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Wednesday, August. 17, 1932 SANTA CRUZ SENTINEL PAGE SEVEN EGG QUOTATIONS PEI1M; Boulder Creek HUONG PLANS FOB -SUIT GRANTED Scotts Valley Olympiad FINED S10Q FOR CRASB INTO COUNTY PLAY DAY fl CASE OF MORES iipi UfillG OCTOBER Efi iCRUE i Paying prices today PLAIHTIFF HIS LOST HIS SUIT Strictly Clean Mediums.14c! LUU UUI 1 Mediums 13c mall 8c' memorandum opinion over a I decides was not a umy iwil is leaS8i an action brought by make no rhurve for picking op McNamara against Leonard and re lots of eitifn on regular route Holt within a reasonable dUtunue. SCOTTS VALLEY, Aug. 16 (Special to The Sentinel). Mr.

and Mrs. E. Frapwell left for the Big Sur Monday, where they will meet their son, Elvis Frapwell, and together with Mrs. Frapwell and their baby, enjoy a week camping, hunting and fishing. Miss Ila Robinson left for her horns in Millers Falls, after a summer vacation with her cousins, Mrs.

Ed and Mrs. John Frapwell. Judge James L. Atteridge presided yesterday in superior court with the first contested action since court vacation closed before him. It was a suit over redemption of mortgaged property brought by Ella A.

Moore and Charles Moore against Mary Baldwin and Fred D. Baldwin. Motion of J. L. Johnston, attorney for defendants, for a non-suit was granted.

Plaintiff was represented by Attorney George G. Graham. Witnesses for plaintiffs were Lew W. Collins, Ella A. Moore, W.

H. Cardwell and Ella Moore. WILLIAMSON GARRETT PHONES 7 OR 81 I Mr. and Mrs. H.

Forrester enjoy-! ed the company of their son and daughter-in-law, Mrs. and Mrs. i Sherman Forrester, and daughter, Mary Ann, whose home is in Fresno, I for two weeks; also that of their daughter, Mrs. Jack Martin and her I Thr county heme department of the furm bureau met in the farm ad-I visor's office Monday afternoon, with the president of the department, Mrs. Daisy Allen Cox, in the chair.

Sam-! uel Leask was the speaker of the afternoon and "Taxation" was his interesting subject. He is an expert I on this line, to which he has given I much thought and study, and some I of th.L women present stated they had never understood the subject so well when it had been presented, I as they did with the clear cut sen- tonces used by Mr. Leask. The president appointed Mi's. B.

i M. Preston of Twin Lakes, Mrs. E. Frapwell of Scotts Valley and Mrs. O.

R. Sheppa of Soquel a commit toe to arrange for the county play OLYMPIA, Aug. 16 (Special to The Sentinel). Tuesday evening Mrs. Blossom Forde, Mrs.

Lentz and Mrs. D. H. Salsbery attended a meeting of the school board in Santa Cruz to try to make arrangements for transportation of high school students. Saturday afternoon a small airplane from Santa Cruz landed in the open field about the trout farm.

H. O. Heiner of the Santa Cruz Title company was a passenger. They took off and landed several times, demonstrating that it was a good landing place. T.

Stone of Santa Cruz, formerly of this neighborhood, is visiting for a few days with Rued. Mr. and Mrs. Milo Barringer spent the week-end at their summer home. Mrs.

A. Salsbery and Miss Evelyn returned home last Wednesday after spending part of a week with friends in San Francisco. Fred Dollar is building an addition on his cabin back of the store! Mrs. Carl Nelson's sisters from San Francisco visiter her one day last week. Mr.

and. Mrs. McDonnell came baqk om Sata Rosa Saturday vening where they visited her sister, Mrs. Banta. BOULDER CREEK, Aug.

16 (Special to The Sentinel). Mr. and Mrs. H. J.

Holm and daughter, Veronica, Mrs. William Bennett and daughter, Mrs. Tom Hunt, ave spending a ten day vacation on the summit at Section 11 with William Bennett, who has charge of that section. Dante Locatelli and Eug Erick-son brought home a large deer which they killed Sunday morning on the China grade. A picnic and hunting party was enjoyed Sunday by a number of local people and their friends.

The China grade was chosen as a likely place to find deer and two were killed. Manuel Rodriguez and George Clarke were the lucky ones to kill the deer. Among the party were Mr. and Mrs. G.

Snioot, Mr. and Mrs. George Clark, Frank Wal-trip of San Jose, Mr. and Mrs. R.

Greenfield, Mervin Greenfield, F. Strickland, Mr. and Mrs. J. Moses of Santa Cruz, Mr.

and Mrs. Joe Motire, Sherman Waltrip and Manuel Rodriguez of Boulder Creek. The deer were large, fine specimens. Sherman Waltrip killed a fine deer last week a few miles about Boulder Creek. Jim Maddock, Arthur Waters and Frank Clement went hunting Sunday on the Santa Cruz Lumber company camp grounds on the San Lor- 17 Mission St.

As a result of an automobile crash on the Santa Cruz highway near Rio Del Mar Sunday at about 5 p. m. Harry Rafler of Soquel was arrested on a charge of reckless driving. He appeared before Judge C. R.

Taylor in justice court at Watsonville and was fined $100 on the charge yesterday. According' to the testimony in court yesterday the accident happened when Rafler attempted' to pass a number of cars in front of him as he was traveling to Santa Cruz with heavy traffic going both ways. As he left his own lane he sideswiped a car driven by G. Bec-caria, who brought the reckless driving charges against him. No one was hurt in the crash, but the two cars' were badly damaged.

Rafter's car landed in the ditch at the side of the road. It was alleged that after the crash Rafler hit Beccaria with his fist behind the left ear when Beccaria attempted to keep him from leaving the scene of the wreck. In the opinion Judge James L. At-tcridge says that in the instrument which plaintiff pleads as a lease was not signed by him as lessor and consequently fails in that essential requirement of every valid lease. It is also defective in other particulars.

Defendant as a consequence of the failure of the instrument to conform to the legal requisite of a lease, was entitled to terminate the tenancy at any time, which it did at a period of time, when it was not in arrears in its payment of rent. Plaintiff is to take nothing on the first cause of action. As to second cause of the court finds the defendant was technically guilty of committing slight and meagre damage to plaintiffs FIXED TAX" Order fixing second supplemental inheritance tax was filed yesterday in superior court by C. G. Hammer in W.

A. Caplatzi estate. It is for a tax of $49.67 by Kate Caplatzi on $4986.88. day, which will be held some time in October. son of Bakersfield.

Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Call of Palo Alto and daughter, Dorothy, were guests at the M.

H. Tichenor home for week, while Dorothy is remaining for a longer time as the guest of Jane Tichenor. William Kirby, eight months old son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kirby, is recuperating from an attack of pneumonia, with which he was very ill for a week, being under the constant care of Dr.

N. R. Sullivan and a trained nurse. Friday was "ice cream day" at the Ernest Kroenlein berry patch. Frank Horn is in the Marion, 111., jail charged with stabbing Ed Toler with a pocket knife during a political argument.

Read The Sentinel Classified Ads For Bargains. Krocnlein's reservoir at the noon hour, after which they had their lunch and ice cream, picnic fashion. freehold without the latter's consent and awards pluiniiff judgment on (he second cause of action in the sum of $25. Lease was executed January 1, for a year for cottages at Olympia. enzo road and killed two fine large deer.

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Packing 111 Uupont General Motors IJ7 Int. T. T. 31 Kennecott 11 1-4 Montgomery Ward 11 V4 Sou, Cat. Kit.

li7i Kou. Pacific 20 '-j Studfbaker 6-T. United Aircraft It! S. Steel 40 IT'S STILL EftRLV I LEGAL NOTICES 4 Loan No. 2-353 NOTM UK TKI'STKK'M S.tl.B WIIKKKAH, A.

WELCH and A R-111 KT 11. VVIOLC'H, his wife, heretofore executed and delivered a certain Deed of Trust, dated June 1. 192'J to PACIFIC STATUS AUXILIARY CORPORATION, as Trustee, to secure the payment of a Promissory Note to PACIFIC STATES HAVINGS AN1 LOAN COMPANY, a corporation, and also all other indebtedness ugreed by said Deed of Trust to be secured, which said Deed ol Trust was recorded in the office of the County Recorder of the County of Santa Cruz, State of California, 111 Vol. 119 of Official Rec-trds, at page 441; and WHEREAS, default havinpr been made in the payment of said Promissory Note a cording to its terms, PACIFIC STATES SAVINGS AND LOAN COMPANY, the owner and holder of said Note and Heneficiary under said Deed of Trust, recorded on May II, 1::2, in the office of the Countv Re "STiLU ASLEEP. i)(Cuiyrilit.

by Central l'ress Association, Inc. HOMER HOOPEE What News! Trademark Registered (J. M. latent urrice by Fred Locher 7 EVERY IHINC7 WW CiUlNtr M.ONC7 HNt 'TriEFETTieRE wcw )owr TILL YOU AND YOUR MOTHER SHOWED UP CrET H0Vlt CF YOURSLT HERE: I HAD THESE SAVAGES I THE DOWT LET YOURSELF GO HETWERe corns Vw. IOLLOW OF rAY HAND BUT COMT" KNOW WHETHER CAN COMTROU UKE THIS -iTMfsy rW I 1 HUM" -THEt MOW OR MCJT NOT BE AS 8 AT? AS LOOKS PLUMBING corder of the County of Santa Cruz, State of California, in Vol.

228 of official Records, at page 113, a notice of breach and of Its election to cause all of the property under said Deed of Trust to he sold to satisfy the cbli-galion thereunder; and WHEREAS, more than three months have elapsed since said recording of said notice of breach and election to sell, anil said PACIFIC STATES SAVINGS AND LOAN COMPANY has demanded that the undersigned, as Trustee, sell the property included in said Deed of Trust, pursuant to the terms thereof and the provisions of the law; WHEREFORE, NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN. pursuant to said demand and Aha terms of sakl l.ed of Trust, that the undersigned, as Trustee thereunder will sell without warranty on Thursday, the 8th day of September, at 11 o'clock, A. at the front door of the County Court House of the County of Santa Cruz, State of California, in the City of Santa Cruz, said Couuly and State, at public auction, to the highest cash bidder, as an entirety, all of the property described in Ha ill Deed of Trust, situate in the County of Santa Cruz, State of California and more particularly described as follows: Uounded on the north by Subdivision 8 ef "Capitola," as shown on the map thereof, recorded July 8. llCli. In Map Hook 2li, pane 3u, Santa Cruz Courtty Records; on the west by Capitoia Avenue shown on Sheet No.

3 of Maps, entitled "Capitola Subdivision No. 6" re- Whr "WrSJ m3 Is for Byrne 1 Good plumbers to know. For new cr re ft pair work. Call 7-1-0 DIANA DANE Trademark HegrlBtered TJ. s7 Patent" Office The 'Old Nick' Again! By Don Flowers Ifl KNOW Vc3u VA OU5HT NOT To PEMD NlCK.THlS L5 MY LL- MEET AfiAlN.

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7 GOODrTTlME 7 7 S1AL ESTATE, ALL Of PN5UMIW the Insurance Man IIVELL- AT LE46T oO AS FAR Ai THE STAoE DOOE WITH HE. MVr 1 LAWN MOWERS corucd Mav 13, 1922 in Map Hook IS, page Santa Cruz Crunty Records; on the south by the railroad right of way of the Southern Pacific Company where shown northwesterly of Blocks IT, I and on map entitled "Capitola" recorded in Map Book 10 at page 1U, Santa Cruz County Records; on lie east by Bay Avenue as shewn on said map of Subdivision 8 and on map entitled Addition to Capitola" filed for record HI, 1U25, in Volume 18 of Maps, at page 62, Santa Cruz County Records. TERMS OF SALE: Cash, United States Gold Coin, payable at time of sale. DATE: August 13, 1M2. PACIFIC STATES AUXILARY CORPORATION, Trustee.

(Seal) By Burt Wlnslow, Secretary. JOHN L. MACE, Attorney at Law, 745 Market Street, San Francisco. aug.l7.24,:;l I. awn mowers called fur and sharpened $1.

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