anaheim-gazette 1923-10-11

The WEATHERMAN Is reminding you every day to make this change Your comfort and continued good health demands heavier weight Knit Underwear at this season of the year. To demonstrate how well we have provided for your requirements, the following seasonable suggestions are being offered: HEADQUARTERS FOR Allen A COOPER'S BENNINGTON Underwear suggestions are being offered: HEADQUARTERS FOR Allen A COOPER'S BENNINGTON Underwear Genuine Allen A garments, every one tailor-ed to FIT and FIT for a King. By All Means Get a Fit F. A, Yungbluth Home of Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes Mr. and Mrs. George A. Peck, who have been visiting their son, George B. Peck, left Monday for their home at Montpellier, Vermont. City Manager O. E. Steward and Trustees F. N. Gibbs went down to the sea Saturday and inspected the outfall sewer. They declared the job was satisfactory. Joseph Ramsey, aged 91, died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Frank Morgan, at Fullerton, Sunday. He was a veteran of the civil war. The Euchre club will be entertained by Mrs. Arthur Lewis, at the Elks' club today. Luncheon will be served at one o'clock, and the afternoon will be spent in games. Plan to Attend Market Week Sale Oct. 11th to 17th Inclusive Market Week Sale Oct. 11th to 17th, Inclusive We've arranged an occasion treating the people to impressive opportunities, and make it Emphatic that the S.Q.R. Store is the store that saves you money. Bargains in All Departments The S.Q.R. Store E. E. Brus left Monday for Toronto, Canada, on a visit to old friends. He will stop off on the way at Peoria, Ill. H. W. Lindquist was granted permit to build a residence on Illinois street Tuesday, the cost being $2500. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Nagel, of Walnut Park, were visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. Nagel Saturday and Sunday. They all motored to Riverside Sunday to visit friends. B. V. Beebe, A. E. Hargrove and W. J. Elliott left Sunday to attend the state realty board convention at Sacramento. C. C. Sidnam leaves today for the capital city. A social and supper will be given this evening by the ladies of St. Michael's church at the parish house. Supper at 6 o'clock, after which a program of amusements will be rendered. Mrs. H. M. Adams is in charge. Among the building permits taken out Monday was one for M. O. Hensley for a frame residence on West La Verne street, to cost $3950. Also one to Mrs. Anna Pember for a residence on North Lemon, cost $3500. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Roberts are making preparations to leave for an European tour within a few weeks. They will spend most of their time visiting relatives in Germany, but expect to see many other countries before returning. The Kiwanis club is making preparations to give a minstrel show at the Fairyland theatre early in November. Thirty-five girls will sing in the chorus. The proceeds will be used to complete the childrens' wading pool in the park. The Knights of Columbus will celebrate the discovery of America to An invitation was received by the Kiwanis club to attend a banquet at the new Biltmore hotel, Los Angeles, as guests of the management. The banquet was held last night and a large delegation attended. Isabel Updyke, 11-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Updyke, died at the home on West Center street, Wednesday. Funeral services were held at Backs, Terry & Campbell's parlors, Friday. Santa Ana celebrated its 54th birthday yesterday. When that city was born Anaheim was a flourishing community, and we have always managed to keep a few pumps ahead of our southern neighbors. The Gulf Coast Oil company has entered this field and is reported to have secured leases on 600 acres of land near Orange. The company expects to begin development operations at once. Ray Fry and J. W. Bunch were injured in an auto accident at Buena Park Snuday afternoon. The steering gear broke and the unmanageable car jumped into a ditch. The men were treated at the Anaheim sanitarium. Sheriff's officers Saturday night arrested five Mexicans in a moonshine still raid at Stanton. They also confiscated the still, a quantity of liquor and six guns. The outfit was brought to this city and the prisoners lodged temporarily in the city jail, while the officers went out on another still hunt. The Pennsylvanians of southern California will hold 'their reunion at Sycamore Grove park, Los Angeles, on Saturday, October 25. Every person who has ever lived in the Keystone state is invited to attend and look up old acquaintances. County registers will be kept so that it will be easy to The Kiwanis club is making preparations to give a minstrel show at the Fairyland theatre early in November. Thirty-five girls will sing in the chorus. The proceeds will be used to complete the childrens' wading pool in the park. The Knights of Columbus will celebrate the discovery of America tomorrow at St. Boniface hall on North Palm street. A good speaker has been engaged to make an address appropriate to the day. An invitation is extended to everybody. Contract for plumbing the Kraemer building to be erected at Claudina and Center streets, was let to F. H. Garrison, Thursday, H. H. Armbrust being given the heating contract, and the Farley Electrical company, of Fullerton, getting the job of installing the electrical work. Wilson & Bever, a couple of weeks ago, were awarded the general contract for erection of the structure. Six members of the Wright family celebrated their birthdays at a party given at the home of A. G. Wright, on North Clementine street, Saturday evening. They were Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Wright, Mrs. A. G. Wright, Mrs. H. G. Campbell, of San Francisco; Miss Marion Wright, and Glenn Wright, Jr. A number of other relatives and friends were present and helped them celebrate. Contract for plumbing the Kraemer building to be erected at Claudina and Center streets, was let to F. H. Garrison, Thursday, H. H. Armbrust being given the heating contract, and the Farley Electrical company, of Fullerton, getting the job of installing the electrical work. Wilson & Bever, a couple of weeks ago, were awarded the general contract for erection of the structure. Six members of the Wright family celebrated their birthdays at a party given at the home of A. G. Wright, on North Clementine street, Saturday evening. They were Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Wright, Mrs. A. G. Wright, Mrs. H. G. Campbell, of San Francisco; Miss Marion Wright, and Glenn Wright, Jr. A number of other relatives and friends were present and helped them celebrate. The Pennsylvaniaians of southern California will hold their reunion at Sycamore Grove park, Los Angeles, on Saturday, October 25. Every person who has ever lived in the Keystone state is invited to attend and look up old acquaintances. County registers will be kept so that it will be easy to find friends. The police department has received a quantity of gas bombs for use in capturing moonshiners and other malefactors. If a violator of the law now chooses to barricade himself in his den and show fight a bomb dropped into the place brings him out with eyes dripping tears and penitence in his heart. They are great persuaders. The Santa Ana News has succumbed for the want of sustenance. F. W. Kellogg, the publisher, discovered that Santa Ana was not enterprising enough to support two dailles,and finally decided to quit. Last week he sold his subscription list to the Register, and is moving the plant to some dother town. Owing to the scramble for leases to the south and east of us the people of Orange are demanding a zoning ordinance to protect the residential districts. The city council is considering an ordinance that will prohibit drilling on all sub-divided property, but allow companies to drill on acreage. The area of Orange is nearly six square miles, nearly three times as large as Anaheim, consequently there is much acreage property within the city limits. The Royer will case was further complicated when James H. Perry, of Goshen, Utah, appeared in court and through his attorneys filed a claim as one of the heirs at law. Perry states that his name is James H. Royer, although he has been known as James H. Perry, and that he is a son of the late General J. O. Royer. Miss Marie Feraud's appeal to the supreme court against a decision of the superior court setting aside the general's will, is still pending. F. K. Gresswell celebrated a birthday Sunday at Orange county park. A party had been arranged by himself and six guns. The Pennsylvanians of southern California will hold their reunion at Sycamore Grove park, Los Angeles, on Saturday, October 25. Every person who has ever lived in the Keystone state is invited to attend and look up old acquaintances. County registers will be kept so that it will be easy to find friends. The police department has received a quantity of gas bombs for use in capturing moonshiners and other malefactors. If a violator of the law now chooses to barricade himself in his den and show fight a bomb dropped into the place brings him out with eyes dripping tears and penitence in his heart. They are great persuaders. The Santa Ana News has succumbed for the want of sustenance. F. W. Kellogg, the publisher, discovered that Santa Ana was not enterprising enough to support two dailles,and finally decided to quit. Last week he sold his subscription list to the Register, and is moving the plant to some dother town. Owing to the scramble for leases to the south and east of us the people of Orange are demanding a zoning ordinance to protect the residential districts. The city council is considering an ordinance that will prohibit drilling on all sub-divided property,but allow companies to drill on acreage. The area of Orange is nearly six square miles, nearly three times as large as Anaheim, consequently there is much acreage property within the city limits. The Royer will case was further complicated when James H. Perry, of Goshen, Utah, appeared in court and through his attorneys filed a claim as one of the heirs at law. Perry states that his name is James H. Royer, although he has been known as James H. Perry, and that he is a son of the late General J. O. Royer. Miss Marie Feraud's appeal to the supreme court setting aside the general's will, is still pending. F.K.Gresswell celebrated a birthday Sunday at Orange county park.A party had been arranged by himself and six guns.The count was brought to this city and the prisoners lodged temporarily in the city jail while the officers went out on another still hunt. The Pennsylvanians of southern California will hold their reunion at Sycamore Grove park,Los Angeles.on SaturdayOctober25.Every person who has ever lived in the Keystone state is invited to attend and look up old acquaintances.Count registers will be kept so that it will be easy to find friends. The police department has received a quantity of gas bombs for use in capturing moonshiners and other malefactors.If a violator of the law now chooses to barricade himself in his den and show fight a bomb dropped into the place brings him out with eyes dripping tears and penitence in his heart.The are great persuaders. The Santa Ana News has succumbed for the want of sustenance.F.W.Kellogg,the publisher,discovered that Santa Ana was not enterprising enough to support two dailles,and finally decided to quit.Last week he sold his subscription list to the Register,and is moving the plant to some dother town. Owing to the scramble for leases to the south and east of us the people of Orange are demanding a zoning ordinance to protect the residential districts.The city council is considering an ordinance that will prohibit drilling on all sub-divided property,但allow companies to drill on acreage.The area of Orange is nearly six square miles,nearly three times as large as Anaheim consequently there is much acreage property within the city limits. The Royer will case was further complicated when James H.Perry.of Goshen，Utah，appeared in court and through his attorneys filed a claim as one of the heirs at law.Perry states that his name is James H.Royer although he has been known as James H.Perry,and that he is a son of the late General J.O.Royer.Miss Marie Feraud's appeal to the supreme court setting aside the general's will，is still pending. F.K.Gresswell celebrated a birthday Sunday at Orange county park.A party had been arranged by himself and six guns.The count was brought to this city and the prisoners lodged temporarily in the city jail while the officers went out on another still hunt. The Pennsylvanians of southern California will hold their reunion at Sycamore Grove park,Los Angeles.on SaturdayOctober25.Every person who has ever lived in the Keystone state is invited to attend and look up old acquaintances.Count registers will be kept so that it will be easy to find friends. The police department has received a quantity of gas bombs for use in capturing moonshiners and other malefactors.If a violator of the law now chooses to barricade himself in his den and show fight a bomb dropped into the place brings him out with eyes dripping tears and penitence in his heart.The are great persuaders. The Santa Ana News has succumbed for the want of sustenance.F.W.Kellogg,the publisher,discovered that Santa Ana was not enterprising enough to support two dailles,and finally decided to quit.Last week he sold his subscription list to the Register,and is moving the plant to some dother town. Owing to the scramble for leases to the south and east of us the people of Orange are demanding a zoning ordinance to protect the residential districts.The city council is considering an ordinance that will prohibit drilling on all sub-divided property,但allow companies to drill on acreage.The area of Orange is nearly six square miles,nearly three times as large as Anaheim consequently there is much acreage property within the city limits. The Royer will case was further complicated when James H.Perry.of Goshen，Utah，appeared in court and through his attorneys filed a claim as one of the heirs at law.Perry states that his name is James H.Royer although he has been known as James H.Perry,and that he is a son of the late General J.O.Royer.Miss Marie Feraud's appeal to the supreme court setting aside the general's will，is still pending. F.K.Gresswell celebrated a birthday Sunday at Orange county park.A party had been arranged by himself and six guns.The count was brought to this city and the prisoners lodged temporarily in the city jail while the officers went out on another still hunt. The Pennsylvanians of southern California will hold their reunion at Sycamore Grove park,Los Angeles.on SaturdayOctober25.Every person who has ever lived in the Keystone state is invited to attend and look up old acquaintances.Count registers will be kept so that it will be easy to find friends. The police department has received a quantity of gas bombs for use in capturing moonshiners and other malefactors.If a violator of the law now chooses to barricade himself in his den and show fight a bomb dropped into the place brings him out with eyes dripping tears and penitence in his heart.The are great persuaders. The Santa Ana News has succumbed for the want of sustenance.F.W.Kellogg,the publisher,discovered that Santa Ana was not enterprising enough to support two dailles,and finally decided to quit.Last week he sold his subscription list to the Register,and is moving the plant to some dother town. Owing to the scramble for leases to the south and east of us the people of Orange are demanding a zoning ordinance to protect the residential districts.The city council is considering an ordinance that will prohibit drilling on all sub-divided property,但allow companies to drill on acreage.The area of Orange is nearly six square miles,nearly three times as large as Anaheim consequently there is much acreage property within the city limits. The Royer will case was further complicated when James H.Perry.of Goshen，Utah，appeared in court and through his attorneys filed a claim as one of the heirs at law.Perry states that his name is James H.Royer although he has been known as James H.Perry,and that he is a son of the late General J.O.Royer.Miss Marie Feraud's appeal to the supreme court setting aside the general's will，is still pending. F.K.Gresswell celebrated a birthday Sunday at Orange county park.A party had been arranged by himself and six guns.The count was brought to this city and the prisoners lodged temporarily in the city jail while the officers went out on another still hunt. The Pennsylvanians of southern California will hold their reunion at Sycamore Grove park,Los Angeles.on SaturdayOctober25.Every person who has ever lived in the Keystone state is invited to attend and look up old acquaintances.Count registers will be kept so that it will be easy to find friends. The police department has received a quantity of gas bombs for use in capturing moonshiners和其他malefactors.If a violator of the law now chooses to barricade himself in his den and show fight a bomb dropped into the place brings him out with eyes dripping tears and penitence in his heart.The are great persuaders. The Santa Ana News has succumbed for the want of sustenance.F.W.Kellogg,the publisher,discovered that Santa Ana was not enterprising enough to support two dailles,and finally decided to quit.Last week he sold his subscription list to the Register,and is moving the plant to some dother town. Owing to the scramble for leases to the south and east of us the people of Orange are demanding a zoning ordinance to protectthe residential districts.The city council is considering an ordinance that will prohibit drilling on all sub-divided property,但allow companies to drill on acreage.The area of Orange is nearly six square miles,nearly three times as large as Anaheim consequently there is much acreage property withinthecitylimits. The Royer will case was further complicated when James H.Perry.of Goshen，Utah，appeared in court and through his attorneys filed a claim as one ofthe heirs at law.Perry states that his name is James H.Royer although he has been known as James H.Perry,and that he is a son ofthe late General J.O.Royer.Miss Marie Feraud's appeal tothe supreme court setting asidethe general'swill，is still pending. F.K.Gresswell celebrated a birthday Sunday at Orange county park.A party had been arranged by himself and six guns.The count was broughtto this cityandthe prisoners lodged temporarilyinthecitylimits. Practically allthe chiefsofpoliceinOrangecountyhaveannouncedthemselvesas opposedtothepasssystemforpolicemen,believingthatifapoliceofficerattendsanyshoworentertainmentheshallpayhiswaythereforetheeconomyinproximityoftheopportunitythattheeconomyattwoandonepriceoffores.Theforeigningtheirsuaranteeingsaid. 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No. Let me re-examine "F.K.Gresswell celebrates a birthday Sunday at Orange county park." It's "F.K.Gresswell celebrates a birthday Sunday at Orange county park." No. Let me re-examine F. K. Gresswell celebrated a birthday Sunday at Orange county park. A party had been arranged by himself and wife, and the park was chosen as the place for holding the celebration and partaking of the birthday dinner. Children and grandchildren of Mr. and Mrs. Gresswell were their guests. Included in the party were: Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Owen, of Glendale; Mr. and Mrs. William Smith and David Pryer, of Huntington Park; Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Gresswell, Los Angeles; besides eleven grand-children of Mr. and Mrs. Gresswell. Fears for the walnut crop in the Anaheim district, following a rain of 26 of an inch Sunday night were allayed when Walter Ross, secretary-manager of the Anaheim Walnut Growers' association, announced that the showers had been a benefit rather than a detriment to the crop. Continued rainfall which would halt the harvest and cause the nuts already on the ground to mold would mean a large loss to growers. Mr. Ross pointed out, but the light showers, followed by sunshine, only aided pickers in removing the shuck as the harvest continued uninterrupted. FOR SALE—1919 Dodge, excellent condition—handled by woman only. See owner, Myers' garage, October 9, 10, 11 and 12. NEW YORK FAILED TO BUY OUR WALNUTS Sales Not as Heavy as They Were a Year Ago. Regardless of the fact that opening prices were slightly lower than they were last year, New York failed to buy her customary supply of California walnuts when the new crop went onto the market, a few days ago, it was learned yesterday. An interesting observation in that connection was the offering by an independent walnut packer, of shipments from this state to the New York trade at prices in advance of those quoted by the California Walnut Growers' association, and the equally interesting observation that New York smilingly declined the offer. According to reliable reports from the east, not a single sale was made on this offer, the trade even reluctant to confirm the usual percentage of the associations' crop at the opening prices. The sales department of the California Walnut Growers' association notes some interesting re-actions in KENSTEIN'S emi-Annual LK SALE Starts Friday see the Windows for Particulars KENSTEIN'S ANAHEIM KEENSTEIN'S ANAHEIM Cal. of police announced to the free men, believing attends any one shall pay forcing himself in the management city, exall of them on of a pass expectation overlook things notice. venture in Buena Park recis B. Jones. and begins old patronage. room in the Buena Park for Jones expects sheet, reboosting his proper support News will action to the Richfield. In county, of the fifth of the plead consideraists in southmolar, which men on the was sent to Angeles muassified. The an important the hairy mammarer than 300 male nor on this mains. Dr. Lynd to the scene further inves connection with the sale of this year's crop. For instance, the allotment for the New York trade was based upon careful estimates of purchases in former years, coupled with judgment of the increase in population and the measure of prosperity which is being enjoyed by New Yorkers, and Gotham's walnut orders fell somewhat below her purchase of former years. South Dakota took up her full allotment, while North Dakota fell far short of the estimated demand. Nebraska absorbed her full allotment, while Kansas missed the mark by a wide margin. The demand in the middle west was much stronger than had been expected, while the demand in the east was shorter, indicating, in the opinion of association officials, that the east is going in for foreign nuts at their present price, which is two and one-half cents lower than the price of foreign walnuts last year. The foreign importers are intensifying their sales campaign this year by guaranteeing a 90 per cent crack, it is said. It was stated yesterday by Carlyle Thorpe, general manager of the California Walnut Growers' association, that confirmation of allotments which were made earlier in the season amounts to about 90 per cent of the probable tonnage which the association will have to offer. The tonnage, Mr. Thorpe asserts, is falling somewhat below the earlier estimates, probably because a large proportion of the crop consists of small sizes, of which it takes a large number to make a pound. The visible supply of walnuts which the association will have to sell has been so well booked up that the organization has temporarily withdrawn from the market, Mr. Thorpe an slow starter every year. In the Caltek and Pomona games the Trojans looked very good defensively, but very poor offensively. To say that they were good on the defense is to speak of the regulars. As soon as the second string men went in, both Caltek and Pomona scored. Neither team could gain an inch through Henderson's first line. Saturday's game established one thing—that Gordon Campbell must be rated the star of the backfield this year. He was a dynamo of action, and when he started he usually went where he wanted to go. He will bear watching this year. The U. S. C. team will be at its best against Nevada. Big Norman "Swede" Anderson, out of the Pomona game with an injured knee, will be back at left tackle and will strengthen the line where it was weakest last Saturday. The team has learned considerable football now, and Henderson has discovered that his best backfield combination is Dolley, quarterback; Riddle and Newman, halfbacks, and Campbell, fullback. When he needs a punter badly he can send in Otto Anderson. With Anderson out, Gene Dorsey, right end, does the kicking. Stark is the regular right end, but Dorsey proved Saturday that he can hold down the job well enough so permit him to be in the game for more reasons than merely to punt. THIRD ANNUAL DEBERT PLAY The production in dramatic form of an Indian legend in the midst of the desert promises to be the inauguration of an annual festival of remarkable interest. The silence, immensity and mystery TROJANS AND THE WOLF PACK MEET SATURDAY Great Football Game Expected at the Los Angeles Coliseum Coach Elmer Henderson's University of Southern California Trojans are facing their first real test of the season Saturday when they meet the University of Nevada in the Los Angeles coliseum. The freshmen will play Long Beach high in the preliminary game. Although defeated by Stanford, 27 to 0, the Nevada Wolf Pack is a worthy foe. Coach "Corky" Courtright has the strongest team in Nevada's history, and as his 1922 outfit held the Trojans to a 6 to 0 score the game Saturday does not carry with at an altogether bright outlook for Henderson. The Trojan team has failed to impress the public with its strength in the two games played dto date. But it must be remembered that U. S. C. is a well enough oo permit him to be in the game for more reasons than merely to punt. THIRD ANNUAL DESERT PLAY The production in dramatic form of an Indian legend in the midst of the desert promises to be the inauguration of an annual festival of remarkable interest. The silence, immensity and mystery of the desert calls to many who are wearied by the rush and worry of the little things in present-day civilisation. The place chosen for the festival is strange in its beauty. To the right San Jacinto descends to the plain with cliffs of sheer precipices. To the left stretch the unending plains of solitude. In the distance a canyon of Palms lends a touch of verdure to the scene. Amidst the pre-historic rocks and desert plants will the Indians unfold the old tale of the coming of fire to man. So vast is the scene, so majestic the mountain that all physical efforts are dwarfed and the growth of the soul and the story of it can alone hope to measure up to the surroundings. Mary Austin's "Fire," a poetic drama, is worthy of presentation in this place for it deals with the growth of the spiritual man in pre-historic times. Never has a play been given in such romantic conditions and those who witness the first Desert Festival will enjoy a never-to-be-forgotten experience. Mr. Bryan now appears to be about as much out of place in politics as an old fashioned girl at petting party.