anaheim-gazette 1934-04-05

Anaheim, Calif., April 5, 1934 BUILDING PERMITS AHEAD As far as building permits go, March fell way below the same month last year, but for the first three months of 1934 permits totaled $26,376 against $17,837 for 1933. March permits were $1800 as compared with $10,375 last year. DR. HOUCK IS WINNER Anaheim's golfing dentist, Dr. Fred H. Houck, shot 81 over the week-end at the Hacienda country club which, when his handicap was subtracted, gave him the winning 63 in a tournament that aroused considerable interest. C. A. Rees was second. (Political Advertisement) PLACE YOUR VOTE ON A MAN WHO IS CERTAIN TO BE ELECTED A house to house canvass has just been completed in Anaheim and in the preliminary poll Herb Oelke, for city clerk, is far ahead. A vote for Oelke is the easiest way to give you a change, if you want a new city clerk. NOTE: Reports are circulated around to the effect that it will cost the City of Anaheim $2000 to teach a new clerk his official duties. Remember this when you vote. Herb Oelke knows the duties of the city clerk so, consequently, there will be no cost to the city government when he takes over the clerkship. DO NOT LOSE YOUR VOTE ELECT OELKE CITY CLERK 300 Couple A Big Y. L. Easter Monday Society of Most Successful String of A Three hundred countrys looked back upon the national Easter Monday held at the Elks clubhall the most successful of successful social events nationally open a new Lent. Mrs. William LeVeck Fluor, co-chairmen of groups, received many upon the artistic decoration transformed the hall in Spanish patio, reminiscentnia's missions. The se into a mission belfry, w bells hung from the Spanish shawls hung in of decorations on the Mayme Dillon, president Ladies Institute, greeted Harold William Roberts Ruick's orchestra during of the evening. Amy and Bud Kennedy delight with tap dancing numtributing Easter egg fash confetti. Supper was o'clock. Committee chairmen sponsible for the success were Nell Robertson, decorations; Opal Rimp land, refreshments; Helen Volz, finances; Marie Cline, orchestral Robertson, reservations. Besides these the gen included Carrie Yorba, Viola Vejar, Eva Roy, Mary Ellen Chambers, Connie Morganhaler, man Adeline McBride. DO NOT LOSE YOUR VOTE ELECT OELKE CITY CLERK SWOPE BROS. Quality Brands TRY “Antique” - “Four Roses” - “Paul Jones” Old Time Whiskies To Be Sure — See Us DRUGSTORE PLUMBER BEAUT PARL APPOINTMENTS GROCERY DEPAR MENT STORE CLEANERS “It’s price is so small and its value is so great that it simply doesn’t pay to be without it” "Its price is so small and its value is so great that it simply doesn’t pay to be without it" Saving strength is not a luxury. It’s the thrifty thing to do, in household or business. 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Dance Easter Monday Social Event One of Most Successful in Long String of Affairs Three hundred couples this week looked back upon the Y.L.I.'s traditional Easter Monday dance, this year held at the Elks clubhouse, as one of the most successful of a long string of successful social events which traditionally open a new season following Lent. Mrs. William LeVecke and Mrs. Pete Fluor, co-chairmen of general arrangements, received many congratulations upon the artistic decorations, which transformed the hall into an attractive Spanish patio, reminiscent of California's missions. The stage was made into a mission belfry, with three great bells hung from the tower. Colorful Spanish shawls hung in archways made of decorations on the walls. Miss Mayme Dillon, president of the Young Ladies Institute, greeted the guests. Harold William Roberts directed Mel Ruick's orchestra during the first part of the evening. Amy Ann Monninget and Bud Kennedy delighted the dancers with tap dancing numbers, later distributing Easter egg favors, filled with confetti. Supper was served at 11:30 o'clock. Committee chairmen who were responsible for the success of the affair were Nell Robertson, Estelle Bastian, decorations; Opal Rimpau, Laura Harland, refreshments; Agnes Stilwell, Helen Volz, finances; Esther Kramer, Marie Cline, orchestra and Marie Robertson, reservations. Besides these the general committee included Carrie Yorba, Marian Harlow, Viola Vejar, Eva Roy, Blanche Peltzer, Mary Ellen Chambers, Juana Lopera, Connie Morganthaler, Marian Bushman, Adeline McBride, Isabel Dolan, "No!" she cried passionately, "no, no!" Exultation leaped into Roemer's face. He had suffered agonies of shame because Richard had taken her away from him that night! "Nancy!" his feverish eyes searched her face, "answer me—have you ever been his wife—except in name?" She drew a deep breath. "Nb." she whispered it, her head drooping, "never — never — I came home!" Page gave a great gasp of joy. "God," he cried, "God, I'll take her away from him yet!" The fury of his passion transformed him; his handsome smooth young face was furrowed—not with love but with hate, his hatred and his jealousy of Richard. Nancy saw it; something in his very passion was selfish and cruel; it reached her; suddenly, shaken as she was, she thought of Richard. Would Page have spared her as Richard had? "You mustn't say such things, Page," she said weakly, "and I—I mustn't hear them, I—" she could not finish her sentence. He caught her hands almost roughly in his. "Answer me," he gasped hoarsely. Committee chairmen who were responsible for the success of the affair were Nell Robertson, Estelle Bastian, decorations; Opal Rimpau, Laura Harland, refreshments; Agnes Stilwell, Helen Volz, finances; Esther Kramer, Marie Cline, orchestra and Marie Robertson, reservations. Besides these the general committee included Carrie Yorba, Marian Harlow, Viola Vejar, Eva Roy, Blanche Peltzer, Mary Ellen Chambers, Juanita Lopera, Connie Morganhaler, Marian Bushman, Adeline McBride, Isabel Dolan, Emma Curtin, Leona DeWitt, Juanita Brownfield, Catherine McIntyre and Jean McIntyre. LEGAL NOTICE In compliance with Section 1, Chapter 183, Statutes of 1929, the undersigned, whose principal place of business is at 217 No. Olive St., Anaheim, California, hereby gives notice that application has been made to the State Mineralogist for a license to carry on within the State of California for the year ending December 21, 1934, the business of milling, sampling, concentrating, reducing, refining, purchasing, and receiving for sale ores, concentrates, and amalgams bearing gold or silver, gold dust, gold and silver bullion, nuggets and specimens. Protest may be made by any person to the issuing of such license at the office of the State Mineralogist, Ferry Building, San Francisco. L. A. BIRCHLEY 3-15-4t Glass which has become cloudy will be quickly restored to its original clearness and luster if a little vinegar is used on it. Or, if washing soda is used in warm water, instead of soap, the same effect will result. KARL'S SHOES SPORT OXFORDS FOR THE LADIES In all white with built-up heels, flaps if Desired in all the Latest Cutout Effects ... SPORT HOSIERY Now Go On With the Story Then, either the visitor had found out all she wanted to, or she was tired of it; she was actually going. Nancy heard their movements in the hall. Mrs. Gordon came back, panting. "Oh, Nancy, do you think she—she knows anything?" Nancy ehook her head doubtfully. "How can she? Unless—" There was Beaver, but Nancy would not believe that. It was too much. "I think she only wanted you to talk about Richard." Mrs. Gordon's face changed. "I didn't know that he—that they had ever been engaged!" she said blankly. "Anyway, he's in love with you. Nancy. I know that!" A strange smile twisted Nancy's lips. "Perhaps he isn't now," she said briefly. "perhaps he doesn't like a secret in the family—and I—" she laughed wildly—"I threw my self at his head, Mama." "Oh, Nancy!" her mother blushed like a girl. But Nancy did not blush, she turned suddenly white to the lips and caught at Mrs. Gordon's hand convulsively. "There's Page Roemer coming in the gate—oh, Mama, what shall I do? What shall I do?" she cried. Amanda's dusky face appeared at the door. "Mist' Page Roemer, Miss Nancy," she said softly, showing the whites of her eyes. "I said mebe yo' was in an again mebbe you' warnn't but he's waitin', says he's gwinter wait till he sees yo' anyways, yes, m'm." "That's all right, Mandy. I'll see Mr. Roemer." Mrs. Gordon gave a little gasp and let the girl's hand slip. She was as eager to escape as Amanda. Left alone to face the inevitable, Nancy dreaded it. Now, fresh from the thought of Richard's repudiation, of Richard's rage at her fear of him, she must face Page. "Come in here please, Page," she said faintly. But he heard it, and came into the library. As the sunlight struck his face, Nancy saw the wreck of it. Page had been suffering, too, and the sight of his haggard eyes wrung her with a pang sharper than her own self pity. They stood looking at each other dumbly for a moment. He was the first to recover himself enough to speak. "I got your note," he said harshly. "I don't understand." A deeper wave of crimson went up over Nancy's tremulous face and her hate, his hared and his jealousy of Richard. Nancy saw it; something in his very passion was selfish and cruel; it reached her; suddenly, shaken as she was, she thought of Richard. Would Page have spared her as Richard had? “You mustn't say such things, Page,” she said weakly, “and I—I mustn't hear them, I—” she could not finish her sentence. He caught her hands almost roughly in his. “Answer me,” he gasped hoarsely, “tell me the truth—you don't love him—did you have to marry him Nancy?” Page Roemer's look seemed to her only the mad passion of his love. "Yes," she answered faintly, not understanding, "I had to marry him Page." She was too clean-souled to understand. Attention Voters! I AM AGAIN A CADIDATE FOR CITY CLERK, and wish to quote from the Anaheim Bulletin, issue of April 22, 1932, under the heading: "POLITICS MAKE TASK OF PICKING MERRITT'S SUCCESSOR INVOLVED." Members of the council have admitted that perhaps the stricter honorable thing to do would be to appoint Charles Griffith who was second high man in the recent election contest. Griffith drew 1032 votes to Merritts 1319." The appointment was given to the incumbent who was not a candidate in the election. I have resided in Anaheim almost eleven years and have been a continuous resident since January, 1932. Owing to a death in my immediate family I visited relatives in Santa Barbara for about two months a year ago. This is a purely personal matter, but the absence is being used as propaganda, I understand, by my opponents. In all white with built-up heels, flaps if Desired in all the Latest Cutout Effects .... SPORT HOSIERY FOR MEN Over 600 pair in all the latest designs, blues, whites, greys, with trims 4 pair $1.00 NEW MONTE CARLO SANDALS Toeless and heeled, Latest Fashion at 99¢ PAIR 105 W. CENTER into the library. As the sunlight struck his face, Nancy saw the wreck of it. Page had been suffering, too, and the sight of his haggard eyes wrung her with a pang sharper than her own self pity. They stood looking at each other dumbly for a moment. He was the first to recover himself enough to speak. "I got your note," he said harshly. "I don't understand." A deeper wave of crimson went up over Nancy's tremulous face and her eyes sank. She averted her face from Page's eyes, clasping her hands behind her back. "I don't understand," Page repeated hoarsely. "What did you mean, Nancy?" "What I said; my—my marriage is to be a secret." "A secret?" there was a new note in his astonished voice. "Why?" She recognized the note in it and she winced. "I don't want it known—yet." He caught his breath. She didn't love Morgan, she wanted to hide her marriage—please God, he'd get her yet! "Nancy, you don't love him! You're sorry you did it—you want to keep it secret because you can't bear it! You—" he came nearer, suddenly he flung himself down beside her. "Nancy, you're not living with him—you're here—you're not actually his wife!" he gasped. W-A-N-T A-D-S RATE: Five cents the line (count five words to the line) for each insertion. Phone 2414 for want ads that bring results. WOOD FOR SALE Dry Eucalyptus wood for sale. 621 B. Dickel St. 12-7-8t PAINTING & PAPERHANGING Painting, and paper hanging. J. E. Saylor 131 W. Chartres, Phone 2751 PIANOS FOR SALE 100 PIANOS to choose from; Knabe, Bechstein, Steinway, Chickering, Kimball, etc., new and used, $35 and up DANZ, Anaheim. $10 FREE! Send name of friend who wants piano and get $10 Free when we sell. DANZ, Anaheim. Richard would have known it, but Page dropped her hands and rose to his feet, tramping up and down the room like a madman. He had loved her, loved her deeply, and Richard had robbed him. Richard must have done what he would never have dared to do. She—God, was she worthless? He could not believe it, yet she said so. Yet—he drew an agonized breath, he couldn't give her up, he'd get her away from Richard yet, damn him! He—Page clenched his fist, he would like to shoot him, but, if he did, if it came out—poor Nancy! She—? He stopped short in his walk and stood thinking; was she worth the struggle? 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USE IT. meral Directors Physicians & Surgeons Ambulance Service—Day or Night Phone 8209 Backs, Terry & Campbell GENERAL DIRECTORS Dr. OSHER PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Dentist—Painless Extraction. meral Directors Ambulance Service—Day or Night Phone 8209 Backs, Terry & Campbell GENERAL DIRECTORS H. P. CAMPBELL. Resident Director 251 No. Lemon St., Anaheim, Calif. Physicians & Surgeons Phone 3212 Open Evenings Sunday by Appointment DR. OSHER PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Dentist—Painless Extraction, Occlusion—Glasses Clithed. Office Phone 3213 Residence 887 South Los Angeles St. Residence Phone 2610 Hours: 11-12; 2-4; 7-8 J. W. Truxaw, M. D. PHYSICIAN & SURGEON Golden State Bank Bldg. Cor Center and Los Angeles Streets ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Telephone 4105 DeLuxe Ambulance Service HILGENFELD'S FUNERAL HOME South Lemon at Broadway ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA ANAHEIM FEED AND FUEL CO. Dealers in GRAIN FLOUR SEEDS WOOD COAL HAY Phone 3210 W. D. GRAFTON, Prop. 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