Field Notebook: California, Oregon, Washington, Texas, British Columbia 1926, 1927
Page 63
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In the afternoon took electric car to Santa Anica, Oceanside, and Sanier. Saw little of interest, and no one talking. My fear in the beach. On the pier fishing is the most popular past time. R.T. Hill called to see me but I avoided him. Los Angeles, Tuesday Feb 8. Hill telephoned me before breakfast and about six he called and we talked old times for a half hour. Then went out to Pasadena to get my mail. The book contracts had arrived, and in the afternoon returned them to Le Mene with my comments. Some parts I did not like, and one clause I rejected, namely that I would not write a similar book. The other clauses I left to Le Mene to accept or reject since they could tell write the royalties.