anaheim-daily-herald 1921-11-05

OIL WELL MAY MAKE LONG BEACH FIRST TAXLESS CITY The enterprising cities of Southern California have astonished the outside world with some remarkable exploits in city development, but none of them quite equals the latest effort of the municipality of Long Beach to make that beautiful city a "TAXLESS CITY!" This is cheerful news to the tax burdened citizens of the whole world who are stooped and staggering under the tremendous load of every kind of tax possible of governmental invention. How are they going to do it? That's easy after you know! The municipal government of Long Beach, recognizing the possibility of immense profits to be derived from the oil operations on Signal Hill, formed a partnership with the Ramsey oil drilling interests of Texas for the purpose of drilling a well to be known as the Municipal-Ramsey well. The city furnishes the land and the Ramsey company pays all the expenses of drilling and bringing in oil production. The city of Long Beach will receive 60 percent and the Ramsey company 40 percent of the profits made in the sale of oil. Work on the municipal well is progressing rapidly and since it is located in a proven field the success of the enterprise is assured. Eminent geologists have put the seal of approval on the Signal Hill field and are ganguine that the volume of possible production justifies the municipality of Long Beach to expect that its share of the profits from this initial operation as well as others that may follow will be sufficient to pay all the running expenses of the municipal government. So, you see, Long Beach may be the first "TAXLESS CITY" in the United States. Liquor Raider Says He Found $24 in His Pocket W. S. M. Says: "Being a morgue-keeper for dead batteries is a job I don't want. No siree! The Willard Battery for mine. Willard Threaded Rubber Insulation doesn't have to be renewed. It insures you a long-life battery." Willard Service Man More miles of uninterrupted service per dollar are yours if you use the Willard Threaded Rubber Battery. Anaheim Ignition Depot Anaheim Ignition Depot A. BEVILLARD, Prop. 218 South Los Angeles St., Anaheim —Phone 489— "Now in Our Tenth Year of Business in Anaheim." This trademark, stamped in red on the case, identifies the Willard Threaded Rubber Battery. THREAD-RUBBER Willard INSULATION SUPERIOR QUALITY Coronado Bitter Wine Tonic Better your complexion, brighten your eyes; sleep soundly and restfully after your day's work. A pleasant, reliable stimulant on sale at Heying's Pharmacy and Anaheim Pharmacy. Sole Manufacturers: Coronado Wholesale Co. Los Angeles Ellis Transfer & Moving GUM CORD WOOD $15 a Cord 119 E. Center St. Phone 310J Liquor Raider Says He Found $24 in His Pocket LOS ANGELES, Nov. 5.—Police Officer William D. Porter heard somebody whisper in his ear and found $24 in his pocket. This, he testified Thursday before Justice Channing Follette, took place the night of September 24 last, when he searched the home of Mike and Peter Donlech. He told the court he was looking for liquor. Justice Follette dismissed the charge of bribery against the Donlechs. Deputy District Attorney McDaniel conducted the prosecution. Attorney Clare Woolwine represented the defendants. At the close of the preliminary examination he asked for the transcript of the case, stating he would prefer charges with the police commission against Porter. "Midget Ponzi" On Trial In Indiana INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Nov. 5.—"Investors" in Delaware and nearby counties, lost approximately $1,000,000 when they turned over their savings on promise of a modest return of 75 per cent to Alpha Holiday. "Migdet Ponxi," according to testimony in federal court Thursday. Holiday was placed on trial for alleged use of the mails to defraud. GREAT ARTISTS WILL USE FAMOUS PIANO IN COMING SEASON Several great pianists, violinists and singers have been added to the list of world-famous artists who will use the Knabe pianos in the concert season of 1921-22. Six noted men, headed by Richard Strauss, famous European composer-conductor, and Vincent d'Indy, distinguished composer and founder of the Paris Schola Contorum, make up the new Knabe artists. Strauss will use the Knabe on his forthcoming tour of the United States, when he will be the guest-conductor of many important orchestras. He is expected to be heard in his own interpretations of many of his symphonic poems. Vincent d'Indy will be the guest-conductor of the New York Symphony Orchestra. LOS ANGELES, United States land or announced that 30.91 in the Sunset oil field, ed on December 20, the act of congress pre-opening of new territory will be leased to the and a special warning sued against illegal co-intimidations to secure low rental. The auck place at 10 a.m. RUSSIAN PRINCESS IN HURRYU A Russian princess Radziwill, very much rode from Coney Island to Raymond street jail a prison van recently geen held by Magistrate $500 bail on a charge $352.52 worth of account the Hotel Shelburge, and failing to settle her. Only a short time ago furnished $2,500 gall fir lice court, Manhattan arrest on complaint of bassy. She is almost 6 was booked in the police as Catherine Dunvin herself as a journalist. The ouiga board lost when some fellow trivial work in a poker game. For Your New Home Peerless Built-In Fixtures THAT ARE ATTRACTIVE, CONVENIENT AND VERY LOW IN COST. HERE ARE A FEW EXAMPLES OF THE MANY FIXTURES YOU CAN BUY: PEERLESS IRONING BOARD 14 in. wide, 82 in. high. TABLE AND IRONING BOARD 14 in. wide, 82 in. high. PEERLESS PHONE CABINET 14 in. wide, 82 in. high. PEERLESS BATH ROOM CABINET 14 in. wide, 74 in. high. BREAKFAST NOOK Dimensions on request. Insist on having Peerless Built-In Fixtures for your new house or the one you are remodeling. These are on display at our office. You are invited to call and inspect them. Adams - Bowers Lumber Co. — Better Service — Phone 34 417 S. Los Angeles St. Anaheim IT WILL PAY YOU TO BUY IN ANAHEIM tra at concerts to be given in Carnegie Hall, New York, Dec. 1 and 2. The other four artists who will use the Knabe for the first time this season are Bronisław Huberman, Polish violinist; Erwin Nyiregyhazzi, Hungarian pianist; Elizabeth Schumann, pianist, and Josepí, Hislop, pianist. A complete list of artists who will use the Knabe follows: Leopold Godowsky, Alma Gluck, RvetteGuilbert, Sophie Brazlau, Blanche Goode, Bronisław Huberman, Vincent d'Indy, Nina Koshetz, Matilda Locus, Viovanni Martinell, Willem Mengelbeag, Lucien Muratore, Claudia Muzo, Marguerite Namara, Erwin Nyiregyhazzi, Leo Ornstein, Evelyn Scotney, Rosa Ponselle, Vasa Prihoda, Titta Ruffo, Arthur Schnabel, Richard Strausa, Olga Steeb, Ellisabeth Schumann, Victor Wittgenstein, Joseph Hilsop. BREA NEWS Dewey G. Reed, one of the owners of the White Way barber shop, is visiting with his parents in Honey Grove, Texas. He expects to be away about a month. Mrs. J. W. Russell of Brea was taken to the Fullerton hospital on Wednesday in an unconscious condition, suffering it is thought from food poisoning. Mr. and Mrs. Cook and family of Okrhoma are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Egbert Muzzall and other relatives. Tuesday afternoon the W.R.C. initiated a class of seven candidates at their meeting held in Fullerton. After the ceremonies, refreshments of cake and punch was served. The ladies of the Congregational church are busily preparing for the bazaar which will be held on November 30. Paul Ortega made a business trip to Los Angeles and secured some beautiful prizes which will be given at the dance Friday night. Valuable Oil Land Lease To Be Auctioned Soon LOS ANGELES, Nov. 5.—The United States land office yesterday ATTORNEY TO ADDRESS CHIROPRACTORS AT FULLERTON A meeting will be held in Fullerton hall when Griffith Jones, well known attorney of Los Angeles, will deliver an address, the subject being "The Medical Kaisers." This meeting is being held under the auspices of the Orange County Chiropractors' association, and it is stated that an orchestra which has recently toured the east will be present to furnish the music. Griffith Jones is well known throughout the state of California as a prominent platform speaker and in the larger cities as many as three thousand have been turned away at meetings, unable to secure seats. Mr. Jones, besides being attorney for the National Association of Chiropractors, is a firm believer in what he terms "this wonderful science," for the reason that, after the medical man were unable to do anything for him, he secured permanent relief from a very serious ailment. Mr. Jones has recently defended Dr. Foy of Anaheim upon three occasions, resulting in a disagreement of the jury each time. He also defended in the Santa Ana courts Dr. Vanneta Henderson, who was acquitted upon one occasion, and Dr. Dudley of Orange county, in which the jury disagreed, and he defended Dr. Sue Amack at her first trial, when the jury disagreed. Dr. Sue Amack was later represented by another attorney and convicted. The meeting at Fullerton will commence at 7:30. On November 7, a meeting will be held in the Temple theater at Santa Ana, the same speaker being present, and a date will be announced within a few days for a meeting at Anaheim. Mr. Jones positively states that there is not a single chiropractor upon the board of medical examiners and that there is no such thing as a chiropractor's license in the state of California. He challenges anyone to cake and punch was served. The ladies of the Congregational church are busily preparing for the bazaar which will be held on November 30. Paul Ortega made a business trip to Los Angeles and secured some beautiful prizes which will be given at the dance Friday night. Valuable Oil Land Lease To Be Auctioned Soon LOS ANGELES. Nov. 5.—The United States land office yesterday announced that 30.91 acres located in the Sunset oil field would be leased on December 20. In pursuance of the act of congress providing for the opening of new territory. The land will be leased to the highest bidder, and a special warning has been issued against illegal combinations or intimidations to secure the land at a low rental. The auction will take place at 10 a.m. RUSSIAN PRINCESS IN HURRYUP WAGON A Russian princess, Catherine Radziwill, very much against her will, rode from Coney Island police court to Raymond street jail in Brooklyn in a prison van recently after she had been held by Magistrate O'Neill in $500 bail on a charge of obtaining $352.52 worth of accommodations at the Hotel Shelburne, Coney Island, and failing to settle her bill. Only a short time ago the princess furnished $2,500 gall in West Side police court, Manhattan, following her arrest on complaint of the Hotel Embassy. She is almost 60 years old and was booked in the police court records as Catherine Dunvin and described herself as a journalist. The ouiga board lost its reputation when some fellow tried to make it work in a poker game. FULLERTON The Methodist congregation will give a reception to their new pastor and family tonight at 6:30 in the reception hall. A hospital will also be assigned the auxiliary so that the disabled soldiers can be looked after in ways not provided by the government. It is expected the hospital at the Sawtelle Soldiers' home may be assigned this auxiliary. Everyone please bring a picnic supper including pie for desert also your own dishes. Coffee will be furnished by the ladies. The Fullerton post, American Legion Auxiliary, held its first meeting of the fall season Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. E. J. Marks, East Wilshire avenue, the occasion being social and informal. Plans for the future work of the auxiliary were discussed, and it was decided to hold two meetings a month, one in the afternoon and one in the evening. It was also decided to enter a decorated automobile in the Armistice day parade at Santa Ana. 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