.2 GUNI-UHU BH IN63 -1, 61" 71 1 0 wil" 11-11' t many as two-thirds of the delegation Major tleneral Foreman, in c The following program will be : Antr . are said to favor Del Monte and it is mand of' the state militia, ended the possiblethatthisplacewillagainbedictatorspanddeclaredtheregu-SUITFl}11DIVOIICE222227ybandedin tn the bandstand, .Presidto. Wedne, has b selected. The #nal joint meeting of larly con;tiuted divil authorities back the county tax collectors and audik in power March-Soldiers of the Air........Fulton San F count· tors is scheduled for 9: 00 o'clock to- TROOPS,*O REMAIN ' morrow morning. , Overture-Raymond .......,Thomas from anDZ;U M;bauth72Lylone g2 tterper Wafhul;r Mt 51iannt..Iaouisa.di .Montt sttt county would be-allowed to continue, miserable for him in the fnlir manth. nc-=.An 13 Said but that the troops would remain to of their life togUher, Charles L Clen- Clarinet Solo-played by Seageant ord. " -2 TELEGRAPH JYoung le¢t his barricaded and forti- divorce against Barbara Clehford. assist them. ford of Monterey has brought suit for James S. Byrnes as an Patrol-Einzugsmanch der Bojaren The fiel headmarters in the city hall · Clenferd alleges that on numerous J ....................... Halvorsen Sam 6 '1' A 1% T rb T I '91€0 -9,*M_499 EMet-?t ?firt occasions Mrs. Clenford told him she Romance-Celeste Aida.,..:.. .Verdi'..:--p I 1 £1 -U U V 1 11 v JUUMe *Illl Jury . home in Mhric,I today D?81*d ] 3 MARKETS ing: 4 Butter ' extral 50, prln¥, flrits, 49. "Hereafter, 9 Eggs extras .324, extra pullets 30, §rearms or oth, undersized pullets 23;4,--Cheese Call- duly authorized prohibited *nil fornia flats 2,_ California. Young to congsca#D all Americas 27. .f.- , , . se 'carried and - . for appropriate WASHINGTON (A.P.j-The sol YOUNG NOT I dier bonus bill today was sidetracked Without men 7 ' bx the ways and means committee un- the order laid 1-9- til sometifne after the revenue meas- the man who b tue of the batk 4 ure is disposed of in the house. armed deputt, HARTWICK SEMINARY, N. Y. sherilf. fNe 614 (A.P.)-Sheriff Converse and three of the sherims deputies were called upon by Prest- "Only such I . dent M. G. L. Rieti of the Hartwick elected or appo to exercise th, Senimary, to remove from their sheril, poli€* c 6 rooms forcibly a number of students ofacer, and -:al (1 who refused to obey instructions to spbeial dem* vacate alter alltstudents except bne- Police office¥ hereby r,voked '\ had gone on ftrike# j·,· i .:.7 . HAS NO AUTI 4- ibr\ ST. LOUIS,· 'CU.P.)-A ©obvention Adjutan# *len of Farmer-labor, ' socialist and labor General Fogemj \ t unions will ba·he!*.in, Cleveland, Julrlicial auttle :!I do *0 ··1\ 4th for the purpele·•¥ dlecussing 'th 20(capies . ¥ merits of presidentla.1 n#h#,c»£;:9, t.ternmelit· 41 · :wa' have-· d ' SANTA ROSA¥,frip.)=Luther Blir--that Wr th* .0. bank, horticulttifil ,!zArd, i. gonnhed r.ail thal:, 11 i to his bed with .ad,te brfnchlils. --i,19:42indivillUilg - 7 •7 2- t•·-i 6.AL' 7.,1 , ana returneu to nia· did not love him and that she did Baritone Solo, played by Staff- Ser. i 11:Ct 1, as General Foreman not know why she had married him. geant Joseph. Slinger vessel #13 proclamation Say-. Accdrding to the complaint. she Popular ·Airs.. ............ Selected sailor. swore at him frequently and threw lawfult rearing or carrying of dishes and untensils at him. ¥he MANISARRESTED dpport, Dr weapons by any bnt. Clenfords were married at Salinas ' Salina: offieem fo the law is last October a»d separated last Sat- , . upof, troops are instructed urdsy. firearms and weapons tq hold the offenders ! b. alleges :n the complaint that on . . action." ' Saturday. his n. other w« ill at he.. ' hoire being -unconscious most of the· ' MENTIONED · time. His wife told' him to go to his Charged with bootlegging, U G. tioning Glenn Young, riot.her's home a.id to st: e them aq down the law against she wished to ' go out a id get drunk." Cole, 615, Ocean View avenue, was. tecame dictator by vir- He remonstritce, he say.. but finally arrested this morning-. by Chief of ; ing of several hundred re:,lizing that hin mothe:'s condition Police F. W. A.Cording and Traffic.' 0. after arresting the reflltjred care, 16ft his own borne and Officer Louis ¥rbnner. t 9 WAS Por of Herrin and most we6t to his parent's bedside. The man was taken into Judge The let depuues. . LAbout 12:30 -0'clock the followin was set at $1,000. The man could interior * Ross Sargent's - court where his ban Fall, w Dersons as are legally morning. Clenford alleges, Mrs. Cle.It not furnish bond. inted will be permitted ford went to his mother's home, 20, · or unal 4 functions of deputy Pine street, New' Monterey, "ina .. . tions f ,fficers; or other peace very intoxicated condition." curse lieart Disease Fatal ., of oil a 1 . appointments for 016 plaintifY and all of his relat es Bheriffs: and special and threatened to kill them. heretofore made are Mrs· Clenford, it is further Ieged, and annulled." broke a window With her fist and LORITY , otherwise disturbed the pl 'ntifY and Mrs, Mary Ann Happ, widowl 'of '·' eral Carlos Black told his mother'» home to such an- e ent, th' elate Willfarn Happ. a pioneer of . Havng an *0, knew of - no· of- that it waa necess,ry for him to 1 this section, died suddenly yesteraay Ho se )0¢esned by Young. . carty lild woman bodily seve - -fat her home' in Pacific :Grove. She i edi rstand .that Young bleeks to his- ewn home a#d put er- was a nativb of New York. aged 87, s ate and; wae the stepmether of late Gus :tal. pAr£ in tt,e gov. to bed. , .- -. Happ, former m,Inber of the' St,limis 1 B iamson · county · and Woolf 4 Thompson, att.orn ys. police.toree. 4#d ear ene thing-. represeqt' Clenford. It'ls saM: rs..: Deputy'Coroner H. W. Collins, wh« · ceSsio Aqbglensent of an igate; Nuad- that the aged womari :iuu . was & +Wtkin q# valvulan heart dis- into a 6 +1,0 · mt.eets today Presidint Coolidge o ·ease. and that an inquest waa un- tions d iking men necessary. .reer wi Open 1924 Camp gil Mrs. Happ is survived by two sons, pro e William V. Z Happ of Monterey, and ith pocket WASHINGTON, Feb. 12 C ,P.)- Urban S, Happ of San Francisco; two AS] Lat served President Coolidge opens s cam- daughters, Stster Mary Columbus' of Geo ge authority paign for renomination with speech a Grass Valley convent and Sister mit ee controlled before the National Republ' an club Mary DeLa Solette of Notre Dame in, the' war in New York at a Lincoln emorial Santa Clara; a sister; Mrs. Kate tee tod· but not dinner tonight. This will b his first Mayer of Oakland, and anotheD, re- em loy ;ense. Gov- speech outside of Washing n since siding in Chicago. 1 mo ths 1 proclaim he became president. The address Funeral services will be held to- m t s f fter Adint- will be broadencted. Aft,r t e din- morrow at 9:15 nolook from G.ron '11 yod 4.lfu' 1 + Aq vj WAN'$ 104<21., ra./R/-4.- 4..1.- t'40 gi BERKELEY; ' (U.P.)-August .volt- Pr'*13 p ..W ..... e.- mer, who waa loaned to Los Angeles, and- seitcheu: -U¤picious 101 may be recalled to settle the strife for guns, dis*ming them. in the Berkeley Police force. Vollmer STARS DISAPPEAR ' . from Los Angeles said he thought the The tin stars. carved w trouble was caused by newspapers, knives out 0* tin cans, tt his deputies hs badges of WASHINGTON, (U.P.)-"Alamech for the three' days Young or nothing" is the position Rear Ad- the town harl disappeared miral McKean, commandant of the Herrin has -military law, Mare Island Navy Yard takes regard- "martial law" in the legal p Ing the Pacific naval base question. ernot Len Small refused t< He said anchormele at Carquinez aboslute milftary control al ONll@OBDIIARGESEN , OCR Text: .2 GUNI-UHU BH IN63 -1, 61" 71 1 0 wil" 11-11' t many as two-thirds of the delegation Major tleneral Foreman, in c The following program will be : Antr . are said to favor Del Monte and it is mand of' the state militia, ended the possiblethatthisplacewillagainbedictatorspanddeclaredtheregu-SUITFl}11DIVOIICE222227ybandedin tn the bandstand, .Presidto. Wedne, has b selected. The #nal joint meeting of larly con;tiuted divil authorities back the county tax collectors and audik in power March-Soldiers of the Air........Fulton San F count· tors is scheduled for 9: 00 o'clock to- TROOPS,*O REMAIN ' morrow morning. , Overture-Raymond .......,Thomas from anDZ;U M;bauth72Lylone g2 tterper Wafhul;r Mt 51iannt..Iaouisa.di .Montt sttt county would be-allowed to continue, miserable for him in the fnlir manth. nc-=.An 13 Said but that the troops would remain to of their life togUher, Charles L Clen- Clarinet Solo-played by Seageant ord. " -2 TELEGRAPH JYoung le¢t his barricaded and forti- divorce against Barbara Clehford. assist them. ford of Monterey has brought suit for James S. Byrnes as an Patrol-Einzugsmanch der Bojaren The fiel headmarters in the city hall · Clenferd alleges that on numerous J ....................... Halvorsen Sam 6 '1' A 1% T rb T I '91€0 -9,*M_499 EMet-?t ?firt occasions Mrs. Clenford told him she Romance-Celeste Aida.,..:.. .Verdi'..:--p I 1 £1 -U U V 1 11 v JUUMe *Illl Jury . home in Mhric,I today D?81*d ] 3 MARKETS ing: 4 Butter ' extral 50, prln¥, flrits, 49. "Hereafter, 9 Eggs extras .324, extra pullets 30, §rearms or oth, undersized pullets 23;4,--Cheese Call- duly authorized prohibited *nil fornia flats 2,_ California. Young to congsca#D all Americas 27. .f.- , , . se 'carried and - . for appropriate WASHINGTON (A.P.j-The sol YOUNG NOT I dier bonus bill today was sidetracked Without men 7 ' bx the ways and means committee un- the order laid 1-9- til sometifne after the revenue meas- the man who b tue of the batk 4 ure is disposed of in the house. armed deputt, HARTWICK SEMINARY, N. Y. sherilf. fNe 614 (A.P.)-Sheriff Converse and three of the sherims deputies were called upon by Prest- "Only such I . dent M. G. L. Rieti of the Hartwick elected or appo to exercise th, Senimary, to remove from their sheril, poli€* c 6 rooms forcibly a number of students ofacer, and -:al (1 who refused to obey instructions to spbeial dem* vacate alter alltstudents except bne- Police office¥ hereby r,voked '\ had gone on ftrike# j·,· i .:.7 . HAS NO AUTI 4- ibr\ ST. LOUIS,· 'CU.P.)-A ©obvention Adjutan# *len of Farmer-labor, ' socialist and labor General Fogemj \ t unions will ba·he!*.in, Cleveland, Julrlicial auttle :!I do *0 ··1\ 4th for the purpele·•¥ dlecussing 'th 20(capies . ¥ merits of presidentla.1 n#h#,c»£;:9, t.ternmelit· 41 · :wa' have-· d ' SANTA ROSA¥,frip.)=Luther Blir--that Wr th* .0. bank, horticulttifil ,!zArd, i. gonnhed r.ail thal:, 11 i to his bed with .ad,te brfnchlils. --i,19:42indivillUilg - 7 •7 2- t•·-i 6.AL' 7.,1 , ana returneu to nia· did not love him and that she did Baritone Solo, played by Staff- Ser. i 11:Ct 1, as General Foreman not know why she had married him. geant Joseph. Slinger vessel #13 proclamation Say-. Accdrding to the complaint. she Popular ·Airs.. ............ Selected sailor. swore at him frequently and threw lawfult rearing or carrying of dishes and untensils at him. ¥he MANISARRESTED dpport, Dr weapons by any bnt. Clenfords were married at Salinas ' Salina: offieem fo the law is last October a»d separated last Sat- , . upof, troops are instructed urdsy. firearms and weapons tq hold the offenders ! b. alleges :n the complaint that on . . action." ' Saturday. his n. other w« ill at he.. ' hoire being -unconscious most of the· ' MENTIONED · time. His wife told' him to go to his Charged with bootlegging, U G. tioning Glenn Young, riot.her's home a.id to st: e them aq down the law against she wished to ' go out a id get drunk." Cole, 615, Ocean View avenue, was. tecame dictator by vir- He remonstritce, he say.. but finally arrested this morning-. by Chief of ; ing of several hundred re:,lizing that hin mothe:'s condition Police F. W. A.Cording and Traffic.' 0. after arresting the reflltjred care, 16ft his own borne and Officer Louis ¥rbnner. t 9 WAS Por of Herrin and most we6t to his parent's bedside. The man was taken into Judge The let depuues. . LAbout 12:30 -0'clock the followin was set at $1,000. The man could interior * Ross Sargent's - court where his ban Fall, w Dersons as are legally morning. Clenford alleges, Mrs. Cle.It not furnish bond. inted will be permitted ford went to his mother's home, 20, · or unal 4 functions of deputy Pine street, New' Monterey, "ina .. . tions f ,fficers; or other peace very intoxicated condition." curse lieart Disease Fatal ., of oil a 1 . appointments for 016 plaintifY and all of his relat es Bheriffs: and special and threatened to kill them. heretofore made are Mrs· Clenford, it is further Ieged, and annulled." broke a window With her fist and LORITY , otherwise disturbed the pl 'ntifY and Mrs, Mary Ann Happ, widowl 'of '·' eral Carlos Black told his mother'» home to such an- e ent, th' elate Willfarn Happ. a pioneer of . Havng an *0, knew of - no· of- that it waa necess,ry for him to 1 this section, died suddenly yesteraay Ho se )0¢esned by Young. . carty lild woman bodily seve - -fat her home' in Pacific :Grove. She i edi rstand .that Young bleeks to his- ewn home a#d put er- was a nativb of New York. aged 87, s ate and; wae the stepmether of late Gus :tal. pAr£ in tt,e gov. to bed. , .- -. Happ, former m,Inber of the' St,limis 1 B iamson · county · and Woolf 4 Thompson, att.orn ys. police.toree. 4#d ear ene thing-. represeqt' Clenford. It'ls saM: rs..: Deputy'Coroner H. W. Collins, wh« · ceSsio Aqbglensent of an igate; Nuad- that the aged womari :iuu . was & Wtkin q# valvulan heart dis- into a 6 1,0 · mt.eets today Presidint Coolidge o ·ease. and that an inquest waa un- tions d iking men necessary. .reer wi Open 1924 Camp gil Mrs. Happ is survived by two sons, pro e William V. Z Happ of Monterey, and ith pocket WASHINGTON, Feb. 12 C ,P.)- Urban S, Happ of San Francisco; two AS] Lat served President Coolidge opens s cam- daughters, Stster Mary Columbus' of Geo ge authority paign for renomination with speech a Grass Valley convent and Sister mit ee controlled before the National Republ' an club Mary DeLa Solette of Notre Dame in, the' war in New York at a Lincoln emorial Santa Clara; a sister; Mrs. Kate tee tod· but not dinner tonight. This will b his first Mayer of Oakland, and anotheD, re- em loy ;ense. Gov- speech outside of Washing n since siding in Chicago. 1 mo ths 1 proclaim he became president. The address Funeral services will be held to- m t s f fter Adint- will be broadencted. Aft,r t e din- morrow at 9:15 nolook from G.ron '11 yod 4.lfu' 1 Aq vj WAN'$ 104<21., ra./R/-4.- 4..1.- t'40 gi BERKELEY; ' (U.P.)-August .volt- Pr'*13 p ..W ..... e.- mer, who waa loaned to Los Angeles, and- seitcheu: -U¤picious 101 may be recalled to settle the strife for guns, dis*ming them. in the Berkeley Police force. Vollmer STARS DISAPPEAR ' . from Los Angeles said he thought the The tin stars. carved w trouble was caused by newspapers, knives out 0* tin cans, tt his deputies hs badges of WASHINGTON, (U.P.)-"Alamech for the three' days Young or nothing" is the position Rear Ad- the town harl disappeared miral McKean, commandant of the Herrin has -military law, Mare Island Navy Yard takes regard- "martial law" in the legal p Ing the Pacific naval base question. ernot Len Small refused t< He said anchormele at Carquinez aboslute milftary control al ONll@OBDIIARGESEN , Heritage Society of Pacific Grove,Historical Collections,Names of People about town,G through H File names,Happ,HAPP_002.pdf,HAPP_002.pdf 1 Page 1, Tags: HAPP_002.PDF, HAPP_002.pdf 1 Page 1