anaheim-gazette 1931-01-29

Gorgeous Displays Will Feature 21st National Orange Exposition In a Persian Palace is the decorative theme for the Twenty-first National Orange Show which will be held in San Bernardino February 19 to March 1. A preview has just been held for the benefit of exhibitors and the comment followed that it is the crowning achievement of the builders of the great annual classic in honor of King Orange. More exhibits, more features, more displays, more departments and more improvements will mark the 1931 edition of the gorgeously beautiful exposition. Lucile Schofield, San Bernardino girl is seen selecting fruit for a special display. Incidentally the National Orange Show is the next major event in California's Fiesta year. Jurors Selected For Panda County Clerk Sub-Drawn From Great for Duty Durability Court officials in New county this week have selection rolls showing jurors selected by County Clerk from the great registry. Justices of various courts January requisition them for the number of jurors will be necessary for tilting of their official duties. Namos prepared for Anton, Brea and La Habra Anaheim Justice court Marie L. Dwyer, Thomas George Weatherwax, Comstock, Ruby M. Carrisco, C. H. Myers, Peterson, Miss Anna W. Neipp, Mrs. Belle M. Nona Neville, Walter W. Maas, Frank Baum, tlin, William S. Wadswa ma Pellegrin, Mrs. Mi John W. Johnson, Mrs. Louls Danz, George Wida F. Dutton, John Dillon, Walter J. Rosneblung, Catherine Shilu D. Helmsen, Calvin Emmia L. Merrill, Mrs. Anton, Mrs. Elsie F. Boron Cordes, Mrs. Annie M. C. Rimpau. Fullerton Justice court Mrs. Margaret Enes, M. M. G. Overland, Wade O. Markham, G. A. H. S. Burdorf, W. J. Carmichael Carter, Carl Erdman, Emma M. Hill, Samuel and H. Lunt, J. V. Levacio, George H. Amelcobemls, W. J. Cadman, Jerer, E. P. Elliott, Carrie E. Gunnett and Mrs. O. Fullerton recorder's call—J. C. Batchner, Thomas Story, Mrs. J. M. Bush Pinero, Mrs. Mabel Lor Taylor, Albert Hebrine In a Persian Palace is the decorative theme for the Twenty-first National Orange Show which will be held in San Bernardino February 19 to March 1. A preview has just been held for the benefit of exhibitors and the comment followed that it is the crowning achievement of the builders of the great annual classic in honor of King Orange. More exhibits, more features, more displays, more departments and more improvements will mark the 1931 edition of the gorgeously beautiful exposition. Lucile Schofield, San Bernardino girl is seen selecting fruit for a special display. Incidentally the National Orange Show is the next major event in California's Fiesta year. Realtors Advised On Sale Methods National Association Representatives Spread Gospel of Eliminating Exaggeration Three Anaheim realtors, Mrs. A. E. Pellegrin, W. J. Elliott and Ernest Zitzman, this week retold to other real estate brokers and salesmen the message they had received at the joint meeting of real estate boards of Orange county in Santa Ana last Friday, when representatives of the National Association of Real Estate boards were featured speakers. Methods of selling, of course, occupied a great deal of the realtors' time. The speakers, Guy W. Ellis, director of sales conferences for the national board, and Gerald J. Healey, president of the Healy and Carey Realty company of Flint, Michigan, stressed the necessity of great care in eliminating misrepresentation of property, or exaggeration of it. Property Brief "Real estate brokers throughout the nation," Elliott said, "are making a vigorous effort to list the property best suited to the buyers' needs and desires. Extensive surveys of property in the community are being made so the realtor will know exactly what the market offers." Gerald Healy's morning speech was marked by his assertion that "an endeavor is being made by all real estate men in the association to prepare detailed written and photographic data on all property listed for sale or exchange." This method he explained as "The property brief." Realty boards represented at the gathering included: Anaheim, Fullerton, Orange, Laguna Beach, Newport Beach, Santa Ana, Huntington Beach, and several groups from Los Angeles county. Tourist Crop In '31 To Be Heavy Girls Club Specialist Visits Orange County Miss Maybell Eager, home demonstration agent at large will be in Orange county this week to assist groups of girls and their leaders to form 4-H clubs similar to those in Riverside and other adjacent counties in Southern California. Miss Eager will make her headquarters at the farm advisor's office in Santa Ana during her stay in Orange county, January 27 to 29. A German invented a folding house which can be carried on automobile trips. That seems to settle the housing problem in this country. CHEVROLET Announces th Tourist Crop In '31 To Be Heavy State Chambers and Newspapers Coordinate Activities to Draw Visitors Motor tourists from out of state last year were an important factor in sustaining the business and employment situation, it is indicated in figures of the year's travel compiled from reports of the State Department of Agriculture. These show an increase of nearly 6,000 out-of-state cars entering this section over the eastern border routes. The gain over the previous year in this class of travel is nearly five per cent. While this increase in motor tourists is gratifying, it is expected that all previous records will be broken during 1931 through the development of the California Flesta Year plan. This is being carried out under the auspices of the California State Chamber of Commerce and the California Newspaper Publishers Association. Briefly, it coordinates and amplifies the various civic celebrations, pageants, expositions, and other tourist attractions throughout the state so that visitors in California during 1931 will have a selection of 365 entertainments of various sorts in 169 communities of the state. Previously there were only some 40 communities holding celebrations, and these were less than 200 in number. The naval building program for the next year has the cordial endorsement of President Hoover and, of course, he will be criticised by those peace societies who believe that the best way to prevent war is for America to disarm. Jurors Selected For Panels In '31 County Clerk Submits Names Drawn From Great Register for Duty During Year Court officials in Northern Orange county this week have in their possession rolls showing jurors who have been selected by County Clerk J. M. Backs from the great register of voters Justices of various courts each year in January requisition the county clerk for the number of jurors they believe will be necessary for the proper handling of their official duties. Namers prepared for Anaheim, Fullerton, Brea and La Habra are: Anaheim Justice court (60 jurors)—Marie L. Dwyer, Thomas M. Edwards, George Weatherwax, Miss Maud A. Comstock, Ruby M. Casson, Harry L. Brisco, C. H. Myrs, Peter Syre, Charles Pferson, Miss Anna Valjean, Walter Nelpp, Mrs. Belle M. Tedrick, Mrs. Nona Neville, Walter H. Kidd, Ralph W. Manas, Frank Baum, Gustav A. Wettlin, William S. Wadsworth, Mrs. Emma Pellegrin, Mrs. Minnie V. Kobler, John W. Johnson, Mrs. Amella Barnes, Louis Danz, George W. Hamler, Mrs. Ida F. Dutton, John Heyling, John J. Dillon, Walter J. Ross, Raymond E. Neblung, Catherine Shipkey, Mrs. Jane D. Helmsen, Calvin Roseberry, Mrs. Emma L. Merrill, Mrs. Clara M. Quarton, Mrs. Elsle F. Borth, Herman W. Cordes, Annie M. Cook and Fred C. Rimpau. Fullerton justice court (24 jurors)—Mrs. Margaret Enes, Mrs. Guy Curtis, M. G. Overland, Wade Quarton, Belvire Markham, G. A. H. Sprague, Henry Burdorf, W. J. Carmichael, Mrs. J. C. Carter, Carl Erdman, G. E. Frazee, Emma M. Hill, Samuel Reppard, Harand H. Lunt, J. V. Lewis, Marve Peacolo, George H. Amerige, Homer B. Bemls, W. J. Cadman, Julia L. Carpenter, E. P. Elliott, Carrie E. Ford, Dora E. Gunnett and Mrs. O. H. Jerricks. Fullerton recorder's court (24 jurors)—J. C. Batchner, Thomas Asklin, Clare Story, Mrs. J. M. Bush, Miss Lillian Pinero, Mrs. Mabel Long, Mrs. Thomas Taylor, Albert Hetebrink, Zilda Oxarart, Abshire, C. R. Custer, Mrs. Grace Cramer, M. A. Hindsdale, W.A.Kempton, Mrs.Claar F.Brown, John Leuhm, W.P.Mills, W.L.Newsom,Mrs.Anna Garrettson,M.G.Renken,G.R.Smith,M.A.StearmanJohnW.Wuart,GorlonM.CameronJohnS.EstellThomasL.StrongJohnC.BlairGeorgeF.WhiteI.C.Kenworth. Brea city court (25 jurors)—Victoria Bell,Florence F.Anderson,Marie BushEva Jarvis,A.J.RossJames Orbes,CyrusR.Merrifield，George Males,Marle Olmstead，Charles C.Stewart，Evelyn Bergman，Eva Hyde,Rosalie Williams,Velma C.Bickel,Margaret M.Cone，James F.Russen，George Webb,Nelle F.Crowell,C.Fred Stanger,T.L.Taylor,Harry Winchell,Lillian Peterkin,j.H.Buffenneyer，Alpha A.vost and Margaret Lemmon. Observance of Law Would Save Lives Many lives snuffed out in railroad crossing accidents would be saved if motorists obeyed the state law requiring them to stop their cars when signalled to do so according to a recent appeal of the state railroad commission. Whenever a mechanical signal or human flagman gives warning of the immediate approach of a railway train or car Section 114 of the state motor vehicle act declares it unlawful for the driver of any vehicle to fail to bring it to a complete stop within 50 feet but not less than 10 feet of the nearest railway tracks before traversing such grade crossing points out the auto club Traffic officers of the state as well as the police of many cities are vigorously enforcing this provision of the law at the present time as a result of the great number of fatal accidents which have occurred due to its violation. NOTICE INVITING SEALED PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING ROAD GRADER NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that sealed proposals will be received by the City Council of the City of Anaheim, at the office of the City Clerk of said City up to 8 o'clock P.M.of Tuesday,Feb- M. C. Overland, Wade Quarton, Belviro Markham, G. A. H. Sprague, Henry Burdorf, W. J. Carmichael, Mrs. J. C. Carter, Carl Erdman, G. E. Frazee, Emma M. Hill, Samuel Reppard, Harand H. Lunt, J. V. Lewis, Marve Peacalo, George H. Amerige, Homer B. Demis, W. J. Cadman, Julia L. Carpenter, E. P. Elliott, Carrie E. Ford, Dora E. Gunnett and Mrs. O. H. Jerricks. Fullerton recorder's court (24 jurors)—J. C. Batchner, Thomas Askin, Clare Story, Mrs. J. M. Bush, Miss Lillian Phero, Mrs. Mabel Long, Mrs. Thomas Taylor, Albert Hetebrink, Zilda Oxartar, Lloyd Hubert, George Lille, H. L. Parry, Verne Baker, Arthur Bischoff, Mrs. Grant Brown, Mrs. Jennie Chesley, W. W. DeLard, Mrs. Ely Biggs, Mrs. E. J. Hermert, Dan Smith, A. Johnson, W. M. Hunt, John M. Hale and Y. W. Ramsey. Brea township justice court (at La Habra, 25 jurors)—J. L. Ansley, Marie Bush, N. M. Carey, Frank W. Bishop, Violet C. Craig, W. F. Espolt, Olive E. Houge, Milton Keller, Charles R. Moore, H. A. Robinson, Howard R. Phillips, Mrs. Carrie Siebe, Florence Anderson, Velma Bickel, Joel R. Brown, C. H. Chandler, J. L. Davis, Herman E. Halns, Ross N. Hodson, H. A. Lualin, Nelle Oldfield, Sheridan Phillips, Maud B. Sayles, Sam W. Sharp and Hoyt Stagg. La Habra city court (24 jurors)—J. W. Carrick, W. F. Espolt, Mrs. Mary NOTICE INVITING SEALED PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING ROAD GRADER NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that sealed proposals will be received by the City Council of the City of Anaheim, at the office of the City Clerk of said City, up to 8 o'clock P.M. of Tuesday, February 24, 1931, for furnishing one Road Grader in accordance with specifications Series of 1931. Each proposal must be accompanied by a certified or cashier's check, payable to the City of Anaheim, in an amount not less than ten per cent of such proposal, and the check of the successful bidder will be held until the delivery and acceptance of the grader. Further information may be obtained at the office of the City Manager of said City. The City Council of said City reserves the right to reject any and all proposals. Dated January 28, 1931. EDWARD B. 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