anaheim-gazette 1924-09-25

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As I read this I began to speculate about what Anaheim is doing and also what it is not doing to care for the industries which we hope will respond to this invitation. In this advertisement among the advantages claimed for our city, I read, "Cheap Electricity" our rates for electricity are reasonable but they are considerably higher than rates charged by the Edison Company and enjoyed by our neighboring communities who are also anxious to have new industries. Worthwhile industries such as we hope will come to Anaheim use a great deal of electricity, so much that the difference between Edison rates and our own might turn the balance in favor of some other location. I am opposed to the proposition of installing a municipal plant in Anaheim because I am convinced that it will increase rather than lower our electric rates. With a private plant it is necessary to provide capacity for the peak load, which means that a large proportion of this capacity is idle most of the day. To provide against emergencies it is also necessary to arrange some other source of supply or to install duplicate equipment, either scheme being uneconomical. In my opinion the best move our city could make at this tie would be buy their energy at wholesale from the Southern California Edison Company as it does at present rather than invest more money in an adventure which would undoubtedly increase the generating cost above what we are now paying. The money thus saved could very nicely be used in providing more streets, more sewers, more police and fire protection and more schools, particularly schools. It is very foolish to deny ourselves schools and invest our money in an uneconomical and undesirable steam plant. TAXPAYER. FALL 1924 FALL 1924 Fall is Here in THE NEW FASHION OPENING DISPLAY Thursday and Friday, Sept. 24 an You are invited to see this display of the Fashions, for in them you will find the enment of the new season. Prices will coyour belief that simplicity is not only smaeconomical. THE S. Q. R. STOR Mr. and Mrs. Carl Pressel and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Vanatta drove to San Diego Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Price, who have been visiting friends in Nebraska, returned home Monday. Rev. T. H. Walker spoke at the weekly meeting of the Lions' Club Thursday, his subject being "The Constitution." Rev. F. W. Elger, pastor of the West Broadway M. E. church, was re-appointed to this pastorate at the conference held last week in Pasadena. The Business and Professional Women's club will give a barbecue at the County Park this evening, entertaining the Rotary, Klwanis and Lions' clubs. The American Legion Auxiliary will hold a sale at Schneider's market Saturday. Home made pies, cakes, baked beans and other things good to eat will be disposed of. Falling hair can be stopped. Dandruff and scalp eczema can be cured. Ask your druggist or barber for Lucky Tiger Hair Remedy. Endorsed by millions. Sold under money back guarantee. Little Margaret Fay, four year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Fay was slightly injured in an auto collision Friday evening. She was treated for her injuries by Dotor Utter. Dr. B. Franklin Badgley is now located at his new home, 406 North Los Angeles street, first residence north of Ford garage His office is now at his residence. Dr. Badgley will soon have an assistant to help him look Father F. J. Dubbel came down from Santa Marie Saturday to officiate at the funeral of Mrs. Schulte. Fred Koesel and wife have returned from a trip to North Dakota where they visited Mr. Koesel's aged father. The Golden State National Bank has added two directors to its board. The new members are F. A. Yungbluth and W. S. Todd. The new telephone director just out contains the names of 2050 subscribers in Anaheim. This is a large increase over the old directory. J. R. Marshall of Fullerton swallowed a dose of poison Sunday and then shot himself, the ball passing through his shoulder. He was rushed to the hospital where the poison was pumped out of him and the would dressed. He will recover. The Free Methodists have started work on their new church. The denomination is now holding services in the Seventh Day Adventists church in the North end of town. The Baptists who are now holding services in a tent on Citron street, expect soon to build a church. District Attorney A. P. Nelson is slated to speak at the White Temple M. E. Church Sunday night, his subject being the Ku Klux Klan. Dr. Geissinger delivered the second of his series of addresses on Klanism at the church Sunday evening. The building was crowded to its full capacity. Francisco Gonzales was arraigned before Judge Kuchel Tuesday on suspicion of burglary. He was charged with burglarizing the residence of Mrs. Lester Everett on North Street Little Margaret Fay, four year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Fay was slightly injured in an auto collision Friday evening. She was treated for her injuries by Dotor Utter. Dr. B. Franklin Badgley is now located at his new home, 406 North Los Angeles street, first residence north of Ford garage. His office is now at his residence. Dr. Badgley will soon have an assistant to help him look after his patients. Jose Agas of Anaheim was taken before Judge French at Fullerton and charged with driving a car while intoxicated. He plead not guilty and his trial set for September 24. Bail was fixed at $1,000. Many Anaheim people motored out to Clover field Tuesday to welcome the globe flyers home. It was a great disappointment to the inhabitants of the city when it was learned that the planes would not go over here on their trip up from San Diego. When people back in eastern states buy walnuts this year they will find a new nut on the market. It will be known as the "Baby Diamond" walnut and will bear the Diamond stamp. "The Baby Diamond" is a new name. The No. 2 walnut of the past," explained Harry W. Lewis, president of the Santa Ana Walnut Growers Association, "and with the new name, the No. 2 will pass out of existence." Tommy Kuchel, parked his bicycle in front of the Gazetta office Sunday afternoon while he attended to some business inside and a short time later found it had disappeared. Persons living in the neighborhood saw a Mexican boy mount it and wheel away toward the north end of town. After scouring that section of the city without results, Tommy notified the police of the theft, and hopes to recover it in time. The one story building at the corner of Chestnut and Los Angeles streets used by Harry D. Riley as the Studebaker salesroom is being demolished and a fine two story building will be erected on the ground as speedily as possible by Samuel Kraemer, owner of the property. The Studebaker people are transacting business temporarily in rear buildings, but Mr. Riley things the new quarters will be ready for them within two months. Asking for a jury trial, John Yeargen, Costa Mesa youth, charged with possession of liquor, secured postponement of his trial in Justice Jack Landell's court to October 14 at 10 a.m. The delay was also for the purpose of allowing Yeargen to procure counsel. Yeargen's mother, in court intimated to the court that she would like to have her son "settle" the matter by pleading guilty and being allowed to pay a fine. The court refused to commit himself as to what the judgment would be in the event of a plea of guilt and Yeargen was unwilling to enter such a plea. Distinction of becoming the youngest Eagle scout in the world is now possessed by Sanford Horstman, son of Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Horstman, 345 West Commonwealth avenue, Fullerton. He has successfully completed the examinations given those eligible to the Eagle division, the highest honor in the gift of the American Boy Scouts Only those who are 12 years and 6 mo. of age are permitted to qualify. The local lad exceeds the age minimum by five days. Sanford now is the proud possessor of twenty-two merit badges besides the latest honor. An eastern box of 13 formerly was heralded as slated to speak at the White Temple M.E. Church Sunday night, his subject being the Ku Klux Klan. Dr. Geissinger delivered the second of his series of addresses on Klanism at the church Sunday evening. The building was crowded to its full capacity. Francisco Gonzales was arraigned before Judge Kuchel Tuesday on suspicion of burglary. He was charget with burglarizing the residence of Mrs. Lester Everett on North Street on June 17th. A ring belonging to Mrs. Everett was found on his person. Judge Kuchel held him for trial on October 23, fixing bail at $2500. He is now in the County Jail. ANONYMOUS LETTER SENT SUPERVISORS “What’s this?” chorused members of the board of supervisors one day the past week. The members referred to an anonymous typewritten communication, received through the mail in an envelope bearing an Anaheim post mark and addressed to the chairman of the board. “What’s this? A threat? A jest? Is somebody kidding us, or kidding the K. K. K., the letter was threatening in tone, yet disclaimed being a threat Stating at the beginning that is was “from the committee,” the letter subsequently indicated that the committee consisting of one person somewhat unfamiliar either with the English language or a typewriter, or feigning to be so. “There is no man, rich enough, regardless of his sex, to become a member of the Clan, if there is the slightest evidence that he is not 100 per cent American,” declared the letter. “You’d better be a MAN,” the writer advised later, but did not add; “regardless of sex.” Claiming the committee to be “just pure bread Americans” and the best type of Americans,” the letter stated that the committee did not believe in threats, murder or tar buckets, and promises not to harm the chairman or “his gang.” “This is pretty good, anyway, whether it is a joke or a threat,” chuckled Chairman T. B. Talbert. “It ought to be published. A “fac simile” of the letter follows. “From the committee. Special to you. As well as your gang. You ceam to take up on your self doing that may not be the best... of Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Horstman, 345 West Commonwealth avenue, Fullerton. He has successfully completed the examinations given those eligible to the Eagle division, the highest honor in the gift of the American Boy Scouts Only those who are 12 years and 6 mo. of age are permitted to qualify. The local lad exceeds the age minimum by five days. Sanford now is the proud possessor of twenty-two merit badges besides the latest honor. An eastern boy of 13 formerly was heralded as holding the record for being the youngest Eagle Scout. Louis P. Arton, erstwhile secretary of the Ku Klux Klan, recently resigned his job it is reported and has left Anaheim in search of greener pastures. In order to provide himself with a little cash to assist him on his journey it is stated that he sold the Ku Klux membership list to enemies of that order. Parties who have seen the list declare there are less than three hundred names on it. What disposition will be made of the list is not yet known. People who have the welfare of the city at heart and desire to again see a united people working harmoniously together for progress are hoping that the hooded order will dissolve and there will be no necessity for making the membership roll public property. Dr. B. Franklin Badgley Scientific Chiropractor Dietitian and Iriologist Office hours, 9 to 12 a.m.; 1:30 to 6 p.m., Evenings by appointment. House calls for acute and chronic dis-Phone 1128, day or night. Address 406 North Los Angeles street, first residence north of Ford Gaarge. FARM BUREAU HEAD PRAISES ORANGE COUNTY "I feel more at home here than any where I have been in a long, long time," stated E. O. Bradfute, president of the American Farm Bureau Federation. MERCHANDISE the better qualities now shown in every department atch the Windows ALKENSTEINS SUPERVISORS passed members one day the referred to communithe mail in Anaheim post the chairman ? A jest? Is kidding the threatening being a threat that is was the letter subthe commitson somewhat in the English or, feigning enough, recome a memis the slightnot 100 per and the letter. N," the writer not add; "recee to be "just and the best letter stated not believe in buckets, and the chairman or nyway, whethbeat," chuckled "It ought to letter follows. as your gangup on your self not be the best tion as he took a seat at one of the picnic tables at the Orange County Park, during the western states conference here. There were thirty cousins and other relatives of Bradfute seated at the table. "I have often wondered why so many of my kin folk have come to California and then never come back, but after riding around in Orange county for a while, I can easily see for myself the reason and I can't say that I blame them in the least." That Bradfute was extremely interested in the nation's "richest county" was evidenced by the fact that he was late at the conference Saturday morning, while riding over the county, "taking in" some of the beautiful walnut a d orange groves near Orange. He expressed himself as being well pleased with the county. "And I have a lot of other relatives back east that are also talking about coming to California," he said. Fullerton's new glass factory began operations Monday with a force of seventy-five men. Sheet glass of the plain and plate kind and of the reinforced variety will be turned out by the plant, which, with site and equipment, represents an investment of more than five hundred thousand dollars. The sheds and buildings cover an area of nine acres. Four acres more of land has been bought for expansion purposes and it is understood intention of the company to add other units as soon as the main plant is operating. The working force is to be gradually increased to 175 men, it is intimated. The factory has its own trackage, having connections with both the station of medical students, said to have been conducting experiments in dissection on a Yorba Linda ranch, with the possibility, it was admitted, that the probe might eventually involve college authorities. The identity of all the medical students believed involved and the college or university from which the human body had been taken to the ranch had not been learned. Mrs. Minnie Shay, 219 West Commonwealth avenue, Fullerton, who owns the ranch where the authorities were told the dissection experiments were conducted, and her son, Willis D. Shay, said to be a medical student, were slated for investigation by the Sheriff's office, it was stated. According to Chief Deputy District Attorney C. N. Mozley, unauthorized removal of a body for such purposes constitutes a felony offense. The investigation will be pursued even to the medical laboratories of whatever institution the body may have come from. Mozley said. It is possible, however, he pointed out, that the reported action of the students may have been legally authorized. Deputy Sheriff Martin of Yorba Linda made the gruesome find of bones Friday. Fragments of the skeleton, parts of which were missing, were piled near an irrigation ditch a few feet from a roadway just north of Newell avenue, about two miles west of Yorba Linda. Undersheriff Edward French and Deputy Dan Adams, responded to Martin's summons and Coroner C.. D. Brown was later notified Their investigation led them, they said, to the Sluyr ranch, which was at the moment deserted, though they understood, they said, from neighbors, that the family present living on the ranch. They The letter follows the committee as your gang. Up on your self not be the best clear that you you are doing in the K. K. K. blind on other to get the lay brake the sod enough, regard a member of its slightest evi 100 per cent East is East. Neither is it a bread Ameri do not believe tar buckets & type of ameri going to con you, you bet not written by job. Be a 100 you we are not later be a MAN. neither is it a bread Ameri do not believe tar buckets & type of ameri going to con you, you bet not written by job. Be a 100 you we are not later be a MAN. neither is it a bread Ameri do not believe tar buckets & type of ameri going to con you, you bet not written by job. 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