oc-plain-dealer 1919-01-29

GROUP MEETING AT SANTA ANA FRIDAY OLINDA, Jan. 29 (Special)—The Centenary group meeting, including Anaheim, Brea, Olinda, Yorba Linda and Santa Ana will meet in the M.E. church at Santa Ana Friday evening, Bandnet at 7 o'clock, then a good program and speeches by prominent M.E. men. J.H. Wood of the Santa Ana lease has gone to work for the Standard on the Emery lease. Mr. and Mrs. A.T. Johnston of the Puente lease spent Sunday with Mr. Johnston's parents at Long Beach. Mrs. Egellon of the Orange lease is enjoying a visit from her mother, Mrs. Arp of Los Angeles. Uric Boschams of the naval station at San Pedro about the weekend with his brother Mr. Beauchamp on the Orange lease. Helen Johnston of the Puente lease spent Wednesday in Los Angeles. David Ross of the Columbia lease is able to sit up after quite an attack of the flim. Mrs. Thayne and children spent last week at the beautiful bessh home of P. Hanson at Eulahs. On Thursday they entertained informally Maynard Thayne and Walter Colt of Olinda, drone Wallace of Brea, Carolena Sickus of Anaheim, Robert Burns, Marlon Price and Clyde Goodykunta of Newport. Funeral services for the late Mrs. Charles Foster (nee Leather), a farmer Anaheim girl who passed away at her home in Chine Sunday evening will be held at the funeral parlor in China tomorrow morning 10 o'clock. Burial will be in cemetery at Pomona. Freddie Williams of Forbes spent Sunday afternoon at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.M. Williams of the Columbia lease. Imo Johnston, who has been quite sick, was able to sit up a little Sunday. Mrs. Haskell of the Union lease spent Monday with Mrs. Geo. Simpson of the Puente lease. Mr. Henry Connor and family of the Columbia lease visited the George Junior home Sunday afternoon. The well known "Boston" Pencil Sharpener 88c Linen Finished Writing Paper and Envelopes, in assorted tints, ribbon tied, in box, regular 50c value, 29c Weber's Book & Music Store 108 East Center St. Anaheim, Cal. RADIATOR TROUBLET RUTLEDGE REPAIRS RADIATORS Satisfaction Guaranteed 521 N. Main St. Santa Ana, Cal. Sandusky 10-20 Model J Tractor pulling three 14-inch ploughs 9 inches deep through sandy soil. Operated by Mr. Tiler, expert tractor mechanic with the Sandusky Tractor Co. at Center and Olive. "The 'Little Fellow with the Big Pull' has successfully operated through all kinds of soil, pulling three 14-inch ploughs 8 to 9 inches deep as well as 7 ft. double disc with 10 ft. spike tooth harrow and carrying four men. Walter and Day, Orange county agents for the tractor, have made arrangements to give immediate service to tractor purchasers by experienced tractor mechanics. Walter & Day Orange Co. Representatives of the Sandusky Tractor Center & Olive, Anaheim, Phone 511W THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER ANAHEIM Sunday with Mr. at Long Beach the Orange lease from her mother, Angeles. of the naval attack the week before Mr. Beaulance of the Puerto lease in Los Angeles. Columbia lease quite an attack children spent beautiful beach at Baliola. On entertained information and Whalat Wallace of Brea, Anghelm, Robert and Glyde Goodfor the late Mrs. passed away on Sunday even the funeral parrow morning will be in. Forbis spent the home of her J. M. Williams see has been quite a little Sunthe Union lease Mrs. Geo. Simpase, and family, of see visited the Sunday after- Bows, who volunteered with the Grizzlies at the beginning of the war, returned Saturday from six months' service in France, J. S. Hankins, employed on the Columbia lease, spent Sunday with his wife in Los Angeles. C. P. Scott, and family, accompanied by Miss Walker of the Columbia lease, motored to Orange County Park, Sunday afternoon Joe Kapper of the Columbia lease visited with friends in Los Angeles Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hilborn, Miss Lolita Hilburn and Miss King, visited the Hilborn ranch at Covina Sunday. GARDEN GROVE BOY WRITES FROM ROME GARDEN GROVE, Jan. 29 (Special)—In a letter received by Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Chaffee from their son, Capt. Burke S. Chaffee, M. R.C. dated Rome, Dec 22, 1918, he says in part: "I arrived in Rome yesterday in company with two colleagues from Evacuation hospital No. 8. A Canadian officer and an Italian lieutenant who has been stationed in the Alps and belong to that branch of service known as mountain guerrery. "Our trip from Nice to Rome was for the most part along the shores of the Mediterranean sea. The coast is very rocky and the mountains come down to the shore line and sharp projections of land extend some distance into the sea, forming large coves. For the greater part of the distance the steep hills are then have a preliminary by competent engineer the feasibility of the cost of construction the bond elections to use. The expenses per work sought $41000 which the bonds carried a opinion would be all that the four cities would have cur in advance of the if therefore contract into to pay large sum fore such work had by the bond election would jeopardize the bonds and would be the port of the industry making them... No man or set offer the vote of any or supposed cities, and plebe pay the taxed that they are get's worth and a will throw the bonds been made on their representatives. CUT JUSTICE CONSTANT A lot of justices The Union lease Mrs. Geo. Simpase, and family, of the Columbia again, is telegraph opaque, San Pedro, Ms. Mr. and Mrs. Santa Fe lease, to San Pedro of the Santa Feount and uncle, Hopkins, of Whitruck driver on spent the week in Los Angeles. Nelson of the week-end flower. Formerly of the man of Mrs. D. F. ROUBLET LEDGE HAIRS STATORS Satisfaction guaranteed Santa Ana, Cal. THE Italian officer I spoke of has taken me to some of the restaurants in Rome. One was an old church which dates back to about A.D. 100. Now one of the most famous eating places. He has been a real prince to us. We leave Rome Christmas even route to Paris and from there to Trever, Germany." Our trip from Nice to Rome was for the most part along the shores of the Mediterranean sea. The coast is very rocky and the mountain come down to the shore line and sharp projections of land extend some distance into the sea, forming large coves. For the greater part of the distance the steephills are, to a great extent, cultivated. Many grapes are grown, the chief product. I saw numerous orange and lemon groves. These gave evidence of having had little care. Yesterday afternoon we climbed a hill overlooking most of the city. We saw in the distance St. Peter's church, the Forum, monument to Victor Emanuel II (grandfather of the present king of Italy), the Pantheon, (a temple dedicated to all gods) and many other places of interest. Sunday evening. Today we visited some of the old churches, the Forum, the Colosseum and various other places. The guide filled us full of dope.' I guess part of it was true. We saw some very interesting views, to me by far the most interesting wore the Forum and the Colosseum. I saw the arena where the gladiators fought and where Christians were thrown to wild beasts. I stood on the forum from which Caesar addressed the multitudes and had pointed out to me many places of interest. The Italian officer I spoke of has taken me to some of the restaurants in Rome. One was an old church which dates back to about A.D. 100. Now one of the most famous eating places. He has been a real prince to us. We leave Rome Christmas even route to Paris and from there to Trever, Germany." Pro rata for each system be determined according to the service in would require from the outfall by multiplying the number of sever connections in said city by the number of miles that the city is distant from the ocean and adding the four products thus obtained together; the pro rata for each city would be the ratio of its product to the sum of all the products. Suppose that the appointees from the four cities meet and organize the joint board of directors to commence the work. Suppose they find there is no law for cities to thus co-operate in any undertaking; they would naturally ask the four city attorneys to meet with the assemblyman of this district to draft a law to fit the case. If such law was made comprehensive enough to include all classes of enterprises that cities anywhere in the state might wish to co-operate together in constructing, it would find favor and be supported by practically all the members of the legislature. Suppose that our assemblyman take the bill-back with him and get it introduced into each house as an emergency measure, keeping charge of it himself in the assembly and putting it in charge of the senator from this district in the senate. Suppose that these two members use their best endeavors to advance the measure on the files and enlist the friendly support of their fellow members for the bill, they will find no more trouble in securing its passage than in passing any other meritorious act. Their work will be greatly aided too if they join enlist the representative of the league of municipalities in the legislature in behalf of their bill. Since these city officials and members of the legislature are all drawing pay, there need be little, if any, extra expense in securing the needed legislation. Suppose the board of directors JANUARY CLEARANCE The strong appeal is the money-saving possibility. 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S POSITIONAL RULE SUGGESTIONS FOR ARMOR then have a preliminary survey made by competent engineers to determine the feasibility of the enterprise and to furnish date for an estimate of the cost of construction as a basis for the bond elections in the separate cities. The expense of all this preliminary work ought not to exceed $1000 which the cities would have to pay pro rata, no matter whether the bonds carried or not. In my opinion, this preliminary expense would be all that the trustees of the four cities would have a right to incur in advance of the bond election. If therefore contrasts were entered into to pay large sums for work before such work had been authorized by the bond elections, these contract would jeopardize the carrying of the bonds and would be entered into at the peril of the individual trustees making them. No man or set of men could deliver the vote of any one of these four supposed cities, and unless the people who pay the taxes can be assured that they are getting their money's worth and a square deal, they will throw the bonds down hard, no been made on their behalf by their representatives. CUT JUSTICES' AND CONSTABLES' PAY A lot of justices of the peace of county is transacted in the Santa Ana township court. Most of the justices whose salaries have been cut will not be underpaid. Aside from Santa Ana, the township court that has the most to do is that at Anaheim, which, however, nuder the new classification, gets a reduction for both justice and constable. ROY W. HAMILTON ELECTRIAN Kern Cycle Co. Pac 58 United States Food Administration License Number G-23177 Sam Hill Cash Grocery and Meat Market SEVEN STORES THREE MEAT MARKETS ONE BAKERY Santa Ana, Tustin, Orange And 110 E. Center St. ANAHEIM Hill's Quality BREAD 24 ounce CUT JUSTICES' AND CONSTABLES' PAY A lot of justices of the peace of Orange county may not know it, but on the first Monday of this month their salaries were cut. The high cost of living did not have anything to do with the slashing, but the county government act passed by the legislature two years ago did. Auditor Jerome has found that it takes a census bureau expert, a county statistician and a sage combined to know just what ought to be done. As Jerome finds the records, the salaries of the justices of the peace and constables of Anaheim and Fullerton are reduced from $60 a month to $25, and of Placetia and Huntington Beach from $25 to $10. The justices of Laguna Beach, Seal Beach, Tustin, La Habra, and Brea townships drop from $25 a month to $10. It is generally conceded that Orange county has a lot more townships than it needs. 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