anaheim-gazette 1926-02-18

Local Brevities William J. Travers, well-known property owner of Placentia, and member of the Fullerton high school district, has been named a member of the county union junior college committees, to represent his district, it was announced by County Superintendent R. P. Mitchell. Dr. W. J. Harpster of Anaheim has been named a member of the county union junior college general committee, to represent the Anaheim high school district. The general committee, headed by the county superintendent, is to be made up of one trustee from each high school district in the county. A real estate agent has had great luck making people sell by telling them a family of saxophone players had bought next door. The police of Brea were told a burglar was in a theater. They rushed to the place and guarded all the entrances, yet he eluded them. One arm of the law said he must have escaped by way of one of the exits. Members of the Anaheim American Legion post will be hosts to other Legion posts of the county March 9, when Allen Bixby, state commander of the Legion, will be the guest of honor. An elaborate program is being prepared and a large attendance is expected. Abandoning a light delivery car in which they had driven away from the scene of their crime, the daring bandits who bound and gagged the family of Sherman Stevens at Tustin and then leisurely ransacked the house Sunday night, continued their escape by way of the Pickwick stage from Anaheim, according to local police, who recovered the car here. Two men who answered to the description of the bandits were observed by an Anaheim woman to drive their car up to the curb on South Claudina street, within a block of the police station, where one of the men donned an overcoat thought to be stolen from the Stevens home, after which they proceeded to the stage office and purchased tickets to Los Angeles. FOR SALE—1000 clean Valencia orange trees. Frank Champlin, 810 Zeyn St. Miss Florence Backs seriously ill with infusion been out of high school weeks. She is improving ably soon be able to resume. Mr. and Mrs. Harry M touring Europe for months, and cards received Dyer indicate they are month in the French they find the weather of Southern California other section visited ably. Dedication exercises completion of additional ments costing $5000 to theran church building, held by members of the Sunday afternoon. The Peters, pastor of the M theran church, Los An formerly pastor of the delivered the sermon. Members of congregation Los Angeles and Santa. Dr. B. S. Haywood was speaker at the Rotary Monday. His subject and His Work as Pr new members were taken at this meeting. The Pearson, Glenn Wright and Henry Plotzke. The S. Q. R. Store EMPHASING EVEN GREATER BARGAINS FOR SATURDAY IN OUR Removal Sale OUR NEW LOCATION WILL BE LEMON AND CENTER STREETS Removal Sale OUR NEW LOCATION WILL BE LEMON AND CENTER STREETS Extraordinary Reductions in Ladies' COATS Some Spring models included in this Special— Selling at $1195 And $1295 LADIES' SILK DRESSES Every Dress a Wonderful Value. Repriced for the Final Round-up— $6.95 $7.95 $11.95 Certain Lines HOUSE DRESSES AND APRONS $1.95 House Dresses like these are favored by women for their practical features. Fabrics for Repriced for the Final Round-up— $6.95 $7.95 $11.95 Certain Lines HOUSE DRESSES AND APRONS $1.95 House Dresses like these are favored by women for their practical features. Fabrics for most part are those of Gingham, in various colors and styles. Tremendously Underpriced $1.95 "KOTEX" Final Reductions 49c Dozen Baby's Rubber Pants—Special 25c THE S. Q. R. STORE Los Angeles and Center Streets ANAHEIM GAZETTE Miss Florence Backs has been quite seriously ill with influenza and has been out of high school for several weeks. She is improving and will probably soon be able to resume her studies. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dyer have been touring Europe for the past four months, and cards received by Frank Dyer indicate they are spending the month in the French Riviera, where they find the weather more like that of Southern California than in any other section visited abroad. Dedication exercises celebrating the completion of additions and improvements costing $5000 to the Grace Lutheran church building, this city, were held by members of the congregation Sunday afternoon. The Rev. J. H. Peters, pastor of the Manchester Lutheran church, Los Angeles, who was formerly pastor of the local church, delivered the sermon. Visitors included members of congregations in Pomona, Los Angeles and Santa Ana. Dr. B. S. Haywood was the principal speaker at the Rotary club luncheon Monday. His subject was, "Lincoln and His Work as President." Four new members were taken into the club at this meeting. They were Harry Pearson, Glenn Wright, Louis Danz and Henry Plotzke. License of the poolroom situated in the basement at 152½ West Center street was revoked by the city trustees Tuesday. The manager was charged by Chief J. S. Martin with permitting minors to frequent the place in violation of a city ordinance. Dr. Bruce Baxter of the University of Southern California is announced as principal speaker for a men's forum offender sponsored by the Men's club of the White Temple Methodist church, to be held in the church parlor February 22: This will be the first of a series of forum dinners open to the men of the community and featuring prominent speakers on up-to-date questions. Dr. B. S. Haywood, pastor of the church, said. The program for the forum meeting this month is to commence with a dinner served at 6:30 p.m., and will include, besides Dr. Baxter's speech, a reading, a comedy stunt and musical selections, it is said. Violators of the city's ordinances paid a total of $1725 into the city treasury according to the monthly report of Chief of Police J. S. Martin, submitted to the board of trustees at their last regular meeting. This amount was collected from 39 persons, the report revealed. Intoxication arrests headed the list with 10, while possession charges brought about the arrest of nine offenders. FREE TRACTOR DEMONSTRATION Have you seen the free tractor field demonstrations being given here by the Standard Gas Engine company of Oakland? The public is invited. But the event is of special interest to Fordson tractor owners and all students of power farming. The Hamilton transmission for the Fordson tractor is said to have created a sensation wherever shown. That such a simple device could actually add 50 per cent more power to the Fordson tractor is regarded as little short of unbelievable until it is seen in action, according to the manufacturers. The demonstrations held this week have been pronounced very-successful. Not only the transmission, but also the Hamilton grouser, and drawbar are being shown on Placement Avenue, one mile north of the county hospital, Saturday, February 20, at 10 a.m., under the auspices of Sid McGraw, local Ford dealer. It is pointed out that this transmission should not be confused with ordinary "accessories" or "attachments." It becomes an integral part of the tractor, functioning in perfect harmony with other parts. It is said to be oil-tight and dustproof, with no exposed moving parts, and manufactured of finest materials to highest engineering standards. With Hamilton equipment, the manufacturers claim, the drawbar pull of the Fordson is increased 50 per cent, enabling it to pull three 12-inch plows as readily as the standard Fordson pulls two. And it is asserted this result is accomplished without any appreciable change in plowing speed and with no added strain on any Fordson part. It is further claimed that the equipment tends to stabilize the tractor, decreases sidesway- and facilitates steering. A special system of gear reduction is used. The Hamilton transmission case displaces the after-housing of the tractor, lengthening the wheelbase 13½ inches. Otherwise, the appearance of the Fordson is not altered and the tractor is operated exactly the same as before. Cyprus (By W) A movement important to Cyprus north. The pro-street north to which is a distance miles. Orange paved through tance of some miles. The praises these two districts. Los Angeles plans to pave which is Orange the Orange course will connect Orangethorpe continued north majority of those posed improve nified their drive over, so it is the improvement. Job Dennie, E.G. and G. G. Pride of the director vard at Belftl They report tha along nicely. The Los Angeles explained there in Los Angeles bill which will ing new rights. EUCE Mrs. M. J. Ladies' Euchre South Citron sn noon last. After game of progress collation was Mrs. F. A. B Carroll tied for cided to award Backs and then The consolation jamin. The next Thursday in M.J.Sheridan. FOUR- SALE! REAL REDUCTIONS Let Us Help You Be Economical By Saving You Money on Footwear This Week Misses' and Children's fancy colored top patent vamp shoes. Fine grade kid uppers; patent kid vamps. Hand-turned soles. Formerly priced as high as $3.48 Better Than A Bargain At This Price Sizes 5 to 2 Come in and see the real value of this offer. DAINTY NEW STYLES FOR WOMEN In the new step-in pumps. Made with fine grade patent kid, also trimmed with champagne-colored kid leather. Many styles to choose from. Values to $7.50 $4.85 Again We Offer Women's Newest Styles READLY AS THE STANDARD FORUSON pulls two. And it is asserted this result is accomplished without any appreciable change in plowing speed and with no added strain on any Fordson part. It is further claimed that the equipment tends to stabilize the tractor, decreases sidesway and facilitates steering. A special system of gear reduction is used. The Hamilton transmission case displaces the after-housing of the tractor, lengthening the wheelbase 13½ inches. Otherwise, the appearance of the Fordson is not altered and the tractor is operated exactly the same as before. Hamilton equipment is now being distributed through Fordson dealers, many of whom are said to have endorsed it in the strongest terms. BILL SACKETT OBJECTS J. W. Sackett makes vigorous objection to the statement that Anaheim is only 56 years of age. He knows perfectly well that Anaheim was founded in 1857 and is now 69 years old. He was born in that year; he knows how old he is, and he knows also how old the city is. Bill is one of the most influential citizens of Anaheim and anything he says goes. He says he is 69 year old and he ought to know, and everybody else knows that Anaheim is of the same age. In fact, Bill and the town are twins. Anaheim Cal. FALKEN 2,000 R Stamped-to-E In an DOLLAR In the B This remarkable Dollar Sale is the reelection Royal Society factory. Never before stamped goods sale. Come early Saturday also trimmed with champagne padded colored kid leather. Many styles to choose from. Values to $7.50 $4.85 Again We Offer Women's Newest Styles All the new novelties and leathers, including fine grade satins; all sizes and every style heel... Values up to $6.00 Men! New light tan calf leather oxford broad toes, in blucher and bal cut. Worth at least $5.00 $3.85 DON'T MISS THIS BARGAIN The Best Boys' Shoes Made in the well known Bike style; the boys like these shoes; best for school wear. NOW ONLY.... $1.95 Kafateria Shoe Co. 109 West Center St. Anaheim, Calif. Cypress Notes (By W. C. MILLER) A movement is on foot which is very important to Cypress and the surrounding territory, especially that to the north. The project is to pave Walker street north to Orangethorpe avenue, which is a distance of one and one-half miles. Orangethorpe avenue is to be paved through to the county line, a distance of some three and three-quarter miles. The present plan is to throw these two districts into one. Los Angeles county has already laid plans to pave First street of Artesia, which is Orangethorpe avenue, east to the Orange county line. Walker street will connect Lincoln avenue with Orangethorpe and will some time be continued north to Whittler. A large majority of the landowners in the proposed improvement district have signified their desire to put the project over, so it is almost a certainty that the improvements will be made. Job Dennie, J. P. Street, W. Premus and G. G. Priddy attended the meeting of the directors of the Century boulevard at Bellflower Tuesday evening. They report that the project is coming along nicely. Several speakers from the Los Angeles chamber of commerce explained the progress of the project in Los Angeles county, also the Matoon bill, which will aid greatly in establishing new rights-of-ways. EUCHRE CLUB Mrs. M. J. Bradley entertained the Ladies' Euchre club at her home on South Citron street on Thursday afternoon last. After the usual enjoyable game of progressive euchre, a delicious collation was served by the hostess. Mrs. F. A. Backs, Sr., and Mrs. Joe Carroll tied for first prize. It was decided to award the first prize to Mrs. Backs and the second to Mrs. Carroll. The consolation was won by Mrs. Benjamin. The next meeting, on the second Thursday in March, will be with Mrs. J. S. Sheridan. FOUR-FOURS CLUB Union Pacific Gets Harriman Medal After months of comparative research into the records of American railroads, the Edward H. Harriman memorial gold medal has been awarded to the Union Pacific for having the best "safety first" record during 1924. The medal was founded by E. H. Harriman, and is awarded to the "American steam railway making the best record in accident prevention and industrial hygiene affecting the public and its own personnel during the current year." The award is made by the American Museum of Safety. A bronze replica of the model was bestowed upon Joseph Kraghkow, assistant foreman of the Omaha shops of the Union Pacific, for the best individual record made in contributing to the railroad's safety cause in general. PRESBYTERIANS TO HEAR NOTED BIBLE TEACHER Rev. Louis Bauman of Long Beach will speak at the Presbyterian church Tuesday evening, February 23, at 7:30 o'clock. His address will be, "Is the Anti-Christ at Hand?" He first delivered this address at the Bible Institute, and since then has had more invitations than he can accept to repeat the address. The public is invited to hear this interesting talk. FIVE HUNDRED CLUB The Wednesday afternoon Five Hundred club met with Mrs. Ernest Borchert at her home on Garden Grove road on Wednesday last. After a delightful luncheon at 1 o'clock the guests enjoyed their usual game of five hundred. Mrs. F. A. Yungbluth won high score and Miss Sophie Rimpau was low. Wherein lies life's greatest "kick?" Religion, moonshine, learning, jazz, love, war, petting or praying? Rev. James Allen Geissinger, pastor of the Hollston Avenue Methodist church, at Pasadena wants to find out. Dr. Geissinger was recently sought out by flapper members of his congregation who desired the FOUR-FOURS CLUB The Four-Fours club met with Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Dolan on Thursday evening last. After the sumptuous dinner a happy evening was spent at whistle. Mrs. Yungbluth and J. W. Wallop won high score. The next meeting will be with Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Backs, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. McCord, who are now living in Glendale, came down to attend the meeting of the club and were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dolan. Mr. and Mrs. Fred P. Yandreau are plaintiffs in a suit filed in superior court against Mr. and Mrs. William F. Dumke and others to foreclose a $25,000 mortgage against the Dumke 20-acre ranch, near Anaheim. Attorneys Ames and McFadden and George F. Holden represent the plaintiffs. Wherein lies life's greatest "kick?" Religion, moonshine, learning, jazz, love, war, petting or praying? Rev. James Allen Gelissinger, pastor of the Hollston Avenue Methodist church, at Pasadena wants to find out. Dr. Gelissinger was recently sought out by flapper members of his congregation who desired the answer to this question, so he has started a prize contest, offering cash awards for the best answers to the question: "How Is One to Get a Kick Out of Life?" Judges of the contest are James W. Foley, C. F. Shoop and Joe T. Marshall. Election of directors at the regular annual meeting of the shareholders of the Anaheim Community Industrial Land company, held yesterday, resulted in five of the seven last year's directors being renamed to the directorate. Two new directors were elected, it was reported. The new directors are Robert Royalty and Ernest Ganahl, who succeeded H. H. Benjamin and Ed Smith, retiring. The five re-elected directors are Henry Adams, J. E. Schumacher, B. H. Sidnain, William Stark and F. A. Yungbluth. FALKENSTEIN'S Anaheim Cal. 2,000 Royal Society oped-to-Embroider Pieces In an Extraordinary LLAR SALE In the Basement Store The Dollar Sale is the result of recent greatly underpriced purchases from factory. Never before has there been such variety or such values in a Come early Saturday and lay in a full supply. NOTE THE VARIETY: In the Basement Store Dollar Sale is the result of recent greatly underpriced purchases from factory. Never before has there been such variety or such values in a Come early Saturday and lay in a full supply. NOTE THE VARIETY: Stamped Damastrelle Dresser Scrafs, $1 now 2 for... Stamped Damastrelle Luncheon Cloths, $1 with four Napkins, now—set... Stamped Cream Needleweave Scarfs, $1 now each... Stamped Cloverbleach Scarfs, now 2 for... Stamped Cloverbleach Buffet Sets, $1 now 2 for... Stamped Unbleached Muslin Card Table Covers, now 2 for... Stamped Lawn Boudoir Pillows, now 3 for... Stamped Cloverbleach Vanity Sets, now 3 for... Stamped Crash Fudge Aprons, now 3 for... Stamped Pure Linen Scarfs— each... Stamped Chambray Gingham Tea Aprons, five designs and colors, now 3 for... Stamped Lawn Aprons, 4 designs and colors, now 2 for... Special lot embroidery packages containing made up stamped article and thread, now 4 packages for...$1.00