anaheim-gazette 1922-09-21

MISSOURI BIDS THE LAST TELEPHONE MULE ADIEU, Faithful Animals Put Up Losing Fight Against Motor Vehicles A bit of telephone history was recorded the other day when the superintendent of buildings and supplies of the Southwestern Bell Telephone company attached his signature to an order for the sale of a team of mules. Time was when the St. Louis stables of the company were the home of 138 of these proverbially cantankerous, but highly efficient animals. The two mules in question were the last of the lot. Missouri—traditional domain of the mule and connected with its history as an economic factor by ties that are far more intimate than that of mere alliteration—has seen its last telephone mule team. A telephose system operated efficiently and economically implies the efficient and economical construction and maintenance of its widely distributed plant. The passing of Missouri's last telephone mule team affords a striking illustration of the progress which is being made throughout the Bell telephone system in constantly improving its service standards. Before the march of motorization the telephone mule has given ground, even as the redskin and the buffalo have receded before the steady advance of the white settler. Missouri and many other western states, as well as practically the entire east, are to a large extent motorized, as far as the Bell system is concerned. Seven thousand eight hundred cars of various descriptions—enough to provide a transport division for a very fair army expeditionary force—are in use throughout the associated companies of the system. Some 5000 of these belong to the Ford family, with modifications as to type to adapt each variety to the specific use to which it presented by the county superintendent of highways, with his recommendations, for the grading and paving of a portion of the San Juan Hot Springs road, were adopted by the board. Notice for bids for doing said work, to be given by publication in the Santa Ana Register. Bids to be received up to 11 a.m. October 3. The district attorney was ordered and directed to bring a condemnation suit for the procurement of an easement of lot No. 2, block 340 of the Corona Del Mar tract. Deed for right of way was accepted and declared a public highway from Henry E. Hart. A resolution "In the matter of road district improvement No. 10, resolution of intention No. 10," was regularly passed and adopted. Publication of said resolution to be made in the Orange Daily News. Hearing of said matter set for October 10, at 10 a.m. TO OUTLAW SHINGLES A law to outlaw shingles in California. At first blush that looks like freak legislation. On closer scrutiny it is found to be vicious legislation. It is an illegitimate provision of the state housing act passed by the last legislature, but prevented temporarily from becoming law through the action of the California lumbermen who started a referendum. Plain language in this state housing act prohibits the use of shingles for roofing in any city or town in California by making mandatory the use of patent roofing materials. "A Nigger wrapped around a woodpile," this provision has been aptly called. It is the most brazen attempt to increase the cost of home-building ever initiated in California. How this provision was inserted in the voluminous state housing act remains a dark mystery. The important thing is to defeat the state housing overworking himself time and effort and should be subordiant. These conditions experience of Press They have hammered Putting into effect situation might not have to be done. AUTO THIEVES Auto thieves having their untiring fields, according to tomobile Club of Now they are still automobile, in cash away with the whiled. One of their take the lenses on Many auto owners their car to find it far as any glass is concerned. More than $1,000 mobiles is a total far this year, say auto club theft be 000,000 in cars hw about $1,000,000 covered. While southern nia has achieved ter resort for weak it has also acquire nice warm place the same time, it torists here have detect themselves a theft gangs than the United States many good roads larger number of cities of the state laws. A campaign agile is calculated to s heart of the most in the auto club for detectives have club's theft bureau out the counties in Seven thousand eight hundred cars of various descriptions—enough to provide a transport division for a very fair army expeditionary force—are in use throughout the associated companies of the system. Some 5000 of these belong to the Ford family, with modifications as to type to adapt each variety to the specific use to which it is to be put. The major part of this fleet is classified under the heading of commercial cars being mainly made up of cars of the light delivery type, used in construction or repair work. Even the runabouts used by plant department supervisors in covering their territory are equipped with a box in the rear of the seat for carrying tools and light materials used in repair work. As a matter of fact there are only a few hundred cars is the entire system which are used exclusively for passenger work, these being assigned to supervisory forces for use in inspection or other work necessitating covering a large territory. From this "mosquito fleet" of light cars the motor equipment of the system runs up through trucks of various grades, many of which are equipped with the most modern construction or repair apparatus. The 2500 trucks owned by the system range from three-quarter ton machines to fifteen-ton giants used in hauling heavy loads of cable and other materials. The motorization of the telephone system began in earnest only about six or eight years ago, after a few automobiles and trucks had been introduced experimentally as a supplement to vehicles drawn by horses and mules. The motor vehicle has conclusively proved its value, not only from the standpoint of economy, but from that of enabling construction and maintenance gangs to do their work more quickly and with less individual effort. This has been particularly true of the larger trucks carrying winches, derricks and associated equipment, with power supplied by the engine of the machine itself, which have literally revolutionized the work of handling poles, cables and other heavy material. In fact, the truck engine is being made to do practically all types of heavy work which were formerly done by the workmen themselves. DUTIES ARE TOO ARDUOUS When President Harding in a homey talk to members of the National Press club said, "I never find myself with my work completed; I don't believe there is a human being who can do all the work there is to be done in the president's office," he was, but stating after one year's service what has been the experience of at least all his recent predecessors. Dally he is called on to decide questions of grave import. As the executive such duties cannot be avoided, but much that under custom is thrust on the president should be handled by others. It should not be necessary that he make the decisions as to the appointment of post acting promoters the use of shingles for roofing in any city or town in California by making mandatory the use of patent roofing materials. "A Nigger wrapped around a woodpile," this provision has been aptly called. It is the most brazen attempt to increase the cost of home-building ever initiated in California. How this provision was inserted in the voluminous state housing act remains a dark mystery. The important thing is to defeat the state housing act—to demolish the woodpile and suffocate the poisonous Nigger who has designs on the purse of every prospective home builder in California. When they learned of the joker that had been slipped into the state housing act while they were not looking, the state immigration and housing commission repudiated the act, thus serving notice on California that they regarded the vicious joker as an outrage sought to be perpetuated by selfish and unscrupulous interests engaged in the sale of patent roofing materials. The shingle is the roofing material of the poor man, of the man in moderate circumstances and of the rich man whose architect designs a home for him calling for a shingle roof. The shingle is cheaper than any other roof covering and has proved perfectly satisfactory to everybody except the powerful concerns that have other roof materials to sell. The only way to keep the shingle on, the roof in California is to uphold the referendum that comes before the voters November 7 at the general election. The way to do is to look for the state housing act on the ballot—it is No. 6—and to stamp a cross in the space marked "No." DUTIES ARE TOO ARDUOUS When President Harding in a homey talk to members of the National Press club said, "I never find myself with my work completed; I don't believe there is a human being who can do all the work there is to be done in the president's office," he was, but stating after one year's service what has been the experience of at least all his recent predecessors. Dally he is called on to decide questions of grave import. As the executive such duties cannot be avoided, but much that under custom is thrust on the president should be handled by others. It should not be necessary that he make the decisions as to the appointment of post acting promoters the use of shingles for roofing in any city or town in California by making mandatory the use of patent roofing materials. "A Niger wrapped around a woodpile," this provision has been aptly called. It is the most brazen attempt to increase the cost of home-building ever initiated in California. How this provision was inserted in the voluminous state housing act remains a dark mystery. The important thing is to defeat the state housing act—to demolish the woodpile and suffocate the poisonous Nigger who has designs on the purse of every prospective home builder in California. When they learned of the joker that had been slipped into the state housing act while they were not looking, the state immigration and housing commission repudiated the act, thus serving notice on California that they regarded the vicious joker as an outrage sought to be perpetuated by selfish and unscrupulous interests engaged in the sale of patent roofing materials. The shingle is the roofing material of the poor man, of the man in moderate circumstances and of the rich man whose architect designs a home for him calling for a shingle roof. The shingle is cheaper than any other roof covering and has proved perfectly satisfactory to everybody except the powerful concerns that have other roof materials to sell. The only way to keep the shingle on, the roof in California is to uphold the referendum that comes before the voters November 7 at the general election. The way to do is to look for the state housing act on the ballot—it is No. 6—and to stamp a cross in the space marked "No." SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS Petition for the incorporation of the city of Placentia was presented and filed. Protests were presented and filed by Marks and Launer, attorneys, and Head and Rutan, attorneys. The county surveyor was instructed to prepare boundary lines, and hearing on said matter continued to September 1., at 10 a.m. Petition of William E. Silcox et al., to vacate and abandon a portion of those certain public streets and alleys located in the fifth road district, came on regularly for hearing and was continued to September 19, at 10 a.m. Petition of W. W. Dungan et al., to vacate and abandon a portion of that certain public street in the second road district, was presented and set for hearing October 10, at 10 a.m. Notice to be given by publication in the Garden Grove News. The county auditor was instructed to transfer from the county park fund to the county general fund, the sum of $836.30. Fumigating licenses were ordered issued to B. Goodman, K. C. George, E. F. Barber, Walter Tillman, Edwin B. Myers, Ervin Benninger, the Mutual Fumigating company, Ivar Pohjanlehto, Henry C. Grant and Roy F. Rails. Specifications, plans and profiles as lieve there is a human being who can do all the work there is to be done in the president's office," he was, but stating after one year's service what has been the experience of at least all his recent predecessors. Daily he is called on to decide questions of grave import. As the executive such duties cannot be avoided, but much that under custom is thrust on the president should be handled by others. It should not be necessary that he make the decisions as to the appointment of postmaster at Podunk Corners. He should not be troubled by applicants for minor offices. If his time is taken up listening to recommendations for appointments, naturally the period which he can devote to administration of vital matters is diminished by so much. There are duties which cannot be delegated and such would fill all the time a president should give to his office. That few presidents have long survived their terms certainly indicates the strain to which they are subjected. Of course a president should not seclude himself from the public. One needs to know what the people are thinking and talking, but one should not undertake to do more than that which the human body is capable of enduring. A corporation head does not trouble himself about anything which can be left to a department had. A president should be permitted to adopt the same policy. Should the president attempt to shift some of the responsibilities placed on him by custom it might raise objection, but that would not disprove the advisability of such a movement. The public likes to have the president make a show of himself and when anything is done they want it done by the president personally, but even such demands do not justify ANAHEIM GAZETTE Business Advertisement AUTO THIEVES BUSY Auto thieves hereabouts are directing their untiring energies to new fields, according to officials of the Automobile Club of Southern California. Now they are stealing any part of an automobile, in case they cannot get away with the whole car, it is reported. One of their newest stunts is to take the lenses out of the headlights. Many auto owners have returned to their car to find it as blind as a bat so far as any glass in the headlights is concerned. More than $1,000,000 worth of automobiles is a total loss to motorists so far this year, say detectives of the auto club theft bureau, and over $2,000,000 in cars has been stolen, but about $1,000,000 worth have been recovered. While southern and central California has achieved some fame as a winter resort for wealthy eastern tourists, it has also acquired some fame as a nice warm place for auto thieves as the same time, it is pointed out. Motorists here have greater need to protect themselves against the raids of theft gangs than in any other part of the United States, because of the many good roads in this section, the larger number of cars and the lenency of the state laws. A campaign against thieves which is calculated to strike terror to the heart of the most daring is planned by the auto club for this winter. New detectives have been engaged by the club's theft bureau to operate throughout the counties in which the club has overworking him. There is a limit to time and effort and the trivial acts should be subordinated to the important. These conditions are not the experience of President Harding alone. They have hampered others also. Putting into effect a remedy for the situation might not be easy, but it will have to be done some time. NEW EDISON AND SONORA PHONOGRAPHS DUNHAM & KNIPE In with Danz Piano Co., Edison and Vocallon Records. 162 W. Center Phone 202 Plumbing, Gas Fitting, Steam and Hot Water Heating. Standard Plumbing AND HEATING COMPANY B. J. Miller, Prop. 113 W. Broadway Phone 75 Contracting Estimates Furnished DEL GEORGIO DAIRY Guaranteed Milk and Cream Milk Delivered to Houses Twice a Day from Tuberculosis Tested Cows. Phone Ana. 787-JR4 or Fullerton 173-J1 "NEW YORK LIFE" INSURANCE HINSON W. FARIS, Local Agent, Phone 461. 214 E. Adele St. Anaheim, Cal. Orange Co. Plumbing COMPANY 1512 W. Center Phone 771 PLUMBING MATERIAL SOLD AT WHOLESALE FOR CASH. Estimates Given. ANAHEIM East Side Shoe Shop Anaheim's Leading Shoe Repair Shop, Material and Workmanship of the Highest Standard. 313 E. Center. ANAHEIM WALTER E. ALTNOW Has Purchase dthe Independent Battery Station. We Make, Rebuild, Recharge Batteries For Quality Photographs and Portraits BETZOLD STUDIO Phone 160-W. 110 E. Center St. Kodak Finishing and Framing FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIES. AUSTIN BROS. Prompt Service. Reasonable Prices. We Deliver. 1103 Lincoln Phone 186. AUTO TOPS Sliding Glass California Tops. Craftsman Body Covering, Cushions, Carpets, Linoleum, Tonneau Windshields, Gerenal Repairing. EARL FARRIS, 226 S. Los Angeles Phone 668 STRICTLY FRESH VEGETABLES FROM OUR OWN RANCH O.K. PRODUCE CO. 311 E. Center St Phone 371-W Let Us Fill Your Drug Wants. ANAHEIM PHARMACY F. C. Eisenhauer C. N. Bahrenburg 144 W. Center St Phone 370 Orange Co. Drug Co. 300 W. Center St Phone 53 We will parcel post your drug wants. FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIES M. ANTON GASOLINE, OIL AND TIRES BARGAINS EACH WEEK No. Los Angeles St Phone 315-W TAKE ADVANTAGE—Of Our Delivery Service Within the City. Parcel Post Service Outside the City. HEYINGS' PHARMACY Established 12 Years. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW NO PLACE HERE FOR GHOSTS The Antigonish specter serves to remind us that ghosts are the rarest of rare birds in California. Whoever hears of a genuine haunted house out here, or where is the California community that has ever been seriously disturbed by ghostly visitations? If there ever have been any hants in this neighborhood they have not been live enough to impress themselves on the memory. The climate and the nature of the country do not seem to be favorable to ghosts. We must conclude that even in their graves Californians are happy. And in life the liberal mindedness and warmth of heart traditional from the beginnings of California create habits altogether at variance with the malignant turn of mind that brings spirits gack to pester their old neighbors. Ghosts are sad, dreary, unfriendly beings. They don’t go at all with a land of sunshine and flowers. They seem to know it and prefer to haunt gloomy places like the New England coast, where they can race with the storm scud and creak with the timbers of the ancient houses. Here in California everything is too young and bright and gay hearted for hants. For all of which we are thankful. THE WISH WITH THE GIFT Old Life’s little epochs, called years, Pass rapidly, sadly, for some Whose cups overflow with the tears That make living hopelessly glum. But others are blessed with the joy Estimates Given. ANAHEIM East Side Shoe Shop Anaheim’s Leading Shoe Repair Shop, Material and Workmanship of the Highest Standard. 313 E. Center. ANAHEIM WALTER E. ALTNOW Has Purchase dthe Independent Battery Station. We Make, Rebuild, Recharge Batteries Your Patronage Is Sollicited. 301 N. Los Angeles St. Phone 458 E. M. CHALMERS Baby Chicks, Seeds, Poultry Supplies. FEED, FUEL AND ICE 124 N. Los Angeles Phone 9 Res. Phone 797-J2 Grapesmack. Cherryblush. Cascade Gingerale Anaheim Bottling Wks. 404 S. Claudina. Phone 105-J We Have All Flavors of the Different Soft Drinks of Superior Quality. PROBST PAINTS AUTOS FOR ARTICULAR EOPLE 113-115 W. Adele St. Anaheim AUTO AMBULANCE SERVICE BACKS & TERRY CO. H. P. Campbell, Resident Manager FUNERAL DIRECTORS 251 N. Lemon Street, Cor. Cypress. Phones 311 or 77-W. ANAHEIM General Contractors and Builders John A. Voltz & Sons Let us Build You a Home. Designs and Estimates Furnished Free. 1000 W. Broadway. ANAHEIM Let Me Do Your Vulcanizing. G. B. DANIELS 211 N. Los Angeles Phone 25 Tire Agency for Fisk, U. S and Converse. When In Anaheim Stop at the CENTRAL HOTEL (Mrs. A. C. Thill, Prop.) Rooms by the Day, Week or Month. Cor. Center and Los Angeles Sts. LET ME DO YOUR TRANSFERING FRED S. HINEMAN We Specialize in Plano Moving. Prompt Service. Reasonable Prices. 540 Chestnut St. Phone 714-W FORD AND FORDSON M. ANTON GASOLINE, OIL AND TIRES BARGAINS EACH WEEK No. Los Angeles St. Phone 315-W TAKE ADVANTAGE—Of Our Delivery Service Within the City. Parcel Post Service Outside the City. HEYINGS’ PHARMACY Established 12 Years. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW J. U. HEMMI Practice in all courts. Probate Cases a Specialty. German Language Spoken. Offices over Golden State Bank. Phone 682. FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIES M. Koehler The Original Lincoln Avenue Grocery. Fresh Vegetables and Fruits. Reasonable Prices. 1119 Lincoln Ave. Phone 506 Delivery Service. Anaheim’s Leading Jewelry Store. THE JEWEL BOX “Gifts That Please.” A. A. Cohen, Prop. Expert Jewelry and Watch Repairing. 223 W. Center St. Phone 435 BOOKS AND STATIONERY. ABRAM’S BOOK STORE Typewriters and Repairing. Carbon Paper. Kodak Finishing. 116 W. Center.. Phone 162. I SELL THE EARTH WITH OR WITHOUT IMPROVEMENTS BIRD V. BEEBE Sick, Accident and Fire Insurance. 248 E. Center St. Phone 882 Holland Electric Co. Electrical Fixtures, Household Devices and Appliances. 119 N. Los Angeles Phone 402 We Make a Specialty of Wiring Homes BENEDICT Ordained Graduate Medium, Clarf voyant and Phychic. No matter what is the cause of your trouble, Benedict will help you.$1.00 readings. 133 W. Center. Fischer Bldg. Anaheim. St. Joseph’s Academy Boarding and Day School for Girls and Young Ladies. For further particulars apply to Sister Superior. 407 W. Broadway. Anaheim, Cal. Oils, Gasoline and Greases. THE WISH WITH THE GIFT Old Life's little epochs, called years, Pass rapidly, sadly, for some Whose cups overflow with the tears That make living hopelessly glum. But others are blessed with the joy So big and so full that it crowds Lifes' every small nook to destroy Each dreary intrusion of clouds. So this is the day we select. This Christmastime token our way, To wish you among the elect For gladness three-fold ev'ry day. We hope that the epochs, called years, For you may be many, with none E'er burdened with clouds or with tears, But filled with glad sons, ev'ry one. Schmidt's Music Store Brunswick Phonographs and Records. Sheet Music. Musical Instruments. 177 W. Center. ANAHEIM JERSEY CREAMERY 136 N. Los Angeles. C. A. Musch, Prop. Try our noon Luncheons. HomeMade Ice Cream, Whipping Cream, Buttermilk. Special attention to Parties, Lodges and Churches. Open Sundays. LONDON PARIS H. EASTON-JENNER Graduate Teacher of Piano—Leschitiki Method Voice—Italian Method Dramatic Expression—L. S. O. E. Beginners Given Particular Attention Conductor of Choirs and Choral Soctiles. Residence, 313 E. Cypress. CENTRAL HOTEL (Mrs. A. C. Thill, Prop.) Rooms by the Day, Week or Month. Cor. Center and Los Angeles Sts. LET ME DO YOUR TRANSFERING FRED S. HINEMAN We Specialize in Piano Moving. Prompt Service. Reasonable Prices. 540 Chestnut St. Phone 714-W FORD AND FORDSON REPAIRS EXCLUSIVELY George J. Poirier, Prop. Good Service. Reasonable Prices. Work by the Hour $1.25. See Us When in Need of Repairs. 252 N. Los Angeles. Phone 749 Gasoline price reduced by having your car equipped with the TRIPLE AID FUELIZER Recent tests show a saving of from 40 to 70% on cars right here in Anaheim. See A. L. Witter, Room 216 Wilson & Bever Bldg., 148 W. Center St. Portraits and Commercial Photographer. ROLLA W. CORNELL 146 W. Center. Phone 529-R. Electric Daylight for Your Photographs. Rain or Shine, Day or Night. Sherwood Music School OF CHICAGO, ANAHEIM BRANCH Private and Class Lessons. Stella A. Schwentker, Edna L. Hochuli Res. 209 E. Broadway 202 Melrose St. Phone 3-J. Phone 510-W. 1000 MASON JARS Pints, 80c per dozen; Quarts 96c dozen; half-gallons, $1.45 dozen. EASTSIDE GROGERY 329 E. Center St.. Phone 422. Free Delivery BENEDICT Ordained Graduate Medium, Clarf, voyant and Phychic. No matter what is the cause of your trouble, Benedict will help you. $1.00 readings. 133 W. Center. Fischer Bldg. Anaheim. St. Joseph's Academy Boarding and Day School for Girls and Young Ladies. For further particulars apply to Sister Superlor. 407 W. Broadway. Anaheim Cal. Oils, Gasoline and Greases. FIVE POINT SERVICE STATION Crank Cases Drained Free. Only the best of oils used. Let us convince you. Cor. Center and West. Phone 727 Dr. Leota P. Anderson Successor to Dr. A. C. Foy,Fischer Bldd. CHIROPRACTOR. "When all other doctors fail, try me." Telephone 413. Anaheim. Try Our Fancy Meats and Poultry Palace Cash Market J. W. Bergman, Prop. Quality Meats Under Most Sanitary Conditions. 129 East Center. Phone 5. The Firm With a Good Reputation Turton & Lumsdon Maxwell and Chalmers Dealers Automobile Supplies and Accessories. Complete Garage Service. 142 S. Los Angeles. Phone 32-J Why Go to the City? When You Can Get Harper Method? Scalp Treatment, Manicuring, Facial Massage, Russian Marcel, Water Waving, Violet Ray and Electrical Blanket Treatments at the ANAHEIM BEAUTY PARLORS Bessie T. Bruington, Prop. 300 E. Center. Phone 115 Advertising Feature OYSTER LOAF CAFE Orange County's Leading Cafe. Try our Noon Day Luncheons and Sunday Chicken Dinners. GATHAS & HARRISON, Props. 174 W. Center. Phone 455 Public Stenographer. Notary Public Mimeographing. Income Tax Elise E. Goddicksen 133 S. Los Angeles. Phone 885 Anaheim, Cal. AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES Wholesale and Retail. Keaton Rims and Rim Parts. Vulcanizing. NENNO & BOCK 145 S. Los Angeles. Phone 464 Good Service. Reasonaable Prices Let Us Do Your Heavy Trucking and Transferring. ANAHEIM TRUCK & TRANSFER COMPANY, Inc. STORAGE (J. B. Collings, Manager) We Go Any Where, Any Place, Any Time. 112 S. Claudina. Phone 262. Crushed Rock. Washed Sand Orange Co. Rock and Gravel Company Rock, Gravel, Excavating Contractors. Office and Crushing Plant Cor. Walnut and Prospect avenue, Orange, Cal. Phone 604. PLASTERING CONTRACTOR H. G. ARCHIBALD Estimates Cheerfully Given. See Me for Satisfactory Work. 900 Zeyn St. Phone 778-M J. D./GUY General Building Contractor All kinds of brick and cement work—Bungalows a specialty. Plans and Estimates furnished. Satisfaction is my motto. Res. 900 E. Center. Phone 576-R INVESTMENT BROKERS J. L. WARD & CO. Specialists in Foreign Government and Municipal Bonds. 226 E. Center St. Phone 879 Army Surplus Property STORE Anaheim, 140 W., Center St. Santa Ana 418 W. 4th St. Tents and Camping Outfits. All Army Goods. Special Low Prices on Army Shoes and all other Army Goods. Young Sash & Door Co. R. B. Young, Mgr. "Everything in Wood Work." Manufacturers of Sash, Doors, Frames, Mouldings, Cabinet Work. Store and Office Fixtures. 418 S. Lemon St. Phone 734 Scientific Facial and Scalp Work, Manicuring, Corsets, Brassieres, Silk Underwear, Hosiery. Anaheim Corset Shop Millady's Beauty Shoppe. Mrs. Edith Taylor, Scientific Corsetter 215 W. Center St. Phone 167-W BUILDING CONTRACTOR ULYSSES S. AMACK 711 W. Broadway. Phone 403-W. Let Me Figure On Your Estimate Anaheim, Cal. Real Estate Insurance and Bonds. G.H.CREFE & CO Gravel Company Rock, Gravel, Excavating Contractors. Office and Crushing Plant Cor. Walnut and Prospect avenue, Orange, Cal. Phone 604. PLASTERING CONTRACTOR H. G. ARCHIBALD Estimates Cheerfully Given. See Me for Satisfactory Work. 900 Zeyn St. Phone 778-M GLASS—Automobile Glass for all purposes, Windshields, Wind-Wings, Tonneau Shields, Visors, Mirrors. Sedan and Coupe Glass, Lenses, Stop and Tail Lights. We want your trade. Anaheim Windshield Co. 211 N. Los Angeles. Phone 25 Let Us Supply You With Pure Distilled Water Ice. CRYSTAL ICE CO. Our Delivery at Your Service. Phone 590-J. Anaheim. Building Contractor NORMAN B. TEDFORD EARL STEADMAN 1107 W. Broadway. Phone 229-M Estimates Cheerfully Given. Anaheim, Cal. Firestone Tires. Hydro-Toron Tires. Nu-Way Tread. Nu-Way Tire Company Vulcanizing and Repairs. Get our Price List. 327 S. Los Angeles St. EXTRA SPECIALI Pulychrome Candle Sticks, $2.95 per pair; regular $6.00 value. Book Ends, $2.35 per pair, regular $4.50 value. Electric Lamps, $3.95 each. Anaheim Novelty & Gift SHOP H. J. Efker. 138 W. Center St. WILLETS BROS. AUTOMOBILE PAINTING. BAKED ENAMELING 327 S. Los Angeles. Phone 668 Anaheim, Cal. ANOTHER NASH or FRANKLIN BOB WHITE COMPANY Northern Orange Co. Distributors. 332 W. Center. Phone 548 Anaheim, Cal. PACIFIC READY-CUT HOMES H. L. Brisco, Local Representative. Investigate this System and you will find it here. Anaheim Corset Shop Millady's Beauty Shoppe. Mrs. Edith Taylor, Scientific Corsetier 215 W. Center St. Phone 167-W BUILDING CONTRACTOR ULYSSES S. AMACK 711 W. Broadway. Phone 403-W. Let Me Figure On Your Estimate Anaheim, Cal. Real Estate Insurance and Bonds. G. H.'GREFE & CO. See us for Orange Groves and City Property. 130 E. Center St. Phone 14 Low Prices High Quality Stuelke’s Music Shop At Fullerton. Your Big Opportunity. Gulbransen Player-Planos, Nationally priced at $365, $495, $600, $700. Terms, One-tenth down. Balance to suit your convenience, Sole Agents. Phone 180. 112 1-2 N. Spadra. Asphalt and Cement CONTRACTOR GEO. R. CURTIS, Paving Contractors S. Claudina. Phone 466 Anaheim, Cal. Fullerton Paint & Paper COMPANY Wall Paper, Glass, Paints, Oils and Varnishes. Artists' Material. 212 N. Spadra. Phone 477 Fullerton, Cal. Sporting Goods and Cyclery. L. N. WISSER Fishing Season opens May 1st. Fishing Tackle and Camping Supplies. Licenses issued. 171 W. Center St. Phone 591 MONEY TO LOAN At 4 per cent interest, long time payments. Loan 60 per cent value of your ranch, city property or business. Harry F. Scott, Realtor 123 N. Los Angeles St. Anaheim G.M.Simpson.C.C.Randall. SIMPSON REALTY CO. 130 W. Center St.Phone 74 A.H.FANNING Successors to Tridle & Tridle, Cloverleaf Candy, High-Grade Sodas, Fountain Supplies, Orange County Distributors of Smile, Budwine and Tacoma Brew Wholesale only. ANOTHER NASH or FRANKLIN BOB WHITE COMPANY Northern Orange Co. Distributors. 332 W. Center. Anaheim, Cal. PACIFIC READY-CUT HOMES H. L. Brisco, Local Representative. Investigate this System and you will Let Me Construct Your Home. Estimates Cheerfully Given. 117 E. Sycamore St. Anaheim, Cal. Floors Laid, Scraped and Finished Machine Sanders. A. B. RICE FLOOR CO. R. J. Ohlund, Local Manager 610 E. Chartres,Anaheim. Phone 776-W ORANGE CO. MOTOR SERVICE COMPANY William Sperber. Expert Service and Repairing of all Makes of Automobiles, Gasoline, Oils, Tires and all other Accessories. Good Service. Square Deal Always. Junction Lemon and N. Los Angeles Sts. Phone 315-J. Anaheim, Cal. WAHLBERG STUDIO OF MUSIC EDUCATION. Violin, Piano, Callo, Harmony. Competent Teachers. Harold Walberg, Director. Romona Mulligan. I. O. O. F. Bldg. Phone 602-W Anaheim Auto Wrecking COMPANY Dealers in Used Automobiles. A complete line of all auto parts and accessories, second-hand tires and tubes, moderate prices, windshield glass, wiping rags. Phone 443 214 S. Los Angeles St. G. M. Simpson. C. C. Randall. SIMPSON REALTY CO. 130 W. Center St. Phone 74 A. H. FANNING Successors to Tridle & Tridle. Cloverleaf Candy, High-Grade Sodas, Fountain Supplies. Orange County Distributors of Smile, Budwine and Tacoma Brew. Wholesale only. 502 S. Los Angeles. Phone 592 Anaheim Ignition Depot Willard Batteries, Bosch, Delco, Remy, Wagner Service, Radio Supplies. Electrical Accessories. 218 S. Los Angeles. Phone 489 Orange County Service STATION Oils, Gasoline and Greases. Miller Tires, Dural Tubes. Crank Cases Drained Free. 727 S. Los Angeles. Phone 636-J. STANTON GARAGE L. C. Dale. W. B. Wents Agents for Acme Deep Well Pump (No bearings below the surface). Miller Tires. Auto, Tractor and Pump Repairing. Stanton, Calif. Phone 795-J2 Jordan, Chandler and Cleveland J. E. WALTER CO. Center St. at Olive. Phone 511 All latest models on our Show Room Floor. Phone for demonstration. Manufacturers of High Grade Paints and Enamels. Anaheim Paint & Paper COMPANY The Only Establishment of This Kind In Orange County. 158 W. Center St. Phone 430-W