anaheim-gazette 1935-10-10

IN THE DAYS OF LONG AGO Extracts From Files of The Gazette Issued Half a Century and a Quarter of a Century Ago. These Files Contain The Only Authentic History In Print of the Daily Doings of the Citizens of Anaheim and Orange County in the Days of the Pioneers 25 YEARS AGO THIS WEEK (Continued from page 2) He had resided here for upwards of forty years. He is survived by two sons, George of Anaheim and Charles of Cucamonga, and five daughters, Mrs. Lizzie Falder of Rothester, Cal., Mrs. Wilhelmina Curtis of Long Beach, Mrs. Anna Russell of Merced, Miss Mary Bauer and Miss Sophie Bauer of Anaheim. A. Pierotti, Henry Adams, A. S. Bradford and J. B. Rae returned on Friday from Squirrel Inn, where they attended the meeting of the Tri-Counties Reforestation Committee. They visited the Little Bear Valley reservoir and returned by way of Highlands, where they took a train. Southern California's citrus crop is expected to aggregate 30,000 carloads by the end of the season, October 31. This will be 8,000 carloads less than last year, which broke the records for citrus shipments from this section. According to recent prospects the crop for the coming year will be not less than 50,000 carloads. Harry Hale and Fred West were in town a day or two ago rounding up the voter and going over the political situation. Miss Lucy Zeigler has returned from a several months' visit in New York City with friends and relatives, having greatly enjoyed the trip. Mrs. Gertrude Ward of Los Angeles and her sturdy young son Charley spent Sunday visiting with friends in town. Erwin Kellogg is hauling walnuts from the Kellogg ranch at West Anaheim to the association's packing house. Supervisor Linebarger was in town on Monday in his touring car, meeting friends and extending the glad hand. Mrs. J. B. Rae and daughter, Mrs. W. T. Wallop went to San Diego on Saturday to be in attendance at the meeting of the Grand Lodge O. E. S. in session this week. H. A. Todd has sold five acres of land east of town to M. H. Green recently arrived from Canada for $3500. The Apollo Club will meet on Friday afternoon, Oct. 21, at the residence of Miss Rehwoldt on West Broadway. Mrs. George Boyd is in San Diego attending the grand lodge. Above are the officers of the Barthelmas, senior decon; Arthur Hedrick, junior warden; Asa Back row: Oscar Brower, Bouldin, senior steward; E. M. E. R. Deering, secretary. Anaheim Misses County Seat Whee Coyote Creek, Santa Ana and Anaheim in and County Offices; Bi Campaigns to Start Coun FLOWERS -- PLANT NOW! /FALL AND WINTER FLOWERS Stocks, Rust-Proof Snap dragons, Calendulas, Phlox, Wallflower and others at, each 1c Pansies, doz. 20c SHRUBS, CHOICE TYPES—SPECIAL ROSES—RARE PLANTS—FERNS—CACTI NURSERY DEPARTMENT LEE TRADING CO. 718 South Los Angeles Street Anaheim The Exchange ...and this community Active support and cooperation can benefit every citizen of citrus districts Active support and cooperation can benefit every citizen of citrus districts WITHOUT such a growers organization as the California Fruit Growers Exchange, the citrus industry could not have survived the conditions existing at the time of its founding in 1893. Today 200,000 people are directly dependent on the industry for their livelihood. Hardly a resident of this region is unaffected by its prosperity. Over half a billion dollars is invested in groves and packing houses in California and Arizona. These facts measure the responsibility of the Exchange in a leadership made inescapable by the will of three-fourths of the industry. The Exchange cannot act on snap judgment or resort to opportunist tactics. Too much is at stake. Its course must be determined by careful weighing of the facts. The Exchange cannot be content with the market as it finds it. It must do what no small marketing agency can attempt. It must make markets. Hence Exchange distribution is constantly expanded and improved. Sunki advertising is employed to keep demand in harmony with production. Exchange growers govern directly the policies and administration of their organization. They know that its destiny rests wholly upon the service the Exchange renders the industry and the community. Today, more than ever, the Exchange merits and needs the active support of growers, bankers, business men and the public in general. From united effort we result better control of distribution, more energetic selling, increased consumer demand and a furthered welfare of every citizen of citrus districts. OFFICERS of Masonic Lodge Organized in 1870 love are the officers of the lodge for this year: Seated: Victor W. Lamont, treasurer; Carlton S. Thomas, senior decon; Arthur S. Osborne, senior warden; A. P. M. Brown, worshipful master; E. E. K., junior warden; Asa H. Squires, Chaplain. Row: Oscar Brower, tyler; A. B. Cross, Jr., marshal; J. Benard Luth, junior deacon; J. S. Shin, senior steward; E. M. Cone, junior steward; Louis J. Danz, organist; Hugo Schultz, ritualist; Deering, secretary. ANAHEIM Misses Opportunity To Get County Seat When Territory North of Coyote Creek, Cut From County Lines Ana and Anaheim in Political Battle For Court House County Offices; Bitter Fight Carried On During Epaigns to Start County. ANAHEIM missed an opportunity to become the county seat range county in 1889 when the third and successful NEW YORK, WASHINGTON AND OREGON PICNICS Three great states will hold their picnics in Sycamore Grove Park, all day, Saturday, October 12th, basket dinners at noon. Each state will have its separate section and will open county registers and headquarters and supply coffee and badges. The New York folks will occupy the left side of the park in main First Marshal To Care For Handy With Accounted for Two Days And Possibly a T Defies Crowd One of the picture actors of the early days around Anaheim is said been City Marshal Day familiarly known as "D" It is said that he never gun unless it was absolutely necessary and when he did how to use it. Among other stories told is that he accounted desperadores with the third, although nothing was told of the incident. Another story of his duty and upholding of law of an attempt to build at the corner of Los Angeles Center streets when all the oldtimers, all nat Germans, though naturalizers of this country d celebrare the victory of sians over the French in Davis warned the cray they could not build a public property. They ap Mayor Max Strobel, which them permission to h celebrate and fire. Davis, when informed o der told the crowd that "take care" of any man tempted to light the fire. One big man, husky decided he would touch County Seat When Territory North of Coyote Creek, Cut From County Lines Ana and Anaheim in Political Battle For Court House County Offices; Bitter Fight Carried On During Campaigns to Start County. Heim missed an opportunity to become the county seat range county in 1889 when the third and successful lot was made to withdraw from Los Angeles county and what is now Orange County. First move for division came in 1872 following the delay the oldtimers of a $1,000,000 bond issue by which Los County attempted to get give as bonus for railroad action. The assessed valuation the county at that time was 1000. The issue met a front of opposition in this county. The move for state county at this time was ended. In the Los Angeles synidicate that they would again the bonds a bill was put in the assembly to create a county under the name Anaheim, which territory take in what is now Orcounty and extended north of San Gabriel river. Los defeated this bill and the were forced to stay in Los Angeles county. In 1876 a bill was introduced in the Assembly creating the county of Santa Ana, embracing virtually the same territory as the first bill. Many of the leaders came out against the bill, however, and it was defeated. A big factor in this defeat was the emissaries of the Los Angeles railroad interests who bitterly fought the division idea. Nothing more was attempted until 1889 when leaders in Santa Ana proposed the formation of Orange County. A bill was introduced into the Legislature in January of 1889 with the plotted territory taking in what is now Orange county and extended north to Coyote Creek and excluding all the territory extending northerly for many miles. Los Angeles with its powerful organizations fought the third attempt as bitterly as they did the first two. They would have been successful had it not been for the San Francisco delegation which swung to the ranks of the proponents and the bill was passed. The Man Who Knows Whether the Remedy You are taking for Headaches, Neuralgia or Rheumatism Pains is SAFE is Your Doctor. Three great states will hold their picnics in Sycamore Grove Park, all day, Saturday, October 12th, basket dinners at noon. Each state will have its separate section and will open county registers and headquarters and supply coffee and badges. The New York folks will occupy the left side of the park in main section, Oregon and Washington, right side. There will be a splendid program of music and addresses and each state will be represented. Every former resident of these states is invited. FOR HAIR AND SCALP JAPANESE OIL The Autisoptic Scalp Medicine—Different from ordinary Hair Tonic — 60c & $1. FEEL IT WORK! AT All Druggists Writes for FREE Couplet "The Truth About The Hair." The enmity he arrosed his fracas with the crowd him at the following elec was succeeded by Dick who proved to be a woccessor. FLE We Pick Up and D OUR DRIVERS ARE Man Who Knows Whether the Remedy You are taking for Headaches, Neuralgia or Rheumatism Pains is SAFE is Your Doctor. 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You can get real Bayer Aspirin at any drug store — simply by never asking for it by the name "aspirin" alone, but always saying BAYER ASPIRIN when you buy. Bayer Aspirin 112 SO. CLAUDINA First Marshal Able To Care For Self; Handy With Gun Accounted for Two Desperadoes And Possibly a Third Defies Crowd One of the picturesque characters of the early days in and around Anaheim is said to have been City Marshal David Davis, familiarly known as "Dye" Davis. It is said that he never drew his gun unless it was absolutely necessary and when he did he knew how to use it. Among other stories that are told is that he accounted for two desperadores with the possibility of the third, although little or nothing was told of the third incident. Another story of his devotion to duty and upholding of law is told of an attempt to build a bonfire at the corner of Los Angeles and Center streets when a crowd of the oldtimers, all native born Germans, though naturalized citizens of this country decided to celebrate the victory of the Pursians over the French in 1870. Davis warned the crowd that they could not build a fire on public property. They appealed to Mayor Max Strobel, who granted them permission to hold their celebration and fire. However, Davis, when informed of the order told the crowd that he would "take care" of any man who attempted to light the fire. One big man, husky and hard, decided he would touch off the SHUFFLING OFF PLACE Some people jump out of sky scraper windows, some turn on the gas, while others drop down in airships. IN THE BAG It is reported that the south is opposed to the present administration, and one spokesman says they are going to make a change even though they have to vote for a republican. To Our Oldest Firm We Send Greetings: CONGRATULATIONS ANAHEIM GAZETTE We take this opportunity of publicly extending to the Anaheim Gazette our most cordial greetings on this its 65th Anniversary. We glory in the stability and honesty of purpose that has marked the lifetime of the oldest publication in Orange County and wish it con- Davis warned the crowd that they could not build a fire on public property. They appealed to Mayor Max Strobel, who granted them permission to hold their celebration and fire. However, Davis, when informed of the order told the crowd that he would "take care" of any man who attempted to light the fire. One big man, husky and hard, decided he would touch off the fire. He was rapped across the head with a club carried by the marshal and carried away unconscious. The ultimate result was that the celebration was held in back of where the Bank of America is now, on private property. Davis was a mild mannered and courteous man until he was stripped and then he was an officer of the law and ready to act. The enmity he arsued through his fracas with the crowd defeated him at the following election. He was succeeded by Dick Barham, who proved to be a worthy successor. We take this opportunity of publicly extending to the Anaheim Gazette our most cordial greetings on this its 65th Anniversary. We glory in the stability and honesty of purpose that has marked the lifetime of the oldest publication in Orange County and wish it continued success. ANAHEIM CHAMBER OF COMMERCE WE MAINTAIN A FLEET OF TRUCKS Up and Deliver Anything Anywhere OUR SERVICE IS OUR SERVICE IS COURTEOUS AND RAPID First Phone Us Anaheim 3201 ANAHEIM K AND TRANSFER INA ANAHEIM