oc-plain-dealer 1923-02-23

"SHERWOOD," SENIOR PLAY, BIG EFFORT The senior play, "Sherwood", given the evenings of March 1 and 2 at Fullerton H. S. auditorium by members of the 1923 graduating class, is a Robin Hood promotion, the author being Mr. Edwin Noyes, poet laureate of England. The setting is the 18th century, during the time of King Richard of England. The characters are those of King Richards court an dof Robin Hood and his outlaw band. There is action throughout the play that will be representative of the time. Scenic effects and costumes are appropriate to the occasion, much of the costing being the same as that used by Douglas Fairbanks in his famous production of Robin Hood, now showing at Hollywood. The stage scenery is being prepared by members of the art and of the annual arts departments and the lighting effects have been prepared by an expert in his line. The effort on the part of the F. U. H. S. seniors is a big undertaking but long practice and able direction insure a production that will be of the usual high order of those given by the high school dramatics department. Seat sales are on at the high school and at Evans Candy shop in Fullerton. Reservation may be made by phone at either place. Call Mr. H. H. Tracy at the high school, phone 133 or Evans Candy Shop, phone 49 Fullerton. PALOMAR THE IDEALLY Sidnam R alty C lating themselves o location of the new "People who have says Mr. Sidnam, "er as delighted with ticular land lies. average is distinctly jacent land across streets and is a na terraced piece of g ently this site was action of water lon find no record of t artificially graded. this tract is actual land in the city and itively dry building. "The soil in this city is of the finest evidenced by the trees that this group We were satisfied THE UNIVERSAL Four Reasons Why You Buy Your Ford Car Four Reasons Why You Buy Your Ford Car The I. The unprecedented demand for Ford Cars the winter months has taken the entire Ford plants working at capacity, indicating demand this Spring will be far in excess of Ford Cars that can possibly be II. January was the tenth consecutive month tail deliveries exceeded 100,000 Ford Trucks. Requirements for February, the preparations are already under way for necessity, called for 148,407 Cars and Trucks 24,000 in excess of the number we produce. III. Ford dealers in many parts of the country finding it necessary to specify future on Ford Products because there are no to draw from. IV. Your order placed now will protect you or disappointment later on—It is the can be assured of reasonably prompt delivery. on Ford Products because there are no to draw from. IV. Your order placed now will protect you or disappointment later on—It is the can be assured of reasonably prompt de We consider it important to give you that if you are planning to purchase a or Fordson Tractor for use this Sp you can list your order at once and of our dealer’s first opportunity to n Ford Motor Co Detroit, Michigan GEORGE DUN LINCOLN FORD FORDS SALES AND SERVICE 320 N. LOS ANGELES ST. PHONE 263 PALOMAR TRACT IS IDEALLY LOCATED Sidnam R. alty Co. are congratulating themselves on their choice of location of the new Palomar Tract. "People who have visited the site," says Mr. Sidnam, "express themselves as delighted with the way this particular land lies. The subdivided acres is distinctly higher than adjacent land across the adjoining streets and is a naturally high and terraced piece of ground. Apparently this site was fashioned by the action of water long ago as we can find no record of the land as being artificially graded. We believe that this tract is actually the highest land in the city and it assures a positively dry building site to the home builder. "The soil in this particular locality is of the finest in the country as evidenced by the splendid walnut trees that this ground has produced. We were satisfied that these won- A. O. & L. RESUMES PICKING OF LEMONS The Anaheim Orange and Lemon Association will pick lemons again beginning next Monday, Manager G. W. Sandilands said today. This is the picking which normally comes in March. Lemons are picked once each month. The association has 84 acres of fruit. OPEN INSURANCE OFFICE Wm. F. Van Meter and brother, D. H. Van Meter, have opened an office at 133 S. Los Angeles-st representing New York Life Insurance Co. Their motto is "Better Life Insurance Service." derfully located and moderately priced lots would appeal to the exact buyer and the sales closed in this tract in a little over a weeks time have borne out our belief." A crew is now working at removing the walnut trees where the streets, alleys and sidewalks will be installed and these improvements will go forward at once. 200 PAY HONOR TO STATE COMMISSIONE A number from No. Orange-co, including Mayor Wm., Eldon W. Stark, Postmaster J. F. Ahlborn, C.C. Chapman, J. Charles Thamer, C.C. Chapman, W.M. I-win, attended the turkey dinner for Nels Edwards, newly appointed to the state highway commission, at St Ann's Inn in Santa Ana last night. Speakers were C.C. Chapman, Edgar Johnson, Bill Hart, James S. Rice, Dr. C.D.Ball, R.Y. Williams, R.J.McFadden, H.C. Head, Joe Burke, Z.B.West, Leon Whitrell and Nels Edwards. There were 200 present. The following was on the program: NELS IS NOMINATED "Nels" started out a "Butcher Boy." at this, he always pleased. His smile, and style and handsome face, elected him Trustee. His wisdom shown in public life, will always live hereafter. The mails were bum, stamp 'sales were few, so they chose him for postmaster. To see Cement upon our roads, was always his ambition. They picked him out to take the job upon the Road Commission. "Bry" Williams thought the job was soft and afraid that he would shirk. A morning bright and early finds him the County Clerk. He held this job for quite a while and every day grew wiser; And when his term at this expired, was elected Supervisor. The Governor in his careful way, started out a fishin'. He jumped on "Nels"; he took the job, upon the State Commission. He'll never stop at this big job, we've other things in store, In 1926 we'll put him in as Governor. (All in favor say "Aye." Motion carried. Noes not allowed to vote—Item from Steam Roller Press) NEW FIRM REPORTS NUMEROUS INQUIRIES J.E. Schumacher Co. reports a great many inquiries for small groves and close in vacant or improved city property. There is also quite a lot... Why You Should Buy a Car This Month I. and for Ford Cars throughout the entire output of the capacity, indicating that the be far in excess of the numan possibly be built. II. consecutive month in which re100,000 Ford Cars and for February, the month when under way for Spring busiCars and Trucks—more than the number we can possibly III. parts of the country are already specify future delivery dates there are no reserve stock IV. will protect you against delay on—It is the only way you easily prompt delivery NEW FIRM REPORTS NUMEROUS INQUIRIES J. E. Schumacher Co. reports a great many inquiries for small groves and close in vacant or improved city property. There is also quite a lot of interest shown in larger groves by some out of town people who have only been waiting for the termination of winter, and possibly to get the trend of the market for the coming year. The really firm is getting equipped to care for any line of real estate, loans or insurance and will gladly discuss any problems. This firm will be one of the largest if not the largest realty firm in Orange county with a personnel of strong Anaheim and Orange-co boosters. EXPRESS HOPE FOR GREATER AMERICA PARIS, Feb. 23. "We all make ardent vows that the three Americans will be stronger and greater," said Dr. L. Martin A. De Sousa Dantas, Brazilian minister here, at a dinner given by United States Ambassador Myron T. Herrick for diplomats from the Latin-American nations. DENY ITALY SEEKS FRENCH ALLIANCE ROME, Feb. 23. Premier Mussolini today informed International News Service there is no truth in the report that Italian agents are at work in Paris in an effort to bring about a Franco-Italian entente. Local News Mrs. Maggie Niver of Los Angeles is a patient at the local sanitarium today. Charles Eygabroad, who, with Mrs. Eygabroad, has been suffering from the flu, was at his office for a few minutes yesterday afternoon, the first time in several days. Mrs. Eygabroad is also improving. Misses Wanda Jackson, Emma Robison and Elizabeth Bailey will take dinner this evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Steward. Glen Jones of Phoenix, Ariz., is a guest at the P. F. Feeler home. Mr. Wm. F. Van Meter, who with his family arrived in Anaheim last month has just purchased a new bungalow on N. Carlton street. They have come from Phoenix, Ariz., and plan to make Anaheim their permanent home. Jewell Hutton left last night over there are no reserve stock IV. will protect you against delay on—It is the only way you nably prompt delivery. to give you these facts, so purchase a Ford Car, Truck this Spring or Summer at once and take advantage fortunity to make delivery. For Company Milton, Michigan E DUNTON ORD FORDSON AND SERVICE PHONE 263 ANAHIEM the first time in several days. Mrs. Eygabroad is also improving. Misses Wanda Jackson, Emma Robison and Elizabeth Bailey will take dinner this evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Steward; Glen Jones of Phoenix, Ariz., is a guest at the P. F. Fesler home. Mr. Wm. F. Van Meter, who with his family arrived in Anaheim last month, has just purchased a new bungalow on N. Carlton street. They have come from Phoenix, Ariz., and plan to make Anaheim their permanent home. Jewell Hutton left last night over the Santa Fe for Kansis City. J. E. Rogers left over the Santa Fe yesterday for Delta, Colo. Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Kwish of Brea are the happy parents of a baby girl who arrived at the Pullerton hospital. Come to Independent Battery Station for 1st class car washing. NO We have many inquiries or if Would suggest that Will J. E. SCOTT "EVERYTHING" 212 W. Center St. Phone 975 NOR TO MISSIONE INTEREST CO. PAYS BACK SUBSCRIBERS Harry E. Scott, local representative of the California Convertable Interest Co., which is dissolving announced that the first check arrived today from the company in re-payment of money deposited for loans. The company which operated at four percent, is returning except the $25 inlating fee all money paid to it. Scott sold contracts to some 80 Anaheimans and others. The concern was legal in every way, but of the 1200 would-be homeowners in the state interested, some 556 dropped out, receiving their money, and the company did not regard it as fair to keep the others waiting the longer length of time necessary. Paid up certificates therefore are being taken from the reserve fund released by the commission of corporation. GIBSON STARS IN NEW STYLE FILM An entirely different conception of the American cowboy is presented in "The Galloping Kid", the Universal attraction starring Hoot Gibson at the United theater tomorrow. The character about which all the action revolves is a tramp cowboy, a derelict of the plains, whose substance is gained by his ready wit, and silver tongue. It is a role which Hoot Gibson's well-known comedy ability fits perfectly. Born and raised on a Nebraskan cattle ranch, there is little that the popular Universal star does not know about the cowboy life. Edna Murphy, playing opposite Gibson, is the leading woman. She has played the supporting roles for practically every Universal star at screenland's capital city, and in so doing has made for herself, too, a place bordering closely on stardom. Nat Ross who directed "The Galloping Kid", while still one of the younger class of directors, has had experience ranging from prop boy to production executive to qualify him to supervise the filming of Universal feature productions. DEBT BILL NOW WITH PRESIDENT WASHINGTON, Feb. 23. — President Harding today received the British debt funding bill, ratified by both houses of congress. He will DEBT BILL NOW WITH PRESIDENT WASHINGTON, Feb. 23. President Harding today received the British debt funding bill, ratified by both houses of congress. He will sign the measure, it is believed, before nightfall. Execution of the provisions of the funding bill have already been begun. Miss Leona DeCook is convalescing an attack of the flu. 10 ACRES - $60,000 Six thousand dollars per acre may seem high to some people but after considering the income which is the real basis of value, it is one of the best buys in Orange County. This grove will show a remarkable record for a good many years back. A good crop goes with the safe which is the same as cash. If you want some thing really good and worth the money let us show you this fine grove. ORANGE COUNTY REALTY CO. 133 So. Los Angeles St. Anaheim I Build Quality Houses at Reasonable Prices A. C. DIBBLE General Contractor I Build Quality Houses at Reasonable Prices A. C. DIBBLE General Contractor 243 West Center tSreet Phone 444-J 5 Room Houses—$2,000 and up NOTICE have many inquiries for small oranges groves, also vacant or improved city property Would suggest that you see us at once if you wish to sell Will appreciate your listing J. E. SCHUMACHER CO. "EVERYTHING IN REAL ESTATE" W. Center St. 975 Anaheim, Calif. P. O. Box 291