anaheim-gazette 1929-09-12

"Souls for Sale" Starts Next Week Rupert Hughes' Latest Novel To Appear In Gazette The Gazette is pleased to make the announcement that the latest novel from the pen of Rupert Hughes, entitled "Souls for Sale," is to appear in serial form in its columns starting next week. So thrilling a story is it and so vividly depicted scenes does it have, that no reader will miss following this latest piece of work by so illustrious a writer as Hughes. The author of this daring novel, born at Lancaster, Pa., spent the early part of his life as a soldier. After leaving army life he became interested in music and his many books and compilations on this subject are still standard works. Later his attention turned to fiction, and he wrote many famous novels including "What Will People Say," "Empty Pockets," "The Unpardonable Sin," and "What's the World Coming To?" The work of Rupert Hughes is exceedingly valuable as social criticism and comment. Besides his fiction, he is the author of a life of George Washington, which caused considerable controversy, and has written the scenarios and titles of many very popular motion picture plays. What he has learned about the movie capitol while engaged in the latter pursuit, is all told entertainingly and excitingly in the daring novel, "Souls for Sale." August Auction Pays Artists Exceeding the hopes of the Laguna Beach Art Association by $73, the Auction Citrus Shipments Light Last Week Because of the two-day holiday last week, the picking and packing period, citrus shipments were lighter than for the previous week, only 351 cars being sent out from the Northern Orange county district, as compared with 421 cars of the week before. Better conditions prevail generally in the market, with prices stronger on many sizes and grades. Even more improvement is anticipated for the next week, according to Dale R. King, manager of the Northern Orange County Citrus Exchange. Cooler weather has greatly reduced the demand for lemons and the market is not as strong. The Northern Orange County Citrus Exchange shipped 250 cars of valencian and three cars of lemons. Anaheim Man Is Killed In East Word has been received here that C. Lippman, former resident of the city, was found dead in his automobile with a bullet hole in his chin in Sulphur, So. Dakota. Lippman, who was motoring from this city to Lemon, S. D., is thought to have been held up and robbed. A coroner's jury decided that he had been murdered by some person or persons unknown. Lippman lived in Anaheim but a short time, coming here from South Dakota and purchasing the Charles Mann garage, at 201 South Los Angeles street. He recently sold his business to return east. Region of Farm Bureau To Meet Region No. One of the California Farm Bureau Federation, which comprises five southern counties will sound picture come to be art of stage Lionel Barry "Madame X." all-talking which comes day. Tuesday 17, and 18, as who, practiced more makeup used on the past years tha screen, as by "types," s pearances wo Ruth Chattie starts as means of manent stages of picture. Lew August Auction Pays Artists Exceeding the hopes of the Laguna Beach Art Association by $73, the August auction of small paintings donated by members turned $173 into the treasury to be used for the art gallery. It was discovered when a full check had been made. All bids started at $10. The highest was $55 for Frank W. Cuprien George E. Emmons of Laguna Beach and Pasadena, was the successful bidder. Mr. Emmons also secured William A. Griffith's "Colorado Desert" for $40. None of the paintings exceeded 7x10 inches. Edgar Payne's "Beats" went to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sampsall of South Pasadena, "Boat Canyon," the painting by Anna A. Hills, president of the association, went to Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Arnold. William Wendt's mountain scene, Edgar PJayne's "High Sierra" and Maurice Braun's "Catalina Island" went to Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Edwards of South Pasadena. Braun's painting went from $20 to $50. Mr. and Mrs. Leigh D. Guyer of Cliff Drive, Laguna, purchased "The Swirly Sea" by Miss Hills, "The Keep Gathers" by Eleanor Colburn, and "Hills of Santa Barbara," by Walter Cheever. Region of Farm Bureau To Meet Region No. One of the California Farm Bureau Federation, which comprises five southern counties, will hold its next regular meeting at San Diego September 14 at 10 a.m. Deluges from Orange county will include J. A. Smiley, state executive commissioner and chairman of the Region, Norman M. Blaney, executive secretary Orange County Farm Bureau and secretary for the Region, and Eric E. Eastman, assistant farm advisor, Mr. J. J. Deuel, manager, Law and Utilities Department, California Farm Bureau Federation, will be principal speaker. J. A. 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