C A R M E L
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C O N E
IS S U E D E V E R Y T H U R S D A Y
M A R C H 8. 1917
Many Attend Cobbe
Memorial Service
T he affectionate and high regard
in which the late Mrs. E dith E.
Cobbe was held by her friends,
neighbors a n d fellow charitable
workers was amply dem onstrated by
those who attended the memorial
service in her honor at All Saints
Episcopal Church on Friday morn­
ing last.
A simple, but im pressive service
U was, with prayer and reading by
Rev. Walter Moffat, singing by a
quartette composed of Mr. and Mrs.
J- W, Hand, Miss E. A. M cLean
and Mrs. F. C. Pudan, and singing
by the congregation.
Rev. S. C. Thomas, in a splendid
address, answered the question.
Is life worth living?” by the as­
sertion that, taking into account the
fine example set by Mrs. C obbe, in
'er labors for others, her refusal to
Permit her own sorrows to em bitter
'er, and her untiring effort to make
others comfortable and happy — that
' ceTta'nly was worth living.
f. Thomas suggested, as a fit­
ting tribute to Mrs. C obbe, that her
Carmel friends continue to make
financial provision for the F rench
war baby which she had adopted.
• lie R i s k o f
F i r e or
T heft
When Your VTilwahles are Stored at
Home or Office is
too Great.
W hy
Assume It ?
Can Kent
P IN E
You
a Safe
Deposit Box in our
Fire ami Burglar
Proof Vault for a
Reasonable Sum
First
National
Bank
MONTEREY, CAL.
C A R M E L -B Y -T H E -S E A . CAL,
Five Cents a Copy
VOL. Ill, NO. 6
9ine Tieedled
Road Bill Safely Over
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PERSONAL ITEMS
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NEWS NOTES
ErnestSchw eninger dropped j A consultation between the
into town last week.
The Fish and Game Commission
length of his stay is indefinite, and Asgemblyman W. J. MarW. C. Lewis, city editor of tin concerning the establishthe Monterey Cypress, was a Iment of a game refuge in this
Pine Cone visitor a few d ayslcount.v developed the fact th at
ago.
the refuge was not wanted.
Musical events in San Fran- an<^
regarding it has
cisco called both Miss Eunice been withdrawn.
T. Gray and Mrs. Mabel Gray
Harry Leon Wilson has pur­
Young out of town last week. chased a b'ock of stock in the
MissM. L. Morgan and Missj Monterey Potteries, new manGilbert, who have been here a|u^acturinj^ concern, soon to-be
fortnight, returned to Oakland built near Seaside.
yesterday.
In the March Educational
Miss Thelma Mikel of San Digest appears an article by
Francisco was a week - end Dr. Preston VV. Search. It is
guest at the Wickham home. one of the best articles, con­
Luther H . W hiteman, who sidering t h e ground covered,
used to live here, now con­ about Carmel-by-the-Sea, th at
nected with the U. S. Forest has been published.
Service, lectured before Pacific No candidacies have been
Grove a n d Monterey high announced for member of the
school students last week,
Carmel Sanitary Board, the
For the next two months election for which takes place
Mrs. Bonfils (Annie Laurie) next Monday.
and Miss Ada Sweet will he The Pine Cone’s suggestion
residents of Carmel. They are that Carmel folks plant home
in "The Dunes.”
vegetable gardens is being
Ed. A. Arne, erstwhile Car­ adopted in all sections of town.
mel and Pacific Grove real es­ The II. C. L. will not worry
tate dealer, is assisting Billy these am ateur farm ers.
Williams, "Drum m er EvangalA rt lovers of Fresno are to
is t,” in revival services in San have the pleasure of an exhibit
Francisco. Arne sings.
of the paintings of M. DeNeale
Mrs. Ethel D. Turner, who Morgan during the week of
has been at Pasadena several March 15. The following club
several months, has joined her women of Fresno are inter­
ested: Mrs. Milo L. Rowell,
husband in New York.
Mrs. W. A. Sutherland. Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Alton of J. A. Webster, Mrs. W. A.
Chicago are guests o f the Fitzgerald, Mrs. Charles C.
Peter Taylors. They will be Ponner, Mrs. James Anderson.
here about six weeks. Mrs. M. Mrs. Ralph C. Lewis, Miss H.
Perry of Seattle, Mrs. Taylor’s C. Bynon.
mother, is also a guest.
Unlock the doors. Release
Rev. W. G. White of Santa the suspects. The long-lost
Rosa arrived last week for a snuff-box has been found. It
brief rest.
He reports the was neither lost nor stolen; it
members of his family all well. was mislaid.
H.
W. Pudan returned to the The Superior Court at Sali­
city Sunday evening a fter a nas has adjudged Issac Hitch­
week-end visit with his family cock guilty of contempt. Sen­
and his mother.
tence was suspended to give
W alter Warren, who is in the defendant an opportunity
Oakland, will leave for Alaska to pay arrears in alimony.
about April 1 . He will visit
Owing to inclement weather
his folks here before sailing. on February 22, Mrs. Yard
Mrs. Solon I. Bailey, aunt of postponed her reading of the
I. B. W aterbury, will spend new Booth Tarkington drama,
several weeks here. Her home ‘‘Mr. Antonio.” It will be
is a t Cambridge, Mass.. where read at 3 o’clock this a fter­
her husband is professor of noon in the studio. Tea will
be served.
astronomy a t Harvard.
SACRAMENTO, March 7.—
Senator Rigdon’s bill for the
construction of a state highway
from Monterey to a point in
San Luis Obispo county along
the coast, and appropriating
$350,000 for the carrying out of
the project, reported favorably
out of the Senate highways
committee.
This is the first gauntlet that
the till must run in the Legis­
lature. The next hurdle is a dif­
ficult one, but Senator Rigdon
is confident that it will pass that
also.
Assemblymar. Martin will
look after the interests of the
bill in the lower house. Tre­
mendous pressure is being
brought to bear on the Legis­
lature in this matter from
sources all over the State.
IH a ve Y ou
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F am ily
K eepsakes
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fin a Safe Deposit Box atf
\ the Bank o f Monterey.
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on savings deposits
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B a t ik of M o n te r e y
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Patronize the home stores.
CLUB
NOTES
n.i— .in— mi— mi——» S a t u r d a y E v e n i n g M o v in g P ictu re S h o w s
H a lf a B lo c k e a s t of t h e P o s t o f f ic e
for H a r c h
ran
By .Miss I. A. J ohnson
T h e Y oung M en’s C lu b held its
electiou on M arch 4, w ith the fol­
OILS
GLASS
Pictures booked a t the Manlow ing re s u lt: P resid en t, R obert
izanita Theatre are as follows:
N o rto n ; vice-president, Patricksoii
PAINTS
CEMENT
G reen ; secretary. C h arles D eVega.
March 10, “ The Sea W olf”
O ne of th e m em bers has joined
and “ He Meant W ell.”
BRUSHES
th e A lexander l vee E x p e rt C o.,
HARDWARE
March 17. “ The Good L ittle
an d an o th er is ta k iu g the co rres­
Devil” and “Their W eek-end”
pondence course in landscap e g a r ­
March 24, “ From M anger to
d e n in g of th e U niversity of C a li­
Cross” and “ Did It Ever H a p ­
fornia. T h e m onthly social ev en ­
pen to You. ”
in g w ill be next S atu rd ay .
March 31. “Three M usket­
O R D IN A N C E NO. 8
T h ere h as beeu m uch activ ity in
eers” and “ Braving B lazes.”
th e B o y s’ C lub for th e p a st two
weeks, th e first excitem en t beiug
S ection 1. I t shall be u n la w fu l for
th e sta rtin g of a d ru m a n d b u g le any p erson w ith in th e c o rp o ra te 1iin
| j x c f Gold-topped H atpin,
corps. To date we have four d ru m s
probably on b each
i t s of th e C ity of C a rm e l-b y -th e -S e a
an d two bugles, b u t are looking
Last Tuesday evening, with near Cooke residence, T uesday
to
d
isc
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arg
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an
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firearm
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an
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w
ea.
.,
for som e one to teach th e branches
of— noise.
Any one so inclin ed pon o r m echanical a p p lia n c e of a n y the entire building to them- afternoon. Finder please a t
may have a larg e v a c a n t lot for e h a ra e te r w h a tso e v e r, b y m eans o f selves, Carmel S city legislators Pine Cone office.
p ractice, and w ill p lease report to w liich a n y b u lle t, sh o t, sto n e , d a r t or helcj t h e most OOmfortable
P . O. Box 53 as soon as possible.
an y p ro jectile sh a ll be propelled, m eeting since the organization
T h e next flurry cauie when it sp ru n g o r th ro w n fro m one place to 0 f the Trustees,
w as learned th a t we could form a
Trustee D. W. W. Johnson,
Boy S cout Patrol, a p atro l leader] a n o th e r.
S ectio n 2 . i t sh all he u n la w fu l for Commissioner of Fire and Po- | BAKERY and GROCERY 1
h av in g com e to C arm el and ex ­
pressed a w illingness to se rv e ; b u t a n y perso n to m a k e , b u ild or m ain - lice, was the O n l y absentee,
it was necessary to have a bcout. ta in bonfires, cam p fires o r fires fo r Present a t the m eeting were
L ead er. A com m ittee w aited on h o rn in g h a y , s tr a w , sh a v in g s o r o th e r clerk Nichol, treasurer Slevil),
■ M ajor F ish b a c k , w ho was found w a s te o r co m b u stib le m a te ria l on a n y marshal Englund, Misf^ ly■ R.
w illing to tak e th a t position. On s tr e e t, a lle y , sq u a re o r public place Liclltenthaler, and J. 1. DevM onday th e boyH “ sig n ed u p ” au d
w ith in th e c ity lim its o f th e C ity o f j e n d o r f .
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th e first p a p e rs have been sent ou
C ilrm el-bv-the-S ea w ith o u t first havA communication from the
to N ew York h ead q u arters.
o b ta in e d
w r itte n
perm ission local Audllboil Society W a S
A very im p o rta n t work in th e
c lu b is th e effort to in cu lcate sav ­ th e re fo r from th e C om m issioner o f read, requesting the e n a ct-, s
in g , an d th u s far. w ith an e n co u r­ Streets. Sidewalks and Parks of this ment of a cat ordinance. The I p r o m p t A u t o D e l i v e r y I
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ag in g m easure of success. T h e Hoard, and w ithout notifying the clerk was directed to reply I
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such
an
ordinance
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postal sav in g s has beeu th e s t a r t­
Marshal.
in g p o in t b u t we are ta k iu g the
it shall be unlawful f o r contemplated.
. ! Our W e e k ly R ecip e
S ection 3
n ext ste p , w hich is tow ard sta rtin g
Trustee de feabla. Commiss­
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a p e rm a n e n t fu n d in th e sav in g s
ioner of Streets, read a letter j
batik. A n u m b er of th e boys have c h a r g e w i t h i n t h e c o r p o r a t e l i m i t s o f from Mrs. A. D. Signor, ask-1
M ock C aram el C ustard
saved four d o llars each, au d Mr. tlii* C ity o f C a r m e l - b y - t h e - S e a any
Tw o level tea spoon fills of c e re a l
D evendorf has ad d ed a n o th er dol f i r e c r a c k e r , K om an c a n d l e , s k y r o c k e t , ing for better roadway ap­
lar, a n d ou S atu rd ay m o rn in g M r. aquib or f i r e w o r k s o f a n y k i n d , e x c e p t proaches to La Playa. The coffee d issolved in on e c u p f u l of
K ib b le r took them to th e bank a t the places h e r e in a f te r p r o v id e d f o r . m atter will be considered.
M is s L.‘ R.“ L ic h t e n t h a l e r a d -1 »*>*»“ * w a te r; mjd *° th i* ° ue P i n t
a u d th e m oney was d ep o site d , aud u n d e r t h e s u p e r v i s i o n an d w i t h t h e
d r e s s e d t h e b o a r d in p r o t e s t I ° f ^ o t m il15, o n e h a lf c u p fu l s u p a r .
is now d ra w iu g in terest.
p e r m i s s i o n o f t h e M a rsh al.
a g a i n s t t h e r e s t r i c t i o n s c o n - tw o full tablespoon of c o rn s ta rc h
W e wish to th a n k ag ain 1lie
Seeton 4. It sh a ll he perm issible, c e r n i n g t h e lo u rin g o f b r u s h o n ! dissolved in little cold m ilk, p i u c h
m any frien d s who so g enerously
C h a ir m a n F ra se r ! of salt, piece of b u tte r size of w a i.
assist with th e refresh m e n ts, the upon o b ta in in g th e c o n sen t of th e t h e s t r e e t s .
disposal of w hich, to those who M a rsh a l an d u n d e r h is su p e rv isio n , to h a d t h e c le r k r e a d a s e c tio n o f 1 1U,L Cook 20 m in u tes in d o u b le
known boys, does not even need to build bonfires o r cam p fires an d to e x ­ O r d i n a n c e N o . & covering the
t ? S *
H our i n t 0
be seen, to be ap p reciated .
plode, fire o ff o r d isc h arg e fire c ra c k ­ m atter, showing the protestant flavor w ith vam la.
m oulds, serve w ith w h ip p ed c re a m .
can d les, sk y ro c k e ts, the proper procedure. For the
S p rin g finds th e C am p Fire ers. Kom an
G irls p la n n in g a sale. T h e d ate sq u ib s a n d o th e r firew o rk s on th e sea information of the public, Or­
has not been an n o u n ced . A lthougl beach o r oil th e san d d u n e s w hich dinance No. 8 is re-published
th e G u a rd ia n , Mrs, A gues T hom as slope facin g th e sen w ith in th e c o r­
in this issue of the Pine Cone.
has been ill all th is w inter, the
work has gone ou. h a s t S a tu rd a y p o ra te lim its of sa id C ity .
S ectio n
A ny p erso n v io la tin g
th e C am p held a bu sin ess m ee'C A R M E L R E A L IY C O
in g , a u d as soon as p o ssib le will a n y of th e p ro v isio n s of th is O rd i­
hold a C ouncil Fire, and th eir nance sh a ll be deem ed g u ilty o f a
HOUSES RENTED
G u ard ian will m eet with th em .
m isd ea m e an o r
a n d upon conviction
City Trustees Hold
Monthly Meeting
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B est G oods
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P r ic e s
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Stoves
E L E C T R IC
IT E M S
OF
IN T E R E S T .
In response to the request
and desire of many parents,
Miss A. C. Edmons has con­
sented to be a candidate to
succeed herself as Trustee of
Sunset School. The election
takes place next month.
At the monthly meeting of
the Manzanite Club on Monday
evening the time for the next
session of the whist tourna­
m ent was fixed for March 17,
St. Patrick’s night.
C. W. Jackson and family
are here from Berkeley for a
m onth’s stay.
♦---------“ In time of peace, prepare
for w ar.” Join the Carmel
Red Cross organization.
th e re o f sh a ll be p u n ish e d by im p ris ­
o n m en t in th e C o u n ty J a il of M o n te ­
re y C o u n ty n o t exceeding n in e ty
d a y s , o r l>v a fine n o t exceeding
$ 100, o r b y b o th such fine an d irn
p riso n m e n t. T h e ju d g m e n t im posing
th e fine m ay provide fo r its collection
t,y im p ris o n m e n t a t th e ra te o f one
d a y for each $2.00 of th e fine.
S ection 0.
PROPERTY SOLD
EXCHANGES MADE
INSURANCE
c la m l to be u rg e n t a n d necessa ry for
th e im m ed iate p re se rv a tio n of pub
lie h e a lth , peace an d s a fe ty , an d shall
ta k e effect upon its final p assa g e and
T h is o rdinance is d e ­ ap p ro v al.
POINT LOBOS
ABALONE
D e l ic i o u s a n d A p p e t i z i n g
A s k Y o u r G r o c e r fo r It
O IL H E A T E R s j
Air-Tight W o o d
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I A fin e lin e o f I
1H O T P O IN T j
a p p lia n c e s
1 BEN
L E ID IQ ]
Patronize the home sto res
CHURCH
Car mel Pi ne Cone
P U B L IS H E D
N O TIC ES
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
[N o tic e t o
W EEKLY
E s ta b l is h e d F e b r u a r y , 1 9 I d
entered a s second-class m a tter February
<0. 1915,
th e co st o ffic e a t Carmel.
California, under the A ct o f SMarch 3
1379.
IF. L . O verstreet. Editor a n d P ublisher
c a r m e l - b y - t h e -s e a
7cal7
MARCH 8, 1917
O ffic ia l P a p er o f the C ity
W E E K L Y G R E E T IN G
It is hy believing in, loving, and
follow ing illimitable ideals that man
grorn great.
Their very impossibil­
ity is their highest virtue. They live
before us as the image o f that into
which we are to grow forever. —
Stopford Brooke.
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A Desirable M ovem ent
A m ovem ent for th e s tu d y o f th e
« treer of A braham L incoln, now
b'rgely confined to th e M iddle W est,
L showing considerable g ro w th ju st
now.
fn J866, when a tre m e n d o u s issue
'••is forcing itse lf upon th e n a tio n ,
Lincoln m ade, a t B lo om ington. 111.,
v
has been called his “ lo st sp eech.”
Necessity o f a deeper s tu d y o f L in‘o-it, by a d u lts a s well a s ch ild ren is
evident b y th e in c re a sin g frcineiK.y w ith which s tu d e n ts of th e
^reat P resid en t ap p ly h is sa y in g s or
ids acts to conditions of to d a y .
A lthough no n o te s w ere ta k e n , th e
speech above re fe rre d to w as n o t lost.
It w as pieced to g e th e r bv th o se who
heard it. In it L in co ln ap p ealed to
every elem ent in h is p a r t y an d in his
country to sta n d fo r th e rig h t, r e ­
gardless of p ressu re fo r com prom ise
or expediency, closing w ith a r e m a r k ­
able pero ratio n , a t th e end of w hich
he stretch ed fo rth h is lo n g a rm s in in' itation to a ll h is c o u n try m e n , d e ­
claim ing w ith irre sistib le fo rce:
l ome as th e wind com es w hen
forests are render!:
“( 4>nie a s th e w aves com e, w hen
navies are s tra n d e d !”
Five y e a rs later th is q u o ta tio n in ­
spired th e strain ,
“ We a re com ing. F a th e r A b ra ­
h am . five h u n d red th o u sa n d
strong,*’
Of Course T h e y ’re Loyal
The representative newspa­
per-; of the southern section of
t h e United States have beeit as
quick in their patriotic response
to the call to loyalty as have
those of other sections of the
Union. It may have been sup­
posed hv some persons unfa­
miliar with the real attitude of
the Soutb toward the European
situation that there may have
existed there a feeling that the
crisis was one in which the peo­
ple of the Atlantic Coast sec­
tion were most directly con­
cerned. The answer to this is
C h ristia n
Scienee
S e rvic e s
taxpayers
Sunday, I I A .M .
All taxpayers are required by the
Sunday School, 9 :4 5 A . M .
W ednesday Eve. Service, 8 o ’clock constitution to annually make and
deliver to the Assessor a statem ent,
A R T S A N D C R A F T S H ALL
under oath, settin g forth specifically
f ill
S a in ts
E p i s c o p a l A L L the real, personal, or other
class of property, owned by such
SE R V IC E
AT
4
O 'C L O C K
EVERY
persons, or In their possession, or
SUNDAY, EXCEPT SECOND
SUNDAY
under their control, as the same
I N THE M O N t / i . W H E N T H E
HOUR
stands of record at 12 o’clock M eri­
IS / / A .M .
WALTER MOFFAT, Rector dian on the first M onday of M arch.
The Political Code provides, that
all property must be assessed at its
N OTICE TO CREDITO RS
“ full cash value,’’ and defines “ full
In t h e S u p e r io r C o u rt o f th e S t a t e
cash value” as being “ the am ount
o f C a lif o r n ia , in a n d f o r th e C o u n ty
at which th e property would be
o f M o n te re y .
I n t h e m a t t e r o f t h e e s t a t e o f taken in paym ent of a ju st d eb t
E liz a b e th M a rtin , d e c e a s e d .
from a solvent debtor.
N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N by
U nsecured Personal Property
t h e u n d e r s ig n e d , C a rm e l M a rtin , a d ­
m i n is tr a to r o f th e e s t a t e o f E liz a b e th
The taxes on all unsecured p er­
M a r tin , d e c e a s e d , to t h e c r e d ito r s o f, sonal property are due and payable
a n d a ll p e r s o n s h a v in g c la im s a g a in s t,
th e s a id d e c e a s e d to file th e m , w ith and m ust be paid at the tim e the
th e n e c e s s a r y v o u c h e r s , in th e office assessm ent is m ade.
o f th e C le rk o f th e a b o v e - e n title d
E xem ptionsC o u r t, o r t o e x h ib it th e m , w ith th e
Any
person
or association, claim ­
n e c e s s a r y v o u c h e r s , to th e s a id C a r ­
m el M a rtin , a t th e L a w O ffices o f ing any property to be exem pt from
M e s s rs . H u d s o n , M a r tin & J o r g e n ­ taxation, M UST m ake the claim and
s e n , in th e O r d w a y B u ild in g , in th e affidavit, (or such exem ption, every
C ity o f M o n te re y ( I h e s a m e b e in g
the" p la c e f o r t h e t r a n s a c t io n o f th e year, in the m anner provided by law.
b u s in e s s o f s a id e s t a t e ) , in th e T his applies to the $100 allowed on
C o u n ty o f M o n te re y . S t a t e o f C a li­ personal property of householders;
f o rn ia , w ith in te n 10) m o n th s a f t e r the $1000 allowed soldiers, sailors,
t h e f ir s t p u b lic a tio n o f th is n o tic e .
D a te d th is 2n d d a y o f J a n u a r y , A . marines, e tc ., and property used
solely and exclusively for religious
D . 1917.
C A R M E L M A R T IN ,
worship.
A d m in is tr a t o r o f th e E s t a t e o f
A ssessm ents
E liz a b e th M a r tin , d e c e a s e d .
Any information desired relating
H u d s o n , M a r tin & J o r g e n s e n , A t­
to r n e y s f o r A d m i n i s t r a t o r .
to assessm ents will be gladly fur­
D a te o f f i r s t p u b lic a tio n , J a n u a r y nished on application, and all ob
4 th , A . D. 1917.
jections should be made before the
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stead of w aiting until it is tim e to
pay taxes.
R em em ber, that if you fail to
make a statem ent you fail to com­
ply with the law and you law your­
self liable to arbitrary assessm ent,
which is expensive to yourself and
causes m uch trouble to others.
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Office at Carmel - by - the - Sea
Pharmacy, Carmel, Cal.
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Airs. G race W ic k h a m
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Library statistics, for February,
com piled for the Pine Cone by Mrs.
Sydney Yard, Librarian, are here
presented :
Books entered, 69; by gift 10, by
purchase 59; volum es in library 3388
Cardholders add ed , 12.
Circulation — F iction 352, non
fiction 103, juvenile 67, m agazines
107; total 629.
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Carmel Drug Store
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A u to S e r v ic e 1 7 -M ile
D r iv e a n d a ll p o i n t s
of in te r e st
that the crisis is a national one. T o M o n te re y L e a v e M o n te re y
and that the people of the
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newspapers in all sections of
L e a v e O rd ers a t
the South, and is distinct and C A N D Y S T O R E or a t
final.—Exchange.
Nearly the Last of 25,000
A neat picture sticker for
envelopes, bearing the slogan
‘Vacation, Carmel-by-the-Sea’
has been issued by the Pine
Cone Press. Thousands have
been sold. 30c. a hundred;
$2 a thousand.
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CLOCKS
A lso S t a t i o n e r y , Toilet
A r tic les, a n d Rubber
S u n d r ie s
Columbia Graphophone and
Records for Sale
C T cA A
For Sale house of
g rooms arid bath;
porch: electric lights. Terms.
Pine Cone office.
Try this on yourself: “ Be
good-natured up to 10 a.m .”
The rest of the day* will take
care of itself.
W . L . A lexander & Martin's Abalone Bill
Company
The following is the text of
The Carmel Red Cross chap­
ter
held its regular meeting
Assemblyman V\ . J. Martin’s
last Monday afternoon, and
bill relating to the protection elected Miss M. L. Hutchinson
of abalones in Fish and Game chairman in place of the late
Mrs. E. E. Cobbe.
Districts Nos. 16, 17 and 18:
Thirty-two dollars was re­
T h e people of th e S ta te of C a lifo r­
n ia do e n a c t a s follow s:
ported collected toward the
S ection I. A new section is hereb y memorial fund for the Cobbe
added to th e P e n a l Code, to be n u m ­ French baby, second year.
bered 628j, an il to read a s follow s:
T h e following resolutions
628j. I t sh a ll be u n la w fu l fo r an y
person to ta k e , catch , k ill, d e s tro y or were adopted:
TR EE EXPERTS
of P o r t l a n d , Ore.
— A N N O U N C E Open lists ^ young
men wishing lo en­
roll in the Portland
School o f Practical
Forestry, at Carmel
Students will live
in camp
T u itio n in c lu d e s m e a ts & lo d g in g
Applications received by
M r. W . L. A lex an d er Jr.
at Pine Inn, Carmel
Spring course opens at once
Just for a Good Tim e
A nd from all rep o rts th e y h a d it.
Jim m y W ilson a n d K a th a rin e
Cooke were hosts to a p a rty of
y o u n g folks last F rid a y e v en in g ,
a t th e W ilson hom e. D a n c in g in
th e larg e liv in g room took u p m ost
of th e ev e n in g ’s tim e, th o u g h the
sp le n d id refresh m en ts w ere d one
full justice.
T hose in a tte n d a n c e were : Ald in e A nthony, G w endolin A dam s,
K a th a rin e C ooke.G enevieve W ebb,
N evera S m ith , R ebecca N arvaez,
J e a n n e tte Q o a g la n d , M rs. P h ilip
W ilson, M ark E d m o n d s, E u g e n e
G ille tt, L orin L acey, C h arle s De
V ega. H askell and E a rl W arren ,
R o b ert N orton, P atric k so n G reen,
Ja m e s W ilson.
In accordanc e "Witf) l a w ,
on Monday, the 12th d a y •
of March, 1917, an e l e c ­
tion will be held for
three merrjbers of thie
Carmel S a n i ta r y B o a r d .
Polling place: W y a t t's
H a r d w a r e Store.
Polls open from 9 a.rrj.
to 6 p.ny
W hereas, T h e Red Gross C h ap te r
of C arm el-b y -th e Sea, in th e d eath
of it? ch a irm an , M rs. E d ith E .
C obbe, has su sta in e d an irre p a r­
ab le loss.
T h erefo re be it. Resolved : T h a t
(By order Carmel Sanitarv
th e m em bers of th is c h a p te r extern!
to th e fam ily of deceased sincere (Board.
sy m p a th y , a n d express ad m iratio n
H. P. Larouette, ‘President
for h e r unselfish devotion, h er u n ­
lim ited g en ero sity , h er efficiency, Miss M . E. Mower, Act. Sec.
a n d h e r zeal.
Be it F u rth e r R esolved : T h a t
Birthday Surprise P a r ty
th is reso lu tio n he sp read upon the
m in u tes of th is m eetin g , an d th a t
M o th er C a rrin g to n ’s u s u a l Fricopies of th e sam e be se n t to M rs. d a y e v e n in g social a t th e Q . XJ. I
C o b b e’s d a u g h te rs.
S tu d io w as last week tra n s fo rm e d
The chapter decided to have in to a b irth d a y su rp rise p a r t y for
the public room opeif on MonH elen H icks, who. w as 13 o n Sat­
afternoons, from 2 to 5.
It is hoped th at any lady u rd a y . T h e little lady w a s the
who has the time and the de­ re c ip ie n t of a n u m b er of h a n d s o m e
sire will come in with scissors g ifts. T h e g u e sts w ere ro y a lly e n
and thimble and assist in the te rta iu e d , an d g o in g h om e time
e all too soon.
making of garm ents, pillows, cam
T h e in vited ones were : Marian
and hospital supplies for the O hm
. J e a n T ay lo r, P h y llis Over
boys in the trenches.
stre e t, H elen and H ild a H i]J ia r d,
A Seasonable P ic tu re
Mabel E. Slevin, Sec.
R u th P u d a u , M y rtle S m ith , Helen
W im m er, E liz a b e th and Marvu
The Manzanita Theatre man­
H o p p er, A rline P a y n e , Dorothy
agement, in deference to the
Moore, Isab el W eaver, F a y and
request of many patrons, who
F ra n k lin M u rp h y , Ire n e a n d Ken
desire the exhibition of a sac
G oold, Tom a n d A n d rew G il
Sir Francis W ebster, while in San uetli
red picture during this Lenten
lett, W aldo H icks.
period, has booked for Satur­ Francisco, was approached by a re­
day, March 24. one of the best porter with a request for an inter­
screen productions of this kind view. Sir Francis replied, “ Young
ever filmed. “ From Manger man, don’t you know it is a beastly
to Cross” is a vivid story of fag to be interviewed? W rite your
the life of Christ. It is said to questions, and perhaps in a week or
be more effective than the con­ two I ’ll mail a reply- ’ On April 1
the titled gentlem an and his family
ventional sermon.
A T T R A C T IO N S
No advance in prices will be sail for Scotland.
h av e in h is possession, a n y abalone
(H a lio tis ), o r a n y species th e re o f, for
com m ercial purposes, fro m th e w a te rs
of th e P acific O cean, o r from alon
th e shore line th e re o f em braced w ith in
fish an d g a m e d is tr ic ts n u m b er six
te e n , se v en teen a n d eig h te e n ; p ro ­
vided. t h a t n o th in g in th is a c t sha
he co n stru ed to m ean or to p re v e n t
l u y person from ta k in g ab alo n es (H al
iotis) fo r his p erso n a l u se w ith in fish
an d gam e d is tr ic ts n u m b er six tee n ,
■oventeen an d eig h teen d u rin g th e
open season u n it of th e sizes re g u la te d
by law . to th e e x te n t of tw e n ty of
said ab alo n es (H a lio tis ) in a n y one
cale n d a r w eek. I t sh a ll 1* u n la w fu l
for a n y person to use in th e ta k in
catch in g , or k illin g o f ab alo n es, a n y
sp e a r, b o a t o r d iving a p p a r a tu s of a n y
kind. A ny person v io latin g a n y of
th e p ro v isio n s of th is section is g u ilty
o f a m isdem eanor an d sh a ll he s u b ­
ject to a p e n a lty of n o t less th a n fifty
n o r m ore th a n one h u n d red d o llars
fo r each offense, o r im p riso n m e n t in
th e co u n ty ja il fo r a p eriod of n o t less
th a n t h i r ty , n o r m ore th a n s ix ty d a v s
JACK LONDON’S
fam ous sto ry
A Story of Action
The Comedy Success
He Meant Well
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made on this occasion. Every
seat in the theatre should be
( occupied.
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GIRL’S STATEMENT WILL
HELP CARMEL
H ere is th e g irl's own s to r y . “ F or
tw o y e a rs I had d y sp e p sia, so u r atom
Has made thousands laugh
i a n d c o n s tip a tio n .
I d ra n k h o t
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w a te r a n d olive oil by th e gallon.
[MANZANITA THEATRE N o th in g helped m e u n til I tr ie d buck
th o r n b a rk , g ly c e rin e , etc., us m ixed
at 8 S aturday E vening
in A d ler-i-k a.
OXK SPO O N FU L
helped m e IN S T A N T L Y ."
B ecause
A d ler-i-k a flushes th e E N T IR E a li­
C h a r le s O . G o o ld o f C a rm e l m e n ta ry t r a c t it relieves A NY CASK
h a s p e titio n e d th e S u p e r io r c o n s tip a tio n , so u r stom ach o r g as
C o u r t fo r le t te r s o f a d m i n is tr a ­ a n d p re v e n ts a p p e n d ic itis. I t has
Q U IC K E S T a c tio n of a n y th in g we
Recent registrations:
Sir Francis and Lady W ebster, E.
R u th W ebster, W. J. W ebster, Ar­
broath, Scotland; Mr. and Mrs. H .
I. Parson, Howard W. Pixley,
Stockbridge, M ass.; Miss M. L.
Sayward, Victoria, B. C .; Josepine
T . H arriot. New York; Padre G.
A com be, Miss. Dolores, San F ran­
cisco; Mr. and Mrs. R. Augustus
Bray, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Olney,
Piedm ont; Mr. and Mrs. L u th er H .
W hitm an, San Francisco; Mrs. W.
K. Freem an, Mill Valley; Mrs. W.
W. Boynton, Cam bridge, M ass.;
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Parker, Boston;
Mr. and Mrs. W m. H . Steele, New
Milford, Conn.
P n c
D / x n f .Three - room
tio n in th e e s t a te o f h is f a th e r ,
ever sold. Carm el-by-the-Sea P h a r­ i ui rvcill cottage, with
Ilo ra c 'e G o o ld . w h o d ie d F e b macy.
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fireplace; located in pine for­
r u a r y 16th. a n d o f th e e s ta te of
est; $10 a month, w ater free.
Inquire Pine Cone Of.
Desired I
h is m o th e r . H a n n a h G o o ld , w h o
reliable
wo­
d ie d F e b r u a r y 2 0 th . T h e e s ­
REIMNGTON
man who is a good cook; long
t a t e c o n s is ts o f m o n ey ' a n d a
or short periods.
Address W HI T E R ; i n goo d condition ;
lo t in M o n te re y . T h e to ta l v a l­ “ Situation, P. 0. Box 55, Car­ reasoniia b le ; will deliver. P in e Gone
office.
u a tio n i> le s s th a n $2500.
mel, Cal.
S itu a tio n
B y -th e-S ea
First class Golf Course
Library and Readingroom
Fishing and Swimmingin the Carmel R iver.
Public Tennis Court
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Visit the historic M ission
Moving Pictures e v e ry
Tuesday and S aturday
evening.
Picnic at Pebble Beach,
Point Lobos, San J o s e
Canyon.
Visit the Forest T heatre
Bowling Alley
Beautiful Walks, Drives
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