anaheim-gazette 1937-12-16

50 Years Ago Dec. 22, 1887 The effects of the blizzard on Tuesday night are beginning to roll in thick and fast. B. E. Kraemer reports their windmill, together with the frame which supported it, torn from its fastenings and watted into a pepper tree some distance off. The large sign on the Anaheim hotel was torn loose and hurled into the street, but with the exception of one end of the sign being splintered, no other damage was sustained. The shed on J. B. McCullough's place was blown over, and the roof fell upon a very valuable colt which Mr. McCullough had tied therein. He first thought the colt had broken away, but in rumaging among the ruins he found the colt pinned to the earth by the roof. After it was released it was found not to be seriously injured. All nimrods are referred to the following facts in relation to the coming rabbit slaughter: Look out for the rabbit drive on the 24th. Supper will be served at the Anaheim hotel at 8 o'clock same evening. Anaheim must look a "leetle out," for Orangethorpe is hard to beat. All shooters will please report to Captain Keith by the 17th ready for duty. Quails will not count, as we think it dangerous to shoot them on a drive. Let all the boys who want to drive please report. A good time is insured to all. The Anaheim orchestra, composed of Prof. James, Mrs. Schubert, Messrs. E. A. Pullen and N. A. Bittner, will give a ballon Monday evening, January 21. Everybody is going to be there, and as the orchestra gives good music it will be time well spent. R. H. Gilman has shipped this week to San Francisco another ton of Japanese persimmons. These bring to the producer on an average about ten cents per pound. A nice little income from the trees now in bearing. Mr. Reiser advertises for bids from contractors for the erection of his brick building at Center and Olive street. H. C. Gade has purchased a pair of thoroughbred colts which has long been famous for its saddle condition and Kellenberger terminated to give the residents that section the benefit of best roads it was possible to them and is having the mate hauled to the place to make a id foundation for a road. Foundation will be again covered with sand and upon being oiled will make one of the best roads the city. The old power house will be leveled and made rebuilt for whatever use may be determined upon for it. Under Sheriff Bob Squires, was killed by a desperado at mato Springs on Monday of the week, was buried at Santa Clara Monday. The funeral was largest ever held in Santa Clara. The dend officer having been serviced popular for his nisterling qualities. Marshall Lenberger and Deputy Jack Lennberger attended the services. Iman in the posse pursuing the desido, and it is said a shot from rifle was the first to strike bandit and bring him to ground. The shot pierced the low through the head. Kenberger carried a beautiful piece, representing an off star, formed of white flowers, deposited it upon the casket was sent by members of the Anaheim police force, who bore intimate acquaintance with dead officer, and entertained him sentiments of affection, esteem. BEFORE YOU BUY CHRISTMAS GREETING BEFORE YOU -- BUY -- CHRISTMAS GREETING CARDS BE SURE AND SEE SAMPLES OF OUR LINE ANAHEIM GAZETTE Phone 2414 259 East Center Street OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS GENERAL ELECTRIC It's Here! THE NEW G-E RADIO WITH TOUCH TUNING Press a button _that's all Mr. Reiser advertises for bids from contractors for the erection of his brick building at Center and Olive street. H. C. Gade has purchased a pair of thoroughbred colts which he will train for his truck line. Alex Henry, has been awarded the contract for curbing the sidewalks in the Santa Fe tract. Adolph Schneider has beautified his place by erecting a substantial barn thereon. 25 Years Ago Dec. 19, 1912 Superintendent of Streets Kellenberger has a force of men engaged in cleaning away the debris about the old power-house, and hauling the brick bats and other hard material to a point on East street between South and Broadway streets. This stretch of road ground. The shot pierced the low through the head. Keberger carried a beautiful piece, representing an official star, formed of white flowers, deposited it upon the casket was sent by members of theheim police force, who bore intimate acquaintance with the dead officer, and entertained him sentiments of affection, esteem. Edward, Carl and Otto arrived from Berkeley on Saturday and will spend the holiday with their family and friends. They are accompanied by Ad Sutro of San Francisco, who remain with them during the stay. As one indication of the growth of the city of Anaheim; City O Merritt makes a display of receipts for the years of 1903-1911. The receipts for the mer year when plied up man stack 2½ inches in height, for the contrasting stack means 10¼ inches. This seems to an increase in eight years or most five times. Carl O. Vanatta and Miss Pressel, both of this city married by a Justice of the Peace in Santa Ana at noon Wednesday After the ceremony Mr. and Vanatta left for Los Angeles a brief honeymoon. They taken up their residence in apartments on North Hermine st. Both young people have friends here who rejoice them upon their happy marriage. Assemblyman-elect Hans Wel leaves for Sacramento today be present at the meeting of legislature. He will make a trip in his auto and will be accompanied by Mrs. Weisel. Will remain in Sacramento during the session. Ben Kraemer was in town Monday from his Placentia or grove. Ben recently had pleasure of meeting a cousin, rad Aul, of Illinois, whom he never seen before. Mr. Aul aged 72 and is spending the week on the coast. His stay No dials to twist, twirl or swish No fumbling with knobs More stations at your finger tips Positive in operation Simplified short-wave tuning Tunes itself perfectly — and silently Just press a button — that's all! MODEL F-96 $10.00 DOWN BUYS A TOUCH TUNING RADIO 9 TUBES 3 BANDS Touch Tuning (7 buttons). Silent Tuning. AFC. Tone Monitor. Louver Dial. Visual Volume Control. Visual 4-point Tone Control. Automatic Band Indicator. 12-inch Stabilized Dynamic Speaker. Bass Compensation. Foreign-Domestic Reception. R.P. Pre-selector Stage. Hand-some Full-length Console. The New GE GENERAL ELECTRIC RADIO SUPERIOR RADIO SERVICE PAUL DAVIDSON, Prop. 308 West Center Anaheim ANAHEIM GAZETTE 25 (ANAHEIM GAZETTE) Being been famous for its sandy, motion and Kellenberger denied to give the residents of section the benefit of the roads it was possible to give and is having the material to the place to make a sol-undation for a road. This station will be again covered sand and upon being oiled, make one of the best roads in city. The old power house site be leveled and made ready whatever use may be deter- upon for it. Sheriff Bob Squires, who killed by a desperado at To-Springs on Monday of last was buried at Santa Ana Monday. The funeral was the first ever held in Santa Ana. Lend officer having been de- dully popular for his many qualities. Marshall Kelleberger and Deputy Jack Iman led the services. Iman was posse pursuing the desper- ition it is said a shot from his was the first to strike the t and bring him to the end. The shot pierced the felthrough the head. Kellen- er carried a beautiful floral, representing an officer's formed of white flowers, and fitted it upon the casket. It sent by members of the Anaheim police force, who bore an acute acquaintance with the officer, and entertained for sentiments of affection and am. Kraemer ranch was made memorable by recounting many experi-ences in the east during the long ago. He is now at Long Beach but will return and may locate permanently. Alterations in the Backs block are now complete and on Monday Harry and Frank Dyer moved their barber shop back to the old stand, which was made new. The entire Backs block has now been remodeled and can boast of being one of the largest and most up-to-date buildings in the county. Large plate-glass windows are the rule, and display windows of the Johnston Furniture company, C. A. Clark's electrical shop and Dyer's barber shop are some of the show features of Anaheim. New chairs and fixtures have been put in the Dyer barber shop and it now occupies front rank among tonsorial parlors of this section. Mrs. R. F. Hilton of Redlands (Victoria Nemetz) arrived in this city the first of the week and has been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. Nemetz at their home on East Center street. Mr. Hilton arrived yesterday and will accompany Mrs. Hilton home next week. The Gibbs lumber company on Monday received a carload of Portland cement from Riverside; which will be largely used in the manufacture of cement pipe in this city. Two carloads of lumber were received by the company last week and much of this has already been ordered for the construction of new houses in this neighborhood. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Middleham of San Jose are spending the holidays with Mrs. Middleham's parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. Nelson at their home on Broadway. Record Yuletide Business Is Seen Santa is going to be swamped with Christmas packages during the holiday season, H. E. Carter, agent of the Railway Express agency, declared today. He bases his prediction on orders received from the management of his company to prepare for the biggest Christmas business in years. "We have reason to believe that the American people, always generous at holiday time, have more money to spend this year," said Carter, "and they are going to open their purse strings wider than ever before. Gift-giving is now a fixed habit and the children especially are going to be remembered with more liberality than ever." Express employees are joining in the usual plea to the public to "shop early and ship early," even though express service is geared to high-speed operation. In fact, to avoid disappointments holiday shipments by express will be delivered on Christmas Day, even those not arriving in town until Christmas morning. The local express office has received a supply of attractive holiday package stickers for free distribution to the public. Holiday shipments for movement by express will be picked up or delivered at any address in the corporate area of this city. The service is available at the convenience of the shipper, who can summon a pickup express vehicle by phoning the local Express Agency, or the Western Union for a messenger to call immediately for such packages. Anahoim Youths Newspaper University OF AMERICA (Registered U. S. Patent Copyright 1937 Philip H. Bachrach, QUESTIONS COLLEGE Science—First Year 1—What cause many diseases to accept Professor theory of relativity Current History—Second 2—How did the present government come? Theology—Third Year 3—What is Yom Kippah History—Fourth Year 4—When was polygamia den by the Federalment? HIGH SCHOOL Music—First Year 5—What country has the largest number composers? Mathematics—Second Year 6—What is a protract Geography—Third Year 7—What is the capit- erica Samoa? History—Fourth Year 8—When was the peace made with ELEMENTARY Reading—First Grade 9—Who brings the our homes? Arithmetic—Third Grade 10—If a cow gives two of milk a day, how quarts does she get? Navigation—Fifth Grade 11—Who is in comma ship? Geography—Seventh Grade 12—Which has the lair The shot pierced the felled through the head. Kellener carried a beautiful floral, representing an officer'sformed of white flowers, and it upon the casket. It sent by members of the Ana-police force, who bore anacute acquaintance with the officer, and entertained for sentiments of affection and am. Ward, Carl and Otto Zens from Berkeley on Saturday will spend the holidays their family and friends are accompanied by Adolph of San Francisco, who will in with them during their one indication of the growth of Anaheim; City Clerk it makes a display of tax bills for the years 1903 and 1911 contrasting stack measures inches. This seems to show increase in eight years of al-five times. L. O. Vanatta and Miss Kate Bel, both of this city were seized by a Justice of the Peace Santa Ana at noon Wednesday, the ceremony Mr. and Mrs.atta left for Los Angeles for honeymoon. They have up their residence in apartments on North Hermine street, young people have many is here who rejoice with upon their happy marriage. Emblemman-elect Hans Weis-sives for Sacramento today to present at the meeting of the nature. He will make the man his auto and will be accrued by Mrs. Weisel, who remain in Sacramento during session. Kraemer was in town Mon-rom from his Placentia orange. Een recently had the cure of meeting a cousin. Condual, of Illinois, whom he had seen before. Mr. Aul is 72 and is spending the winter coast. His stay on the California employers who hire from four to seven persons inclusive have only a few more days to register with the state Department of Employment before January 1, 1938, when they become subject to pay contributions to the Unemployment Trust fund. California law, according to Samuel Leask, Jr., unemployment reserves commission member from Santa Cruz, requires that every person who hired from four to seven persons including 20 days of 1937, each day being in a separate calendar week, pay contributions to the fund. Registration blanks have been distributed to some 50,000 employees, Leask said. However additional forms are obtainable in the office of the California State Employment service, 501 W. Fifth street, Santa Ana, and regional offices of the department in San Francisco and Los Angeles. To date, only 13,000 employers have registered, Leask said, and the department to avoid a flood of registrations at the first of the year urges immediate transmission of the forms to the Sacramento office. Holiday shipments for movement by express will be picked up or delivered at any address in the corporate area of this city. The service is available at the convenience of the shipper, who can summon a pickup express vehicle by phoning the local Express Agency, or the Western Union for a messenger to call immediately for such packages. Anaheim Youths Attending Davis Students are registered in the branch of the college of agriculture, on the Davis campus of the University of California, from 53 of California's 58 counties this semester. Orange county has 27 students registered, according to Farm Advisor Harold E. Wahlberg. In addition, in the student body of one thousand, there are 25 students from outside the state and 16 from foreign countries. The present roll of Orange county registrants includes Herbert Douglass, David Griffith, and William Suiter from Anaheim; Archie Allen from Garden Grove; Harold Benson, Floyd Curl, Harry Miles, Mitsuo Nitta, and Darwin Speck of Santa Ana; Dan and Donald Clark, Theodore Richil, and Kenneth Scholefield of Fullerton; Harvey Davis from Corona Del Mar; Leo Davis, Philip Morris, and Fremont Wicker from La Hora; Donald Griset from Tustin; Bill and Thoms Hart, James McKeew, Carl Meyer, Charles Robinson, and Ensley Wood from Or- NOW LEAVE EVERY HALF HOUR for Los Angeles and Intermediate Points With service between Santa Ana and Los Angeles practically DOUBLED, Motor Transit patrons now have a departure from each terminus every half hour (28 roundtrips daily instead of 16) thus providing remarkably frequent and convenient service from this city to other points in Southern California. Complete Time Table furnished on request by coach operator or agent. SANTA ANA—ANAHEIM—FULLERTON—WHITTIER—LOS ANGELES ANAHEIM TO LOS ANGELES — Leave Anaheim daily at 6:16, *6:52, 6:57, *7:27, 8:02, 8:37, 9:07, 9:37, 10:07, 10:37, 11:07, 11:37 a.m. and 12:07, 12:37, 1:07, 1:37, 2:07, 2:37, 3:07, 3:37, 4:07, 4:37, 5:07, 5:37, 6:12, 6:55, 7:45, 8:31, 10:10 p.m. *Denotes daily, except Sundays and Holidays. For additional information regarding fares, commutation rates, etc., call or write agent at 217 South Los Angeles St....ANAHEIM DEPOT.....Telephone 3404 Newspaper University OF AMERICA (Registered U. S. Patent Office) Copyright 1937, Philip H. Bachrach, Pres. QUESTIONS COLLEGE Science—First Year 1—What cause many scientists to accept Professor Einstein's theory of relativity? Current History—Second Year 2—How did the present Spanish government come into power? Theology—Third Year 3—What is Yom Kippur? History—Fourth Year 4—When was polygamy forbidden by the Federal Government? HIGH SCHOOL Music—First Year 5—What country has produced the largest number of great composers? Mathematics—Second Year 6—What is a protractor? Geography—Third Year 7—What is the capital of America Samoa? History—Fourth Year 8—When was the treaty of peace made with Mexico? ELEMENTARY Reading—First Grade 9—Who brings the letters to our homes? Arithmetic—Third Grade 10—If a cow gives two gallons of milk a day, how many quarts does she give? Navigation—Fifth Grade 11—Who is in command of a ship? Geography—Seventh Grade 12—Which has the larger population? Beverly Hills Tree Lighting is Planned Christmas out-of-doors with illuminated and decorated trees in front of homes and along business streets is being carried out on an extensive scale this year in Beverly Hills. More than a thousand home owners in the city have promised to turn on outdoor tree lights in a government was given a large majority. 3—the Jewish Day of Atonement. 4—In 1862. 5—Germany. 6—An instrument used for measuring angles drawn on paper. 7—Pago-Pago. 8—February 2, 1848. 9—the Postman. 10—Eight quarts. 11—the Captain. 12—Europe. TRY IRIS AND SEE! Over 200 varieties to help put new adventure into your cooking! Only fruits, vegetables and seafoods that are the pick of the pack are privileged to bear this label. And the difference ELEMENTARY Reading—First Grade 9—Who brings the letters to our homes? Arithmetic—Third Grade 10—If a cow gives two gallons of milk a day, how many quarts does she give? Navigation—Fifth Grade 11—Who is in command of a ship? Geography—Seventh Grade 12—Which has the larger population, Europe or America? 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