anaheim-gazette 1926-07-22

Prince and Princess Royally Welcomed California Greets Them on Arrival With Glad Hand Crown Prince Gustaf Adolf and Princess Louise were indeed given a royal welcome as they stepped from their train at San Bernardino Wednesday afternoon for a visit to the nearby orange groves as the guests of the California Fruit Growers' Exchange. A beautiful basket of California's finest oranges was presented to the royal visitors by Mrs. C. C. Teague, wife of President Teague of the exchange, as the members of the reception committee were presented to the distinguished visitors. Prominent among the members of the reception committee were Prince and Princess Erlk of Denmark, Mayor and Mrs. Holcomb of San Francisco, Mayor Jarvis of Riverside, and Swedish Vice-Consul and Mrs. Monten. Representing the exchange were President and Mrs. C. C. Teague, Vice-President and Mrs. W. E. Sprott, General Manager E. G. Dezell, Assistant General Manager and Mrs. P. S. Armstrong and Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Norstrom. In charge of this reception committee, the royal party were escorted through a number of the most interesting scenic spots in the Redlands highlands and Riverside citrus districts. At one attractive orange grove the prince and princess left their motor to pick a few of California's famous golden fruits, thus furnishing another example of the democratic spirit of the popular royal pair. After a first-hand inspection of the citrus producing sections, the royal party was taken to Riverside, where they were the honor guests at a dinner at the historic Mission Inn. The exchange also had as its guests on this occasion Governor and Mrs. Richardson, Mr. and Mrs. Henry M. Robinson. Buena Park Notes (By MRS. J. P. ROBISON) George Trapp and family left Saturday for British Columbia. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Thurman and their guest, Miss Ruth Brown of Huntington Beach, and Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Meyer of Los Angeles attended a party at Santa Ana, Friday. The Misses Fern and Viola Peters and Emmaline Calloway and Noel Dodd accompanied a party of friends from Riverside and Winchester to Catalina Sunday. Miss Ethel McNell of Monrovia spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George McNell. I. D. Jaynes came down from Lake Arrowhead Thursday. Friday he attended the postal workers' meeting at Santa Ana, and Saturday went back to their mountain home. Mrs. Ethel Conway spent the weekend in Los Angeles. H. Crockett and family have moved to Long Beach. Mrs. A. A. Greer, wife of our genial real estate man, arrived here Saturday on the steamer Emma Alexander from Athabasca, Alberta, Canada. Miss Leona Horn entertained a number of friends Saturday afternoon. They were Dona Morilarity, Ida May Hartman, Barbara Bastady, Margaret Cole, Edith Page, Virginia Wygol, V. Ki Kitinaki, Mary Lois Gross, Louise Spohn and Evalyn Nutall. Refreshments of sherbet, cookies, cakes and candies were served. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Shaw attended an entertainment given the patrons and matrons of the Eastern Star at Yorba Linda Friday evening. Misses Betty Berkey, Elva Standifer and Hattie Stanley attended the matinee at Fullerton Friday afternoon. Jess Childers of Riverside visited his son, J. C. Childers, last week. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Childers took him to his home and visited their daughter, Mrs. O. I. Greene, and family. Bill Jackson of Santa Fe Springs was a Saturday evening guest of S. F. Jackson. G. F. Thompson motored to Banning Sunday. In the very near future tends to use the Layton as a base much larger busier prises some of Southern California away the honors Besides the rabbiting a modern road property and home there. The Cypress be contested game next Sunday. The last half hour when Cypress rails final count was 7 plays at the location. The Hansen boy team count, and his team for the ooc. A new press being installed in patrons of the tract. The system the Priddy place should provide all. Mr. and Mrs. tainted Mr. Arnold Happe of San Friar Elizabeth Dale Helen, of Arcadia mother, Mrs. Mrs. Sunday. Mrs. Anna E., motored to San Francisco spend several Clarence. The J. C. Lam weeks at the S.C.They purchased sedan to make it. The work of Walker street thorpe intersects first of the week already been left mile and a half the paving will be the fall rains cooing. Leasing of lat hole by Osborn & grossing rapidly has been arranged be erected soon. W. C. Miller, McLaughlin and the Masonic Club last evening. esting scenic spots in the lcedlands highlands and Riverside citrus districts. At one attractive orange grove the prince and princess left their motor to pick a few of California's famous golden fruits, thus furnishing another example of the democratic spirit of the popular royal pair. After a first-hand inspection of the citrus producing sections, the royal party was taken to Riverside, where they were the honor guests at a dinner at the historic Mission Inn. The exchange also had as its guests on this occasion Governor and Mrs. Richardson, Mr. and Mrs. Henry M. Robinson, president of the First National Bank; Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Shamel, United States department of agriculture; Dr. and Mrs. H. J. Webber, citrus experiment station; Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Strait, president of the Mutual Orange Distributors; Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Earley, general manager of the Mutual Orange Distributors, many of the prominent publishers of Southern California and other important officials of the citrus industry. As the guests entered the beautiful patio banquet hall of the inn, they were greeted with the Swedish national anthem, played on the hotel chimes. This was followed by a song of especial interest to the crown prince because it was written by his father, King Gustaf, many years ago. This song, "Glad sasom Fageln i Morgonstunden," was beautifully rendered in Swedish by Miss Elsie Youngren, prominent Swedish singer of Riverside. President Teague presided at the after-dinner program. He introduced Governor Richardson, who delivered in well chosen words the address of welcome in behalf of the state of California. The chief executive, a former resident of San Bernardino, expressed the wish that the royal visit to the state might be a most enjoyable one. The crown prince graciously respond to the governor's welcome, expressing his enjoyment at the entertainment offered by his California hosts, and wonderment at the marvelous citrus industry shown him. Mr. Teague followed the crown prince with a few words of information about the industry which he heads. "The California citrus industry," said Mr. Teague, "now represents a planting of 267,000 acres and supports over 200,000 of our people. Our annual production oranges, lemons and grapefruit, and is from 60,000 to 70,000 carloads of these fruits had a sales value in 1925 of $122,000,000." In speaking of his organization, Mr. Teague said: "The California Fruit Growers' Exchange is one of the oldest and most successful co-operative organizations in the United States. Starting in 1893, it now has over 11,000 grower members and markets 75 per cent of the California production. "With 50 per cent of its wealth agricultural, the state of California furnishes 23 per cent of the fresh fruit and vegetables shipped in the United States. Citrus fruits travel an average of 2600 miles from producer to consumer," continued Mr. Teague. "It is interesting that the two original navel orange trees Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Shaw advised an entertainment given the patrons and matrons of the Eastern Star at Yorba Linda Friday evening. Misses Betty Berkey, Elva Standifer and Hattie Stanley attended the matinee at Fullerton Friday afternoon. Jess Childers of Riverside visited his son, J. C. Childers, last week. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Childers took him to his home and visited their daughter, Mrs. O. I. Greene, and family. Bill Jackson of Santa Fe Springs was a Saturday evening guest of S.F. Jackson. G.F. Thompson motored to Banning Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. C.J.Allen and son, David Allen, and niece, Mrs. Goode, and daughter, Betty, will leave soon for West Virginia. Little Betty has made her home with Mrs.Allen for some time. Mr. and Mrs.Paul Coffman and son, Mr. and Mrs.Harry Strickland visited their uncle, C.A.Spohn, and family Sunday. Louise Spohn went home with them for a visit. Mrs.L.T.Wilsey,Ruth and Frank Wilsey and Mrs.E.E Thurman visited friends in Pomona Thursday. The Buena Park fire department was called out twice last week, when alarms were turned in. Each time it proved to be a rubbish pile, and no danger. James Cole and family spent Sunday at Huntington Beach. Mr. and Mrs.L.J.Robeson and children and Mrs.W.B.Shaw and children enjoyed themselves at Huntington Beach Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs.R.C.Spohn went to Lake Hodges Wednesday. The Panther Patrol of Boy Scouts met at the home of Scout Jasmine Spohn Thursday. At the close of their business meeting, Mrs.Spohn served ice cream and cake. Ralph Williams is improving his place with cement driveway and walks. George Souder and family visited in Los Angeles Sunday. Guests at the J.B.Robison home Sunday were Mr.Mr.Frank Payton and Mr.Mr.T.R.Payton and son of Fullerton. G.M.Carlson and family visited friends in Compton Sunday. Guests at the Glen Crilley home Sunday were Mr.Mr.C.A.Vaughan of Colton,Mrs.Lewis and daughter,Mildred,of San Bernardino,Misses Grace,Helen and Ellen Kelley of San Bernardino,Mr.Mr.Carson FlletcherandJackandFredAtherton ofBuenaPark. The Eastern Star enjoyed a "pot luck" supper Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs.O.E.Pike are enjoying a two weeks' vacation in Lake county. News has been received of the death of Mrs.Ruth Durgin,a former resident of Buena Park,and at one time worthy matron of the Eastern Star lodge.The Durgins owned the D.Lembke place. TheW.R.Brawleyhomeoncourt streethasbeensoldtoGuyB.Holcomb. ThenewhomebuiltbyMr.RelderoftheTannerLumberCompany.onNinthstreet.isnearlycompleted. Mr.Mrs.R.Jenkinsleftlastweekforatwoweeks'motor triptotakeinMammothlake,LakeTahoeand Mr.andMrs.W.H.ShawadvicedanentertainmentgiventhepatronsandmatronsoftheEasternStaratYorbaLindaFridayevening. MissesBettyBerkeyElvaStandiferandHattieStanleyattendedthematineeatFullertonFridayafternoon. JessChildersofRiversidevisitedhissonJ.C.Cchilders.lastweek.OnSundayMr.mr.Cailldersonvisitedhimtohishomeandvisitedtheirdaughter,Mrs.O.I.Greene,andfamily. BillJacksonofSantaFeSpringswasaSaturdayeveningguestofS.F.Jackson. G.F.ThompsonmotoredtoBanningSunday. Mr和Mrs.C.J.Allen和sonDavidAllen,andniece,Mrs.Goode,anddaughter,BettywillleavesofonWestVirginia.LittleBettyhasmadeherhomewithMrs.Allenforsometime. Mr和Mrs.PaulCoffman和sonMr和Mrs.HarryStricklandvisitedtheiruncle,C.A.Spohn,andfamilySunday.LouiseSpohnwenthomewiththemforavisit. Mrs.L.T.Wilsey,RuthandFrankWilseyandMrs.E.EThurmanvisitedfriendsinPomonaThursday. TheBuenaParkfiredepartmentwascalledouttwicelastweekwhenalarmswereturnedin.Eachtimeitprovedtobewarblishpile,andno danger. JamesColeandfamilyspentSundayatHuntingtonBeach. Mr和Mrs.L.J.RobesonandchildrenandMrs.W.B.ShawandchildrenenjoyedthemselvesatHuntingtonBeachTuesday. Mr和Mrs.R.C.SpohnwenttoLakeHodgesWednesday. ThePantherPatrolofBoyScoutsmetatthehomeofScoutJasmineSpohnThursday.Atthecloseofthebusinessmeeting,Mrs.Spohnservedicecreamandcake. RalphWilliamsisimprovinghisplacewithcementdrivewayandwalks. GeorgeSouderandfamilyvisitedinLosAngelesSunday. GuestsattheJ.B.RobisonhomeSundaywereMr.Mr.FrankPaytonandMr.Mr.T.R.PaytonandsonofFullerton。 G.M.CarlsonandfamilyvisitedfriendsinComptonSunday. GuestsattheGlenCrilleyhomeSundaywereMr.Mr.C.A.VaughanofColton,Mrs.Lewisanddaughter,Mildred,sofSanBernardino,MissesGrace,HelenandEllenKelleyofSanBernardino,Mr.Mr.CarsonFlletcherandJackandFredAthertonofBuenaPark。 TheEasternStarenjoyeda"potluck"suppermondayevening. Mr和Mrs.O.E.Pikeareenjoyingatwoweeks'vacationinLakecounty. NewshasbeenreceivedofthedeathofMrs.RuthDurgin,aformerresidentofBuenaPark,andatonetimeworthymatrionoftheEasternStarlodge.TheDurginsownedtheD.Lembkeplace. TheW.R.BrawleyhomeoncourtstreethasbeensoldtoGuyB.Holcomb. ThenewhomebuiltbyMr.RelderoftheTannerLumberCompany.onNinthstreet.isnearlycompleted。 Mr.Mrs.R.Jenkinsleftlastweekforatwoweeks'motor triptotakeinMammothlake,LakeTahoeand Mr和Mrs.W.H.ShawadvicedanentertainmentgiventhepatronsandmatronsoftheEasternStaratYorbaLindaFridayevening. MissesBettyBerkeyElvaStandiferandHattieStanleyattendedthematineeatFullertonFridayafternoon. JessChildersofRiversidevisitedhissonJ.C.Cchilders.lastweek.OnSundayMr.mr.Cailldersonvisitedhimtohishomeandvisitedtheirdaughter,Mrs.O.I.Greene,andfamilySunday.LouiseSpohnwenthomewiththemforavisit. Mrs.L.T.Wilsey,RuthandFrankWilseyandMrs.E.EThurmanvisitedfriendsinPomonaThursday. TheBuenaParkfiredepartmentwascalledouttwicelastweekwhenalarmswereturnedin.Eachtimeitprovedtobewarblishpile,andno danger. JamesColeandfamilyspentSundayatHuntingtonBeach Mr和Mrs.L.J.RobesonandchildrenandMrs.W.B.ShawandchildrenenjoyedthemselvesatHuntingtonBeachTuesday. Mr和Mrs.R.C.SpohnwenttoLakeHodgesWednesday. ThePantherPatrolofBoyScoutsmetatthehomeofScoutJasmineSpohnThursday.Atthecloseofthebusinessmeeting,Mrs.Spohnservedicecreamandcake. RalphWilliamsisimprovinghisplacewithcementdrivewayandwalks. GeorgeSouderandfamilyvisitedinLosAngelesSunday. GuestsattheJ.B.RobisonhomeSundaywereMr.Mr.FrankPaytonandMr.Mr.T.R.PaytonandsonofFullerton。 G.M.CarlsonandfamilyvisitedfriendsinComptonSunday. GuestsattheGlenCrilleyhomeSundaywereMr.Mr.C.A.VaughanofColton,Mrs.Lewisanddaughter,Mildred,sofSanBernardino,MissesGrace,HelenandEllenKelleyofSanBernardino,Mr.Mr.CarsonFlletcherandJackandFredAthertonofBuenaPark。 TheEasternStarenjoyeda"potluck"suppermondayevening. Mr和Mrs.O.E.Pikeareenjoyingatwoweeks'motor tripto takeinMammothlake,LakeTahoeand Mr和Mrs.W.H.Shawadvicedanentertainmentgiventhepatrons和matronsoftheEasternStaratYorbaLindaFridayevening. MissesBettyBerkeyElvaStandiferandHattieStanleyattendedthematineeatFullertonFridayafternoon. JessChildersofRiversidevisitedhissonJ.C.Cchilders.lastweek.OnSundayMr.mr.Cailldersonvisitedhimtohishome和visitedtheirdaughter,Mrs.O.I.Greene,andfamilySunday.LouiseSpohnwenthomewiththemforavisit. Mrs.L.T.Wilsey,RuthandFrankWilseyandMrs.E.EThurmanvisitedfriendsinPomonaThursday. TheBuenaParkfiredepartmentwascalledouttwicelastweekwhenalarmswereturnedin.Eachtimeitprovedtobewarblishpile,andno danger. JamesColeandfamilyspentSundayatHuntingtonBeach Mr和Mrs.L.J.RobesonandchildrenandMrs.W.B.ShawandchildrenenjoyedthemselvesatHuntingtonBeachTuesday. Mr和Mrs.R.C.SpohnwenttoLakeHodgesWednesday. ThePantherPatrolofBoyScoutsmetatthehomeofScoutJasmineSpohnThursday.Atthecloseofthebusinessmeeting,Mrs.Spohnservedicecreamandcake. RalphWilliamsisimprovinghisplacewithcementdrivewayandwalks, GeorgeSouderandfamilyvisitedinLosAngelesSunday. GuestsattheJ.B.RobisonhomeSundaywereMr.Mr.FrankPaytonandMr.Mr.T.R.PaytonandsonofFullerton。 G.M.CarlsonandfamilyvisitedfriendsinComptonSunday. GuestsattheGlenCrilleyhomeSundaywereMr.Mr.C.A.VaughanofColton,Mrs.Lewis和daughter,Mildred,sofSanBernardino,MissesGrace,Helen和EllenKelleyofSanBernardino,Mr.Mr.CarsonFlletcher和Jack和FredAthertonofBuenaPark。 TheEasternStarenjoyeda"potluck"suppermondayevening. Mr和Mrs.O.E.Pikeareenjoyinga twoweeks'motor tripto takeinMammothlake,LakeTahoe和 Mr和Mrs.W.H.Shawadvicedanentertainmentgiventhepatrons和matronsoftheEasternStaratYorbaLindaFridayevening. MissesBettyBerkeyElvaStandiferandHattieStanleyattendedthematineeatFullertonFridayafternoon. JessChildersofRiversidevisitedhissonJ.C.Cchilders.lastweek.OnSundayMr.mr.Cailldersonvisitedhimtohishome和visitedtheirdaughter,Mrs.O.I.Greene,andfamilySunday.LouiseSpohnwenthomewiththemforavisit. Mrs.L.T.Wilsey,RuthandFrankWilsey和Mrs.E.EThurmanvisitedfriendsinPomonaThursday. TheBuenaParkfiredepartmentwascalledouttwicelastweekwhenalarmswereturnedin.Eachtimeitprovedtobewarblishpile,andno danger. JamesColeandfamilyspentSundayatHuntingtonBeach Mr和Mrs.L.J.RobesonandchildrenandMrs.W.B.ShawandchildrenenjoyedthemselvesatHuntingtonBeachTuesday. Mr和Mrs.R.C.SpohnwenttoLakeHodgesWednesday. ThePantherPatrolofBoyScoutsmetatthehomeofScoutJasmineSpohnThursday.Atthecloseofthebusinessmeeting,Mrs.Spohnservedicecreamandcake。 RalphWilliamsisimprovinghisplacewithcementdrivewayandwalks, GeorgeSouderandfamilyvisitedinLosAngelesSunday. GuestsattheJ.B.RobisonhomeSundaywereMr.Mr.FrankPayton和Mr.Mr.T.R.Payton和sonofFullerton。 G.M.CarlsonandfamilyvisitedfriendsinComptonSunday。 GuestsattheGlenCrilleyhomeSundaywereMr.Mr.C.A.VaughanofColton,Mrs.Lewis和daughter,Mildred,sofSanBernardino,MissesGrace,Helen和EllenKelleyofSanBernardino,Mr.Mr.CarsonFlletcher和Jack和FredAthertonofBuenaPark。 TheEasternStarenjoyeda"potluck"suppermondayevening. Mr和Mrs.O.E.Pikeareenjoyinga twoweeks'motor tripto takeinMammothlake,LakeTahoe和 Mr和Mrs.W.H.Shawadvicedanentertainmentgiventhepatrons和matronsoftheEasternStaratYorbaLindaFridayevening. MissesBettyBerkeyElvaStandiferandHattieStanleyattendedthematineeatFullertonFridayafternoon。 JessChildersofRiversidevisitedhissonJ.C.Cchilders.lastweek.OnSundayMr.mr.Cailldersonvisitedhimtohishome和visitedtheirdaughter,Mrs.O.I.Greene,andfamilySunday.LouiseSpohnwenthomewiththemforavisit: Mrs.L.T.Wilsey,RuthandFrankWilsey和Mrs.E.EThurmanvisitedfriendsinPomonaThursday。 TheBuenaParkfiredepartmentwascalledouttwicelastweekwhenalarmswereturnedin.Eachtimeitprovedtobewarblishpile,andno danger." JamesColeandfamilyspentSundayatHuntingtonBeach Mr和Mrs.L.J.RobesonandchildrenandMrs.W.B.ShawandchildrenenjoyedthemselvesatHuntingtonBeachTuesday。 Mr和Mrs.R.C.SpohnwenttoLakeHodgesWednesday。 ThePantherPatrolofBoyScoutsmetatthehomeofScoutJasmineSpohnThursday.Atthecloseofthebusinessmeeting,Mrs.Spohnservedicecreamandecake。 RalphWilliamsisimprovinghisplacewithcementdrivewayandwalks, GeorgeSouderandfamilyvisitedinLosAngelesSunday。 GuestsattheJ.B.RobisonhomeSundaywereMr.Mr.FrankPayton和Mr.Mr.T.R.Payton和sonofFullerton。 G.M.CarlsonandfamilyvisitedfriendsinComptonSunday。 GuestsattheGlenCrilleyhomeSundaywereMr.Mr.C.A.VaughanofColton,Mrs.Lewis和daughter,Mildred,sofSanBernardino,MissesGrace,Helen和EllenKelleyofSanBernardino,Mr.Mr.CarsonFlletcher和Jack和FredAthertonofBuenaPark。 TheEasternStarenjoyeda"potluck"suppermondayevening." 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Starting in 1893, it now has over 11,000 grower members and markets 75 percent of the California production. "With 50 per cent of its wealth agricultural, the state of California furnishes 23 per cent of the fresh fruit and vegetables shipped in the United States. Citrus fruits travel an average of 2600 miles from producer to consumer," continued Mr. Teague. "It is interesting that the two original naval orange trees introduced into California came to Riverside, and one of them was later transplanted in the courtyard of this inn, where it died in 1925. The other still survives a few blocks away. "Perhaps I may be permitted to call the attention of our royal guests to the fact that some of the oranges which they inspected this afternoon may be served to them upon their return to their native country," said Mr. Teague, in explaining that California Sunkist oranges find their way to Sweden, and that this year direct shipments have been made from Los Angeles harbor to Stockholm. In concluding his remarks, Mr. Teague complimented Sweden and the Swedish government for their leadership and promotion of the co-operative movement, which has progressed rapidly in that country. To Anders Norstrom, accountant for the California Fruit Growers' Exchange, and well known among citrus growers and officials after his 25 years' service, during which time he has seen the co-ing position in the citrus industry, the operative grow to its present command-opportunity to help greet and entertain the crown prince was the event of a lifetime. Mr. Norstrom, now 60 years of age and a United States citizen for 30 years, was a member of the Swedish royal guard on duty at the royal castle when Crown Prince Gustaf Adolf was born. He remembers well the great celebration following the official signal of 21 guns announcing that the infant was a boy and therefore their next king. The royal party later motored to Los Angeles for the night. On Thursday the royal pair will be officially welcomed to Los Angeles, when Dr. Robert A. Millikan, winner of the Nobel prize in physics, will greet them in the name of the city at the Shrine auditorium. Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Pike are enjoying a two weeks' vacation in Lake county. News has been received of the death of Mrs. Ruth Durgin, a former resident of Buena Park and at one time worthy matron of the Eastern Star lodge. The Durgins owned the D. Lembke place. The W. R. Brawley home on Court street has been sold to Guy B. Holcomb. The new home built by Mr. Relder of the Tanner Lumber Company, on Ninth street, is nearly completed. Mr. and Mrs. R. Jenkins left last week for a two weeks' motor trip to take in Mammoth lake, Lake Tahoe and Yosemite. Mrs. Fred Stevens is a patient at the Anaheim hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Claud Allin and Mrs. W. P. Strain and son, Frank, were Huntington Beach visitors Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Porter of Fullerton were Monday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Spohn. Miss Eleanor Warren is spending a few weeks at Asilimar. A. Nelson and daughter, Miss Margaret, are taking in the sights at the Grand Canyon. Another daughter, Mrs. Charles Chandler of Los Angeles, is acting as bookkeeper in the hardware store during Mr. Nelson's absence. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mann left Saturday for a two weeks' vacation. Mrs. B. R. Kratzer visited her daughter, Mrs. Raymond Wilcox of Alhambra, Thursday and Friday. Mr. and Mrs. George Sharpe of Eagle Rock were here Wednesday, looking after their property. Mrs. J. E. Wright came home Tuesday from a two weeks' stay at the Wright cottage at Lake Arrowhead. Mrs. E. W. Thurman and guest, Miss Ruth Brown of Huntington Beach, were luncheon guests of friends in Los Angeles Wednesday. Cypress Notes (By W. C. MILLER) Jess Layton, manager of the West Coast Fur Rabbitry, reports the sale of the entire stock of rabbits and hutches to Earnest Steuir of Moody road. Mr. Steuri is building an up-to-date plant, skinning rooms, meat rooms and fur drying room. The plant is now being erected and will be ready for occupancy. The need of against insectes the other day bore no preaching munty church days. Mr. and Mrs.'s guests on M.Barbour and of Los Angeles Artesia. Mr. and Mrs.'s Long Beach Martin home on M.Randus guests at the W.Miss Erna was the week-even Marjorie Mrs.Ellisabet and her house teacher in the Blind at Vinton Mrs.George M ANAHEIM GAZETTE IN the very near future Mr. Steurl intends to use the stock purchased from Layton as a basis thereon to build a much larger business. The stock comprises some of the best rabbits in Southern California, having carried away the honors in many of the shows. Besides the rabbitry Mr. Steurl is erecting a modern residence on the Moody road property and intends to make his home there. The Cypress ball tossers won a hotly contested game from the Hansen team last Sunday. The score was 1 to 1 till the last half of the seventh inning, when Cypress ran in four scores. The final count was 7 to 1. The same teams plays at the local grounds next Sunday. The Hansen boys are out to even up the count, and have strengthened their team for the occasion. A new pressure water system is being installed for the use of the patrons of the Cypress Home Garden tract. The system is being installed at the Priddy place on a deep well that should provide abundant water. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Arnold entertained Mr. Arnold's uncle, Frank J. Happe of San Francisco, also an aunt, Mrs. Elizabeth Burchard and daughter, Helen, of Arcadia, and Mr. Arnold's mother, Mrs. Mary Pike of Parris, last Sunday. Mrs. Anna E. John and son, Henry motored to San Francisco last week to spend several weeks with her son, Clarence. The J. C. Lamblins are spending two weeks at the San Juan Hot Springs. They purchased a new Studebaker sedan to make the outing in. The work of grading and leveling Walker street north to the Orange-thorpe intersection was commenced the first of the week. The contract has already been let for the paving of the mile and a half, and it is hoped that the paving will be completed before the fall rains come. Leasing of lands for an oil prospect hole by Osborn & Pitts seems to be progressing rapidly. Much of their lease has been arranged, and a derrick may be erected soon. W. C. Miller, C. L. Barnett, William McLaughlin and S. Cawtron attended the Masonic Club meeting at Orange last evening. Senator Shortridge To Address Women Will Speak to Republican Study Club at Los Angeles The Republican Study Club of Los Angeles will hold open house for the women of Southern California Friday afternoon, July 23, at 2 o'clock, in the auditorium of Barker Brothers, at which time United States Senator Shortridge will be honor guest and principal speaker. The club, according to the president, Mrs. Charles F. Gray, has been moved to do this owing to the fact that the Junior senator from California will be in the south but two weeks, and will be unable to answer the many calls from women's organizations to address them. Those invited to assist Mrs. Gray in receiving Senator Shortridge will include Mrs. O. P. Clark, Republican national committeewoman from California; Mrs. Florence Collins Porter, chairman southern division, State Federation of Republican Study Clubs; Mrs. Clara Shortridge Foltz, sister of the senator; Mrs. J. T. Anderson, Mrs. E. C. Maqauran, Mrs. H. Josephine Winn of Los Angeles, Mrs. Charles A. Cover of Long Beach, Mrs. Nellie E. Terry of Anaheim, Mrs. O. C. Rogers of San Bernardino, Mrs. George L. Wing of Banning, Mrs. R. C. Dunham of San Diego, Mrs. Dennis Addkins of Bakersfield, Mrs. F. C. Matteson of Taft, Mrs. Bell Mahoney of San Luis Obispo, Miss Grace Elliott of Santa Barbara, Mrs. Frank Roemer of Santa Marla, Mrs. Herbert Nelson of Paso Robles, Mrs. J. Drummond Huston of Imperial, Mrs. Frank J. Sifford of Ventura, county presidents of the State Federation of Republican Clubs; Mrs. Harold McDonald of San Pedro, Mrs. Fred Kellogg of Van Nuys, Mrs. S. C. Parker of Glendale, Mrs. S. Hatch of Long Beach, Mrs. Parlane Reid of Manhattan Beach, Mrs. M. C. Redwine of Hollywood, Mrs. M. R. Conable of Monrovia, Mrs. D. G. Stevens of Santa Maria, Mrs. Elise Ernest Aldrue of July 22 to 31 $2.50 Shirts $3.00 Shirts $3.50 Shirts $4.00 Shirts Los Alamitos News (By DORA H. MARTIN) The new building being built next the postoffice by M. F. Reagan, to house the office of the Los Alamitos Water Company, is progressing rapidly. The dance given in honor of the opening of the new auditorium on the tract adjoining Los Alamitos, on Friday night, was a most enjoyable affair and a success in every way. Mrs. E. L. Johns spent Friday in Long Beach. Mesdames George Watts and George Martin accompanied Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Schelfele and Mrs. Walter Coward of Artesia to Gardena on Thursday evening to attend an Eastern Star meeting. Returning home, their car was struck by a light car which dodged from behind a truck they were passing, and all of the party were shaken and bruised. Mrs. Schelfele was badly cut on the lip. The other car was a complete wreck, but the occupant only slightly injured. Rev. and Mrs. F. P. Rosselot are taking a vacation trip that will extend as far north as Vancouver. There will be no preaching service at the Community church for the next two Sundays. Mr. and Mrs. James Watts had as their guests on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. M. Barbour and Mrs. Howard Brundage of Los Angeles and Mrs. Pearl Gill of Artesia. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Smith and sons of Long Beach called at the George Martin home on Saturday. Leasing of lands for an oil prospect hole by Osborn & Pitts seems to be progressing rapidly. Much of their lease has been arranged, and a derrick may be erected soon. W. C. Miller, C. L. Barnett, William McLaughlin and S. Cawtron attended the Masonic Club meeting at Orange last evening. C. L. Barnett is nursing a pet carriage on his left hand. Priddy & Sconce report many inquiries for small acreage. Small poultry ranches are mostly in demand at the present time. Mrs. M. C. Chase has been quite ill at her home on Lincoln avenue. The doctors claim that a weak heart is the cause of the trouble. Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Carpenter have just returned from an auto tour of Washington and Oregon. They report a wonderful trip, but are glad to be back in sunny California. W. R. Martin is the owner of a new Cadillac coupe. Carl Ledford is visiting his brothers, Coy and George, in Ventura this week. The R. H. Bingham moved their apiary from Saugus down to the Stodart place, near Centralia, Sunday. The Stodart Brothers did the trucking. Automobile Notes Where is the motorist to get the increasing sums of money constantly being demanded-in taxes? President Coolidge recently warned the nation that state governments in 1925 cost twice as much as they did in 1920, and observed that it was very trying for federal officials to save money while there are state officials spending it with increasing speed. The question is being given serious consideration by automobile owners of California, who are asked to vote an additional $8,000,000 in taxes for gasoline at the coming election, despite the announced $5,000,000 surplus in the treasury for the fiscal year just closed. There is plenty of food for thought, according to figures obtained from the Automobile Club of Southern California. Taking the motorists the country over, it is found that in the United States the 1925 gasoline taxes were 83 per cent more than those of 1924, and four and one-half times those of 1923. Motorists of the nation paid $146,000,000 in gasoline tax last year, about 10 per cent of which was paid by California. The report of the bureau of industrial technology shows that it costs the average automobile owner more than $700 a year to own and operate a car. These figures were computed from the statistics of the National Automobile Chamber of Commerce, the motor and accessory manufacturers' associations, tire organizations, insurance companies, labor organizations and gas and oil industry bureaus. California's bill in this computation is $1,120,000,000. If these figures are not enough to make the average motorist put on his thinking cap, the recent report of State Controller Riley is a warning. He says the total bonded indebtedness of all forms of government in California is over $609,000,000, an increase of over $76,000,000 over last year. The increase since 1911 is 549 per cent, while the assessed value of non-operative property which is liable for the interest and redemption of bonds increased only 160 per cent. As the motorist shares responsibility for these debts and must pay his part of the interest and principal, it is but natural that mention of more taxes should cause his spine to shimmy. Fourteen convictions in the courts have been obtained since the statewide drive against substitution of motor oils that has become a practice in California. The last and one of the most important was that of the Pauley Oil Company, said to be operating 56 service stations in Los Angeles county, which received the maximum penalty, a $1500 fine. Although it would appear that motorists are being imposed upon quite generally by substitution of inferior oil when high grade oil is paid for, the public need not become panicky, according to statements by the Consumers' Protective Bureau, the Automobile Club of Southern California, and other organizations active in the campaign against substitution. A careful check shows that the vast majority of dealers are honest and give the public the brand requested. One safeguard, it is suggested, is for the motorist to acquire the habit of asking for oil by its brand or trade name. Many motorists merely ask for eastern or western oil. The word eastern may describe oil produced only one mile east of the service station, and for this reason prosecution can not be maintained even though substitution has actually occurred. Rev. and Mrs. F. P. Rosselot are taking a vacation trip that will extend as far north as Vancouver. There will be no preaching service at the Community church for the next two Sundays. Mr. and Mrs. James Watts had as their guests on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. M. Barbour and Mrs. Howard Brundage of Los Angeles and Mrs. Pearl Gill of Artesia. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Smith and sons of Long Beach called at the George Martin home on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Jewell Reed and Mr. and Mrs. Parnell of Santa Ana were guests at the W. N. Doss home Sunday. Miss Erna Bails of Eat Harding was the week-end guest of Misses Marlan and Marjorie Watts. Mrs. Ellisabeth Milnes of Long Beach and her house guest, Miss Ella Johnson, teacher in the State School for the Blind at Vinton, Iowa, were guests of Mrs. George Martin on Monday. THE INSECT MENACE The need of actively waging the war against insect pests was emphasized the other day by Dr. L. O. Howard, chief of the bureau of entomology, United States department of agriculture, who spoke at Oakland to the Pacific division of the American Association for the Advancement of Science. Said he, in effect: "The world is becoming vastly overpopulated; yet we allow insects to rob us annually of $2,000,000 in agricultural products. Between one-tenth and one-fifth of everything grown in the soil is annually destroyed by insects. Insects in this country continually nullify the labor of 1,000,000 men." Here in Orange county we spend a good deal of money fighting orchard pests; it's to be counted as some of the best things we do. Like many another hard fight, the main thing is to get the enemy on the run and keep him going. It used to be that the next thing after the primary was the November election. But nowadays the next thing after the primary is the Senate investigation. Lodi, San Joaquin county, is to have a Tokay carnival in September. One safeguard, it is suggested, is for the motorist to acquire the habit of asking for oil by its brand or trade name. Many motorists merely ask for eastern or western oil. The word eastern may describe oil produced only one mile east of the service station, and for this reason prosecution can not be maintained even though substitution has actually occurred. Bayer Aspirin SAY "BAYER ASPIRIN" and INSIST! Unless you see the "Bayer Cross" on tablets you may not getting the genuine Bayer Aspirin proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians 24 years fast. Accept only "Bayer" package which contains proven directions. Handy "Bayer" boxes of 12 tablets—Also bottles of 94 and 100—Drugs! 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