oc-plain-dealer 1923-01-26

BUENA PARK VOTES ON SCHOOL FEB. 24 BUENA PARK, Jan. 26. (Spl.)—Buena Park is at last on the road to the front. The people are at last awake to the needs of the community and an election will be held February 24th for bonds for a new school ground and buildings to the amount of $80,000. Mr. Lawrence Tilton the new drug-gist is letting the public know that Buena Park has a real up to date drug store. Improvements put in this week are new white stools at the fountain and a fine electric sign across the front of the building. Miss Hilda Calaway returned to Huntington Beneh on Wednesday after visiting for several days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. Calaway. Arthur Thurman of Palm Springs arrived on Monday evening for a short visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Thurman. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hunt of La Haora were guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Shaw on Monday evening. Mr. Frank Mahone is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Girwin. Mr. Mahone has been an a business trip to Egypt since leaving here over a year ago. Mrs. S. W. Little expects to leave Monday for New York and after visiting with her sister Mrs. William Spalding for a few days, will sail on February 8th for an extended visit to England, Ireland and Germany. Mrs. Little will visit with relatives of Mr. Little in England and Ireland and with her own relatives in Germany. Mrs. Little expects to be gone about a year. MEDJID GROWS BEARD CONSTANTINOPLE — Tradition requires the Moslem caliph to have a board, so Abdul-Medjid, new caliph has started to grow one. The Angora assembly offered public prayer for its rapid growth. PLACENTIA Jan. 26. (Spl.)—The Randolph Marketing company will let the contract in a few days for the building of a modern and up-to-date packing house, next the former Davies packing house, east of the station. It is about a year and a half ago since the old Randolph packing house was burned. The company plans to have the new house ready for the Valencia season and the work will be rushed along with this end in view. A temporary office was opened in the Kramer building about a month ago and several large acres have been signed up, and all signs point to a prosperous future for the new house. The building of another plant here shows the faith of the company in the district, and their desire to continue shipping from here despite their loss. The opening of the house this coming season will make work for many more people, which in turn will help others. J. H. Strait and company of Redlands, has purchased the packing house owned by R. T. Davies, also the equipment therein from Thomas Edington and will handle citrus fruits through this house in the future, beginning with the opening of the Valencia season. Some improvements will be made to the building. The equipment is modern in every respect and includes all machinery necessary for putting out fruit in the best of condition for market. Messrs. Strait and Co., own and operate large packing houses in the Redlands districts where their output is largely of the Navel variety and they have for sometime been desirous of securing a location in one of the best Valencia districts in Orange county in order that they might have a steady supply of oranges for their regular trade at all times. After a careful investigation they were convinced that there are no better Valencia oranges grown anywhere than in the Placentia district and therefore decided on Placentia as being the most desirable location for them. By being in a position to supply their customers with navels from the best navel districts, in season, and Valencias from their Placentia house in summer, they believe they will have a very desirable combination, and by being in a position to supply their customers with navels from the best navel districts, in season, and Valencias from their Placentia house in summer, they believe they will have a very desirable combination, and by being in a position to supply their customers with navels from the best navel districts, in season, and Valencias from their Placentia house in summer, they believe they will have a very desirable combination, and by being in a position to supply their customers with navels from the best navel districts, in season, and Valencias from their Placentia house in summer, they believe they will have a very desirable combination, and by being in a position to supply their customers with navels from the best navel districts, in season, and Valencias from their Placentia house in summer, they believe they will have a very desirable combination, and by being in a position to supply their customers with navels from the best navel districts, in season, and Valencias from their Placentia house in summer, they believe they will have a very desirable combination, and by being in a position to supply their customers with navels from the best navel districts, in season, and Valencias from their Placentia house in summer, they believe they will have a very desirable combination, and by being in a position to supply their customers with navels from the best navel districts, in season, and Valencias from their Placentia house in summer, they believe they will have a very desirable combination, and by being in a position to supply their customers with navels from the best navel districts, in season, and Valencias from their Placentia house in summer, they believe they will have a very desirable combination, and by being in a position to supply their customers with navels from the best navel districts, in season, and Valencias from their Placentia house in summer, they believe they will have a very desirable combination, and by being in a position to supply their customers with navels from the best navel districts, in season, and Valencias from their Placentia house in summer, they believe they will have a very desirable combination, and by being in a position to supply their customers with navels from the best navel districts, in season, and Valencias from their Placentia house in summer, they believe they will have a very desirable combination, and by being in a position to supply their customers with navels from the best navel districts, in season, and Valencias from their Placentia house in summer, they believe they will have a very desirable combination, and by being in a position to supply their customers with navels from the best navel districts, in season, and Valencias from their Placentia house in summer, they believe they will have a very desirable combination, and by being in a position to supply their customers with navels from the best navel districts, in season, and Valencias from their Placentia house in summer, they believe they will have a very desirable combination, and by being in a position to supply their customers with navels from the best navel districts, in season, and Valencias from their Placentia house in summer, they believe they will have a very desirable combination, and by being in a position to supply their customers with navels from the best navel districts, in season, and Valencias from their Placentia house in summer, they believe they will have a very desirable combination, and by being in a position to supply their customers with navels from the best navel districts, in season, and Valencias from their Placentia house in summer, they believe they will have a very desirable combination, and by being in a position to supply their customers with navels from the best navel districts, in season, and Valencias from their Placentia house in summer, they believe they will have a very desirable combination, and by being in a position to supply their customers with navels from the best navel districts, in season, and Valencias from their Placentia house in summer, they believe they will have a very desirable combination, and by being in a position to supply their customers with navels from the best navel districts, in season, and Valencias from their Placentia house in summer, they believe they will have a very desirable combination, and by being in a position to supply their customers with navels from the best navel districts, in season, and Valencias from their Placentia house in summer, they believe they will have a very desirable combination, and by being in a position to supply their customers with navels from the best navel districts, in season, and Valencias from their Placentia house in summer, they believe they will have a very desirable combination, and by being in a position to supply their customers with navels from the best navel districts, in season, and Valencias from their Placentia house in summer, they believe they will have a very desirable combination, How Est Honor tor fron drew Jopehm Realtor in San Estate Senai land gr ing fro ficiency then ope appear fort mui appear one loo grand s of Calif. A coup Sacrament Captain his fork ness, am much, what wi grant bo son 111 thing oo including MEDJID GROWS BEARD CONSTANTINOPLE — Tradition requires the Moslem caliph to have a beard, so Abdul-Medjid, new caliph has started to grow one. The Angora assembly offered public prayer for its rapid growth. SOME REAL SPECIALS Large Belgian Plate Mirrors $7.95 Floor Lamps $7.95 and $9.95 Beautiful Line of Shades $7.50 up Odd Dishes Saucers only 5c Cups and Saucers 15c up Dinner Plate 15c Hand Painted Plates 50c Hand Painted Dishes 65c up and many close outs Anaheim Novelty & Gift Store H. J. Efker 138 W. Center TOYLAND Large Specials Mama Dolls $5.95 Orange county in order that they might have a steady supply of oranges for their regular trade at all times. After a careful investigation they were convinced that there are no better Valencia oranges grown anywhere than in the Placentia district and therefore decided on Placentia as being the most desirable location for them. By being in a position to supply their customers with navels from the best navel districts, in season, and Valencias from their Placentia house in summer, they believe they will have a very desirable combination, and by being in a position to supply their regular cutomers steadily all the year round, they can command better prices than could otherwise be obtained. All fruit will be shipped and sold by the Mutual Orange Distributors. The M. O. D. has two houses in Anaheim, two in Fullerton, also houses at Garden Grove, Olive, Yorba Linda and Santa Ana. Mr. Strait is president of the Mutual Orange Distributors. The Placentia Packing Company, of which Thomas Eadington has been proprietor and general manager for the past two years, has disposed of its packing house machinery and equipment at Placentia. Mr. Eadington, will however, retain his lease on the packing house and continue to pack at Placentia until his new packing house at Fullerton is completed. The new packing house will be located on the Santa Pe tracks in Fullerton and will be ready for operation not later than April 1st, this year. Work on the packing house is now in progress and when completed the plant will be modern and up to date in every particular and will have a capacity of five cars a day. It will be of frame construction with stucco exterior and will be a handsome addition to the industrial section of Fullerton. The company will discontinue the name of Placentia Packing Co., and will henceforth be known as the Fullerton Packing Co. It will continue to do business as independent cash buyers and shippers of Orange county citrus fruits and with its new facilities expects to extend its business considerably. Mrs. P. L. Bradford is at the home of her father-in-law, Mr. A. S. Bradford, while she is convalescing from her recent operation. Mrs. Dan New is spending a few days in Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Edwardson and daughter Ellen were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Edwardson on Tuesday night. Mrs. Harry Fellinge and Mrs. Jake Edwardson spent Monday in Los Angeles. PARIS TRIES FIRST U.S.TRAFFIC SIGNALS PARIS—Experiments with automatic traffic signals have been made for the first time along the grand boulevards. Huge crowds assembled at each important intersection to watch the revolving red and white stop-go discs. H. J. Efker 138 W. Center TOYLAND Large Specials Mama Dolls $5.95 These are the genuine Madam Hendren Also receive a new supply of Electric Switches, Cars, Trains and many Mechanical Toys. School Supplies Make your own Valentines Boxes 35c Guess how many hearts in our window and receive the beautiful prizes Guess with each purchase TOYLAND H. J. Efker 139 No. Los Angeles PARIS TRIES FIRST U. S. TRAFFIC SIGNALS PARIS—Experiments with automatic traffic signals have been made for the first time along the grand boulevards. Huge crowds assembled at each important intersection to watch the revolving red and white stop-go discs, so familiar in American cities. A large number of city officials were on hand to observe how the new system worked. It is expected the signals will displace scores of gendarmes now on traffic duty. For instance, two signals will be able to do the work of 13 men now required to handle traffic in the Place de l'Opera during rush hours. SULTAN'S WIVES NOT AT PARIS SHOW PARIS—The 200 wives of the former sultan of Turkey will not after all, appear at the Casino of Paris. M. Volterra, who is nothing if not enterprising, did his best to use such friendly relations as exist between Angora and Paris to obtain a contract for the entire harem as a unit. How ever, the Kemalists appear to have replied that although the ladies were free individually to sign any engagement they pleased, the affair could not be treated as a government concession and M. Volterra has given up the attempt. After all, an experienced music hall chorus will probably represent the harem in a far more attractive and entertaining way than the real article and will carry far more illusion of reality. FASCINATED TO SUICIDE LONDON—Dozens of times every year some man or woman commits suicide by jumping in front of a subway train. Dr. Edwin Smith, coroner, explains why. "These are not cases of suicide in the ordinary sense," he said. "Railroad trains sometimes exercise fatal fascination for a man, especially electric trains." NTIA 26.—(Spt.)—feeding company in a few days modern and up-to-date, next the fox-house, east of the year and a half handolph packing. The company new house ready on and the work with this end in office was open-building about a rural large acreed up, and all serious future for building of an arts the faith of district, and their shipping from here the opening of the season will make people, which arises. J.H. Strait lands, has pur-house owned by the equipment is Edington and runs through this beginning with Valencia season. Will be made to equipment is mod- and includes all for putting out condition for mar- and Co., own locking houses in sets where their Navel variety sometime been de-location in one districts in order that they supply of regular trade at all ful investigation that there are oranges grown. The Placentia dis-decided on Plam-most desirable. By being in a their customers best navel dis-Valencias from in summer, will have a very and by being How California Real Estate Looked in 1849 Hon. Cornellus Cole, U. S. senator from Calif., when President Andrew Johnson was at the bar of impeachmnet, addressed California Realtors at their annual convention in Santa Ana on "California Real Estate in 1849." Senator Cole told of the Spanish land grants and the difficulties arising from the overlapping and insufficiency of these titles, and described his first view of California in the foliwing interesting vein: "I came to California overland in 1849 and at that time was 27, so you can add 27 and 73 and you will come pretty near my age. "My first view of Calif. was from the high snow-capped Sierras east of Sacramento on the 22nd of July. I looked down upon what I thought was all of Calif.; but it was a small portion of this great state. It was then one unbroken wilderness to all appearances. There had been no effort made either to improve or to mutilate it by white men. It had the appearance of one great forest, as one looked down upon it. It was a grand sight at that time, as a view of Calif. has been to everybody since. A couple of days later I arrived at Sutter's Fort—later the location of Sacramento; the capital of the state. Captain Sutter was then residing at his fort. He received us with kindness, and we appreciated it very much. He was in possession then of what was supposed to be a very large grant of land. He had in his possession 11 square leagues of land, something over 50,000 acres. He claimed also 32 leagues further to the north, including the Feather River country. A GENTLEMAN A man who is clean both outside and inside; who neither looks up to the rich nor down to the poor; who can loose without squealing and whim without bragging; who is considerate of women, children and old people; who is too brave to lie; too generous to cheat and who takes his share of the world and lets other-people have theirs.-Contributed. So that he was master at that time to all intents and purposes of a domain of more than 150,000 acres. "That was the condition of Calif. in reference to real estate at that time. There was not a full-fledged real estate agent in the country. They had not developed to any great extent. There were a good many fleaters in those days, but no permanent residents, except a very sparse and widely population of the Spanish race." FRANCE BURIED GOLD WHEN GERMANS CAME PARIS.-If the Germans had been ferred Paris in 1914, they would have captured the French nation treasure, which was hurriedly buried or shipped to Bordeaux in the first days of the war. In a series of articles, M. Klitz who was minister of finance in early war days, has revealed the precautions the government took cache France's gold and silver serves. Huge amounts of gold were buried somewhere in the outskirts of Paris at night in boxes containing a hundred thousand francs each. Klitz does not reveal the exact location but it is believed to have been on the banks of the Seine. The remainder of the reserve amounting to about four billion francs in gold, thirty-six million silver and fourteen millions in tin. Anaheim Creamery Raw and Pasturized Milk, Cream, Buttermilk, Cottage Cheese, Butter Delivered Fresh Dally. Anaheim Creamery Milk recommended for its purity and used in large quantities each day at Fullerton grammar school. "A Home Industry for Home People." 120 W. Chartres St. Phone 606 Anaheim Shoe Ba SPELLED WITH Shoe Bare SPELLED WITH APPEAR IN GREAT PROFUSION SALE OF DAILY NEW SHOES ARRIVE, REINFORCING THE affording each day our customers free 300 PAIRS OF WOMEN'S SHOES Black or Brown Kid or Calfskin; all sizes to start; your choice $2.98 Patent, Satin or Kid PUMPS $4.85 Strap pumps, either plain or fancy trimmed. French Jr., French, Military or low heels. Little Gents', Youths' Boys Army Shoes Tan calf blucher long wearing leather soles, rubber heels, Sizes 9 to 13½ $2.48 Size 1 to 2 $2.98 Sizes $3.48 Men's Bike Shoes Smoked or Brown Made of Soft Elk Leather FELT SLIP HERE THEY ARE AND PRICES WOMEN'S FED MED SLIPPERS, P MEN'S FELT Made of Best Q In grey with padded soles to $2.00. Sale price... Men's Fine DRESS SHOE Browns, black kid and cal leathers. Made with rubber heels and Goodyear welt soles. Values $7.00 Boys Army Shoes Tan calf blucher long wearing feather soles, rubber heels, Sizes 9 to 13½ ... $2.48 Size 1 to 2 ... $2.98 Sizes 2½ to 2 ... $3.48 Women's all Kid, one or two-strap house slippers ... $1.69 Men's Fine Dress Shoes or Oxford Patent Mahogany, Calf or Kid, also Black Kid and Calf in Sport or conservative styles for only—PAIR $4.85 Smoked or Brown Made of Soft Elk Leather $2.48 MEN'S HEAVY WORK SHOES Made on the Munson Last $4.00 values; Sale price ... $2.48 Skuffer School Shoes Black calf button, brown lace, na-ture toes, brown Elk and light colored Elk skuffers, button or lace; shoes that will stand the strain, 5½ to 8 ... $1.98 8½ to 11 ... $2.25 11½ to 2 ... $2.48 IT'S THE BIGGEST EVENT WE HAVE EVER STORED OTHER STORES Los Angeles, Pasadena, San Pedro, Santa Ana, Long Beach, Monrovia, Glendale, Riverside, San Bernardino, Ontario, Modesto. Kafateria Shoe H. McFARLAND, MGR. 109 WEST ANCE BURIED GOLD IN GERMANS CAME —If the Germans had eniris in 1914, they would not fatured the French national which was hurriedly buried to Bordeaux in the first the war. series of articles, M. Klotz, minister of finance in the r days, has revealed the prethe government took to rance's gold and silver reamounts of gold were buried are in the outskirts of Paris. In boxes containing a few thousand francs each. M. does not reveal the exact locait is believed to have been anks of the Seine. mainder of the reserves g to about four billion gold, thirty-six millions in and fourteen millions in for- Creamery k, Cream, Buttermilk, Delivered Fresh Dally. lk recommended for large quantities each mmar school. "A nie People." 118 S. Spadra Phone 70 Fullerton STEWART FRUIT EARNINGS Stewart Fruit Co. net earnings in 1922 were $75,071, after deduction of $15,000 for depreciation. Divident of -28,000 were paid on 3500 shares of common stock at $8 a share, the receive for taxes, etc. was $22,-291, leaving a surplus of $27,789. elign securities were shipped in small lots to branches of the Banque de France in southeastern France, and was not returned until all danger of the invasion was past. DIVORCES MAN TOO LAZY TO GIVE KISS DETROIT, Dec. 23—Mrs. May Coykendall, unkissed wife, who was granted a divorce from her undemonstrative husband, Milton, never will remarry, she asserts. "When men become too lazy to kiss their wives it is time to quit," she declared emphatically. It Pays to Advertise In the Orange Saturday Specials Sugar Cured Bacon, whole or half . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30c Pork Leg Roast, whole or half . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23c Pork Shoulder Roast, whole or half . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18c Beef Roast. ..... 15c and up Smoked Picnic Hams. ..... 25c Eastern Skinned Hams, whole or half. ..... 29c FRESH DRESSED, RABBITS & POULTRY Fred H. Schneider "In with Daley's" 116 East Center Street Anaheim Bargains VITH A BIG "B" Bargains WITH A BIG "B" PROFUSION IN THIS GREAT OF SHOES FORCING THE LOTS THAT BECOME DEPLETED for customers fresh chances to save. FELT SLIPPERS HERE THEY ARE AND LOOK AT THE LOW PRICES WOMEN'S FELT RIBBON TRIMMED SLIPPERS, PADDED SOLES made of extra quality felt, leather covered soles. In dark blue or light blue, Copengen, green, red, brown, grey, lavender, pure, old rose. Sold usually for $1.50 95c MEN'S FELT SLIPPERS Made of Best Quality Felt grey with padded soles. Values $2.00. Sale price $1.00 Men's Fine DRESS SHOE owns, black kid and calf others. Made with rubber als and Goodyear welt es. Values $7.00 HUNDREDS OF PAIRS—DOZENS OF STYLES $2.98 Of fine low shoes for women in brown or black patent or kid, oxford or strap, low or high heels. A wonderful assortment. VALUE TO $6.50 $3.98 Pair Hundreds of pairs of Women's Novelty Low Shoes, in any style of leather you may wish. All sizes. Also any style heel you may wish. Get a pair or two quick, for they Made of Best Quality Felt grey with padded soles. Values $2.00. Sale price $1.00 Men's Fine DRESS SHOES Towns, black kid and calf shirts. Made with rubber soles and Goodyear welt shoes. Values $7.00 $3.98 SEE THE BIG TABLE FULL OF Fancy Top Children's Shoes that we have placed on sale for 48. Button styles, all size up to 8 $1.48 Sturdy Boy's Shoe—the Kind that Wear. Three Big Lots—Wonderful Values— $1.98 $2.48 and $2.98 $5.98 Pair Hundreds of pairs of Women's Novelty Low Shoes, in any style of leather you may wish. All sizes. Also any style heel you may wish. Get a pair or two quick, for they won't last long. Black Kid Boudoir Slippers IN THE BETTER GRADE $2.50 values; Sale price $1.48 Children's and Misses' Tan Shoes, English or Broad Toe Styles. Sizes 5 to 8 or 8½ to 11 go for only $2.48 AND Misses' sizes up to 2, only $2.98 Misses' and Children's black calf, button shoes, Sizes 8½ to 11 ... $1·98 WE EVER STAGED—BE HERE TOMORROW Shoe Store 109 WEST CENTER STREET OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK