anaheim-gazette 1923-03-29

FOR EASTER Get more pleasure out of your ch Wear good ones, they fit better, hang easier, give you FOR EASTER Get more pleasure out of your ch Wear good ones, they fit better, hang easier, give you fidence of looking "just right." They're better quicker to inspire confidence in people you meet. T wear they give you makes them an economy. F. A. Yungbult Home of Hart Schaffner and Marx clothes "By all means get a fit" GIRLS' EASTER APPAREL Every day more and more Women tell their friends that Every day more and more Women tell their friends that Prices Are Very Low at the S. Q. R. Store Highest Quality Merchandise Newest Styles Everything in pleasing and appropriate Easter apparel and accessories for girls of all ages. S. Q. R. STORE Anaheim, Cal. Eight candidates were initiated into the Royal Neighbors lodge at the meeting Monday afternoon. Mrs. O. W. Schumacher, of Placentia, one of the prominent ladies of the northern end of the county, died Monday night. C. A. Meyers and family left the first of the week on a trip to Canada, where Mr. Meyers has business interests. In the last distribution of state school funds Anaheim high school gets $10,185.92, the total for the eight high schools in the county being $73,085.28. Anaheim's share of the elementary school fund is $5675. Frank V. Hoffman, of Santa Ana, driving a Ford and Leopold Gomez, of this city, also driving a Ford, collided on North Los Angeles street at Adele Friday. Neither car was seriously damaged, and neither driver hurt. The automatic signal, for the purpose of regulating traffic at the Los Angeles and Center street intersections, will soon be in operation, it is stated. It will be given a six months' trial. A. A. Brock, county horticultural commissioner, warns orchardists not to fumigate now; as some of the trees are in blossom There is danger of injuring the trees by fumigating while they are in blossom. Harry D. Rlley desires to sell an automobile passenger stage line operated between Anaheim and points outside the city, to A. B. Scott and O. C. Dwy and has applied to the railroad commission for permission to do so. ER of your clothes easier, give you the con- they’re better tailored, you meet. The extra omy. g bulth Marx clothes fit" Joe Seigel was granted a permit to build a frame residence on East Mills drive. Cost $5750. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Moore former residents of Anaheim, now of Inglewood, visited in town Sunday, renewing old acquaintances. The Anaheim Merchants’ baseball team went down to Irvine Sunday and defeated the champions of the Harbor league by a score of 9 to 3. O. B. Baxter last week sold his two-acre orange grove in the south part of town for $17,000. This is $8,500 per acre, and is considered a record price for orange property. Harry Yautz is preparing to erect a business block at Five Points. It will join the Molt flat iron building on the west, with frontage both on Center street and Lincoln avenue. It will have a 37 foot frontage. Shipping of Valencias will begin A. A. Brock, county horticultural commissioner, warhà orchardists not to fumigate now; as some of the trees are in blossom There is danger of injuring the trees by fumigating while they are in blossom. Harry D. Rilley desires to sell an automobile passenger stage line operated between Anaheim and points outside the city, to A. B. Scott and O. C. Dwy and has applied to the railroad commission for permission to do so. The consideration given was $4000. Material is being hauled to the ground for the erection of the Shaw business building at the corner of Helena and Center streets, where the Standard Oil company’s station stood until a couple of months ago. The building is to be two stories, with store rooms below and apartments in the second story. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Everhardy, their daughter, Miss Alice Frances Everhardy, Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Cleveland, and Mrs. John J. Everhardy were guests on Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Schneider. A very happy family reunion was enjoyed, and the visitors were regaled with a splendid dinner. Billy Knott, who has so successfully managed the Anaheim baseball team during the past two or three seasons, has relinquished the management to Peter Hax, of Fullerton. Billy states that the work of handling the team interfered with his business pursuits, therefore he let go at a sacrifice, Pete slipping him only $10,000 in the deal. John S. Baker, millionaire oil man of Santa Fe Springs, contemplates moving to Anaheim. It is reported Mr. Baker’s royalty from the oil wells on his 240-acre ranch is now said to be $2000 per day, and many more wells are being drilled. Mr. Baker is well known to many Anaheim people, who would extend a hearty welcome to him and his family. Mrs. Lotus Louden is his daughter. The Sisters of St. Dominic were granted permission by the superior court to sell their ten-acre orange grove north of St. Catherine’s school. The purchasers were Stephen Kistler, E. E. Brus and A. H. Rothaermel, who have sub-divided and put it on the market under the name of St. Cather- Mr. and Mrs. James Halpin drove down from Los Angeles on Sunday and spent the afternoon with friends here. Mr. Halpin is chef at one of the leading city department stores, and his fame extends far and wide as probably the most efficient caterer in Los Angeles. Mrs. Halpin was formerly Miss Fanny Rowe, of this city. The afternoon was very pleasantly spent, and besides their old friends many new ones were made during their short stay. Officers of the third regiment, Uniform Rank, Knights of Pythias, met Sunday in this city, which has been the headquarters of the regiment during the past four years, while Col. B. T. Beale was in command. The San Diego, Los Angeles, Van Nuys, Anaheim, Long Beach, Redondo, Tustin and San Pedro companies were represented at the meeting by their officers. Captain Jack Williams, of Long Beach, was elected colonel of the regiment. Col. Beale was presented with a beautiful past colonel’s jewel. The people of Big Bear Lake and others are looking forward to a sunrise Easter service at Mt. Mitchell, which is 200 feet above the lake, making an elevation of 7000 feet. The Easter service was inaugurated last year by the Big Bear Lake Parent-Teachers’ association of which Mrs. Arthur Small, formerly of Santa Ana, has been president for two years. The Parent-Teachers’ association will serve coffee and sandwiches at the school house after which the Winter Bible school will give an Easter pro- Harry Yautz is preparing to erect a business block at Five Points. It will join the Molt flat iron building on the west, with frontage both on Center street and Lincoln avenue. It will have a 37 foot frontage. Shipping of Valencias will begin soon, and it is expected many cars will be shipped next week. The navels and miscellaneous fruits are cleaned up by the Anaheim packers and the season closed last week. The Moose lodge initiated twenty-five new members into the order last Thursday night. Members from San Pedro, Huntington Beach, Los Angeles and Whittier to the number of 200, were visitors at the lodge and assisted in the ceremony. At a party given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Sparks Thursday night announcement was made of the coming marriage of Miss Philura Sparks to Jack Clemons, of Los Angeles. The wedding will take place in June. mash, no taxable income resulted therefrom. Under this amendment, the amount of gain resulting from this exchange would be $500, but the taxable gain would be only $400, the amount of money received in exchange. The Oil Tool Service Manufacturing company has been displaying samples of its industry in the S. Q. R. show windows. The company is turning out an excellent list of necessary articles. The new foundry is now running full blast, and there is ample market for all the products of the institution. The Sisters of St. Dominic were granted permission by the superior court to sell their ten-acre orange grove north of St. Catherine's school. The purchasers were Stephen Kistler, E. E. Brus and A. H. Rothaermel, who have sub-divided and put it on the market under the name of St. Catherine's tract. The price paid was $75,000. Eldon Stark, son of Mayor William Stark, was authorized to practice law by the district court of appeals Tuesday. He is a graduate of the law school of the University of Southern California, and recently passed a successful examination. His admission to the bar gives him the right to hang out his shingle and aspire to any public office that he covets. He will probably be addressed as Judge Stark some day. Five automobile loads of members of the Womans' Auxiliary of Anaheim post, American Legion, went down to Camp Kearny Sunday, accompanied by a truck load of gifts for the boys in the hospital there. They were warmly welcomed by the boys, and an earnest invitation extended to them to come again. Sixty per cent of the patients at the hospital are well-fronted, among them being nine overseas nurses. FOR SALE—10 acres Navals, 10 years old, house, barn, garage, all modern, electric lights and water. Price $19,000. This includes 1000 laying chickens. Will sell either 5 or 10 acres. Come in and see me. F.W. Diehl, 602 E. Broadway, Anaheim. Did you ever know a broker who was really broke? Placentia is to have her Easter sunrise service this year, too. As in former years, it will be held on Tuffree hill, one and one-half miles north of Placentia. Rev. W.H. Manishart, of Los Angeles, is to preach the Easter sermon. Rev. Frank Dowling will read Van Dyke's "God of the Open Air." Warren Bradford, cornetist, will play "The Holy City," and the Misses Ruth Howerton and Edward Backs will render vocal solos. Everyone will be welcome to this service. The Anaheim baseball team gave a farewell dinner in honor of Billy Knott, manager of the team, who has resigned, and Vic Ruedy, who is leaving for Danville, Illinois, to play professional ball. These present were Mr. and Mrs. Buster Callan, Mr. and Mrs. Callan, Mr. and Mrs. Marlon Pickle, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hughes, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ramage, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cordes, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Benson, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Downs, Mr. and Mrs. O.B. Weaver, Mr. and Mrs. William Knott, Miss Lynch, Herbert Salveson, John Pendleton, Donny Busch, Vic Ruedy, R.F.Coffman, Ray Busch and Bill Schrott. "Spoiled" children indicate decayed discipline. ALKENSTEIN'S Choose Your EASTER PPAREL! AT AT ALKENSTEIN'S ANAHEIM Cal. With the idea of providing several "white ways" in Anaheim, committees from the chamber of commerce are expected to interview property owners along a half dozen of the principal thoroughfares in regard to the type of ornamental light posts desired for the various streets. Two types of ornamental poles have been approved for use in the city. One provides for two lights on each pole, while the other carries a single globe. Numerous petitions have been received by the city council and the property owners have agreed to pay for the improvement. The residence on Citron street, which has for many years been the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Markle, is no more. Last week the ruthless hand of the wrecker tore it down, to make way for newer buildings. Mr. and Mrs. Markle are living in their cottage at the corner of Citron and Chestnut, adjoining the lot on which the larger house stood. Wilson & Bever recently purchased a tract from Mr. Markle on which they are building a bungalowurt, with fourteen houses. Their piece of ground is L-shaped, fronting both on Citron and Chestnut street, Mr. Markle's cottage residence, with its grounds, cutting out the corner. In-arching, a system of grafting a walnut seedling to a producing tree afflicted with root disease, will be practiced in experimental plots at Garden Grove and West Orange, H. E. Wahlberg, Orange county farm advisor, announced. Dr. L. B. Bachelor, of the Riverside experiment station, CARD FROM BEN DREYFUS San Mateo, Calif, March 24. Anaheim Gazette: I have wanted to tell you many times how much I am interested in the quotations from issues of 50 years ago, reading about the lives of my parents and about the activities of the old settlers, and now I take advantage of the opportunity to express my thanks along with the subscription check. Yours truly, E. B. DREYFUS. FOR SALE—I must sell 10 acres four year old Valencias, 10 minutes' ride from Anaheim, on good soil, the kind that produces the smooth skin orange. A good investment. $15,000 will handle. Call and see me. F. W. Diehl, 602 E. Broadway, Anaheim. Every man approves the strict enforcement of all laws that don't affect him. CHIX FOR SALE White Leghorn chix; ready March 27th. Special rates on lots of 500 or more. Also Barred Rocks, R. I. Reds, Anconas, Black Minorcas and T-U-R-K-E-N-S. Enoch Crews, Sea-bright, Galif. DON'T EXPECT EXTRA SESSION For the first time since he entered congress two years ago, Congressman Phil D. Swing sees time ahead when he may practice his profession, law. In-arching, a system of grafting a walnut seedling to a producing tree afflicted with root disease, will be practiced in experimental plots at Garden Grove and West Orange, H. E. Wahlberg, Orange county farm advisor, announced. Dr. L. B. Bachelor, of the Riverside experiment station, and W. B. Hooper, agricultural extension service specialist, will join Wahlberg, he said, in preparing the experimental plats. "By this system of in-arching," Wahlberg explained, "the tree gains a new root system to replace that destroyed by disease or gophers. We have conducted many experiments of this character with citrus trees, but this will be the first walnut experiment in this county under my direction." FOR SALE—Small house and lot in Newport Beach. Address Salvage, Beaumont, Calif. Stroup’s Market 115 North Los Angeles St. We guarantee every article sold to be absolutely first class. Money back if not satisfactory. Best Compound Rib Boiling Beef, Chopped Beef Steak or Steer Pot Roast, 12 1-2c per lb. Prices on all other meats in proportion. We give free with every purchase of $1 or more half pound of sliced bacon, or 1 pound best compound, or 1 pound best pure lard.