anaheim-gazette 1925-05-21

IN THE DAYS OF LONG AGO Items of Local Interest Gulled from the Files of Former Issues of This Paper 50 YEARS AGO THIS WEEK May 22, 1875 A Lying Correspondent—The immigration to California, which is now assuming such vast proportions, is creating a panic among some of our eastern friends, who, it seems, do not hesitate to lie or misrepresent facts, if by so doing they can check the flow and retain for a while longer a few of those who would otherwise come. These remarks are called forth by a half column of falsehoods headed, "California Humbugs," published in the St. Paul Pioneer Press, which gives the statements of Justus Ramsey, who claims to have spent several months in California. He says, "All kinds of business is overdone and thousands of people all over the state are without employment." If this were true, failures of mercantile house would be frequent, but, on the contrary all kinds of business is in a healthy condition. And owing to the impossibility of obtaining a reliable supply of white labor, thousands of Chinamen are constantly employed in building railroad-irrigating ditches, and also in all kind of farming operations. In all these cases white labor would be much preferred if it could be obtained. The thousands he talks about are busier and won't take employment when it is offered. He also says "California oranges and lemons are a failure." This will be news to those orchardists in this and San Bernardino county who yearn sell their crops at from $20 to $40 per thousand and net from $1000 to $2000 from the produce of each new of large orchards. He says that graces can be raised in some valleys, just as they can be raised in Minnesota; and goes on to say that wine-making is profitable only when carried on on a large scale. This same news now for the thriving vine. Germany, May 2, that he has reached his native town in safety. He sends one of the pictorial German postal cards, showing a very pretty view of the town and surrounding hills and adds: "This is my birthplace, and is so strange to me. It is really the Old World, but the people are prosperous. Many men are employed in factories and vineyards. All who want work can find it. Regards to all." One of the prettiest sights to be seen in Orange county is Tim Boege's vineyard in the West End. The vines are luxuriant and the tract is now at its best, so far as appearances go, and get much favorable comment from passersby. John Eymann's vineyard on Sycamore street is also one of the picturesque bits of landscape hereabout. His vines are very handsome specimens of vitreure and give promise of an abundant crop. Henry D. Polhemus died at his home at Miraflores on Monday morning after a brief illness of pneumonia superinfected by an attack of la gripe. He was a native of Valparaiso, Chile, and was aged 56 years. Mr. Polhemus has been a resident of this vineyard for 30 years. He was a son-in-law of John Hanna, Esq., of Miraflores. He leaves a wife, two daughters (Mrs. Ralph Hunter of this city and Mrs. Ernst Cayce of Santa Barbara) and a young son to mourn his loss. His death will be regretted and his cherry laugh and general presence will be missed. May he rest in peace. S. S. Skidmore, who has for some months acted as agent for the Griffith Lumber Company, leaves shortly for Downey to Female. His place will be taken by Charles F. Grim, who has for years been connected with the same ferred if it could be obtained. The thousands he talks about are busier and won't take employment when it is offered. He also says "California oranges and lemons are a failure." This will be news to those orchardists in this and San Bernardino county who yearn sell their crops at from $20 to $40 per thousand and net from $1000 to $2000 from the produce of each new of large orchards. He says that graces can be raised in some valleys just as they can be raised in Minnesota and goes on to say that wine-making is profitable only when carried on on a large scale. This is some more news for the thrifty vintners of Anheim, who have grown rich from the profits of their 20 and 40-acre vineyards! But the biggest lie of all is the statement that two and three successive crops are not raised in one year on the same piece of land. Every man in California who knows anything knows that two and even three full crops are raised each year by whom irrigate. Our seasons are long and there is no difficulty about it—Willia) R. Olden. A notebook containing a note and receipt was placed up on Center Street Friday. The owner can have same b applying at Reiser's brewery and paying for this advertisement. William Allen was brought before Justice Bailey on Wednesday charge with disorderly conduct and making disturbance at the Wexford Inn. He deposited $10 and promised better conduct in the future. The Anaheim Water Company will prosecute anyone interfering with their ditches or tampering with the state therein. It is within the range of possibilities that a large boarding house will soon be built by Charles Hilmer on his property on Center street. Rev. Mr. Bland performed the marriage ceremony between Mr. Mallet and Mrs. Parks at the plene grounds at Santiago canyon on Saturday last. Actuated by a profound admiration of his legal attainments and believing with Sam Weller, Sr., that "with and visdon" always go together, the friends of S. A. Sheffield are urging him to become a candidate for justice of the peace, and have requested us to announce their determination to support him for that office. Charles Hilla is planting five acres of tobacco on land immediately joining town. His partner is an expert tobacco curer and inventor of a process whereby the weed can be cured without incurring the expense of building drying houses. Large quantities of cactus have been shipped from this county to Maryland to be used in the manufacture of paper. The mounted police of Los Angeles, who were discharged some time sinceward of 30 years. He was a son-in-law of John Hanna, Esq., of Miraflores He leaves a wife, two daughters (Mrs. Kalph Hunter of this city and Mrs. Ernest Cayce of Santa Barbara) and young son to mourn his loss. His death will be regretted and his cherry laugh and genial presence will be missed. May he rest in peace. S. S. Skidmore, who has for some months acted as agent for the Griffith Chamber Company, leaves shortly for Downey to remain. His place will be taken by Charles F. Grim, who has for years been connected with the same company at Santa Ana. Mrs. Johnny Vinson of Santa Ana and Mrs. Jackson of Nashville, Tenn., spent Sunday in town with friends. Mrs. Clancus and Miss Stella Saline who have spent several weeks visiting with the family of Theodore Rimpau left Monday for San Diego. Charles Kuthel came over from Whitler to spend Sunday in town and show the oil excitement is affecting the people hereaway. Miss Zelina Bailey entertained the Young Folks' Social Club at progressive club at her home on Friday evening. The first prizes were won by Mrs. Cahen and Hugo Strodthoff, the second by Mrs. Lewis and Eai Zeus, the bidders by Miss Edith Fay and Fred Lewis Miss Edith Fay favored those present by singing several songs in her usual voice. During the evening refreshments were served, and soon after midnight the guests took their leave. John Everhardy was in town on Saturday and completed a deal with the directors of the water company, where he acquires a 29-year lease upon 160 acres of land belonging to the company, north of Yorba. He will bore for oil, and is associated with several Los Angeles capitalists in the enterprise. On Tuesday evening's meeting of the city trustees W. O. P. Schwenckert was chosen to preside. In the absence of Traverse Helmsen, who was detained a home by the serious illness of his mother. There were present at the meeting Trustees Schwenckert, Daniel Schneider and Weisel. Long Beach voted on Monday upon the prohibition question. The vote resulted: For prohibition, 259; against, 150; majority for prohibition, 192. The trustees announce that they will immediately revoke the license of the one saloon now operating in that town. It is doubtful if more beautiful spots can be found in the county than the soiree walnut orchard of J. B. Hae at Katella. One-half of the trees are ninety old and are loaded with nuts as never before. One tree which last year yielded 125 pounds of nuts will go well over that this year. Welding the provenance of tinental high sand hills and just been corral on the Arizona city Imperial valley announcement bureau of traffic is now completion bridge, on the Ohio county another impound Orange bay on once been corral on Coast route traffic. Southern G in the year w than any other States. This thousands of hars to the to mobile club. If every me only only road possible to m of the state statisticians Nearly one placed through Automobile Co designed motorist. Of the tot in the world United States of these 17,9 are in Califo Rounding service furnit mobile Club entered into sururance premises on au through the plished by at the Fay Sec 600 corporate the Fay build Los Angeles sub-offices Automobile Co at West Ave This new protection service furnished mobile Club entered into sururance premises on au through the plished by at the Fay Sec 600 corporate the Fay build Los Angeles sub-offices Automobile Co at West Ave Charles Hilla is planting five peres of tobacco on land immediately adjoining town. His partner is an expert tobacco curer and inventor of a process whereby the weed can be cured without incurring the expense of building drying houses. Large quantities of cactus have been shipped from this county to Maryland to be used in the manufacture of paper. The mounted police of Los Angeles, who were discharged some time since, have been reinstated by the city fathers. A very acceptable change in the running time of the trains between Anaheim and Los Angeles will be made today. Hereafter the train will leave Los Angeles at 4:30 p.m., arriving in Anaheim at 6 o'clock. A. L. Smith, a photographic artist from Sacramento, will be in Anaheim soon and will establish himself in Kroeger's hall, where he will be prepared to take photographs in a style never before attempted in Anaheim. A miniature war between the various classes of celestials in our midst was suddenly squelched by a rapid flank movement of Judge Bailey, who fined the belligerants. N. H. Mitchell has lost a diary containing some notes and papers of no value to anyone but the owner. A liberal reward will be paid the finder on return of the book. The somewhat novel spectacle of a baptism in the ocean was witnessed by a large number of persons at Wilmington last Sunday. The minister officiating was Rev. W. A. Spurlock of the Methodist-Episcopal church, South, and the candidate was a young lady student of Wilmington college. 25 YEARS AGO THIS WEEK May 24, 1900 Frank Er writes from Rhein Pfalz; The Anaheim Turn Verein held their first picnic of the season at Columbia Garden on Sunday afternoon. A large crowd was in attendance and an enjoyable time was spent by all. The fat men's race was won by "Fatty" Carroll, for which he received a handsome prize in the shape of a corncob pipe. After the races jumping was indulged in. In the broad jump Paul Turk cleared 19 feet 6 inches; Joe Backs Jumped 19 feet 4 inches. In the high Jump Paul Turk jumped 5 feet 6 inches; Joe Backs crowded him closely with 5 feet 5 inches Dancing was in progress during the afternoon and evening, music being furnished by Gaunper's orchestra. George J. Mosbaugh, cashier of the Commercial Bank of Santa Ana, and Mrs. Emma P., Thelan, daughter of Noah Palmer, president of the same institution, were married on Wednesday last in Santa Ana. Superintendent Woodward of the water company has a force of half a dozen men at work constructing a cement ditch along Mrs. Langenberger's east line on Lemon street. Herman Dickel spent two days at Riverside and San Bernardino this week, in an effort to dispose of a portion of the infamouse potato crop of this section of Orange county. He found these places pretty well stocked with spuds and will look to Denver for a market. Oscar and Adolph Luedke went fishing at the Landing on Sunday and report great sport. They caught a number of mullet, as well as other fish. ANAHEIM GAZETTE Automobile Notes Motorists who pass their vacation in California this year will find it an opportunity and colorful time, as the Golden State is celebrating its diamond jubilee in honor of the seventy-fifth anniversary of the state's admission into the Union. 1925 having been proclaimed California festival year. Beginning with a May Day festival at Placeville, one of the older mining towns, there was inaugurated a series of historic pageants, jubilee festivals, air carnivals, orange shows, feud carnivals, beauty pageants, Spanish festivals, roundups and rodeos, water parades, bowl concerts, tournament of lights, marine fashion shows, county and state fairs, carnival of states, poinsettia festivals, numbering nearly 100 in various parts of the state, to be climaxed with the Tournament of Roses in Pasadena. News Year's Day, January 1, 1926. To provide proper atmosphere and hark back to the historic days of the gold rush, when California became important enough to acquire statehood, the various festivals and celebrations will have a background of citizenship by decked in the fashions of 1850, and Spanish colors will prevail in the decorations. During the life of the celebrations the populace of the various communities are pledging themselves to wear the sombereros, sashes, bell trousers, mantillas, fans, shawls and styles of old Spain, which dominated the Golden States when the days of 43 brought in a rush of population from all parts of the world and ended in California, the bear state, formerly under the rule of Old Spain and later dominated by Mexico, coming into the federation of the United States. The romance and history of the state will be unfolded in most of the pavements and celebrations. A background for the diamond jubilee year is had in the chain of 21 ancient missions, 30 miles apart, stretching along the Pacific coast from the Mexican border to the state of Oregon. Visiting motorists will be furnished free information maps and data of the various celebrations at any one of the 31 offices of the Automobile Club of Southern California which operates through the 12 southern counties of the state. LEGION NOTES For the first time radio is to be the means of sending out a Memorial Day program, according to plans made by James K. Fisk, state adjutant of the American Legion. Through station KPO, San Francisco, the Legion is to broadcast its Memorial Day speeches. May 30. The various posts of California have been requested to co-operate in the ceremonies, and those posts which are to conduct services at conferences are asked to have radio receiving machines with amplifiers to broaden the program, which is to begin at 10 a.m. and continue for 45 minutes. Addresses will be made by Nathan P. Coombs, American Legion commander for California; State Commander Frank E. Russell of the United Spanish War Veterans and P. H. Masso of the Grand Army of the Republic. Too bad, indies, but Vice-President Dawes can't spare a shirt for your rummage sale. State authorities of the American Legion in San Francisco have been notified that the vice-president can not supply all the requests from the women's units of the organization for pipes, old clothes, trinkets and what not which they want to put up for sale at their rummage sales. "Hell and Maria" Dawes is a Legionnaire. General Milton J. Foreman, adjutant central of Illinois and first presiding officer of the Amnesty Legion, is to arrive in San Francisco this week after a world-wide tour. He will be greeted by a delegation of Legionnaires and entertained by them in that city. Foreman presided over the Paris caucus out of which grew the American Legion. American Legion officials and their friends throughout California will drive hard this week in the campaign to secure the $400,000 quota for this state in the Legion's $5,000,000 endowment fund movement. Headed by Governor Richardson, the California committee in securing the state's share of the fund which is to be No. 18523 NOTICE OF PUSLICATION OF TIME OF PROVING WILL, ETC. In the Superior Court of the County of Orange, State of California. In the Matter of the Estate of William Horton Kennedy, Deceased. Notice is hereby given that Friday, the 15th day of May, 1925, at 10 o'clock a.m., of said day, at the Court room of this Court, Department No. 2, in the City of Santa Ana, County of Orange, State of California, has been appointed as the time and place for hearing the application of Hughele A. Kennedy, praying that a document now on file in this Court, purporting to be the last Will and Testament of the said deceased, be admitted to probate, that Letters Testamentary be issued thereto to Hughele A. Kennedy, at which time and place all persons interested therein may appear and contest the same. Dated April 28, 1925. J. M. BACKS, County Clerk. WEISEL & DEWING, Attorneys for Petitioner. SUMMONS C. C. P., Secs. 844-845 In the Justice's Court of Anaheim Township, County of Orange, State of California. SHELL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA, a corporation, Plaintiff, vs. M. HONEY and J. E. EWING, Defendants. The People of the State of California Send Greetings to: M. HONEY and J. E. EWING, Defendants. YOU ARE HEREBY DIRECTED TO APPEAR before me at my office at City Hall, in said Township, and answer the complaint in an action entitled as above, brought against you in the Justice's Court of Anaheim Township, County of Orange, State of California, within five days after the service on you of this summons—if it is served within the City and County,Township or City in which this action is brought; but within ten days if it is served out of said Township or City but in the County in which the action is brought; and within twenty days if served elsewhere. And you are hereby notified that as for some Griffith shortly for place will be who has for the same The romance and history of the state will be unfolded in most of the presents and celebrations. A background for the diamond jubilee year is had in the chain of 21 ancient missions, 30 miles apart, stretching along the Pacific coast from the Mexican border to the state of Oregon. Visiting motorists will be furnished free information, maps and data of the various celebrations at any one of the 31 offices of the Automobile Club of Southern California which operates through the 12 southern counties of the state. Welding the final link in the improvement of the stretch of transcontinental highway between the California sand hills and Yuma, new bridges have just been completed over the leigation canal on the trunk line connecting the Arizona city with El Centro and the Imperial valley, according to an announcement received by the touring bureau of the automobile club. Motor traffic is now floating over the bridges. Completion of the Simmons Creek bridge on the Chinoitic lateral, in San Osipso County, now open to traffic, is another improvement. A bridge built by Orange county over an arm of Newport bay, on the Coast boulevard, has also been completed. It is announced so that an additional section of the Coast route is now open to through traffic. Southern California has more days in the year when motoring is enjoyable than any other section of the United States. This serves to attract tens of thousands of eastern motorists, according to the touring bureau of the automobile club. If every motor car in California were only of roadster capacity, it would be possible to move the entire population of the state at one time, according to statisticians of the club. Nearly one-half of the 150,000 signs placed throughout this section by the Automobile Club of Southern California are designed for the safety of the motorist. Of the total number of automobiles in the world, N. per cent are in the United States. The club points out that these 17,000,000 cars, one-third-eighth are in California. Rounding out a complete chain of service furnished motorists, the Automobile Club of Southern California has entered into arrangements whereby insurance premiums and deferred payments on automobiles will be financed through the club. This will be accomplished by a working arrangement with the Fay Securities Company, a $4,000,000 corporation with headquarters in the Fay building Third and Hill street Los Angeles, which is establishing sub-offices in the headquarters of the Automobile Club of Southern California at West Acorns and Fingerhill. This new service provided by the big organization not only is of interest but dominates by Mexico coming into federation of the United States. The romance and history of the state will be unfolded in most of the presents and celebrations. A background for the diamond jubilee year is had in the chain of 21 ancient missions, 30 miles apart, stretching along the Pacific coast from the Mexican border to the state of Oregon. Visiting motorists will be furnished free information, maps and data of the various celebrations at any one of the 31 offices of the Automobile Club of Southern California which operates through the 12 southern counties of the state. Welding the final link in the improvement of the stretch of transcontinental highway between the California sand hills and Yuma, new bridges have just been completed over the leigation canal on the trunk line connecting the Arizona city with El Centro and the Imperial valley, according to an announcement received by the touring bureau of the automobile club. Motor traffic is now floating over the bridges. Completion of the Simmons Creek bridge on the Chinoitic lateral, in San Osipso County, now open to traffic, is another improvement. A bridge built by Orange county over an arm of Newport bay, on the Coast boulevard, has also been completed. It is announced so that an additional section of the Coast route is now open to through traffic. Southern California has more days in the year when motoring is enjoyable than any other section of the United States. This serves to attract tens of thousands of eastern motorists, according to the touring bureau of the automobile club. If every motor car in California were only of roadster capacity, it would be possible to move the entire population of the state at one time, according to statisticians of the club. Nearly one-half of the 150,000 signs placed throughout this section by the Automobile Club of Southern California are designed for the safety of the motorist. Of the total number of automobiles in the world, N. per cent are in the United States. The club points out that these 17,000,000 cars, one-third-eighth are in California. Rounding out a complete chain of service furnished motorists, the Automobile Club of Southern California has entered into arrangements whereby insurance premiums and deferred payments on automobiles will be financed through the club. This will be accomplished by a working arrangement with the Fay Securities Company, a $4,000,000 corporation with headquarters in the Fay building Third and Hill street Los Angeles, which is establishing sub-offices in the headquarters of the Automobile Club of Southern California at West Acorns and Fingerhill. This new service provided by the big organization not only is of interest but dominates by Mexico coming into federation of the United States. The romance and history of the state will be unfolded in most of the presents and celebrations. A background for the diamond jubilee year is had in the chain of 21 ancient missions, 30 miles apart, stretching along the Pacific coast from the Mexican border to the state of Oregon. Visiting motorists will be furnished free information, maps and data of various celebrations at any one of the 31 offices of the Automobile Club of Southern California which operates through the 12 southern counties of the state. Welding the final link in the improvement of the stretch of transcontinental highway between the California sand hills and Yuma, new bridges have just been completed over the leigation canal on the trunk line connecting the Arizona city with El Centro and the Imperial valley, according to an announcement received by the touring bureau ofthe automobile club. Motor traffic is now floating overthe bridges. Completion ofthe Simmons Creek bridge onthe Chinoitic lateral,in San Osipso County,now open to traffic,iis another improvement.A bridge built by Orange county over an armofNewport bay.ontheCoast boulevard,has also been completed.it is announced so that an additional sectionofthe Coast route is now open to through traffic. Southern California has more days inthe year when motoring is enjoyable than any other sectionofthe United States. This serves to attract tensof thousandsof eastern motorists, accordingtothetouringbureauoftheautomobileclub. If every motor car in California were onlyof roadster capacity,它 wouldbe possible tomovetheentirepopulationofthestateatonetime，accordingtostatisticslorsofthemotorist. Ofthetotalnumberofautomobilesintheworld.NpercentareintheUnitedStates.Theclubpointsoutthatthree170000cars,一ne-trirteenthareinCalifornia. Rounding out a complete chain of service furnished motorists,the Automobile ClubofSouthernCaliforniahasenteredintoarrangementswhereyimurancespremisesanddeferredpaymentsonautomobileswillbefinancedthroughtheclub.ThiswillbeaccomplishedbyaworkinarrangementwiththeFaySecuritiesCompany,a$400000corporationwithheadquartersintheFaybuildingThirdandHillstreetLosAngeles,bothisestablishingssub-officesintheheadquartersoftheAutomobileClubofSouthernCaliforniaatWestAcornsandFingerhill. ThisnewserviceprovidedbythebigorganizationnotonlyisofinterestbutdominatesbyMexicocomingintothefederationoftheUnitedStates. The romance andhistoryofthestatewillbefromlinkintheimprovementofthestretchoftranscontinentalhighwaybetweentheCaliforniasandhillsandYuma,nowopentotraffic,iisanotherimprovement.AbridgebuiltbyOrangecountyoveranarmofNewportbay.ontheCoastboulevard,hasalsobecompleted.itisannouncedso thatanadditionalsectionoftheCoastrouteisnowopentothroughtraffic. SouthernCaliforniahasmoredaysintheyearwhenmotoringisenjoyablethananyothersectionsoftheUnitedStates.Thisservestoattracttensofthousandsofeasternmotorsists,anddeferredpaymentsonautomobileswillbefinancedthroughtheclub.ThiswillbeaccomplishedbyaworkinarrangementwiththeFaySecuritiesCompany,a$400000corporationwithheadquartersintheFaybuildingThirdandHillstreetLosAngeles,bothisestablishingssub-officesintheheadquartersoftheAutomobileClubofSouthernCaliforniaatWestAcornsandFingerhill. ThisnewserviceprovidedbythebigorganizationnotonlyisofinterestbutdominatesbyMexicocomingintothefederationoftheUnitedStates. The romance andhistoryofthestatewillbefromlinkintheimprovementofthestretchoftranscontinentalhighwaybetweentheCaliforniasandhillsandYuma,nowopentotraffic,iisanotherimprovement.AbridgebuiltbyOrangecountyoveranarmofNewportbay.ontheCoastboulevard,hasalsobecompleted.itisannouncedso thatanadditionalsectionoftheCoastrouteisnowopentothroughtraffic. SouthernCaliforniahasmoredaysintheyearwhenmotoringisenjoyablethananyothersectionsoftheUnitedStates.Thisservestoattracttensofthousandsofeasternmotorsists,anddeferredpaymentsonautomobileswillbefinancedthroughtheclub.ThiswillbeaccomplishedbyaworkinarrangementwiththeFaySecuritiesCompany,a$400000corporationwithheadquartersintheFaybuildingThirdandHillstreetLosAngeles,bothisestablishingssub-officesintheheadquartersoftheAutomobileClubofSouthernCaliforniaatWestAcornsandFingerhill. ThisnewserviceprovidedbythebigorganizationnotonlyisofinterestbutdominatesbyMexicocomingintothefederationoftheUnitedStates. The romance andhistoryofthestatewillbefromlinkintheimprovementofthestretchoftranscontinentalhighwaybetweentheCaliforniasandhillsandYuma,nowopentotraffic,iisanotherimprovement.AbridgebuiltbyOrangecountyoveranarmofNewportbay.ontheCoastboulevard,hasalsobecomplemented.itisannouncedso thatanadditionalsectionoftheCoastrouteisnowopentothroughtraffic. SouthernCaliforniahasmoredaysintheyearwhenmotoringisenjoyablethananyothersectionsoftheUnitedStates.Thisservestoattracttensofthousandsofeasternmotorsists,anddeferredpaymentsonautomobileswillbefinancedthroughtheclub.ThiswillbeaccomplishedbyaworkinarrangementwiththeFaySecuritiesCompany,a$400000corporationwithheadquartersintheFaybuildingThirdandHillstreetLosAngeles,bothisestablishingssub-officesintheheadquartersoftheAutomobileClubofSouthernCaliforniaatWestAcorns和Fingerhill. ThisnewserviceprovidedbythebigorganizationnotonlyisofinterestbutdominatesbyMexicocomingintothefederationoftheUnitedStates. The romance andhistoryofthestatewillbefromlinkintheimprovementofthestretchoftranscontinentalhighwaybetweentheCaliforniasandhillsandYuma,nowopentotraffic,iisanotherimprovement.AbridgebuiltbyOrangecountyoveranarmofNewportbay.ontheCoastboulevard,hasalsobecomplemented.itisannouncedso thatanadditionalsectionoftheCoastrouteisnowopentothroughtraffic. SouthernCaliforniahasmoredaysintheyearwhenmotoringisenjoyablethananyothersectionsoftheUnited States.Thisservestoattracttensofthousandsofeasternmotorsists,anddeferredpaymentsonautomobileswillbefinancedthroughtheclub.ThiswillbeaccomplishedbyaworkinarrangementwiththeFaySecuritiesCompany,a$400000corporationwithheadquartersintheFaybuildingThirdandHillstreetLosAngeles,bothisestablishingssub-officesintheheadquartersoftheAutomobileClubofSouthernCaliforniaatWestAcorns和Fingerhill. ThisnewserviceprovidedbythebigorganizationnotonlyisofinterestbutdominatesbyMexicocomingintothefederationoftheUnitedStates. The romance andhistoryofthestatewillbefromlinkintheimprovementofthestretchoftranscontinentalhighwaybetweentheCaliforniasandhillsandYuma,nowopentotraffic,iisanotherimprovement.AbridgebuiltbyOrangecountyoveranarmofNewportbay.ontheCoastboulevard,hasalsobecomplemented.itisannouncedso thatanadditionalsectionoftheCoastrouteisnowopentothroughtraffic. SouthernCaliforniahasmoredaysintheyearwhenmotoringisenjoyablethananyothersectionsoftheUnited States.Thisservestoattracttensofthousandsofeasternmotorsists,anddeferredpaymentsonautomobileswillbefinancedthroughtheclub.ThiswillbeaccomplishedbyaworkinarrangementwiththeFaySecuritiesCompany,a$400000corporationwithheadquartersin.theFaybuildingThirdandHillstreetLosAngeles,bothisestablishingssub-officesin.theheadquartersoftheAutomobileClubofSouthernCaliforniaatWestAcorns和Fingerhill. ThisnewserviceprovidedbythebigorganizationnotonlyisofinterestbutdominatesbyMexicocomingintothefederationoftheUnitedStates. The romance andhistoryofthestatewillbefromlinkintheimprovementofthestretchoftranscontinentalhighwaybetweentheCaliforniasandhillsandYuma,nowopentotraffic,iisanotherimprovement.AbridgebuiltbyOrangecountyoveranarmofNewportbay.on-theCoastboulevard,hasalsobecomplemented.itisannouncedso thatanadditionalsectionoftheCoastrouteisnowopentothroughtraffic. SouthernCaliforniahasmoredaysintheyearwhenmotoringisenjoyablethananyothersectionsoftheUnited States.Thisservestoattracttensofthousandsofeasternmotorsists,anddeferredpaymentsonautomobiles willbefinancedthroughtheclub.ThiswillbeaccomplishedbyaworkinarrangementwiththeFaySecuritiesCompany,a$400000corporationwithheadquarters.in.theFaybuildingThirdandHillstreetLosAngeles,bothisestablishingssub-offices.in.theheadquartersoftheAutomobileClub.ofSouthernCaliforniaatWestAcorns和Fingerhill. ThisnewserviceprovidedbythebigorganizationnotonlyisofinterestbutdominatesbyMexicocomingintothefederationoftheUnitedStates. The romance andhistoryofthestate willbefromlinkintheimprovementofthestretch-oftranscontinentalhighwaybetweentheCaliforniasandhillsandYuma,nowopentotraffic,iisanotherimprovement.AbridgebuiltbyOrangecountyoveranarm OfNewportbay.on-theCoastboulevard,hasalsobecomplemented.itisannouncedso thatanadditionalsectionoftheCoastrouteisnowopentothroughtraffic. SouthernCaliforniahasmoredaysinTheyearwhenmotoringisenjoyablethananyothersectionsoftheUnited States.Thisservestoattracttensofthousandsofeasternmotorsists,anddeferredpaymentsonautomobiles willbefinancedthroughtheclub.ThiswillbeaccomplishedbyaworkinarrangementwiththeFaySecuritiesCompany,a$400000corporationwithheadquarters.in.theFaybuildingThirdandHillstreetLosAngeles,bothisestablishingssub-offices.in.theheadquartersoftheAutomobileClub.ofSouthernCaliforniaatWestAcorns和Fingerhill. Thisnewserviceprovidedbythebig organization not only isOF interesting but dominant by Mexico coming into federation of The United States. The romance and historyOfTheState will be unfolded in most Of present sections and celebrations at any one section Of The State within its own community In each community In once a week after service ends June 4 next is set as final date for The allocation To California cities Of captured war devices and trophies taken during The World War. Nathan E.Poombys state commander Of The American Legion has notified by R.C.M.Littellated general-general Of The drive and Burton R.Fitzpatrick Points Out California contributed over one million dollars which was approximately three times its quota. Local drive is made by those in charge of one million dollars which was approximately three times its quota. Local drive is made by those in charge of one million dollars which was approximately three times its quota. More than 75 percent for The adjusted compensation insurance have applied for its benefits according to word received from Washington State Adjunctant General-General Of The drive and Burton R.Fitzpatrick Points Out California contributed over one million dollars which was approximately three times its quota. Local drive is made by those in charge of one million dollars which was approximately three times its quota. More than 75 percent for The adjusted compensation insurance have applied for its benefits according to word received from Washington State Adjunctant General-General Of The drive and Burton R.Fitzpatrick Points Out California contributed over one million dollars which was approximately three times its quota. APPEAR before me at my office at City Hall, in said Township,and answer as above required,the said Plaintiff will take judgment for any money damaged in The complaint as arising upon contract or will apply to The Court for The relief demanded in The complaint as arising upon contract or will apply to The Court for The relief demanded in The complaint as arising upon contract or will apply to The Court for The relief demanded in The complaint as arising upon contract or will apply to The Court for The relief demanded in The complaint as arising upon contract or will apply to The Court for The relief demanded in The complaint as arising upon contract or will apply to The Court for The relief demanded in The complaint as arising upon contract or will apply to The Court for The relief demanded in The complaint as arising upon contract or will apply to The Court for The relief demanded in The complaint as arising upon contract or will apply to The Court for The relief demanded in The complaint as arising upon contract or will apply to The Court for The relief demanded in The complaint as arising upon contract or will apply to The Court for The relief demanded in The complaint as arising upon contract or will apply to The Court for The relief demanded in The complaint as arising upon contract or will apply to THE CUSTOMER ASSOCIATION will be held on May 23, 1925.at,the office of H.W.Welled.In,the Golden State Bank Building.at hour 2 o'clock P.M.for-the purpose-of electing a Board-of Directors.Here is notified by R.C.M.Littellated general-general Of The drive and Burton R.Fitzpatrick Points Out California contributed over one million dollars which was approximately three times its quota. PUBLIC NOTICE The annual meeting of The Anaheim County Association will be held on May 23, 1925.at,the office of H.W.Welled.In,the Golden State Bank Building.at hour 2 o'clock P.M.for-the purpose-of electing a Board-of Directors.Here is notified by R.C.M.Littellated general-general Of The drive and Burton R.Fitzpatrick Points Out California contributed over one million dollars which was approximately three times its quota. 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APPEAR before me at my office at City Hall, in said Township,and宾客 At least two hours after service ends June 4 next is set as final date for The allocation To California cities Within Its Own Community In Each Community In Once a week after service ends June 4 next is set as final date for The allocation To California cities Within Its Own Community In Each Community In Once a week after service ends June 4 next is set as final date for The allocation To California cities Within Its Own Community In Each Community In Once a week after service ends June 4 next is set as final date for The allocation To California cities Within Its Own Community In Each Community In Once a week after service ends June 4 next is set as final date for The allocation To California cities Within Its Own Community In Each Community In Once a week after service ends June 4 next is set as final date for The allocation To California cities Within Its Own Community In Each Community In Once a week after service 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Community In Each Community In Once a week after service ends June 4 next is set as final date for The allocation To California cities Within Its Own Community In Each Community In Once a week after service ends June 4 next is set as final date for The allocation To California cities Within Its Own Community In Each Community In Once a week after service ends June 4 next is set as final date for The allocation To California cities Within Its Own Community In Each Community In Once a week after service ends June 4 next is set as final date for The allocation To California cities Within Its Own Community In Each Community In Once a week after service ends June 4 next is set as final date for The allocation To California cities Within Its Own Community In Each Community In Once a week after service ends June 4 next is set as final date for The allocation To California cities Within Its Own Community In Each Community In Once a week after service ends June 4 next is set as final date for 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It was up to the women to plant the maize, beans and tobacco; cure the venison; take care of the wigwam and long house; and rear the children. But it is no longer good sportsmanship—or good economics—to burden a woman with heavy laborers. Hard work paid her of extraiveness and health, and wears her out at an early age. The worst of these labors is the family washing. It is hard work; and the energy wasted on it never can be replaced. It is our job to take this burden from the housewife; just telephone. We will do all the washing and part or all of the ironing. The Sanitary Laundry A. W. CLEAVER, Proprietor 225 W. Santa Fe Ave. Phone 26 Fullerton, California WILLIAM GILMORE, Agent 122 South Ohio Street Phone 129 Anaheim, California Good Buys in USED CARS 1922 Dodge Touring 1921 Dodge Touring 1924 Dodge Commercial 1923 Dodge Commercial 1923 Ford Touring 1922 Ford Coupe 1921 Ford Coupe 1919 Dodge Touring 1917 Dodge Touring Chas. H. 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