anaheim-gazette 1949-02-10

ABRAHAM LINCOLN On this 140th anniversary of the birth of Lincoln we find the appreciation of his life and work becoming ever more universal. Like other men Lincoln had his faults and failings. But his virtues, his vision and courage, his humanity and humility—were so great as to far overshadow his shortcomings. Today he stands on the pages of history as one of the most compelling figures of all time. He symbolizes the principles upon which this nation was founded and through which it has survived and grown: the equality of all men; the opportunity for the lowliest to achieve the heights; vigorous support of the right, firm resistance to the wrong; tolerance toward those of differing views and opinions. Lincoln never lost the common touch. He was the spokesman for the masses. His profound utterances voiced the feelings in the hearts of the people. He was a great man in great things, and a great man in little things, too. On this occasion the nation pays tribute to Abraham Lincoln and rededicates itself to the advancement and preservation of the ideals he so courageously championed. World War I also. The program would about $6 billion a year once it got into operation. Most congressmen are against the move because it would make the nation's financial burden intolerable. In the past, the committee sidetracked such measures, this strategy bills could be killed when coming to a vote. But under the new rules the proposal be called to the floor of the House by chairman of the committee interested in this case Mr. Rankin of the Veto committee. Then there must be an open on the measure. Most lawmakers, it is will vote for it, since to do otherwise be political suicide. Some observers say there is a need turn to the old rules to prevent such as this. It seems to us, however, that the need is for more congressmen to show guts. Boy Scouts Enrich Our Country For the past 39 years, our country been enriched by the existence of the Scouts of America. This thriving movement has affected the lives of more than 15,000 boys and men who have, in turn Lincoln never lost the common touch. He was the spokesman for the masses. His profound utterances voiced the feelings in the hearts of the people. He was a great man in great things, and a great man in little things, too. On this occasion the nation pays tribute to Abraham Lincoln and rededicates itself to the advancement and preservation of the ideals he so courageously championed. Be My Valentine? Do you remember (as if you didn’t) the Valentine’s Day celebration when you were in the fifth or sixth grade? Ah, yes, there are few occasions in a lad’s—or lassie’s—life when the heart flutters quite so much. The young Romeo watches with flushed face and trembling hand to see the reaction of his Juliet to the gorgeous valentine he has sent her. And Juliet, though outwardly calm, is really no less excited. To many of us grownups, Valentine’s Day is now just an occasion for the kids to enjoy. But it might be well to make something of it ourselves. A wife or a husband—prefably your own—will appreciate a little remembrance on this day, even if it’s nothing more than a heart shaped card saying "I love you." It's these little touches that help to smooth out some of the bumps in the marital road. Pensions and Politics Reports from Washington say that the recent change in the House procedure which prevents the pigeonholing of any bill in the Rules Committee, may cost the taxpayers many billions of dollars. Here's the set-up. Congressman Rankin of Mississippi proposes to pay pensions to all veterans, not only of World War II but of Some observers say there is a need turn to the old rules to prevent such as this. It seems to us, however, that the need is for more congressmen to show guts. Boy Scouts Enrich Our Count For the past 39 years, our country been enriched by the existence of the Scouts of America. This thriving movement has affected the lives of more than 15,000 boys and men who have, in turn, tributed to the general welfare of us. The theme of this year’s Boy Scout is “Adventure—that’s Scouting”—but much more than that. Boy Scouts get satisfaction of “learning by doing” extra things, to “help other people at all times and enjoying outdoor activities. No yardstick can measure the harve advantage Boy Scouts bring to the rite and the community. But the Scouts do on the active support of each one of increase and extend these benefits. Let's help them grow—and thereby for ourselves a larger crop of healthier, pier young men! Norway Talks Back Norway has given further indication she doesn't intend to knuckle down to let pressure. Moscow has been trying to the Oslo government from joining North Atlantic Defense Pact. But last week the Norwegians told the Kremlin, pointedly, that they’d do as they said in the matter. Some time ago Norway owed Russian “wishes” by entering into the shall Plan. No doubt the people of Norway want to remain on friendly terms with Asia. But they know which direction to for dependable economic and military sistance. Besides that, they remember her. Once bitten twice shy. GAS HEATS WATER 5 times faster! ...AND AT LESS THAN HALF THE COST, TOO! Modern dishwashing and laundry machines require hot water galore. So do growing families! But when you have an automatic gas water heater...with a storage tank of proper size—there's hot water on tap all the time. For gas beats water three times faster! And automatic gas water heaters cost less to buy...and less than half as much to operate. So study the chart at right. Then order an automatic gas water heater to meet your home requirements now. SOUTHERN COUNTIES GAS COMPANY GAS has got it! Check this chart to be sure your AUTOMATIC GAS WATER HEAT fits your family's needs! Number Bathrooms Number Bedrooms Gallons Storage 1 1 or 2 30 1 3 or 4 40 2 2 or 3 40 2 4 or 5 50 3 3 50 3 or 4 4 or 5 75 Approved by Pacific Coast Gas Association IN THE DAYS OF LONG AGO By MRS. HENRY KUCHEL 75 Years Ago February 21, 1874 Some reasons why we seek County Division— The proposed county of Orange, within the boundaries named in the bill now before the legislature, will be fifty miles in length, with an average width of twenty-five, containing about 1250 square miles, 900 square miles of which is available land of the most fertile description, capable of sustaining a dense population. The remainder is hill land devoted to pasturage, supporting large flocks of sheep, scarcely any part of which can be considered waste or unproductive, although sparsely populated at present. The new county will contain between 4000 and 5000 inhabitants and almost 1000 voters. The assessed value of property this year is a little less than three million dollars, and there has been paid about $65,000 in taxes for county and state purposes. After deducting $15,000 of state tax there will remain $50,000 with which to pay the interest of our proportion of the county debt and pay the salaries of our officials and other county expenses. We will be able from the first, not only to arouse any increase in debt, but to pay each year a portion of the debt which has been saddled upon us by the extravagance of the “Ring” which has always ruled the county of Los Angeles. When all our fertile valley lands are as thickly settled as are some portions, they are now, impassable. This is a heavy burden on our people when they are called upon to attend the courts or have business at the county seat.—Wm. R. Oldin. A change will be made in the management of the Planters hotel on the first of next month. Mr. Fischer has leased the house, etc., for three years to Messrs Higbie and Lafaucherie both of whom are well known to and extremely popular with all residents of the county. The ladies of Orange, Tustin and Santa Ana wish to give notice that on Friday, March 3rd, a donation party and festival for the benefit of the resident minister, Rev. Wm. H. Knighten, will be held at the hall of Dr. Beach in Orange. The doors will be open at 6 o'clock p.m. Admission 25 cents, supper 50 cents. The good people of Anaheim and the whole vicinity are invited to attend. On last Monday little Johnny Rimpau spit up a watermelon seed which he had swallowed some eighteen months ago, during which time it had lain in his lungs causing much distress, but since its removal he has ceased to be troubled. Runaways have become so monotonous that we positively refuse to put anything in the paper about Gaddy and his runaway team. Frederick Schiller, the leader presided. The life of Ham Lincoln was reviewed Mrs. Nellie Terry, Mrs Pearson read a sketch of Garden of Memories." Mr. tiner recalled some reminiscences of the author, Gertrude who she knew personally Smith also contributed an esting paper on Russian. Harry D. Riley, St. dealer, reports the sale of light 6 car to Clyde V. This city. Other people purchase W. Shee, Anaheim E. Dye, Santa Ana; Oran Shop, Orange, and W. G. Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. James M whose marriage just Christmas has just become to their friends, are located Lacy street, Santa Ana Mauerhan was Mrs. Sylogg Michelson, daughter late H. Clay Kellogg and Merhan is the son of J. C. M. By winning from both Boston Beach and Fullerton The Anaheim high school oratorical championship on county for this year. Thus the third time in success Anaheim debaters have title. Miss Lena Ingraham, for teacher in the Anaheim school died at her home lands Sunday of hemorrhage the lungs. She was teaching Riverside high school. Miss Martha Adelaide and Elmer Hamilton weried at Seal Beach Saturday C. A. McNamara officiating will make their home groom's ranch south of A. The Orange county bar society held its regular 50 Years Ago February 23, 1899 I. W. Pattison representing the Southern Pacific railroad company is in Anaheim securing easements from property owners on Santa Ana and Olive streets agreeing to the construction of the railroad from its present location in the western city limits to a depot site at the corner of Los Angeles and Santa Ana streets. The road will continue thence along Santa Ana street to Olive street whence it will survey through the Dreyfus property and run along Olive street southerly to connect with the Tustin branch at the semi-phore a mile south of the southern city limits. The Konig property at the corner of Los Angeles and Santa Ana streets is favored as the uptown depot site. A camp of the Woodmen of the World was organized at Bach hall on Tuesday evening by A. G. Saunders, state organizer. The following officers were elected: J. H. Clabaugh, council commander; Geo. E. Boyd, advisor council commander; Fred C. Rimpau, clerk; P. A. Derge, banker; E. H. Kennedy, escort; L. Z. Kroeger, watchman; Emil Turck, sentry; W. W. Carver, past Coun. Com.; Herbert Johnston, physician; J. M. Backs, Jr., W. B. Parrett and Bird Beebe, board of managers. Another meeting will be held Wednesday next, when the camp will be organized. Napoleon Hart has purchased of A. W. Worm of Los Angeles, tre lot at the corner of Center and Claudina streets, adjoining the city hall and contemplates the $15,000 or state tax there will remain $50,000 with which to pay the interest of our proportion of the county debt and pay the salaries of our officials and other county expenses. We will be able from the first, not only to arouse any increase in debt, but to pay each year a portion of the debt which has been saddled upon us by the extravagance of the "Ring" which has always ruled the county of Los Angeles. When all our fertile valley lands are as thickly settled as are some portions, we shall have a population of at least 20,000 and an assessed valuation of $10,000,000 to $12,000,000. The extreme southeastern portion is 60 miles distant from Los Angeles, and the nearest part thirteen miles, and in order to reach that city it is always necessary to cross three rivers with dangerous quick-sand beds, which are at times, as On last Monday little Johnny Rimpau spit up a watermelon seed which he had swallowed some eighteen months ago, during which time it had lain in his lungs causing much distress, but since its removal he has ceased to be troubled. Runaways have become so monotonous that we positively refuse to put anything in the paper about Gaddy and his runaway team, "Epizootic" and the "Byrd Mare." The fall of rain since our last report has been 5¼ inches, making the total of the last rain 7½ inches and the total rainfall for the present season 15% inches. The rivers are all fordable again. 50 Years Ago February 23, 1899 I. W. Pattison representing the Southern Pacific railroad company is in Anaheim securing easements from property owners on Santa Ana and Olive streets agreeing to the construction of the railroad from its present location in the western city limits to a depot site at the corner of Los Angeles and Santa Ana streets. The road will continue thence along Santa Ana street to Olive street whence it will survey through the Dreyfus property and run along Olive street southerly to connect with the Tustin branch at the semi-phore a mile south of the southern city limits. The Konig property at the corner of Los Angeles and Santa Ana streets is favored as the uptown depot site. A camp of the Woodmen of the World was organized at Bach hall on Tuesday evening by A. G. Saunders, state organizer. The following officers were elected: J. H. Clabaugh, council commander; Geo. E. Boyd, advisor council commander; Fred C. Rimpau, clerk; P. A. Derge, banker; E. H. Kennedy, escort; L. Z. Kroeger, watchman; Emil Turck, sentry; W. W. Carver, past Coun. Com.; Herbert Johnston, physician; J. M. Backs, Jr., W. B. Parrett and Bird Beebe, board of managers. Another meeting will be held Wednesday next, when the camp will be organized. Napoleon Hart has purchased of A. W. Worm of Los Angeles, tre lot at the corner of Center and Claudina streets, adjoining the city hall and contemplates the $15,000 or state tax there will remain $50,000 with which to pay the interest of our proportion of the county debt and pay the salaries of our officials and other county expenses. We will be able from the first, not only to arouse any increase in debt, but to pay each year a portion of the debt which has been saddled upon us by the extravagance of the "Ring" which has always ruled the county of Los Angeles. When all our fertile valley lands are as thickly settled as are some portions, we shall have a population of at least 20,000 and an assessed valuation of $10,000,000 to $12,000,000. The extreme southeastern portion is 60 miles distant from Los Angeles, and the nearest part thirteen miles, and in order to reach that city it is always necessary to cross three rivers with dangerous quick-sand beds, which are at times, as On last Monday little Johnny Rimpau spit up a watermelon seed which he had swallowed some eighteen months ago, during which time it had lain in his lungs causing much distress, but since its removal he has ceased to be troubled. Runaways have become so monotonous that we positively refuse to put anything in the paper about Gaddy and his runaway team, "Epizootic" and the "Byrd Mare." The fall of rain since our last report has been 5¼ inches, making the total of the last rain 7½ inches and the total rainfall for the present season 15% inches. The rivers are all fordable again. 50 Years Ago February 23, 1899 I. W. Pattison representing the Southern Pacific railroad company is in Anaheim securing easements from property owners on Santa Ana and Olive streets agreeing to the construction of the railroad from its present location in the western city limits to a depot site at the corner of Los Angeles and Santa Ana streets. The road will continue thence along Santa Ana street to Olive street whence it will survey through the Dreyfus property and run along Olive street southerly to connect with the Tustin branch at the semi-phore a mile south of the southern city limits. The Konig property at the corner of Los Angeles and Santa Ana streets is favored as the uptown depot site. A camp of the Woodmen of the World was organized at Bach hall on Tuesday evening by A. G. Saunders, state organizer. The following officers were elected: J. H. Clabaugh, council commander; Geo. E. Boyd, advisor council commander; Fred C. Rimpau, clerk; P. A. Derge, banker; E. H. Kennedy, escort; L. Z. Kroeger, watchman; Emil Turck, sentry; W. W. Carver, past Coun. Com.; Herbert Johnston, physician; J. M. Backs, Jr., W.B.Parrett and Bird Beebe, board of managers. Another meeting will be held Wednesday next, when the camp will be organized. 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W. Worm of Los Angeles, the lot at the corner of Center and Claudina streets, adjoining the city hall and contemplates the erection of a two story brick building thereon. The tri-color floated at half mast over the residence of H. Cahen on Friday in commemoration of the death of President Faure of France who died at his home in Paris the preceding evening. Mr. Derge has secured twelve new subscribers to the telephone system and on Tuesday linemen came down from Los Angeles to string the wires and install the phones. They will be seven days at the job. Henry Boege has disposed of his property on Lemon street to his mother, Mrs. F. Ruhman for $500 and departed yesterday for Ventura where he intends going into business. Invitations are out for the wedding of Clyde H. Nickey to Miss Callie Carver. The marriage takes place at the residence of the bride's parents at the Del Campo next Wednesday evening. Miss Alice Warner, daughter of Mrs. Warner of this city has decided to go upon the stage, and has adopted the stage name of "Happy Jewell." Miss Warner will be a male impersonator and her team partner will be Mrs. Cochems whose stage name is Lillian Arnott. She is a song and dance The supervisors on Monday created the Buena Park judicial township out of the precinct of that name, and appointed J. W. Landell, justice of the peace of the new township. Mrs. Mottram is spending the week in town as the guest of Mrs. H. Cahen. The next meeting of the Farmer's club will be held at the home of W. J. Fay, on West Broadway, Monday afternoon next. 25 Years Ago February 21, 1924 Surviving her mother but four days, Mrs. Nellie Rimpau, wife of Fred C. Rimpau, died at the family home on West Broadway Thursday morning at the age of 65. Mrs. Rimpau has been an invalid for a long time, and the shock of her mother's death which occurred the previous Sunday at the Rimpau residence, probably hastened the end. The nearest surviving relatives are her husband, Fred C. Rimpau and two sisters, Misses Zoila and Beatrice Smythe. The Rosary service for the dead was held at the residence at 6:30 o'clock Friday evening, and requiem high mass was held at St. Boniface church at 9:30 Saturday morning. The remains were laid to rest in the family mausoleum in the Anaheim cemetery. The pallbearers were W. A. Dolan, C. F. Grim, Samuel Kraemer, M. J. Bradley, F. A. Backs and J. J. Dwyer. Mrs. Rimpau was a member of the Yorba family, her mother being Mrs. Josepha Yorba-Smythe, who died Sunday, February 10, at the age of 81. Almost her entire life was spent in this neighborhood. The Ebell literary section met at the home of Mrs. Joseph Kustiner Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Frederick Schller, the section leader presided. The life of Abraham Lincoln was reviewed by Mrs. Nellie Terry, Mrs. A. C. Pearson read a sketch of "My Garden of Memories." Mrs. Kustiner recalled some reminiscences of the author, Gertrude Atherton, who she knew personally. Mrs. C. Smith also contributed an interesting paper on Russian authors. Harry D. Riley, Studebaker dealer, reports the sale of a new light 6 car to Clyde V. Weber of this city. Other people puying cars were W. Shee, Anaheim; Roland E. Dye, Santa Ana; Orange Paint Shop, Orange, and W. G. Lambe, Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. James Mauerhan, whose marriage just prior to Christmas has just become known to their friends, are located at 606 Lacy street, Santa Ana. Mrs. Mauerhan was Mrs. Sybil Kellogg Michelson, daughter of the late H. Clay Kellogg and Mr. Mauerhan is the son of J. C. Mauerhan. By winning from both Huntington Beach and Fullerton Friday. The Anaheim high school won the oratorical championship of Orange county for this year. This makes the third time in succession the Anaheim debaters have won the title. Miss Lena Ingraham, former art teacher in the Anaheim high school died at her home in Redlands Sunday of hemorrhage of the lungs. She was teaching in the Riverside high school. Miss Martha Adelaide Fischer and Elmer Hamilton were married at Seal Beach Saturday. Rev. C. A. McNamara officiating. They will make their home on the groom's ranch south of Anaheim. The Orange county bankers association held its regular meeting... WHEN FATHER CALLED NEW YORK How in a few short years, Long Distance has speeded service, improved clarity, lowered rates 1. Back in 1918 it was quite a thing to call long distance all the way across the country. Took a good set of lungs, too. In those days you had to use as much voice to talk long distance as you would in calling to another person eighty feet away across an open field. 1. Back in 1918 it was quite a thing to call long distance all the way across the country. Took a good set of lungs, too. In those days you had to use as much voice to talk long distance as you would in calling to another person eighty feet away across an open field. 2. Today it's just as easy to talk across the nation as it is to talk to someone just across the table from you. Continual improvements in the telephone instrument you use, in telephone lines and cables, in voice-boosting equipment along the way, make a normal voice carry 3,000 miles or more with ease. 3. Rates have gone down amazingly. In 1918, Father paid about $18.00 for the miracle of talking Coast-to-Coast. Worth it, too. By 1928, we'd been able to drop rates to about $9.00 for a three-minute station daytime call. And today you can make the same call for just $2.50, plus tax. Here's one of today's big bargains. 4. Takes less time today to get your connection. Now calls go through in an average of less than two minutes. These are just a few examples of the way telephone service grows in value... becomes a better buy. A local call still costs just a few pennies. Compared to other prices, telephone service is one of your biggest bargains today. The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company More than 70,000 people working together to furnish ever-better telephone service to the West