anaheim-gazette 1936-04-30

50 Years Ago The Arcadia Land and Water company is the name of a corporation that was organized in Anaheim on Tuesday. There are 500 shares of stock in the corporation, all of which have been taken by the following gentlemen: Ex-Governor Samuel Merill of Iowa, President; George L. Joy, vice-president; R. B. Taylor, treasurer and superintendent; W. A. Witte, secretary; A. Rimpau. The last named three gentlemen are well known citizens of Anaheim, in whose success a lively interest is felt. Arcadia, the felicitous name given the proposed new settlement is a part of the Sierra Rancho in San Bernardino county. A narrow strip of land of the San Jacinto Rancho separates Arcadia from the well known city of Arlington. The company owns 14,000 acres of land, all of it irrigable and fertile. They have secured by purchase all the waters of the Temescal canyon, giving them a flow of 2,000 inches of water—quite sufficient for the uses of the settlement. The subdivision of the tract will begin at once, a hotel is to be built and other improvements will be pushed to completion with all energy. Applications for a number of tracts have already been placed on the books which was guaranteed to them. Anaheim is anxiously waiting to be proposed to. The ugliest old maid who ever received an offer of marriage never jumped at the chance with half the alacrity that Anaheim will exhibit when she is "asked" by the R. L. A. and P. A. R. R. Rev. John Marquis has sold his Westminster home to George Johnson, and will move to Los Angeles. He is one of the oldest residents of Westminster and has seen the county grow up from a sheep pasture to a settlement of a thousand persons. His small orchard and vineyard for raisins have been very profitable to him, but his seventy-seven years warn him to cease from such labors. He and his wife have been mainstays in Westminster society and they will be greatly missed by their friends of every class. Rev. O. M. McNiff of the Methodist Episcopal church will preach in the German M. E. Church of Anaheim next Sunday morning and evening at the usual hours of service. Please bring your Gospel Hymns. The slaughter house was burned yesterday morning between 5 and 6 o'clock. The loss is total. The building and fences were in cisco. Mrs. Dreyfus will go Indianapolis for a time with trailing child and the two boys to her sister's care in Baltimore. J. M. Griffith and Co. have received at their yard in Anahale several new cargoes of lumber. They have an assortment of which any order can be filled. Mrs. O. Berman arrived Anaheim on Wednesday or visit. By the use of Buckingham dye the whiskers may be made a permanent, natural brass or black, as desired. We had a thoroughly ripe yesterday from a tree growing Mrs. Frohling's vineyard, we blossomed last December and now bearing a large quantity ripe fruit. Many of the school children will be pleased to know that a old-time school mistress, Mrs. W. Crall, nee Miss des Graves has arrived in Anaheim on a visit to her parents, after an absence of nearly six years. Navel Oranges command $6 to $6.50 per box in the easter market. Seedlings, $3.25 to $3.75. 25 Years Ago Private advices received from interior points in Mexico state surrectos are gaining strength many places and that the government is doomed to be thrown. An Orange county recently returned from the seashore. Senator Fair, of Nevada has written the following letter to the secretary of the interior setting forth a plan for the settlement of the Apache question: United States Senate, Washington, April 10, 1886: The Hon. L. Q. C. Lamar, Secretary of the Interior. Dear Sir: I beg to enclose the phamphlet of which I spoke to you yesterday. By examining the map you will see the exact position of Santa Catalina Island. It is isolated and too far from shore for any ordinary boat to reach it. My idea is that if the Apaches were put on this island, they would require no guards, and all that would be required would be a small steam tender and crew to run between the island and Wilmington for the purpose of communication and supplies. This would, in my opinion set the Apache question at rest forever, would save the country many valuable lives, and the government millions in money. The title to the island is perfect. As near as I can remember the price asked by the owners is either $3 or $4 per acre. Owing to the location of the island the climate is as mild and salubrious as can be found anywhere in the world. If you should look with favor upon my suggestion as to the value of this island for the purpose named, I shall be glad to go more into detail with you upon the subject. Very truly, JAMES G. FAIR. At a citizens meeting held at an Bernardino on Thursday night, a proposition was received from the California Southern Railroad company, relative to establishing their division headquarters, car Rev. O. M. McNiff of the Methodist Episcopal church will preach in the German M. E. Church of Anaheim next Sunday morning and evening at the usual hours of service. Please bring your Gospel Hymns. The slaughter house was burned yesterday morning between 5 and 6 o'clock. The loss is total. The building and fences were insured for $600. The origin of the fire is unknown. Mrs. B. Dreyfus and family leave Anaheim today, accompanied by Mr. L. P. Wiel, who returns to his home in San Francisco. MEAT DEPT. JAMES KILDUFF, Prop. MEAT Sold On An Absolutely MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE To prove we mean what we say we make this unqualified offer: If for any reason our meat proves unsatisfactory... bring it back and we will gladly refund your money!! Try Our Baby Beef ... U.S. Government Inspected Ground Beef 2 lbs. 25¢ No cereal or water Ground Round 22¢ U.S. Government Inspected Ground Beef 2 lbs. 25¢ No cereal or water Ground Round 22¢ Fresh BACON, ½ lb. pkg. 18¢ Celo-wrapped each Shortening 11¢ Good lb. BABY BEEF ROASTS Chuck 15¢ & 17¢ ROASTS, Per lb. Round Bone 19¢ ROAST Per lb. — TRY ONE — Boiling 10¢ BEEF lb. PEP UP TOMATO JUICE WITH A·1 SAUCE FOR QUICK New Energy & Pep! Welch's GRAPE JUICE ... universally accepted as a health builder as well as a delicious ready to serve fruit drink! LISTEN TO IRENE RICH Every FRIDAY—KFI "Don't be Fat" ANAHEIM GAZETTE Mrs. Dreyfus will go to Napolis for a time with her child and the two boys go to sister's care in Baltimore. M. Griffith and Co. have reel at their yard in Anaheim for new cargoes of lumber. They have an assortment from any order can be filled. S. O. Berman arrived in Hem on Wednesday on a use of Buckingham's whiskers may be easily a permanent, natural brown stock, as desired. Had a thoroughly ripe pear day from a tree growing in Frohling's vineyard, which came last December and is bearing a large quantity of fruit. Many of the school children are pleased to know that their time school mistress, Mrs. C. Rall, nee Miss des Granges arrived in Anaheim on a visitor parents, after an absence nearly six years. The Oranges command from $6.50 per box in the eastern met. Seedlings, $3.25 to $5. 25 Years Ago Private advices received from four points in Mexico state insects are gaining strength in places and that the Diaz amendment is doomed to be overturn. An Orange county manly returned from the south, Dr. Lloyd C. Bailey and wife, formerly of this city are living at Mazatlan, when bloody fighting occurred and many hundreds killed. Press dispatches say bullets pierced the houses of non-combatants. Nothing has been heard from them for a fortnight, and anxiety is felt for their safety. Richard Melrose, Col. Royer and Walter Amstuz of this city have been at La Paz, Lower California, for two weeks. La Paz is at the extreme southern point of the peninsula, across the Gulf of California from Mazatlan, where a number of bloody conflicts have occurred between Federal and Insurrectos. They were expected to reach Guaymas on the return north this week, whence they come by rail. The final day of free city delivery of mail on Monday passed off smoothly without a hitch. Business men who were late getting down town found the mail carrier had preceded them into their offices. He brought stacks of letters upon each of which one cent was due. Uncle Sam does no credit business and while heretofore city correspondence could have been carried on at penny postage, now free mail delivery is in vogue the old gentleman raises the price and the cost in the future for all sealed letters will be 2 cents. Twelve collection boxes will be ordered from the Postoffice Department and placed in town as follows: Bush and Broadway, Center and Santa Fe Depot, Olive and Center, Philadelphia and Broadway, Hedwig and Cypress, According tq reports of appraisers the estate of Pierre Nicolas, a Fullerton pioneer is valued at about $130,000. The Los Angeles property is availed at $100,000. Gustav Stern, William Fleischman and Joseph Dubble have appraised the Orange county property at $29,491.08. A very pleasant surprise party was tendered Ruby Casson by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Casson, on Saturday in honor of her birthday. After games of all descriptions, delicious refreshments were served consisting of ice cream, cake, candy and soda. Many pretty gifts were tendered the little lady. Those present were Edith Simpson, Elva Stark, Ruth Lemon, Ruth Grim, Frances Backs, Ursula North, Frances Ruthaford, Thelma Gade, Jessie Boyd, Hazel Rose, Lois Dyer, Bessie Thompson, Lillian Whipperman, Beryl Kennedy, Adila Howard, Margaret Walters, Augusta Lensing, Elsie Zeigler. John Hahn has sold his livery barn on South Los Angeles street to W. A. Wood, recently arrived from Bisbee, Arizona. Mr. Wood took possession on the first. L. E. Miller and B. V. Beebe were in Los Angeles on Friday transacting business in connection with the sale of the local gas plant to a new corporation, which now owns the property. It is said the plant will be removed later in the year and gas supplied by ipe line from Santa Ana. Miss Irma Steadman celebrated young hostess were Addard, Hazel Kemp, Jessica Ruth Lemon, Goldie M. Beryl Kennedy, Chishwene Kert, Augusta Stanley Falkenstein, Alvine Fred Backs and Melbilop made a trip to Los Athe latter's auto the first week. They broke the re elapsed time, including and other delays incident trip. High school trustees Saturday evening and the faculty with the of W. H. Watkins, teacher Prof. J. F. Walker elected principal. Mr. successor will be select later meeting of the boo 25 Years Ago private advices received from or points in Mexico state injectos are gaining strength in places and that the Diaz amendment is doomed to be overrun. An Orange county manly returned from the south, the country is seething revolution from one end to other. Even in the territoryounding the City of Mexico lands of men have been slain little news escapes to the outworld from the censor. Twelve collection boxes will be ordered from the Postoffice Department and placed in town as follows: Bush and Broadway, Center and Santa Fe Depot, Olive and Center, Philadelphia and Broadway, Hedwig and Cypress, Los Angeles and S. P. Depot, Los Angeles and Chestnut, Los Angeles and Chartress, Los Angeles and Sycamore, Lemon and Broadway, Lemon and Cypress, Palm and Center. GREATER ANAHEIM M Quality Mdse. NATIONAL Baby Week FOOD SALE The first great advance over strained foods Libby's HOMOGENIZED FOODS for Baby! 2 cans 15c Cream of Wheat Small Size 13c Large Size 23c Eagle Brand Sweetened Condensed GROCERY DEPARTMENT BUTTER Solids lb. 29½c Challenge lb. 33c Golden State lb. 33c Danish lb. 34c Fresh EG Large Medium PEAS or CORN No.2 cans 25c V. B. APPLE SAUCE No.2 cans 9c STRING BEANS No.2 cans 25c B & M LIMA BEANS No.2 cans 25c ASPARAGUS Sacramento No.1 Cans 25c PEARS DOUBLY LUCK RITZ Cracker HEINZ SOUPS PORK & BEANS PEANUT Butter SUGAR 10 Pound Sack PURE CANE 50c Cloth Bag OLEO STANDARD or SEAL-NUT IRIS COFFEE 29c Boyden’s Bucket HONEY 1-1lb Glass Pail 15c 3 2 cans 15c Cream of Wheat Small Size 13c Large Size 23c Eagle Brand Condensed MILK 2 cans 36c Ask us how to obtain this $1.25 serving tray for 25c with Two Eagle Brand labels. Libby's Fruit Juices Orange Juice 3 No. 1 Cans 25c Loganberry 2 No. 1 Cans 25c Pineapple 2 No. 2 Cans 19c Libby's Tomato Juice 2 No. 1 Cans 15c Libby's Canned Milk SAVE THE COUPONS 3 Tall Cans 20c Pompeian Olive Oil Safe for Baby's Skin and Scalp Pint Tin 43c JELL-O Babies Like It 2 sggs 11c IRIS COFFEE 29c USEFUL 1-LB. JARS Boyden's Bucket HONEY 1-lb. Glass Pail 15c 3 6-Oz. Cans 25c WHITE KING Granulated SOAP Large Package 30c Scotch GRANULA SOAP—Liquid White King Laundry Soap White King Toilet Soap Ovaltine 50c Size 31c $1.00 Size 57c Jersey Corn Flakes 6c Canada Dry 12-Oz. 10c Ginger Ale 28-Oz. 15c Plus Bottle Deposit MARCO Dog Food 3 Cans 17c THEY ARE COOKED IN JAMS & JELLIES VINEGAR CATSUP SYRUP A Sure Way to make Crisp, Appetizing Salads even Better, use Arden, and Salad Bowl Dish Arden Mayonnaise Pint 25c Salad Bowl Salad Dressing Pint 19c Bring your coupons here — and Save young hostess were Adela Howard, Hazel Kemp, Jessie Boyd, Ruth Lemon, Goldie Mathewes, Beryl Kennedy, Christine Schwene Kert, Augusta Lensing, Stanley Falkenstein, Alvin Asher. Fred Backs and Melborn Wallop made a trip to Los Angeles in the latter's auto the first of the week. They broke the record for elapsed time, including blowouts and other delays incident to the trip. High school trustees met on Saturday evening and reelected the faculty with the exception of W. H. Watkins, teacher of history. Prof. J. F. Walker was reelected principal. Mr. Watkins' successor will be selected at a later meeting of the board. Announcement has been received from Spokane, Wash., of the wedding of Theodore E. Dickel to Miss Margaret Anderson on Wednesday, April 26th. Judge West has appointed Weisel & Dutton of this city attorneys for Rosario Saiz, the Mexican desperado accused of murder. The prisoner is without friends and according to rule, the superior judge appoints his defenders. They will give him the best they have in the shop. James Forbes, one of Placentia's progressive ranchers, was a business visitor in town on Monday. City Clerk Merritt reports building permits issued last month amounting to $30,700. GRADES OF PURE OLIVE OIL ARE DIFFERENT! To be sure you get 100% Pure Imported Olive Oil, ask for POMPEIAN. It's first press—which means only 25% of the olive is good enough for POMPEIAN. At all grocers and drug-gists, POMPEIAN Olive Oil Corporation, Baltimore, Maryland. Allan Knapp was in town on Saturday from Katella. Allan is growing a fine crop of chilis, Lima beans and alfalfa. They Ride for Half Price So can you with New 60-Ride* Books If you are money-wise, you will avail yourself of this lowest priced trip rate ever offered... for anyone who requires daily or frequent transportation to and from certain points, the new 60-Ride Commutation Book reduces the trip rate to average only one-half the regular one-way fare. ONE-WAY FARE .VS. AVERAGE ONE-WAY COMMUTATION RATES From this city to: LOS ANGELES ... 65c LONG BEACH ... 55c SANTA ANA ... 25c FULLERTON ... 10c WHITTIER ... 40c RIVERSIDE ... 1.00 MONTEBELLO ... 50c PASADENA ... 75c One-Way Fare ... 10-Ride Rate ... 30-Ride Rate ... 60-Ride Rate 49c ... 39c ... 33½c 41½c ... 33c ... 27½c 19c ... 15c ... 10c ... 6c ... 30c ... 24c ... 20c 75c ... 60c ... 50c 37½c ... 30c ... 25c 56½c ... 45c ... 38c ONE-WAY FARES...VS... AVERAGE ONE-WAY COMMUTATION RATES From this city to: LOS ANGELES 65c 49c 39c 33½c LONG BEACH 55c 41½c 33c 27½c SANTA ANA 25c 19c 15c ..... FULLERTON 10c 10c 6c ..... WHITTIER 40c 30c 24c 20c RIVERSIDE 1.00 75c 60c 50c MONTEBELLO 50c 37½c 30c 25c PASADENA 75c 56½c 45c 38c and other points at proportionately low commutation rates. ANAHEIM DEPOT Telephone 3404 217 So. Los Angeles St. R. B. Harrington, Agent MOTOR TRANSIT LINES MARKET OPPOSITE CITY HALL Phone 2905 T Low Prices Fresh Ranch EGGS Large ... doz. 25c Medium ... doz. 21½c PEARS DOUBLE LUCK ... 2 No.2¼ cans 29¢ RITZ Crackers ... lb. 21¢ HEINZ SOUPS ... 3 10-Oz. Cans 25¢ PORK & BEANS Phillips ... No.2¼ cans 25¢ PEANUT BUTTER Old Plantation 1-Lb. Jar ... 15¢ OLEO 2 Pounds STANDARD or SEAL-NUT ... 23¢ Boyden's Bucket HONEY 1-Lb. Glass Paill ... 15¢ No.1 Can Medium VEGETABLE DPT. ED FRAZEE, Prop. POTATOES No.1 WHITE ROSE 10 ... lbs. ... 25¢ Medium Size washed 8 ... lbs. ... 15¢ PEAS 3 ... lbs. ... 9¢ LOCAL LETTUCE 3 ... for ... 5¢ STANDARD or SEAL-NUT 23c Boyden's Bucket HONEY 1-lb. Glass Pail 15c 3 6-Oz. Cans 25c Lindsay Ripe Olives No. 1 Can Medium 11c Scotch GRANULATED SOAP - Lge. Pkg. 21c White King 10 Bars 29c Laundry Soap White King Toilet Soap 3 Cakes 13c MARCO Dog Food 3 Cans 17c MONDAYS 9=10 AM CALIFORNIA'S HOUR JANE FROMAN CONRAD NAGEL David Breakman's Orchestra AND THREE JUNE FOR THE PICK OF CALIFORNIA'S OWN ADRIES THEY ARE COOKED IN VACUUM & JELLIES...7-oz. GAR Quart UP 14-Oz. P 16-Oz. 9c en. and Salad Bowl Dressings. Pint 25c — Quart 42c Pint 19c — Quart 32c and Save 3 ... lbs. ... 9¢ LOCAL LETTUCE 3 ... for ... 5¢ New Crop ONIONS LARGE WHITE 6 ... lbs. ... 10¢ SMALL BOILERS 5 ... lbs. ... 5¢ BANANAS Golden Ripe 5¢ per pound ASPARAGUS 5¢ per pound WINESAP APPLES 10 ... lbs. ... 25¢