anaheim-gazette 1924-07-10

IN THE DAYS OF LONG AGO Items of Local Interest Culled from the Files of Former Issues of This Paper 50 YEARS AGO THIS WEEK July 11, 1874 Mr. Phillip Davis of the firm of P. Davis and Company, has returned from New York where he has been to make arrangements for the purchase of wool. As will be seen by their special advertisement the firm will pay the highest market price for wool, and will make liberal cash advances to their customers. Dr. James Ellis, for sometime past a resident of this place, intends locating himself permanently in Los Angeles in order to practice his profession of medicine. The doctor is a member of the English Royal college of surgeons and is an ex-surgeon of the English navy. During his practice here, he has favorably impressed the public as a skillful physician and his departure will be the cause of much regret. Judgment by default has been entered by the District Court against the following defendants; G. Krouse, W. Simpson, H. Newman, D. Johnson, R. Worth, M. Goodman, S. Bauer, J. R. Williams and others. The suits were at the instance of the Los Angeles Land Company and were brought by Alfred Robinson, trustee. On Wednesday evening the newly elected officers of Orange Lodge No. S. Jones have formed a co-partnership and have taken offices in the Odd Fellows building over Heiman and George's store. Gleaning from the press, Speaker Blaine has been re-nominated by his constituency. — The Society of Pioneers of California, elected James Lick its president. — The Erie Railroad Company has commenced suit against Jay Gould for $1,293,000. Alexander H. Stephens has reclined a re-nomination to congress. — John Goller of Los Angeles died on Tuesday. On Tuesday the 5th of July the Sioux Indians attacked the settlement at St. Joseph and killed four persons. — A lineal descendent in the seventh generation of John Alden who married Priscilla, the Puritan Maiden, "fairest of all who came in the Mayflower" died recently in Lebanon, N. H. His name was Ezra Alden and his age was 86 years. Rev. Dr. Julius Eckman, the first Jewish rabbi, who came to California died in San Francisco last Saturday. 25 YEARS AGO THIS WEEK July 10, 1899 Miss Jessie Melrose entertained the evening echo club on Thursday evening at her home on Adele street. The card tables were arranged on the side balcony which was gaily decorated with Japanese lanterns and flags After the cards several other games Judgment by default has been entered by the District Court against the following defendants; G. Krouse, W. Simpson, H. Newman, D. Johnson, R. Worth, M. Goodman, S. Bauer, J. R. Williams and others. The suits were at the instance of the Los Angeles Land Company and were brought by Alfred Robinson, trustee. On Wednesday evening the newly elected officers of Orange Lodge No. 225 I. O. O. F. were installed by Deputy District Grand Master, C. W. Champlain, assisted by Grand Warden John Fisher, Grand Treasurer, M. L. Goodman, Grand Secretary, P. G. McKinnle, Grand Marshal, Jonas J. Dyer and Grand Guardian John P. Zeyn. The names of the officers are as follows: D. C. Hayward, N G.—M. A. Peters, V. G.—D. K Shrode treasurer—A. Johnson, R. S.—H. Lockwood, P. S. The lodge, though still in its infancy has a membership of 23 persons, is out of debt and has money in its treasury. Mr. James McFadden of Santa Ana who has recently returned from the eastern states intends devoting his attention to the manufacture of cheese. He has purchased and shipped to Newport Landing a cargo of lumber with which to erect the necessary buildings. The San Francisco circus is announced to appear in Los Angeles on the 17th. Dr. Yocum has rented the dwelling house on Center street, at present occupied by Tim Boege. Mr. Squires informs us that a bridge has been placed across the Santa Ana ditch on the Santiago road. Helman and George have purchased the house of F. M. Holmsley and moved it on their lots on Sycamore street. J. K. Tuffree has opened a wood yard on Los Angeles street opposite the Masonio hall. The whooping cough is quite prevalent among the young of Anaheim. B. F. Smith has opened a butcher shop at Richland and Santa Ana. Mr. Sontag, cashier of the San Francisco post office department has been in Anaheim for the last few Jewish rabbi, who came to California died in San Francisco last Saturday. 25 YEARS AGO THIS WEEK July 10, 1899 Miss Jessie Melrose entertained the evening echo club on Thursday evening at her home on Adele street The card tables were arranged on the side balcony which was gally decorated with Japanese lanterns and flags After the cards several other games were indulged in, at which Miss Anne Everhardy and Herman Stern won the prizes. The euchre prizes fell to the following: first prizes won by Miss Elizabeth Kuchel and Wm. Calvin, the record by Miss Zelma Bailey and Dr. Houck and the consolation to Miss Marie Rimpau and Arnold Hansen. The Santa Ana Chamber of Commerce has appointed the following citizens to the southwestern commercial congress which convenes in Los Angeles this week: D. H. Thomas, W. H. Spurgeon, James McFadden, Captain S. H. Finley, E. S. Wallace, Richard Egan, C. C. Chapman, R. H. Sanborn, George W. Minter and D. A. Riggs. The school trustees have elected Prof Evans principal of the high school and Mrs. French assistant—two accomplished and able teachers. A third teacher of sciences will be engaged but the trustees have not yet decided which one of the twenty applicants to select for the position. Mrs. M. Hartman and niece, Mrs. C Fath, both of Cleveland, Ohio, are visiting with relatives in this city They are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Schumacher. C G. McKinley and family have moved to the Lloyd Bailey residence on the corner of Broadway and Claudina street Henry Albrecht is building a new tank house for John L. Schumacher, the soda water manufacturer, at his home on East Center street. Miss Ida Maetze and Miss Lena Langhammer, two charming young school marms from Bellville and Brenham, Texas, spent yesterday visiting with the family of Dr. Bailey The young ladies came out with the N.E.A excursion and have been busy taking in the sight of South America rabbi, who came to California died in San Francisco last Saturday. 25 YEARS AGO THIS WEEK July 10, 1899 Miss Jessie Melrose entertained the evening echo club on Thursday evening at her home on Adele street The card tables were arranged on the side balcony which was gaily decorated with Japanese lanterns and flags After the cards several other games were indulged in, at which Miss Anne Everhardy and Herman Stern won the prizes. The euchre prizes fell to the following: first prizes won by Miss Elizabeth Kuchel and Wm. Calvin, the record by Miss Zelma Bailey and Dr. Houck and the consolation to Miss Marie Rimpau and Arnold Hansen. The Santa Ana Chamber of Commerce has appointed the following citizens to the southwestern commercial congress which convenes in Los Angeles this week: D. H. Thomas, W. H. Spurgeon, James McFadden, Captain S. H. Finley, E.S.Wallace,Richard Egan,C.C Chapman,R.H.Sanborn,Gorge W.MinterandD.A.Riggs The school trustees have elected Prof Evans principal of the high school and Mrs.French assistant-two accomplished and able teachers.A third teacher of sciences will be engaged but the trustees have not yet decided which one of the twenty applicants to select for the position. Mrs.M.Hartman and niece,Mrs.C Fath,both of ClevelandOhioare visitingwithrelativesinthiscityTheyaretheguestsofMr,andMrs.J.L.Schumacher. C G.McKinleyandfamilyhave movedtotheLloydBaileysidenceonthecornerofBroadwayandClaudinastreet HenryAlbrechtisbuildinganewtankhouseforJohnL.Schumacher,the sodawatermanufacturer，athishomeonEastCenterstreet. MissIdaMaetzeandMissLenaLanghammer,twocharmingyoungschoolmarmsfromBellvilleandBrenham,Texas,spend yesterdayvisitingwiththefamilyofDr.BaileyTheyoungladiescameoutwiththeN.E.A.excursionandbeenbuzzingtakinginthesightoftheSouthAmerica rabbi，who came to California died in San Francisco last Saturday. 25 YEARS AGO THIS WEEK July 10, 1899 Miss Jessie Melrose entertained the evening echo club on Thursday evening at her home on Adele street The card tables were arranged on the side balcony which was gaily decorated with Japanese lanterns and flags After the cards several other games were indulged in, at which Miss Anne Everhardy and Herman Stern won the prizes.The euchre prizes fell to the following:first prizes won by Miss Elizabeth Kuchel and Wm.Calvin,the record by Miss Zelma Bailey and Dr.HouckandtheconsolationtoMissMarieRimpauandArnoldHansen. The Santa Ana Chamber of Commerce has appointed the following citizens to the southwestern commercial congress which convenes in Los Angeles this week:D.H.ThomasW.H.SpurgeonJamesMcFaddenCaptainS.H.FinleyE.S.WallaceRichardEganC.CChapmanR.H.SanbornGeorgeW.MinterandD.A.Riggs The school trustees have elected Prof Evans principal of the high school and Mrs.French assistant-two accomplished and able teachers.A third teacher of sciences will be engaged but the trustees have not yet decided which one of the twenty applicants to select for the position. Mrs.M.Hartmanandniece,Mrs.C Fath,bothofClevelandOhioarevisitingwithrelativesinthiscityTheyaretheguestsofMr,andMrs.J.L.Schumacher. C G.McKinleyandfamilyhave movedtotheLloydBaileysidenceonthecornerofBroadwayandClaudinastreet HenryAlbrechtisbuildinganewtankhouseforJohnL.Schumacher,the sodawatermanufacturer，athishomeonEastCenterstreet. MissIdaMaetzeandMissLenaLanghammer,twocharmingyoungschoolmarmsfromBellvilleandBrenham,Texas,spend yesterdayvisitingwiththefamilyofDr.BaileyTheyoungladiescameoutwiththeN.E.A.excursionandbeenbuzzingtakinginthesightoftheSouthAmerica rabbi，who came to California died in San Francisco last Saturday. 25 YEARS AGO THIS WEEK July 10, 1899 Miss Jessie Melrose entertained the evening echo club on Thursday evening at her home on Adele street The card tables were arranged on the side balcony which was gaily decorated with Japanese lanterns and flags After the cards several other games were indulged in, at which Miss Anne Everhardy and Herman Stern won the prizes.The euchre prizes fell to the following:first prizes won by Miss Elizabeth Kuchel and Wm.Calvin,the record by Miss Zelma Bailey and Dr.HouckandtheconsolationtoMissMarieRimpau和ArnoldHansen. The Santa Ana Chamber of Commerce has appointed the following citizens to the southwestern commercial congress which convenes in Los Angeles this week:D.H.ThomasW.H.SpurgeonJamesMcFaddenCaptainS.H.FinleyE.S.WallaceRichardEganC.CChapmanR.H.SanbornGeorgeW.MinterandD.A.Riggs The school trustees have elected Prof Evans principal of the high school and Mrs.French assistant-two accomplished and able teachers.A third teacher of sciences will be engaged but the trustees have not yet decided which one of the twenty applicants to select for the position. Mrs.M.Hartmanandniece,Mrs.C Fath,bothofClevelandOhioarevisitingwithrelativesinthiscityTheyaretheguestsofMr,andMrs.J.L.Schumacher. C G.McKinleyandfamilyhave movedtotheLloydBaileysidenceonthecornerofBroadwayandClaudinastreet HenryAlbrechtisbuildinganewtankhouseforJohnL.Schumacher,the sodawatermanufacturer，athishomeonEastCenterstreet. MissIdaMaetzeandMissLenaLanghammer,twocharmingyoungschoolmarmsfromBellvilleandBrenham,Texas,spend yesterdayvisitingwiththefamilyofDr.BaileyTheyoungladiescameoutwiththeN.E.A.excursionandbeenbuzzingtakinginthesightoftheSouthAmerica rabbi，who came to California died in San Francisco last Saturday. 25 YEARS AGO THIS WEEK July 10, 1899 Miss Jessie Melrose entertained the evening echo club on Thursday evening at her home on Adele street The card tables were arranged on the side balcony which was gaily decorated with Japanese lanterns and flags After the cards several other games were indulged in, at which Miss Anne Everhardy and Herman Stern won the prizes.The euchre prizes fell to the following:first prizes won by Miss Elizabeth Kuchel and Wm.Calvin,the record by Miss Zelma Bailey and Dr.HouckandtheconsolationtoMissMarieRimpau和ArnoldHansen. The Santa Ana Chamber of Commerce has appointed the following citizens to the southwestern commercial congress which convenes in Los Angeles this week:D.H.ThomasW.H.SpurgeonJamesMcFaddenCaptainS.H.FinleyE.S.WallaceRichardEganC.CChapmanR.H.SanbornGeorgeW.MinterandD.A.Riggs The school trustees have elected Prof Evans principal of the high school and Mrs.French assistant-two accomplished and able teachers.A third teacher of sciences will be engaged but the trustees have not yet decided which one of the twenty applicants to select for the position. Mrs.M.Hartmanandniece,Mrs.C Fath,bothofClevelandOhioarevisitingwithrelativesinthiscityTheyaretheguestsofMr,andMrs.J.L.Schumacher. C G.McKinleyandfamilyhave movedtotheLloydBaileysidenceonthecornerofBroadwayandClaudinastreet HenryAlbrechtisbuildinganewtankhouseforJohnL.Schumacher,the sodawatermanufacturer，athishomeonEastCenterstreet. MissIdaMaetzeandMissLenaLanghammer,twocharmingyoungschoolmarmsfromBellvilleandBrenham,Texas,spend yesterdayvisitingwiththefamilyofDr.BaileyTheyoungladiescameoutwiththeN.E.A.excursionandbeenbuzzingtakinginthesightoftheSouthAmerica rabbi，who came to California died in San Francisco last Saturday. 25 YEARS AGO THIS WEEK July 10, 1899 Miss Jessie Melrose entertained the evening echo club on Thursday evening at her home on Adele street The card tables were arranged on the side balcony which was gaily decorated with Japanese lanterns and flags After the cards several other games were indulged in, at which Miss Anne Everhardy and Herman Stern won the prizes.The euchre prizes fell to the following:first prizes won by Miss Elizabeth Kuchel and Wm.Calvin,the record by Miss Zelma Bailey and Dr.HouckandtheconsolationtoMissMarieRimpau和ArnoldHansen. The Santa Ana Chamber of Commerce has appointed the following citizens to the southwestern commercial congress which convenes in Los Angeles this week:D.H.ThomasW.H.SpurgeonJamesMcFaddenCaptainS.H.FinleyE.S.WallaceRichardEganC.CChapmanR.H.SanbornGeorgeW.MinterandD.A.Riggs The school trustees have elected Prof Evans principal of the high school and Mrs.French assistant-two accomplished and able teachers.A third teacher of sciences will be engaged but the trustees have not yet decided which one of the twenty applicants to select for the position. Mrs.M.Hartmanandniece,Mrs.C Fath,bothofClevelandOhioarevisitingwithrelativesinthiscityTheyaretheguestsofMr,andMrs.J.L.Schumacher. C G.McKinleyandfamilyhave movedtotheLloydBaileysidenceonthecornerofBroadwayandClaudinastreet HenryAlbrechtisbuildinganewtankhouseforJohnL.Schumacher,the sodawatermanufacturer，athishomeonEastCenterstreet. MissIdaMaetzeandMissLenaLanghammer,twocharmingyoungschoolmarmsfromBellvilleandBrenham,Texas,spend yesterdayvisitingwiththefamilyofDr.BaileyTheyoungladiescameoutwiththeN.E.A.excursionandbeenbuzzingtakinginthesightoftheSouthAmerica rabbi，who came to California died in San Francisco last Saturday. 25 YEARS AGO THIS WEEK July 10, 1899 Miss Jessie Melrose entertained the evening echo club on Thursday evening at her home on Adele street The card tables were arranged on the side balcony which was gaily decorated with Japanese lanterns and flags After the cards several other games were indulged in, at which Miss Anne Everhardy and Herman Stern won the prizes.The euchre prizes fell to the following:first prizes won by Miss Elizabeth Kuchel and Wm.Calvin,the record by Miss Zelma Bailey and Dr.HouckandtheconsolationtoMissMarieRimpau和ArnoldHansen. The Santa Ana Chamber of Commerce has appointed the following citizens to the southwestern commercial congress which convenes in Los Angeles this week:D.H.ThomasW.H.SpurgeonJamesMcFaddenCaptainS.H.FinleyE.S.WallaceRichardEganC.CChapmanR.H.SanbornGeorgeW.MinterandD.A.Riggs The school trustees have elected Prof Evans principal of the high school and Mrs.French assistant-two accomplished and able teachers.A third teacher of sciences will be engaged but the trustees have not yet decided which one of the twenty applicants to select for the position. Mrs.M.Hartmanandniece,Mrs.C Fath,bothofClevelandOhioarevisitingwithrelativesinthiscityTheyaretheguestsofMr,andMrs.J.L.Schumacher. C G.McKinleyandfamilyhave movedtotheLloydBaileysidenceonthecornerofBroadwayandClaudinastreet HenryAlbrechtisbuildinganewtankhouseforJohnL.Schumacher,the sodawatermanufacturer，athishomeonEastCenterstreet. MissIdaMaetzeandMissLenaLanghammer,twocharmingyoungschoolmarmsfromBellvilleandBrenham,Texas,spend yesterdayvisitingwiththefamilyofDr.BaileyTheyoungladiescameoutwiththeN.E.A.excursion和beenbuzzingtakinginthesightoftheSouthAmerica rabbi，who came to California died in San Francisco last Saturday. 25 YEARS AGO THIS WEEK July 10, 1899 Miss Jessie Melrose entertained the evening echo club on Thursday evening at her home on Adele street The card tables were arranged on the side balcony which was gaily decorated with Japanese lanterns and flags After the cards several other games were indulged in, at which Miss Anne Everhardy and Herman Stern won the prizes.The euchre prizes fell to the following:first prizes won by Miss Elizabeth Kuchel and Wm.Calvin,the record by Miss Zelma Bailey and Dr.HouckandtheconsolationtoMissMarieRimpau和ArnoldHansen. The Santa Ana Chamber of Commerce has appointed the following citizens to the southwestern commercial congress which convenes in Los Angeles this week:D.H.ThomasW.H.SpurgeonJamesMcFaddenCaptainS.H.FinleyE.S.WallaceRichardEganC.CChapmanR.H.SanbornGeorgeW.MinterandD.A.Riggs The school trustees have elected Prof Evans principal of the high school and Mrs.French assistant-two accomplished and able teachers.A third teacher of sciences will be engaged but the trustees have not yet decided which one of the twenty applicants to select for the position. Mrs.M.Hartmanandniece,Mrs.C Fath,bothofClevelandOhioarevisitingwithrelativesinthiscityTheyaretheguestsofMr,andMrs.J.L.Schumacher. C G.McKinleyandfamilyhave movedtotheLloydBaileysidenceonthecornerofBroadwayandClaudinastreet HenryAlbrechtisbuildinganewtankhouseforJohnL.Schumacher,the sodawatermanufacturer，athishomeonEastCenterstreet. MissIdaMaetzeandMissLenaLanghammer,twocharmingyoungschoolmarmsfromBellville和Brenham,Texas,spend yesterdayvisitingwiththefamilyofDr.BaileyTheyoungladiescameoutwiththeN.E.A.excursion和beenbuzzingtakinginthesightoftheSouthAmerica rabbi，who came to California died in San Francisco last Saturday. 25 YEARS AGO THIS WEEK July 10, 1899 Miss Jessie Melrose entertained the evening echo club on Thursday evening at her home on Adele street The card tables were arranged on the side balcony which was gaily decorated with Japanese lanterns and flags After the cards several other games were indulged in, at which Miss Anne Everhardy and Herman Stern won the prizes.The euchre prizes fell to the following:first prizes won by Miss Elizabeth Kuchel and Wm.Calvin,the record by Miss Zelma Bailey and Dr.HouckandtheconsolationtoMissMarieRimpau和ArnoldHansen. The Santa Ana Chamber of Commerce has appointed the following citizens to the southwestern commercial congress which convenes in Los Angeles this week:D.H.ThomasW.H.SpurgeonJamesMcFaddenCaptainS.H.FinleyE.S.WallaceRichardEganC.CChapmanR.H.SanbornGeorgeW.MinterandD.A.Riggs The school trustees have elected Prof Evans principal of the high school and Mrs.French assistant-two accomplished and able teachers.A third teacher of sciences will be engaged but the trustees have not yet decided which one of the twenty applicants to select for the position. Mrs.M.Hartman和niece,Mrs.C Fath,bothofClevelandOhioarevisitingwithrelativesinthiscityTheyaretheguestsofMr,andMrs.J.L.Schumacher. C G.McKinley和familyhave movedtotheLloydBaileysidenceonthecornerofBroadwayandClaudinastreet HenryAlbrechtisbuildinganewtankhouseforJohnL.Schumacher,the sodawatermanufacturer，athishomeonEastCenterstreet. MissIdaMaetzeandMissLenaLanghammer,twocharmingyoungschoolmarmsfromBellville和Brenham,Texas,spend yesterdayvisitingwiththefamilyofDr.BaileyTheyoungladiescameoutwiththeN.E.A.excursion和beenbuzzingtakinginthesightoftheSouthAmerica rabbi，who came to California died in San Francisco last Saturday. 25 YEARS AGO THIS WEEK July 10, 1899 Miss Jessie Melrose entertained the evening echo club on Thursday evening at her home on Adele street The card tables were arranged on the side balcony which was gaily decorated with Japanese lanterns and flags After the cards several other games were indulged in, at which Miss Anne Everhardy and Herman Stern won the prizes.The euchre prizes fell to the following:first prizes won by Miss Elizabeth Kuchel and Wm.Calvin,the record by Miss Zelma Bailey and Dr.HouckandtheconsolationtoMissMarieRimpau和ArnoldHansen. The Santa Ana Chamber of Commerce has appointed the following citizens to the southwestern commercial congress which convenes in Los Angeles this week:D.H.ThomasW.H.SpurgeonJamesMcFaddenCaptainS.H.FinleyE.S.WallaceRichardEganC.CChapmanR.H.SanbornGeorgeW.MinterandD.A.Riggs The school trustees have elected Prof Evans principal of the high school and Mrs.French assistant-two accomplished and able teachers.A third teacher of sciences will be engaged but the trustees have not yet decided which one of the twenty applicants to select for the position. Mrs.M.Hartman和niece,Mrs.C Fath,bothofClevelandOhioarevisitingwithrelativesinthiscityTheyaretheguestsofMr,andMrs.J.L.Schumander." C G.McKinley和familyhave movedtotheLloydBaileysidenceonthecornerofBroadwayandClaudinastreet HenryAlbrechtisbuildinganewtankhouseforJohnL.Schumacher,the sodawatermanufacturer，athishomeonEastCenterstreet. MissIdaMaetzeandMissLenaLanghammer,twocharmingyoungschoolmarmsfromBellville和Brenham,Texas,spend yesterdayvisitingwiththefamilyofDr.BaileyTheyoungladiescameoutwiththeN.E.A.excursion和beenbuzzingtakinginthesightoftheSouthAmerica rabbi，who came to California died in San Francisco last Saturday. 25 YEARS AGO THIS WEEK July 10, 1899 Miss Jessie Melrose entertained the evening echo club on Thursday evening at her home on Adele street The card tables were arranged on the side balcony which was gaily decorated with Japanese lanterns and flags After the cards several other games were indulged in, at which Miss Anne Everhardy and Herman Stern won THE prizes.The euchre prizes fell to THE prizes.WHERE IS THE ORIGIN OF THE SOUTHWESTERN COMMONMENTAL CONGRESS WHICH CONVENISES IN LAOS ANDAY'S TIME FOR THE ORIGIN OF THE SOUTHWESTERN COMMONMENTAL CONGRESS WHICH CONVENISES IN LAOS ANDAY'S TIME FOR THE ORIGIN OF THE SOUTHWESTERN COMMONMENTAL CONGRESS WHICH CONVENISES IN LAOS ANDAY'S TIME FOR THE ORIGIN OF THE SOUTHWESTERN COMMONMENTAL CONGRESS WHICH CONVENISES IN LAOS ANDAY'S TIME FOR THE ORIGIN OF THE SOUTHWESTERN COMMONMENTAL CONGRESS WHICH CONVENISES IN LAOS ANDAY'S TIME FOR THE ORIGIN OF THE SOUTHWESTERN COMMONMENTAL CONGRESS WHICH CONVENISES IN LAOS ANDAY'S TIME FOR THE ORIGIN OF THE SOUTHWESTERN COMMONMENTAL CONGRESS WHICH CONVENISES IN LAOS ANDAY'S TIME FOR THE ORIGIN OF THE SOUTHWESTERN COMMONMENTAL CONGRESS WHICH CONVENISES IN LAOS ANDAY'S TIME FOR THE ORIGIN OF THE SOUTHWESTERN COMMONMENTAL CONGRESS WHICH CONVENISES IN LAOS ANDAY'S TIME FOR THE ORIGIN OF THE SOUTHWESTERN COMMONMENTAL CONGRESS WHICH CONVENISES IN LAOS ANDAY'S TIME FOR THE ORIGIN OF THE SOUTHWESTERN COMMONMENTAL CONGRESS WHICH CONVENISES IN LAOS ANDAY'S TIME FOR THE ORIGIN OF THE SOUTHWESTERN COMMONMENTAL CONGRESS WHICH CONVENISES IN LAOS ANDAY'S TIME FOR THE ORIGIN OF THE SOUTHWESTERN COMMONMENTAL CONGRESS WHICH CONVENISES IN LAOS ANDAY'S TIME FOR THE ORIGIN OF THE SOUTHWESTERN COMMONMENTAL J. K. Tuffree has opened a wood yard on Los Angeles street opposite the Masonio hall. The whooping cough is quite prevalent among the young of Anaheim. B. F. Smith has opened a butcher shop at Richland and Santa Ana. Mr. Sontag, cashier of the San Francisco post office department has been in Anaheim for the last few days. He has been the guest of his friend, R. V. White, esq. Tim Carroll has secured a patent for a tree lifter which is designed to take up trees in such a manner as to retain the earth around the roots. The lifter has been tested by several gentlemen in Anaheim with satisfactory results. By its aid Dr. Hardin transplanted five thousand trees and so far only fifteen have died. Rev. L. P. Webber on account of continual ill health has been compelled to resign the pastorship of the Presbyterian church of this city. John Bush, who has lately returned from San Francisco, brought with him nine thousand Henry cartridges. Many a nantlered monarch of the hills will have cause to regret this armed occupation of his domain. Notes from Orange—The comet has been discovered by our folks—Mr. Smith has moved a neat little shop to town—Corn is doing fine. At the meeting of the semi-tropic water Co. Mr. Bowers, the efficient superintendent, was re-elected. Dr. William W. Hardin and Dr. M. Henry Albrecht is building a new tank house for John L. Schumacher, the soda water manufacturer, at his home on East Center street. Miss Ida Maetze and Miss Lena Langhammer, two charming young school marms from Bellville and Brenham, Texas, spent yesterday visiting with the family of Dr. Bailey The young ladies came out with the N. E. A. excursion and have been busy taking in the sights of Southern California. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Saudilands of Placentia spent Thursday and Friday in Los Angeles. They attended the theater on Thursday evening and returned home on Friday afternoon's train. Fred Backs has been elected secretary of the Building and Loan association, vice president Mr. Chynowath removed to Los Angeles. John R. Kirley graduated in the commercial course at the recent commencement of the Orange County Business College. Fay McKinley celebrated her birthday on Friday by inviting a number of her young friends to luncheon. A delightful time was spent by the children in various games and the dainty luncheon was done full justice too. Walter Crowther has heard from his father, who is now in Scotland with his two daughters. He contemplates leaving for Germany soon to look into the walnut situation and hopes to meet Mr. Zeyn at Hanover. We take the following item from ANAHEIM GAZETTE BIG AGO of Former The press. Speaker nominated by his Society of Pills, elected James — The Erie Railroad commenced suit for $1,293,000. Hens has reclined congress. — John Leslie died on Tuesday the 5th of July attacked the setph and killed four real descendent in colon of John Alden Villa, the Puritan all who came in and recently in Lehame was Ezra Als. 86 years. Eckman, the first name to California is co last Saturday. THIS WEEK 1899 rose entertained club on Thursday one was gaily decoratlerns and flags several other games the Washington Press — Irvington Alameda county, July 6th—Last week Mrs. Fred Mickle of Anaheim and Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Frick plenicked in the canyon back of Graw and Weiner's. Mrs. Mickle is interested in searching for bones of prehistoric animals and having heard some time ago of the remains of a mastodon having been found near this place, concluded to make an examination On the side of a bank sixty feet from the top she found part of the tooth of a mastodon sticking out of the ground and by digging unearthed the balance of the tooth. It is 25 inches long and from 6 to 8 inches in circumference. A further search revealed several more teeth from 4 to 6 inches in length. Freddy Rimpau returned on Saturday from a three week's camping trip to Capistrano Springs. Fred Lewis and his sister, Mrs. Cora Deering came down from Los Angeles on Monday for a short visit with the folks at home. At the school bond election in Centralla on Saturday to vote $3,000 in bonds for building a new school house thirty-six votes were cast twenty-seven for the bonds and 9 against. More than the necessary two-thirds required to carry the bonds A new two story structure will be erected adjoining the present school house. Gus Hansen and family of Orange thorpe are spending a few weeks at Capistrano Hot Spirits. His son, Arnold accompanied him and his place at the Central telephone exchange is being taken by Paul Turk. SUPERVISORS PROCEEDINGS ing on the one hand too much interference in European affairs and on the other too little, the President has designated Ambassador Kellogg to represent this country and has chosen Col. James A. Logan as assistant to the ambassador, selections which will contribute to the success of the conference and insure the protection of American interests. President Coolidge persists in his reluctance to make any campaign tour looking to the promotion of his own election. From every section of the country are coming insistent demands that the President make speeches in the various localities but thus far it has been possible to induce him to make only three speaking dates, of course, on the occasion of his notification of his nomination about July 22, one to the National and one on July 4th to Government officials on purely government business. NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL PROPERTY BY TRUSTEE UNDER DEED OF TRUST. WHEREAS, Joe Slegel and Etta Siegel, his wife, as Trustors, executed a certain Deed of Trust bearing dated April 3rd, 1923, to the Orange County Title Company, a Corporation of Santa Ana, California, as Trustee, for the benefit and security of A. A. Mills and Pamella H. Mills, as Beneficiaries, to secure the payment of one certain promissory note in favor of A. A. Mills and Pamella H. Mills, dated March 28th, 1923, made by Joe Slegel and Etta Siegel for $2800.00, payable $20.00 or more April 28th, 1923, and $20.00 or more on the 28th day of each month thereafter until said note be fully paid, with interest from said March 28th, 1923, at the rate of 7% per annum, payable monthly, which payments were to be applied first on interest and the balance on the principal, which said Deed of Trust was recorded April 20th, 1923, in Book 449. Page 386 of Deeds records of Or- THIS WEEK 1899 rose entertained club on Thursday on Adele street arranged on the was gaily decorlanterns and flags several other games which Miss Anne German Stern won three prizes fell to prizes won by helm and Wm. Calmiss Zelma Bailey the consolation to Arnold HanChamber of Comedied the following western commerconvenes in Los D. H. Thomas, James McFadden, y. E. S. Wallace, Chapman, R. H. W. Minter and D. SUPERVISORS PROCEEDINGS The applications for state aid, applied for by Mrs. Caroline Mason and Mrs. Cora C. Smith, were granted. Warrant No. 12178, for $5.00 was ordered cancelled, for the reason that the same was a duplicate payment. The salary of Mr. and Mrs. Dawson superintendent and matron of the juvenile home was fixed at $150 per month, commencing July 1, 1924. The county superintendent of highways was ordered to prepare plans and specifications for a wharf for docking at Newport Bay for handling freight shipments by water. The chairman was authorized to approve Bond on Map Tract No. 567. A resolution was adopted, in the matter of Orange County Water Works District No. 2, authorizing purchase of certain property subject to consummation by advertisement. The chairman and clerk were authorized to sign an agreement with the Southern Pacific Company to cross under tracks at Buena Park. Map Tract No. 711 was ordered received by the Board and the same referred to the City Engineer of the City of Newport Beach. Map Tract No. 712 was ordered received by the board, and the same referred to the city engineer of the City of Newport Beach. A resolution was adopted in the matter of road district improvement No. 23, fixing July 15, 1924, at 11 a.m. for final hearing in said matter by the chairman of the board of supervisors, T. B. Talbert. A dance hall license was ordered issued to Brown and Saylse at Laguna Beach. The contract for the installation of an elevator 1st the new county jail was awarded to Otis Elevator Company at a price of $4,145.00. The petition of Joe W. Skidmore, et al., to vacate and abandon a portion of those certain public alleys, avenues, courts and drives, located in the Fifth Road District was granted. It was ordered that the bridges on Centralia avenue and Artesia ave- secure the payment of one certain promissory note in favor of A. A. Mills and Pamalia H. Mills dated March 28th, 1923, made by Joe Siegel and Etta Siegel for $2800.00, payable $20.00 or more April 28th, 1923, and $20.00 or more on the 28th day of each month thereafter until said note be fully paid, with interest from said March 28th, 1923, at the rate of 7% per annum, payable monthly, which payments were to be applied first on interest and the balance on the principal, which said Deed of Trust was recorded April 20th, 1923, in Book 449, Page 386 of Deeds, records of Orange County, California, and conveys that certain property situated in the City of Anahilin, County of Orange, State of California, described as follows: Lot 1—Block 2 Tract No. 304, Mills Park Tract, as shown on a Map recorded in Book 14, Page 50, of Miscellaneous maps, records of Orange county, California, and WHEREAS, a breach of an obligation for which said Deed of Trust is a security occurred, and default was made under the terms of said note and Deed of Trust in that the installments of principal and interest due on said note on the 28th day of July, 1923, on the 28th day of August, 1923, on the 28th day of September, 1923, on the 28th day of October, 1923, on the 28th day of November, 1923, on the 28th day of December, 1923, on the 28th day of January, 1924, and on the 28th day of February, 1924 were not paid when due; that nothing has been paid on said note except monthly installations due April 28th, 1923, May 28th, 1923 and June 28th, 1923, WHEREAS, Pamalia H. Mills and Pamalia H. Mills as Executrix of the will and testament said estate of said A. A. Mills deceased, the owners and holders of said note on March 27th, 1924 did declare the whole sum of the unpaid principal and interest being the sum of $2788.93 with interest thereto from June 28th, 1923, and all other sums secured by said Deed of Trust immediately due and payable in accordance with the terms of said note and the provisions of said Deed of Trust, and did on said March 27th, 1924 make demand in writing that said Trustee, the Orange County Title Company, should forthwith proceed to sell the real property described in and conveyed by said Deed of Trust in accordance with the provisions thereof to satisfy the obligations secured thereby, and to accomplish the objects of the Trusts created by said Deed of Trust, and on said March 27th, 1924 delivered said Declaration of Default and Demand for Sale to said Orange County Title Company, WHEREAS, said Pamalia H. Mills on March 28th, 1924 did cause to be recorded in the office of the county Recorder of Orange County, State of California, notice of such breach and default in payment of the said installments of principal and interest due THE DAWES CONFERENCE President Coolidge has decided that the United States shall be represented at the allied conference called for July 16, to arrange the methods whereby the Dawes plan for the settlement of the German debt and the allied claims shall be put into operation. Aside from the fact that this is essentially an American plan, devised by the man who is now candidate for vice president on the Republican ticket, the United States has a direct interest in its outcome and therefore, in the coming conference. While this country has generously refrained from asking anything from Germany in the way of reparations, it is entitled—under the terms of the treaty—to reimbursement for the cost of occupation of Germany pending the negotiation and signing of the treaty Germany owes the United States $250,000,000, the cost of the Rhineland occupation. That is a llen which must be protected at the coming conference. Consequently, disregarding unreasoning partisan criticism, charges thereof to satisfy the obligations secured thereby, and to accomplish the objects of the Trusts created by said Deed of Trust, and on said March 27th, 1924, delivered said Declaration of Default and Demand for Sale to said Orange County Title Company, and WHEREAS, said Pamella H. Mills on March 28th, 1924, did cause to be recorded in the office of the county Recorder of Orange County, State of California, notice of such breach and default in payment of the said installments of principal and interest due on said note, and notice of her election to cause the property described in said Deed of Trust to be sold in accordance with the provisions thereof to satisfy the obligations secured thereby, and WHEREAS, more than three months have now elapsed since the recordation of said notice and the said sum of $2788.93 remains unpaid. NOW, THERFORE, pursuant to said notice recorded March 28th, 1924, and to said demand of March, 27th, 1924, and in accordance with the terms and under the authority of the hereinabove mentioned Deed of Trust, the Orange County Title Company as Trustee named therein hereby gives notice that on the 26th day of July, 1924, at the hour of eleven o'clock a.m., at the South front door of the Court House in the City of Santa Ana, County of Orange, State of California, it will sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash in lawful money of the United States the Deed of Trust and hereinbefore described. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the Orange County Title Company has hereunto caused its corporate name to be signed and its corporate seal to be affixed by its Vice-President and Secretary thereunto duly authorized by its Board of Directors, this 30th day of June, 1924. (Corporate Seal) ORANGE COUNTY TITLE COMPANY By H. A. Gardner, Vice-President. By R. C. 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