anaheim-gazette 1920-04-22

DOVE UNDER-GARMENTS "DOVE" Under-garments Dainty and Economical —The pretty, soft materials that every woman loves to wear are made up in "DOVE" styles of marked originality and becomingness. —The fine nainsooks, batiste, crepes and substantial cambrics are chosen for durability as well as beauty and every device of good workmanship is employed to increase their length of service. —Materials are never skimped, measurements are ample, and seams well finished. —Buy by the "DOVE" label--it's an assurance of lingerie satisfaction. The S. Q. R. Store "The Home of Greater Values" Local News J. T. Simmons, who operates an auto truck line in this county to attract or orange growers this season, has asked the rayson for authority to sealing permit and equipment McGann and H. J. Morgan. The orange tortrix has interesting enough in this county to attract or orange growers this season, not warranted the application of poison sprays to combination spray used of the year when red valent, is being tried by the citrus experiment. Quayle is cooperating growers near Anaheim in spraying experiments lead is used with the orchid lime sulphur solution used for red spider cones senate of lead is a stomatology upon the tortrix larvae into the fruit or eats growth. Sprays were applied Quayle in W. M. Wellman of Anaheim, the Royale and Sandilands groves a Mrs. Malda Sherantan was released Thursday under $1000 ball following reignment before Justice Cox on a charge of assault weapon with intent to der on her father, Martl Placentia rancher. Mrs. is said to have fired four aged parent as he sat in the center of the Place district. The trouble Newport Beach and Balboa will hold a harbor jubilee Saturday in celebration of beginning the dredging work for Orange county's harbor. Persons from all partitions of the county are expected to participate. The Santa Ana and Huntington Beach bands will be present, and Clyde Bishop will make an address. A dinner was given at Masonic club rooms Saturday evening at which Mr. and Mrs. Harry D. Riley were host and hostess. Nearly sixty guests were present and after dinner the evening was spent in playing cards, dancing, etc. Recently a Los Angeles paper, as a matter of news, announced the presence of 125 millionaires in Pasadena, giving their names and occupations. "Just for fun" we classified them and found that five were interested in mines, six in grain, seven in steel products, eight in oil, eight in the auto industry, nine in lumber; eleven were merchants and fifteen manufacturers; one was a publisher and thirteen were bankers. Anyone wishing to trade a bank for a perfectly good newspaper kindly communicate with the Courier.—Placentia Courler. Manager Ingram of the Grand theater is giving the public some high-class productions. Rev. C. B. Hatch, some weeks ago, was notified that he had been selected as one of the men upon whom would be conferred the degree of Doctor of Divinity at the commencement exercises of the University of Pittsburgh on June 1. In order to receive the degree it would be necessary for him to attend the exercises, which made his acceptance somewhat uncertain, as Pittsburgh is a long way from Anaheim. Las week the Los Angeles Presbytery elected Mr. Hatch a delegate to the general assembly of the Presbyterian church which meets in Philadelphia on May 20, thus giving him two missions in the state of Pennsylvania on very convenient dates. On his return from the assembly he can stop at Pittsburgh and receive the honor extended to him. The Los Angeles Presbytery also elected S. C. Hartranft of the Anaheim church, a lay delegate to the general assembly, thus doubling the honor bestowed on the local church. Mrs. William McCullom, who has been visiting friends in Iowa for some months past, returned home the first of the week. Mrs. Hannah Mathis died at her home on Broadway Saturday. Funeral was held at Backs & Terry's Tuesday afternoon, interment in Fairhaven cemetery, Santa Ana. GET MORE WEAR OUT OF YOUR CLOTHES That's the answer to your GET MORE WEAR OUT OF YOUR CLOTHES That's the answer to your clothes problem for spring All clothes are high priced whether they are good or bad. So there's just one way to make your clothes cost less. Get good ones; the kind that wear the longest; that lowers your clothes cost per day; you spend less by the year. That’s the kind of a service we can give you; more wear and a lower cost Hart Schaffner & Marx make the clothes; all wool and stylish; if you aren’t satisfied that you get your money’s worth you'll get your money back. F. A. YUNGBLUTH "By All Means Get a Fit." Home of Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes Local Notes J. T. Simmons, who owns and operates an auto truck line between Los Angeles, Fullerton, Anaheim and Orange, has asked the railroad commission for authority to sell his operating permit and equipment to W. H. McGann and H. J. Morgan. The orange tortrix has made itself interesting enough in certain parts of this county to attract the attention or orange growers this season. Usually the damage done by this insect has not warranted the application of special poison sprays to control it, but a combination spray used at this time of the year when red spider is prevalent, is being tried by Prof. Quayle of the citrus experiment station. Prof. Quayle is cooperating with several growers near Anaheim and Fullerton in spraying experiments. Arsenate of lead is used with the ordinary two per cent lime sulphur solution generally used for red spider control. The arsenate of lead is a stomach poison acting upon the tortrix larvae as it bores into the fruit or eats the young leaf growth. Sprays were applied by Prof. Quayle in W. M. Wellman's grove, east of Anaheim, the Royer, Redmonds, and Sandilands groves at Anaheim. Mrs. Malda Sherantano of Placentia was released Thursday from custody under $1000 ball following her arraignment before Justice of the Peace Cox on a charge of assault with a deadly weapon with intent to commit murder on her father, Martin Epson, aged Placentia rancher. Mrs. Sherantano is said to have fired four shots at her aged parent as he sat in an automobile in the center of the Placentia business district. The trouble is believed to When furs to the value of $27,000,000 can be sold at auction in a few days in one of our large cities, it cannot be said that the high peak of extravagance has yet been reached. We doubt that if this country of ours was ever more prosperous, and yet there is much discontent, and the more one makes the more they wish and spend, and so what is going to be the outcome of it all? The one who lays aside for a rainy day is the one that will emerge from the break when it does come, in good condition. There is no excuse for this wild extravagence, and when one tells you that he cannot save on the princely salaries he is making, put him down as a money-mad spendthrift, for there are just as good opportunities now to save as there ever was. The temptation may be to spend more, but use your head and confine yourselves to sane living, and watch the results. The rainfall in this city during the storm last week was .62 of an inch, making the total for the season 17.65, according to the gauge at the sugar factory. Anaheim is the wettest spot in the county, being one inch ahead of Fullerton, the next wettest town. Madeline Moore celebrated her ninth birthday on Saturday and invited a number of her young friends to her home on North Philadelphia street to spend the afternoon in playing games. Ice cream and cake was served. Those present as Madeline's guests were Rawlin Golter, Burton Goodrich, Florence Backs, Grace Crawford, Bernice Ingraham, Edith Alexander, Margaret Bock, Margaret Brenner and Vaughn Nelmann. ENTERTAIN AT CARD PARTY Mrs. C. E. Holcomb and Miss Dora Zeyn were the hostesses at a delightful card party at their home on Commonwealth avenue, Fullerton, Thursday afternoon. About 30 guests were present and the downpour of rain served only to accentuate the contrast with the scene of pleasure and good cheer within this hospitable home. Sweet peas and roses adorned the rooms and lent an air of springtime brightness to the scene. The game was 500 and prizes of cut glass vases were awarded to Mrs. Dyer, Mrs. Backs and Mrs. Krause. After the game a delicious two-course collation was served. The guests from Anaheim were Mesdames J. F. Ahlborn, G. W. Sandilands, H. M. Adams, W. J. Cole, J. J. Dwyer, R. Melrose, F. A. Backs, Jr., Welborn Wallop, F. C. Benjamin, F. A. Yungbluth, F. C. Rimpau, H. Kuchel, E. Turck, J. Hartung, J. Carroll; Misses Sophie and Marle Rimpau, Winifred Melrose and Alice Robinson; from Stanton, Mesdames L. C. Deming, J. H. Swan; from Hollywood, Mrs. Marsh; from Los Angeles, Mesdames J. Hetterman, W. Lawrence, C. Hedges, Stephens, Miss Annie Everhardy; from Long Beach, Mrs. Harry Dyer; from Fullerton, Mesdames Davies, F. C. Krause, A. V. Smith, Edgar Johnson, A. S. Bradford; from Santa Fe Springs, Mesdames A. L. Lewis, P. J. Weisel. County taxes become delinquent next Monday night. If you have not yet settled with the tax collector bear this in mind. Fullerton voters defeated all members of the city council who were standing for reelection last month Mrs. Malda Sherantano of Placentia was released Thursday from custody under $1000 ball following her arraignment before Justice of the Peace Cox on a charge of assault with a deadly weapon with intent to commit murder on her father, Martin Epson, aged Placentia rancher. Mrs. Sherantano is said to have fired four shots at her aged parent as he sat in an automobile in the center of the Placentia business district. The trouble is believed to be the outgrowth of family troubles involving the financial settlement made among members of the family following the death of the late Mrs. Epson. Only one of the four shots which are said to have been fired at Epson took effect, this passing through his left leg above the knee. The other shots are said to have passed through his clothing, one through his right coat sleeve, and the other through his coat on the right side. The preliminary hearing has been set for April 28. Every Orange packing house in the county closed a day-or two following the switchmen's strike, and the industry was paralyzed, the packing crews being laid off. So long as the Valencias remained on the tree there could be no loss to the growers in a delay of a week or two. Students at the state university have formed a "Debs for President" club with one hundred members, and recently sent a telegram to the Atlanta penitentiary where that gentiman is temporarily residing, offering their support. This is the result of the socialistic teaching which they receive from men who are hired to train their footsteps in the right. Berkeley should be investigated by the legislature, and if the socialists and reds on the faculty cannot be weeded out, the institution should be closed. Ben Yorba was in town Monday on a business trip. Ben reports that the oil well known as Yorba No. 1 is standing cemented at better than 3000 feet and good results are expected as soon as drilling again is resumed. Ben says an oil well or two would be about right. The Henderson Realty company has re-fitted the room fromerly occupied by Theodore Roberts, the jeweler, making a cozy office of the place. The Fullerton Improvement Co. is making preparations to build a bungalow court with fourteen bungalows in it. Frank Benchley is the architect. The court will be built at the corner of Pomona and Whiting avenues. The contest between Johnson and Hoover in this section is not creating very much of a stir. The adherents of these candidates have not yet reached a stage of enthusiasm where they are willing to wager odds on the result. The next meeting of the Round Table, April 28, will be guest day and everyone is urged to be present and bring their guests, as an especially fine program is prepared for the afternoon. Mr. Thos Askins of the Anaheim high school and group of students will present a delightful little farce. Mr. Kenneth McLellan of the Denishawn school will entertain with some numbers of interpretive dancing, while Mrs. A. J. Lawson, state president of the Women's Legislative council, will talk on some very important issues. Any one outside the club, interested in the community property law and wishing to know more ninth birthday on Saturday and invited a number of her young friends to her home on North Philadelphia street to spend the afternoon in playing games. Ice cream and cake was served. Those present as Madeline's guests were Rawlin Golter, Burton Goodrich, Florence Backs, Grace Crawford, Bernice Ingraham, Edith Alexander, Margaret Bock, Margaret Brenner and Vaughn Nelmann. Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Donahue, who have been guests of Mrs. Frank Shanley and other friends for two months past, left on Tuesday for their home in Pittsburgh. They spent Tuesday night with their son in Los Angeles, and proceeded on their way east yesterday. They had a most enjoyable visit here, and will probably return next year. Mr. Donahue still takes an active interest in political matters and will probably attend the Chicago convention. The Henderson Realty company has re-fitted the room fromerly occupied by Theodore Roberts, the jeweler, making a cozy office of the place. The Fullerton Improvement Co. is making preparations to build a bungalow court with fourteen bungalows in it. Frank Benchley is the architect. The court will be built at the corner of Pomona and Whiting avenues. The contest between Johnson and Hoover in this section is not creating very much of a stir. The adherents of these candidates have not yet reached a stage of enthusiasm where they are willing to wager odds on the result. The next meeting of the Round Table, April 28, will be guest day and everyone is urged to be present and bring their guests, as an especially fine program is prepared for the afternoon. Mr. Thos Askins of the Anaheim high school and group of students will present a delightful little farce. Mr. Kenneth McLellan of the Denishawn school will entertain with some numbers of interpretive dancing, while Mrs. A. J. Lawson, state president of the Women's Legislative council, will talk on some very important issues. Any one outside the club, interested in the community property law and wishing to know more ninth birthday on Saturday and invited a number of her young friends to her home on North Philadelphia street to spend the afternoon in playing games. Ice cream and cake was served. Those present as Madeline's guests were Rawlin Golter, Burton Goodrich, Florence Backs, Grace Crawford, Bernice Ingraham, Edith Alexander, Margaret Bock, Margaret Brenner and Vaughn Nelmann. Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Donahue, who have been guests of Mrs. Frank Shanley and other friends for two months past, left on Tuesday for their home in Pittsburgh. They spent Tuesday night with their son in Los Angeles, and proceeded on their way east yesterday. They had a most enjoyable visit here, and will probably return next year. Mr. Donahue still takes an active interest in political matters and will probably attend the Chicago convention. The Henderson Realty company has re-fitted the room fromerly occupied by Theodore Roberts, the jeweler, making a cozy office of the place. The Fullerton Improvement Co. is making preparations to build a bungalow court with fourteen bungalows in it. Frank Benchley is the architect. The court will be built at the corner of Pomona and Whiting avenues. The contest between Johnson and Hoover in this section is not creating very much of a stir. The adherents of these candidates have not yet reached a stage of enthusiasm where they are willing to wager odds on the result. The next meeting of the Round Table, April 28, will be guest day and everyone is urged to be present and bring their guests, as an especially fine program is prepared for the afternoon. Mr. Thos Askins of the Anaheim high school and group of students will present a delightful little farce. Mr. Kenneth McLellan of the Denishawn school will entertain with some numbers of interpretive dancing, while Mrs. A. J. Lawson, state president of the Women's Legislative council, will talk on some very important issues. Any one outside the club, interested in the community property law and wishing to know more ninth birthday on Saturday and invited a number of her young friends to her home on North Philadelphia street to spend the afternoon in playing games. Ice cream and cake was served. Those present as Madeline's guests were Rawlin Golter, Burton Goodrich, Florence Backs, Grace Crawford, Bernice Ingraham, Edith Alexander, Margaret Bock, Margaret Brenner and Vaughn Nelmann. Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Donahue, who have been guests of Mrs. Frank Shanley and other friends for two months past, left on Tuesday for their home in Pittsburgh. They spent Tuesday night with their son in Los Angeles, and proceeded on their way east yesterday. They had a most enjoyable visit here, and will probably return next year. Mr. Donahue still takes an active interest in political matters and will probably attend the Chicago convention. The Henderson Realty company has re-fitted the room fromerly occupied by Theodore Roberts, the jeweler, making a cozy office of the place. The Fullerton Improvement Co. is making preparations to build a bungalow court with fourteen bungalows in it. Frank Benchley is the architect. The court will be built at the corner of Pomona and Whiting avenues. The contest between Johnson and Hoover in this section is not creating very much of a stir. The adherents of these candidates have not yet reached a stage of enthusiasm where they are willing to wager odds on the result. The next meeting of the Round Table, April 28, will be guest day and everyone is urged to be present and bring their guests, as an especially fine program is prepared for the afternoon. Mr. Thos Askins of the Anaheim high school and group of students will present a delightful little farce. Mr. Kenneth McLellan of the Denishawn school will entertain with some numbers of interpretive dancing, while Mrs. A. J. Lawson, state president of the Women's Legislative council, will talk on some very important issues. Any one outside the club, interested in the community property law and wishing to know more ninth birthday on Saturday and invited a number of her young friends to her home on North Philadelphia street to spend the afternoon in playing games. Ice cream and cake was served. Those present as Madeline's guests were Rawlin Golter, Burton Goodrich, Florence Backs, Grace Crawford, Bernice Ingraham, Edith Alexander, Margaret Bock, Margaret Brenner and Vaughn Nelmann. Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Donahue, who have been guests of Mrs. Frank Shanley and other friends for two months past, left on Tuesday for their home in Pittsburgh. They spent Tuesday night with their son in Los Angeles, and proceeded on their way east yesterday. They had a most enjoyable visit here, and will probably return next year. Mr. Donahue still takes an active interest in political matters and will probably attend the Chicago convention. The Henderson Realty company has re-fitted the room fromerly occupied by Theodore Roberts, the jeweler, making a cozy office of the place. The Fullerton Improvement Co. is making preparations to build a bungalow court with fourteen bungalows in it. Frank Benchley is the architect. The court will be built at the corner of Pomona and Whiting avenues. The contest between Johnson and Hoover in this section is not creating very much of a stir. The adherents of these candidates have not yet reached a stage of enthusiasm where they are willing to wager odds on the result. The next meeting of the Round Table, April 28, will be guest day and everyone is urged to be present and bring their guests, as an especially fine program is prepared for the afternoon. Mr. Thos Askins of the Anaheim high school and group of students will present a delightful little farce. Mr. Kenneth McLellan of the Denishawn school will entertain with some numbers of interpretive dancing, while Mrs. A. J. Lawson, state president of the Women's Legislative council, will talk on some very important issues.Any one outside the club, interested in the community property law and wishing to know more ninth birthday on Saturday and invited a number of her young friends to her home on North Philadelphia street to spend the afternoon in playing games.Ice cream and cake was servedThose present as Madeline's guests were Rawlin Golter,Burton Goodrich,Florence Backs,Grace Crawford,Bernice IngrahamEdith Alexander,Margaret Bock,Margaret BrennerandVaughn Nelmann C.Krause,A.V.SmithEdgarJohnson,A.S.Bradford;from Santa FeSprings,MesdamesA.L.Lewis,P.J.WelshI. County taxes become delinquent next Monday night If you have not yet settled with the tax collector bear this mind. Fullerton voters defeated all members of the city council who were standing for re-election last week by a large majority,and now they are whispering about a recall movement to getthe others out There doesn't appear to be any reason for this exceptthe voters became stamped. Charles S.Cottofthe Scott Advertising agency,Santa Anawas in town Monday transacting business.His company has charge ofthe publicityfortheOrange CountyAutomobile show. George Meyersand family motoredto San Diegoand Tia Juana Sunday returninginthe evening. Anaheim needs two more city mail carriers,and Postmaster Ahlborn hopes theywill be grantedbythepowersatWashington.Almost every daythe forceis overwhelmedwithmail,thecarriersbeingcompelledtomakeextra tripswhichisvery inconvenienttothepublic. The roomintheKroegerbuildingvacatedby LouleHandlemanisbeingfittedupbyJ.T.Lyonforoccupancyasrealestateoffice. Paul LewisBohanonwhosehomeaddressisgivenasYorbaLindaOrangecounty.isbeing soughtasadeserterfromthenavy.Hen enlistJune28，1918,andis allegedtohavedesertedApril12，1920.Localofficershavebeenrequestedtolookoutforhim. AttorneyB.E.Tarver.refereeinhankruptcyhasreceivedpapersinthepetitionOfErnestFromanAnaheimseekinga settlementofhisaffairs.ThepetitionshowsthatFronmanhasliabilitiesof$10,$334.\12ofwhich$6,$429.\43areunsecured.Thecreditorsare nearlyallLosAngelesandSanPedrofirmsandindividuals.Hisassetsare$5,\075..includingrealnumbersoftheJewisism.Thenumberis FuneralofdiedSunday,Terry'syesementbeingfinishedTwo shortschoolstudentMondaynightfarewasenamedBracelet,aGood,brokenhiswife,Ruthrose,aseaplain;AngustfredWitmanwasthetitleofthefollowingJones,asocialSierraBengaHead;LadyOjorleUtter;AmericanWogglethorpe,LChandlerTh道DirectionNTHIPMENTSNOORangeCountyParaThermisknowancebroughttoa business trip.Ben reports thattheoilwellknownasYorbaNo.Iisstandingcementedatbetterthan3000feetandgoodresultsareexpectedas soonasdrillingagainisresumed.Ben saysan oilwellortwowouldbeaboutright.PRESBYTERIANCHURCHRev.C.B.Hatch,Pastor Ben Yorba was in town Monday on a business trip. Ben reports that the oil well known as Yorba No. 1 is standing cemented at better than 3000 feet and good results are expected as soon as drilling again is resumed. Ben says an oil well or two would be about right. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. C. B. Hatch, Pastor Services next Sunday at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Bible school at 9:45 a.m. F. N. Gibbs, superintendent. Classes for all ages. Separate apartments. P. P. S. C. E. at 6:30 p.m. FOR SALE—800 Valencia orange trees, A. Pierrotti, Bradford avenue, Placentia. Phone 14-J. HOUSE FOR SALE—Modern; 2 acre Valencias. 1409 Crone avenue. ft The Fremont and Katella girls met in a basketball contest at the Katella gronds with Fremont winning, 16-10. The game was very exciting and another one will be played shortly after the Easter vacation. SALESMEN WANTED—We have an opening for a live wire to represent us in Orange county. Every rancher a prospective buyer. This is one of the best propositions ever placed before the public. Address A B C, Anaheim Gazette office. WE BUY, raise, and sell fur-bearing rabbits and other fur-bearing animals. List what you have with us, stating your lowest prices on large lot shipments. The Fur & Specialty Farming Co., 515-517 N. P. Ave., Fargo, N. Dak. Mr. Thos Askins of the Anaheim high school and group of students will present a delightful little farce. Mr. Kenneth McLellan of the Denishawn school will entertain with some numbers of interpretive dancing, while Mrs. A. J. Lawson, state president of the Women's Legislative council, will talk on some very important issues. Any one outside the club, interested in the community property law and wishing to know more about it, is cordinally invited to be present—Courier. KILLING RABID ANIMALS That the killing of wild animals afflicted with rabies is an important phase of the work carried on by the bureau of biological survey, United States department of agriculture, is indicated by reports received from the bureau's skilled hunters in the west. In western regions where predatory animals are found both human life and live stock are seriously menaced when rabies appear. In Washington, for example, one of the hunters reported that rabid coyote had attacked two boys sleeping in a haystack and had badly torn the bedquilts covering them before he was driven off. In Oregon a young woman was set upon by a rabid coyote, which finally ran into a store, where it was shot. The following day three school children on horseback in the same locality were attacked by another coyote, which they succeeded in killing at serious risk to themselves. On a farm near Olympia, Washington, five head of cattle, one hog, and four dogs were killed because they were afflicted with rabies. Anaheim Gazette, per year, $1.50, payable in advance. Attorney B. E. Tarver, referee in bankruptcy, has received papers in the petition of Ernest Froman of Anaheim seeking a settlement of his affairs. The petition shows that Fron has liabilities of $10,334.12, of which $6,429.43 are unsecured. The creditors are nearly all Los Angeles and San Pedro firms and individuals. His assets are $5,075... including real estate that is mortgaged. Several persons, mostly children in this city, Santa Ana and elsewhere, have been made ill by eating loquats. Last year a number of deaths occurred from this cause. Physicians say it is not the flesh of the loquat but the tough husk surrounding the seeds that causes the illness, and advise people to use care in eating them. Dale R. King, manager of the Northern Orange County Citrus exchange, has on exhibition at the rooms of the exchange at Fullerton two bunches of lemons which were grown on a ranch at Yorba Linda. On one of the stems are 13 full grown lemons and on the other is a bunch of 12 lemons, which attract no end of attention from lemon growers. The parents of Peter Stoffel, who was killed in action in France, have received notice that the was cited for gallantry in action and meritorious service. Under general orders signed by General Pershing, the following relative to his division was received: "The commander in chief has noted in this division a special pride of service and a high state of morals never broken by hardships, nor battle." Stoffel died of wounds received near Solis-sons. The Pacific regularly betters and is hard load shipment Los Angeles. It can get frost at all. Embassy some points, leases is more barges place fact, I am ties that these goes are greener. Hundreds of county who pickling and picking lemons are unless they are employment. Lemon pick picked fruit houses of the estimated thirteen over 200 cars. The local cleared any concerns are coming ding nothing in than carload district south switched out drive in Los Angeles tempt to ship according to local Santa Ana. A new ordinance provision for ing permission foreral Freight Los Angeles station that tracing plants win in and out for situation is shipment and even this posits by shippers. The Pacific regularly betterzes and is hard load shipment Los Angeles. It can get frost at all. Embassy some points, leases is more barges place fact, I am ties that these goes are greener. Hundreds of county who pickling and picking lemons are unless they are employment. Lemon pick picked fruit houses of the estimated thirteen over 200 cars. The local cleared any concerns are coming ding nothing in than carload district south switched out drive in Los Angeles tempt to ship according to local Santa Ana. A new ordinance provision for ing permission foreral Freight Los Angeles station that tracing plants win in and out for situation is shipment and even this posits by shippers. The Pacific regularly betterzes and is hard load shipment Los Angeles. It can get frost at all. Embassy some points, leases is more barges place fact, I am ties that these goes are greener. Hundreds of county who pickling and picking lemons are unless they are employment. Lemon pick picked fruit houses of the estimated thirteen over 200 cars. The local cleared any concerns are coming ding nothing in than carload district south switched out drive in Los Angeles tempt to ship according to local Santa Ana. A new ordinance provision for ing permission foreral Freight Los Angeles station that tracing plants win in and out for situation is shipment and even this posits by shippers. The Pacific regularly betterzes and is hard load shipment Los Angeles. It can get frost at all. Embassy some points, leases is more barges place fact, I am ties that these goes are greener. Hundreds of county who pickling and picking lemons are unless they are employment. Lemon pick picked fruit houses of the estimated thirteen over 200 cars. The local cleared any concerns are coming ding nothing in than carload district south switched out drive in Los Angeles tempt to ship according to local Santa Ana. A new ordinance provision for ing permission foreral Freight Los Angeles station that tracing plants win in and out for situation is shipment and even this posits by shippers. The Pacific regularly betterzes and is hard load shipment Los Angeles. It can get frost at all. Embassy some points, leases is more barges place fact, I am ties that these goes are greener. Hundreds of county who pickling and picking lemons are unless they are employment. Lemon pick picked fruit houses of the estimated thirteen over 200 cars. The local cleared any concerns are coming ding nothing in than carload district south switched out drive in Los Angeles tempt to ship according to local Santa Ana. A new ordinance provision for ing permission foreral Freight Los Angeles station that tracing plants win in and out for situation is shipment and even this posits by shippers. The Pacific regularly betterzes and is hard load shipment Los Angeles. It can get frost at all. Embassy some points, leases is more barges place fact, I am ties that these goes are greener. Hundreds of county who pickling and picking lemons are unless they are employment. Lemon pickicked fruit houses of the estimated thirteen over 200 cars. The local cleared any concerns are coming ding nothing in than carload district south switched out drive in Los Angeles tempt to ship according to local Santa Ana. A new ordinance provision for ing permission foreral Freight Los Angeles station that tracing plants win in and out for situation is shipment and even this posits by shippers. The Pacific regularly betterzes and is hard load shipment Los Angeles. It can get frost at all. Embassy some points, leases is more barges place fact, I am ties that these goes are greener. Hundreds of county who pickling and picking lemons are unless they are employment. Lemon pickicked fruit houses of the estimated thirteen over 200 cars. The local cleared any concerns are coming ding nothing in than carload district south switched out drive in Los Angeles tempt to ship according to local Santa Ana. A new ordinance provision for ing permission foreral Freight Los Angeles station that tracing plants win in and out for situation is shipment and even this posits by shippers. The Pacific regularly betterzes and is hard load shipment Los Angeles. It can get frost at all. Embassy some points, leases is more barges place fact, I am ties that these goes are greener. Hundreds of county who pickling and picking lemons are unless they are employment. Lemon pickicked fruit houses of the estimated thirteen over 200 cars. The local cleared any concerns are coming ding nothing in than carload district south switched out drive in Los Angeles tempt to ship according to local Santa Ana. A new ordinance provision for ing permission foreral Freight Los Angeles station that tracing plants win in and out for situation is shipment and even this posits by shippers. The Pacific regularly betterzes and is hard load shipment Los Angeles. It can get frost at all. Embassy some points, leases is more barges place fact, I am ties that these goes are greener. Hundreds of county who pickling and picking lemons are unless they are employment. Lemon pickicked fruit houses of the estimated thirteen over 200 cars. The local cleared any concerns are coming ding nothing in than carload district south switched out drive in Los Angeles tempt to ship according to local Santa Ana. A new ordinance provision for ing permission foreral Freight Los Angeles station that tracing plants win in and out for situation is shipment and even this posits by shippers. The Pacific regularly betterzes and is hard load shipment Los Angeles. It can get frost at all. Embassy some points, leases is more barges place fact, I am ties that these goes are greener. Hundreds of county who pickling and picking lemons are unless they are employment. Lemon pickicked fruit houses of the estimated thirteen over 200 cars." The local cleared any concerns are coming ding nothing in than carload district south switched out drive in Los Angeles tempt to ship according to local Santa Ana. A new ordinance provision for ing permission foreral Freight Los Angeles station that tracing plants win in and out for situation is shipment and even this posits by shippers. The Pacific regularly betterzes and is hard load shipment Los Angeles. It can get frost at all. Embassy some points, leases is more barges place fact, I am ties that these goes are greener. Hundreds of county who pickling and picking lemons are unless they are employment. Lemon pickicked fruit houses of the estimated thirteen over 200 cars." The local cleared any concerns are coming ding nothing in than carload district south switched out drive in Los Angeles tempt to ship according to local Santa Ana." A new ordinance provision for ing permission foreral Freight Los Angeles station that tracing plants win in and out for situation is shipment and even this posits by shippers." The Pacific regularly betterzes and is hard load shipment Los Angeles. It can get frost at all. Embassy some points, leases is more barges place fact, I am ties that these goes are greener." Hundreds of county who pickling and picking lemons are unless they are employment." Lemon pickicked fruit houses of the estimated thirteen over 200 cars." The local cleared any concerns are coming ding nothing in than carload district south switched out drive in Los Angeles tempt to ship according to local Santa Ana." A new ordinance provision for ing permission foreral Freight Los Angeles station that tracing plants win in and out for situation is shipment and even this posits by shippers." The Pacific regularly betterzes和是Hard LoadshipLos Angeles站中一些特点，leasing是更多 barges的地点，I am ties that这些 goes Are great。 Hundreds of county who pickling和 picking lemons are unless they are employment." Lemon pickicked fruit houses of the estimated thirteen over 200 cars." The local cleared any concerns are coming ding nothing in than carload district south switched out drive in Los Angeles tempt to ship according to local Santa Ana." A new ordinance provision for ing permission foreral Freight Los Angeles站中一些特点，leasing是更多 barges的地点，I am ties that这些 goes Are great。 Hundreds of county who pickling和 picking lemons are unless they are employment." Lemon pickicked fruit houses of the estimated thirteen over 200 cars." The local cleared any concerns are coming ding nothing in than carload district south switched out drive in Los Angeles tempt to ship according to local Santa Ana." A new ordinance provision for ing permission foreral Freight Los Angeles站中一些特点，leasing是更多 barges的地点，I am ties that这些 goes Are great。 Hundreds of county who pickling和 picking lemons are unless they are employment." Lemon pickicked fruit houses of the estimated thirteen over 200 cars." The local cleared any concerns are coming ding nothing in than carload district south switched out drive in Los Angeles tempt to ship according to local Santa Ana." A new ordinance provision for ing permission foreral Freight Los Angeles站中一些特点，leasing是更多 barges的地点，I am ties that这些 goes Are great。 Hundreds of county who pickling和 picking lemons are unless they are employment." Lemon pickicked fruit houses of the estimated thirteen over 200 cars." The local cleared any concerns are coming ding nothing in than carload district south switched out drive in Los Angeles tempt to ship according to local Santa Ana." A new ordinance provision for ing permission foreral Freight Los Angeles站中一些特点，leasing是更多 barges的地点，I am ties that这些 goes Are great。 Hundreds of county who pickling和 picking lemons are unless they are employment." Lemon pickicked fruit houses of the estimated thirteen over 200 cars." The local cleared any concerns are coming ding nothing in than carload district south switched out drive in Los Angeles tempt to ship according to local Santa Ana." A new ordinance provision for ing permission foreral Freight Los Angeles站中一些特点，leasing是更多 barges的地点，I am ties that这些 goes Are great。 Hundreds of county who pickling和 picking lemons are unless they are employment." Lemon pickicked fruit houses of the estimated thirteen over 200 cars." The local cleared any concerns are coming ding nothing in than carload district south switched out drive in Los Angeles tempt to ship according to local Santa Ana." A new ordinance provision for ing permission foreral Freight Los Angeles站中一些特点，leasing是更多 barges的地点，I am ties that这些 goes Are great。 Hundreds of county who pickling和 picking lemons are unless they are employment." Lemon pickicked fruit houses of the estimated thirteen over 200 cars." The local cleared any concerns are coming ding nothing in than carload district south switched out drive in Los Angeles tempt to ship according to local Santa Ana." A new ordinance provision for ing permission foreral Freight Los Angeles站中一些特点，leasing是更多 barges的地点，I am ties that这些 goes Are great。 Hundreds of county who pickling和 picking lemons are unless they are employment." Lemon pickicked fruit houses of the estimated thirteen over 200 cars." The local cleared any concerns are coming ding nothing in than carload district south switched out drive in Los Angeles tempt to ship according to local Santa Ana." A new ordinance provision for ing permission foreral Freight Los Angeles站中一些特点，leasing是更多 barges的地点，I am ties that这些 goes Are great。 Hundreds of county who pickling和 picking lemons are unless they are employment." Lemon pickicked fruit houses of the estimated thirteen over 200 cars." The local cleared any concerns are coming ding nothing in than carload district south switched out drive in Los Angeles tempt to ship according to local Santa Ana." A new ordinance provision for ing permission foreral Freight Los Angeles站中一些特点，leasing是更多 barges的地点，I am ties that这些 goes Are great。 Hundreds of county who pickling和 picking lemons are unless they are employment." Lemon pickicked fruit houses of the estimated thirteen over 200 cars." The local cleared any concerns are coming ding nothing in than carload district south switched out drive in Los Angeles tempt to ship according to local Santa Ana." A new ordinance provision for ing permission foreral Freight Los Angeles站中一些特点，leasing是更多 barges的地点，I am ties that这些 goes Are great。 Hundreds of county who pickling和 picking lemons are unless they are employment." Lemon pickicked fruit houses of the estimated thirteen over 200 cars." The local cleared any concerns are coming ding nothing in than carload district south switched out drive in Los Angeles tempt to ship according to local Santa Ana." A new ordinance provision for ing permission foreral Freight Los Angeles站中一些特点，leasing是更多 barges的地点，I am ties that这些 goes Are great。 Hundreds of county who pickling和 picking lemons are unless they are employment." " FALKENSTEIN'S AN IMPORTANT SALE OF WOMEN'S COATS Every coat included in this special assortment is a timely investment for one can get the full benefit of service for the entire season and at the special discount prices we have put on them they represent a worth while saving. You will be surprised at the splendid styles, the beautiful materials and the excellent workmanship which is the predominating feature of every one of these garments. Will you choose yours today? The price is only $29.75 Have you taken advantage of the ANNUAL SALE OF BED SPREADS? If not, you had better act now! ANNUAL SALE OF BED SPREADS? If not, you had better act now! The amount subscribed by this city to the Jewish relief fund was $1136. The number of subscribers was 386. Funeral of Mrs. F. C. McKeel, who died Sunday, was held at Backs & Terry's yesterday morning, interment being in Anaheim cemetery. Two short plays were given by high school students at the auditorium Monday night. The first, a one-act farce was entitled "All on Account of a Bracelet." The cast was: Harry Osgood, a broker. Harry Brisco; Louise, his wife, Ruth Omer; Arabella Primrose, a seamstress, Ruth Chamberlain; Angustus, a clerk at Tiffany's, Fred Witman. "A Box of Monkeysa," was the title of a two-act comedy with the following cast: Mrs. Ondego-Jones, a social climber, Fern Quarton; Sierra Bengaline, her niece, Gladys Head; Lady Genevieve Landpoor, Marjorie Utter; Edward Raulston, an American, William Gibbs; Chauncey Oglethorpe, his English partner, Ira Chandler. The plays were given under the direction of Prof. Thomas Askin. SHIPMENTS OF FRUIT NOW AT A STANDSTILL Orange County Packing Houses Still Paralyzed by Strike The shipping of citrus fruits from Orange county is still tied up by the strike and the citrus managers are all in the dark as to when shipping will be resumed, says the Register. "The Lord only knows when we will be able to ship again," declared a prominent citrus shipper today. "The situation doesn't seem to be clearing at all. Embargoes are being lifted at some points, but the effect of such releases is more than offset by new embargoes placed on other points. In fact, I am told by railroad authorities that the number of new embargoes are greater than the releases." Hundreds of men and women in the county who would be at work now in picking and packing oranges and packing lemons are still forced to idleness unless they are engaged in other employment to the local shipments out of Los Angeles. Between the P. E. and the truck lines running between here and the metropolis small freight to this city is being handled in a more or less satisfactory manner. COUNTY Y M C A OFFICE MOVED TO SANTA ANA The second step in the plan for enlarging the scope of work of the Young Men's Christian Association in Orange county was made Saturday when the office was opened at 421 Spurgeon building, Santa Ana, and the equipment moved from the residence office at Orange. Today the secretaries have been busy getting settled in their new location arranging for phones, etc., and hope to b establish before the middle of the week. Many activities are on the program for the Y clubs this week. This is national Bible study examination week and a large number of the groups will write the various tests and again compete for the Dan MacDonald cup which has been won by the boys of Orange county in 1917 and 1918 and was held by them last year because no examinations were held by the international committee. Camp leaders will meet on Thursday evening at the First Presbyterian church, Santa Ana. All former camp leaders are urged to be present and bring some good prospective men with them. The c mapannouncement for 1920 is in the hand of the printers and plans and programs will be discussed on Thursday. Saturday, the 24th, a camp reunion will be held at Huntington Beach from 5 to 8 p.m. The camp leaders will have charge of the doings and a big time is expected. Every fellow who was at Camp Wilkie last year should be on hand with buns and wieners and have a part in the fun. Entry blanks for the big track meet have been mailed to all the club leaders and should be in the hands of the secretaries by April 28th. The date for the meet has been set for May 1 at the Santa Ana high school track. referee in papers in the man of Anaht of his affair that Frohns 30,334.12, of secured. The Los Angeles individuals, including real children in elsewhere, being loquats. This occurred says it is that but the seeds that provise people of the North's exchange, rooms of the bunches of on a ranch of the stems and on the lemons, which from lemon Stoffel, whorance, have was cited meritorious orders signed following, re-ceived: has notel in use of service never brokattle." Stoffeld near Sols at all. Embargoes are being lifted at some points, but the effect of such releases is more than offset by new embargoes placed on other points. In fact, I am told by railroad authorities that the number of new embargoes are greater than the releases." Hundreds of men and women in the county who would be at work now in picking and packing oranges and packing lemons are still forced to idleness unless they are engaged in other employment. Lemon picking continues, with the picked fruit being stored in warehouses of the packing plants. It is estimated that there are at this time over 200 cars of lemons stored away. The local freight situation has not cleared any so far as the steam lines are concerned. Santa Fe freight trains are coming down, but they are handling nothing from Los Angeles in less than carload lots. Carloads for the district south of Los Angeles are switched out of the trainloads that arrive in Los Angeles. There is no attempt to ship less than carload lots, according to a statement made at the local Santa Fe station this morning. A new order just received makes provision for citrus shipment, providing permission can be secured from General Freight Agent H. P. Anewalt at Los Angeles, and the further condition that tracks are clear at refrigerating plants where the cars can be run in and out for iceing of the fruit. The situation is not inviting to citrus shipment and it is not probable that even this possibility will be attempted by shippers. The Pacific Electric is operating regularly between here and Los Angeles and is hauling the less than carload shipments that come down from Los Angeles. It is handling anything it can get from the steam lines, in ad- 5 to 8 p.m. The camp leaders will have charge of the doings and a big time is expected. Every fellow who was at Camp Wilkie last year should be on hand with buns and wieners and have a part in the fun. Entry blanks for the big track meet have been mailed to all the club leaders and should be in the hands of the secretaries by April 28th. The date for the meet has been set for May 1 at the Santa Ana high school track. Reports from the workers on the boy life survey of the county show that rapid progress is being made and that all data should be in by the end of this week and a new program be outlined to meet the needs discovered, by the next week. THE SALVATION ARMY LASSIE DOUGHNUT Here is the recipe for the famous Salvation Army doughnut that is ranked among the big features in winning the war "over there": 5 cups flour 2 cups sugar 5 teaspoonfuls baking powder 1 Saltspoonful salt 2 eggs 3-4 cup milk 1 tablespoonful lard Knead, cut and drop into boiling lard. When thoroughly brown serve with a smile. Anaheim Gazette, per year, $1.50. payable in advance.