oc-plain-dealer 1919-04-30

VICTORY RALLY AT OLINDA MON. NIGHT LARGELY ATTENDED OLINDA, April 30—(Special)—The Victory War Loan rally at the Olinda hall Monday evening was a grand success. The first thing was the truck train containing the war trophies and these were explained by returned soldier and sailor boys from Olinda and Yorba Linda. The next was the entertainment in the hall which consisted of numbers by the Fullerton high school, orchestra, a speech by Hon. Joe Burke, formerly of Olinda, song by Joffa Gaffe club, selection by the orchestra, talk by Prof. Knopf of the Fullerton High school on "The Fate of a Pool" two solos by Lillian Ryan, selections by orchestra, song by Joffa Gaffe club, talk by W. J. Travers on the Victory War Loan. The evenings entertainment closed by the orchestra playing a patriotic medley. We are all very proud of our girls and the high school. Mr. and Mrs. Chas Alkire of the Columbia lease attended the show in Anaheim Saturday evening. Mrs. J. M. Williams and children of the Columbia lease will move to Huntington Beach May 1st. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Case of Garden Grove called on friends on the Columbia lease Tuesday. Miss Allie Walker who has been head of the Columbia Boarding house for almost ten years has resigned, and her sister Mrs. Lucy Nelson has been appointed to fill the place. Miss Freida Williams who has been helping at the Columbia Boarding house for some time will go with her mother to Huntington Beach on May 1st. Mrs. James Tunis and Mrs. Effie Wiles of the West Coast lease motorized to Los Angeles Wednesday. Mrs. Will Campbell of the West Coast lease is visiting her mother in Placentia. SOCIAL AND PERSONAL L. M. Cox of Taft arrived Mon to spend some time here. F. T. Edmiston is continued to home, being ill with a severe cold. Miss Clara Hill underwent a minor operation at the Anaheim Hospital yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Russell spared three days in Alhambra, returning yesterday. Mrs. J. J. Perdomo and daughter Natalie will leave soon for their mer home in Michigan. Mrs. H. A. Hawley returned Monday from Los Angeles where she spent a couple of days with relatives. Mrs. M. E. Canby and Mr. Hathaway of the Blue Bird S made a business trip to Los Angeles Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Johnson of Habra are rejoicing over the arrival of a son Monday evening at the Anaheim Hospital. Mrs. F. A. Stenger of Los Angles returned home yesterday from Anaheim Hospital after being there for three weeks. Miss Margaret Johnson of Young Americans was operated on this morning at the local hospital, the operation being minor. Mrs. Dave Hamler and daughter Elva, left yesterday for the north part of the state and also will go Seattle, visiting her sisters, will be gone for the summer. Mrs. L. B. Spencer is spending several days with her son, F. A. Alexander and wife. Mr. and Mrs. Spencer have moved from Long Beach Santa Fe Springs. Mrs. J. L. Beeber and Mrs. Geo., Tedrick are in Santa Ana today, attendance as delegates to the county and state Sunday school convention being held there. Mrs. Millman and daughter this morning to make their home Riverside. Mrs. Millman is a side of M. Lichtenstein and Miss Milde Lichtenstein of the Style Shop. Sergeant Ford left yesterday the Spoakne from Wilmington his home in Oakland after spending over a month with his grandparents... YOUNG AMERICANS WILL HELP MARKET CALIFORNIA FRUIT Local exchange packing houses have just received proofs of advertising being used in a novel campaign to enlist juvenile Americans in marketing California citrus products. The advertising campaign has been started by the California Fruit Growers Exchange in The American Boy and The Youth's Companion. The advertising company, accompanied by a realistic half-tone cut, reads as follows: FREE TO BOYS. Instruction, blueprint, display material, booklet, "How to Make Money Selling Orange Juice", with which you start a business of your own, during the summer vacation. Real money. Great fun. Write us now. Just ask us for our "Orange Juice Plan for Boys." We'll send you absolutely free, everything mentioned above which includes a big Sunkist Lemon banner; a beautifully colored Corral in which you can pile oranges; an orange juice display in color; a blueprint with diagram which makes it easy for you to build the dandy orange juice stand illustrate below; a booklet of instructions, telling you just what to do, to start a business of your own in your neighborhood, selling orange juice and lemonade; and two receipts for the best kind of drinks to sell. Thousands of boys are going to sell orange juice and lemonade this summer—making real money and having great fun. If you wish we'll ship you a stand all ready to put together, with awning, your name printed on it, oil-cloth cover for the counter, glass orange juice extractor. Account book, cap and apron and all the other material mentioned above for $2.95 express charges prepaid to your front door. Write us now before all outfits are gone. Say, "Send me your free outfit with instructions" for which don't send any money; or send money order for $3.95 and say, "Send me a complete outfit with stand." This offer not good in Canada. Ask your father or mother. We are interested only in selling oranges and lemons. We make no profit on anything we send you. Write us today. California Fruit Growers Exchange Orange Juice Department Los Angeles been helping at the Columbia Boarding house for some time will go with her mother to Huntington Beach on May 1st. Mrs. James Tunis and Mrs. Effie Wiles of the West Coast lease motor-ed to Los Angeles Wednesday. Mrs. Will Campbell of the West Coast lease is visiting her mother in Placentia. this morning to make their home Riverside. Mrs. Millman is a sister of M. Lichtenstein and Miss Milde Lichtenstein of the Style Shop. Sergeant Ford left yesterday the Spoakne from Wilmington his home in Oakland after spending over a month with his grand-paRENT Mr. and Mrs. G. W.-Rolfe, of Garve, and also his aunt, Mrs. C. Reeks, and family. Mrs. Ree Miss Gladys Reeks and Mr. and M. Rolfe accompanied him to Wilmington. Mr. Ford received his discharge just before coming here. GRAHAMLOFTUS NEW GRAHAM-LOFTUS LEASE, Apr. 30—(Special)—Mr. and Mrs. S. Dwelly were the Sunday guests Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Dwelly. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Babbitt will leave May 5th for their ranch Butte county. Milton Varner's Studebaker was smashed while coming from the beach last Sunday. Mrs. G. Babbitt has been spending several days at her ranch near Monte. Mrs. Critton and son are at the ranch in the San Gabriel valley. A number of ladies from the and L. lease attended the all meeting of the P. T. A. at Breast Tuesday. Piano Players, Schmidt Music Co. PATENT FOR PICKER J. F. Franke of Santa Ana has secured the patent to his walker picker, which he has had on the market for nearly a year. He may application and immediately commenced the manufacture of the article, placing it on the market during the walnut picking season in year. The device is a simple one and a great backsaver, the picker consisting of a cone-shaped piece of iron the end of a stick, making it possible for the walnut picker to walk erect and pick up the nuts. Its greatest value is in cleaning up an orchard where the nuts are scattering. Wire spring at the mouth of the co- permits the entrance of the nut and holds it inside after it is forced thru the spring. If it's from Witman's, it's good. Specials in used talking machine this week at Weber's Book and Music Store. CHICAGO RAILROAD OFFICIAL INQUIRIES Write us now before all outfits are gone. Say, "Send me your free outfit with instructions" for which don't send any money; or send money order for $3.95 and say, "Send me a complete outfit with stand." This offer not good in Canada. Ask your father or mother. We are interested only in selling oranges and lemons. We make no profit on anything we send you. Write us today. California Fruit Growers Exchange Orange juice department, Los Angeles, California. Growers and shippers of Sunkist oranges and lemons. Let the New York Life Insurance Co. protect your loved ones. See J. Lloyd Moore, 104 E. Center. When glasses are needed, see Geo. L. Dietrich, 18 yrs. experience. F. A. M. Bank Bldg., Fullerton, Calif. ALEX H. Best Op 127 West Center Street The Orange County Plain Dealer, Anaheim, Calif. SOCIAL AND PERSONAL Ex of Taft arrived Monday some time here. Mistison is confined to his gill with a severe cold. Ms Hill underwent a minor at the Anaheim Hospital Mrs. W. L. Russell spent in Alhambra, returning W. Perdomo and daughter will leave soon for their forin Michigan. A. Hawley returned Mon-Los Angeles where she couple of days with relaE. Canby and Mr. H. T. of the Blue Bird Shop business trip to Los Angeles afternoon. Mrs. E. A. Johnson of La projoeling over the arrival monday evening at the AnaA. Stenger of Los Angeles some yesterday from the hospital after being there weeks. Gregaret Johnson of Yorba operated on this morning al hospital, the operation r. Rene Hamler and daughter, yesterday for the northern state and also will go to visiting her sisters. She be for the summer. I. Spencer is spending sevith her son, F. A. Alexan- ce. Mr. and Mrs. Spencer from Long Beach to springs. B. Beebe and Mrs. Geo. M. in Santa Ana today, in as delegates to the coun-cle Sunday school convened there. Man and daughter left to make their home in Mrs. Millman is a sister enstein and Miss Mildred of the Style Shop. Ford left yesterday on e from Wilmington for n Oakland after spending with his grandparents. I would be pleased if you would send me the Friday issue of your paper for awhile. If you could write me some time when you have a few moments on your hands, and nothing to do, it that time ever comes, with any advice you can give me in the matter, I shall be very much obliged, and hoping that I shall have the pleasure of meeting you some time, and perhaps become a resident of your locality, believe me. B—— The Plain Dealer, repleid in this fashion; My dear Mr. —— Referring to your very interesting letter of the 23rd in which you state you will be moving to California Jan. I and that you have been favorably impressed with the Anaheim district; I take pleasure in being the first to extend a welcome to you with the confidence that investigation will determine you to locate in Anaheim. I am told by traveling men that Orange-co, is now the most prosperous spot in the United States. Anaheim is certainly the livest city of its size, population about 6000, in the entire country, being the trading center for the richer, northern half of the county... I think I told you in a previous letter that the people of Orange-co enjoy the distinction of having the highest per capita wealth of any county in the country. With an area of about 700 square miles and population of about 50,000, the assessed valuation this year will exceed $100,000,000. Production of the county last year totalled more than $65,000,000 compared with $50,000,-000 the preceding year. The county has about 275 miles of paved roads, most of which are broad, asphaltum boulevards, affording easy access to the seashore in one direction and the mountain resorts with their trout lakes and streams in the other. A large section of the So. California oilfields lie in northern Orange-co The daily output now is around 75,-000. Anaheim is much interested in what is expected to prove a large expansion of these oilfields thru the location of the Chapman 4000-barrel gusher in what was formerly considered wild set territory. Within the has started the foundation for a $30,-000 apartment house which by the way might solve your city housing problems, at least until you could look around or build the kind of house you desired, since houses to buy or rent are almost unobtainable; the German Methodist church is to make some extensive improvements at an early date; a new grammar school will be built this year; Mr. Theodore Roberts will put up a fine business block; The Anaheim Elks lodge will erect a $45,000 clubhouse, and there are numerous other improvements already started or contemplated for this year. A still further criterion of our prosperity is the fact that Anaheim has representatives of practically all the leading makes of automobiles and a number of tractors. One Anaheim auto agency has been selling more than $20,000 worth of automobiles each month for the last three months. One Anaheim tractor agency has sold as high as 25 tractors within a month, making it the leading tractor agency in California. I believe I could go on for several pages more with reasons for the desirability of Anaheim as the one place in California for you to locate, but I will save more for the next time, if you are still interested. I would be pleased to know when you are actually in the market for an orange grove and I will place your name with some reliable realty dealers. I will add that I think you cannot go wrong if you purchase a good orange grove, well situated. It is not at all unusual for growers to receive from $5000 to $9000 from a ten acre grove, larger groves of course in proportion. 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Pre prepare your home in Mrs. Millman is a sister Einstein and Miss Mildred of the Style Shop. Ford left yesterday on a ride from Wilmington for Oakland after spending with his grand-parents, G. W. Rolfe, of Garden also his aunt, Mrs. C. A. family. Mrs. Reeks, Reeks and Mr. and Mrs. Empanied him to Wilmington received his discharge becoming here. MLOFTUS NEWS (MLOFTUS LEASE, April 11)—Mr. and Mrs. S. D. see the Sunday guests of Mrs. E. E. Babbitt will be 5th for their ranch in July. Earner's Studebaker card while coming from the Sunday. Ebbitt has been spending at her ranch near Elmont and son are at their San Gabriel valley. of ladies from the G. he attended the all day the P. T. A. at Brea onlayers, Schmidt Music Co. FOR PICKER take of Santa Ana has just patent to his walnut which he has had on the nearly a year. He made immediately com-manufacture of the ar-git on the market dur-ut pickling season last is a simple one and is saver, the picker consist-s-shaped piece of iron on stick, making it possible put picker to walk erect the nuts. Its greatest cleaning up an orchard, nuts are scattering. At the mouth of the cone entrance of the nut and leafter it is forced thru Witman's, it's good. used talking machines at Weber's Book and RAILROAD INQUIRES THE RANGE LAND It is only a few minutes drive to any ranch in this district—you can drive over these boulevards at the legal rate of 30 miles per hour. I think you are wise in waiting to be on the ground before making the purchase of a grove. It would be difficult to obtain options for longer than 30 or 60 days and then usually some money must be put up, because of the steady advance in the value of these ranches. Referring to the fact that you were impressed with the air of prosperity you observed at Anaheim: Anaheim packing houses this year will return $2,000,000 to citrus fruit growers compared with $1,000,000 last year and $350,000 two years ago. In the way of new improvements: The Anaheim Orange and Lemon Assn. has just completed a new $45,000 packing house; the Anaheim Methodist church starts next month on a $50,000 church; Mr. Vic LaMont "If It's From Witman's, It's Good" EX H. WITMAN, Jr., C EYESIGHT SPECIALIST Optical Service In Orange C ter Street For a $30,- by the housing you could kind of maintain; march is to provements grammar year; Mr. up a fine clubhouse, other im- or conserage rancher finds ample time to enjoy life at the seaside or in the mountains. Orange growing on a scientific basis now, which a man of your calibre will have no trouble in mastering and I can point to numerous other newcomers who have made a success of it. Again assuring you of a welcome to Anaheim, should you decide to locate here, and expressing the keen desire that you do, believe me, Sincerely, PAUL V. HESTER, Editor The Plain Dealer P.S. I almost forgot to refer to a most important point mention-ed in one of your queries. Anaheim was not bothered by cold weather last winter. Anaheim is so located between the mild air currents from off the ocean 16 miles away, and the mountain canyons that it has been very properly labelled the Frostless Belt. While other citrus growing districts have to use smudge pots all winter long, and suffer severe losses every other winter or so, as last winter, Anaheim is untouched, does not have a single smudge pot and saves on smudging the cost of the care of a ranch. Investigation will prove this to be correct. At New Fairyland TONIGHT AND THURSDAY Marguerite Clark IN HER BIG PICTURE "Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch" There is no more lovable character on the screen than Marguerite Clark and not more fascinating and lovable story than "Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch" - the two combined makes a photoplay which ever surpasses "Uncle Tom's Cabin." You Simply Can't Afford to Miss This Picture FRIDAY NIGHT ONLY OUR NEW STAR LOUIS BENNISON In "Sandy Burke of the U-Bar-U" This is a different Western Picture. Bennison owns a wonderful smile and a gun and he uses them both for love—and he wins. He will win you too, with his smile. Be sure to visit New Fairyland Friday evening and get acquainted with this new star. As a cowpuncher, Bennison is decidedly different. 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