare one In a thousand. They are not mere memory after death; they are Immortal." "Can you give me such a case?" "Yes, one. It Is the only one that has ever come to my knowledge. Lie-ten and I will relate It. "Douglas Bissell knew the moment he set eyes on Caroline La Cour that she and he had been appointed by Providence to be lovers.

Miss La Com recognized the fact at the same Instant. Bissell was a young northerner, who, after being graduated at college, went to New Orleans as a teacher. Miss La Cour was a Creole. Theli love came as a child Is born that la, a perfect thing, though It grew as the child grows. It cannot be said that it was a case of that turbulent evanes cent love which comes with extreme youth, for Kissel) was thirty years old when they met, and Miss La Cour was twenty-five.

It was unalterable from Its inception. "It was the woman who was taken away. She died during one of the epidemics of yellow fever that occurred about the middle of the last century and but a few weeks before they were to have been married. Such partings partings between beings In whom there Is this real immortal love are terrible. Miss La Cour in all the physical agony of death resulting from that awful disease did not suffer bodily as the lover suffered in soul, and when all was over he fell Into a stupor from which his frlendB despaired of ever awakening him.

Ho never was again the same man. HlHsell never married. He lived alone. If he had a companion It was his wife. He told others there IS CHOICE OF COMMANDER MADE BY THE NAVAL MILITIA LAST NIGHT.

NEW OFFICER HAS SEEN SERV ICE IN THE UNITED STATES NAVY. A. I). Houghton was last night fleeted lieutenant in command of Santa Cruz division of the state naval militia, In succession to Captain Morey, now second in command of the state organization. Lieutenant Wllley, who has been temporarily In command of the division, in the absence of a regular commander, will retain his rank of lieutenant, junior grade.

Mr. Houghton, who is an old olllccr of the United States navy, is a comparative new comer to Santa Cruz, hut has quickly become Identified with Urn business Interests of tho town. For four years past ho has had a summer home on the East Cliff, near Capltola, and for tho past year and a half he has been a member of tho Fast Side lumber company, and a permanent resident of Santa Cruz. Mr. Houghton was assistant engineer In tho Boston navy yard for five years and during that time served on the auxiliary cruiser Seminole, and also had charge of fitting out the torpedo boats llahlgren and Craven.

The new commander of the naval militia, accepted the post at the earnest solicitation of Commander Morey, and said to The News this morning that while he Is an extremely busy man and would prefer that someone else he chosen, he would accept and do his part in the upbuilding of the division, so well begun by Commander Morey and Lieut. Wllley. Governor Sanders of Louisiana will appoint a permanent state board of arbitration to handle labor troubles. It will consist of five members, two to be suggested by employers, two by the employes, the four to select the fifth member. REGISeNOW All citizens who have not registered since the first day of January, 1908, must register before SEPTEMBER 23rd to be entitled to vote at the coming general election.

Voters who have removed from one precinct to another since their names were entered on this year's register, must be transferred on the Register IN TH I I i 11 1 brother. I often beard my love speak of him he who was living in South America." 'I was not her brother. I am her "For a few moments there was silence, during which the two men re garded each other with a strange ex pression on the face of each. Then Bissell spoke: 'You say you are her lover. That Is my 'Pardon me.

It is 'Do you mean to assert that she ever loved you?" "'She did. We met in Paris. She was but eighteen. I offered her my love, and It was accepted. Circumstances which I do not care to reveal parted replied Bissell, half to himself, 'that she never told me of 'There was no affair.

It was an nndylng 'On your part, not on 'I believed she loved me always. I believe she loves me "Bissell carried a cane. It was one of those sword canes very much in use at that period. Taking it in both bands, he purtly drew the blade, then thrust it back. 'Pardon me; I forget you are 'You mistake; I am And the stranger drew from his own walking stick a similar blade.

said Bissell, drawing hit) steel. 'She whose mortal part lies there is mine. You dispute her pos session with me. We cannot both have her. One must give pluce to the other.

But, mind you, If I fall she Is still "There was a fervor In the last four words that could scarcely have beeu equaled bad the object been a living being. 'It seems to said the stranger reflectively, 'that we are about to fight for that which has no real 'Your words show that this love you speak of In' your case Is not real love. And she she never considered It worth the while to speak of it to me, though perhaps she may have cpn sUlcred your preference for her as "The words angered the stranger. His eyes Unshed ominously, and be placed himself on guard. "One of the workmen in the cemetery, hearing the clash of steel, rushed to the La Cour tomb, but only In time to see Bissell fall pierced through the heart.

Ills antagonist was The speaker paused, ne seemed to consider that he had established his point. "What place," asked the anatomist "do you give the stranger In this trio of love?" "None at all. In a year be was married." IV HUNTER HALSEY. DIDN'T EISTEN SOUTHERN PACIFIC FILES ITS ANSWER TO DAMAGE SUIT OF PEREZ HEIRS. CONTENDS THAT LOCOMOTIVE WHICH STRUCK HIS RIG GAVE AMPLE WARNING.

K. E. Calvin, general manager of the Southern Pacific company, has filed the railroad's answer to the damage suit of tho Perez heirs for the death of Fred Perez following a collision with a passenger train at the S. P. wharf in July, 1906, for which a suit is brought for $15,000 damages.

The railroad's contention is that had Perez stopped and listened after one train had passed by before venturing on the track in front of another going In the opposite direction, no accident would have resulted. It is claimed that tho whistle was blowing and the bell was ringing on the engine which struck the old fisherman's rig and caused his death. Cassin Lucas appear as attorneys for the railroad. "Yes, your Reverence, our Johnnie is a wonder. He can play cards, bowl and cuss like a trooper." "Can he say his prayers?" "No, he's too little for that." Flie-gende Blaetter.

PEREZ SCHOOL WE HAVE A COMPLETE LINE OF ALL THE NEWBOOKS and will quote yon prices on your children's lists. Uring your lists to HOWE'S THE lUtiC Are You Going East? Are Your Friends Coming West? Do you want to know about Rates, Routes and Service? Cheap rates from the East now on. Send us the names and addresses of your friends and we will see that they are looked after; or deposit the money with us and wo will furnish tickets. 168 Pacific Ave. LANDRAM Is the Man who Carries the Largest Line of Delicacies in the City LAN RAM'S Delicatessen and Lunch Parlors Corner Pacific nd Soquel Avenues You should huy some out of the new barrel we have opened.

It's home made. Harry Dean 10 Locust Phone Red 891 Saurlcraut SOUTHERN PACIFIC E. SHILLINGSBURG, fSMVff, I I Div. Pass. Agent, Sao Jose.

-W- I HLL' I II C. H. ECKHART, Agent, Santa Cruz. before October 8th. tf County Clerk.

H. H. MILLER, I SS'-r-.