anaheim-gazette 1939-11-09

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. 50 Years Ago November 21, 1889 The Board of City Trustees met yesterday afternoon in regular session. Present, President Reiser and Trustees Littlefield and Goldthwaite. The pit at the water works was examined by the board and found in an unsafe condition. A committee was appointed to see that it was fixed. A communication from Joseph Bennerscheidt in regard to the leasing the city water works was received and referred to a future meeting. After the transaction of a bunch of routine business the meeting adjourned. The following ladies and gentlemen attended Gilmore's concert in Los Angeles on Monday evening: T. Carroll and wife., Eda Boege, Mary Boege, Darling, H. S.arker, J. Haywards, J. A. Darling, Mrs. Mutz, Mrs. P. Davis and daughter, Mrs. French and daughter, F. Conrad and wife, Wm. Konig and wife, Sam Finley, J. A. McFadden. Great credit is due Agent Darling for the excellent arrangement of the excursion from here. Every one had a good seat, and all were glad they went. A special meeting of stockholders of the Anaheim Union Water company was held at Kroeger's hall on Monday afternoon last to discuss the method of the transfer of the company's stock to the new irrigation district. However, no 25 Years Ago November 12, 1914 In a total vote which will probably reach 850,000 in California on November 3rd the count shows that Hiram Johnson has been elected governor by a plurality of 140,000. James D. Phelan democrat, defeated Joseph Knowland for United States senator by probably 25,000 and William Kettner has been returned to congress in the eleventh district by a heavy majority over James C. Needham. In this county J. C. Burk was elected to the state assembly by nearly 1200 plurality. The total vote in the county was upward of 17,000. Statewide prohibition was defeated by about 40,000. In Orange county every incorporated city except Anaheim and Newport Beach gave a majority dry vote. The fine sugar factories of Orange county are closing their campaigns and it will not be long before the field men are out among the ranchers getting contracts for next season's planting. The sugar beet crop is the county's greatest crop. For it the farmers get annually $750,000 and from it sugar worth double that amount is manufactured. A freak storm passed over Orange County Tuesday morning. At Anaheim only .15 of an inch of water fell. Within an hour an inch and a half fell at Santa Ana. Diagram—Artist's conception of a distance of 200 miles. The image shows a suburban sphere four miles above Washington, D.C., made from Radio Corporation of America, with the cooperation of United Air Lines demonstrated successful receipt of images broadcast from New York, more than 200 miles to north. The experiment marked twentieth anniversary of the firing of RCA. A special meeting of stockholders of the Anaheim Union Water Company was held at Kroeger's Hall on Monday afternoon last to discuss the method of the transfer of the company's stock to the new irrigation district. However, no regular business could be transacted in the absence of a quorum. Attorney Melrose of the Anaheim Union Water company and Attorney Shinn of the irrigation district were called upon to give some legal advice upon the subject. Later a lengthy discussion ensued participated in by Messrs. McFadden, Crowther, Spencer, Ryan, Kellogg and others. On motion of Mr. Lynn next Saturday was fixed upon as the next meeting day. The President appointed Messrs. Staley, Anderson, McFadden, Ryan, Kellogg and Knapke to secure full representation of stockholders. Adjourned. On Friday evening an enjoyable surprise party occurred at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Whitaker at Buena Park. Chartering a four-horse coach, which was driven by Frank Littlefield, a crowd of 14 boarded the conveyance and started for the Park. Arriving there the party was reinforced by a number of people who joined in the surprise to the genial host and hostess. The evening was pleasantly spent. At 11 o'clock a sumptuous supper was partaken of. Mrs. Victor Browning and Miss Meta Polhemus sang duet and a number of games were played. At a late hour the guests took their departure. The ride to and from the Park was delightful in the moonlight. Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Whitaker, Mr. Young, Miss Cox, Miss Hamlin, Mrs. J. W. Landell, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Browning, Mrs. Scott, Mrs. Littlefield, Misses Dora Zeyn, Louise Schneider, Mary Hortsman, Meta Polhemus, Mae Polhemus, Lute Bailey, Elizabeth Kuchel, Amy Hortman, Daisy Landell, and Messrs. George Whitaker, Henry Strodthoff, Adolph Thomas, Joseph Becher, Jay Cole, Lloyd Bailey, Frank Littlefield, Gilbert, Charlie and Frank Landell, Charles Kuchel. A freak storm passed over Orange County Tuesday morning. At Anaheim only 15 of an inch of water fell. Within an hour an inch and a half fell at Santa Ana. At Garden Grove in the same time over two inches fell. At the Irvine ranch house, six miles east of Santa Ana twenty hundredths inches fell. The storm was accompanied by spectacular lightning and thunder. The total fall in Anaheim for the season is 48. David Hamler, Leon Porter and Call Neff returned Friday from a hunting trip to Mecca and other points on the desert. They left here Tuesday and drove 140 miles by nightfall. They saw many ducks and geese at the Salton sea but found it difficult to get a shot at them. They got bag limits of quail and rabbits. They visited the government's date ranch near Mecca when some of the trees are twelve years old and 20 feet high. They are heavily laden with dates which are large and luscious and are said to be superior to those raised in Persia. The weather was warm the thermometer going over 100. Going on the desert was hard work, in some places they were able to make only two miles an hour. W. A. Franz and Charley Brandenburg were at Elsinore Sunday hunting quail. They say they bagged as many as the law permits. Mrs. Oliver Hill entertained the ladies of the Pastime Circle at her home on Broadway Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Hill was assisted by her daughters, Mrs. O. A. Mullinix and Mrs. John Selinger, and entertained the ladies with a delicious luncheon. The guests were Mesdames Troutman, McKee, Peterman, Hatfield, Hunger, Williams and Mrs. Eddy of Los Angeles. 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W. Landell, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Browning, Mrs. Scott, Mrs. Littlefield, Misses Dora Zeyn, Louise Schneider, Mary Hortsman, Meta Polhemus, Mae Polhemus, Lute Bailey, Elizabeth Kuchel, Amy Hortman, Daisy Landell, and Messrs. George Whitaker, Henry Strodthoff, Adolph Thomas, Joseph Becher, Jay Cole, Lloyd Bailey, Frank Littlefield, Gilbert, Charlie and Frank Landell, Charles Kuchel. Count Bozenta departed a few days ago for New York where he goes to join his wife Madame Modjeska who has lately severed her condition with the Booth company. It is the impression here that the cause of the disagreement between Booth and the Madame was the ragedian's habit of excessive drinking which is said to have been increasing late. It is probable Modjeska will return to California. The entertainment given by the Cheerful Workmen on last Wednesday evening was a notable success in a financial way and as a social event it will long be remembered. The characters were assumed by the young ladies of the organization, principal among whom were Miss Jessie Witte, Miss Dora Zeyn, Miss Minnie Zeyn, Miss Eda Boege, Miss Jennie Wayman, Miss Hilda Witte, Miss Lottie Beckington, Miss Fannie Higgins and Miss Louise Schneider. The program consisted of two comedy farces and the audience was kept continually in roars of laughter. After the entertainment the hall was cleared and dancing and the assembly tripped the light fantastic until a late hour. Mrs. Della Padderatz of Elizabeth Lake is visiting her sister, Mrs. Wagner at Placentia. The S. Q. R. Store is holding a rousing special sale in their men's clothing and furnishings department, preparatory to moving this part of their establishment into the new room in the Hartfield building. Work is about to begin and will be rushed to complete the job in time for the holiday trade. Schumacher and Renner will spare no pains to make this the most up-to-date men's store in this section. This enterprising firm has been growing steadily; the quarters for the men's department especially having grown too small for their increasing business. Mrs. W. T. Alling is here from the cast and will make her home here: Her husband will follow shortly. She is the mother of C. R. Alling of the Cherry Blossom. A descriptive lecture on the two world's fairs by Rev. David Todd Gilmor was enjoyed by the Ebell society on Saturday. Miss Gibbs of the high school faculty sang two solos and Miss Callie Calloway gave two short readings. Mesdames Tuffree and Champion were elected delegates and Mesdames Herman and Kern alternates to the Southern California District convention of Women's Clubs which met in Santa Ana Tuesday. John Hartung, Adelph Rimpau, W. J. Ross and wife. Al Brunworth, Earl Tucker, Ned Merritt and I. Fields were among those who went up to Los Angeles yesterday. PRACTICAL LAYING COOP The Fedco company now has display the Fedco laying oak which houses 20 laying hens. Nests or roosts are required claimed a great saving in land and feed costs are possible. A 340 layers can be put in an side space 50x50 feet. The coop can be used in or side of a house. Housing one hen are brought down as as -35c. Laying hens 13 years age started as chicks in Fedco Coops can be set at Fedco plant 1840 Valley Bouvard, Rosemead, any day Sunday. ATTENTION GOVERNMENT MEN SEEN 200 MILES AWAY BY TELEVISION Artist's conception of how radio and aviation worked together to receive television images over distance of 200 miles. The images were broadcast from New York and were received in an airplane over Washington, D.C., photographed in the set. This photograph, snapped in an airplane flying in the substrato-zone four miles above Washington, shows a television image of another airplane at rest on the runway at North Beach Airport, New York. TELEVISION in the substrato-here, more than four miles from Washington, D.C., made his Tuesday, October 17, when the Corporation of America, with cooperation of United Air Lines, illustrated successful reception images broadcast from New York more than 200 miles to the east. The experiment marked the 4th anniversary of the found-er RCA. as they exchanged comments on the parallel rise of the aviation and radio industries in the last two decades. During the flight, what is probably the all-time long distance record for photography was made when cameramen in the plane over Washington snapped pictures of persons and objects in New York as they were broadcast by television. Returning to New York from Washington, the plane landed at North Beach Airport, Long Island. Dramatically, the television announcer told the observers in the plane that they were watching their own ship as it circled the airport, dropped gracefully to the ground and taxied up the run-way to the hangers. Actually, the men inside the plane watched it land just as if they had been standing all the while on the ground. RCA's experiment of long distance television reception bore out the theory that the ultra-short radio 4-H Achievement Program Plan Annual Event Will Be held Saturday, November 18 at Orange School The annual 4-H club achievement program will be held at auditorium of the Orange Mediate school on Saturday evening, November 18, starting 7:30 o'clock. At this program trophies for best 4-H garden, rabbit and try projects will be awarded. 4-H achievement pins will be en to all club members who completed this year's work. Achievement pins are provided by the California Bankers association as a reward for satisfactory club work. Frank Was, Santa banker, will award the pin behalf of the bankers association. The agricultural and club clubs having the best 4-H demonstration team during the past will give their demonstrations the program and will receive demonstration team trophies. Costa Mesa Aggies, under leadership of Ira Hartshorn, the Sunkist Girls of Olive Park, Mrs. O. J. Linnartz, have selected to put on the demos. The awarding of certificates outstanding members and 4-H charters and seals to the successful clubs will be a feature of the evening. The committee in charge of the program is made up of Mrs. Griset of Tustin, G. Bradford Olive, and James Bacon of Park. They will be assisted by Ross E. Crane and Miss F. Liles of the Agricultural Service service. All club members REVISION in the substrato-phere, more than four miles from Washington, D.C., made his Tuesday, October 17, when the Corporation of America, with cooperation of United Air Lines, illustrated successful reception images broadcast from New York more than 200 miles to the east. The experiment marked the eleventh anniversary of the found by RCA. Being over the nation's capital at altitude of 21,600 feet, occupies the plane, including General Delos C. Emmons, Chief S. Army GHQ Air Force, saw Larno Sarnoff, president of RCA, W. A. Patterson, president of who were seated in the tele- studios of the National Telecasting Company in New York, River Water to Flow Into Coastal Plain Between November 15 and 20 Most water from the Colorado is scheduled to flow into the real plain of southern California sometime between November and 20, according to an agreement by F. E. Weymouth, general manager and chief engineer of the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California. Separatory to the delivery of first flow of Colorado river engineers of the Metropoli-Water district began to set in on the giant electrically-driv-amps at five pump stations one aqueduct, and the same make final checks of contunnels and siphons along 800-mile Metropolitan aque- lions of gallons of water that been used to cure and test tiles of siphons, conduits and wells west of the San Jacinto late last week were relea- tion to the Cajolco reservoir. Thus, western end of the main aque- was made ready to receive carry the first flood of water the distant Colorado river. Real construction work on the line of the Metropolitan duct was completed on Oct- 14. This section of the waterway extends from its toe on the COLORADO river to co reservoir, about 10 miles of Riverside. General Manager Weymouth that 70 per cent of the aque-distributing system has been as they exchanged comments on the parallel rise of the aviation and radio industries in the last two decades. During the flight, what is probably the all-time long distance record for photography was made when cameramen in the plane over Washington snapped pictures of persons and objects in New York as they were broadcast by television. Returning to New York from Washington, the plane landed at North Beach Airport, Long Island, for one of the most thrilling moments of the flight. For the last several minutes, occupants of the plane had been watching news reels and other motion pictures on the television receiver; but suddenly these stopped and in their place appeared the image of an airplane flying through the air. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH "Henceforth know we no man after the flesh." These words of Paul in his second letter to the Corinthians are the Golden Text in the Lesson-Sermon on "Mortals and Immortals" on Sunday in all Churches of Christ, Scientist. Among the Bible citations in the Lesson-Sermon are these verses from the book of Acts: "God that made the world and all things therein, seeing that he is Lord of heaven and earth, dwelleth not in temples made with hands; Neither is worshiped with men's hands, as though he needed anything, seeing he giveth to all life and breath, and all things; . . . For-in him we live, move, and have cur being; as certain also of your own poets have said. For we are also his offspring." Passages from the Christian Science textbook, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures," by Mary Baker Eddy, state: "Mortal man is the antipode of immortal man in origin in existence, and in his relation to God." "The spiritual man's conscious and individuality are reflections of God. They are the emanations of Him who is Life, Truth, and Love. Immortal man is not-and never was material, but always spiritual and eternal." Buy now and Buy in Anaheim! We are buying Small Size Oranges for Cash at time of picking. Phone Anaheim 2146 H Achievement Program Planned Annual Event Will Be Held Saturday, November 18, at Orange School The annual 4-H club achievement program will be held in the citrarium of the Orange intermediate school on Saturday evening, November 18, starting at 10 o'clock. At this program trophies for the 4-H garden, rabbit and poultry projects will be awarded and achievement pins will be given to all club members who have completed this year's work. The achievement pins are provided by California Bankers association a reward for satisfactory 4-H job work. Frank Was, Santa Ana Baker, will award the pins on half of the bankers association. The agricultural and clothing jobs having the best 4-H demonstration team during the past year will give their demonstrations at the program and will receive the demonstration team trophies. The Santa Mesa Aggies, under the leadership of Ira Hartshorn, and Sunkist Girls of Olive, under O. J. Linnartz, have been selected to put on the demonstrations. The awarding of certificates to outstanding members and official charters and seals to the most successful clubs will be another feature of the evening. The committee in charge of the program is made up of Mrs. G. D. Iset of Tustin, G. Bradford of Ave., and James Bacon of Buena Park. They will be assisted by Miss E. Crane and Miss Frances Jones of the Agricultural Extension service. All club members California to be Warmer, Drier This Winter A warm, dry winter is in store for most sections of the state this year, according to word just received by the farm advisor's office from Dr. George F. McEwen, Scripps Institution of Oceanography, La Jolla. "The usual study of the long, 25 year cycle and the prominent five-cycle," he said, "together with sea surface temperatures, indicates even less precipitation for 1939-40 than was observed last season." Four regions of California, exclusive of the eastern slopes, were investigated separately for the forecast. Each is a natural geographic division—having corresponding precipitation characteristics, and representing a variety of elevations, distances from the coast, and latitudes within the state. Average rainfall figures, expressed in inches, for the four regions are as follows: 1916-38 1939-40 South Coast 13.1 11.0 Santa Barbara 16.6 13.0 Hetch Hetchy 31.1 21.0 North Coast 51.1 38.0 Dr. McEwen is a pioneer in long range weather forecasting. His predictions are based upon air and sea temperature observations which are correlated with natural weather cycles. Farmers, department stores, fishing fleets, and other commercial concerns make use of his forecasts. Experts Agree ... "WESTERN FED BEEF IS UNSURPASSED FOR FINE EATING QUALITIES!" STEAKS PORTER HOUSE lb.41° SIRLOIN lb.39° Per pound PRIME RIB BEEF ROAST lb.29° Cut from first five ribs of Safeway Guaranteed Western-Fed Beef. BEEF ROAST lb.22° Center cut seven bone roast, cut from chuck of West- STEAKS PORTER HOUSE. lb 41° SIRLOIN 37° Safeway Guaranteed Western - Fed Beef. T-BONE or CLUB. lb 39° Per pound. PRIME RIB BEEF ROAST lb 29° Cut from first five ribs of Safeway Guaranteed Western - Fed Beef. BEEF ROAST lb 22° Center cut seven bone roast, cut from chuck of Western - Fed Beef. BOILING BEEF Choice plate rib of beef. lb 12° PURE LARD Snowy white. 1-lb. carton. lb 10° BEEF SHORT RIBS To braise or to bake. lb 15° PORK SAUSAGE Un-x-id. In 1-lb. Visking. lb 23° GROUND BEEF SUET For pudding, mince meat. bag 10° EASTERN BACON Rindless, no waste. Piece. lb 25° SLICED BEEF LIVER Young Western-Fed Beef. lb 29° SLICED BACON Un-x-id. ½-lb. Cello pkg. ea. 13° GROUND BEEF State Inspected. Visking. lb 18° PIECE BACON Choice sugar cured. lb 18° PORK LOIN ROAST Large cuts, either end. lb 18° SMOKED BACON JOWLS Fine for seasoning. lb 10° PRIME YOUNG TURKEYS There's an unusually large crop of turkeys this year. And they are extra-fine birds, too. These plump under-mated turkeys are coming to market right now. At today's low price, turkey is truly an inexpensive food. Buy one at Safeway this week and serve turkey for Sunday's dinner! Prime Hens or Toms, under 18 lbs. in weight. Per pound. Prime Toms, 18 lbs. or over in weight. Per pound. In the Grocery Department PEACHES CASTLE CREST No. 2½ can 12°C Fancy quality, sliced or halved. In a rich syrup. SPINACH EMERALD BAY No. 2½ can 11°C Fancy quality, extra washed. Exceptional flavor. TUNA MISSION CHOICE 2 No. ¼ cans 23°C Light meat fish. For salad or sandwiches. WALNUTS DIAMOND BUDDED per lb. 20°C Large, fancy budded nuts. For cakes or candies. FLOUR No. 5 bag 19c 24½-lb. bag 73c No. 10 bag 35°C KITCHEN CRAFT — For all home baking uses. SYRUP 12-oz. Can 15°C 26-oz. Can 28°C SLEEPY HOLLOW — Cane & maple. WHITE KING SOAP Giant size. 3 bars for 10°C Airway Coffee Mild and Mellow per lb. 13°C Lipton's Black Tea box ⅓-lb. box ⅓-lb. box 38°C TOILET SOAP White King brand. 3 bars for 13°C Cherub Milk Evaporated small cans, 23°C tall cans SCOTCH SOAP Granulated, condensed. 31-oz. box Peanut Butter Beverly Brand, jar, lar. 16°C Grapefruit Juice Town House Karo Syrup Red Label, 3-lb. can 13°C KITCHEN CRAFT — For all home baking uses. SYRUP 12-oz. can 15¢ 26-oz. can 28¢ SLEEPY HOLLOW — Cane & maple. WHITE KING SOAP Giant 3 bars for 10¢ size. (Price,.03236; tax,.00097) TOILET SOAP White King 3 bars for 13¢ brand. (Price,.04207; tax,.00126) SCOTCH SOAP Granulated, 31-oz. 22¢ condensed. (Price,.21359; tax,.00641) COMPORT TISSUE Toilet Family Pak 15¢ Tissue. of four rolls (Price,.14563; tax,.00437) SILK TOILET TISSUE Toilet 3 rolls for 10¢ paper. (Price,.03236; tax,.00097) BLACK TEA Canterbury Small 7¢ box 1½-lb. 15¢ box 1½-lb. 27¢ Airway Coffee Mild and Mellow per lb. 13¢ Lipton's Black Tea ¼-lb. box 20¢ ½-lb. box 38¢ Cherub Milk Evaporated small cans, 23c can 4 tall cans 23c can Peanut Butter Beverly Brand 1-lb. jar, 27c lar 16c can Grapefruit Juice Town House No. 2 cans 13c can Karo Syrup Red Label 3lb. can 23c can 1½-lb. can 13c can Standard Corn Packed Cream Style No. 2½ cans 10c can Del Monte Pumpkin Solid Pack No. 2½ cans 12c can Red Hill Tomatoes Sweet Tender No. 2½ cans 17c can Del Maiz Corn Cream Style No. 2½ cans 17c can Green Giant Peas Sweet Tender No. 17-oz. can 14c can Sunsweet Prunes Medium Size pkg. 12c can Wesson Oil pint can 21¢ quart can 39¢ can Fresh Produce The season's finest fruits and vegetables, attractively displayed at low prices. PIPPIN APPLES Watsonville grown, Newton, pippin variety apples. 10 lbs. 25¢ for ROME BEAUTIES Rome Beauty variety, Excellent to bake. 4 lbs. for 15¢ DELICIOUS APPLES Washington grown, Delicious variety apples. 3 lbs. for 17¢ UTAH CABBAGE Utah typp. firm, solid, medium size hedda of cabbage. par lb. 2¢ per lb. $1½ c BANANA SQUASH Hubbard or Banana Squash, Fine to bake. per lb. $1½ c SPANISH ONIONS Sweet Spanish Onions, Excellent to slice for sandwiches. 10 lbs. 10¢ for SAFEWAY Sales tax will be added to the retail prices on all taxable items.