anaheim-gazette 1955-08-04

MORE ABOUT Long Ago (Continued from Part 1) from drowning at the Laughing a few days ago. The court issued the small boat in which they were in and it was only after great overtions on the part of the gentleman that he and his fake companion reached terra think. Harry Hanne, who for more than a year part has been a valued attaché of the Gazette leaves on Monday for Phoenix A.T., where he has secured a position in the TAW IN ACTION THE WRIT OF PROBIDITION You can appeal to a court if you think the legislature has passed an unconstitutional statute or a government decree has acted outside its lawful power. But how do you protest yourself when a court itself goes too far? "Jurisdiction" is the scope and power of a court to hear and decide a case. Should a court lack jurisdiction and try a case, it cannot properly make a judgment. The writ of prohibition, a writ of the old English common law, guards us against just such abuse of power by a court. In this writ a higher court orders a lower court to stop acting outside its lawful scope. Thus the courts themselves, like all other branches of the government, must bow to the laws and the constitution. To keep our court system free of disruption, only a person "beneficially interested," like a party in a law suit may seek a writ of prohibition against the lower court. Suppose someone sues you in a court which lacks power to hear your case. You may ask a higher court to stop the lower court from acting any further on your case. But if the lower court has already made its final judgment, as a rule, a writ of prohibition will not serve, for you cannot stop it from doing what it has already done. This will aim mainly to prevent, rather than to correct, an action. When a court has already completed an action, you may ask a higher court to connect the wrong in other ways. What if the judge or any one else to whom the writ is directed misleads so easily? The higher court can enforce its orders and charge him with contempt. His will disdainfulness of public authority punishable at law by fire on imprisonment. NOTE: The State Bar of California offers this column for your information so that you may know more about how it not under our laws. SERVICES & SUPPLIES We hope the very best luck will follow him wherever be goes. The Bee moth of the foothills of Pasadena have been compelled to surround their thieves with fences of buried wire to keep off the bears which make frequent raids for honey. The game law expires tomorrow and quail may be legally shot on Monday. Quail are nice and tender now and have been for two weeks! Thirteen boys and thirteen girls are employed at the Alden fruit dryer in Los Angeles and the number will be increased to forty in a few days. Ten children are being cared for at the Orphan's Home in Los Angeles. The institution is under the care of Mrs. W. J. A. Smith. The Assessor of San Bernardino no county didn't find a head beef cattle in the vicinity, and only one lamb. Water troobles are again at tating the people of the Central California Colony. The Free Exposition says: "The Coloni complain that their wines are dying for want of water." This office is indebted to Marshal Haight for some beautiful large peaches. 50 Years Ago... August 1965 An enjoyable evening was participated in by those who attended the card party given by SERVICES & SUPPLIES Specialists in their Line As Close as Your Phone A Call Will Bring Them to Your Door OR ARRANGE AN APPOINTMENT BOATS Gilbert's 1102 So. Spadra, Fullerton, Ph. LA 5-8472 EVINRUDE MOTORS — WIZARD BOATN MARINE HARDWARE — BOAT TRAILERS Glass; Fabric; Resin & Paints; We Finance & Trade BRAKES Anaheim Brake Service RELINED—12.95 Ford, Chevrolet, Plymouth 930 N. 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Tuesday evening. The grand pawarded the winner of the hinumber of games of whist in tournament was expanded by Baum. Mrs. Seamans won first ladies prize Miss Lucy Wschool, and Mrs. Herman S. the competition. Herman B. carried off the first genitum prize Joe Baum second and L. Daussel the conkation. Excere receptions were served. A grading outfit with 100of holes moved this week to Edgerly place west of toywork upon the electric roother camp with 100 hestocks is near Buena Park. The east appliances are used foring the roadbed. In some, the grade is seven feet high. expected the railway will be pleted some time in September. Joseph Hatfield has received a letter from his George, in which he says he been assigned to duty on thergon and would early in the pleave for China. The Oregon remain in the Aslantic statical weeks and will later through the Mediterranea the Atlantic for New Yowrites he saw Ernest Kellger, who is instructor at Navy Yard at $180 per "Chuck" has attained his hietion to sail on the Oregon, hope may yet wear an Aduniform. Dr. W. H. Sayer of Los has purchased the practice Harris and arrived on Tuesday assume the duties of his neDr. Harris will move w/ family to Arizona. Tim Carroll has shippcarloads of ornamental trushrubbery to Los Angeles used upon residence stree 130 S. Lemon St. — Anaheim, CA SUPPLIES — G.E. LAMPS — SMALL APPLIANCES IRONS — TOASTERS — ETC. SALES & SERVICE QUALITY LIGHTING FIXTURES FENCES ALLIED FENCE & SUPPLIES INC. Install a Lifetime CHAIN LINK FENCE FOR REAL BEAUTY AND PROTECTION INDUSTRIAL AND RESIDENTIAL FOR FREE ESTIMATE FHA TERMS 1624 S. SPADRA RD. — FULLERTON LAMBERT 5-3427 RES. TOps 9-8087 NURSERY LEE'S For Easy Shopping LANDSCAPING Gift-O-Rama — Open Daily 8 to 8 — Sundays 9 to 5 BLUE & GOLD STAMPS 2009 E. CENTER ST. — KE 5-8431 RADIATOR SERVICE HARRISON DISTRIBUTOR REPAIRING — ONE DAY SERVICE — RECORING Work Guaranteed — New & Rebuilt Radiators for Sale PAUL'S RADIATOR REPAIR 301 S. Los Angeles St. — Anaheim — KE 5-8431 TIRES OK RUBBER WELDERS (Phelps) RECAPPING GUARANTEED TIRE TRUEING & BALANCING WHOLESALE & RETAIL 914 N. Los Angeles — Keystone 5-3895 T.V. & RADIO SALES & SERVICE ON ALL MARKS H. R. FOX & Co. 411 E. CENTER ST. — Anaheim — KE 5-8431 WHEEL ALIGNING AND BALANCINGGuaranteed Precision Work by Expert Technician SHIPKEY and PEARSON Goodyear Tireon 420 W. CENTER — Anaheim — KE 5-1197 — KE 5-1198 We Give AAM Green Stamps new arrival from the past. Consideration $1000. The sale was negotiated by Howard and Spahn. Mr. Eusarl will build a home in town. Electric care will begin running Sunday between Newport Beach and Los Angeles. Care run hourly, the last one arriving at the beach at midnight. Senator Jones was in town from Garden Grove on Monday. He states the Chino sugar factory will start operations next week. Sample beets from Talbert have polarized from 14 to 24 per cent sugar. The season promises to be a good one. Gus Strodthoff is ill with typhoid fever in his home here. He came in from Nevada ill with the disease. Dr. Harch contemplates the erection, at an early date, of a two story residence upon lots recently purchased by him in the Del Campo tract. R. Wisser will chaperone a party of Los Angeles sportsmen on Monday for a deer hunt in the Trabuca Mountains. I. Archer has let the contract weather hot? so what! It’s warm dishes in a comfy by cooking on an electric range Years Ago... August 1965 An enjoyable evening was parated in by those who attendthe card party given by the s of the Catholic church last day evening. The grand prizeried the winner of the highest bonus of games of whist in the treatment was exploded by fosm. Mrs. Seamans won the latter prize. Miss Lucy Wolnson and Mrs. Herman Stock compensation. Herman Buckle bed off the first gentleman's Joe Baum second and Peter son the consultation. Excellent equipment were served. A grading outfit with 100 head mines moved this week to fartherly place west of town for park upon the olpine roadbed. Other camp with 100 head of rock is near Buena Park. The laappliances are used for grading the roadbed. In some places grade is seven feet high. It is connected the railway will be committed some time in September. Joseph Hatfield has recently received a letter from his son George, in which he says he has been assigned to duty on the Oregon and would early in the present save for China. The Oregon will main in the Asiatic station sevral weeks and will later sail through the Mediterranean and the Atlantic for New York. He writes he saw Ernest Kellenburger, who is instructor at Cavite Navy Yard at $180 per month. Chuck' has attained his ambition to sail on the Oregon, and we hope may yet wear an Admiral's uniform. Dr. W. H. Sayer of Los Angeles has purchased the practice of Dr. Harris and arrived on Tuesday to assume the duties of his new field. Dr. Harris will move with his family to Arizona. Tim Carroll has shipped two carloads of ornamental trees and shrubbery to Los Angeles to be used upon residence streets. Dr. W. H. Sayer of Los Angeles has purchased the practice of Dr. Harris and arrived on Tuesday to assume the duties of his new field. Dr. Harris will move with his family to Arizona. Tim Carroll has shipped two carloads of ornamental trees and shrubbery to Los Angeles to be used upon residence streets. Wm. McLauchlin, who purchased the Spooner ranch west of town some months ago has sold the Valencia oranges from five acres for $3200 net, on the trees, which is considered a fancy price. A. C. Spaulding has presented the Chamber of Commerce with two mammoth stock beets, the larger weighing 35½ lbs. The beets were raised on his ranch near town. 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