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

PAGE TWO. SANTA CRUZ EVENING NEWS. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1912. KELLY'S (The Racket) old car which they recently purchased will be sent, to Watscmville for delivery purposes for the new place of business which they recently opened in the apple city. CALIFORNIA'S HIGHWAY DREAM REALIZED.

With the turning of the first spadeful of earth at San Bruno by Burton Towne, head of the highway commission, California's dream of a splendid and. about California atui motor neuM. Gossip from th car maker. go south by either the El Camino Real1 down the peninsula to San Jose and through Castroville or from Oakland by the new state highway through Niles canyon and on down the valley via Fresno and Bakersfield. Another touring ground at present little known to motorists which the new highway system will open up is the territory included in the north coast counties up to Eureka.

The road is at present in bad enough condition to scare off the cautious ones, especially the stretch along the Russian river. A new roadbed will be made here by cutting out many of the turns and steep climbB and otherwise eliminating most of the useless and dangerous portions. The highway commission has chosen main routes with a total mileage of about 2300 miles to Which are added about 400 miles of lateral roads running out to the more isolated county seats. Motor. Dr.

W. L. Hell has ordered a new five-passenger Overland "HO" touring car from T. W. Thomson.

Luke Smith Jr. has ordered a four-passenger Overland "30" car to he delivered some time In the near future. Mr. Smith's car will be supplied with a full electric equipment. October has been a busy month among the automobile dealers of Santa Cruz, who have had a hard time keeping enough machines In stock to supply the steady demand.

The record for quick are numerous, some of them being: J. O. Cedar, agent for the Studebaker cars, eight ma ELECTION PROCLAMATION Santa. Cruz. tlatiotial dependent market, Is now enjoying the pleasures of driving a Studebaker "30" touring car which he recently purchased from J.

0. Cedar, the local agent. C. E. Capps before leaving Santa Cruz, purchased of J.

O. Cedar a Studebaker "20" roadster. Percy Young has bought a new Overland "30" roadster from T. W. Thomson, the, Santa Cruz agent for these cars.

J. C. lirubaker and W. liixler, proprietors of the Vapor renovatory on Pacific avenue, have purchased another Studebaker "20" delivery car from J. O.

Cedar for use as a delivery car for their local establishment; the Judges: H. J. Daubenbls, Wm. Mc-Manniman. Clerks: L.

R. Lowry, William Hal-liday. SOQUEL PRECINCT NO. 3. Polling Place: Church Hall.

Inspectors: 0. J. Moore, F. Maddox. Judges: John Finley, W.

E. Whea-ton. Clerks: I. C. Hodgson, C.

A. Wes-sell. ANDREAS PRECINCT. Polling Place: San Andreas School House. Inspector: T.

W. Leonard. Judge: P. Leonard. Clerks: R.

K. Dickson, C. M. Zills. SAN LORENZO PRECINCT.

Polling Place: Notley House. Inspector: J. A. Nattrass. Judge: W.

O. Porter. Clerks: F. W. Miller, C.

E. Brim-blecom. SEQUOIA PRECINCT. Polling Place: School House. Inspector: J.

B. Slnnott. Judge: J. W. Newlln.

Clerks: David Moncrief, C. P. Jo-hansen. SCOTTS VALLEY PRECINCT. Polling Place: Scotts Valley School House.

Inspector: Abram P. HendrlckB. Judge: Chas. W. Waite.

Clerks: Nathaniel C. Hicks, David K. Ryder. SUMMIT PRECINCT. Polling Flace: Brown School House.

Inspector: John Costella. Judge: J. A. Hoffman Sr. Clorks: W.

E. Van Lone, Ferdin and Stolte. SANTA CRUZ PRECINCT NO. 1. Polling Place: Riverside Hotel Barn.

Inspectors: Henry Godfrey, Louis B. Huddleson. Judges: Hamilton Fay, George A. Bram. Clerks; Wm.

Parson, Alonzo Whld-dcn. SANTA CRUZ PRECINCT NO. 2. Polling Place: 31 Vine Morris Building. Inspectors: Sam Morris, Geo.

Ha-mor. Judges: II. Randall, Eber Eggles-ton. Clerks: John Severio, Andrew Heg-ele. SANTA CRUZ PRECINCT NO.

3. Polling Place: Neary Building. Inspectors: Robt. Wagner, Chas. Glllen.

Judges: Geo. N. Root, J. D. Talt.

Clerks: W. B. Parsons, Chas. Can-field. SANTA CRUZ PRECINCT NO.

4. Polling Place: Y. M. C. A.

Building. Inspectors: Lafayette Hall, W. K. Lynam. Judges: Chas.

R. Thorburn, John J. Rooney. Clerks: Frank A. Dllle, Martin Rit-tenhouse.

SANTA CRUZ PRECINCT NO. 5. Polling Place: Santa Cruz Mill and Feed Co. Bldg. Cor.

Soquel Ave. and Ocean St. Inspectors: William M. Robertson, John A. Williams.

Judges: Richard H. Beauchamp, Wilson R. Springer. Clerks: Benjamla J. Blaisdell, Charles C.

Houck. SANTA CRUZ PRECINCT NO. 6. Polling Place. No.

2 Younglove Are. Cor. Mission St. Inspectors: Walter LinBtsdt, Chas. Bllven.

Judges: James E. O'Connor, Henry Kosanke. Clerks: Geo. J. Bancherel, Elmer Dnkan.

SANTA CRUZ PRECINCT NO. 7. Polling Place: No. 99 Beach St. Inspectors: Geo.

Wilkes, John Walsh. Judges: John Delerlo, Geo. Collins. Clerks: James W. Anderson, Edward Moody.

SANTA CRUZ PRECINCT NO. 8. Polling Place: 23 Locust St. Inspectors: Alex. McPherson, Amos M.

Baldwin. Judges: Hiram Gosllner, P. Far-rlngton Clerks: C. W. Hammer, Frank Menefee.

SANTA CRUZ PRECINCT NO. 9. Polling Place: Biedenweg's Warehouse. Inspectors: Charles E. Prlngle, A.

Justice. Judges: Caleb Izant, Benjamin P. Ely. Clerks: George Lucas, R. H.

Parisian Ivory Bows Parisian Ivory; the latest Bows 25c Tarn o'Shanters Tam O'Shanters, girls like them the 50c kind on sale at 25 Winter Hats Winter Hats for boys and girls; 50c kind; on sale at 25c WE SAVE YOU MONEY. 30-32 Pacific Ave You haven't made up your mind on a range, if you haven't inspected a WEDGEWOOD. H. F. FANE.UF 220 Paclfio Avenue.

A HOTEL ArgoijauI Society of California Pioneer Building. FOURTH 8TREET NEAR MARKET SAN FRANCISCO California' Molt Popular HoUI. 400 Room 200 Private Bath Rate $1.00 Par Day Up. Free Busies to and from all Train and Steamer. EDWARD ROLKIN, Managir.

GEO A DIXON. At t. Mgr Foot Cure HOW IS IT WITH YOUT Give a much attention and care to your feet a you would to your complexion. If your feet are tired and sore, they are demanding attention A. D.

S. FOOT SOAP I wonderfully restful to sore and tired feet. One trial will prove this. PRICE 25 CENTS. J.

C. TANNER DRUG STORE 67 Paclfio Av. Santa Cruz. THE NEWS THREE MONTH8 11 Store oa Pacific avenue la Pacific Oceam House block, formerly used as a barbershop, together with large storeroom In rear, facing on Paclfio Oceam House alley. Will be remodeled to suit tenant Apply F.

A. HIHN 22 Park St. For Rent system of state highways took actual form and substance. Motorists more, perhaps, than any other class, will appreciate the beginning of this huge work, made possible by the $18,000,000 bond issue. Starting at the northern boundary line of the state where the main highway of Oregon ends, the state road will lead over the Siskiyou mountains and down into the valley where the motorist has the choice of the east and west side roads to San Francisco.

The new highway, which will tap all of the rich valley country, will to a great extent follow the existing roads but will cut out all bad turns and build up the badly worn stretches. From San Francisco he tourist can SANTA CRUZ PRECINCT NO. 10. Polling Place: No. 2G8 Soqusl Ave.

Inspectors: A. B. Hughes, Joseph Molares. Judges: Samuel Ridgeley, Stephen f. Goodspeed.

Clerks: Herbert C. Still, James W. Mclntyre. SANTA CRUZ PRECINCT NO. 11.

Polling Place: No. 319 Soquel Ave. Inspectors: Cyrus Bibbins, Herman C. Pew. Judges: George O.

Grldley, George M. Naylor. Clerks: Henry Kaiser, Fred W. Hitchlngs. SANTA CRUZ PRECINCT NO.

12. Polling Place: Pllklngton near Seabright Station. Inspectors: Joseph A. Foster, James R. Noo.

Judges: Jerome F. Bassett, Simeon II. Merrill. Clerks: Ralph S. Thompson, Cyrus T.

Stanley. SANTA CRUZ PRECINCT NO. 13. Polling Place: Pllklngton Junction of Pine and Cayuga St. Inspectors: Henry L.

Remington, J. R. Francis. Judges: Clinton Garrison, Edmund B. Bond.

Clerks: Sam Walker, Uriah Thompson. SANTA CRUZ PRECINCT NO. 14. Polling Place: Armory. Inspectors: George E.

Kenny, H. J. Martin. Judges: Frank P. Cooper, Joseph Nolan.

Clerks: Eugene Costella, Hugh J. Balrd. SANTA CRUZ PRECINCT NO. 15. Polling Place: Garfield Park Store.

Inspectors: Louis Doeltz, Chas. J. Kreuger. Judges: Aug. F.

Rawell, Loren D. Hill. Clerks: J. D. Ambrose, Chas.

M. Tabler. SANTA CRUZ PRECINCT NO. 16. Polling Place: No.

388 Pacific Avenue. Inspectors: Walter Thurlior, A. Crlstofaninl. Judges: BenJ. Smith, Sam Hubbs.

Clerks: Geo. II. Otto, JameB II. Wllley. SANTA CRUZ PRECINCT NO.

17. Polling Place: No. 357 Mission St. Cor. Laurel.

Inspectors: Frank Battagilola, John P. Majors. Judges: Pio Scaroni, Cyrus Croope. Clerks: C. E.

Fette, Lloyd Bowman. WATSONVILLE PRECINCT NO. 1. Polling Place: Hoffman House. Inspectors: A.

Bardmess, R. H. Kit-tridge. Judges: W. De Hart, O.

S. Tuttle. Clerks: C. A. Palmtag, R.

S. Tuttle. WATSONVILLE PRECINCT NO. 2. Polling Place: Paint Shop 12 Maple Ave.

Inspectors: W. A. Trafton, P. F. Cassin.

Judges: C. A. Burdeck, A. D. Detlef-sen.

Clerks: H. B. Kitchen, -W. L. Miller.

WATSONVILLE PRECINCT NO. 3. Polling Place: 225 Rodriguez St. Inspectors: J. T.

Thompson, B. L. Buckhart. Judges: H. P.

Brassel, D. F. Dodge. Clerks: J. B.

Whalen, John M. Chambers. WATSONVILLE PRECINCT NO. 4. Polling Place: Sample Room of Mansion House.

No. 414 Main St. Inspectors: Yf. A. Sanborn, J.

E. Poole. Judges: Clarence C. Chapman, T. J.

Albright. Clerks: A. W. Cupid, A. E.

De Mat-tos. WATSONVILLE PRECINCT NO. 5. Polling Place: King Paint Shop, Fourth St. Inspectors: H.

Bald, S. W. Coffman. Judges: J. Milks, E.

G. Gaddie. Clerks: G. W. Smith, W.

F. Nelson. WATSONVILLE PRECINCT NO. 6. Polling Place: Gas Office No.

610 Main St. Inspectors: M. J. Rohr, A. N.

Judd. Judges: J. M. Herbert, J. R.

Cas-ady. Clerks: C. F. Cottrell, E. G.

Bur-land. By order of the Board of Supervisors. Dated this 7th day of October, A. D. 1912.

R. J. MATTISON, Chairman of said Board. Attest: H. H.

Miller, Clerk of Bald Board. chines in the last six weeks; T. W. Thomson, agent for the Overland cars in Santa Cruz, has a splendid record of three machines sold on Monday and Tuesday of this week. AUTOMOBILE PURCHASERS M.

S. Price, who works in connection with the Santa Cruz Portland cement company, haB purchased an Oldsmobile defender from K. A. Noyes. C.

Trout, who resides on street, Is the owner of a new five-passenger lluick model "25" car which ha purchased from E. A. Noyes, the local agent. W. S.

Moore, proprietor of the In Judges: S. H. Rambo, Herman Hesse. Clerks: G. O.

Munson, J. M. Mad- docks. BRANCIFORTE PRECINCT. Polling Place: Live Oak School- houBe.

Inspectors: Jacob Trostel, Fred J. Murdock. Judges: John P. Lester, Sanford Tefertiller. Clerks: Marshall E.

Hotchkiss, Charles C. Reed. CALABASAS PRECINCT. Polling Place: Frultvale School House. Inspector: A.

Grenman. Judge: N. Skocko. Clerks: J. Caddy, F.

P. Johnson. ROCK PRECINCT. Polling Place: Moody's House. Inspector: Amos Smead.

Judge: R. R. Eckles. Clerks: Earl B. Moody, F.

D. Her ring. CORRALITOS PRECINCT. Polling Place: Ceschl Hall. Inspectors: J.

H. Caudlll, G. D. Morgan. Judges: G.

Cassady, W. B. Chap man. Clerks: W. S.

Bradley, James L. Johnson. DAVENPORT PRECINCT. Polling Place: Pacific School House. Inspectors: Emll Gianone, Rlccar-do Mattel.

Judges: W. R. PInkhain, Harry Smith. Clerks: T. II.

Trumbo, Walter Simmers. FELTON PRECINCT. Polling Place: Alcazar Hall. Inspectors: G. G.

Colby, Geo. Feth-erston. Judges: N. II. Toft, George Ley.

Clerks: C. P. Fordo, F. L. Quls-torf.

GLENWOOD PRECINCT. Polling Place: Martin's Packing House. Inspector: David N. Sheldon. Judge: William B.

Knox. Clerks: Frank C. II. McKiernan, Wm. Martin.

HAPPY VALLEY PRECINCT. Polling Place: Happy Valley School House. Inspectors: Frledrlch Heitmeyer, Chas. P. Bachelder.

Judges: George II. Rostron, John T. Westlake. Clerks: Hubert N. Stocking, Worthy T.

Newcomb. HIGHLAND PRECINCT. rolling Place: Highland School House. Inspectors: M. II.

Miller, Marcus Fidel. Judges: J. B. King, A. L.

Sears. Clerks: D. D. Emery, W. A.

Young. LAGUNA PRECINCT. Polling Place: Wllder's Dairy on Coast Road. Inspector: J. R.

Majors. Judge: Victor Scaroni. Clerks: Melvln Wilder, Alfred Richards. PAJARO PRECINCT NO. 1.

Polling Place: County Tool House. Inspectors: W. Cox, Martin A. O'Brien. Judges: J.

T. Coward, Harry Du-tot. Clerks: D. C. Galletly, C.

C. Hock- about. PAJARO PRECINCT NO. 2. Polling Place: Building In rear of R.

W. Eaton's. Inspectors: M. C. Rodgeri, J.

D. Copeland. Judges: J. W. Smith, R.

W. Baton. Clerks: C. E. Bloom, F.

H. Nohr-dcn. PAJARO PRECINCT NO. 3. Polling Place: Narrowgauge Depot.

Inspectors: J. Kennaugh, S. P. Gallagher. Judges: II.

Smith, Henry Struve. Clerks: A. Watklnson, II. Holm. POWDER MILL PRECINCT.

Polling Place: Powder Mill Boarding House. Inspector: Geo. W. Brltson. Judge: P.

Poderaonte. Clerks: Thos. J. Egan, Harriet Rossi. SOQUEL PRECINCT NO.

1. Polling Place: Livery Stable. Inspectors: C. E. Terwllliger, F.

Spencer. Judges: Theodore Arndt, E. C. Deering. Clerks: H.

V. Angell, T. Nugent. SOQUEL PRECINCT NO. 2.

Polling Place: Justice's Court Room. Inspectors: J. J. Ilenchy, John Collins. suns IS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE TO WORK IN UNISON WITH CITY OFFICIALS.

ALL THE TELEPHONE POLES SOUGHT TO BE REMOVED FROM MAIN STREET. SALINAS, Oct. 25. The chamber of commerce hold a very" spirited meeting last evening at which initiative stepB on several matters of vast importance to Salinas were taken. There was a large number of members present at the meeting, which was presided over by John Souza.

D. A. Madeira was appointed chairman of the committee to see about extending the cement sidewalk from Main street to the Southern Pacific depot and to make arrangements for further park improvements in that vicinity. H. B.

Burns was elected chairman of the committee 1o look into the matter of having all telephone poles removed from the sidewalks on Main street. S. liullcne was chosen for the head of the committee to make arrange ments for the placing of electroliers along Main street, and H. E. Abbott will head the committee that will confer with the electric company In regard to furnishing light for the electroliers.

To aid the city In street improvement a committee was appointed to act in unison with the city street committee in regard to these affairs, her Cornett will act as chairman of the committee. SUFFRAGE FOR ARIZONA. LOS ANGELES, Oct. 25. That womens' suffrage will carry in Arizona in the November election 1 the belief of State Senator John T.

Hughes of Tucson, who is here today. Senator Hughes, an ardent supporter of equal suffrage, believes that the granting of votes to women In California has had such a moral effect on Arizona voters that there will be practically no contest. The senator predicts that Wilson will carry Arizona with Roosevelt second, while Taft will get about ten per cent of the vote. German Women Organizing BERLIN, Oct. 25.

In the past year the number of organized women workers in the German empire has Increased eighteen per cent and is now approximately 200,000, says the annual report of Karl Legien, general secretary of the German imperial federation of trades unions. There are no labor organizations in Germany exclusively for women, but women workers are admitted on equal terms to all the men's unions. The largest union containing women is the Textile federation. Members of the Cleveland Socialist party are considering a resolution to initiate a law for an eight-hour day and a $3-a-day minimum wage for all adult workmen. EWELL SWEET APPLE CIDER.

If Ewell try It Ewell like It And Ewell ask for more. Then Ewell want It And Ewell find It At any grocery store. Ewell Fruit Co. Santa Cruz, California. adrt.

ON THE Office of the Hoard of Supervisors of the County of Santa Cruz, State of California. Pursuant to the Proclamation of the Governor of the State of California, dated the 30th day of September, A. I. 1912, and now on file In the office of the County Clerk of said County, and" In accordance with law, notice Is hereby given that a general election will be hold throughout the County of Santa Cruz, In the State of California, on Tuesday, the 5th day of November, A. D.

1912, between the hours of 6 a. m. and 6 p. at which election the following officers will be elected, namely: 1. One elector of President nnd Vice President of the United Slates; 2.

Also, one elector of President and Vice President of the United States; 3. Also, one elector of President and Vice President of the United Statos; 4. Also, one elector of President and Vice President of the United Hates; 5. Also, one elector of President and Vico President of the Unitod States; 6. Also, one elector of President and Vice President of the United States; 7.

Also, one elector of President and Vice President of the United States; 8. Also, one elector of President and Vice President of the United States; 8. Also, one elector of President and Vice President of the United States; 10. Also, one elector of President and Vice President of the United States; 11. Also, one elector of President and Vico President of the United States; 12.

Also, one elector of President and Vice President of the United States; 13. Also, one elector of President and Vice President of the United Slates; 14. Also, one Representative In Congress of the United States from the Eighth Congressional District; 15. Also, one member of the Senate of tho Sin to oT California from the Eleventh Senatorial lMstrlct; 16. Also, one Member or the Assembly of the State of California from ti.e Forty-third Assembly District.

17. Also, one Supervisor from Supervisor District No. 1 18. Also, one Supervisor from Supervisor District No. 19.

Also, one Supervisor from Supervisor District No. 20. Also, ono Constable from Dav-eaport Judicial Township for the unexpired term. It Is ordered that the several elec-11a proclnctH be comprised within the boundaries last established by order of said Hoard of Supervisors for said eloctlon precincts, respectively, and the following places are hereby designated lor holding polls la the sevpral predicts in said county, and tin following named persons are nreby appointed as Inspectors, Judge and Clerks for each of said election precincts for said election to held November 112: APTOS PRECINCT. Polliag Place: Minn's Hall.

Inspectors: M. A. Hitcheaa, R. M. Rhoartes.

Judges: A. B. Forrester, J. J. Ver-aear.

(Marks: Julius Johaasoa, J. C. SJasaoer. BEN LOMOND PRECINCT NO. 1.

rolling Place: San Vicente School Reuse. Inspector: Robert Neville. Budge: Thomas W. Studemann, Clerks; CrItIu Robinson, Geo. BHttlnghnin.

EN LOMOND PRECINCT NO. 2. Polling Place: Stirling's Hall. Inspectors: 1. It.

Guichard, Charles Hall. Judges: Pen. Dickinson, W. F. Silver.

Clerks: T. J. Clancy, Thomas Iles-('. BOULDER CREEK PRECINCT NO. 1.

Polling Place: Reading Room. Inspectors: R. P. Page, R. O.

Long-ley. Judges: D. II. Trout, O. Ii.

McAbee. Clerks: G. K. Mlddleton, J. C.

Mol- lo. BOULDER CREEK PRECINCT NO.2. Polling Place: Fireman Hall. Inspectors: A. H.

Stagg, Daniel Hartman..