anaheim-gazette 1914-07-16

SWINGING BACK TO PARTY OF PROSPERITY HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES WILL BE WON BY REPUBLICANS IN FALL CAMPAIGN MISTAKES OF DEMOCRATIC ADMINISTRATION SETTING TIDE IN FAVOR OF PROTECTION The republican party, nationally, is now centering its attention on a campaign to capture the lower house of congress at the next election. That the task is an impressive one is shown by figures giving the representation of the different parties in the house of representatives. These figures are as follows: Democrats, 290; republicans, 127; progressives, 18. The total number of congressmen is 435; consequently 218 members of a party are necessary for a majority. Thus the republicans must retain their present strength and capture no less than 91 additional districts in order to obtain even a bare majority. This task ordinarily would seem an impossible one in an "off year," but the palpable mismanagement of and discord in the democratic party naturally, and also in many states, render the prospects of republican victory in the congressional battle very bright indeed. And the collapse of the progressive party removes most of the danger from that source. The new and ruinous competition against American trade and labor brought about by the democratic tariff bill is alone an issue calculated to change the voting sentiment of many congress districts now represented by democrats. When you add to that the ridiculous method of handling the Mexican situation; the surrender to England in the Panama canal tolls controversy; the plan to pay $25,000,000 that we do not owe to Colombia; the thoroughly ones may be no progressive party ticket in the field in Kalamazoo, Mich., this fall, owing to the inability of candidates to get a legal number of progressive signers to their petitions. Petitions need sixty-two names for county offices and so far not a single one of the candidates has been able to muster up that number owing to the falling off of interest in the party dominated by Theodore Roosevelt. This same apathy among "moosera" is noticeable in many other localities in Michigan. TAX INCREASE THROUGHOUT COUNTY TAX COLLECTOR SLEEPER'S FIGURES SHOWING ASSESSMENT IN VARIOUS DISTRICTS SUBSTANTIAL GAIN IN EVERY ONE WITH THE EXCEPTION OF THE CITY OF STANTON According to the rolls turned over by County Assessor James Sleepar to the board of supervisors, the assessment of every city in the county was raised, except Stanton, which was cut almost in half because half of the city withdrew from the municipality. Nearly every road district in the county shows an increased assessment, which speaks a great deal for the general tone of progress and prosperity for all of Orange county. The only road districts that do not show an increase are Newhope and Stanton. Newhope would have shown an increase but for the fact that the Holly Sugar Company had less sugar on hand the first Monday in March this year than it had last, and sugar is worth less. The reason the Stanton road district shows a decrease is that part of the district was transferred to the Buena Park road district. The assessment comparison this year with last for cities and road districts follow: LARGE IN COUNTY SCHOL DAILY AVERAGE PER CENT GRAND THE PRECEDENT ANAHEIM FIGURE OF 120 PUPIL TWELVE Figures just consistent perintendent of School show that the state mon schools of last year indicated per cent over the daily average school year of 1913-14 it was. In the high school from 1,173 to 1,400 five splendid highly showing daily for the two schools. Santa Ana Orange Fullerton Anahiem Huntington Beach Total Every city of growth in attendance new school district City, in operation were not running previous. By school district age attendance follows: Districts—Alamitos Anaheim Bay City Bolaş Buena Park Centralia Commonwealth Cypress Delhi And the collapse of the progressive party removes most of the danger from that source. The new and ruinous competition against American trade and labor brought about by the democratic tariff bill is alone an issue calculated to change the voting sentiment of many congress districts now represented by democrats. When you add to that the ridiculous method of handling the Mexican situation; the surrender to England in the Panama canal tolls controversy; the plan to pay $25,000,000 that we do not owe to Colombia; the thoroughly questionable nature of some of the diplomatic appointments, and the domination, when he is not on well paying lecture tours, of the entire government by Secretary of State Bryan, it is readily seen that the outlook for the republican party is indeed bright. With a republican congress a safe check will be placed on the unstable administration of the present conflicting leaders of the democracy, and it is gratifying that reports from a score of states indicate even at this early date, a return to government truly representing the public will. United States Senator Penrose discussed politias from the platform of the Fairhill Baptist church, Philadelphia. He argued for a return to power of the republican party and with it a protective tariff. His subject was "The Cause and Cure of Hard Times." Senator Penrose spoke of the unlikelyhood of war in the future. He admitted that it was possible to have a war should some question of national honor be involved or should national passions suddenly become aroused. Senator Penrose then launched into a discussion of the tariff and its ill effects upon America. For sixteen years, he said, the people enjoyed prosperity under a protective tariff and forgot the hard times bred by the Wilson tariff bill. He declared that the civil war in Mexico had cost that nation $124,000,000 decrease in its foreign trade, but that free trade in the United States for the first six months had been more costly to this country than had civil war to Mexico; that three times the amount of Mexico's loss had been occasioned here in the falling off of foreign trade by the tariff bill. Cheap foreign labor was flooding the American market with goods made at the expense of American workmen, he said, and then he quoted from papers in his possession the increase in imports to America from Europe in April of this year over April of last year, affecting articles largely manufactured by American workers. Colonel Roosevelt's elimination as an active participant in the fall campaign will be a serious blow to the progressives in this and other states who have been counting upon his magnetism and popularity to put new life into an expiring movement. His admirers will sympathize with him at the restraint imposed by the London specialist, but the incident is interesting in a larger sense to the student The only road districts that do not show an increase are Newhope and Stanton. Newhope would have shown an increase but for the fact that the Holly Sugar Company had less sugar on hand the first Monday in March this year than it had last, and sugar is worth less. The reason the Stanton road district shows a decrease is that part of the district was transferred to the Buena Park road district. The assessment comparison this year with all cities and road districts follow: Cities 1913 1914 Santa Ana $5,629,800 $5,989,515 Orange 1,647,330 1,602,560 Newport Beach... 756,920 844,810 Anaheim 1,296,340 1,358,960 Fullerton 2,377,150 2,863,815 Huntington Beach 859,975 920,905 Stanton 620,610 334,970 Road Districts Fullerton 3,785,505 3,817,210 Anaheim 1,162,225 1,303,305 La Habra 3,061,065 3,144,705 Bolsa 390,765 394,695 Garden Grove 1,021,020 1,041,670 Los Alamitos 1,319,580 1,365,045 Buena Park 964,390 1,944,235 Orange 1,616,620 1,714,705 Olive 1,163,725 1,260,690 Newport 969,970 990,585 Delhi 1,208,460 1,360,170 San Joaquin 2,113,945 2,164,680 San Juan 869,510 891,185 Westminster 1,213,279 1,223,925 Newhope 1,254,605 1,225,125 Laguna 492,690 601,600 Tustin 1,707,780 1,716,425 Silverado 144,690 168,990 Trabuco 231,065 237,165 El Toro 431,995 442,940 Yorba 617,780 630,725 County Assessor Sleeper's personal property and poll tax collections this year were far heavier than ever before in the history of the county. He turned $110,849.87 into the county treasury that being the largest settlement ever made in a month by an assessor of this county. Personal property and poll tax collections for the year have totaled $125,158.48. For comparison it might be mentioned that the personal property and poll tax collections for 1910 were $27.634.89. DATES OF OPENING FOR GAME SEASONS Bean Growers Anxious For Rabbit Season to Open Judging from reports that have been coming in from the bean ranches the farmers will hall the open season on rabbits with Joyous acclaim as the little pests have been doing hundreds. If not thousands of dollars of damage to the crops both on the San Joaquin rancho and in the lands round about the head of Newport Bay. in his possession the increase in importations to America from Europe in April of this year over April of last year, affecting articles largely manufactured by American workers. Colonel Roosevelt's elimination as an active participant in the fall campaign will be a serious blow to the progressives in this and other states who have been counting upon his magnetism and popularity to put new life into an expiring movement. His admirers will sympathize with him at the restraint imposed by the London specialist, but the incident is interesting in a larger sense to the student of contemporary political movements, for the colonel's enforced silence cannot but have a profoundly discouraging effect upon a cause which primarily owes its existence to his own extraordinary personality. Any principles of political policy which have permanent value and which may have been found at the root of the Roosevelt movement of 1912 have already been absorbed by the older parties and are in process of application with more or less thoroughness through state and national legislation. This dominant fact accounts for the universal evaporation of the third party as a political entity, and the politicians who attached themselves to it in the hour of its ascendancy must already foresee their relegation to obscurity. Roosevelt as a letter writer at long range or even as a silent exhibit on the platform will be a very different political asset from the volcano of political energy and fire which, in the person of the progressive candidate, inspired the imaginations and won the support of so many Americans. The decline of his following merely proves that in this country at least something more is needed for the foundations of a permanent political movement than the personal ambitions of a single politician and statesman, however powerful and appealing he may be. As a one man organization the history of the progressive party of 1912 has been written. Roosevelt on the stump might have galvanized it into seeming life; but a silenced Roosevelt will be a sore disappointment to the schemers who have been hoping for place and power under the shadow of his influence. It has become known that there FOR GAME SEASONS Bean Growers Anxious For Rabbit Season to Open Judging from reports that have been coming in from the bean ranchies the farmers will hall the open season on rabbits with joyous acclaim as the little pests have been doing hundreds. If not thousands, of dollars of damage to the crops both on the San Joaquin rancho and in the lands round about the head of Newport Bay. Bean lands adjoining the brushy foothill territory have been especially infested with rabbits. The little beasts gnaw off the bean plants at the ground and eat but a little of the tender stem. The succulent tendrils at the tops of the plants are entirely ignored by the cottontail. Where the bean ranches run up close to the brush in the foothills, the rabbits have been known to devastate strips from twenty-five to thirty feet in width. It will be lawful to hunt rabbits on July 31 and continue until February 1, 1916. Of course, there is a fifteen-a-day limit on the cottontails but, at that, the number of hunters that will be in the field from time to time the season opens will have an appreciable tendency to decrease the quantity of rabbits. The Orange county nimrods who do not care for rabbit hunting will not have a chance to display their prowess at other lines until August 15, when the deer season opens. This year the season will remain open until September 15. Dove shooting will begin September 1 and will continue until November 1. The limit on doves as well as on quail, the season on which opens October 15 and continues until November 15, is twenty per day. Quall hunters all over the country are enthusiastic over the outlook for this season. Reports that have been coming in lately are to the effect that the present season will be far better than those for years preceding. Weather conditions have been ideal so far and the birds are plentiful. Of course, the predatory animals will exact a toll Beware of Agent Agents for all house are now selling suits for the installment to get their victims cents per week certainty that if him at the end ducement held out that he may win the first payment agrees to select week to whom a premium. They serve the right whom it makes chance a man or a suit without A few suits will each community scheme. A catch clause "No money will tainted, violated The promoters few persons will cent collection weeks. Most pay for a long period no results, will forfeit the amour person out of two contract on such Several hundred stood to have concern. It is on this community a wide berth. Among the quality tent the crop will this source cannake The quail seas and closes Novem LARGE INCREASE IN COUNTY’S SCHOOLS DAILY AVERAGE ATTENDANCE 10 PER CENT GREATER THAN IN THE PREVIOUS YEAR ANAHEIM FIGURES SHOW A GAIN OF 120 PUPILS DURING THE TWELVE MONTHS Figures just compiled by County Superintendent of Schools R. P. Mitchell show that the attendance of the common schools of Orange county in the last year indicated an increase of 10 per cent over the previous school year. The daily average attendance in the school year of 1912-13 was 5,902, and in 1913-14 it was 6,475. In the high schools the increase is from 1,173 to 1,402. The figures for the five splendid high schools of the county, showing daily average attendance for the two school years, follow: | District | Year | | :--- | :--- | | Santa Ana | 1913-14 | | Orange | 1914-15 | | Fullerton | 1915-16 | | Anahiem | 1916-17 | | Huntington Beach | 1917-18 | Total: 1173 Every city of the county shows a growth in attendance. There are two new school districts, Paularino and Bay City, in operation in the last year that were not running schools in the year previous. By school districts the daily average attendance for the last two years follows: Districts— Alamitos 31 Anahiem 552 Bay City 619 Bolaa 61 Buena Park 53 Centralia 66 Commonwealth 11 Cypress 37 Delhi 91 NOTICE OF THE INTENTION OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS TO FORM A STORM WATER DISTRICT In pursuance to the provisions of an act of the Legislature of the State of California, entitled "AN ACT TO PROVIDE FOR THE FORMATION, ORGANIZATION AND GOVERNMENT OF STORM WATER DISTRICTS, FOR THE PURPOSE OF PROTECTING THE LAND THEREIN FROM DAMAGE FROM STORM WATER AND FROM THE WATERS OF AN NAVALE STREAM WATER COURSE, CANYON OR WASH, FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE NECESSARY WORKS OF PROTECTION BY SAID DISTRICT, AND FOR THE LEVYING OF TAXES AND ASSESSMENTS FOR THE BEFORE CONSTRUCTION REPAIRING AND MAINTAINING SUCH IMPROvements," approved March 13th, 1909, notice is hereby given that, on the 8th day of July, 1914, the Board of Supervisors of Orange County Californias issued a resolution of intention to form and 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Action brought in the Superior Court of the County of Orange, State of California. William McLaunchin, Plaintiff, Francis M. Hopkins, Nancy J. Hopkins, (his wife), E. T. Bell, Long Beach Savings Bank & Trust Co., a corporation, "John Doe," Richard Roe, John D. Arthur, Emma Arthur, Fred Lennard, Edmund Alders, and Ellen L. Reynolds, Defendants. Action brought in the Superior Court of the County of Orange, State of California. INSTALLMENT SCHEME WITH CATCH IN IT Beware of Agents Offering Suits on 25-Cent Payments Agents for a Los Angeles clothing house are now operating in this city selling suits for men and women on the installment plan. Their plan is to get their victim to agree to pay 25 cents per week for 60 weeks with a certainty that a suit will be given him at the end of that time. An inducement held out to the customer is that he may win a suit after making the first payment. The company agrees to select one customer each. By school districts the daily average attendance for the last two years follows: Districts—1912-13 1913-14 Alamah—31 31 Anahelm—552 619 Bay City—26 Bolsa—61 59 Buena Park—53 53 Centralia—66 63 Commonwealth—11 12 Cypress—37 32 Delhi—91 111 Diamond—25 37 El Modena—124 145 El Toro—32 41 Fairview—35 17 Fountain Valley—49 52 Fullerton—348 414 Garden Grove—225 258 Harper—29 25 Huntington Beach—216 238 Katella—53 60 Laguna—18 14 La Habra—88 107 Laurel—59 63 Loaura—108 80 Lowell Joint—20 14 Magnolia—72 67 Newhope—48 43 Newport—29 28 Newport Beach—65 89 Ocean View—87 89 Olinda—166 182 Ollive—56 50 Orange—509 556 Orangethorpe—49 60 Paulino—11 21 Peralta—11 10 Placentia—172 204 Randolph—101 159 San Joaquin—69 85 San Juan—86 85 Santa Ana—1530 1669 Savanna—33 28 Serra—13 10 Springdale—22 16 Trabucau—16 15 Tustin—209 217 Villa Park—57 64 Westminster-Chico —81 82 Yorba —45 41 Yorba Linda —50 50 Total ...5902 ...6476 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF the County of Orange, State of California William McLaunchin, Plaintiff, Francis M. Hopkins, Nancy J. Hopkins (his wife), E. T. Bell, Long Beach Savings Bank & Trust Co., a corporation, John Doe,"Richard Roe,"John D. Arthur, Emma Arthur, Fred Lumberger, and Ellen L. Reynolds, Defendants. Action brought in the Superior Court of the County of Orange, State of California, and the Complaint filed in the office of the Clerk of said County of Orange. Tipton & Callor, Attorneys for Plaintiff. The People of the State of California send greeting to: Nevada, Hopkins, Nancy J. Hopkins (his wife), E. T. Bell, Long Beach Savings Bank & Trust Co., a corporation, John Doe,"Richard Roe,"John D. Arthur, Emma Arthur, Fred Lumberger, N. D. Reynolds, and Ellen L. Reynolds, Defendants. You are hereby directed to appear and answer the Complaint in an action entitled as above, brought against you in the Superior Court of the County of Orange, State of California, and the Service you of this Summer, if served within this county; or within thirty days if served elsewhere. And you are hereby notified that unless you appear answer as above required, the money or damages demanded in the complaint, as arising upon contract, or plaintiff will apply to the Court for any other relief demanded in the complaint. Thomas O. Rainey Administrator of the Estate of William H. Rainey Deceased. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Estate of William H. Rainey, Deceased. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned administrator of the estate of William H. Rainey deceased; to the editors of the Estate of William H. Rainey, having claims against the said deceased; to exhibit the same with the necessary vouchers, within four months after the first publication of this notice (which publication was first published at the offices of Melrose and Ames, at No. 112% West Center street in the City of Anahima, Orange County, California), with the hereby granted as the place for the transaction of the sums of the said estate, in the County of Orange. Dated this 20th day of May, A. D. 1914. THOMAS O. RAINEY Administrator of the Estate of William H. Rainey Deceased. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT Of the County of Orange, State of California Ida J. Waller, Plaintiff, Frederick D. Waller, Defendant. Action brought in the Superior Court of the County of Orange, State of California, and the Complaint filed in the office of the Clerk of said County of Orange. TIPTON & CAILOR, Attorneys for Plaintiff. The People of the State of California secreting to Frederick D. Waller, Defendant. You are Hereby Directed to Appear and answer the Complaint in an action entitled as above, brought against you in the Superior Court of the County of Orange, State of California, and the Complaint filed in the office of the Clerk of said County of Orange. TIPTON & CAILOR, Attorneys for Plaintiff. The People of the State of California secreting to Frederick D. Waller, Defendant. You are Hereby Directed to Appear and answer the Complaint in an action entitled as above, brought against you in the Superior Court of the County of Orange, State of California, and the Complaint filed in the office of the Clerk of said County of Orange. TIPTON & CAILOR, Attorneys for Plaintiff. The People of the State of California secreting to Frederick D. Waller, Defendant. You are Hereby Directed to Appear and answer the Complaint in an action entitled as above, brought against you in the Superior Court of the County of Orange, State of California, and the Complaint filed in the office of the Clerk of said County of Orange. TIPTON & CAILOR, Attorneys for Plaintiff. The People of the State of California secreting to Frederick D. Waller, Defendant. You are Hereby Directed to Appear and answer the Complaint in an action entitled as above, brought against you in the Superior Court of the County of Orange, State of California, and the Complaint filed in the office of the Clerk of said County of Orange. TIPTON & CAILOR, Attorneys for Plaintiff. The People of the State of California secreting to Frederick D. Waller, Defendant. You are Hereby Directed to Appear and answer the Complaint in an action entitled as above, brought against you in the Superior Court of the County of Orange, State of California, and the Complaint filed in the office of the Clerk of said County of Orange. TIPTON & CAILOR, Attorneys for Plaintiff. The People of the State of California secreting to Frederick D. Waller, Defendant. You are Hereby Directed to Appear and answer the Complaint in an action entitled as above, brought against you in the Superior Court of the County of Orange, State of California, and the Complaint filed in the office of the Clerk of said County of Orange. TIPTON & CAILOR, Attorneys for Plaintiff. The People of the State of California secreting to Frederick D. Waller, Defendant. You are Hereby Directed to Appear and answer the Complaint in an action entitled as above, brought against you in the Superior Court of the County of Orange, State of California, andthe Complaint filed intheofficeoftheClerkofasidetheCountyofOrange. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT Ofthe CountyofOrangeStateofCaliforniaWilliamMcLaunchinPlaintiffFrancisM.Hopkins,NancyJ.Hopkins(hiswife)E.T.BellLongBeachSavingsBank&TrustCo,acorporationJohnDoe"RichardRoeJohnD.ArthurEmmaArthur,FredLumbergerN.D.Reynolds,andEllenL.ReynoldsJustifiedintheOfficeoftheClerkofasidetheCountyofOrange IN THE SUPERIOR COURT Ofthe CountyofOrangeStateofCaliforniaWilliamMcLaunchinPlaintiffFrancisM.Hopkins,NancyJ.Hopkins(hiswife)E.T.BellLongBeachSavingsBank&TrustCo,acorporationJohnDoe"RichardRoeJohnD.ArthurEmmaArthur,FredLumbergerN.D.Reynolds,andEllenL.ReynoldsJustifiedintheOfficeoftheClerkofasidetheCountyofOrange IN THE SUPERIOR COURT Ofthe CountyofOrangeStateofCaliforniaWilliamMcLaunchinPlaintiffFrancisM.Hopkins,NancyJ.Hopkins(hiswife)E.T.BellLongBeachSavingsBank&TrustCo,acorporationJohnDoe"RichardRoeJohnD.ArthurEmmaArthur,FredLumbergerN.D.Reynolds,andEllenL.ReynoldsJustifiedintheOfficeoftheClerkofasidetheCountyofOrange IN THE SUPERIOR COURT Ofthe CountyofOrangeStateofCaliforniaWilliamMcLaunchinPlaintiffFrancisM.Hopkins,NancyJ.Hopkins(hiswife)E.T.BellLongBeachSavingsBank&TrustCo,acorporationJohnDoe"RichardRoeJohnD.ArthurEmmaArthur,FredLumbergerN.D.Reynolds,andEllenL.ReynoldsJustifiedintheOfficeoftheClerkofasidetheCountyofOrange IN THE SUPERIOR COURT Ofthe CountyofOrangeStateOfCaliforniaWilliamMcLaunchinPlaintiffFrancisM.Hopkins,NancyJ.Hopkins(hiswife)E.T.BellLongBeachSavingsBank&TrustCo,acorporationJohnDoe"RichardRoeJohnD.ArthurEmmaArthur,FredLumbergerN.D.Reynolds,andEllenL.ReynoldsJustifiedintheOfficeoftheClerkofasidetheCountyofOrange IN THE SUPERIOR COURT Ofthe CountyofOrangeStateOfCaliforniaWilliamMcLaunchinPlaintiffFrancisM.Hopkins,NancyJ.Hopkins(hiswife)E.T.BellLongBeachSavingsBank&TrustCo,acorporationJohnDoe"RichardRoeJohnD.ArthurEmmaArthur,FredLumbergerN.D.Reynolds,andEllenL.ReynoldsJustifiedintheOfficeoftheClerkofasidetheCountyofOrange IN THE SUPERIOR COURT Ofthe CountyofOrangeStateOfCaliforniaWilliamMcLaunchinPlaintiffFrancisM.Hopkins,NancyJ.Hopkins(hiswife)E.T.BellLongBeachSavingsBank&TrustCo,acorporationJohnDoe"RichardRoeJohnD.ArthurEmmaArthur,FredLumbergerN.D.Reynolds,andEllenL.ReynoldsJustifiedintheOfficeoftheClerkofasidetheCountyofOrange IN THE SUPERIOR COURT Ofthe CountyofOrangeStateOfCaliforniaWilliamMcLaunchinPlaintiffFrancisM.Hopkins,NancyJ.Hopkins(hiswife)E.T.BellLongBeachSavingsBank&TrustCo,acorporationJohnDoe"RichardRoeJohnD.ArthurEmmaArthur,FredLumbergerN.D.Reynolds,andEllenL.ReynoldsJustifiedintheOfficeoftheClerkofasidetheCountyofOrange IN THE SUPERIOR COURT Ofthe CountyofOrangeStateOfCaliforniaWilliamMcLaunchinPlaintiffFrancisM.Hopkins,NancyJ.Hopkins(hiswife)E.T.BellLongBeachSavingsBank&TrustCo,acorporationJohnDoe"RichardRoeJohnD.ArthurEmmaArthur,FredLumbergerN.D.Reynolds,andEllenL.ReynoldsJustifiedintheOfficeoftheClerkofasidetheCountyofOrange IN THE SUPERIOR COURT Ofthe CountyofOrangeStateOfCaliforniaWilliamMcLaunchinPlaintiffFrancisM.Hopkins,NancyJ.Hopkins(hiswife)E.T.BellLongBeachSavingsBank&TrustCo,acorporationJohnDoe"RichardRoeJohnD.ArthurEmmaArthur,FredLumbergerN.D.Reynolds,andEllenL.ReynoldsJustifiedintheOfficeoftheClerkofasidetheCountyofOrange IN THE SUPERIOR COURT Ofthe CountyofOrangeStateOfCaliforniaWilliamMcLaunchinPlaintiffFrancisM.Hopkins,NancyJ.Hopkins(hiswife)E.T.BellLongBeachSavingsBank&TrustCo,acorporationJohnDoe"RichardRoeJohnD.ArthurEmmaArthur,FredLumbergerN.D.Reynolds,andEllenL.ReynoldsJustifiedintheOfficeoftheClerkofasidetheCountyofOrange IN THE SUPERIOR COURT Ofthe CountyofOrangeStateOfCaliforniaWilliamMcLaunchinPlaintiffFrancisM.Hopkins,NancyJ.Hopkins(hiswife)E.T.BellLongBeachSavingsBank&TrustCo,acorporationJohnDoe"RichardRoeJohnD.ArthurEmmaArthur,FredLumbergerN.D.Reynolds,andEllenL.ReynoldsJustifiedintheOfficeoftheClerkofasidetheCountyofOrange IN THE SUPERIOR COURT Ofthe 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