oc-plain-dealer 1922-12-30

IN YOUR TRAVELS THROUGH THE YEAR Of 1923 IT IS OUR WISH THAT YOUR GRIP BE PACKED WITH HEALTH HAPPINESS AND PROSPERITY ANAHEIM CORSET SHOP AND MILADY'S BEAUTY SHOPPE EDITH TAYLOR, Prop. 215 W. Center St. Phone 167-W Anaheim Plain Dealer Want Ads Will Bring Results 1923 Plain Dealer Want Ads Will Bring Results 1923 It seems appropriate at this time to express our appreciation for the large patronage we have enjoyed during 1922. We hope that in the coming year we may continue to serve even more successfully than in the year past. The S. Q. R. Store Anaheim, Calif. GREETINGS Once more we pass another milestone in the history of the world! Once more another year of progress in civilization! And once more we stand on the threshold of another year! What 1923 will bring forth none of us can foretell. Such vision is not within our Once more we pass another milestone in the history of the world! Once more another year of progress in civilization! And once more we stand on the threshold of another year! What 1923 will bring forth none of us can foretell. Such vision is not within our province. But every indication points to the fact that the work of reconstruction will proceed—go onward with a determination, known only to America. We face the next 365 days with an optimism that is certain to bring us to the coveted goal—an optimism that will eventually make America a better and happier nation. Let us remember that our goal can only be reached through co-operation, a unity of purpose and a feeling of brotherly love. To you—our friends—we extend the greetings of the season! Have You Received One of Our Art Calendars We Have One For You ANAHEIM NATIONAL BANK LITTLE CHANCE TO RECOVER PROPERTY "There's no use for vietnam of burglaries going to Los Angeles with the hope of recovering their valuables, at least from the trunkful recovered in Santa Ana," says Lee Eicholz, of the Boston Bakery, after a visit to Angel City police. Eicholz received a "golf" knife, which had been suspended to a watch chain, from the Los Angeles police. This was comparatively easy to identify as it bore his first name. He was encouraged to motor in to the city with the hope of recovering other valuables stolen two months ago. But he didn't enjoy the trip. After standing around central police headquarters two hours attempting to find out what to do, he was sent to the University police station. "There matters seemed to be handled in very slack fashion," says Eicholz. "The recovered loot was spread out and we were told to pick what was ours. A Long Beach man took a whole pile of stuff. However, what was left when I got there there was nothing but junk and I could find nothing that had belonged to me." "They are holding one boy in the county jail and they say another apprehended with him on suspicion broke away. The latter had considerable money. I am convinced from their description that both were in my bakery before the robbery. The boy now in jail, not yet 21, is said to have confessed to a whole string of burglaries. The pair are believed to have come from Illinois as they drove a Ford bearing an Illinois license. They probably stole the car." LEVERICK ESTATE $19,000 The estate of Louis B. Leverick amounts to $19,812.05, according to a report filed today. Selina W. Leyerick is the administratrix. SOME COUNTRY A century ago, so runs the story, when a number of diplomats were gathered at dinner, a representative of France was asked to respond to a toast to his country. The Nanoleonic slogan "la gaire" (glory) was still strong and the Frenchman stood up and shouted: "Here's to France, bounded on the north by the Arctic, bounded on the east by the Pacific, bounded on the south by the Antarctic, and on the west by the Atlantic." A Yankee's turn came next and he responded with "I drink to the United States, bounded on the east by the rising sun, bounded on the south by the southern cross, bounded on the north by the north seas, and the west by the day of judgement." Plain Dealer Want Ads Get Results 24 NEW WELLS STARTED Oil field operations reported the week ending Dec. 23, show 24 new wells started, compared with 22 previous week. The total new wells this year is 1413, compared with 1280 same date last year. Tests for water shut-off 20, compared with 32 previous week. Yearly total to date 1666; total to same date last year 1400. Deepening or redrilling jobs 8, compared with 19 preceding week. Total to date this year 766; total to same date last year 665. Abandonments 3, compared with 11 preceding week. Total to date this year 269; total to same date last year 214. Special!! 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BONYNGE, DIRECTOR GOLDEN NATIONA ANAHEIM, MAGAZINE ARTICLE ABOUT ANAHEIMER The January Citrograph under the caption "Those who have achieved in the citrus industry," devotes nearly two columns to Charles Eygabroad, prominent Anaheimer and a director of the California Fruit Growers' Exchange. The article describes Eygabroad as "banker, churchman, educator, statesman, real 'dirt farmer' and director on Exchange Board." His qualities spell vision, says the article: "V-igor of the well directed purposeful type. I-ngenuity and initiative. 'S-brewdness that knows where real values exist. 'I-industry that knows no eight-hour working day. 'O-ne track mind unknown to him. 'N-erve to carry His visions through to realities. Eygabroad has been a trader all his life, says the story. When he was a boy of 14, by a series of trades, beginning with a watch which wouldn't run, received for doing sours chores, obtained in turn a gun, a calf, a celt, a fine buggy and finally three cows, which throve and produced quantities of milk and butter. J. P. Glenn, furniture dealer, is moving from the rear of the Standard Bank to his new location on West Whiting ave." HACKETT AND BURKE In Their Screamingly Funny Comedy Act Four 4 HARMONY BOYS A REGULAR SONG RIOT! LARRY GRAY "The Dizzy Wizard" A Laugh a Second! AT THE CALIFORNIA THEATRE c Any Seat In The House TICKETS STARTING SUNDAY MORNING 10 A. M. BE SURE AND COME HT—FINAL TIMES—TONIGHT SON AND MAY McAVOY IN THE GREAT DRAMA K IN" A Wonderful Story of Crooks—and Crooks HAPPY NEW YEAR 1923 JAN. 1 Again we greet the New Year with the same old wish to you Health, Happiness and Prosperity