anaheim-gazette 1926-04-01

Mr. and Mrs. Sallie being the Confessions of a new wife... by Gladys Baker Illustrated by Paul Robinson Copyright 1925 by Publishers Autocaster Services Homeward Bound Places often remain in our minds synonymous with a color specifically their own. Green could, therefore, be indelibly linked with Cherbourg—the English channel's first busy port. Here the lapis-lazuli of the Atlantic changes to a green as clear and brilliant as a piece of Venetian crystal. The town itself, from a ship-board perspective, is also green, making a vivid background for its many little houses of brilliant white. "A city set upon a "Oh, Curtiss, I couldn't possibly live in a one story house." "Oh, Curtiss, I couldn't possibly live in a one story house." hill," not morally but geographically, and it presents itself, in the early morning, as a small boy with his face all freshly scrubbed and bright. A trans-Atlantic voyage on board the steamship Leviathan, the flagship of the United States' magnificent fleet, means six glorious days whose swiftly-winged hours are filled with a joyous exuberance that goes hand-in-hand with calm sailing, harmonious surroundings, luxurious appointments and a program of well-planned entertainment throughout the day. On ship-board one rises early and after breakfast a brisk game of shuffle-board is entered into, or perhaps one goes in for a set of tennis or two or even a sprightly swim in the pool. A mid-ocean golf tournament is also arranged during each crossing for those energetic souls who would suffer from six days' abstinence from their favorite sport. In the evening one has their choice of dancing to a splendid jazz orchestra, playing bridge, or relaxing to a program of fine music played softly on a concert grand whose richly mellowed tones give a new interpretation to Beethoven and Chopin. It would have been impossible to remain depressed or worried on such a voyage and, in spite of the story Curtiss had told me of losing his fortune and having to start all over again in new surroundings. I could not help but respond to the tang of the salt sea breeze and the happy-go-lucky feeling that comes with an unquenchable sailing desire. As for the old bugaboo, seasickness (mal-de-mer, as the French call it), on the larger liners it is positively unheard of. Aunt Jessie, who had come all the way from Goose Bend, Ind., was determined to experience the malady on this, her return voyage. On the first we were informed that had no luck. Being a firm believer in preparedness, she was strongly fortified with bottles, pills and pellets of every well known variety, but she was compelled to ad blue clouds that hung over Shades mountain yesterday afternoon and how pretty you thought it all was as we climbed right to the top? "Yes, it was lovely." I admitted, as he paused. "Al right. Now I want to tell you my story. It's about two prisoners who looked from their window one night and what they saw as they peered outside. One of them saw nothing but the mud as it gleamed under an arc-light below. He mentioned the fact to his buddy, who was staring straight up into the sky. He was astonished when his fellow prisoner replied: I have not seen the mud. I was too busy looking at those glorious stars!" In other words, Salle, each saw the thing he sought. One looked for sorpidness, and found it in the mud—the other longed for beauty and, from the same window, found it in the stars. Now, what I want to know, Salle, is just this," he leaned forward and quickened his tone of voice, "are you going to see the smoke of those furnaces of Birmingham, which, incidentally are giving a livelihood to thousands of men, or are you going to see those mountains BANK DIVISION Declaration of a 25 dividend, and a parallel annual dividend rate, off has been announced by president of Bancitary. Every stockholder shares of the new $25 per share of the new shares will dend rate of $2.24 or five shares. This will per cent increase over dividend. This program as outlift will be carried through time that the authorize split-up occurs, reducing from $100 per share to total share that is to be the form of a stock issued in conjunction with shares. In a letter addressed holders of the corporation said that the board of terminated to make the deal all five of the new shares April 1, although they not to be made until A holders of record at "The dividend on the said Glannini, "is to be rate of $2.24 per share each group of five shares of this is the same as increase in the dividend. "We are asking each holder to surrender cates as quickly as pos 10, in order that the made effective without Wonder what Ponce say if he came back and found that the had given way to the estate agents? What girl's turn is be mentioned as a possible prince of Wales? learn of life." was all then he left me without I looked glumly out and already I had four to look for the mou again I was focusing but respond to the tang of the salt sea breeze and the happy-go-lucky feeling that comes with an unquenchable sailing desire. As for the old bugaboo, seasickness (mal-de-mer, as the French call it), on the larger liners it is positively unheard of. Aunt Jessie, who had come all the way from Goose Bend, Ind., was determined to experience the malady on this, her return voyage. On the first we were informed that had no luck. Being a firm believer in preparedness, she was strongly fortified with bottles, pills and pellets of every well known variety, but she was compelled to admit her disappointment at the end of the trip. "And I'd promised to tell them all about its being so upsetting!" she complained, as she grumblingly packed away her apothecary shop—unopposed and intact. On the sixth morning we glimpsed the Statue of Liberty through a gossamer mist as delicately blue as April rain. "It's pretty good to see her again, after all?" asked Curtiss, who was happier than he had apparently been during the entire voyage. "That's the nicest part about going to Europe—the returning." I agreed with him, as we thrillingly viewed the picturesque diversified skyline of New York. HOME "Well, what do you think of Birmingham—your future home?" Curtiss wanted to know a few days after our arrival in that very busy industrial center of the South. "It's dirty!" My reply was most laconte and reflected the way I felt about leaving my beloved Florida, whose sunshine and cleanliness I always taken as a matter of course. "Listen, Sallie," Curtiss interrupted, a slight frown appearing on his face. "I want to tell you a little story." He faced me as we sat in the Tutwiller hotel. Through the window I could see, what seemed to me, a countless number of smoky stacks, from the sooty throats of which dense spirals of black seemed continually to pour. "You know, yesterday, when Salsby Crawford and his wife took us out for a drive?" He paused. "Uh-huh," I nodded, unable to anticipate his leading thought. "Well, you remember the beautiful up into the sky. He was astonished when his fellow prisoner replied: I have not seen the mud, I was too busy looking at those glorious stars! In other words, Sallie, each saw the thing he sought. One looked for sordidness, and found it in the mud—the other longed for beauty and, from the same window, found it in the stars. Now, what I want to know, Sallie, is just this," he leaned forward and quickened his tone of voice, "are you going to see the smoke of those furnaces of Birmingham, which, incidentally are giving a livelihood to thousands of men, or are you going to see those mountains reaching up to touch the sky?" Tears gleamed in my eyes. I reached out and touched his hand. "I'm sorry for being such a pig," I said, "and I'm going to try hard to see the mountains, you bet. It's all in the viewpoint, as you've said, and I realize that it lies within one's self to like a place or loath it. So much depends on your attitude from the very first. Remember, dearest, I'm going to try." READJUSTMENT But in spite of Curtiss' fine philosophy, I was to find out that the days which followed were none too easy to bear. It was the beginning of a new phase in my life. I had never accepted responsibility before. Curtiss had begun his work. He was making plans for a large mining subdivision which included individual houses for the men. We had been staying at the hotel, but I knew it was my duty to find a house. "I can't possibly live in an apartment," I confided to Curtiss. "I'd smother, dearest, and besides I'd hate hearing the neighbors spanking their babies and knowing, when the south wind blows what they're going to have for dinner that night." He smiled sympathetically. "It would be hard for you after living in your father's beautiful home and, although they say apartment-living is the most economical, perhaps you can find a small house—of the bungalow type." "Oh, Curtiss, I couldn't possibly live in a one story house." "And besides, I hate bungalows! They remind me of those horrible aprons you see advertised, and women in boudoir caps." There were tears in my voice. "My little Sallie's got an awful lot to learn of life," was all she then left me without. I looked glumly out and already I had four to look for the mourn again I was focusing those abominable stains. (To Be Continued) NOTICE IS HERE ON the 9th day of Marriage was presented Supervisors of the Co which petition is as far TO THE HONORABLE SUPERVISORS OF ORANGE, SAN FORNIA: We, the undersigned of land located within proposed district, who as such owners of land completed assessment in which all the acres posed district is situated County, in the State hereby respectfully roar body to organe cemetery district to "Anaheim Cemetery II act of the State of O" "An Act to Provide tion and Government tery Districts," as an tory in said Orange Co tain boundaries, whi definitely described ad Beginning at the Section corner on the Section 2. Township 10 West, S. B. B. & thence Westerly ally (1) Section lines tion with the East one-half (W½) of half (E½) of Section ship and Range; Red Cross Teaches Life Saving Work Institute to Be Held at Balboa, Beginning May 30 Plans for the Red Cross first aid and life-saving institute, which will be held at Balboa, Newport Beach, for one week, beginning Sunday, May 30, are now practically completed, according to a statement made by Edwin H. Carroll of San Francisco, director of first aid and life-saving for the Pacific branch of the American Red Cross. Mr. Carroll will personally conduct the institute, assisted by Commodore W. E. Longfellow of the National Red Cross, Washington, D. C., professional swimmer and authority on life-saving, and L. E. (Zip) Palmer, life-saving and first aid field representative for the western states. "It is our aim," said Mr. Carroll, "to make this institute of particular value for those who are expecting to be teachers of swimming and water sports, and the instruction will be given with a view to enabling those who receive it to pass it on to others." The courses that will be included at the institute are elementary and advanced swimming, elementary and advanced life-saving methods, standard and advanced Red Cross first aid course, diving, boat and canoe work instruction, water games, beach patrol and camp management. "The great growth of interest in swimming over the United States and the attendant number of drownings has shown the Red Cross the need for training water experts." Mr. Carroll states. "There are virtually 6000 deaths by drowning each year, and most of them occur within 30 feet of shore. If all our beaches, lake shores and river banks where people swim were guarded by expert life-savers, it is easy to see what a reduction would be effected in this terrible toll." Newport Beach has been selected for the institute because it offers both smooth water for swimming instruction and surf for the surf work. The institute will be conducted at cost. Successful graduates will be given insti- along said East line, to an inter-section with the North line of said Section 3; thence West, along said North line of Section 3, to the one-quarter (%) Section corner on the North line of said Section 3; thence South, along the one-quarter (%) Section line, to the center of said Section 3; thence West along one-quarter (%) Section line to the Northeast corner of Lot 4; Miles Rancho, as shown on a Map thereof recorded in Book 4, Page 7. Miscellaneous Maps, Records of Orange County, California; thence South, to the Southeast corner of Lot 5, said Miles Rancho; thence West, along lot lines to an intersection with the East line of Section 4, said Township and Range; thence Northerly, along said East line, to Northeast corner of said Section 4; thence Northerly along the one-quarter (%) Section corner on the North line of said Section 4; thence Northerly along the one-quarter (%) Section line running North and South through the Center of Section 33, Township 3 South, Range 10 West, S. B. B. & M., to an intersection with the Southerly boundary line of the City of Fullerton; thence in a general Westerly and Northerly direction, following along the boundary of the said City of Fullerton, to the Northeast corner of Section 24, Township 3 South, Range 11 West, S. B. B. & M.; thence Westerly along the North line of said Section 24, to an intersection with the boundary line between the Counties of Orange and Los Angeles; thence in a general Southerly and Westerly direction, following along said County boundary line, to the Northeast corner of Section 18, Township 4 South, Range 11 West, S. B. B. & M.; thence Southerly along the Easterly line of said Section 18, to the Southeast corner of said Section 18; thence East, one-quarter of a mile, more or less, to the Northwest corner of the East one-half (E½) of the Northwest one-quarter (NW¼) of Section 20, said Township and Range; thence South, one-half the Northeast corner of said Sub-division; thence Southerly in a direct line to the Northwest corner of the Southwest one-quarter (SW¼) of the Southwest one-quarter (SW¼) of Section 28, Township 4 South, Range 10 West, S. B. B. & M.; thence easterly in a direct line, two and one-half miles, more or less, to the Northeast corner of Lot 5, of the Orangewood tract, as shown on a Map thereof recorded in Book 7, page 32. Miscellaneous Maps, Records of Orange County, California; thence Southerly along the East line of said Orangewood tract, to the Northwesterly line of the Dawn tract; thence Northeasterly along the Northwesterly line of the Dawn tract and said line produced to an intersection with the center line of the California State Highway; thence Southerasterly along said center line to the Southerly line of Tract No. 71; thence Easterly along the Southerly line of Tract No. 71, and the Northerly line of the Lockhart tract; to an intersection with the Westerly line of the Olive-West Orange Protection District; thence Northeasterly along said Westerly line to an intersection with the center line of the Anaheim-Olive Road, as laid out paved by the Orange County Highway Commission in 1914; thence Northwesterly along said center line to an intersection with the section line on the West side of Section 7, Township 4 South, Range 9 West, S. B. B. & M.; thence North, along section lines to the Northeast corner of Section 12, Township 4 South, Range 10 West, S. B. B. & M.; thence West, alongSection line to the Northwest corner of said Section 12; thence North to the one-quarter (%) Section corner on the East line of Section 2, said Township and Range, and the point of beginning. AND WHEREAS, said Board of Supervisors fixed Tuesday, April 6th, 1926, at the hour of 2 P.M., as the time for the hearing of said petition. NOW THEREFORE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that any and all persons residing in or owning property within or owned district may an- Newport Beach has been selected for the institute because it offers both smooth water for swimming instruction and surf for the surf work. The institute will be conducted at cost. Successful graduates will be given institute certificates in recognition of their work. A similar institute will be conducted by the Red Cross at Capitol, Calif., from June 9 to 15, inclusive. BANK DIVIDEND Declaration of a 25 per cent stock dividend, and a parallel increase in the annual dividend rate, effective April 10, has been announced by A. P. Giannini, president of Bancitaly Corporation. Every stockholder will receive five shares of the new $25 par value stock; for each share of the present issue, and all of the new shares will carry a dividend rate of $2.24 or $11.20 for each five shares. This will represent a 25 per cent increase over the present $9 dividend. This program as outlined by Giannini will be carried through at the same time that the authorized 4 to 1 stock split-up occurs, reducing the par value from $100 per share to $25. The additional share that is to be distributed in the form of a stock dividend will be issued in conjunction with the new shares. In a letter addressed to the stockholders of the corporation, Giannini said that the board of directors had determined to make the dividend apply to all five of the new shares, dating from April 1, although the distribution is not to be made until April 10 to stockholders of record at noon that day. "The dividend on these new shares," said Giannini, "is to be at the annual rate of $2.24 per share, or $11.20 on each group of five shares. The effect of this is the same as a 25 per cent increase in the dividend rate itself. "We are asking each of our stockholders to surrender the old certificates as quickly as possible after April 10, in order that the new plan may be made effective without delay." Wonder what Ponce de Leon would say if he came back to Florida now and found that the peaceful redmen had given way to the war-like real estate agents? What girl's turn is it this week to be mentioned as a possible bride to the prince of Wales? learn of life," was all Curtiss said, and then he left me without another word. I looked glumly out of the window and already I had found it impractical to look for the mountains, for once again I was focusing my attention on charming stocks. Los Angeles; thence in a general Southerly and Westerly direction, following along said County boundary line, to the Northeast corner of Section 18, Township 4 South, Range 11 West, S. B. B. & M.; thence Southerly along the Easterly line of said Section 18, to the Southeast corner of said Section 18; thence East, one-quarter of a mile, more or less, to the Northwest corner of the East one-half (E½) of the Northwest one-quarter (NW¼) of Section 20, said Township and Range; thence South, one-half mile, more or less, to the Southwest corner of the East one-half (E½) of the Northwest one-quarter (NW¼) of said Section 20; thence East one-quarter of a mile, more or less, to the Southeast corner of said Section 20; thence South, one-half mile, more or less, to the Southeast corner of said Section 20; thence East one-quarter of a mile, more or less, to the Southeast corner of said Section 20; thence East, one-half mile, more or less, to the Southeast corner of said Section 20; thence East, one-half mile, more or less, to the Southeast corner of said Section 20; thence East, one-half mile, more or less, to the Southeast corner of said Section 20; thence East, one-half mile, more or less, to the Southeast corner of said Section 20; thence East, one-half mile, more or less, to the Southeast corner of said Section 20; thence East, one-half mile, more or less, to the Southeast corner of said Section 20; thence East, one-half mile, more or less, to the Southeast corner of said Section 20; thence East, one-half mile, more or less, to the Southeast corner of said Section 20; thence East, one-half mile, more or less, to the Southeast corner of said Section 20; thence East, one-half mile, more or less, to the Southeast corner of said Section 20; thence East, one-half mile, more or less, to the Southeast corner of said Section 20; thence East, one-half mile, more or less, to the Southeast corner of said Section 20; thence East, one-half mile, more or less, to the Southeast corner of said Section 20; thence East, one-half mile, more or less, to the Southeast corner of said Section 20; thence East, one-half mile, more or less, to the Southeast corner of said Section 20; thence East, one-half mile, more or less, to the Southeast corner of said Section 20; thence East, one-half mile, more or less, to the Southeast corner of said Section 20; thence East, one-half mile, more or less, to the Southeast corner of said Section 20; thence East, one-half mile, more or less, to the Southeast corner of said Section 20; thence East，one-half mile，more或less，totheSoutheastcornerofsouthwestone-quarter(SW¼)ofSection30,saidTownship4South,Range10West;thenceEasterly,aongtheSouthlineoftheNorthone-half(N½)oftheSouthone-half(S½)ofSections30and29,saidTownship4South,Range10West,S.B.B.&M.;thenceNortherlyalongone-quarterSectionlines,一andone-quarter(1½)miles,moreorless,theNorthwestcorneroftheSouthwestone-quarter(SW¼)ofSection30,saidTownship4South,Range10West;thenceEasterly,aongtheSouthlineoftheNorthone-half(N½)oftheSouthone-half(S½)ofSections30and29,saidTownship4South,Range10West,S.B.B.&M.;thenceNortherlyalongone-quarterSectionlines，一andone-quarter(1½)miles,moreorless,theNorthwestcorneroftheSouthwestone-quarter(SW¼)ofSection30,saidTownship4South,Range10West,S.B.B.&M.;thenceNortherlyalongone-quarterSectionlines，一andone-quarter(1½)miles,moreorless,theNorthwestcorneroftheSouthwestone-quarter(SW¼)ofSection30,saidTownship4South,Range10West,S.B.B.&M.;thenceNortherlyalongone-quarterSectionlines，一andonequarter(1½)miles,moreorless,theNorthwestcorneroftheSouthwestone-quarter(SW¼)ofSection30,saidTownship4South,Range10West,S.B.B.&M.;thenceNortherlyalongone-quarterSectionlines，一andonequarter(1½)miles,moreorless,theNorthwestcorneroftheSouthwestone-quarter(SW¼)ofSection30,saidTownship4South,Range10West,S.B.B.&M.;thenceNortherlyalongone-quarterSectionlines，一andonequarter(1½)miles,moreorless,theNorthwestcorneroftheSouthwestone-quarter(SW¼)ofSection30,saidTownship4South,Range10West,S.B.B.&M.;thenceNortherlyalongone-quarterSectionlines，一andonequarter(1½)miles,moreorless,theNorthwestcorneroftheSouthwestone-quarter(SW¼)ofSection30,saidTownship4South,Range10West,S.B.B.&M.;thenceNortherlyalongone-quarterSectionlines，一andonequarter(1½)miles,moreorless,theNorthwestcorneroftheSouthwestone-quarter(SW¼)ofSection30,saidTownship4South,Range10West,S.B.B.&M.;thenceNortherlyalongone-quarterSectionlines，一andonequarter(1½)miles,moreorless,theNorthwestcorneroftheSouthwestone-quarter(SW¼)ofSection30,saidTownship4South,Range10West,S.B.B.&M.;thenceNortherlyalongone-quarterSectionlines，一andonequarter(1½)miles,moreorless,theNorthwestcorneroftheSouthwestone-quarter(SW¼)ofSection30,saidTownship4South,Range10West,S.B.B.&M.;thenceNortherlyalongone-quarterSectionlines，一andonequarter(1½)miles,moreorless,theNorthwestcorneroftheSouthwestone-quarter(SW¼)ofSection30,saidTownship4South,Range10West,S.B.B.&M.;thenceNortherlyalongone-quarterSectionlines，一andonequarter(1½)miles,moreorless,theNorthwestcorneroftheSouthwestone-quarter(SW¼)ofSection30,saidTownship4South,Range10West,S.B.B.&M.;thenceNortherlyalongone-quarterSectionlines，一andonequarter(1½)miles,moreorless,theNorthwestcorneroftheSouthwestone-quarter(SW¼)ofSection30,saidTownship4South,Range10West,S.B.B.&M.;thenceNortherlyalongone-quarterSectionlines，一andonequarter(1½)miles,moreorless,theNorthwestcorneroftheSouthwestone-quarter(SW¼)ofSection30,saidTownship4South,Range10West,S.B.B.&M.;thenceNorthernlyalongone-quarterSectionlines，一andonequarter(1½)miles,moreorless,theNorthwestcorneroftheSouthwestone-quarter(SW¼)ofSection30,saidTownship4South,Range10West,S.B.B.&M.;thenceNorthernlyalongone-quarterSectionlines，一andonequarter(1½)miles,moreorless,theNorthwestcorneroftheSouthwestone-quarter(SW¼)ofSection30,saidTownship4South,Range10West,S.B.B.&M.;thenceNorthernlyalongone-quarterSectionlines，一andonequarter(1½)miles,moreorless,theNorthwestcorneroftheSouthwestone-quarter(SW¼)ofSection30,saidTownship4South,Range10West,S.B.B.&M.;thenceNorthernlyalongone-quarterSectionlines，一andonequarter(1½)miles,moreorless,theNorthwestcorneroftheSouthwestone-quarter(SW¼)ofSection30,saidTownship4South,Range10West,S.B.B.&M.;thenceNorthernlyalongone-quarterSectionlines，一andonequarter(1½)miles,moreorless,theNorthwestcorneroftheSouthwestone-quarter(SW¼)ofSection30,saidTownship4South,Range10West,S.B.B.&M.;thenceNorthernlyalongone-quarterSectionlines，一andonequarter(1½)miles,moreorless,theNorthwestcorneroftheSouthwestone-quarter(SW¼)ofSection30,saidTownship4South,Range10West,S.B.B.&M.;thenceNorthernlyalongone-quarterSectionlines，一andonequ 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What girl's turn is it this week to be mentioned as a possible bride to the prince of Wales? learn of life," was all Curtiss said, and then he left me without another word. I looked glumly out of the window and already I had found it impractical to look for the mountains, for once again I was focusing my attention on those abominable stacks. (To Be Continued Next Week) NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that on the 9th day of March, 1926, a certain petition was presented to the Board of Supervisors of the County of Orange, which petition is as follows: TO THE HONORABLE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF THE COUNTY OF ORANGE, SANTA ANA, CALIFORNIA: We, the undersigned, citizen owners of land located within the hereinafter proposed district, whose names appear as such owners of land upon the last completed assessment roll of the county in which all the acreage of said proposed district is situated, to-wit: Orange County, in the State of California, hereby respectfully request your honorable body to organize into a public cemetery district to be known as "Anahelm Cemetery District," under an act of the State of California, entitled "An Act to Provide for the Organization and Government of Public Cemetery Districts," as amended, the territory in said Orange County within certain boundaries, which boundaries are definitely described as follows, to-wit: Beginning at the one-quarter (¼) Section corner on the East Line of Section 2, Township 4 South Range 10 West, S. B. B. & M., and running thence Westerly along one-quarter (¼) Section lines, to an intersection with the East line of the West one-half (W½) of the East one-half (E½) of Section 3, said Township and Range; thence North In Book 14, page 33, Miscellaneous Records of Los Angeles County, California; thence Northerly in a direct line, to the Northwest corner of said Poindexter & Vicker's Subdivision; thence Easterly, along the North line of said Subdivision to lives at Biddleford, Me. It is said that he hasn't missed a Democratic caucus in his ward for 48 years. The county farm advisor, El Centro, is distributing tamarix cuttings free to residents of the Imperial valley. When You Cook on a ROPER You Enjoy True Cooking Satisfaction IT BRINGS to your kitchen new, exclusive advantages you never dreamed were to be had in a gas range. It saves from 4 to 8 per cent of food shrinkage and is economical in the use of gas. You can cook better on this handsome stove. And when the meal is served you'll find that the food not only looks more appetizing, but that it actually tastes better. Ask our representative about our "No Down Payment" Plan Southern Counties Gas Company District Manager NOMINEES FOR PUBLIC OFFICE Notice is hereby given that the following persons have been nominated for the offices hereinafter mentioned to be filled at the general municipal election to be held in the City of Anaheim on the 12th day of April, 1926. Three members of the Board of Trustees of said City are to be elected at said election. The nominees for said offices are: EDWARD L. ANDERSON, WALTER L. AMSTUTZ, ANDERS W. FRANZEN, WILLIAM D. GRAFTON EDWARD L. ANDERSON, WALTER L. AMSTUTZ, ANDERS W. FRANZEN, WILLIAM D. GRAFTON, CARL F. LEONARD, and E. H. METCALF. Dated March 26th, 1926. EDWARD B. MERRITT, City Clerk of the City of Anaheim. $1.50 Gets the Gazette One Year The Story of a Cool Smokestack FIGURES are always interesting when they affect your pocket book. Cool Smokestack FIGURES are always interesting when they affect your pocket book. In 1913 the Edison Company built one of the world's finest steam plants at Long Beach. The temperature in the smokestack was 650 degrees, and the plant made 225 kilowatt-hours from a barrel of oil. Last year they built another steam plant. The temperature in the smokestack is 400 degrees and it makes 425 kilowatt-hours from a barrel of oil. This is just one chapter in the story of progress resulting in lower prices for electricity than before the war while the average cost of all other commodities is 65% higher. Think of this the next time you see the Long Beach steam plant. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON COMPANY Owned by Those it Serves