rsk S&eYear, $ 1 .5 6 ISSOED EOERY TH0R5DAY cbe Copy, 5 cents

OCT . 4 , 1917 C A R M E L -B Y -T H E -S E A . CAL. VOL. I l l , NO. 3 6

An A p o lo g yTlie charges b ro u g h t aga in s t

M ichael W illiam s, au th o r and new spaper m an, by Hill Toler- ton, San F rancisco pub lisher, have been d ism issed.

T olerton Btated to Ju d g e F itz ­patrick th a t m atters had beeu am icably ad ju s ted , and th a t he had no desire w hatever to p ros­ecute.

T he p u b lish e r also issued a p u b lic s ta tem en t w ithdraw ing rem arks given to the p ress and apologized to W illiam s.

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P t a n n For rent. In good r t d l l U c o ll(! itio n . $3 .00 a !month. Apply Pine Cone off. S e n / i n o* M ACHlNEIFors e w i n g R e n t w e e k o r

month. Mrs. M, H. Jaquith , P. 0 . Box 62, or inquire at Dolores s t.. south of 101 h ave.

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Mr. and Mrs. George Kam- m erer, old friends of M r. and Mrs. John L. Williams, a f te r a pleasant visit here, have re ­tu rned to the city.

Professor and Mrs. John M. Stillman came down from Stan­ford last week for a brief stay here.

Mr. and Mrs. Delos Curtis have been en tertain ing the form er’s fa ther, who arrived from Oakland recently.

To look a f te r her business in terests in W ashington, D. 0 ., Mrs. Newcome departed from her Pebble Beach home last week.

Henry L. Hitchcock of Car- mel-by-lhe-Sea, and E rnest Meadows of Carmel Valley, d rafted men, are ordered to entra in a t Salinas tomorrow, for American I^ake, Wash.

The Stanford English de­partm ent is w ithout the ser­vices of Prof. S. S. Seward this sem ester. He has joined the ambulance corps a t Allen­town, Pa.

A ttorney Charles Clark and his son left on Saturday for Texas. Mr. Clark will be away about six weeks, a ttend ing to legal business.

Miss Betty Waud took a hur­ried w eek-end trip to San Jose, re tu rn ing in time for In stitu te opening a t Asilomar.

Mrs. R. B. Hughes is home again a fte r several weeks’ absence in Los Angeles.

P aren ts are again urged to instruct their children to keep to the sidewalk on their way to and from school. Bad acci­dents are narrowly averted daily. Don’t w ait for a child to be injured before taking action.

The Kochs ar.d Miss McLean gave their friends a good time a t the "down-and-out” party a t El Nido tearoom last Friday night.

Mr. and Mrs. William Chap­pell are here from San Jose to spend a few days.

Q u a lity R oofing . —Ask for Pioneer Flaxine Roofing, U. S. Gov’t and S tate of Cal. us­ing lat'&e quantities. B e n Leidig, Carmel d istributor

Benson M unger and Haskell W arren were recent visitors to the Monterey High School, where both had been students.

The Misses Beth and Susie Hambey o f Castroville are spending th is week a t t h e home of their cousins. M yrtle and Helen Wimmer.

Mrs. W. H. Falkner, who is here with her daughters, has taken the Collis house for several months. They a r e from Boston. ,

Mrs. Ray C. DeYoe'and baby boy are here from the city for a fortn ight. This is R obert’s first visit to Carmel.

The Greaves family has re­turned to Los Angeles. During i heir stay here they had their cottage entirely altered and enlarged.

C. L. Carroll o f Pebble Beach, returned from Los An­geles yesterday, and is back on the job of pu tting the new | golf links in shape.

Miss E. Charlton Fortune, w'ho has been on the Peninsula several months, pain ting and conducting classes, departed for the city Sunday w ith her mother.

Prof. F. E. Lloyd has gone to Montreal to resum e his work a t McGill University. He will return here in the Spring.

Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Rankin and children took train Sun­day n ight for Chicago, where they will make their home, instead of a t Dallas as hereto­fore.

Mr. and Mrs. N aftzger of Los Angeles, who were guests of the Crileys recently, have returned t o the southland. While here they purchased a home-site at the Highlands.

Grandma Cochran was pres­en t a t a dinner given in her honor on the occasion of her eighty - seventh birthday, at the home of Mrs. P. F. Wim­mer, last Monday.

Annual Meetingof Red Cross

The local chapter of the Red Cross held its annual m eeting on Monday. More than 30 members were in attendance.

As it was necessary to adopt a constitution and by-laws be­fore an executive committee could be elected, and as there were several m atters requiring ex tended consideration, it was decided to m eet again nex tMonday afternoon.

The Treasurer, Mrs. A. P. Fraser, reported tha t a total of $1535.79 had been raised during the year, of which over $500 remains in the treasury.

Mrs. Josselyn stated th a t E rnest Meadows and Henry Hitchcock were our next boys to go to camp, and urging all to give them a hearty God­speed.

H n n c # i-MOVING and rais- r l O l I S c outfit will be inCarmel for two weeks. If you wish such work done, inquire a t Pine Cone office, or phone C. B. Hinckley, 289 M.

Don t ForgetThat the Monterey Savings Bank is j the on ly Savings Bank on Monterey Peninsula, and it pays 4 per cent interest on savings accounts.

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Carmel-by-the-Sea Officials C i t y T r u s t e e s

A. P Frat-er, P residen t M is. E J . (It* Siibla.( i. F . T eanlsley P eter T aylor D \Y. Johnson

City Clerk J . E Xieliols

C i t y T r e a s u r e r L. S. Slevin

C i t y A t t o r n e yH. (I. Jorgensen

C i t y M a r s h a l A. E a g i u u d —P hone 3 J 4 NY

C i t y R e c o r d e r W. P. E vai.s

School T ru s tee s NN . Ij . O verstreet. P resident M iss A. O. E dm onds, Clerk Miss M. D eW ale M organ

S anitary BoardI. B. W aterhu iy . President Miss M. E. Mower, Secretary Miss E . H arring tonNY. M. Bashnin M. J . M urphy

Fire D epartm en t J . E . N ichols. Chief NY. L . O verstreet, Scen*liirv

Early Incidents in the Career of Jenny Lind

C H U R C H N O T IC E S

An early A m erican e s sa y is t, H enry vietioii th a t th o child w as born forF. T uckerm an , g ives th is accoun t of life o f an a r t i s t :

“ F rom an u n p re ten d in g edifice in th e en tran ce o f Je n n y la n d upon th e one o f th e b y -s tre e ts of th e c ity of S tockholm , in Sw eden, a troop of child ren m ig h t have been seen to em erge, a t noon, and b reak th e s il­ence t h a t a t o th e r hours invested th e

musical a r t i s t , and destined n o t: only to redeem h er p a ren ts from w a n t, but to do honor to her co u n try , j T h is im pression w as deepened when she learned th a t th is m usical t e n ­dency had manifested itse lf a s early a s th e age o f th ree , and th a t t h e , l i t t le gir! had long aw akened th e w onder o f th e fam ily by rep ea tin g A ccurately even in tr ic a te a irs a f t e r '

place, w ith th e lively c h a t an d qu ick hav ing heard th em h u t once: th a tlau g h te r n a tu ra l to ju s t em ancipated .

| scholars. In a few moments th ey i dispersed to th e ir several homes, and j ea rly th e n ex t day were ag a in vis- l ible, d isappearing w ith a m ore s u b ­

dued bearing w ith in th e door o f th e i hum ble dom icile.”

he had th u s sung h a b itu a lly , sp o n ­taneously. and seem ed to find of her; own volition a pecu liar conso lation in th e a c t fo r th e d ry ro u tin e o f her life, though from w ith o u t n o t a s ’ngle circum stance gave an y im ­pulse o r d irec tfpn to th is vocal en-

“ iSome tim e prev ious, a .g o o d lady , donrment.**

Christian Science Services

Sunday, I I A .M .Sunday School, 9 :4 5 A . M .

H ednesday Eve. Service, 8 o ’clock A R T S A N D CRAFTS H ALL

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BID S C A L L E D FO R

A U T O T R I P S

P A R T I E S O F F O U R

Carmel H ighlands and re­turn, 50c. each

Point Lobos and return, 75c. each

Big Sur and re turn , $5 each

Palo Colorado and return, $1.50 each

Order at Itth and Casanova or Tine Cone office

" P e r m o ther, and even her kind adv iser, doub ted if she possesed s u f ­ficient energy of c h a rac te r for so

a profession a s t h a t o f an and th is , added to th e pre­

judice o f th e p a ren ts a g a in s t a public, and especially a th e a tr ic a l career, for

j a tim e chilled th e hopes o f th e en-, . . . . . . . . th u s ia s tie pa tro n ess . A t fcn e th .She learned th a t th e m aiden ... . . . . ,. . . . . u o n e ie r . consen t w as ob tained th a t

j in passing the seminary to which we | have alluded, had been struck with the beauty of a child’s voice tha t rose

) blithely from the dwelling. She was j rv i induced to alight and enter; and her ar’t st astonishment was increased upon dis­covering that this cheerful song came from a diminutive girl busied in a r­ranging the schoolroom during a re­cess.was the daughter of the srhoolmis I h ,» „ .,* ■ V? , . , . . , tne experiment should be made, andtress; and the somewhat restricted *<,„ ,■ f i . . . . , . .. | t ‘ie diffident little girl, only accus, air of liomelv comfort visible ill the ; t I , . / ...establishment, and the tinge of sever- hfe* 1 ,U. " lthity in the manner of the mother, con- ! w I T flu“ cr'‘,'- 1,1tiasted forcibly in the lady’s imagin- ' " a9 take,‘ to CrtM-|'u“ation with the apparently instinctive i,,,!.,. TV' ma-’*t,’r of Steaksoaring of the child, in‘ the atmos , ° ' ^ was so delighted with |phere of song, from her dim and | Z ' c T * 7 M ■r r aL T f ° Un,li,,Kr T th e Ak-vlHrk «he.i director of the « ,urt tlu'ate- lifts itself from a lowly nest among j t .. , m tsie .heavens. It was a sweet illustration , P P ^ "I •"""the dark weeds up to the crystal T . TI r i. i g r .. J . *<>r t h e noblenviu coldlyof the law of compensation. j ,rha#. )l? WRa cxpectJd t *

The air the child was singing as «!:•' I • . . . Croeliua was quiteshe busied herself about the room, j undlsmared; he entreated the dire - was a simple native strain, quite tor to 'hear her sing, and declared familiar and by no means difficult of his purpose to teach her grntuibms execution; it was the quality of the j !y. if |,c couhl in no other wav sc voice, the natural flow of the notes, j-ure the cultivation of her voi-- and the ease, grace, and earnest sweet- | talents. This

inquired do with the

N O T IC E is hereby g iv e u th a t the B oard of T ru stees o f S u n s e tSchool D istric t w ill receive se a le d bids fiw converting the p la y - ro n m . loculed on the school g ro u n d s , in to i ck.ss-rooni, aud for th e f u r n i s h ­ing of u in teria ls for sam e, u p fo 12 o 'clock uoou on S a tu rd a y , O c to b e r *i. 11*17. Specifications o u file a t the i.dice of NY. L . O verstreet.

T he B oard reserves the righ t to reject a n y or all bids. B id s s h o u ld -eu t to 1). NY. NYillunl, A r t in g C le r k Sunset School Board of T ru s te e s . C arm el, Cal.

D a ted S e p t e m b e r 2 7 , 1 9 1 7 .

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I r ive an d a l l p o i n t s of i n t e r e s t

T h e California Historical Survey Commission has ap­pointed Rev. J. M. Gleason of IT* t'1P that gainedPnln Allofn pnnflnaf o I v*8itors ear and heart: and nowFa o Alto to conduct a stiidy of ish. had fume to ur„e u the

ahfornia Mission a s they pre- en t th e d u ty o f affording everv Ml vailed before t It e hrini.'T came.”

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earn es tn e ss induced Icount to lis ten w ith a t te n t on j

can d o r: an d w hen she hadfinished he exclaim ed. She shall lmve

I *11 th e ad v a n ta g e of th e Stockholm > eouragem ent to develop a g if t so ra re ; Academy*.’ Such w as . Je n n y L ind’s * and b e a u tifu l; she expressed th e con- in itia tio n in to th e life o f ail a r t i s t ’’ I

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B E N ’5 Home Goods and Hardware Store

Complete line

Kitchen Needs

Enam el and Tin Cooking Utensils

Oil and Electric Stoves

Ammunition and Fishing Tackle

Carmel Drm* Store! ins a fine line of

B B e ng ab y

C L O C K SAlso S ta t io n ery , Toilet Articles, a 11 tl Rubber

S u n d r ie s Columbia Craphoplione and

Records for Sale

A Valuable PaintingNYandesford’s beau tifu l p a in ting

of th e C arm el M ission, executed in 1874 (be fore th e bu ild ings were re­s tored to th e ir p res en t c o n d i t io n ) , will sh o r t ly find a p la c e in G o ld en G a te Park M em oria l M u se u m . It

j is th e g i f t of citizeiiB w h o se desire i s to p reserve th e work for its big. torical v a lu e .

T h e p ic tur e sh o w s F a th e r Surra’s h o u se , an d th e re are a lso m any d e ­ta i ls d e p ic t e d w h ic h d o uot exist today

M onthly f l e e t i n g of C ity T r u s te e s

On!v_ routine m atters a i d! discussion occupied the t im e ; of the city trustees last Tues­day night.

In the absence of T rusttee A. P. Fraser, the chair was taken by G. F. Beardsley.

The m atte r of requiring the j property-owners on Ocean av-j enue to repair sidewalks was

!discussed, and referred to the! i City Attorney.

A num ber of bills were ap proved and w arran ts drawn.

The board adjourned to m e e t1 again nex t Monday night, at which tim e the garbage ordi-1 nance will probably passed. ! and there will be a thorough discussion of proposed stree t j improvements.

The Fowlers have returned from Mendocino county. They j motored into Carmel a few days ago.

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M is. H. V. Reese a n d be.s'ster. Miss Yr. M oore, w h have si ent two m o n th s h e n . returned to Oakland on M on­day. Incidentally, during- Mr Ree.-e’s occasional visits h ere h e has com pleted a r r a n g e m ents for the r e o ig a n iz a t lo iof the local camp of th e A I(d ern Woodman o f A m erica , o; which he is S ta te D ep u ty . T in camp w i l l comprise al>ou tw enty o f C arm el's le a d in j citizens, and will be o rg a n ize* October 20.

For the thoughtfulness andkindness of the C arm el R ed Cross chapter, in providing him with a num ber o f neces­sary articles, prior to h is de­parture for American Lake. Henry Hitchcock desires to ex­press his thanks.

If your business is in Carmel

C a r m e l p jn c £ o i rP U B L ISH E D W E E K L Y

E ST A B L ISH E D FEB R U A R Y , 1915 E n te red a s seaond-c lass m a tte r Feb ru a ry 10, 1915, a t th e p o st office a t C arm el, C a lifo rn ia , u nder th e A ct of d arch 3, 1879.

W . L. O V E R S T R E E T , E d ito r an d P u b lish er

C A R M EL-B Y -TH E-SEA , CAL. O C T O B E R 4 , 1 9 1 7

Official P ap e r o f th e C ity

W E E K L Y G R E E T IN GWealth is honorable, and may be

used most blessedly ’when men regard themselves as being ‘what indeed they are—sie<wards o f it, and not the ow n­ers; w hen they know how to acquire without avarice, and how to spend Without grudging.—Archdeacon Farra-.

The W ay of Least ResistanceA novelty in the way of what

might be termed friendly ad­vertising appeared recently in j newspaper. One business firm took occasion to congrat­ulate another firm, “across the way,” on the latter’s comple­tion of fifty years of continu­ous service to the community. The congratulations were printed in bold type in a prom­inent place. Telling the peo­ple in such a manner of a com­petitor’s virtues in a pleasant contrast to the policy more often followed by those seek­ing public patronage and ap­proval. And besides it brings results that in themselves -hot:Id commend it to more frequent adoption.

And San Jose Folks Know ItThe Monterey Peninsula,

with all its charms of sea and pines, is by no means the only j place which offers rest and; pleasure to the wanderers from ! the East and to the sun-blis-] tcred dwellers in the vast San - Joaquin and other valleys to] the south and north. But Mon-] terey and Pacific Grove and] Del Monte and Carmel have had a taste of this factor of] prosperity, their hotels and lodging houses and restaur­ants and bathing places are expanding with their fill of it,] and the people are a unit in j leaving nothing undone to cul­tivate it, for thus the penin­sula grows in popularity and in all the material agencies which contribute to the upbuilding

of an alert, thriving commun­ity.—Mercury.

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Awful Cruelty of Germans Described

C. O. Goold S e l l s O ut— j p()f* R e n t 1̂2 Cotta^eTo Farm a t Fresno j. ., , , . , , o f four rooms

j a th , a n d k i t c h e n e t t e ; e le c t r ic. . . . . . „ . lights anh fireplace; Box 238,

M y g a m e is fan n in g , said C. . C a r m e lO. G oold a few da>s ago, “ aud 1shall p lay th e gam e a t F re sn o .” I o c t In Carmel, Septem-

About ten vears ago, upon his . • J tb b o n w a tc harrival in C arm el, Mr. Goold en- f,o b > W ith g o ld in i t i a l s L .E . A. tered (he livery stab le | R eW ard a t F lf le C ° lle ° ffice~b u y in g ou t Coffey B rothers. Since j n p n t H ig h gradeth a t lim e he has bu ilt up a large! > « v v l 1 1 p ja n o aVailand profitable business. a d d i n g , ^ Novem ber 1; $4 a month.

of thvarious en terp rises from tim e. W ith the com ing tune t o |R e n t e r to p a y f o r m o v in g . In - in tom obile, a sm all ga rag e was j Q u ifo a t P in e C o n e office, bu ilt and m achines pu rchased , and so successful was th is ven tu re tha t th e presen t garage was erected.

F o r some tim e M r. G oold has I | been h ankering to g e t back to th e ' § farm , am i a favorable chance to j 3 d ispose of his in terests here g iv e s ]§ him th e o p p o rtun ity to g ra tify h i s |s desire. ;

F ran k ly , we do not like to see i Mr Goold leave here. H e has a I- g wavs been a forw ard-looking, enter* g p riz ing citizen. However, he is j I go ing to do w hat he w ants to d o ; § so »ve wish him abundant, success, j §

T he fam ily will probably d ep a rt J I for F resno abou t th e 15th of this m on th .

In addition to acqu iring 1h«- Goold m terests, (!. W. Bowen of Pasadena and K. E L ittle of VisaliH have also purchased fromH. S B in d in g the Pacific G rove G arage.

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To Do Business Printing, Stationery, Etc.

Rev. Dr. Newell D w ight H illis , pasto r of H enry W aril B eecher’B church a t B rooklyn, who sp en t Ju ly and A ugust on th e E uropean battleg round , te llin g of w hat he saw and heard , says.

“ For th e first tim e iu history, G erm ans have reduced savagery to a sc ien ce ; therefore, the g rea t war for peace m ust go 0 1 1 un til th e G erm an cancer is cut. clean ou t of the body.

“ T he cold catalogue of G erm an atrocities makes the most sickening pages of history. These atrocities were not com m itted in a mood of d runkenness, nor iu an hour of anger, b u t were organized by a *o- called G erm an ’efficiency.’ i t is not only tim t they looted factorias, carried away m achinery, robbed houses, bombed every farm house and g ranary , left no plow or reaper, chopped down every fru it tree and poisoued all wells !

“ I he G erm ans slaughtered old men arid- m atrons, m utilated cap­tives in ways th a t can only be spoken of by men in w hispers, v io ­lated little g irls until they were dead . F ind ing a calfskin nailed to a barn door to dry , they nailed a baby beside it and wrote beneath th e word sn ip ’ (tw o); bombed and looted hospitals. Red Cross b u ild ­ings, violated the white flag—while th e worst a trocities cannot even be nam ed.

“ W hy do the G erm an people say they feel s i terrib ly because the au thors of the world call them ‘ H un ’ aud ‘ barbarian ’? W ho nam ed them ’H u n ’T J heir K aiserJ W ho christened them ‘barbarian s’* T heir K aiser! W ho likened the G erm an soldiers to b loodhounds' held upon th e IchbIi of the K aiser’s thong , as they strained with bloody jaw s to tea r their French aud B el­g ian p re \ ? T he Kaiser, th is ru ler who lifts a diseased and w ithered arm , and with bloody fingers, *avs :

“ ‘ 1 baptize thee H un and b a r­b a ria n .’ Let the K aiser 's words s ta n d ! ‘F o r a thousand years 1 1 0 m an shall speak th e word ‘l in n ’ w ithout shuddering . ’ ”

At least a million perrons visited the eighteen California National Forests on recreation trips this season. The play­ground commissions of three large cities in the State have acquired lands for this pur­pose. Much of the success of the plan to make these federal reserves popular may be at- tributi d to the Forest Service.

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I T E M S O F I N T E R E S T .

Anticipating a large demand for printed-to-order Christmas stationery : and cards, W. L. Overstreet Jeav es tonight for San Francisco £to„'visit i the various wholesale paper houses to purchase stock. New type and presses will also be inspected.

Contractor S. J. W yatt has begun on the job of alterations and additions to the Hotel El Monte Verde. The work will be completed in about two weeks.

Patronize the home stores.“ S treet im provem ents will

m ake Carmel the best beach city on the Pacific Coast,” re ­m arked a recent Los Angeles i visitor.

Saturday there will be a sale of cakes, pies, salad, meat- loaf, etc., a t Schweninger’s Grocery for the benefit of th e ] 1 Carmel Church. All home cooking.

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Carmel Highlands Stage

Leaves H ighlands—8:00 a.m . for ^arm el

10:30 a.m. for Carmel and Monterey

4:30 p.m. for Carmel and Monterey

Leave Carmel for H igh­lands—9:00 a.m.

Leave Monterev 12:00 m. and 6:00 p.m. stopping a t Carmel

Fare: Carmel io Highlands, 25c.Highlands to Monterey, 50c.

Packages called for and delivered.10c■ _Special Day and Night Trips by

Arrangement.Carmel Booking Office at Devel­

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Statements of the Owner­ship, Management, E tc.

Of the Carmel Weekly Pine Cone, published at Carmel, Cal.

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Oct. 20—“ David G arrick ,” w ith Dustin Farnum .

Oct. 27—“ M ariaRoss.” with Geraldine F arrar.

R icardo M artin , th e c e le b ra te d teuoi of th e M etropo litan O p e ra C om pany, left New Y ork oil J u l y _ 19 in his pow erful I ta lia n c a r . A f­ter sp en d in g som e tim e in C h ie a g > and o ther cities, he a rriv ed a t L a

j P laya on S ep tem ber 24.Ju d g e aud M rs. R a lp h O. H a rr i­

son. who re tu rned to th e c ity S a t ­urday , enjoyed th e v arious m o lo ' tripe hereabouts, each d ay ta k in g a duTt-tent trip . On lh i i r s i la v . w ith Mre. G oodm an, th ey s p e n t t'n ’ day in the B ig S n r co u n try . M rs. H arrison 's main ob ject in co m in g to C arm el at th is tim e w as offer

I suggestions concern ing th e ch ild reu ’s room of th e local l ib ra ry , of which she is th e donor.

Mr. and Mrs. L indsay D u n can of M cGill. N evada, have a c q u ire d a la ige trac t at C arm el H ig h lan d s . P lans I >r a stone b u n g a lo w a n d oh-ervatory on one o f th e la rg e rocks will occupy M r. D u n can a a tten lita i for som e tim e.

Ten of the M edical C o r p s fiOUl the Monterev P resid io lu n c h e d a t La Plava last S u nday .

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session.R ecent arrivals:Stanford Uuiv — W . D B riggs, J.

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■ .... 1* I Berkeley — Mrj Quelinialy. Mrs. Jam es G B eirybnh j Mr and Mrs E A. G ilm ore and] daughter.

Pumpkin Pies ( San Jose—Frank J. K ellyCanned pumpkin is very aatiafac- party. Russeil L W illiams

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