oc-plain-dealer 1921-01-07

GRAND JURY URGES MARRIAGE LICENSE LAWS BE CHANGED Doesn't Want Santa Ana to Be Known As Gretna Green of So. Cal. The Orange-co.grand jury in filing its annual report with Superior Judge Williams today recommended that steps be taken to correct the impression that Santa Ana is the Gretna Green of So. Cal. After remarking that an examination showed the marriage license records were well kept, whereby when other contracting party was under age the required consent of the parent or guardian was secured, the grand jury deplores that Santa Ana is the starting point of so many unhappy matrimonial ventures. The grand jury then urgently recommends that Orange-co's representatives in the assembly do everything possible to have passed legislation requiring the residence of at least one of the contracting parties for at least 30 days in the county where and before application is made for a marriage license. The report continues that the books and records of various county officials have been examined and found to be correctly and neatly kept. It is recommended that the county's representatives in the state assembly urge legislation making possible the following salary changes for county officials. Present Proposed Salary Salary Clerk $2400 $3000 Sheriff 2500 3000 Recorder 2200 2600 Auditor 2200 2600 Treasurer 2000 2500 Tax Collector 2200 2600 SAYS BAD BUSINESS DUE TO CONSUMERS WASHINGTON, Jan. 7—The "consumers strike" against high prices due to an "unwise campaign promulgated by the government to persuade the public not to buy" and "unwise prosecution by the department of justice of retailers charged with profiteering," is responsible for the industrial deflation confronting the country. This is the claim of John P. Wood of Philadelphia, spokesman for the National Association of Wool Manufacturers, before the senate finance committee today. ANDRADE LOCATES STOLEN AUTO HERE Finds Car Unharmed on Street Corner. M. F. Andrade, deputy marshal, lastnight in answer to a telephone call from the police department of Los Angeles, began search for a stolen car—and found it. It was standing at the corner of Sycamore and Palm-ats, and, strangely, for a stolen car, was unharmed and nothing taken from it, not even the laprobes. There was also plenty of gas left, so Mr. Andrade is trying to figure out why the thieves left it there, and where they went. The car is now at the Romaine garage awaiting the arrival of the owner from Los Angeles. BIG BARGAIN SALES PROVE ATTRACTIVE Shoppers are finding some wonderful bargains at Anaheim stores these days. This is the one time of the year when the merchant is willing to take a loss, if necessary, in order to clear his shelves of the remainder. officials have been examined and found to be correctly and neatly kept. It is recommended that the county's representatives in the state assembly urge legislation making possible the following salary changes for county officials. Present: Proposed Salary Salary Clerk $2400 $3000 Sheriff 2500 3000 Recorder 2200 2600 Auditor 2200 2600 Treasurer 2000 2500 Tax Collector 2200 2600 Assessor 3000 3900 Dist. Atty. 2500 3600 Co. Supt. 2250 2600 There are also suggested increases in the salaries of various deputies and clerks. For instance, in the office of county clerk, it is recommended the chief deputy be increased from $150 to $175; two other deputies remain at $125; stenographer remain at $125 and copilot at $90. The grand jury found the county's school system in good shape and to be costing $1,850,000 per annum, of which $163,000 is contributed by the state. The remainder $1,687,000, is 65 pct. of the entire county's taxes. Most of the school buildings were found in good shape altho new buildings are recommended for some of the western districts, notably, Laurel Centralia, Magnolia and Savannah. The grand jury also recommenced the formation of the Orange-co cemetery district for the taking care of abandoned burying grounds. At the suggestion of the Orange-co W.C.T.U., a recommendation was included that in view of the fact there is considerable essence containing a high pct. of alcohol being consumed in the county for intoxicating purposes, the legislature be urged to take steps to prevent its manufacture and sale. CALIFORNIA LEADS U.S. IN OIL OUTPUT HOUSTON, Tex., Jan. 7.—The total crude oil production of the U.S. in 1920 was 442,615,596 barrels with California leading and Texas, Oklahoma, Louisiana and Kansas following in the order named, according to estimated figures compiled by A.J. Hazelot for the Oil Weekly and published here today. The total California production was approximately 105,000,000 barrels. Texas production aggregated 103,272,888 barrels; Oklahoma, 97,327,560; Louisiana, 39,109,022; Kansas, 32,559,126; Wyoming, 17,000,000; Illinois, 11,000,000; West Virginia, 9,500,000; Kentucky and Tennessee, 8,750,000; Pennsylvania, 8,500,000; Ohio, 6,500,000; Indiana, 1,000,000; New York, 750,000; Colorado, 200,000 and Montana, 150,000 barrels. MUSICAL PROGRAM AT WHITE TEMPLE Musical program at the Methodist church on Sunday afternoon. BIG BARGAIN SALES PROVE ATTRACTIVE Shoppers are finding some wonderful bargains at Anaheim stores these days. This is the one time of the year when the merchant is willing to take a loss, if necessary, in order to clear his shelves of the remainder of fall and winter stocks to get them out of the way before new spring and summer goods arrive. Anaheim stores always are most attractive for consumers from all over No. Orange-co. They are more so than ever these bargain days. Of particular interest just now are the clearance sales being conducted by Sebastian Bros., Falkenstein's. The Prince Store and S.Q.R. store. All have made announcement which any housewife recognizes as real slashing of prices. Anaheim stores can compete with Los Angeles stores in January clearance sales as well as at other times of the year. BURGLAR IMPRISONS GIRL WITHIN CLOSET LOS ANGELES, Jan. 7—An armed burglar looted the palatial residence of Mr. and Mrs. G.E.Brown, 491 Summit-ave, Pasadena, after forcing the couple's terrified 16-year-old daughter, Lois, who was alone in the house, into a closet, is was revealed today. Locking the girl in the closet, the burglar ransacked the house at his lelsure, damaging the expensive furnishings of the house and stealing two diamond rings valued at $500 each; articles of clothing and $60 from a baby's bank. BANDIT NEAR VENICE POSES AS OFFICER LOS ANGELES, Jan. 7—A bandit who posed as a county motorcycle officer as a means of halting motorists made his appearance on the highway between Los Angeles and Venice early today. The man halted J.F.Carter,Venice, on National boulevard, between Pico and Wilshire-blvd,taking Carter's watch and $8. LA HABRAN IS DEAD OF HEART FAILURE Vercente Ortiz ,45.of La Habra dropped dead of heart failure at his home this morning. An inquiry was held at the undertaking parlor of Angus McAulay at 1:30 p.m.and a verdict of heart failure rendered. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m.tomorrow at the home.Interment will be in Anaheim cemetery.Decedent is survived by his widow. HAS LOCAL POLICE RECORD Adrian Hoffman arrested yesterday on a bad check charge,has a lo MUSICAL PROGRAM AT WHITE TEMPLE Musical program at the Methodist White Temple Sunday, Jan. 9, is as follows: SUNDAY MORNING MUSIC Voluntary, Song Without Words... Lemare Processional Anthem, As Pants the Hart...Handel (Adapted to the celebrated Largo from Xerxes) Offertory, Chopin Baritone Solo, The Holy City...Adams Mr. G. Jackson Postlude, Morse SUNDAY EVENING MUSIC Voluntary, Lacata... Rogers Processional Anthem, There's a Friend in the Homeland... Havens Offertory, Godard Postlude, Tanhauser March...Wagner DUGAS HEADLINER IN JAZZ BOWLING In the "Jazz Day" bowling tourney Dugas was the headliner, coping high single series with 587 and doubling with Shulz, totaled 1185. Tonight Yungbluths will meet the Sanitary Market and Studebakers clash with James' Vulcanizers in the City League. Much interest is being aroused in the City League by reason of the meteoric career of the First Nationals who have won 13 straight games. MERCURY LAST NIGHT Minimum temperature last night as reported by Anaheim Orange & Lemon Assn., was 40 at 5 a.m. Dr. C. B. O'Toole, Physician and Surgeon, Phone, Residence 546; Office 569 OF HEART FAILURE Vercente Ortiz, 45, of La Habra dropped dead of heart failure at his home this morning. An inquest was held at the undertaking parlor of Angus McAulay at 1:30 p.m. and a verdict of heart failure rendered. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow at the home. Interment will be in Anaheim cemetery. Decedent is survived by his widow. HAS LOCAL POLICE RECORD Adrian Hoffman, arrested yesterday on a bad checko charge, has a local police record, Marshal Steadman said today. He was arrested here about a month ago by Deputy Marshal Tex Chonte after running into a telephone pole on the Buena Parkrd and arraigned before Judge Howard on the charge of driving while intoxicated. His mother came before the judge and paid a fine of $25 after which he was released. HASN'T BEEN TARRED YET M. C. Goff was working today on blue-prints as tho no tar and feather sentence was hanging over him. Altho he had re-read a threatening letter sent after he reduced wages of carpenters working on the new Elks building from $8 to $6 a day he admitted this afternoon he hadn't even heard a "footstep in the shadow." BEAUTIFUL WOMAN SERIOUSLY BURNED LOS ANGELES, Jan. 7—Mrs. S. A. D. Shilling, beautiful wife of a wealthy retired business man, was seriously burned today when the oven of a gas stove exploded in her apartment at $29 Pine-ave, Long Beach. PALMER SAYS DEBS WILL BE RELEASED NEW YORK, Jan. 7—The release of Eugene V. Debs, and other political prisoners is promised by Atty. Gen. Palmer in a letter received by John Sullivan, president of the Central Trades and Labor Council, Sullival stated today. The Orange high school basketball team tackled the Hollywood quintet in a practice game this afternoon on the Hilltoppers' courts. ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN I LEADING NEWSPAPER IN NORTHERN ORANGE COUNTY Anaheim, California, Friday, January 7, 1921 CAL. SENATE VOTES AGAINST JAPANESE BY 29 TO 0 TODAY Bill Asking Protective Triff on Quicksilver Is Also Passed. SACRAMENTO, Jan. 7.—The state senate today passed Senator Inman's anti-Japanese resolution by a vote of 29 to 0. The resolution is addressed to the U. S. senate and protests against any treaty being made with Japan which would extend the rights of American citizenship to the subjects of Japan. It also declares that any use of the federal treaty-making power to nullify the alien land law of California would be regarded by the legislature as an invasion of the state's rights. The senate also passed without dissenting vote, Senator Rigdon's resolution asking congress to adopt immediately a protective tariff on quicksilver. The resolution stated that the importation of large quantities of quicksilver from Spain, mined by convict labor, has forced all of the quicksilver mines in California to close down or go into the hands of receivers. The railroad lobby was walloped last night by the emergency committee on revenue and taxation, it became known today. The committee, on the grounds that it was only for the benefit of the So. Pac. and other railroads, quashed a plan to tax gasoline and autos, Assemblyman Wright, San Jose, said. TAXES OF SO. CALIF. EXCEED 81 STATES Tax returns of the Sixth internal revenue district during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1920, and the PRESENTS NEED OF WOMEN'S DEPT. IN FARMER'S BUREAU C. L. Crumrine Reports to La Habra Center on Efforts to Increase Lemon Tariff. There should be a women's department of the Orange-co Farm Bureau, Mrs. L. A. Garretson, who has had wide experience with farmers' organizations in the east, asserted in an interesting address last night before the La Habra Farm Center. There is a wide field for cooperation between farmers and their wives thru such organizations she said, women being particularly interested in rural home and garden problems which can be best handled in that way. H. B. Woodrough addressed the Center on the value of the Farm Bureau and urged every farmer in the La Habra valley to align himself with the organization. C. L. Crumrine, of the La Habra Citrus Exchange, gave a report of the Citrus Protective league and told of the efforts being made to get the proposed lemon tariff increased from 1¼ c to 2c. Following the program, a banquet was served. McCORD RECOVERS FROM HICCOUGHING A. B. McCord was back at his post as cashier of the Anaheim National bank this morning after a four days' attack of a very severe hiccoughing. He looks as fit as ever. As a result of an item in The Plain Dealer, he states he received numerous suggestions as to how to stop the attack. There were more than two EX-CHIEF OF GREEK WAR COUNCIL KILLED LONDON, Jan. 7.—Col. Fatzeas, former president of the Greek war council at Athens, has been assassinated by unknown persons, said an Exchange Telegraph dispatch from Athens today. Under the regime of former Premier Venizelos at Athens, Col. Fatzeas was chief of the general martial, which sentenced 2000 persons, 140 of them to death. The Athena police are searching the city for the assassins. REAL ESTATE MEN ELECT OFFICERS B. V. Beebe Is Elected Temporary Chairman. Temporary officers of the Anaheim Real Estate Dealera Asan were elected at the meeting held yesterday afternoon in the C. of C. rooms and a committee on organization appointed which will meet Saturday morning to draft by-laws for the organization. Following the meeting of the committee another meeting of the organization will be held and permanent officers elected. Temporary officers are: B. V. Beebe, chairman and Walter Ross, secretary. The committee on organization is composed of H. O. Henderson, G. H. Grefe, Fritz Horbach, H. E. Dedy of the Lyons Realtory Co., a new-comer, and Godfrey Stock. SLEEPER INTERESTED IN MERRITT'S IDEA County Assessor James Sleeper, in Anaheim this week, is much interested in the suggestion of City Clerk Merritt that experienced contractors and carpenters be employed by the city to assist the city assessor in arriving at an up-to-date appraisal of property. last night by the emergency committee on revenue and taxation, it became known today. The committee, on the grounds that it was only for the benefit of the So. Pac. and other railroads, quashed a plan to tax gasoline and autos, Assemblyman Wright, San Jose, said. TAXES OF SO. CALIF. EXCEED 31 STATES Tax returns of the Sixth internal revenue district during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1920, and the calendar year ending Dec. 31, 1920, exceed those of 31 states, according to the annual report of the secretary of the treasury, a copy of which has been received by Collector of Internal Revenue Carter. Exactly $50,603,087.34 was collected during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1920, from the counties making up the local district. The counties are Los Angeles, San Diego, Imperial, Santa Barbara, Riverside, Orange, Kern, Ventura, San Bernardino and San Luis Obispo. Collections for the calendar year just ended ran up to $54,717,404.67. In the amount of federal taxes collected during the year California claimed seventh place. SALEM EVANGELICAL CHANGES SERVICES A change has been made in the order of services at the Salem Evangelical church. In the morning there will be two sermons, one in English and the other in German. The English service will begin at 9:30, followed by Sunday school at 10:15, and the German service at 11:15. The pastor, Rev. F. H. Doescher, extends a cordial invitation to all English speaking people, not affiliated with other churches, to attend the English service. There will be the usual Sunday evening services at 7:30. 200 RESERVATIONS FOR C. OF C. DINNER Malcom A. Fraser, secretary of the C. of C., was authorized at the weekly meeting of directors at noon today at the Dew Drop Inn, to guarantee 200 dinners to the ladies of the First Methodist church for the annual dinner of the C. of C. More than 100 of these tickets have already been sold and others who wish them must get their reservations to the C. of C. by noon Saturday. It is possible that the number may be raised after noon tomorrow. 2 NEAR DEATH; MANY HURT IN EXPLOSION MUNCIE, Ind., Jan. 7.—A series of explosions of uncertain origin in the plant of the Indiana General Service Co. here today resulted in injury to several workmen, two of whom may die. One man, whom rescuers were unable to reach, was reported dead in a deep pit. McCORD RECOVERS FROM HICCOUGHING A. B. McCord was back at his post as cashier of the Anaheim National bank this morning after a four days’ attack of a very severe hiccoughing. He looks as fit as ever. As a result of an item in The Plain Dealer, he states he received numerous suggestions as to how to stop the attack. There were more than two dozen long distance calls. One of the most effective methods to obtain relief was to place his hands on his temples while someone held his nose and gave him a drink of water. He found a hypodermic injection made him very sick at his stomach. He also tried a drink of vanilla extract and numerous other suggestions. B. F. Moore, 1002 E. Chestnut-st., Santa Ana, was only one of the many to suggest remedies. He says his remedy is infallible. He has seen it work and says that the action is almost instantaneous, causing the hiccups to stop in a few minutes. A spoonful of diluted vinegar is the magical medicine that will do the work, he says. It is as simple as it is infallible, he declares. It works every time, according to Moore, who says he “regrets that anyone should be suffering from hiccoughs when this simple and neverfalling remedy, guaranteed to be absolutely harmless is always at hand.” W. ANAHEIM WATER CO. PLANS NEW WELL Directors of the West Anaheim Water Co. last evening decided to recommend to the meeting of stockholders next Monday that another well be put down. The company has two 10-inch wells, 147 feet deep, from one pit. These are said to be two of the best wells in the county, affording 150 inches of water, ample for the needs of the original stockholders. There have been issued 250 shares now considered worth $40 each. Enough other lands are now irrigated to justify issuing 150 additional shares. However, it is probable only 100 more shares will be issued. MILLIONAIRE PRESS MANAGER SUCCUMBS James G. Scripps, active head of all the Scripps newspapers and of the United Press association, died at 1:30 today at his So. Cal. home in Miramar. Mr. Scripps had been ill about three weeks. Mr. Scripps, who was many times a millionaire, came to So. Cal. 15 years ago and had since that time made his home in this section. He had often passed thru Anaheim. FIRE IN BUSINESS SECTION KILLS 8 The expense to the C. of C. for plumbing and office fixtures in the new quarters on No. Los Angeles-st, which will be O.K.’d immediately and paid, amounted to between $600 and $650, Malcon A. Fraser, secretary stated today. The total expense to the C. of C., the Western Union and the Auto Club of So. Cal., amounted to more than $2000, but only the above amount was billed against the C. of C. All this money, with the exception of the W. U. furniture, was spent in Anaheim. JASPER-CO. IA.. PICNIC SUNDAY Former residents of Jasper-co., Iowa, are planning a picnic to be held at Brookside Park. Pasadena, Sunday. Everyone who comes is instructed to bring a well filled lunch basket. Cooking facilities may be found on the grounds, John J. Hamilton, E. J. Salmon, Vesther H.-Mor 2 NEAR DEATH; MANY HURT IN EXPLOSION MUNCIE, Ind., Jan. 7.—A series of explosions of uncertain origin in the plant of the Indiana General Service Co. here today resulted in injury to several workmen, two of whom may die. One man, whom rescuers were unable to reach, was reported dead in a deep pit. EYES INJURED WHEN GLASSES ARE BROKEN Guy Campbell seriously injured his eyes yesterday afternoon when he accidently broke his glasses on his face, inflicting cuts. He was taken to the Fullerton general hospital where he was attended by Dr. Lang. It is not yet determined whether he will lose the sight of one of his eyes from the accident or not, but the worst is feared. FIRE IN BUSINESS SECTION KILLS 8 LITTLE ROCK, Ark., Jan. 7.—Eight persons lost their lives in a fire originating in a rooming house in the downtown section of England, Ark., early today. KEMPER WILL BUILD BUNGALOW Art Kemper will start construction tomorrow of a $5000 bungalow home on Broadway, near West-st. It is being erected by Pember Bros., contractors. It is to be completed early in February. Let a Plain Dealer Classified Messenger CARRY YOUR MESSAGE TO THE PEOPLE OF NORTHERN ORANGE COUNTY. IT IS A PROVEN ADVERTISING MEDIUM THAT GETS SURE RESULTS. JAMES G. Scripps, active head of all the Scripps newspapers and of the United Press association, died at 1:30 today at his So. Cal. home in Miramar. Mr. Scripps had been ill about three weeks. Mr. Scripps, who was many times a millionaire, came to So. Cal. 15 years ago and had since that time made his home in this section. He had often passed thru Anaheim. FIRE IN BUSINESS SECTION KILLS 8 LITTLE ROCK, Ark., Jan. 7.—Eight persons lost their lives in a fire originating in a rooming house in the downtown section of England, Ark., early today. KEMPER WILL BUILD BUNGALOW Art Kemper will start construction tomorrow of a $5000 bungalow home on Broadway, near West-st. It is being erected by Pember Bros., contractors. It is to be completed early in February. ABERNATHY SUIT MONDAY The suit of J. R. Abernathy against the Anaheim grammar school board for money alleged due him will be heard in the superior court in Santa Ana Monday. Attorney Moseley, formerly his lawyer, has withdrawn from the case because of his connection with the district attorney's office and Mr. Abernathy will be represented by Attys. George H. Woodruff and Leonard Evans. TEACHERS RAP AGITATORS The Santa Ana City Teachers' league yesterday afternoon adopted a rhging resolution denouncing activities of "agitators" attempting to enroll teachers in "one big union." The teachers also discussed plans for an affair at which an address will be given by Frederick Warde, Mission Play actor. FINED FOR DRIVING OVER HOSE F. R. Galvan, of Santa Ana was $10 poorer in pocket today, having been fined on a charge of driving over the fire hose during the fire at Santa Ana. The hose had been disconnected and the water was being removed preparatory to rolling up the hose in order to carry it back to the fire station. Dance at Olinda Thursday. If it's from Witman's - It's Good. Warehouse Space - Phone 158- AIN DEALER. TWENTY-FOURTH YEAR OFFERS TO START DRILL AT STANTON IN 90 DAYS R. W. Edens, of Fullerton, Wants at Least 500 Acres for Seven Companies He Represents. About 150 property owners were present last night at the meeting held at the Stanton city hall to discuss leasing property for oil drilling in that vicinity. R. W. Edens, of Fullerton, who has been active in the development of the Huntington Beach fields and who is connected with seven different companies, was present and read a lease under the terms of which he is willing to lease the property. He does not propose a community lease as was proposed at the recent meeting held by ranchers and farmers at Magnolia school. The terms of his lease which would run for 20 years, however, are attractive, providing that the company when leaving the lease shall leave everything just as it was found unless the owner desires a well in which only water is found to be left which will be done on payment to the company of three fourths of the actual cost of the casing. The company also agrees to take up as little space as possible, interfere in no way with irrigation ditches nor block the owner fromgress and pay full value for any damages that may be inflicted. A royalty of one-sixth is offered and if a well is brot in each lessor who may have leased his land at that time will receive $10 an acre per month until the termination of the lease. The company will hold the property on which the well is until it runs out, be that 20 on 100 years, but all the other property will revert back to the lessor at the end of 20 years. If the first well is drilled to a depth of PUBLIC NURSE COM. WILL MEET SATURDAY Those appointed on the Public Health Nursing committee are requested to attend a meeting to be held Saturday afternoon at 3:30 at the council chamber, city hall, cor. Emily and Center-sts. It is important that all members of this committee be present. EISENHAUER HAVING BLDG. PLANS DRAWN Gets Thru Escrow Title to Additional 50 Feet. F. G. Eisenhauer, of the Anaheim Pharmacy, who recently purchased 30 feet frontage on the southwest corner of Clementine and W. Center-st, yesterday got through escrow title to an additional 50 feet frontage next to the west. The property will be 140 feet deep to Chestnut-st after allowing 9½ feet for widening Center-st. Eisenhauer will now proceed with having an architect draw plans for a two-story brick or hollow tile building to cover the entire 80 feet frontage and at least 80 feet deep. The first floor will be divided into three and possibly four storerooms while the upper floor will be devoted to apartments. $55,000 PAID FOR 13 ACRES ORANGES Papers were in escrow today in INTERESTED RRITT'S IDEA Sor James Sleeper, in week, is much intergestion of City Clerk experienced contractors be employed by the city assessor in arto-date appraisal of property. Oper promised his coveloping the idea. NY HURT, $45,000 BLAZE CITY, Mich., Jan. 7— it death, several were score had narrow escacused $45,000 damelm block last night. 22, was killed when the fifth story. Mrs. 74, was overcome led on the way to a HOOLS FOR ABERNATHY grammar schools will day, it was stated to office of C. C. Smith, after that teachers subtended the Abernathy superior court at Sanschools may remain and Wednesday, but will be made Monday NEW YEAR'S; Baker's RANCH East St. Louis, who him New Year's day, the Baker ranch on love-rd, and is moving home. He states he splendidly and conning here permanent- OFFICES COST $600 to the C. of C. for office fixtures in the No. Los Angeles-st. O.K.'d immediately dated to between $600 from A. Fraser, secrety. The total expense in the Western Union Club of So. Cal., more than $2000, but amount was billed of C. All this money, son of the W. U. furment in Anaheim. PICNIC SUNDAY events of Jasper-co, a picnic to be held park. Pasadena, Sunwho comes is ing a well filled lunch facilities may be bounds, John J. Hammon, Vester H. Mor- INTERESTED RRITT'S IDEA Sor James Sleeper, in week, is much intergestion of City Clerk experienced contractors be employed by the city assessor in arto-date appraisal of property. Oper promised his coveloping the idea. NY HURT, $45,000 BLAZE CITY, Mich., Jan. 7— it death, several were score had narrow escacused $45,000 damelm block last night. 22, was killed when the fifth story. Mrs. 74, was overcome led on the way to a HOOLS FOR ABERNATHY grammar schools will day, it was stated to office of C. C. Smith, after that teachers subtended the Abernathy superior court at Sanschools may remain and Wednesday, but will be made Monday NEW YEAR'S; Baker's RANCH East St. Louis, who him New Year's day, the Baker ranch on love-rd, and is moving home. He states he splendidly and conning here permanent- OFFICES COST $600 to the C. of C. for office fixtures in the No. Los Angeles-st. O.K.'d immediately dated to between $600 from A. Fraser, secrety. The total expense in the Western Union Club of So. Cal., more than $2000, but amount was billed of C. All this money, son of the W. U. furment in Anaheim. PICNIC SUNDAY events of Jasper-co, a picnic to be held park. Pasadena, Sunwho comes is ing a well filled lunch facilities may be bounds, John J. Hammon, Vester H. Mor- INTERESTED RRITT'S IDEA Sor James Sleeper, in week, is much intergestion of City Clerk experienced contractors be employed by the city assessor in arto-date appraisal of property. Oper promised his coveloping the idea. NY HURT, $45,000 BLAZE CITY, Mich., Jan. 7— it death, several were score had narrow escacused $45,000 damelm block last night. 22, was killed when the fifth story. Mrs. 74, was overcome led on the way to a HOOLS FOR ABERNATHY grammar schools will day, it was stated to office of C. C. Smith, after that teachers subtended the Abernathy superior court at Sanschools may remain and Wednesday, but will be made Monday NEW YEAR'S; Baker's RANCH East St. Louis, who him New Year's day, the Baker ranch on love-rd, and is moving home. He states he splendidly and conning here permanent- OFFICES COST $600 to the C. of C. for office fixtures in the No. Los Angeles-st. O.K.'d immediately dated to between $600 from A. Fraser, secrety. The total expense in the Western Union Club of So. Cal., more than $2000, but amount was billed of C. All this money, son of the W. U. furment in Anaheim. PICNIC SUNDAY events of Jasper-co, a picnic to be held park. Pasadena, Sunwho comes is ing a well filled lunch facilities may be bounds, John J. Hammon, Vester H. Mor- INTERESTED RRITT'S IDEA Sor James Sleeper, in week, is much inter­ gestion of City Clerk experienced contractors be employed by the city assessor in ar­to-date appraisal of property. Oper promised his co­veloping the idea. NY HURT, $45,000 BLAZE CITY, Mich., Jan. 7— it death, several were scored had narrow esca­cused $45,000 dam­elm block last night. 22, was killed when the fifth story. Mrs. 74, was overcome led on the way to a HOOLS FOR ABERNATHY grammar schools will day, it was stated to office of C. C. Smith, after that teachers sub­tended the Abernathy superior court at San­schools may remain and Wednesday, but will be made Monday NEW YEAR'S; Baker's RANCH East St. Louis, who him New Year's day, the Baker ranch on love-rd, and is moving home. He states he splendidly and con­ning here permanent- OFFICES COST $600 to the C. of C. for office fixtures in the No. Los Angeles-st. O.K.'d immediately dated to between $600 from A. Fraser, secre­ty. The total expense in the Western Union Club of So. Cal., more than $2000, but amount was billed of C. All this money, son of the W. U. fur­ment in Anaheim. PICNIC SUNDAY events of Jasper-co, a picnic to be held park. Pasadena, Sun­who comes is in­g a well filled lunch facilities may be bounds, John J. Ham­mon, Vester H. Mor- INTERESTED RRITT'S IDEA Sor James Sleeper, in week, is much inter­ gestion of City Clerk experienced contractors be employed by the city assessor in ar­to-date appraisal of property. Oper promised his co­veloping the idea. NY HURT, $45,000 BLAZE CITY, Mich., Jan. 7— it death, several were scored had narrow esca­cused $45,000 dam­elm block last night. 22, was killed when the fifth story. Mrs. 74, was overcome led on the way to a HOOLS FOR ABERNATHY grammar schools will day, it was stated to office of C. C. Smith, after that teachers sub­tended the Abernathy superior court at San­schools may remain and Wednesday, but will be made Monday NEW YEAR'S; Baker's RANCH East St. Louis, who him New Year's day, the Baker ranch on love-rd, and is moving home. He states he splendidly and con­ning here permanent- OFFICES COST $600 to the C. of C. for office fixtures in the No. Los Angeles-st. O.K.’d immediately dated to between $600 from A. Fraser, secre­ty. The total expense in the Western Union Club of So. Cal., more than $2000, but amount was billed of C. All this money, son of the W. U. fur­ment in Anaheim. PICNIC SUNDAY events of Jasper-co, a picnic to be held park. Pasadena, Sun­who comes is in­g a well filled lunch facilities may be bounds, John J. Ham­mon, Vester H. Mor- INTERESTED RRITT'S IDEA Sor James Sleeper, in week, is much inter­ gestion of City Clerk experienced contractors be employed by the city assessor in ar­to-date appraisal of property. Oper promised his co­veloping the idea. NY HURT, $45,000 BLAZE CITY, Mich., Jan. 7— it death, several were scored had narrow esca­cused $45,000 dam­elm block last night. 22, was killed when the fifth story. Mrs. 74, was overcome led on the way to a HOOLS FOR ABERNATHY grammar schools will day, it was stated to office of C. C. Smith, after that teachers sub­tended the Abernathy superior court at San­schools may remain and Wednesday, but will be made Monday NEW YEAR'S; Baker's RANCH East St. Louis, who him New Year's day, the Baker ranch on love-rd, and is moving home. He states he splendidly and con­ning here permanent- OFFICES COST $600 to the C. of C. for office fixtures in the No. Los Angeles-st. O.K.’d immediately dated to between $600 from A. Fraser, secre­ty. The total expense in the Western Union Club of So. Cal., more than $2000, but amount was billed of C. All this money, son of the W. U. fur­ment in Anaheim. PICNIC SUNDAY events of Jasper-co, a picnic to be held park. Pasadena, Sun­who comes is in­g a well filled lunch facilities may be bounds，John J.Ham­mon,Vester H.Mor- INTERESTED RRITT'S IDEA Sor James Sleeper，in week，is much inter­ gestion of City Clerk experienced contractors be employed by the city assessor in ar­to-date appraisal of property. Oper promised his co­veloping the idea. NY HURT， $45，000 BLAZE CITY，Mich.,Jan．7— it death，several were scored had narrow esca­cused $45，000 dam­elm block last night. 22，was killed when the fifth story。Mrs．74，was overcome led on the way to a HOOLS FOR ABERNATHY grammar schools will day，it was stated to office of C.C.Smith， after that teachers sub­tended the Abernathy superior court at San­schools may remain and Wednesday，但 will be made Monday NEW YEAR'S; Baker's RANCH East St.Louis，who him New Year's day， the Baker ranch on love-rd，and is moving home。He states he splendidly and con­ning here permanent- OFFICES COST $600 to the C.C.Smith， after that teachers sub­tended the Abernathy superior court at San­schools may remain and Wednesday，但 will be made Monday NEW YEAR'S; Baker's RANCH East St.Louis，who him New Year's day， the Baker ranch on love-rd，and is moving home。He states he splendidly and con­ning here permanent- OFFICES COST $600 to the C.C.Smith， after that teachers sub­tended the Abernathy superior court at San­schools may remain and Wednesday，但 will be made Monday NEW YEAR'S; Baker's RANCH East St.Louis，who him New Year's day， the Baker ranch on love-rd，and is moving home。He states he splendidly and con­ning here permanent- OFFICES COST $600 to the C.C.Smith， after that teachers sub­tended the Abernathy superior court at San­schools may remain and Wednesday，但 will be made Monday NEW YEAR'S; Baker's RANCH East St.Louis，who him New Year's day， the Baker ranch on love-rd，and is moving home。He states he splendidly and con­ning here permanent- OFFICES COST $600 to the C.C.Smith， after that teachers sub­tended the Abernathy superior court at San­schools may remain and Wednesday，但 will be made Monday NEW YEAR'S; Baker's RANCH East St.Louis，who him New Year's day， the Baker ranch on love-rd，and is moving home。He states he splendidly and con­ning here permanent- OFFICES COST $600 to the C.C.Smith， after that teachers sub­tended the Abernathy superior court at San­schools may remain and Wednesday，但 will be made Monday NEW YEAR'S; Baker's RANCH East St.Louis，who him New Year's day， the Baker ranch on love-rd，and is moving home。He states he splendidly and con­ning here permanent- OFFICES COST $600 to the C.C.Smith， after that teachers sub­tended the Abernathy superior court at San­schools may remain and Wednesday，但 will be made Monday NEW YEAR'S; Baker's RANCH East St.Louis，who him New Year's day， the Baker ranch on love-rd，and is moving home。He states he splendidly and con­ning here permanent- OFFICES COST $600 to the C.C.Smith， after that teachers sub­tended the Abernathy superior court at San­schools may remain and Wednesday，但 will be made Monday NEW YEAR'S; Baker's RANCH East St.Louis，who him New Year's day， the Baker ranch on love-rd，and is moving home。He states he splendidly and con­ning here permanent- OFFICES COST $600 to the C.C.Smith， after that teachers sub­tended the Abernathy superior court at San­schools may remain and Wednesday，但 will be made Monday NEW YEAR'S; Baker's RANCH East St.Louis，who him New Year's day， the Baker ranch on love-rd，and is moving home。He states he splendidly and con­ming here permanent- OFFICES COST $600 to the C.C.Smith， after that teachers sub­tended the Abernathy superior court at San­schools may remain and Wednesday，但 will be made Monday NEW YEAR'S; Baker's RANCH East St.Louis，who him New Year's day， the Baker ranch on love-rd，and is moving home。He states he splendidly and con­ming here permanent- OFFICES COST $600 to the C.C.Smith， after that teachers sub­tended the Abernathy superior court at San$$chools may remain and Wednesday，但 will be made Monday NEW YEAR'S; Baker's RANCH East St.Louis，who him New Year's day， the Baker ranch on love-rd，and is moving home。He states he splendidly and con£thernity operating in the south. Rudorf looked badly worried when arranged before Judge Cox this morning on five complaints preferred by Orange-co merchant who asserted they were victims of Rudorf.The date for a preliminary hearing was set for Feb 1. 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PICKNIC SUNDAY events of Jasper-co, a picnic to be held park.Verset H.Mor- INTERESTED RRITT'S IDEA Sor James Sleeper ,in week ,is much inter- gestion of City Clerk experienced contractors be employed by the city assessor in ar- tio-date appraisal of property. Ooper promised his coveloping the idea. NY HURT , $45 , 8D CoL . for office fixtures in No . Los Angeles-st . O.K.’d immediately dated to between $600 from A . Fraser , secre- ty . The total expense in Western Union Club of So . Cal., more than $200 PICNIC SUNDAY events of Jasper-co, a picnic to be held at Park. Pasadena, Sunning who comes in ing a well filled lunch facilities may be bounds, John J. Hammon, Vester H. Morwill speak. The plectit 11 a.m. and conm. Dire threats are invitation to former attats if they fail to attain. SUIT MONDAY R. Abernathy against hammar school board due due him will be superior court in Santa Attorney Moseley, forlayer, has withdrawn because of his connecstrict attorney's offernalty will be reprens. George H. WoodElvans. RAP AGITATORS A City Teachers' leaferternoon adopted a denouncement activision attempting to enone big union." Also discussed plans at which an address by Frederick Wardetor. LIVING OVER HOSE of Santa Ana was rocket today, having a charge of driving during the fire at the hose had been disheated the water was being history to rolling up to carry it back to Linda Thursday. Witman's—it's Good. race — Phone 158— FOR H. S. STUDENTS The Anaheim high school contemplates a very active evening tonight, stated Principal J. A. Clayes this morning. Juniors will have a party at the high school auditorium and Sophomores will picnic at Seal Beach. The basketball team will go to Hollywood and try to avenge the defeat by Covina Monday night. The new high school press has been set up and is ready for business, Mr. Clayes also stated. 1921 W. S. S. ISSUE NOW ON SALE AT P. O. The 1920 issue of W. S. S. has been withdrawn and the 1921 issue put on sale at the local postoffice, J. F. Ahlborn, postmaster, stated this morning. The 1921 issue is more attractive than the 1920 issue since stamps of $1 value are on sale whereas last year stamps of $5 value only were sold. Certificates can be purchased for $25, also, whereas last year the smallest certificate was $100. The larger numbers are also retained. B. H. BELL VALENCIA GROVE BRINGS $24,000 The real estate boom predicted in yesterday's Plain Dealer by J. E. Stewart is very real to Mr. Stewart who today announced another deal involving about $24,000. Frank Bosch purchased the B. H. Bell valencia grove on W. broaaway near the Brookhurst-rd thru Mr. Stewart. Mr. Stewart stated this is considered one of the very best small groves in the vicinity of Anaheim. SAW MEXICAN RUN AMUCK Mrs. Hugh Elkins, who recently returned from a trip to Texas, tells of seeing a Mexican kill two white men on the train, wound a third and then attack a woman. The Mexican escaped from the coach into the fields where he was shot at, but missed, by a farmer, and finally captured and landed in the jail at Georgetown. The Mexican became desperate when angered by someone on the coach saying Mexicans should not be permitted to ride in the same coach with Americans. If it's from Witman's—it's Good. Rudorf looked badly worried when arraigned before Judge Cox this morning on five complaints preferred by Orange-co merchants who assert they were victims of Rudorf. The date for a preliminary hearing was set for Feb. 1. MOTHER LOVE WINS DESPITE CAR ORASH Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Goetz were today at the bedside of their son, who is said to be in a dying condition at Palm Springs, where he has been for several months for his health. Mother love triumphed over all obstacles and physical injury, following the accident Wednesday afternoon, in which Mr. and Mrs. Goetz were involved shortly after leaving for their son's bedside. Mrs. Goetz, altho seriously and painfully injured, insisted on continuing the journey. P.-T. A. MEETS IN NEW KATELLA AUDITORIUM The January monthly meeting of the Katella P.-T. A. was held Tuesday afternoon at 3:30 in the auditorium of the new school building. Ways and means of raising money to help purchase furnishings for the school and plans for its dedication were discussed. The purchase of a blanket for the rest room and scales for the monthly weighing of the children were decided upon. A lively discussion followed the opening of the question box. SEEKS BUS PERMIT ANAHEIM TO CORONA An auto service for the transportation of passengers and express between Anaheim and Corona and intermediate points via Placentia and Yorba is proposed in an application for an operating permit filed with the railroad commission today by F. K. Beyerle. Beyerle is already operating between Los Angeles and Marietta. Anaheim Post No. 72 American Leglon Dance every Friday. Presell's Hall, Anaheim. If it's from Witman's—it's Good.