anaheim-gazette 1926-12-16

Mr. and Mrs. Sallie being the Confessions of a new wife Illustrated by Paul Robinson Gladys Baker Copyright 1925 by Publishers Autocaster Service The New Love It was late one Saturday afternoon. I was preparing to leave the shop, when I realized that Thankful had not gone home. Occupied with ordering some new books for the fall, I had failed to notice that she was not in her usual place on the floor. If she were in the shop it was possible that she was in the small room we used for a private office, or occasionally as a place to rest, "Well, I might as well tell you everything, now that I've gone this far, though I didn't mean to bring my little worries to you." as it was comfortably fitted up with an antique couch and a few as it was comfortably fitted up with an antique couch and a few overstuffed chairs. I locked the front door, as it was well past closing time, and going back to the little room marked "Private" in small gold letters, I tried to open the door. It was locked from the inside. "Thankful," I called. There was no answer. I rapped upon the door, first with my knuckles and then with both hands, becoming more and more alarmed. Then, with my ear close to the panels, I listened and was quite certain that I heard sobs. "Thankful, dear, please let me in," I urged. After a few moments of labored breathing she appeared at the door, but hurriedly turned away to bury her tear-stained face in her hands and to resume her former position on the couch. She continued to sob. I knelt beside her and smoothed back the hair from her pale, white brow. "Why, Thankful, what on earth is the matter? I thought you were so happy here." "Oh, I am, I am!" she cried, "and I'm an ungrateful wretch to give up to my feelings like this when you've been so sweet and kind. I don't see how I could," she wailed. "Listen, Thankful. Try to calm yourself. Because I want you to tell me everything. You know I'm your friend, don't you, dear?" "The best I've ever had," she said, struggling to regain her usual pulse, "and I will tell you, though I want you to know that I'm thoroughly ashamed of myself for letting go." She scrambled to a sitting position and brushed the last trace of tears from her great brown eyes. I sat beside her and patted her hand, as if she were a child. "Can't you guess what it is?" she asked. "Why, no dear, I don't believe I can. Is there some trouble at home?" "Oh, no. Things are going splendidly there. Kitten's going to marry young Stuart Ames, and she says Abble and Mother will live with her in the Ames beautiful home which he inherited from his parents not long ago. He's awful camaraderie which had existed between them almost from the very first... The change in Thankful, which could only have been brought about by love. And Captain T's day-dreaming, which I thought was grief. I smiled. "But I can't imagine anything more ideal," I declared. "He told me himself that he had long since secured his divorce. So what's all the shooting about?" "You're adorable, Sallie," she smiled, in spite of herself. "You make everything seem right and yet—you see we can't get married and naturally it makes me unhappy at times, because I love him so!" "Of course I see," I interrupted, "because you can't possibly live on the play salaries you're getting with me managing this show. Naturally, you can't. I know something about that and what it takes to secure this bread and cheese that the poets write about. Of course you couldn't face matrimony working here like this. My being manager of this business is really a huge joke, anyway. Then I began thinking..." of myself for letting go." She scrambled to a sitting position and brushed the last trace of tears from her great brown eyes. I sat beside her and patted her hand, as if she were a child. "Can't you guess what it is?" she asked. "Why, no dear, I don't believe I can. Is there some trouble at home?" "Oh, no. Things are going splendidly there. Kitten's going to marry young Stuart Ames, and she says Abbie and Mother will live with her in the Ames beautiful home which he inherited from his parents not long ago. He's awful well off and a fine chap. Kitten loves him, too." "And you're hurt because she has, well, sorter left you out? I think I begin to see." "No, no, it isn't that. She offered me a home there too. Really, Sallie, that isn't it." "Well, what is it, my dear?" She hesitated for a full moment, then straightened herself, "I'm in love, Sallie," she announced. I drew a breath of relief. "Oh!!" I exclaimed, "is that all?" Well, I must say, I can't see anything so terrible in that. In fact, I think it's rather nice. I thought you had committed some terrible crime. Who's the lucky man? "Sallie, don't you really know?" she asked, and there was a twinkle in her eye for the first time since we had begun to talk. "I know you aren't the gossipy, prying sort, and I adore you for it, but I don't see how you could fall to guess who it is." "Well, to tell you the truth, I knew some change had come over you," I replied. "I thought surely some fairy wand had touched the little Thankful of the old days and converted her into a woman of new beauty and charm, but as for noticing who the object of your affection is, I must admit I'm absolutely at sea." But even as I spoke my subconscious mind broke in upon the words and, suddenly, as if a curtain had been drawn, the situation of the last five months was revealed. "Of course I know!" I cried, "how perfectly dumb of me! It's Captain T." A hundred little episodes came tumbling in my mind. The gentle in spite of herself. "You make everything seem right and yet—you see we can't get married and naturally it makes me unhappy at times, because I love him so!" "Of course I see," I interrupted, "because you can't possibly live on the play salaries you're getting with me managing this show. Naturally, you can't. I know something about that and what it takes to secure this bread and cheese that the poets write about. Of course you couldn't face matrimony working here like this. My being manager of this business is really a huge joke, anyway. Then I began thinking fast. I saw a way out. "Listen, Thankful," I said, "I'm bored to death of this shop anyway, and if your Captain T. will take it over he can pay me back any time he gets far enough ahead. It's operating on a paying basis now and I'm delighted to get out. I only bought it, as you know, for a lark. I'm through with it now and if your handsome fliance will take it off my hands, I'll be the happiest of the three." I don't think I've ever seen such joy as glaedured in the eyes of Thankful Brown. It covered her face like a vell. This was the especial event of her life. Finally she spoke. "That would solve everything as far as we are concerned, for it was only the question of finances which made us both sad, though I wouldn't think of taking the shop from you, Sallie, dear, unless I didn't feel that . . ." "That I haven't any business here?" I interposed. Well, I do think your place is with Curtiss, for I know how he dislikes the whole idea." Yes, so do it," I agreed, "and he's been a perfect brick all the way through. Never mind, I'm going to be the most domestic person from now on that you ever saw. I guess Curtiss was clever enough to know I had to get it off my chest like a complex the psychologists talk about. He always did have more sense in a minute than I'd have in a thousand years. You and your Captain T. can get married right away. Why here he is now!" In less than an hour my proposition had been accepted by the two lovers, who could scarcely hide their joy. Captain T insisted that he should have the proper papers drawn up to protect my interests, but I waved this aside, as I knew that honor and integrity were part of his fine character which I had grown to know intimately from my association with him in the shop. The late afternoon sun fell in slanting rays through the panes of leaded glass. It crowned Thankful's soft hair with an aureole of light. "Look, a Saint Cecilia!" the young Cassack noodled to where Thankful sat, in proud dignity wearing her new-found love, and walking over he placed his lips very gently against the spot of dancing gold. It was truly a gesture of one who had been born close to a throne. I turned away, and so engrossed they in their mutual admiration that they did not know when I had gone. "Curtiss?" We sat looking over Shades mountain, where a group of bright stars did a sarsband for the benefit of a pale, thin moon that hung by a gossamer thread in a muted violet sky. "Yes, sweetheart." I had just finished telling him the story of Thankful and Captain T. "It certainly is a good thing that these lovers are going to relieve me of that shop." "Yes, I know. You were tired of it, weren't you, dear?" "Uh-huh, but that wasn't all." I couldn't have gone on, even if I'd wanted to." I put my head against his shoulder. "Curtiss, can't you guess?" He tilted my face up toward him with both his hands and gazed deep into my eyes. "My darling!" he whispered, "is it, can it be?" "Yes, it is and can be," I smiled, as I mimicked his confusion, "and I do hope it will be a son, Curtiss. Just like you." "Oh, no," he replied, "that would never do. It must be a girl!" Then he sat in silence for a moment, gazing into the night. "Listen, precious," he finally said. "I'm going to make a wish over my left shoulder on the new moon, and you know that never falls." He turned and his voice was low with meaning, like a man saying his prayers. "Dear God," his eyes were closed, "please send us a little girl. Just like Sallie. Because you see, Sir, she's the most perfectly SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS Map tract No. 598 was accepted as the official plotting of said tract. No streets. It was ordered that certain assessments on property in Orange county be cancelled. Hearing of the application of C. C. Cravath to construct a pier at Laguna Beach was continued to December 14, 1926, at 2 p.m. A resolution was regularly adopted in the matter of Acquisition and Improvement District No. 2, ordering plans and specifications. It was ordered that state aid be granted to Laura Kinsey. Deed for right-of-way from E. E. McCalla Company, et al., was accepted. A pool room license was ordered granted to Irvine Super Service Station at Irvine. It was ordered that the grant deed from John O. Forster and Frank A. Forster, to the county of Orange be accepted and same placed of record. County Surveyor W. K. Hillyard was instructed to prepare plans and specifications for the improvement in tract No. 615 and also to prepare proper resolutions for same. Members for the board of trustees for the Westminster Cemetery district were appointed as follows: Charles C. Johnson, O. B. Bryan and W. W. Hodgkinson. A resolution was regularly adopted in the matter of the formation of Garden Grove County Fire Protection district, fixing January 11, 1927, as the day of election. Fish and Game Committee of Southern California. Conservation Association of Southern California. Meadowbrook Club. Southern California Sportsmen's Association and Los Angeles County Conservation Committee. The wardens named as their captain Harvey S. Bissell, a retired rancher of this section and leading sportman. His lieutenants will be named shortly. Wardens named by Welch were: William C. Behm, Jack Hines, Marlon Carlock, Edwin E. Hendricks, Max S. Lowe, Walter R. Webb, Howard Scott Dudley, Ralph B. Greef, S. N. Barnhardt, Bandin Dear, R. E. Jeffries, Charles P. Teevin, George R. Taylor, O. M. Thurston, Pierre Darles and Moore Sub., Lot 2, Block 5 Chapman, A. In Original City Lot 55, W'ly. 38 ft. of W'ly. 70.12 ft., with Improvements and Personal Property Christianson, J. In Vineyard Lot A-3, Elk Park Tract, Lot 14, Block C, with Improvements Clark, B. C. In Vineyard Lot H-5, Palomar Tract, Lot 15, with Improvements Clasen, Florence In Vineyard Lot C-3, Helmann & George Tract, S'ly. 104 ft. of Lot 113, Block H, with Improvements Clifton, Mrs. Bertha In Vineyard Lot A-5, Owens & Jones Tract, Lot 7, Block A Cole, Jack In Dreyfus Lands, Parsons Sub., Lot 10, with Improvements Cook, F. A. In Vineyard Lot A-5, Owens & Jones Tract, Lot 4, Block A, with Improvements Cook, F. A. In Vineyard Lot A-5, Owens & Jones Tract, Lot 6, Block A, with Improvements Cope, George F. In Vineyard Lot A-3, Elk Park Tract, Lot 2, Block C Dales, Hazel In Vineyard Lot G-7, Beverly Tract, Lot 30, Block D Daniels, P. In Anaheim Extension Lot 46, Coffman Sub., Lot 7, with Improvements & Personal Property Danner, Desele L. In Vineyard Lot A-2, Monte Vista Tract, Lot 18, Block B Danz, L. In Vineyard Lot B-4, Zeyn Tract Annex, Lot 7, Block A, with Improvements Dean, Calvin L. Estate I mimicked his confusion, "and I do hope it will be a son, Curtiss. Just like you." "Oh, no," he replied, "that would never do. It must be a girl!" Then he sat in silence for a moment, gazing into the night. "Listen, precious," he finally said. "I'm going to make a wish over my left shoulder on the new moon, and you know that never falls." He turned and his voice was low with meaning, like a man saying his prayers, "Dear God," his eyes were closed, "please send us a little girl. Just like Sallie. Because you see, Sir, she's the most perfectly wonderful person in all the world." The End Working Together To Protect Game Sportsmen game wardens of Southern California are thoroughly organized and working in harmony with the regular patrol of California Fish and Game Commission, according to Walter R. Welch, special field assistant to Executive Officer B. D. Marx Greene of the state commission. Welch recently spent more than a week in this section, conferring with leading sportsmen and Captain C. S. Bauder, in charge of the southern district patrol. He reports a keen interest in the matter of conservation on the part of the sportsmen wardens, and their willingness to cooperate with the regular patrol in every way toward the protection of California's wild life. At a meeting held in the offices of the southern district patrol, in the Sun Finance building, during Welch's visit in this section, the whole plan of organization was thoroughly talked over, some of the wardens named and a captain elected. Other wardens will be appointed from time to time. These men are all sponsored by local sportsmen's clubs and their names submitted to the captain of the regular patrol for his okeh before the appointments are made. In the local instance the sportsmen wardens were sponsored by Associated Sportsmen of California, the Citizens' No. 414 E Mother! Clean Child's Bowels "California Fig Syrup" is Dependable Laxative for Sick Children GIBBS LUMBER Anaheim Fullerton Placentia Tract. Lot 30, Block D...6.99 Daniels, P...In Anaheim Extension Lot 46, Coffman Sub., Lot 7, with Improvements & Personal Property...11.66 Danner, Decase L...In Vineyard Lot A-2, Monte Vista Tract, Lot 18, Block B...9.74 Danz, L...In Vineyard Lot B-4, Zeyn Tract Annex, Lot 7, Block A, with Improvements...37.46 Dean, Calvin L. Estate...In Anaheim Extension Lot 48, Lot 120x600 ft., with Improvements...34.00 De Grummond, Mrs. W. H...In Spoerl Tract, Summerfield & Oppenheimer Sub., Sly. 45 ft. of N'ly. 90 ft. of Lot 1, Block 5; S'ly. 45 ft. of N'ly. 90 ft. of Lot 2, Block 5; S'ly. 45 ft. of N'ly. 90 ft. of W'ly. 10 ft. of Lot 3, Block 5, with Improvements...18.98 Franz, Mrs. Mary...In Santa Fe Tract, Lots 19 & 20, Block 6, with Improvements and Personal Property...26.30 Franz, R.W.-In Santa Fe Tract, Lots 21 & 22, Block 6, with Improvements and Personal Property...23.98 Gist, F.B.-In Vineyard Lot A-2, Monte Vista Tract, Lot 8, Block D, with Improvements and Personal Property...10.13 Grant, R.L.-In Vineyard Lot A-2, Monte Vista Tract, Lot 18, Block A, with Improvements and Personal Property...30.53 Gregory, D.W.-In Vineyard Lot B-1, Tract No. 549, Lot 14, Block C, with Improvements & Personal Property...35.15 Gregory, E.S.-In Vineyard Lot G-3, Mother Colony Tract, Lot 28...7.81 Griener, George-In Vineyard Lot H-4, Stueckle Sub., Lot 18, with Improvements...13.69 Harris, R.K.-In Vineyard Lot H-3, Berger Tract, Lot 14, Block B...7.43 Harwood, D.A.-In Vineyard Lot A-2, Monte Vista Tract, Lot 21, Block B...9.19 Huhn, W.-In Boege's Add., N'ly. 30 ft. of E'ly. 55 ft. of Lot R, with Improvements and Personal Property...15.90 Hulburt, Lloyd-In Vineyard Lot G-3, Geerdes Sub., Lot 91.85x140 ft. in S.W. Corner, with Improvements...22.06 Hulburt, Lloyd-In Vineyard Lot C-3, HelRothnermere In VIr Bloct men Rust, Edw In VIr form Bloct men Sampson In VIr form Bloct men Sanderstet In VIr Streets with Sears W.W.In VIr Sub Seibel Air In RBloct men Seibel Air In RBloct men Stern Her In VIr Part A Swedenboro In VIr No.with sons Thomas C.O Boege Lot N'ly Imp Tincate H Santa Bloc men Tincate H Santa Bloc men Townsend In VIr Groat A. Perk Urbigkelt In VIr nla. Urbigkelt In VIr nla. Vaz M.M.In VIr nla with Walter S.W.In VIr nla. White W.W.In AI r8,S men prov Clean Child's Bowels "California Fig Syrup" is Dependable Laxative for Sick Children DELINQUENT TAX LIST In And For The CITY OF ANAHEIM, COUNTY OF ORANGE, STATE OF CALIFORNIA, FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1926-1927 Amount of Tax and Costs Owner Tract, Lot & Block Due Armbrust, H. H.— In Vineyard Lot A-3, Elk Park Tract, Lot 1, Block B.$8.20 Armbrust, H. H.— In Vineyard Lot A-3, Elk Park Tract, Lot 2, Block B.with Improvements83.66 Baker, Frankie— Estate of Mary Strobel, Lot 12, with Improvements14.36 Bishop, Rufus F.— In Vineyard Lot H-5, California Square, Lot 13, Block B10.51 Burke, Francis D.— In Vineyard Lot B-4, Zeyn Tract Annex, Lot 7, Block C. with Improvements48.24 Chambers, C. W.— In Tract No. 221, J. Lloyd Moore Sub., Lot 1, Block 512.90 Chambers, C. W.— In Tract No. 221, J. Lloyd In Vineyard Lot A-2, Monte Vista Tract, Lot 21, Block B9.19 Huhn, W.— In Boege's Add., N'ly. 30 ft.of E'ly. 55 ft.of Lot R, with Improvements and Personal Property15.90 Hulburt, Lloyd— In Vineyard Lot G-3, Geerdes Sub., Lot 91.85x140 ft.in S.W. Corner, with Improvements22.06 Hulburt, Lloyd— In Vineyard Lot C-3, Helmann & George Tract, Lot 41x110 ft., Lot 1, Block A, with Improvements34.77 Kimmel, Cathryn— In Vineyard Lot G-3, Mother Colony Tract, Lot 29, with Improvements & Personal Property18.21 Kirk, E.M.— In Vineyard Lot G-5, Hess Sub., Lot 20, Block D, with Improvements and Personal Property42.31 Kirk, E.M.— In Vineyard Lot H-5, California Square, Lot 14, Block D8.20 Knights of Pythias— In Vineyard Lot D-5, 55 ft.on W. Center Street, with Improvements and Personal Property559.52 Larsen, Hans— In Vineyard Lot F-7, Lohman Tract, Lot 7, Block B8.47 Leive, G.W.— In Vineyard Lot E-6, Enterprise Tract, Lot 15, Block 1; E'ly. 44 ft.of Wly.-88 ft.of Lot B, with Improvements and Personal Property29.38 Long, Wm. James— In Vineyard Lot C-3, Helmann & George Tract, Lot 78, Block F, with Improvements31.30 Lyons, E.L.— In Vineyard Lot C-2, Nei- Block 5 12.08 mann Sub., Lot 9, with Improvements ..... 27.45 Mattoon, Frank— In Vineyard Lot H-5, Palomar Tract, Lot 13, with Improvements & Personal Property ..... 39.00 Mauerhan, C. J.— In Vineyard Lot H-3, Carroll Tract, Lot 14, Block A..... 8.20 Meyers, Richard— In Dreyfus Lands, Tract No. 11, Sly, 12 ft. of Lot 5; All of Lot 6; N'ly, 18 ft. of Lot 7 ..... 12.44 Miller, Mrs. Jennie A.— In Vineyard Lot G-5, Hess Sub., Lot 15, Block C, with Improvements ..... 37.07 Ochoa, J. M.— Loreel Tract, Lot 23, Block E, with Improvements ..... 23.22 Percy, Lucy J.— In Vineyard Lot A-2, Monte Vista Tract, Lot 5, Block D ..... 6.38 Rothaermel, Alberta— In Vineyard Lot C-6, St. Catherine's Add., Lot 1, Block C ..... 8.58 Rothaermel, Alberta— In Vineyard Lot C-6, St. Catherine's Add., Lot 2, Block C ..... 8.59 Rothaermel, Alberta— In Vineyard Lot C-6, St. Catherine's Add., Lot 7, Block C ..... 8.58 Rothaermel, Alberta— In Vineyard Lot C-6, St. Catherine's Add., Lot 8, Block C ..... 8.59 Rothaermel, A. H.— In Vineyard Lot C-6, St. Catherine's Add., Lot 17, Block B, with Improvements ..... 35.53 Rothaermel, A. H.— In Vineyard Lot C-6, St. Catherine's Add., Lot 18, Block B, with Improvements ..... 54.79 Rust, Edward L.— In Vineyard Lot D-5, Lot 1, Block E, with Improvements ..... 59.02 Sampson, H. C.— In Vineyard Lot H-5, California Square, Lot 14, Block C, with Improvements ..... 33.23 Sandersfeld, Wm.— In Vineyard Lot C-2, Olive Tion, Mills Park Tract, Lot 9, Block 4 ..... 5.15 Kelmanson, Katherine— North & East Anaheim Addition, Mills Park Tract, Lot 10, Block 4 ..... 5.15 Mills, Pamella H.— North & East Anaheim Addition, Mills Park Tract, Lot 1, Block 7 ..... 5.20 McConnell, L. M.— North & East Anaheim Addition, Worthmore Tract, Lot 1, Block B, with Improvements ..... 7.22 McHarg, Geo. A.— North & East Anaheim Addition, Mills Park Tract, Lot 14, Block 6 ..... 4.12 Noski Herbert— North & East Anaheim Addition, Wallop Tract, Lot 12, Block C, with Improvements ..... 13.16 Purdy, Elmer— North & East Anaheim Addition, Mills Park Tract, Lot 8, Block 5 ..... 6.29 Rice, Katherine— North & East Anaheim Addition, Worthmore Tract Annex, Lot 12, Block C ..... 6.07 Shrode & Bonnat— North & East Anaheim Addition, Clementine Street Tract, Lot 17 ..... 3.35 Wycoff, Crystal— North & East Anaheim Addition Allen Tract, Lot 4, Block B, with Improvements ..... 7.12 Wycoff, Chas. E.— North & East Anaheim Addition Allen Tract, Lot 1, Block B ..... 3.45 Wycoff, Chas. E.— North & East Anaheim Addition Allen Tract, Lot 2, Block B ..... 2.97 Archibald, H. G.— North & West Anaheim Addition Home Builders Tract,Lots 1 & 2 ,Block C ,with Improvements ..... 8.17 Bauman, E.— North & West Anaheim Addition Home Builders Tract,Lot 13 ,Block B ..... 5.50 Colt,Bertram H.— North & West Anaheim Addition,Anaheim Home Tract,Lot 18 ..... 1.85 Block D.....6.99 Mission Lot...11.66 Lot 7, ments & Per2, Monte...9.74 18, Block 3-4, Zeyn...37.46 7, Block ements....34.00 H— Summerfield Sub., Sly... ft of Lot 45 ft. of Lot 2, Block Fly, 90 ft. of Lot 3, Improve... 18.98 Lots 19 with ImPersonal...26.30 Lots 21 with ImPersonal...23.98 Monte Block D, ents and ...10.13 Monte 18, Block ments and ...30.53 Tract Block C, ments & Per1, Tract Block C, ments & Per35.15 Mother 28...7.81 Stueckle Improve... 13.59 Berger Block B.....7.43 Monte 21, Block y, 30 ft. of R, with And Per15.90 Geerdes 40 ft. in with Im22.06 C-3, Hel- Rothaermel, A. H— In Vineyard Lot C-6, St. Catherine's Add., Lot 18, Block B, with Improvements.....54.79 Rust, Edward L— In Vineyard Lot D-5, Lot 1, Block E, with Improvements.....59.02 Sampson, H. C— In Vineyard Lot H-5, California Square, Lot 14, Block C, with Improvements.....33.23 Sandersfeld, Wm— In Vineyard Lot C-2, Olive Street Tract, Lot 8, Block 3, with Improvements.....19.75 Sears, W. H— In Vineyard Lot G-5, Hess Suh., Lot 8, Block D.....10.12 Seibel Air Spring Co— In Reiser Tract, Lot 12, Block D.....3.58 Seibel Air Spring Co— In Reiser Tract, Lot 13, Block D.....3.58 Seibel Air Spring Co— In Reiser Tract, Lot 14, Block D.....3.58 Seibel Air Spring Co— In Reiser Tract, Lot 15, Block D, with Improvements & Personal Property.....146.03 Stern, Herman— In Vineyard Lot A-3, Elk Park Tract, Lot 5, Block A.....13.98 Swedenborg, Ted— In Vineyard Lot B-1, Tract No. 549, Lot 13, Block C, with Improvements & Personal Property.....18.59 Thomas, Olga Boege— Boege's Add., E'ly, 55 ft. of Lot G, and E'ly, 55 ft. of N'ly, 30 ft. of Lot H, with Improvements.....22.83 Tincate, H— Santa Fe Tract, Lots 7 & 8, Block 6, with Improvements.....18.21 Tincate, H— Santa Fe Tract, Lots 9 & 10, Block 6, with Improvements.....14.51 Townsend, O. F— In Vineyard Lot G-6, Nut Grove Tract, Lot 21, Block A, with Improvements & Personal Property.....36.31 Urbigkelt, Ed— In Vineyard Lot H-5, California Square, Lot 4, Block C.....10.90 Urbigkelt, Ed— In Vineyard Lot H-5, California Square, Lot 5, Block C.....10.51 Vaz, M— In Vineyard Lot H-5, California Square, Lot 6, Block B, with Improvements.....16.67 Walter, S. R— In Vineyard Lot B-3, Rothaermel Add., Lot 5, Block 6, with Improvements.....24.37 White, Walter W— In Anaheim Extension Lot 48, Sub of Anaheim Investment Co., Lot 8, with Improvements.....29.76 North & East Anaheim Addition, Allen Tract, Lot 2, Block B .....2.97 Archibald, H. G— North & West Anaheim Addition, Home Builders Tract, Lots 1 & 2, Block C, with Improvements .....8.17 Bauman, E— North & West Anahelm Addition, Home Builders Tract, Lot 13, Block B .....5.50 Colt, Bertram H— North & West Anahelm Addition, Anaheim Home Tract, Lot 18 .....1.85 Ford, V. M— North & West Anahelm Addition, Home Builders Tract, Lot 15, Block B .....5.73 Hesslink, Mrs. M. E— North & West Anahelm Addition, Home Builders Tract, Lot 14, Block A .....4.11 Martinez, Jesus— North & West Anahelm Addition, Anaheim Home Tract, Lot 30, with Improvements and Personal Property .....2.30 Siller, Manile— North & West Anaheim Addition, Miles Rancho, N'ly, 10 acres of S. 20 acres,Lots 12 & 13, with Improvements .....68.15 Todd, J. A— North & West Anaheim Addition, Home Builders Tract,Lot 7,Block C .....4.96 Trout, Anna— North & West Anaheim Addition, Home Builders Tract,Lot 15,Block A, with Improvements .....5.91 Ziskle, W.E— North & West Anaheim Addition, Home Builders Tract,Lot 5,Block B .....5.50 Mares, Peet— Industrial Site Addition, Gresswell Sub., Lot 22,and Improvements .....3.59 Valenzuela, Jesus— Industrial Site Addition, Gresswell Sub., Lot 7,and Improvements and Personal Property .....3.39 NOTICE OF TAX SALE STATE OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF ORANGE CITY OF ANAHEIM Public notice is hereby given that default having been made in the payment of taxes due the City of Anaheim for the fiscal year 1926-1927 upon the property described. I.J.S.Martin.as Tax Collector in and for said City of Anaheim,b y virtue of the power and authority in me vested by law unless the taxes delinquent,together with the cost and percentages due thereon are paid will on THURSDAY,THE 14TH DAY OF JANUARY ,1927. At the hour of 10 o'clock in the Public notice is hereby given that default having been made in the payment of taxes due the City of Anaheim for the fiscal year 1926-1927, upon the property described. I. J. S. Martin, as Tax Collector in and for said City of Anaheim, by virtue of the power and authority in me vested by law, unless the taxes delinquent, together with the cost and percentages due thereon are paid, will on THURSDAY, THE 14TH DAY OF JANUARY, 1927. At the hour of 10 o'clock in the forenoon of that day, commence to sell the real estate upon which said taxes are a lien, at PUBLIC AUCTION, for and on account of such delinquent taxes thereon, in my office in the City Hall, in the City of Anaheim, County of Orange, State of California, and that I will continue such sale from day to day (Sunday and legal holidays excepted), according to the adjournments, and between the hours of 10 o'clock a.m. and 2 o'clock p.m. of each day of sale, and at the same place; until the whole property hereinbefore set forth, or so much thereof as may be necessary, shall be sold; together with the sum of fifty (50) cents, provided by law for the certificate of sale in duplicate in each and every case. NO PROPERTY IS EXEMPT No property is exempt from seizure and sale for personal property taxes; even the homestead and house utensils are subject thereto. The law is imperative. The collector has no discretion and delinquents must suffer if they fail to pay. All the property heretofore described is in the City of Anaheim, County of Orange, State of California. Signed and dated at the said City of Anaheim, California, this 16th day of December, 1926. J. S. MARTIN, Tax Collector of the City of Anaheim, County of Orange, State of California. 12-16-4t