anaheim-gazette 1922-06-22

PAGE FOUR Anaheim Gazette ESTABLISHED 1870 ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY Henry Kuchel, Editor and Proprietor SUBSCRIPTION PER YEAR ... $1.50 SIX MONTHS ... $1.00 THREE MONTHS ... $ .50 Entred at the Anaheim Postoffice as second-class matter OFFICIAL CITY PAPER Trial of the embezzlement case against C. R. Pleasants of Fullerton, scheduled to start at 10 o'clock Monday in department one of the superior court, was continued to June 27 at 9 o'clock when Deputy District Attorney C. N. Mozley found it necessary to amend the information. This will necessitate a new plea being entered by the defendant, who is alleged to have embezzled $260 from the Crescent Creamery company, of Fullerton. A mass of documentary evidence will be presented when the case comes up for trial and a spirited battle between counsel is anticipated. Friends of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Wallace were saddened to learn Tuesday that their daughter, Alberta, had died at 7 o'clock that morning. She had been ill for several months, but hopes of her recovery was entertained to the last. Miss Alberta was a student of the high school and was extremely popular among her fellow students, being a musician of prosaic and one of the leaders in the orchestra. She was also a member of the Orange County Symphony orchestra. Her Experience "I was never able to bake a good cake until using Royal. I find other powders leave a bitter taste." Mrs. C. P. ROYAL Baking Powder Absolutely Pure Contains No Alum Leaves No Bitter Taste Send for New Royal Cook Book — It's FREE. Royal Baking Powder Co., 126 William St., New York in whole or in part of Santa Cruz, Monterey, San Luis Obispo, San Benito, Inyo, Fresno, Kings, Tulare and Kern counties, with an estimated Catholic population of 50,000. $968,697 FOR STATE ROADS FROM FOREST ROAD FhND Expenditures totaling $968,697 of NEW DIOCESE CREATED Catholics of Orange county are deeply interested in the announcement that advices had been received from the Most Rev. John Bonbano, D., apostolic delegate to the United States, at Washington, D.C., that had promulgated an order dividing the diocese of Los Angeles and Monterey. According to the Rev. Father Henry Eummelen, rector of St. Joseph church, Santa Ana, such an order has been anticipated for many months, the movement for the division having been started by the late Bishop John Conaty. The length of the diocese of Los Angeles and Monterey, which included both northern and southern California, made it almost impossible for the bishop to give to it the administrative attention which the growing sections demanded. This was one of the reasons for the division. Under the new system, the southern diocese will be known as the diocese of Los Angeles and San Diego and the northern as the diocese of Monterey and Fresno, with Fresno as the seat. Los Angeles will continue to be the see of the southern jurisdiction. It is expected that Bishop Cantwell will continue as bishop. The southern diocese will include the counties of Orange, San Diego, Imperial, Riverside, San Bernardino, Los Angeles, Ventura and Santa Barbara, with an estimated Catholic population of 150,000. The diocese of Monterey and Fresno will comprise the counties, either in whole or in part of Santa Cruz, Monterey, San Luis Obispo, San Benito, Inyo, Fresno, Kings, Tulare and Kern counties, with an estimated Catholic population of 50,000. Expenditures totaling $968,697 of national forest highway funds for the construction of 50 miles of roads in California have just been approved by Secretary of Agriculture Wallace. This money was made available for roads serving the national forests and for roads within or adjacent to the forests, which are of primary importance to states, counties and communities. Five projects will be constructed. All are parts of the state highway system, with the exception of the Big Bear valley project which is 10 miles in length and estimated to cost $353,713. Of this amount $185,000 will be appropriated by the state. Two hundred thousand dollars will be expended on the construction of a 10 mile section of the Crescent City-Grant's Pass road, one of the main north and south highways connecting the California and Oregon state highway systems. Thirteen miles of highway will be constructed between Redding and Alturas at a cost of $200,000. This road will aid in opening the northeastern part of the state and serve as a connection between the California and Nevada highways. Two hundred thousand dollars will be spent in the construction of 11 miles of the Red Bluff-Susanville road and another $200,000 in the construction of 6 miles of the Cuyama road, both of which are considered by the forest service as important links in the state highway system. The state will co-operate to the extent of $92,500 in the construction of the latter road. Aid in the construction of all these projects has been asked from the forest road funds by the California state highway commission. Hard work isn't a cure-all, but is a cure-much. SOMETHING FIRST CLASS 15 acres—10 ac. 2-yr. Valencias, 5 ac. 9-yr. Ve all very fine and thrifty trees. The best of sandy loam soil. Good Soo, bungalow, cement pipe lines, etc. Price $46,000. Will not be long until this 15 acres is worth $75,000 and will be one of the best groves in the country. We believe that it pays to buy first-class property. Will consider selling 5 or 10 acres of this grove. Orange County Realty Co., Inc. ROSS BROS. the series of poultry demonstrations under the auspices of the extension division of the University of California college of agriculture, held in the county, according to Assistant Farm Advisor Floyd Scott, who is directing the work. Professor W. A. Newton, poultry expert, is in charge of the demonstrations. The first of the series was held at the J. V. McConnell ranch near Garden Grove Monday morning. More than 75 persons were present. Following the demonstration a picnic lunch was enjoyed and lemonade served by the McConnels. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Anaheim, June 14th, 1922. Just having had a house built and completed, No. 1007 West Center St., by J. E. Hamlyn, I wish to state that I never did business with anyone that has acted so fair, and has done the work so satisfactory in every particular, that I can't but make this statement to show that I appreciate a square deal, and believe in giving credit to whom it is due. His contract figure was several hundred dollars less than I got elsewhere, and some things furnished and alterations made without extra charge, that was not in the contract, and I know the work could not have been done finer by anyone. So I take pleasure in fully recommending this man's work and dealings to anyone that intends building. I make this statement voluntarily and unbeknowingly to Mr. Hamlyn. Mr. H. G. Slining, a late arrival from Chicago and who has gone in business here, now occupies the building. M. HENRY. 225 E. Broadway, Anaheim. The above article was ordered and paid for by M. Henry, 225 E. Broadway. CALIFORNIA THEATRE ANAHEIM PHONE 758 DAILY MATINEE, 2:30 Continuous Shows Sunday, 2;45, 4:45, 6:45, 8:45 Thursday, June 22 “Second-Hand Rose” ANAHEIM PHONE 758 DAILY MATINEE, 2:30 Continuous Shows Sunday, 2;45, 4:45, 6:45, 8:45 Thursday, June 22 “Second-Hand Rose” Also West Coast Theatres Co., Inc., Own Road Show, Vaudeville Revue 5—BIG TIME ACTS—5 Friday and Saturday, June 23-24 The Great Picture “The Prodigal Judge” Novelty Review Kinograms Sunday and Monday, June 25-26 RICHARD BARTHELMESS in “The Seventh Day” Going Straight Aesop’s Fables Tuesday-Wednesday, June 26-27 “Beauty’s Worth” Leather Pushers No. 4 Topics Movie Chats Reese at the Great Wurlitzer. USED CAR DEPARTMENT USED CAR DEPARTMENT The continued demand for new Fords has brought us in a choice variety of used cars. There are some good cars in this Department. A list of a few Bargains that we have on hand: 1920 Overland. Mystery. In A-1 shape $400 Late model Briscoe Roadster, spare tire, ready to go $150 Maxwell Touring, looks good, runs good, rubber is good $125 A Dort Touring. Has just been put through the shop and is in good running order $165 Ford Speedster $200 1921 Ford Touring, Hassler shocks, speedometer, good rubber $375 1920 Ford Touring (4) new tires $340 1921 Ford Sedan, looks like new, double Hasslers, speedometer $615 1921 Ford Touring, motor has new pistons, bands just relined $375 Late model Oakland. Looks goods, spare tire many extras $425 Ford Touring, demountable rims $150 Service That Satisfies WICKERSHEIM IMPLEMENT CO. FULLERTON Annis Electric Service Announces The Purchase of Exide" USL STORAGE BATTERY SERVICE Service for all makes The Automotive Electric Company And Will Be Located at 234 South Los Angeles Street Each location we will be pleased to meet our many friends and will continue to render the same efficient service on both "Exide" and U. S. L. BATTERIES And all Ignition Units and Batteries SPECIAL OFFER BATTERIES And all Ignition Units and Batteries SPECIAL OFFER combining the two businesses we find a surplus stock of Batts which we must reduce. For a short time we will offer this stock at greatly reduced prices. Come in- Come in. New Address Automotive Electric Company With Los Angeles Street Phone 155 Stock Reducing Sale Kelly-Springfield Tires Kelly 5-Ply Reg. Price $14.90 Special Price $10.90 These special prices are for a short time only. Fresh guaranteed stock, no seconds. Other sizes reduced in proportion. Come early for quick action. AHEIM VULCANIZING WORKS WITH A SMILE ever gets the day's work which is the heaviest load any vocation can carry. Accomplished without nobody ever climbed to the assistance of his many a failure, though hard and wholly adequate for existence, can fall to the repellent to a world that was amiably met. The dispensations of a most inscrutable Provi-individual learns until through the years of constructive effort those children have smoothed the so temperamentally in-ey will learn of others. pupil listens with cynicism to the experienced years to place at his lessons learned from a life-time of success and failure. The son regards the father as an old fogy swayed by antiquated and outworn impuises and principles, until he himself has passed the age of 40 and awakens to blinding regret that he had not turned a more attentive ear to the advice of fond wisdom. The parent who can teach son or daughter self-restraint has given his child the golden key that skings open the door of success. The teacher that can persuade her pupils to mount guard upon their impulses has placed in their hands the weapon by which the world may be subdued. TOOK PASTEUR TREATMENT M. E. Beebe and his four children, who were bitten by a pet bull dog which later was discovered to be suffering with rabies, are reported in good condition, the Pasteur treatment having been administered to all. In spite of delay in discovering the dog's condition and the time thus allowed for infection to secure a hold on the animal's victims, no serious effects were apparent, it was said. The five members of the Beebe family were bitten by the dog more than a week ago. Not having suspected the dog's condition, they went to Big Bear lake for an outing. Condition developed there, causing suspicion that the dog had rabies. The animal was killed and its head was sent to a Los Angeles laboratory for examination, which verified the suspicion. The measures to combat infection were taken promptly then, and appear, it is said, to be producing the desired results. It is usually a ten-cent girl that makes a fool of a ten-thousand dollar man. A ten-thousand dollar woman doesn't make a fool of anybody, because she is nobody's fool.