anaheim-gazette 1921-11-10

Smart and Shapely THREE things you realize about Queen Quality Shoes—they are extremely good looking; they are pleasingly priced; and they wear amazingly long. THREE things you realize about Queen Quality Shoes—they are extremely good looking; they are pleasingly priced; and they wear amazingly long. The S. Q. R. Store Mrs. E. E. Remsberg, sister of President Harding, has been drawn to serve on the grand jury. F. A. Pietrock has taken out a permit to build a residence on Lemon street, the cost being $3200. B. V. Boebe is erecting a hollow tile business block on the corner of Center and South Philadelphia street, opposite the Grand theatre. The cost, estimated in the permit, is $4500. M. F. Reagan, supplying domestic water in Los Alamitos, was allowed a flat rate of $1.50 a month and meter rates ranging from 25 to 15 cents a hundred cubic feet, according to quantity, by the railroad commission. Mrs. Henrietta Lawrie, wife of Dr. Lawrie, died Saturday morning at the family home on West Center street. The Thursday Evening Pinochle club met last week with Mrs. G. W. Closson, a large number of members being present. Mrs. C. J. Dunham left for Greenfield, Iowa, Friday, after receiving a telegram notifying her that her father had been killed by a falling tree. The fire department was called out Saturday evening to extinguish a blaze in the rear of the Plain Dealer office on Chartres street, when some rubbish had caught fire from an unknown cause. The damage was slight. How Good is More Important Than How Much Copyright 1921 Hart Schaffner & Marx —Low price doesn't mean low cost, but long wear does and long wear means good quality, all-wool fabrics. You get it all in Hart, Schaffner & Marx clothes. Your money back if you're not satisfied. "BY ALL MEANS, GET-A FIT." F. A. YUNGBLUTH Home of Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothes Funeral of Miss Elsie Hilkers was held at Backs & Terry's Monday afternoon, the body being sent to Nebraska for interment. Rev. G. G. Schmelzer officiated at the funeral. Deceased was 24 years of age. Five buildings are now in course of construction in this city, the combined cost of which total $490,000. They are the Elks' club, now nearing completion, the Eisenhauer block, the city hall, the Kraemer building, and the Lutheran church. Prolonged blowing of the whistle shortly after five o'clock Sunday night announced that the last of the beets at the Anaheim sugar factory had been sliced. The plant will continue in operation for a few days in order to clean up. Walter Crowther was in town yesterday from his Placentia ranch. He is just finishing the walnut harvest, having delivered 46 tons of prime nuts at the warehouse. He is prosperous and happy, and has one of the finest orchards in Orange county. Report of a collision between cars driven by A. P. Dunn and C. D. Campbell, on the highway between Anaheim and Long Beach, was filed with the sheriff's office by Dunn, who resides in Long Beach. Dunn's Ford was considerably damaged in the collision, Dunn stated. County School Superintendent R. P. Mitchell has made arrangements whereby it will be possible for President Jessup, of the Iowa state teacher's college of Cedar Falls, Ia., to appear on the program of the Orange county teachers' institute. The institute will meet three days in Santa Ana, December 19, 20, and 21. The Iowa educator is to speak December Roland Dye, Orange county Boy Scout executive, addressed the Rotary club at the weekly luncheon Saturday, his subject being the Boy Scout movement. W. A. Dolan was chairman for the day. Jake Vetter, driver of a Sanitary bakery delivery wagon, collided with an auto on Lincoln avenue Saturday night. The delivery wagon was considerably damaged, but Jake received no injuries. V. W. LaMont was elected chairman of the Red Cross roll call, which begins on November 11 and ends November 24. The campaign will last two weeks and every adult person in Anaheim is expected to enroll his name as a member of this charitable society. Rusco & Hockwald's famous Georgia minstrels appeared at the Fairland last night. This is one of the most noted minstrel troups on the road, and many elderly people boast of having seen them a generation ago. Several members of the troup since its organization have acquired fame in the show business. Capt. Alexander Henry has received an invitation to take his cannon to Santa Ana on Armistice Day. The captain is arranging to take the gun over on a truck in charge of an escort of trained gunners, including himself, and it will be fired at intervals while the parade is on. He will have his truck gaily decorated with allied flags. A. S. Bradford, of Placentia, was summoned to appear in court charged with driving across a newly constructed highway at Yorba Linda. J. H. Moore, who swore to the complaint, declared in court that Bradford was not the man who committed the offense, consequently the case was dis- County School Superintendent R. P. Mitchell has made arrangements whereby it will be possible for President Jessup, of the Iowa state teacher's college of Cedar Falls, Ia., to appear on the program of the Orange county teachers' institute. The institute will meet three days in Santa Ana, December 19, 20, and 21. The Iowa educator is to speak December 20. As a result of the septic tank demonstration given in Tustin and Fullerton recently by F. S. Belton, of the Davis agricultural college, a number of the tanks are being installed at Orange county farms, Farm Advisor H. E. Wahlberg stated. Both the Tustin and Fullerton demonstrations were well attended by county ranchers. Booklets on the various phases of septic tanks can now be obtained by writing to the office of the county farm advisor. The board of supervisors referred to Highway Superintendent J. L. McBride the letter from the Automobile Club of Southern California, which seeks permission to place at its expense six experimental red light warning signals at dangerous crossings in the county. McBride will select the locations desired for the signs. Mrs. Flora M. Pyle has sent a letter to the supervisors asking that some action be taken toward caring for El Camino Real bells along the state highway in this county. It appears that the supervisors have no jurisdiction over the state highway. A large number of intimate friends and relatives witnessed the marriage Thursday of Miss Viola Muckenthaler and Fred L. Hayes, which took place at the parochial residence of St. Boniface's church, Rev. Father Browne officiating. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. Muckenthal, and has grown up from childhood here, having a host of warm friends in the city and vicinity. The groom is a son of Mrs. R. R. Pember, and has resided in Anahaim about two years. He was in the aviation service during the war. The young couple left after the ceremony in an auto for northern part of the state, expecting to be gone about three weeks. Charging the killing of a deer on a county school superintendent R. P. Mitchell has made arrangements whereby it will be possible for President Jessup, of the Iowa state teacher's college of Cedar Falls, Ia., to appear on the program of the Orange county teachers' institute. The institute will meet three days in Santa Ana, December 19, 20, and 21. The Iowa educator is to speak December 20. As a result of the septic tank demonstration given in Tustin and Fullerton recently by F. S. Belton, of the Davis agricultural college, a number of the tanks are being installed at Orange county farms, Farm Advisor H. E. Wahlberg stated. Both the Tustin and Fullerton demonstrations were well attended by county ranchers. Booklets on the various phases of septic tanks can now be obtained by writing to the office of the county farm advisor. The board of supervisors referred to Highway Superintendent J. L. McBride the letter from the Automobile Club of Southern California, which seeks permission to place at its expense six experimental red light warning signals at dangerous crossings in the county. McBride will select the locations desired for the signs. Mrs. Flora M. Pyle has sent a letter to the supervisors asking that some action be taken toward caring for El Camino Real bells along the state highway in this county. It appears that the supervisors have no jurisdiction over the state highway. A large number of intimate friends and relatives witnessed the marriage Thursday of Miss Viola Muckenthaler and Fred L. Hayes, which took place at the parochial residence of St. Boniface's church, Rev. Father Browne officiating. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. Muckenthal, and has grown up from childhood here, having a host of warm friends in the city and vicinity. The groom is a son of Mrs. R. R. Pember, and has resided in Anahaim about two years. He was in the aviation service during the war. The young couple left after the ceremony in an auto for northern part of the state, expecting to be gone about three weeks. Charging the killing of a deer on a county school superintendent R. P. Mitchell has made arrangements whereby it will be possible for President Jessup, of the Iowa state teacher's college of Cedar Falls, Ia., to appear on the program of the Orange county teachers' institute. The institute will meet three days in Santa Ana, December 19, 20, and 21. The Iowa educator is to speak December 20. As a result of the septic tank demonstration given in Tustin and Fullerton recently by F. S. Belton, of the Davis agricultural college, a number of the tanks are being installed at Orange county farms, Farm Advisor H. E. Wahlberg stated. Both the Tustin and Fullerton demonstrations were well attended by county ranchers. Booklets on the various phases of septic tanks can now be obtained by writing to the office of the county farm advisor. The board of supervisors referred to Highway Superintendent J. L. McBride the letter from the Automobile Club of Southern California, which seeks permission to place at its expense six experimental red light warning signals at dangerous crossings in the county. McBride will select the locations desired for the signs. Mrs. Flora M. Pyle has sent a letter to the supervisors asking that some action be taken toward caring for El Camino Real bells along the state highway in this county. It appears that the supervisors have no jurisdiction over the state highway. A large number of intimate friends and relatives witnessed the marriage Thursday of Miss Viola Muckenthaler and Fred L. Hayes, which took place at the parochial residence of St. Boniface's church, Rev. Father Browne officiating. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. Muckenthal, and has grown up from childhood here, having a host of warm friends in the city and vicinity. The groom is a son of Mrs. R. R. Pember, and has resided in Anahaim about two years. He was in the aviation service during the war. The young couple left after the ceremony in an auto for northern part of the state, expecting to be gone about three weeks. Charging the killing of a deer on a county school superintendent R. P. Mitchell has made arrangements whereby it will be possible for President Jessup, of the Iowa state teacher's college of Cedar Falls, Ia., to appear on the program of the Orange county teachers' institute. The institute will meet three days in Santa Ana, December 19, 20, and 21. The Iowa educator is to speak December 20. As a result of the septic tank demonstration given in Tustin and Fullerton recently by F. S. Belton, of the Davis agricultural college, a number of the tanks are being installed at Orange county farms, Farm Advisor H. E. Wahlberg stated. Both the Tustin and Fullerton demonstrations were well attended by county ranchers. Booklets on the various phases of septic tanks can now be obtained by writing to the office of the county farm advisor. The board of supervisors referred to Highway Superintendent J. L. McBride the letter from the Automobile Club of Southern California, which seeks permission to place at its expense six experimental red light warning signals at dangerous crossings in the county. McBride will select the locations desired for the signs. Mrs. Flora M. Pyle has sent a letter to the supervisors asking that some action be taken toward caring for El Camino Real bells along the state highway in this county. It appears that the supervisors have no jurisdiction over the state highway. A large number of intimate friends and relatives witnessed the marriage Thursday of Miss Viola Muckenthaler and Fred L. Hayes, which took place at the parochial residence of St. Boniface's church, Rev. Father Browne officiating. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. Muckenthal, and has grown up from childhood here, having a host of warm friends in the city and vicinity. The groom is a son of Mrs. R. R. Pember, and has resided in Anahaim about two years. He was in the aviation service during the war. The young couple left after the ceremony in an auto for northern part of the state, expecting to be gone about three weeks. Charging the killing of a deer on a county school superintendent R. P. Mitchell has made arrangements whereby it will be possible for President Jessup, of the Iowa state teacher's college of Cedar Falls, Ia., to appear on the program of the Orange county teachers' institute. The institute will meet three days in Santa Ana, December 19, 20, and 21. The Iowa educator is to speak December 20. As a result of the septic tank demonstration given in Tustin and Fullerton recently by F.S.Belton, of the Davis agricultural college, a number of the tanks are being installed at Orange county farms, Farm Advisor H.E.Wallop were the winners Those present were Mr.'s and Mrs.'s F.A.Yungbluth, Mr.'s and Mrs.'s F.A.Backs Jr., Mr.'s and Mrs.'s J.W.Wallop Mr.'s and Mrs.'s A.B.McCord, Mr.'s and Mrs.H.G.Ames, Mr.'s and Mrs.W.A.Dolan Mr.'s and Mrs.'s Fred Zeppenfeld and Mr.'s and Mrs.'s T.L.McFadden. Rate Collector Wallace reports that he has written in the neighborhood of nineteen hundred receipts to light and water users for November Only a couple of months ago the number reached but seventeen hundred This is a remarkable increase, and indicates rapid growth ofthe city When allthe sub-divisions are covered by dwellings and each house contain customer for light and water Mr.Wallace will be corpelled to call for more help in his department. In order to render a full and detailed explanation of its plans with regard tothe proposed rail spur to Garden Grove,the Union Pacific railroad may direct a high official to addressthe next meetingofthe Garden Grove Chamberof Commerce onNovember 14 This isthe beliefofDr.C.C.Violet,presidentofthechamberwhodeclaredthatsuchactiononthepartoftheroadisprobable Dr.ViolettexpectsomvotetobemadeeitherbytherancherswhoaresaidtobeopposedtotheproposedspurorthebusinessmenofGardenGrovewhoaredeclaredtofavortheproposaluntilafterthechambermeeting. Frank E.Monaghan died at his home in Glendale on Sunday,afteralingering illness.The funeral occurred yesterday,andwasattended by More than forty Mexican families have left Anaheim and its vicinity duringthe past few days,scattering outtovariouspointswhere there wasa demandfor labor.Closeofthe sugarfactoryhas thrownalnumberoutofemployment. Default judgment against George Kammerer，ofFullerton，whois defendantina suitonan allegednotefor$2000，has beenorderedinthesuperior courtbyAllenandLyon,Fullertonattorneys，representingC.E.McFadden，ofthatcity，whoisplaintiffintheaction.TheorderdeclaresthatKammererfailedtoappearin court. T.L.McFaddenwasappointedbyJudgeWestto defendJ.D.McCarthychargedwithburglaryandgrandlarceny，whose trialissetforNovember18.McCarthyisaccusedofbreakingintotheroomofI.L Williams，atHuntingtonBeach。它isallegedthathestoleclothingandjewelrytothevalueof$200。Hewaswithoutanattorneywhenarraignedandthe courtappointedMcFaddento defendhim. The supervisors have receiveda formal invitationto attendthemeetingoftheLeagueoftheSouthwest.atRiverside，December8，9and10 whenthestatusoftheCOLORadoriverdevelopmentprojectistobeconsidered,andaneffortmade士siftouttheconflictingideaspresentedbyvariouselementsinterested.Governorsofwesternstatesandothersinterestedinreclamationareexpectedtoattendtheconference.AtthesametimeandplacewillbeheldtheinitialmeetingoftheinterstateColoradorivercommission.formedthroughthejointactionofstateandfederalgovernments. With eight presidents have left Anaheim and its vicinity duringthe past few days,scattering outtovariouspointswhere there wasa demandfor labor.Closeofthe sugarfactoryhas thrownalnumberoutofemployment. 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Charging the killing of a deer on a game preserve, in violation of the state law, Game Warden W. E. Adkinson Monday swore out a complaint against Percy V. Crump, Trabuco rancher and apiarist. The offense was alleged to have been committed on October 5, ten days before the close of the deer season. Hunting on the game refuge is prohibited, unless permits are secured from the state fish and game commission. These permits are not issued, it is understood, except for destroying predatory animals. Adkinson is said to have come upon the spot where the deer was slain, and to have followed its trail to where it was dressed. Steps have been taken to begin laying of a belt line of large water mains around the business district of the city, which will afford greater pressure and consequently greater fire protection. At a cost of $30,000 a ten-inch main will be laid around an area approximately one mile square. The council at its last meeting also authorized City Manager Steward to proceed with the paving of a six-foot strip on the north side of Center street between Lemon and Clementine streets. This is the result of a plan to widen the street. The buildings have been set back, and a sidewalk 12 feet nine inches wide will be laid. Frank E. Monaghan died at his home in Glendale on Sunday, after a lingering illness. The funeral occurred yesterday, and was attended by a number of Elks from Santa Ana, where deceased formerly resided. Monaghan was conductor of the first railroad train that entered this city, in the early seventies. His train arrived at the Loara station in the evening, and returned to Los Angeles the next morning. Monaghan retired from railroading to go into the mercantile business at Needles. He was a partner of Dan Murphy, the Brea canyon oil magnate. His estate is valued at half a million dollars. There were fifteen cars of tomatoes shipped out of Fullerton last week by the Orange County Produce Growers' association it was announced by J. W. Wallop, secretary. Wallop stated that the market is now the best it has been this year, the growers netting $1.40 per lug in pool No. 7 last week, this being the highest price for the season. This association is using the Benchley packing house, and is the only one in the county operating a full crew at full time, it was stated. It is one of the busiest little places in the county just now, a regular bee hive of industry. Seven cars of tomatoes were shipped by the American Fruit Growers, market conditions being most satisfactory. The Benchley Fruit company shipped eight cars of nuts. With eight speeders and five spotlight offenders nabbed in the past few days, County Motorcycle Officer Henry S. Warner is backing Justice J. B. Cox's persistent struggle for traffic law enforcement. Four speeders were named in complaints filed Monday and four more included in charges Tuesday. Speeders named in the complaints issued Monday were O. Witherell, Hollywood; J. A. Durham, Los Angeles; Jean Cox, Santa Ana, and Tom Lloyd, Long Beach. Spotlight offenders were five in number. They are William Cox, National City; Rex Sawyer, Los Angeles; Don Carpenter, Fullerton; L. A. Connell, San Diego, and E. F. King, Los Angeles. Judgment to the amount of $8000 was awarded to Mrs. Blanche Newton in her suit against A. N. Cox for $15,000 damages for injuries suffered in an automobile collision. Noel Newton, whose case was presented at the same time was awarded $3112.60. He asked for $9000 damages. The case went to the jury about 2:30 Thursday afternoon and a verdict was reached shortly before 5 p.m. W. W. Krick was foreman of the jury. Woodruff and Shoemaker, of Los Angeles, represented the plaintiffs. W. I. Gilbert and Scarborough, Forgy and Reinhaus acted as attorneys for the defendant. FALKENSTEIN'S Years of Service Anniversary Sales in progress. See the windows for particulars. ALKENSTEIN'S Armistice day is a legal holiday. It has been proclaimed such by Governor Stephens. Issuance by the proclamation means that the schools of Orange county and the state must close November 11, R. P. Mitchell, superintendent of county schools, stated. The action is said to clear a situation that has caused authorities more or less trouble. Armistice day has been declared a legal holiday by act of the state legislature, but the act does not carry a provision that schools must close. Certain legal holidays are designated as closing days for the schools. Laws do provide, however, that schools must not be kept in session on holidays declared by proclamation of a governor or of the president of the United States. Authorities of many of the schools of the county had arranged to continue school tomorrow, with patriotic exercises featuring the program of the day. Southern Counties Gas company of California has been authorized by the railroad commission to issue and sell at not less than 95 per cent of their face value and accrued interest $100,-000 of Series "F" 10-year collateral trust bonds and to use the proceeds to reimburse its treasury for money expended for extensions and betterments and thereafter to pay current liabilities. The collateral trust bonds are to be secured by the deposit of $131,300 of the county's first mortgage bonds. Better have the best word than the last word. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Estate of Rosalle Hart Luneberg, Deceased. Notice is Hereby Given, by the undersigned, executors of the last will of Rosalle Hart Luneburg, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against said deceased to file them with the necessary vouchers in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of the County of Orange, State of California, or to exhibit the same with the necessary vouchers to the said executors at their place of business, No. 311 First National Bank building, City of Anaheim, in the County of Orange, within ten months after the first publication of this notice. Dated this 1st day of November, 1921. Date of first publication, Nov. 3rd, 1921. JOACHIM F. LUNEBURG AND EDGAR J. HARTUNG, As the Executors of the Last Will and Testament of Rosalle Hart Luneburg, Deceased. LEONARD EVANS, Attorney for Executors, Anaheim, Calif. (Publish Nov. 3-10-17-24) FOR SALE—Ford coupe, four months old; $600.00, terms. Fully equipped—extra tire. Phone Placentia 232-M. 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