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SANTA CRUZ SENTINEL: SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1908. NINGS GRUBBING OUT LOCAL YACHT IS MORGAN 311 ROUND 5.F. NEW VINEYARDS Mil EVERTS HONORED Have you ever tuKen a yacht ride ONE OF THE EFFECTS OF THE CRUSADE OF THE TEMPERANCE PEOPLE. In the Yosemlte Valley. If not you can see a photograph In the window of Drown Wilson's real estate office, Church of the Holy Cross (Catho-He) Uev.

P. Fisher, rector. Masses at 8 and 10 HO A. M. Vespers at 7:30 P.

M. Seventh Day Adventist Church on Pennsylvania, near Souuel Av. Service every Saturday. SuWlstth Progress of the Apple Harvest in the showing how It Is done. David Wilson took the photograph and photo Disabled by Hotwater Bag A hot-witer bug may cost the army one of its officers.

In an application for re-tireimiit, Captain Edwin G. Davis, commanding the Sixty-first Coimt Artillery tit tho San Francisco Presidio, declares that ho has been disulbled by the application of hotwater bngs to an ankle that was severely bruised in the Philippines. The scalding heat injured the tissues of his foot. graphs never lie. Oakdalo District OAKOALK, Sept.

24. 'It seems the A Great Bargain in Flannelette When In the Yosemlte Valley, David Wilson took a picture of the valley, showing Half Dome In the distance. good work the temperance people are doing has already affected the wine Two months later he took a picture of two yacht In the Santa Cruz harbor. He had forgotten to change the plate In the camera, so the two pictures were fused together on the one market to such an extent that Dr. Lll-lencraiiU is having the new vineyard thut ho sei out about three years ago grubbed out.

It Is lo be huped that the coming election will cause many more to go the same way. J. Eten, finding that butter brings a plute. The result Is a most perfect Fatal San Francisco Firs A luce curtain caught by a draft from an il en wlndow and 'blown into an unprotected gas Jet caused a fire In a Gough Street (San Francisco) lodging house, which resulted in the death of Frederick Kirk, a carpenter, and the Injury of il. Spinettl and HI- Blitz, Iboth firemen, and three other persons, one of them a woman.

delusion. Mr. Wilson has been taking (pictures ibetter price than watermelons, Is giv of the various priertleB that his firm ing his cows a long rojie In his patch. M. S.

'Silvia has finished hauling his have listed tor sale, which pictures will be a great aid to prespectlve bellflcur apples to WOULD I CHANCE MY WORK? 'E, Richards has ibeen picking apples for R. Day, while his son, Allen Is working In the lllhn packing house at Aptos. Frank Clayton and his friend, Lewis Shortie of Sacramento, spent a week In Santa Cruz and this district if cently. A tnacher recently was ta'k'ng to the pupils albout Ilunyan's "Pilgrim's Progress" and asked them If they 'San Francisco Registration 74,612 Registration for the November election closed with a total of 74,612 names on the rolls. This registration fal's short of tho ntmlber qualified to vole In XovenflMT, 1904, hy nearly 7000 names.

On MONDAY MORNING and during this week we will have on sale over 2000 yards of Flannel-ettes In White, Pink and Light Blue, suitable for night gowns, underwear, at the phenomenally low price of PEOPLE OF CLARION, IOWA, GIVE RECEPTION TO NOBLE SANTA CRUZ WOMAN. Concerning Mrs. Morgan Everts of Ocean View whe husband presented Clarion, Iowa, with a beautiful pilbllc library, a few yars ibefore his deaU), the Clarion Clipper has the following to say; Mrs. Morgan Everts and daughter, Mrs. Chapman, of Santa Cruz, arrived In Clarion Monday evening, unannounced.

They spent the following day visiting and auto riding, and In the afternoon met many Clarion people at the lfbrary. On Wednesday morning they visited the schools, accompanied by Mrs. O. T. Eldrldge, and expressed themselves well pleased with our school system.

In the afternoon between the hours of 3 and 5, a reception was held for them In the library. Some two hundred ladles and gentlemen took advantage of this oportunliy to greet Mrs. Everts and her daughter and express their appreciation of the gift of Mr. Everts. A reception committee, consisting of the presidents of the various clilbs In Clarion, Introduced the guests to our people, after which dainty refreshments were served In the tasement of the building.

A program was then carried out. Mrs. Everts then addressed the assembly and all who heard ber remarks pronounce them exceptionally fine a literary gem. She spoke very highly of the jM'Ople of Clarion, and expressed her appreciation and approval of the library as a whole and laid much stress on tho work of the board of trustees in using tho funds at hand to such good advantage. Her remarks were very logical, concise and fitting characteristic of a grand and nobie woman and the Mopl felt better for having listened to her, Mrs.

Chapman followed with a few well chosen WTirds of thanks and appreciation for the entertainment they bad received at the hands of the Clarion people. The success of the reception was due largely to the efforts of the library trustee and their wives, and to the work of the librarian, Mrs. Eldrldge, who was a delightful hostes all through the occasion. Mrs. Morgan Everts presented the library with a 'beautiful book on Yellowstone Park.

It contains twenty sifhjects In color photogravure and Is a beautiful piece of art. knew anything about llunyan. One of Abe Ruef to the Rescue An automobile oocuplcd iby Mrs. George B. King and her sister, Mrs.

E. L. (Eaton, of iSan Francisco, became unmanageable at the corner of Broadway and Octavla St. and struck a hydrant, throwing Mrs. King, who was at the wheel, against the car, rendering her unconscious.

Her head and the upper part of her (body were scratched and bruised. Mrs. Eaton was less seriously hurt. Abraham Iluef, -who was passing when the accident (incurred, conveyed the iwomen to their homo. the fourth grade pupils answered' "Yes, them's what they have on their P.

Prtnglo marketed the last of his potatoes last week. Only a part of his crop turned out well, but he had some very fine potatoes. Four of thtm measured thirty-eight Inches In length. Mr. Rlumds of Sequel has worked up a vory satisfactory (business In the meat line nnd makes regular rips through this district twice a weel.

He reports business Increasing all tli. time. 8c yard School 10 A. Bible study 11 A. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 3 P.

M. Prewbylerlan Church Rov. E. C. PhHleo, ijufltxw.

Preaching at 11 A M. and 7:45 P. M. Morning subject: 'The Curse of Idleness." levelling subject: "Christian Liberty." Congregational Church, James D. Orr, pastor Service today: Worship 11:00 A.

M. and 7:45 P. M. Bible Bhool 9:45 A. W.

C. Fogg. Supt.j T. P. S.

C. 6:30, Ralph Bliss. Branch School 0:30 A. lrma Allen. First Methodist Episcopal Church (Churoh 8t, near Public Library) Rev.

J. C. Bolster, pastor. Morning service 11 A. M.

and evening at 7:45 P. M. Penlel Mission, 12 Locust at Mrs T. W. eupt.

Meetings every evening. Prayer meeting Friday at P. M. Sunday services Sunday School at 2 P. M.

Holiness meeting at 3 P. rogula servloea at 7:30 P. M. Salvation Array Barracks, 10 Bulkhead Jensen and Llout Critcher, officers In charge. Meetings overy night except Mondays and Thursdays.

Friday night special holiness meetings. iSiuiday services as follows; 11 A. Holiness meeting: 1:30 P. Sunday School and Blblo class. 7:30 P.

Salvation demonstration. First Advent Christian Church A. Baker, pastor. Preaching services at 11 A. M.

and 7:45 P. M. Sunday Svihool at 10 A. M. Goo.

F. Harding Supt First Baptist Churoh Iter. E. K. Bennett, pastor.

Sunday SWhool ai 45, Cboeter A. Wood, Superintendent, teaching at 11 A. M. and 7:45. Tpung People's meeting at 6:45.

Beatright Sunday Sahool at Sea bright hall at 3:00 M. Ulblo Hope Mission Farmers Union Hall Preaching at 11 A M. and 7:41 P. M. Sunday School at 12 M.

All welcome. Elder II. 0. Stevens Unitarian Church, Center St. Rev.

(leorgo W. Stone, minister. Subjoct: "Courage." All nre welcome. first Christian Churcti A. Lyla DeJnrnette, minister.

Preaching at 11 A. M. and 7:43 P. M. C.

E. at 45 P. M. and Sunday School at 9:45 A. M.

Morning subject: "The Power of Mind," the tlrst of a scries of ser-Dions on "The Emmanuel Movement" Evening; "The Kthlcs of Kindness." Spoclul music at earn service. Miss Harriet Snyder, choir director. Pennsylvania Av. Methodist Churoli 9:30 A. M.

Sunday School, W. A. Stllwell, 11 A. M. preaching.

See display in Church Street Window. ABSOLUTELY FALSE. Five Years for 35 Cents Michael its will expiate a crime at the rate of 7 cents a year. He pleaded guilty In Oakland to snatching a purse from Mrs. Carrie Fustinl.

The purse contained 35 cents. Gett was sentenced to a term of Ave years nt the San Qtiontln Penitentiary. Edwin Markham In Success Magazine, i The thought comes to me sometime would 1 change my life-work, my choice of letters as a vocation, if I bad my life to live again? Certainly I would not, for tho literary life seems to afford a spacious and exhilarating field for the work of a man who wishes to think and grow. Moreover, literature to me has Ibeen, not a preference, but a passion. That I have been Bible to follow the choice of my heart iplaces me among tho fortunate few, for how many are forced by the tyranny of circumstance, into lines dlstusteful to their sentiment! And, no doubt, this misfit of environment and this misdirection of energy are tho causes of nmoh of the dilatory and Imperfect work of the world.

It seems an unfailing truth that the work, like nest-building and honeymaklng. must be done In Joy. Every one ehould as free, as least, as the artist to seUct bis career and to -work out his Ideals. I ihegan life as a shepherd boy, and even In those early years, I felt the lure of ipoesy. Many a time 1 stretched out on a rock, my sheep scattered aJiout me on the hillside, nnd spent hours over Hymn's "Cain," and Harold." dreaming delicious dreams of a rosy future when I should have nothing to do hut lo rend (books and to writ them.

Since that hour of boyish vision. I hnve leen a mnn-of-all-work a cattle ranger, a fanner, -dltor and teacher. Hut never once did I forget my boyish hoio or waver from It never once did my pnritoso Hug cr my Interest falter. Into all these paths of life I went with my whole heart; and each task was good for me, for it broadened the horizon of experience made me know life. I would recommend to every young man to set his heart upon sonip wise, central purpose, nnd to cleave to It to the end.

Yet, If he Is forced Into uncongenial work, let him not sulk and sorrow, but he up ami at It with consclence-caro, knowltg that the flrst duty of a man Is to he manly, and knowing, also, that some day he may need the enrichment nnd enlargement of this very experience, to fit him for the work if his heart's diwlre. 96-100 Pacific Avenue Opposite Court House San Jose Society Woman Held Locked with her baby In the women's wnrd of the City Prison nnd accused of a crime which she stoutly denies In the face of almost overwhelming evidence Is Mrs. E. Parrtsh, a beautiful young woman, 21 yenrs old, the wife of a well known mining man of San Juan. She Is reKirted to have attempted to miss a check for $1000 hearing tho signature of another San Jose mining man.

SQUIRREL SAUTE WILL BE A THING OF THE PAST. There Is a State senator to elect from this dlntrlct, coiiioscd of iSunla Cruz and San counties. There are two candidates In the field. One was seb-cted and put on tho program. Tho other was solicited to become a candidate and nominated by his party.

Tho mime of one candidate is II. C. Iloss. You recollect that months before the State convention of 1906 met In this city, Mr. illarrlman announced In Washington that Mr.

Gillett was to die the next governor of California. 'Months thefnre any alleged nominating convention was held In this district this year, It won announced that Mr. Ross was to succeed Mr. Rambo as State senator. Surf.

Tho lost paragraph of tho above article Is absolutely false. Assemblyman Richard Jury of San Mateo was HiiiHsed to be tho nomlme up to a short time before the Senatorial nomination was made. most recent being a cuse In the Interior of the State. In practically tho entire farming c-Hon of the Stale the ground snlire Is regarded as a pent, owing to the damage It does to crop. Farmers have welcomed market hunters In their pursuit of squirrels, and millions of the little anlmnlti have been sold In the cities about the bay, sometimes lielns served under their own names, but frequently In the cheaper restaurants they furnish the ment for rabbit other Kinds of game pies.

If the pitiMHed ordinance is adopted the hunters will hnve to abandon their callitiK or find a nw murftei for their game. A PAYINU KSTMKNT. Mr. Jnlm Wtilti-. or its lllulilnml Iloullon, Mnlnr, my.

"HArr Im-vo tron-lM with a e-inuti m-tj wlntrr and apring. yit lnti-r I ln-t tunny n.lvrntaml rin-mllca, lint (tic oiikIi until I txnnchl a Tier l-HIIr nf lr. Kings N'W 1 ibM-miTT Ivfnr that wu tan.f gun. th all imiii-. Till winter tb whim hptr mtiitt ba dillowM; a dusna iiw tianWiMt the annual cough.

I am how mnrlnrwt that lr. King NfW IHaonrrrr la tkw tMt of all cough (Oil lung nuicdlt-a." Hold umir guarantee at J. (1. Tanner's ami the Model I'mg btur. and l.ou.

Trial tila fro. The time to be afraid they'll foe twins Is when there are too many Eloped With Waiter After attempting to commit suicide severnl days npo, Mrs. May Dale, who told fortunes at tho San Rafael carnival has deoided that life was worth living after all. She deserted her huslrand and disappeared with Charley "Peterson, a wait-cr In a local restaurant. SAN FltAXCISCO, Sept.

25. Squirrel saute soon to a thing of the past, If nn ordinance recommended 'ly the Hoard of Health ami tho Hospital nnl It tilth Commute' of the Hoard of SuMTv1xor la adittft. Tho pro-lasted ordinance make. It a misdemeanor to sell, or offer to sell, ground squirrels In the city and county of Snn rrnnisco. Tho health authorities contend that the squirrels arc more or less Infected with disease which has In wmo cases been transmitted to humna being, causing death In several Instance.

th GREAT TRAFFIC COMPACT MADE BY STEAMSHIPS The man who Is always standing on his dignity might take a tumble to himself. Ten Companies Form Alliance to Han die Freight From Coast to Points In Europe. An agreement of far reaching con THEY TAKH TMK KIXK8 Ot T. "I JiJivt iiho.1 Iw. Kins' Now Life I'llli for utnnr jo-niw, wltii locn-iMlng Mtlifne-Don.

Tliey Uik (tie klnka exit liuirii, liver mid lwl, Mhoiit film or frlrtlon, mit N. II. Itmwn, irf I'lttsndfl, Ouiinmten sntlKfimiirT at J. 'I nnni and tho Molnl lirti Store. 2-V.

Tho fellow who does thin on the spur of the moment Is npt to get stuck. The high roller doesn't always make the biggest score nt bowling. sentiences to San Francisco has Just Calvary Church (Episcopal) A. M. Holy Communion; 9:45 Sunday 11 Service and sermon (Holy Communion on tho first Sunday of the month); 7:45" P.

M. Evening Prayer. German M. E. Church, Washington near Lincoln, E.

Klawiter. pastorSunday School at 9:45 service at 11 A. Epworth League 8EE THE been entered Into iby 10 of the largest steamship companies of tho world. ThcBe 10 comimnles have concluded a truillc arrangement for the handling of freight direct from San Francis. CLEARANCE SALE To clean up and mako room lor a naw atook No.

3 Boards and Scantlings, per $11 No. 2 Boards and Scantlings, per $14 No. 2 Shingles, per bunch 35c Redwood Mooring 1x4-4 It. Discount 8lo Commenoaa Monday, Bopt. 28th Santa Cruz Lumber Yard wgBS, 4, 4 4- and other Puclllc const points to Europe hy 'y Isthmus of Teh mint nec.

"rentes an effective opposition to the transconti service at 7 P. Wednesday evon-In at 7:45 prayer meeting and choir rehearsal. nental railroads. The steamship lines Handsome Fall Hats at Miss Kate Handlers The styles are authoritative, attractive and graceful and the variety unrivaled. You can not fail to be Interested.

Corner Pacific Avenue and Locust St. have begun their fight for the through freight by putting forth a schedule of Paint rales from 15 lo 30 per cent, below those previously In force, 'Steamship lines have been In operation for some time "between an Fran Sentinel ftihaOto for cisco and Europe, but for tho most 4- 4 4 Everybody part they have reshlpped from New York. Under tho terms of the new agreement three lines will operate on the Pacific coast In conjunction with seven on the Atlantic. the oil 4 L'fj And for everything unde V'j! Every home lias uccd of 1 a undei mi Wedding Announcements and every description of high class job printing. IB Ap Eacli kind of it.a rvurfc litwn mlnutex; tooilini i i In Hi', tiilnntf: Free Methodist Church, Carpenters' Hall.

121 Pncinc II. V. llasltim, pastor Prreachlng at 11 A. M. and 7:45 p.

Sunday School nt 9:45 A. M. I'dann Karana Tnnplo of Harmon-lal Philosophy, Farmers' Union Hall, Pacific Av. Services at 11 A. M.

Si'inioii on 'Personality" by the very Itev. Svaml Ma7.lniiiuiinda, M. L. A. Evening siibjucl: of Education and Ethics; or Is Society All Wrong or Soinethlnn Radically Wrong With Our Methods," second of a aeries of nine lectures on the Ancient Iodge of Adepts nnd Buddhistic Masonry.

Everyone Interested In tho carise of education, leaclinw, ministers and Masons cordially Invited In this lec-tuve, 1 First Spiritual Church, Nnllvo Sons Hall A developing und hcnlltiK circle nt 11 A. at P. M. lecture and spirit messages; good music. All ore Invited.

Christian Church, Garfield Park Tabernacle, Clarence W. F. Daniels, minister Sunday school 9:43 A. MrB. jj.

W. Hunter, srrnii nt 11 liimrKiii-m. one hour; mnm'iwhe, t' The limim; ire tlmmt. twolto bmira-nr. TlemiM Kccetrtc (Ml.

tieinsMi over psln Sherwin-Williams A. M. and 7:45 P. Junior C. E.

at 3:30 P. Christian Endeavor at 0:30 Deere Implement Company John Deere Plows, Harrows and All Farm Implements J. I. Case Threshing Machine (o. Racln.

Wli. Steel Separators, Engines, Stackers, Loaders and Baggers. Traction Engines International Harvester (o. of America McCormlcK Mowers and Reapers (We keep extras on hand) Rakes, Tedders and Grinders Ruslness Stationery of distinction and class, posters, show cards, catalogs and hand iblllR. Let us submit you figures and original Ideas.

Our equipment Is most complete-new type new arrangements. "Sentinel Ring Main 35. 4-4 4 4-4 4 4 P. M. Lord's Supper nnd sermon In Hie morning on "On the Mountain Top." Evening: "The Curse of In' temperance." Firbt Chrrch of Christ Scletitlst-Servk'o in Odd Fellow's Hall.

Sunday Paints fa iMdaHy milted to arnit homa te-ither outside or Inside. Irt knowin the rKHt kind of paint, ami puttlnR it on the ft place that make piinttitR at Tell u. what you want to pan. and we'll tell you till ribt kind Use. For Sato at WILLEY'S HARDWARE STORE Garrett 12-16 Pacific Av.

Phone Main Tho "Sentinel" Job Trlntlng Department. tit 11 A. Sunday school In Chris-lliin Scientist Free Reading room at 11 o'clock. 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4" 4 4 4.