oc-plain-dealer 1923-09-28

SECOND SECTION TWENTY-SIXTH YEAR HALT DRILLING UNTIL FIELD PROVEN Drilling on gageage or unimproved property, but not on city lots until the territory is proven. This was the attitude of the majority of C. of C. directors last night. The consensus of opinion of both the chamber and the city council, which met in separate session, was that the proposed ordinance be put over for a week more, pending more thoro consideration. Leonard Evans, speaking for the minority, declared that "the greatest future of a city lies in the development of a residential district. Anaheim has this future before it, and it seems that it would be a mistake to spoil it with the invasion of an industry that is more or less speculative, while the residential and civic growth of the city is sure." Dr. Herbert Johnston led the majority opinion and stated the position outlined above. He also pointed out manages of retaining the residual character of the city, which The Plain Dealer: No matter how cosmopolitan we may have become, no matter what our business or occupation may be, or how successful we are—and although our home may be the most beautiful one in the world to us, still, at times, we all feel the need of a change to break the monotony of living. It is this longing for a change, a wish for something different, that crowds our beaches and fills our national parks, summer resorts and camping grounds every summer. It sends thousands to the Grand Canyon, Yellowstone Park, Yosemite valley, and other wonder spots of the world. It is a longing for romance and unknown adventures that makes explorers of us all in a limited way. It is a craving that must somehow be satisfied before we are happy. There are so many places that we don't know where to go, so we pick and choose until the process becomes perfectly maddening; then we choose the wrong place. We have pulled the same stunt every year regularly. Now, I am going to suggest a way to settle it for you. Wouldn't you like to have a private wonderland of your own—just yourself and a few good fellows? Sure, you would. Of course, you could go to any one of the so-called national playgrounds, but everybody's doing it—and that's just the point—it is overdone. May you be like I am. I prefer my door sports to the just like your come true. And say, listen near your own drive from Los Angeles that, you would selfes—no trespass needed, for the inaccessible at park be kept so, except club. This place I am is something rainy way—a really and that can be made through the boring of tunnel in the walls which lock ing world, and that of a few hundred the tunnel site. I picturesque spots fact the whole way to but few people driven your car and never knew Entrance, or to this canyon in magnificent double per one of which in height and that sheer drop of its water enough wonder at its lower fall, which bridal veil in its city; while its veil the rainy season, into a feeling of Leonard Evans, speaking for the minority, declared that "the greatest future of a city lies in the development of a residential district. Anaheim has this future before it, and it seems that it would be a mistake to spoil it with the invasion of an industry that is more or less speculative, while the residential and civic growth of the city is sure." Dr. Herbert Johnston led the majority opinion and stated the position outlined above. He also pointed out manages of retaining the residency character of the city, which he thought could be brought about by restricting drilling as described. The view taken by the C. of C. was practically that of the city council. City Manager O. E. Steward presented a map outlining the proposed zone. It would keep derricks back 250 feet from subdivisions where improvements had been made, but would permit drilling on practically all ranch property. Council filed a petition signed by about a dozen ranchers asking to be included in the territory where drilling is permitted. JOHNSON AT DINNER LOS ANGELES, Sept. 28.—Senator Hiram W. Johnson will be the honor guest tonight at a dinner at which 150 republicans will attend. Tomorrow he plans to visit Long Beach and Sunday will return to San Francisco by auto. EAT AT THE LA PALINA WATCH TOMORROW'S PLAIN DEALER AUTOMOBILE SECTION CARRYING ONE HALF PAGE OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT FIELD'S SERVICE STATION FIELD'S SERVICE STATION 428 South Los Angeles St. Anaheim New Arrival of Fall Coat —Just unpacked 100, in all styles and colors. Some except for this Saturday at— $24.75 and $39.95 Others up to $150.00 STYLE SHOP 109 West Center Street THE ORANGE COUNTY Plain Dealer Anaheim, Calif., Friday, September 28th, 1923 S MOUNTAIN R ANAHEIMERS door sports to their heart's content —just like your boyhood dreams come true. And say, listen, it is near, very near your own home—three hours' drive from Los Angeles. Bealdes that, you would have it all to yourselves—no trespass signs would be needed, for the place is absolutely inaccessible at present, and could be kept so, except to members of the club. This place I am telling you about is something rather unique in its way—a really and truly loat canyon that can be made accessible only through the boring of nearly 100 feet of tunnel in the massive granite walls which lock it out from a prying world, and through the building of a few hundred feet of trail up to the tunnel site. It is one of the most picturesque spots in California, or in fact the whole world, and is known to but few people. You may have driven your car within a mile of it and never knew it was there. Entrance, or rather non-entrance to this canyon is barred also by a magnificent double waterfall, the upper one of which is nearly 200 feet in height and the lower one making a sheer drop of over 100 feet. There is water enough to make one gaze in wonder at its beauty, especially the lower fall, which reminds one of a bridal veil in its virginal white purity; while its volume, especially in the rainy season, would overawe one into a feeling of utter insignificance. Falkens Winding Up September Super Vale TOMORR to but few people. You may have driven your car within a mile of it and never knew it was there. Entrance, or rather non-entrance to this canyon is barred also by a magnificent double waterfall, the upper one of which is nearly 200 feet in height and the lower one making a sheer drop of over 100 feet. There is water enough to make one gaze in wonder at its beauty, especially the lower fall, which reminds one of a bridal veil in its virginal white purity; while its volume, especially in the rainy season, would overawe one into a feeling of utter insignificance. Between the two falls is a natural basin or amphitheatre large enough to contain a clubhouse and grounds. Just imagine it—a veritable hanging garden enclosed by walls covered with moss and ferns, all the luxuriant vegetation of the southland and flowers galore—truly an oriental dream. Above the upper falls you enter the canyon proper, and it is between two and three miles in length. It cannot be entered from the upper end because of towering cliffs while rise hundreds of feet skyward. However, the canyon is wide enough along the stream on either bank to make progress easy, once you are in it. If this stream were stocked with trout it would make an ideal fishing place and many spots could be found for camping purposes. There is plenty of firewood, also, on the mountains and in the canyon. The elevation at the falls is about 4500 feet above sea level, with peaks at either side rising to a height of over 7500 feet. This canyon is located on the north side of the main range of mountains so that it gets the most moisture and is always cool and green in summer. It is really an ideal spot, and some day will be one of the show places of California, rivaling Yosemite valley and Sequoia National Park in its primitive grandeur. It could be kept absolutely untrammeled by pleasure-seekers, unspoiled by vandal hordes and unlittered by the tin cans and other refuse usually left displayed promiscuously by the thoughtless multitudes. Do you want to help do it? There is only one obstacle to be overcome in forming a club—there is a mining claim running across the entrance to the canyon at present, but this difficulty could be easily settled, as I am the owner of the claim. It would be one more safeguard against intrusion by the general public. All the details of construction, expenditures, cost of membership, etc., could be worked out after the club is formed, and of course would be up to the club members. It could be either as moderate or as expensive as they choose to make it. If I had the capital, I have confidence enough in its feasibility to go ahead and finish the prospect alone, but under the circumstances, must enlist the aid of a limited number of men in order to make my dream come true. TOMORR Please do not confuse Sales. The merchandise of it just received.—Tha 81 inch He 'Way,' way less than ing, specially purchased 500 Yards Genuine Dev Pretty Checks and Stripes are to be found in this spl demand just now for the making of children's dresses. 42x36 Pillow Cases 39c each Pillow cases of excellent muslin, free from starch, in the wanted 42x36 size—15 doz. only. Again--Satin Finish Bed Spreads---5.95 Beautiful spreads of a quality usually sold at an ever so It would be one more safeguard against intrusion by the general public. All the details of construction, expenditures, cost of membership, etc., could be worked out after the club is formed, and of course would be up to the club members. It could be either as moderate or as expensive as they choose to make it. If I had the capital, I have confidence enough in its feasibility to go ahead and finish the prospect alone, but under the circumstances, must enlist the aid of a limited number of men in order to make my dream come true. All the details of construction, expenditures, cost of membership, etc., could be worked out after the club is formed and of course would be up to the club members. It could be either as moderate or as expensive Again--Satin Finish Bed Spreads---5.95 —Beautiful spreads of a quality usually sold at an ever so much higher price. The quantity is limited, please shop early. Saturday—the Final Day of Heavy Wool Finish Blankets---4.50 —Pretty pink, blue, grey and tan plaid Blankets of heavy quality, while the remaining lot lasts, $4.50 per pair. Comforter Silkolenes 25c yd. —Several dozen attractive patterns of the best quality Silkolene. Falken aler Today's News Today come true. rested in the propossibilities it opens other and outline a you have nothing to merely be putting up your share for the building and maintenance of a vacation home for yourself and friends. I would be pleased to have you offer me any suggestions you can think of. Talk it over with your friends. Sleep on it, and then let me know what you think about it. Yours sincerely, WILLIAM REED. Phone 1105-W. P. O. Box 574, Anaheim. alkenstein's September With a Great Value Day TOMORROW ---SATURDAY SHOP EARLY TOMORROW --- SATURDAY SHOP EARLY Please do not confuse Super-Values with Clearance lots or month-end The merchandise included here is all fresh, new merchandise, most just received.—That's what we mean by Super-Values. 81 inch Heavy Unbleached Sheeting 55c yd. Way, way less than regular are 500 yards of heavy unbleached sheetespecially purchased for this final Selling Day of September. Quine Devonshire Cloth 29c yard be found in this splendid assortment of Devonshire Cloth, so much in children's dresses. 32 in. All Wool Silk Pongee $1.00 yd. —300 yards of 12 momme first quality, all silk Pongee at a price way below regular. Yard Wide Bleached Muslin 19c. —Not a quality usually found at this price, but a soft finish Muslin of exceptional quality, featured at a very low price. Extra Heavy Japanese Crepe 35c. —in 25 of the most wanted colors. The quality is the best procurable and priced only attractively for this final Day of September Not a quality usually found at this price, but a soft finish Muslin of exceptional quality, featured at a very low price. Extra Heavy Japanese Crepe 35c. in 25 of the most wanted colors. The quality is the best procurable and priced only attractively for this final Day of September Saturday--GARMENT DAY With Dozens of New Coats and Dresses at Very Attractive Prices. A glance at our windows will quickly reveal the fact that new garments are coming to Falkenstein's every day of the week. See the windows.