anaheim-daily-herald 1921-11-08

OBSERVATIONS By— CHARLES KUCHEL An unassuming man, who belongs to the class who do not fliv, would like to see a campaign of education started to show some people how to walk upon a crowded sidewalk. When he hikes along he says all kinds of folks are encountered who horn in any old way to get by. This retards the progress of the fellow who wishes to be on his way. If you are not a rube, keep to the right. Watch your step. Hist! The stool pigeon is abroad in the land and may throw the hooks into you. Will you walk into my parlor says the spider to the fly. Gee, if I had thought it was going to be so cold this morning I wouldn't have worn my peeck-a-boo waist." He marked a young lady to a friend, as she was about to begin her day's labor. An ideal barometer. This city is preparing to lay $50,000 worth of water mains to accommodate its constantly increasing population. Keeping up with the procession. A man here recently crushed several tons of grapes, and after racking it off placed the product in barrels awaiting fermentation. He desires to thus reap a goodly quantity of vinegar. But before reaching its sour state the fermented juice is wine, metaphorically speaking. No use crossing a bridge until you reach it. Several ranchers of the west section were in town a few days ago airing their grievances against an oil promotor whom they say has not lived up to his agreements when leasing their land. One man says even the modest rental has not been forthcoming. Another says he has already spent quite a sum of money to have his lease abrogated, but has failed. BREA NEWS Jack McGregor, whose finger was the "mineral" clause. This document carries an unlimited time in which the same may be exploited. Still another rancher says he has decided to bring suit to recover damages for injury to his land through unfinished operations. Some of the farmers have sad tales to tell and even go so far as to say they are sewed up to say nothing about hogtied, and no oil in sight. When is a lease not a lease? Another land owner who had leased his holdings sought to negotiate a loan, but when the money lender looked over the situation decided not to make the loan. He was afraid of entanglements. Money—like a jack rabbit—is easily scared. A young gentleman of this city, who is a travelling salesman, had a thrilling experience recently in El Paso. While there he decided to attend a bull fight across the line into Mexico. When he attempted to cross the bridge he was arrested as an alien spy. It so happened he had in his possession several gold marks. He was thrown into prison amid a lot of negroes afflicted with erysipelas. He finally succeeded in proving his innocence, and after much unwinding of official red tape, recovered his belongings. The young man says he had the time of his life and wonders how it all happened. Somebody due for the carpet. FULLERTON The Methodists turned out, horse and foot Friday night to have a part in the official reception arranged for Rev. Montague and his family, in the young people's building on North Pomona avenue. The affair started off with a dinner at 6:30, and after this had been disnosed of to the very complete satisfaction of all hands, they began the pleasant task of making the pastor and his family know that they were welcome in Fullerton. BREA NEWS Jack McGregor, whose finger was severely mashed first of last week while at work on the G. & L. lease, is recovering nicely. A bungalow is being built at Madrona and Birch by J. V. Roberts. Mrs. F. A. Prince and Mrs. Huston were business visitors in Santa Ana Friday. F. P. Stone is suffering from a large carbuncle on his neck. It is giving him considerable trouble. Miss Florence Allen of Fullerton spent Friday with her friend, Miss Penarl Burris in Brea. Dexter Martin and wife attended the funeral of Jessie Frambes at Santa Ana Saturday morning. The deceased was a cousin of Mrs. Martin. Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Harris and Mrs. W. H. Hitchcock of Tennessee left Friday for Taft, after a pleasant visit with W. A. Hall and wife, living on Orange street. J. M. Owen, who had been driver for the Broa Transfer Company before going on a ranch, has been induced to return to Brea and resume work with his former employer. The band enlivened things up Sunday afternoon by playing on Pomona avenue. Bandmaster Rich has been one of the busiest of men in preparing for home coming carnival which starts Thursday evening. C. D. Ealy, who was taken to the hospital suffering from concussion of the brain as the result of a fall on the roof of a large oil tank, is reported as recovering nicely. Two cases of diphtheria near Olinda are reported as getting along nicely. H. Luckenbaugh has bought two lots of P. A. Stanley in the Siever's addition and plans the building of a modern bungalow home soon. A. D. Yost and Jerry Penleton went quail hunting near Murletta Springs Thursday, returning Friday with a fine fox, which Mr. Yost took to Los Angeles to have the fur cured. The following have become owners of lots in Laurel Heights: Mrs. H. Thayer, B. F. Teel, T. M. Carpenter, because he finds himself up against... Service Parts Delco REMY Registered Dealer UNITED MOTORS SERVICE WE CARRY A COMPLETE STOCK OF GENUINE PARTS Anaheim Ignition Depot 218 So. Los Angeles St. Anaheim FAGEOL Sales and Service J. J. DeVaux 328 W. Center St. Anaheim A New Model. A Doctor's or Business MOVIE TONIT Alexander Motor Car See them make Reos. Strictly a quail a comedy picture. Come and bring "ONE OF THE SIX" Remember IT WILL PAY YOU TO BUY IN ANAHEIM CHIVALRY —By Herbert Jouston PAST— WHEN YOU GET THE FURNACE GOING, SAM, BRING UP SOME WOOD FOR THE PIREPLACE — THE HOUSE IS LIKE A BARN! AND PRESENT- had much to do with its founding and growth. Dr. J. L. Corley of Los Angeles, secretary of the Southern California Sunday school conference, being present, took occasion to compliment both pastors and congregation on the success of the affair and its augury for harmony and successful work during the coming year. Fullerton junior college football team is now recognized as one of the best in Southern California. In a game with San Diego junior high Saturday the local team scored 28-0. Tuesday at Fullerton the team will meet Riverside and Friday at Fullerton they will meet Long Beach high school team. Women farmers in America number more than 260,000. LA HABRA NEWS Edward Wolfe, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Wolfe, who was shot in a Halloween'en affair Monday evening, is recovering nicely. Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Launer of Fullerton were hosts to the La Habra Valeda Five Hundred club recently. After the game, delicious refreshments were served. Those present from here were Mr. and Mrs. N. M. Launer, Edgar Lutewiler and wife, Ray Frantz, Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Wester, and Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Leuhm. Elaborate Hallowe'en decorations were used. Prizes went to W. F. Espolt and Mrs. E. E. Lutewiler, second to Mrs. R. Frantz and C. A. Ridgeway. A delightful Spanish dinner was given at the new camp by Miss zilla Mackay on Tuesday evening, women of the domestic class act caterers. The guest of honor Miss J. Britton of Los Angeles, suviving librarian of the Los Angles schools; Miss Ruth Peabody, M Helen Chase and Mrs. T. L. Reynolds welfare worker for this district. The skipper was examining an bitious gob who wanted to be a gopher mate. "How much does a six-pound sheep weigh?" he asked. "I don't know," the gob confessed. "Well, what time does the two o'clock train leave?" "/Twelve o'clock." "All right then, how much does six-pound shell weigh?" Movies Tonite Here they are folks. Those SIX Men from Los Angeles turned out to be alright after all, because they brought some sure 'nuf Reo Cars with them." Doctor's or Business Man's Coupe. MOVIES ONITE Motor Car Company os. Strictly a quality show. Also Come and bring the family. E OF THE SIX" Here they are folks. Those SIX Men from Los Angeles turned out to be alright after all, because they brought some sure 'nuf Reo Cars with them. Everybody always says: "There goes a good automobile", when they see a Reo go by. They Are Good, Too As Reo Motor Car Co., has been making good Reos for 17 years. Be sure to get your ride in one of these Reos. Drive it. It places you under no obligation. The Six Men are making their headquarters at the Alexander Motor Car Company and stand ready to show them to you. There's a Reo Factory B Chaffees WHERE CASH BEATS CREDIT Supply Your Food Requirement In every Chaffee Store you will find varied and adequate stocks from which to supply your table. First Quality — Right Prices Chaffee’s Four Blends of Coffee COUNTRY CLUB DINING CAR lb. 37c lb. 38c CHAFFEE’S SPECIAL BASKET BLEND lb. 28c lb. 20c Dependable Grocery Stores of Southern California Dependable Grocery Stores of Southern California The Walnut Cafe and Confectionery “ANAHEIM’S NEWEST CAFE” Open For Business With Everything To Eat and Drink. WE NEVER CLOSE Laine & Hardacre 185 W. Center St. There Is no Better Investment Than A Ranch in the Vicinity of Anaheim “ONE OF THE SIX” the latest out, a 5 or 7 Pass. Touring Car. All in one. MOVIES "ONE OF THE SIX" the latest out, a 5 or 7 Pass. Touring Car. All in one. MOVIES TONITE Alexander Motor Car Company See them make Reos. Strictly a quality show. Also a comedy picture. Come and bring the families. "ONE OF THE SIX" The last word in style and quality. Factory Branch at Los Angeles