oc-plain-dealer 1922-10-13

ONLY 3 COUNTIES HAVE LOWER RATE Orange co has the lowest tax rate per hundred of any county except three in the state. Its inside rate is $1.50 and its outside $1.90. Only Los Angeles, Glenn and Kern counties have lower rates. The value of real estate in Orange county, according to the current statement of the state comptroller which has just appeared dis $62,108,800; value of improvements $29,233,995; of personal property, $44,026,570; and money and solvent credits $80,030; property assessed onoperative roll $7,195,175; non-operative property $136,448,295; total value of property ceturned by auditors, $143,583,470; railroads as assessed by the State Board of Equalization, $7,881,736; grand total of all property, $151,415,206; founded debt, $1,400,000; floating debt with estimated interest; total county indebtedness, $1,400,000. QUAKE RECORDED BY ST. LOUIS UNI. St. Louis Mo., Oct. 13. — A temblor, declared to be at a point about 3500 miles southeast of St. Louis was recorded on the seismograph at St. Louis university as having occurred yesterday from 8:50 a.m. to 9:51 a.m. TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE MOVES The Anaheim Typewriter Exchange, which has enjoyed splendid business since opening up recently with the Elliott & Anderson Realty Co. on Los Angeles-st. has found it necessary to seek larger quarters, renting an attractive storeroom in the Kraemer-bldg on E. Center-st. They will expand their lines of typewriters, deks and office supplies. F. AND A. M. GRAND LODGE OPENS TODAY Los Angeles, Oct. 13. — A large number of delegates from Masone lodges, are attending the seventy-third annual communication of the Grand Lodge of California, Free and Accepted Masons, in session in San Francisco, Samuel E. Burke, most worshipful grand master, presiding. The communication was engaged in routine business today and the annual election of officers will be tomorrow. PHONE STOCK PAYS DIVIDEND 41 YEARS Amer. Tel. & Tel. Co. stock is owed by more than 210,000 stockholders throughout the nation. It has $200 in assets for every $100 share. It pays $9.00 per year dividends, payable $2.25 each quarter. It has paid dividends regularly for 41 years or since 1881. It is a common stock—there is no preferred or a stock which would have prior claim to dividends or assets. It is fully paid and non-assessable. Manager E. A. Beard of the local district office will take subscriptions for it. MAN ARRIVE HOME SUNDAY A letter From Mrs. L. R. Wilson, who with Miss Lucille Davis, has been touring eastern states two months, tells that they were due in Chicago yesterday, and that they hoped to arrive in Anaheim some time Sunday. Their journey has taken them into Canada and into almost every state along the eastern coast. TO GUIDE BALLOONS An automatic piloting device has been invented by a former army officer to guide small balloons used to distribute advertising matter as they sail across country. CYPRESS, Oct. and Mrs. G. G. at their beautiful North Walker-st. farewell dinner for their parents, Mr. Harter and little Douglas Ingram oOkla., who have Preddy home the Relatives from me Union gathered A day where the ma were forgotten in and good-byes were less of other reunions Those present beset guests, Mr. and M. and little Basil I and Mrs. Glen W. Mrs. Mary Meyers, Pangle Boyles, Ma Pangle Farrel, Mr. and Mrs.-E. and Mrs. Guy Willi Dick Moeey and N Long Beach; Mr. Davis and Mr. and of Los Angeles, M Harter and three s and Richard of H Pangle, San Pedro hostess, Mr. and M their three daughters and Riva and two DeOle Harter. Mr. and Mrs. Do proud parents of a The young man am morning and is dol a little high headed To Everyone in Orange County To Everyone in Orange County Although we did not have the privilege of acting as Judges in the Anaheim Daily Herald Baby Contest, we will give you a chance. TO WIN We are extending our half price sale for the remainder of this month. Here's your chance to have a beautiful portrait of yourself at half the regular price. This offer includes a selection from our new and complete line of Holiday goods. Your friends can buy most anything you may give them, but not your portrait. Avoid the rush and do your Christmas shopping early. Harold Photo Studio New Kraemer Bldg., 222 E. Center, Anaheim. Phone 817 For Appointment READ AND SAVE SUDOW'S Closing Out Sale Has been on for one week, after which we have decided to cut deeding unheard of prices on quality merchandise in order to close out as possible nothing to be reserved. Closing Out Sale Has been on for one week, after which we have decided to cut defering unheard of prices on quality merchandise in order to close out as possible nothing to be reserved. Everything Must Go! $10,000 Stock Will Be Sacrificed Listed below are just a few of the many Bargains. Heavyweight Bib Overalls $1.39 55 Men's Suits Values $30. $18.85 Extra Special Khaki Pants Good Weight $1.29 238 Dress Shirts All Sizes 98c 300 Pairs of Good Work Shoes $2.95 Extra Special U. S. Government Pure Wool Shirts and Drawers 98c Each 38 All Wool New Overcoats $21.45 47 High Grade Suits to $42.50 $23.85 Extra Special 300 Pair Good Casupants $2.39 A. M. SUDOW 123 East Center St. CYPRESS NEWS CYPRESS, Oct. 13.—(Spl.)—Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Priddy entertained at their beautiful country home on North Walker-st. Oct. 8th with a farewell dinner party in honor of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Harter and little grandson, Basil Douglas Ingram of Oklahoma City Okla., who have been visiting at the Preddy home the past two months. Relatives from many states of the Union gathered to make it a gala day where the sadness of farewells were forgotten in happy reminiscence and good fellowship. All present have felt the call of California's golden sunshine and opportunities and the sting and heart pangs of the good-byes were lessoned by the hopes of other reunions in the near future. Those present beside the honored guests, Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Harter and little Basil Ingram were; Mr. and Mrs. Glen Williams Montana; Mrs. Mary Meyers, Pekin, Ill.; Mary Pangle Boyles, Maywood, Ill.; Helen Pangle Farrel, Indianapolis, Ind.; Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Mosey and Newton Williams of Long Beach; Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Davis and Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Davis of Los Angeles, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Harter and three sons, Lillian Charles and Richard of Hollywood; F. B. Pangle, San Pedro, and the host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Guy G. Pritty, their three daughters, Mae Freda, Riva and two sons Dean and DeOle Harter. Mr. and Mrs. Don Grindley are the proud parents of a seven pound boy. The young man arrived Wednesday morning and is doing nicely. Don is a little high headed but it is thought that he will recover in time, but little hope is advanced for the recovery of Grandad Carpenter. He bath a smile that won't rub off. There are many of our good Cypress people still crowing about "our" showing at the County Fair. All Cypress is proud of the honors won, but to a few go the thanks for those honors. If it had not been for the uniting efforts of George Ledford and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ritter and later the good work of Steve Luther, Harry Hughes, D. E. Bates and a few others, the Cypress display would have been a frost, and the rest of the county believe that Cypress is nothing but alkali flats. Our little triumph of the fair just begins to show our possibilities. A few more workers like the above mentioned and Cypress will be put on the map. Smiling Earl Smith was the victim of a practical joke the other day. "friend" gave the Smiling one a great big watermelon, which Earl carefully packed in ice. That evening Earl invited his friends in for a big feed. The melon was cut and Smiling Earl is still looking for the friend. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Curtis and son Harold and Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Smith all of Minneapolis, Minn., were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Carpenter. The Curtis family have permanently located in Long Beach. Guy Priddy and the Deer brothers have just returned from an extensive duck hunt. They took in Warner's Dam, the dams in San Diego Co., and Salton Sea. They bagged a few ducks but they were mostly runts and crippled. H. Laltue is settled in his new store building. He has a wonderful little store building and is displaying several lines of new goods. What Did Not since witches were burned has an of such diabolical torture as Beautiful Op Masked women stripped her of her vermin-infested chicken coop, whippers worms, toads and crawling things! A mercy they laughed at her WATCH CHILDREN'S EYES Neglect often means serious defects in vision, education and health. Our examination will tell. 179 W. Center St. DR W.R. BLAKELY OPTOMETRIST ANAHEIM CALIF. Stop Itching Instantly ECZEMINE The wonderful discovery for Eczema and skin diseases. For sale in Anaheim by Heying's Pharmacy The crops are the biggest ever, and that's cheering. But the mortgages are, also. Masked women stripped her of her vermin-infested chicken coop, whippers, toads and crawling things! A mercy they laughed at her WH In Oklahoma, that boasts of 20th Century opened a few nights ago to 18-year-old What Did Divorce Is a Healthy Sign!" says a R of frank, fearless discussions of the di William Jennings Bryan ON Progressives Control the Nation Depew's Memoirs! Kathleen Another rousing article Michael Collins Senator Arthur Canner Dr. W.A. Evans t Sale decided to cut deeper, oforder to close out as soon Go! Sacrificed! any Bargains. 38 All Wool New Style Overcoats $21.45 47 High Grade Suits Values to $42.50 $23.85 Extra Special 300 Pair Good Cassimere Pants $2.39 OW Anaheim Another rousing article Michael Collins Senator Arthur Candler Dr. W. A. Evans 100 Matchless Exc Order Your Sunday Ex 226 E. Center St. E. C. Grimm, LOS ANGELES EXAMINER SOLD BY FOLLO United Cigar Store 123 W. Center Anaheim Pharmacy 144 W. Center Orange County Drug Co. 300 W. Center Ideal Billiard Pool & Cigar 170 W. Center Langstons Light Lunch 244 E. Center Dad's Smoke Shop 119 E. Center The Palms Cigar & News Stand BUENA PARK, Oct. 13.—(Spi.)—The Christian Endeavor of the Congregational church will entertain with a Nutty Social at the Community Hall on Saturday evening. Every one is invited to come and help the young folks earn some money for the Sunday school. Mrs. Oscar Patterson is visiting in Los Angeles for several weeks. Mrs. R. C. Caution spent Wednesday in Los Angeles. Blanche Cauthon of Cypress visited with Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Cauthon on Tuesday. Mrs. Lowell Fontz was the lunchcon guest of Mrs. Dan Williams on FINE 'SHUFFLIN' PHIL FOR WIFE BEATING BIRMINGHAM, Ala., Oct. 13.—"Shufflin," Phil Douglas, former star of the New York Giants' pitching staff, pleaded guilty in police court today to being drunk and disorderly and was fined $10 which he paid. Douglas had been arrested on complaint of his wife, who complained Douglas had beat her. Wednesday. A large crowd of Buena Park people attended the wrestling match at Anaheim on Tuesday evening. Mrs. Carl Snyder was a Los Angeles shopper on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Wilsey attended the Elks dance at Pomona on Wednesday evening. Did She Do? burned has any woman been made the victim as Paul Opal Ramsey d her of her clothes, tied her at night in a coop, whipped her, jeered at her, then fed her things! And when in terror she cried for her of her clothes, tied her at night in a coop, whipped her, jeered at her, then fed her ing things! And when in terror she cried for WHY? of 20th Century civilization, this thing hapto 18-year-old Opal Ramsey! Did She Do? ign!" says a Reno Judge in the first of a series ions of the divorce question. Bryan Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr. ON "China, the Big Prize" "The Kaiserin's Diary! hleen Norris rousing article for women George Ade Montague Gl King Lardner rousing article for women George Ade Montague Gl King Lardner Press Exclusive Features Day Examiner In Advance E. C. Grimm, Anaheim Agent Phone 14 OLD BY FOLLOWING AGENTS: W. Center Craddock & Baker Shoe Shine Stand W. Center 112 W. Center W. Center Corner Cigar & News Stand 250 W. Center W. Center Crown Confectionery & News Stand At Crown Stage Depot E. Center Scott's Confectionery & News Stand E. Center 312 N. Los Angeles & News Stand 205 E. Center