oc-plain-dealer 1924-09-13

PRES. COOLIDGE HONORS PERSHING (By Kenneth Clark) (L. N. S. Staff Correspondent) WASHINGTON, Sept. 13. President Coolidge today paid a glowing tribute to General John D. Pershing, who, having reached his 64th birthday, retired as general of the army of the United States. "General Pershing has already received from the congress the thanks of that body and of the American people, and I now extend to him the thanks of the nation for his eminent services and feel certain that I voice the sentiment of the entire citizenry of the republic in wishing him long life, happiness and prosperity in the retirement he so richly has earned." President Coolidge declared. In praising General Pershing, President Coolidge said he wished "to remind the country of his eminent services and of the nation's obligations to one whose accomplishments contributed so largely to the defense of the world's liberties." Because of his successes in the Indian campaigns, the Spanish-American war and the Mexican border troubles in 1916, Pershing's selection as commander of the American expeditionary forces in the world war was a natural consequence, Mr. Coolidge said. "The American troops under his command, by their presence, high qualities and skillful management assisted materially in the defeat of the central powers of Europe, which resulted in the freedom of civilization from autocratic rule," added the president. "In his position as chief of staff since the termination of the world conflict, he has been a mainstay to the executive in preparing an army of modest dimensions to be LIQUOR RESULTS IN $400 FINES Tom Walton, 39, North-st and Placentia-ave, this morning was fined $400 in Judge Kuchel's court on charges of disturbing the peace, drunkenness and possession of liquor. The arrest was made last night on No. Los Angeles-st by Officers Tipton and Baxter, when he was heard swearing on the street and raising a disturbance. He was said to have been drunk and one-half gallon of liquor was found in his possession at the time of the arrest. Officers later raided his home and found about three gallons more. He was fined $1400 on the drunk and disturbing the peace charges and $300 on the possession charge under the city ordinance. The liquor in his house constitutes a separate offense, and will be prosecuted later, it is said. Chief of Police Moody said this later charge would be pursued. He said that his liquor business is a serious proposition, and that he hoped Waltice's case would teach some more "booze-bounds" to "quit sucking eggs." Shrimers Enjoy Ceremonial Today Crowds of Shrimers, joined by a goodly number of Anahein members, left this morning for today's ceremonial in Orange-co park held by Al Malalkah temple. Eight hundred yards of canvas formed an enclosure where the "hot sands" are concealed from the eye of the curious public, and beheld only by the more than 100 "unregenerates" who trod them. The barbecue required about PACIFISTS SCORED BY TEST DAY SPEECH Continued from page now under the leadership of American Legion, the wise preparedness is being hung. "The National Defense 1920 provides for three bays in the army, the Regulars, the National Guard and two serves. The Regulars are no once, the guard within one months after training. "I have a complete skeletonization, with all the officiary command in Orange, Rd. and San Bernardino county. "Last February each officer prepared his plan or orientation. At that time there were ideas of a National Defense By 11 p.m. this month, received a report from every half an hour the robot forwarded to the regiment mugdef in Los Angeles. urday morning the consort will be furnished here. "Such a plan showed common sense. Every day the United States is now by units of reserve office the plans were formed disturbing daily life. "The plan was like putt escapes on a school and Test Day like holding a fist. "It is too bad some of our papers have said that the United States lay in preparedness. It is in crime to send unprepared men into battle. Delays are paid for in two ways, and money. "Right thinking men included that an adequate plan will do more for peace any other measure." Rev. Thomas H. Walker the place of Res. Walter Ton of the First Christian of Fullerton, who was as a similar celebration as ton. As shown in peace time The American troops under his command, by their presence, high qualities and skillful management assisted materially in the defeat of the central powers of Europe, which resulted in the freedom of civilization from autocratic rule," added the president. "In his position as chief of staff since the termination of the world conflict, he has been a mainstay to the executive in preparing an army of modest dimensions to be the nucleus of any military force the country may be obligated to place in the field. He has taken a leading part in the development of the citizen components of the army of the United States." FUNERAL MONDAY Miss Florence Norwood of Buena Park passed away at 2 p.m. today at her home in Buena Park. Funeral services will be held at Backs Terry and Campbell Parlor Monday at 10 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Archibald of Anaheim are the parents of a son born this morning at the Anaheim sanitarium. DANCE! MODJESKA INN EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT MODJESKA RANCH ORANGE COUNTY A Class Ad is best little salesman, she said. Ceremonial Today Crowds of Shriners, joined by a goodly number of Anaheim members, left this morning for today's ceremonial in Orange co park held by Al Malalkah temple. Eight hundred yards of canvas formed an enclosure where the "hot sands" are concealed from the eye of the curious public, and behold only by the more than 100 "unregenerates" who trod them. The barbecue required about 1800 pounds of beef. 300 more than ordered at first, and formed the nuclus of the spread served at noon. Bands furnished appropriate music for all occasions of the day. No set program of sports was arranged but several impromptu contests were pulled off. Previous ceremonials held in the recreation spot have been successful and it is expected today's will be no exception other than a larger attendance and a jollier time. SEEKS ANNULMENT OF MARRIAGE Mrs. Viola Goodwin, Fullerton, seeks annulment of her second marriage when she learned that divorce from her First husband in Texas, barred her from another marriage within a year. Mrs. Goodwin divorced Ellis Thompson in Texas, Oct. 29, 1821, and married James O. Goodwin in Tanhandle, Tex., May 18, 1922. They separated July 25 when Mrs. Goodwin learned of her mistake, she said. YESTERDAY—Custom Ruled Women—Monday was Wash Day. TODAY—They are guided by common sense. Now Monday or Tuesday or Wednesday or Friday or Saturday is Laundry Day. Carl Oeike, Anaheim Agent, Phone 129 THE SANITARY LAUNDRY FULLERTON Every telephone wire is our clothes line Nearly Over NO ACTION UP FUNDING OFF WASHINGTON, Sept. formal consideration has en by the American de commission to the pla out by Edward N Hurr the commissioners, form of the $4,000,000 debt to the United State action has been taken its execution, it was le treasury department fo HIGH TRIBUTION CHILD FILL LONDON, Sept. Coogan, American child received big headlines today, following his Waterloo Station from ton, where he landed liner Leviathan. Jackie was granted usually reserved for d and official visitors. First visit to Europe made on the liner w Pershing, son of Gene Pershing, on his way in Europe. CHURCH LAUN Nearly Over Back East! summer excursions Sinal sale date Sept. 15th Return limit Oct. 31st SUMMER BARGAIN ROUND TRIP FARES NEARLY EVERYWHERE—here are a few examples from Los Angeles: Chicago . . . $ 86.00 New York . . . $ 147.40 St. Louis . . . $ 82.50 Denver . . . $ 94.00 Minneapolis . . . $ 97.50 Save precisely 40% by going on the train to Salt Lake City. THROUGH SLEEPERS DAILY TO Chicago, St. Louis, Kansas City, Omaha, Minneapolis, St. Paul, Denver, Boise and Salt Lake City. ALL TRAINS VIA SCHUCK SALT LAKE CITY Union Pacific H. C. NORTII, Agent THE PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIF. SCIENTISTS SCORED BY TEST DAY SPEAKERS Continued from page one under the leadership of the American Legion, the wisdom of preparedness is being taught. "The National Defense Act of 1920 provides for three branches of the army, the Regular Army, the National Guard and the Reserve. The Regulators are ready at celebration, the guard within one to four months after training. "I have a complete skeleton orinization, with all the officers, in my command in Orange, Riverside and San Bernardino counties." "Last February each commander prepared his plan of organization. At that time there was no idea of a National Defense Day; 11 o'clock this morning I had received a report from every unit and every staff officer. I half an hour the reports were forwarded to the regimental comander in Los Angeles. By Saturday morning the consolidated report will be furnished him." "Such a plan showed merely common sense. Every section of the United States is now covered by units of reserve officers, and the plans were formed without disturbing daily life." "The plan was like putting fire escapes on a school and Defense Day like holding a fire drill." "It is too bad some of our newspapers have said that the glory of the United States lay in its unpreparedness. It is in fact a message to send unprepared young men into battle. Delays always are paid for in two ways, in blood and money." "Right thinking men have concluded that an adequate military plan will do more for peace than any other measure." Rev. Thomas H. Walker took the rev. Res. Walter L. Thornton of the First Christian Church of Fullerton, who was assisting in a similar celebration at Fullerton. As shown in peace time politics. Hushman Station Adds to Equipment In pace with the march of progress, the Hushman Super-Service Station this week installed a modern steam cleaning equipment and the latest tire changing device made. Anaheimers as well as tourists are finding it mighty convenient to have their washing, greasing and oiling, inflation of tires 'gasging,' and battery service all done at one place. R. V. Jensen has the electrical and radio end of the business. THE RADIO K. H. J.—The Times 6:00 to 6:30 p.m. Art Hickman Concert Orchestra from the Blitmore, Edward Fitzpatrick, director. 8:30 to 7:30 p.m. Children's program presenting Prof. Walter Sylvester Hertzog, telling stories of American history. Vondelle Dar, screen juvenile. Elizabeth Dar, screen juvenile. Elizabeth Dar, screen juvenile. Elizabeth Dar, screen juvenile. 8:00 to 10:00 p.m. Program presented through the courtyard of Wiley B. Allen Music Company and the Sutro-Seyler Studio of Music, arranged by Mr. Bonyea Boris Gershborn violinist, accompanied by Julius V. Seyler, Gertrude Childe Huntington dramatic soprano. Catherine Levering, violinist, David L. Wright, pianist, Basil Lustig, child cornetist, pupil of Benjamin Klatzin. The Sutro-Seyler Quartet, Catherine Levering, violinist; Karl Rosner, cello; Robert Cohen, viola; and Ruth Paine, piano, George Hodd, reader. 10:00 to 11:00 p.m. Art Hickman Concert Orchestra from the Blitmore, Edward Fitzpatrick, director. YUNGBLUTH AND TODD DIRECTORS Stockholders of the Golden State National Bank decided to increase directors from seven to nine, and Mr. S. W. Todd and Mr. F. A. Yungbluth were elected directors. Mr. Todd is well known throut Orange-co., as a wide awake and public-spirited man, and is particularly interested in the upbuilding of Orange-co., He came here in January, 1911, and being impressed with the many advantages of this section, accepted a position with the So. Calif., Edison Co., division, and upon the purchase of the gas division by the Southern Counties Gas Co., Mr. Todd was made district manager by the Southern Counties Gas Co., which position he held until December, 1919, when he resigned to accept the position of general superintendent of the Industrial Fuel and Supply Co., which position he still holds. Mr. F. A. Yungbluth is one of our oldest and most successful business men. He came to Anaheim in 1893, 31 years ago. He took up the business of merchant tailor, which he continued for five years as an employee, and was known for his steadfast honesty and courteous treatment. Believing that he could better his condition, he launched into business for himself in the spring of 1899, and from then until now Mr. Yungbluth has continued in the merchant tailor and furnishing business, which has grown by leaps and bounds. While his business greatly increased, in greater proportion did his friends increase, and it is seldom now that anyone speaks of him as Mr. Yungbluth but by the more familiar name of "Pritz." He became a citizen in 1901, adopting this as his country, and then joined the National Guard, which he was in for seven and one-half months. LEGAL NOTICE ORDINANCE NO. 4 AN ORDINANCE CALL PROVIDING FOR AND NOTICE OF A SPECIAL TION TO BE HELD IN THE OF ANAHEIM.*STATE CO. MR. DAY OF OCTOBER THE OBJECT BEING TO THE QUALIFIED TION OF SAID CITY THE TION TO INCUR A DEBT BY SAID CITY FOLLOWING PURPOSE: COMPLETION OF A PLANT FOR SUPPLYING THICITY FOR SAID CITIES INHIBITANTS POINT OF USE FOR HOWER CONSISTING TENDING AND REMOUNT CERTAIN MUNICIPAL IN SAID CITY FOR ING OF MACHINEY ANNEX OF SAID POWER THE ACQUISITION AND ACTION OF ENGINEES GONE AUXILIARIES TO ELECTRICAL STALLATION OF ELECTRIC BRAKERS EXCITERS BOOKMARKS AND ELECTRIC SAID CITY AND ITS ANTS FOR PURPOSE HEAT AND POWER. WHEREAS the Boards of the City of Anaheim regular meeting held on day of August, 1924, by more than two-thirds of bers of said Board did pass and adopt a re-terminating that the project and also the public demands the acquirement of a station city of construction to wilt. The agency structure and complex power plant for supply tricity for said City habitats for the purpose heat and power, consists municipal building in for the housing of maize equipment of said power acquisition and install glues, and engine oil operate electric acquisition and install generators, excels boards and auxiliaries for saii inhabitants for light heat and power. It is in fact a time to send unprepared young men into battle. Delays always are paid for in two ways, in blood and money. "Right thinking men have concluded that an adequate military plan will do more for peace than any other measure." Rev. Thomas H. Walker took the place of Rev. Walter L. Thornton of the First Christian Church of Fullerton, who was assisting in a similar celebration at Fullerton. As shown in peace time politics, the possibility of enemies at home is not so remote as many may think, said the local minister, who said he had been with some of the boys overseas and knew what unpreparedness meant. He had also seen boys home from the training camps in Florida; where, because of lack of national preparedness in respect to sanitation, training, etc., they had become physical wrecks. Otherwise they might have been able to cross the Atlantic. There were two classes of people who oppose preparedness. One consists of those who don't know that a criminal class exists, ready and eager to drag a nation into war, the other the class itself. The pastor declared he had a boy in Shanghai now, and hoped his son was at present where he should be, ready to defend helpless American women and children. In the World War the minister had three sons in the navy, the marines and the infantry. MORE MORE ORE MOR NO ACTION UPON FUNDING OF DEBT WASHINGTON. Sept. 12.—Informal consideration has been given by the American debt funding commission to the plan worked out by Edward N. Hurley, one of the commissioners, for the payment of the $4,000,000,000 French debt to the United States, but no action has been taken looking its execution, it was learned at the treasury department today. HIGH TRIBUTE TO CHILD FILM STAR LONDON. Sept. 13.—Jackie Coogan, American child film star, received big headlines in the press today, following his arrival at Waterloo Station from Southampton, where he landed from the liner Leviathan. Jackie was granted courtesies usually reserved for distinguished and official visitors. This is his first visit to Europe. His playmate on the liner was Warren Pershing, son of General John J. Pershing, on his way to a school in Europe. CHURCH LAUNCHES CYPRESS CYPRESS, Sept. 13, Spl.)—Miss Grace Winds has returned home from the Cypress hospital. Mr. and Mrs. H. Cutter has installed a burglar alarm at their ranch on South Walker-st. Rumor is that the Cypress oil will resume drilling operations the first of the month but it is hard to tell which month it will be. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph La Rue have returned to their home in Riverside after spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh La Rue. Mr. and Mrs. George H. Miller entertained Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Tompkins of Los Angeles Sunday. Mr. Charles Lambitt has gone to Bakersfield where he will have charge of the Standard Oil tank farm for about three weeks. Mrs. Edith Sconce is regretting loss by theft of her chickens but is glad that none of her fine turkeys were taken. Mrs. R. C. Cawthon, Mrs. J. C. Cawthon and daughters, Roberts and Blanche were visitors in Los Angeles Thursday. Another one of the popular old-time dances was held at the D.S.Westborree home Saturday night.O.P.Bunyard, C.L.Barnett,C.Fortune, and Mona Fortune (releived at the plank) by Mrs.H.La Rue) furnished the music. Mr.C.Dohn of Strathmore, father of Calvin Dohm was in Cypress on business last week. John Stoddart is planning a pleasure trip to Canada some time soon. Mrs.Ella Cutter has been painting and remodeling the exterior of the Stop Inn. A partition has been put in to form a serving room on the east side of the shop. Mrs.S.C.Perry is visiting Mrs.Ella Cutter this week. Check and Care Cawthon and presented through the courtesy of Wiley B. Allen Music Company and the Sutro-Seyler Studio of Music, arranged by Mr. Bonyea Boris Gershborn violinist, accompanied by Julius V. Seyler Gerchild Childe Huntington dramatic soprano. Catherine Levering, violinist, David L.Wright, pianist, Basil Lustig, child cornetist, pupil of Benjamin Klatoxi. The Sutro-Seyler Quartet, Catherine Levering, violin; Karl Reasoner, cello; Robert Cohen, viola, and Ruth Paine, piano, George Hodd, reader. 10:00 to 11:00 p.m. Art Hickman's dance orchestra from the Baltimore Earl Burnett director. SEE JORDAN EIGHT To enable the public to see the new Jordan Eight, the J.E.Walter Co. will keep its showrooms at Olive and East Center street open until 10 o'clock tonight, it was announced today. CYPRESS CYPRESS, Sept. 13, Spl.)—Miss Grace Winds has returned home from the Cypress hospital. Mr. and Mrs.H.Cutter has installed a burglar alarm at their ranch on South Walker-st. Rumor is that the Cypress oil will resume drilling operations the first of the month but it is hard to tell which month it will be. Mr. and Mrs.Ralph La Rue have returned to their home in Riverside after spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs.Hugh La Rue. Mr. and Mrs.George H.Miller entertained Mr. and Mrs.Bruce Tompkins of Los Angeles Sunday. Mr.Charles Lambitt has gone to Bakersfield where he will have charge of the Standard Oil tank farm for about three weeks. Mrs.Edith Sconce is regretting loss by theft of her chickens but is glad that none of her fine turkeys were taken. Mrs.R.C.Cawthon,Mrs.J.Cawthon and daughters,Roberts and Blanche were visitors in Los Angeles Thursday. Another one of the popular old-time dances was held at the D.S.Westborree home Saturday night.O.P.Bunyard,C.L.Barnett,C.Fortune,and Mona Fortune (releived at the plank)by Mrs.H.La Rue) furnished the music. Mr.C.Dohn of Strathmore,father of Calvin Dohm was in Cypress on business last week. John Stoddart is planning a pleasure trip to Canada some time soon. Mrs.Ella Cutter has been painting and remodeling the exterior of the Stop Inn.A partition has been put in to form a serving room on the east side of the shop. Mrs.S.C.Perry is visiting Mrs.Ella Cutter this week. Check and Care Cawthon and presented through the courtesy of Wiley B.Allen Music Company and the Sutro-Seyler Studio of Music, arranged by Mr.Bonyea Boris Gershborn violinist, accompanied by Julius V.Seyler Gerchild Childe Huntington dramatic soprano.Catherine Levering, violinist,David L.Wright,pianist,Basil Lustig,child cornetist,pupil of Benjamin Klatoxi.The Sutro-Seyler Quartet,Catherine Levering,volin;Karl Reasoner,cello;Robert Cohen,v viola,and Ruth Paine,piano,Gorge Hodd.reader. 10:00 to 11:00 p.m. Art Hickman's dance orchestra from the Baltimore Earl Burnett director. SEE JORDAN EIGHT To enable the public to see the new Jordan Eight,the J.E.Walter Co. will keep its showrooms at Olive and East Center street open until 10 o'clock tonight.it was announced today. CYPRESS, Sept. 13,Spl.)—Miss Grace Winds has returned home from the Cypress hospital. Mr. and Mrs.H.Cutter has installed a burglar alarm at their ranch on South Walker-st. Rumor is that the Cypress oil will resume drilling operations the first of the month but it is hard to tell which month it will be. Mr. and Mrs.Ralph La Rue have returned to their home in Riverside after spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs.Hugh La Rue. Mr. and Mrs.George H.Miller entertained Mr. and Mrs.Bruce Tompkins of Los Angeles Sunday. Mr.Charles Lambitt has gone to Bakersfield where he will have charge of the Standard Oil tank farm for about three weeks. Mrs.Edith Sconce is regretting loss by theft of her chickens but is glad that none of her fine turkeys were taken. Mrs.R.C.Cawthon,Mrs.J.Cawthon and daughters,Roberts and Blanche were visitors in Los Angeles Thursday. Another one of the popular old-time dances was held at the D.S.Westborree home Saturday night.O.P.Bunyard,C.L.Barnett,C.Fortune,and Mona Fortune (releived at the plank)by Mrs.H.La Rue) furnished the music. Mr.C.Dohn of Strathmore,father of Calvin Dohm was in Cypress on business last week. John Stoddart is planning a pleasure trip to Canada some time soon. Mrs.Ella Cutter has been painting and remodeling the exterior of the Stop Inn.A partition has been put in to form a serving room on the east side of the shop. Mrs.S.C.Perry is visiting Mrs.Ella Cutter this week. Check and Care Cawthon and presented through the courtesy of Wiley B.Allen Music Company and the Sutro-Seyler Studio of Music, arranged by Mr.Bonyea Boris Gershborn violinist, accompanied by Julius V.Seyler Gerchild Childe Huntington dramatic soprano.Catherine Levering, violinist,David L.Wright,pianist,Basil Lustig,child cornetist,pupil of Benjamin Klatoxi.The Sutro-Seyler Quartet,Catherine Levering,volin;Karl Reasoner,cello;Robert Cohen,v viola,and Ruth Paine,piano,Gorge Hodd.reader. 10:00 to 11:00 p.m. Art Hickman's dance orchestra from the Baltimore Earl Burnett director. SEE JORDAN EIGHT To enable the public to see the new Jordan Eight,the J.E.Walter Co. will keep its showrooms at Olive and East Center street open until 10 o'clock tonight.it was announced today. CYPRESS, Sept. 13,Spl.)—Miss Grace Winds has returned home from the Cypress hospital. Mr. and Mrs.H.Cutter has installed a burglar alarm at their ranch on South Walker-st. Rumor is that the Cypress oil will resume drilling operations the first of the month but it is hard to tell which month it will be. Mr. and Mrs.Ralph La Rue have returned to their home in Riverside after spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs.Hugh La Rue. Mr. and Mrs.George H.Miller entertained Mr. and Mrs.Bruce Tompkins of Los Angeles Sunday. Mr.Charles Lambitt has gone to Bakersfield where he will have charge of the Standard Oil tank farm for about three weeks. Mrs.Edith Sconce is regretting loss by theft of her chickens but is glad that none of her fine turkeys were taken. Mrs.R.C.Cawthon,Mrs.J.Cawthon and daughters,Roberts and Blanche were visitors in Los Angeles Thursday. Another one of the popular old-time dances was held at the D.S.Westborree home Saturday night.O.P.Bunyard,C.L.Barnett,C.Fortune,and Mona Fortune (releived at the plank)by Mrs.H.La Rue) furnished the music. Mr.C.Dohn of Strathmore,father of Calvin Dohm was in Cypress on business last week. John Stoddart is planning a pleasure trip to Canada some time soon. Mrs.Ella Cutter has been painting and remodeling the exterior of the Stop Inn.A partition has been put in to form a serving room on the east side of the shop. Mrs.S.C.Perry is visiting Mrs.Ella Cutter this week. Check and Care Cawthon and presented through the courtesy of Wiley B.Allen Music Company and the Sutro-Seyler Studio of Music, arranged by Mr.Bonyea Boris Gershborn violinet, accompanied by Julius V.Seyler Gerchild Childe Huntington dramatic soprano.Catherine Levering, violinist,David L.Wright,pianist,Basil Lustig,child cornetist,pupil of Benjamin Klatoxi.The Sutro-Seyler Quartet,Catherine Levering,volin;Karl Reasoner,cello;Robert Cohen,v viola,and Ruth Paine,piano,Gorge Hodd.reader. 10:00 to 11:00 p.m. Art Hickman's dance orchestra from the Baltimore Earl Burnett director. SEE JORDAN EIGHT To enable the public to see the new Jordan Eight,the J.E.Walter Co. will keep its showrooms at Olive and East Center street open until 10 o'clock tonight.it was announced today. CYPRESS, Sept. 13,Spl.)—Miss Grace Winds has returned home from the Cypress hospital. Mr. and Mrs.H.Cutter has installed a burglar alarm at their ranch on South Walker-st。 Rumor is that the Cypress oil will resume drilling operations the first of the month but it is hard to tell which month it will be. Mr. and Mrs.Ralph La Rue have returned to their home in Riverside after spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs.Hugh La Rue. Mr. and Mrs.George H.Miller entertained Mr. and Mrs.Bruce Tompkins of Los Angeles Sunday. Mr.Charles Lambitt has gone to Bakersfield where he will have charge of the Standard Oil tank farm for about three weeks. Mrs.Edith Sconce is regretting loss by theft of her chickens but is glad that none of her fine turkeys were taken. Mrs.R.C.Cawthon,Mrs.J.Cawthon and daughters,Roberts and Blanche were visitors in Los Angeles Thursday. Another one of the popular old-time dances was held at the D.S.Westborree home Saturday night.O.P.Bunyard,C.L.Barnett,C.Fortune,and Mona Fortune (releived at the plank)by Mrs.H.La Rue) furnished the music. Mr.C.Dohn of Strathmore,father of Calvin Dohm was in Cypress on business last week. John Stoddart is planning a pleasure trip to Canada some time soon. Mrs.Ella Cutter has been painting and remodeling the exterior of the Stop Inn.A partition has been put in to form a serving room on the east side of the shop. Mrs.S.C.Perry is visiting Mrs.Ella Cutter this week. Check and Care Cawthon and presented through the courtesy of Wiley B.Allen Music Company and the Sutro-Seyler Studio of Music, arranged by Mr.Bonyea Boris Gershborn violinet, accompanied by Julius V.Seyler Gerchild Childe Huntington dramatic soprano.Catherine Levering, violinet,David L.Wright,pianist,Basil Lustig,child cornetist,pupil of Benjamin Klatoxi.The Sutro-Seyler Quartet,Catherine Levering,volin;Karl Reasoner,cello;Robert Cohen,v viola,and Ruth Paine,piano,Gorge Hodd.reader. 10:00 to 11:00 p.m. Art Hickman's dance orchestra from the Baltimore Earl Burnett director. SEE JORDAN EIGHT To enable the public to see the new Jordan Eight,the J.E.Walter Co. will keep its showrooms at Olive and East Center street open until 10 o'clock tonight.it was announced today. CYPRESS, Sept. 13,Spl.)—Miss Grace Winds has returned home from the Cypress hospital. Mr.和 Mrs.H.Cutter has installed a burglar alarm at their ranch on Southwalk-st。 Rumor is that the Cypress oil will resume drilling operations the first of the month but it is hard to tell which month it will be. Mr.和 Mrs.Ralph La Rue have returned to their home in Riverside after spending a few days with Mr.和 Mrs.Hugh La Rue。 Mr.和 Mrs.George H.Miller entertained Mr.和 Mrs.Bruce Tompkins of Los Angeles Sunday。 Mr.Charles Lambitt has gone to Bakersfield where he will have charge of the Standard Oil tank farm for about three weeks。 Mrs.Edith Sconce is regretting loss by theft of her chickens but is glad that none of her fine turkeys were taken。 Mrs.R.C.Cawthon,Mrs.J.Cawthon and daughters,Roberts and Blanche were visitors in Los Angeles Thursday。 Another one of the popular old-time dances was held at the D.S.Westborree home Saturday night.O.P.Bunyard,C.L.Barnett,C.Fortune,and Mona Fortune (releived at the plank)by Mrs.H.La Rue) furnished the music。 Mr.C.Dohn of Strathmore,father of Calvin Dohm was in Cypress on business last week。 John Stoddart is planning a pleasure trip to Canada some time soon。 Mrs.Ella Cutter has been painting and remodelingthe 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two small Los Angeles girls, lost for two weeks, members of the Calvary Methodist Church launched a search today following a mass meeting at which the authorities were denounced in resolutions. The girl father resides in Hoquam, Wash. MARTIAL LAW IN SOUTH MANCHURIA MURDEN, Sept. 13.—Martial law was proclaimed thruout southern Manchuria today as a result of the declaration of war against the Peking government by Marshal Chang Tao Lin, Manchurian warlord. Railway service between southern Manchuria and Peking has been stopped. There is a decided slump in Shanghai Kuan currency. Will Rogers Shocks His Many Admirers The age of miracles is not yet past! Can you imagine Will Rogers encased in a highly tailored dress suit? Wearing an immaculately white shirt-front, patent feather boots, and stove-pipe hat? Can you visualize the erstwhile Pollica comedian capitulating to such luxuries as perfume-scented pocket handkerchiefs and hair-dressing lotions? To those who have seen Rogers either on stage or screen, such an idea will appear impossible and proposterous. However, in "Un-centured Movies," his latest Pathie comedy at the California tomorrow and Monday, these are the depths of dandified degradation to which the renowned cow-juncher and rope twirler has shamefully fallen. Jack Pickell leaves Monday for Hanford and San Francisco. Attention! Anahiem Business College 239 NO. LEMON ST. OPENS Sept. 15 PREPARE FOR THE FUTURE Enroll Now! Day and Evening Sessions Grigg Shorthand 20th Century Bookkeeping TELEPHONE 1272 FULLERTON SHIPS 64 CARLOADS OF FRUIT Orange shipments from Fullerton this week showed a slight increase over last week. Sixty-four cars of oranges, and one car for lemons were shipped. STREET DANCE A street dance was held last night in front of the Ford-avs grammar school building in Fullerton, there being about 240 present. The proceeds were for the building of a band stand in the city park. A delegation of Fire from the Ku Klux Klan, in full regalia, marched up to the band while playing the first piece, and when the music was ended presented an envelope containing a letter and a donation of $25 to the band stand. The letter was read to the audience by Albert Stuelke. Donations were also received from private citizens. Dorothea Stuthman Pianist and Teacher Phone 875 Studio 129 W. Chartres-at Faculty member College of Music U.S.C. Fall term now beginning. MANY AT DEFENSE TEST DAY PROGRAM Many people turned out last evening for the Defense Test Day program at Fullerton city park, preceded by a parade led by the city band from Spadra-rd. and Wilshire ave. The feature of the program aside from the band renditions under the direction of E.B. Toxier, was an address on defense day by Rev. Walter Thornton pastor of the First Christian church. MUNICIPAL TO VOTE ON ANY INFAIR SET FORTH, (X) In the voting word "WES" or any NO. All marks on (X) are forbidden. marks or erase den and your impulse must be halted, return to election after question and submission. QUESTION AND SUBMITTED TELEPHONE SHALL THE CITY OF INCUR a bonded amount of Two Porty Thousand ($400) for the co-admission of a municipal impoundment. The City of Anheuser-Busch InBev acquisition co-admission and completion of plant for supply of city for said City habitants for public light, heat and palting of extending modelling a central pal building in sanitation equipment of plan the acquisition stallation including auxiliaries to electric generators acquisition and electric generators switch to auxiliaries for solar electricity for said inhabitants for light, heat and palting of extending modelling a central pal building in sanitation equipment of plan the acquisition stallation including auxiliaries to electric generators acquisition and electric generators switch to auxiliaries for solar electricity for said inhabitants for light, heat and palting of extending modelling a central pal building in sanitation equipment of plan the acquisition stallation including auxiliaries to electric generators acquisition and electric generators switch to auxiliaries for solar electricity for said inhabitants for light, heat and palting of 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solar electricity for said inhabitants for light, heat and palting of extending modelling a central pal building in sanitation equipment of plan the acquisition stallation including auxiliaries to electric generators acquisition and electric generators switch to auxiliaries for solar electricity for said inhabitants for light, heat and palting of extending modelling a central pal building in sanitation equipment of plan the acquisition stallation including auxiliaries to electric generators acquisition and electric generators switch to auxiliaries for solar electricity for said inhabitants for light, heat and palting of extending modelling a central pal building in sanitation equipment of plan the acquisition stallation including auxiliaries to electric generators acquisition and electric generators switch to auxiliaries for solar electricity for said inhabitants for light, heat and palting of extending modelling a central pal building in sanitation equipment of plan the acquisition stallation including auxiliaries to electric generators acquisition and electric generators switch to auxiliaries for solar electricity for said inhabitants for light, heat and palting of extending modelling a central pal building in sanitation equipment of plan the acquisition stallation including auxiliaries to electric generators acquisition and electric generators switch to auxiliaries for solar electricity for said inhabitants for light, heat and palting of extending modelling a central pal building in sanitation equipment of plan the acquisition stallation including auxiliaries to electric generators acquisition and electric generates exchange with submitted or authorised bonds debt forth in the stated he shall be in the voting sort of the word "Site site such proposes against insuring by a no purpose set forth position herein stamp a copy or reprint NO. printed on position Each o LEGAL NOTICE ORDINANCE NO. 457 AN ORDINANCE CALLING AND PROVIDING FOR AND GIVING NOTICE OF A SPECIAL ELECTION TO BE HELD IN THE CITY OF ANAHEIM, STATE OF CALIFORNIA, ON SATURDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1924. THE DAY OF OCTOBER, 1924, TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF SAID CITY THE PROPOSITION TO INCUR A BONDED DEBT BY SAID CITY FOR THE FOLLOWING PURPOSE: THE ACQUISITION, CONSTRUCTION AND COMPLETION OF A POWER PLANT FOR SUPPLYING ELECTRICITY FOR SAID CITY AND ITS INHABITANTS FOR PURPOSE OF HEAT AND HEAT CONSISTING OF EXTENDING AND REMODELING A CERTAIN MUNICIPAL BUILDING IN SAID CITY FOR THE HOUSING OF MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT OF SAID POWER PLANT THE ACQUISITION AND INSTALLATION OF ENGINEES AND ENGINE AUXILIARIES TO OPERATE ELECTRICAL GENERATORS AND THE ACQUISITION AND INSTALLATION OF ELECTRIC SHAVERS. EXCITHER ELECTRICAL GENERATORS FOR SUPPLYING ELECTRICITY FOR SAID CITY AND ITS INHABITANTS FOR PURPOSE OF LIGHT, HEAT AND POWER. WHEREAS, the Board of Trustees of the City of Anaheim, at a regular meeting held on the 14th day of August, 1924, by a vote of more than two-thirds of the members of said Board of Trustees did adopt a resolution determining that the public interest and also the public necessity demands the acquisition and construction of a certain municipal improvement, to-will: The acquisition, construction and completion of a power plant for supplying electricity for said City and its inhabitants for the purposes of light, heat and power, consisting of extending and remodeling a certain municipal building in said City for the housing of machinery and equipment of said power plant, the acquisition and installation of engines, and engine auxiliaries to operate electric generators for supplying electricity for said City and its inhabitants for purposes of light, heat and power. ED in the square to the right of the word "YES" shall be counted as a vote in favor of and to authorize the incurring of a bonded indebtedness for the purpose set forth in the proposition opposite to which said cross (X) is stamped and each cross (X) stamped in the voting square to the right of the word "NO" shall be counted as a vote not in favor of and a refusal to authorize the incurring of a bonded indebtedness for the purpose set forth in the proposition opposite to which such cross (X) is stamped. SECTION 4. For the purpose of such special election the vote voting precincts hereof are established by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Orange as the election precincts for the said City of Anaheim and adopted by order of said Board of Supervisors together with the territory annexed to said City of Anaheim at a special election held on the 28th day of July, 1924, designated as "Industrial Site Addition," and described as follows: Beginning at the point of Inlet section of the center line of Part Street and Law Palm Street as on a map of the Greswell Subdivision recorded in Book 6. Page 47. Miscellaneous Maps. Records of Orange County, California, and running thence Northerly along the center line of Patty Street to the extended Northern line of that certain East and West alley distant 195 feet Northerly from the center line of La Palma Street as shown on said map of the Greaswell Subdivision along the extended Northern line of said alley and along the Northern line of said alley and its extension Westerly to the point of intersection with the extended Northern line of the 15 foot alley lying Northerly of Lots 1 to 7 of the Hart Subdivision as shown on a map recorded in Book 7. Page 26. Miscellaneous Maps. Records of Orange County, California; thence Northwesterly along the extended Northern line of alley to the center line of Lemon Street to the Southeast corner of Lot 5. Miles Rancho as shown on a map recorded in Book 4. Page 7. Miscellaneous Maps. Records of Orange County, California; thence East along the extended South line of said Lot 5. 190 feet; thence North parallel to the East line of said Lot 5 to a point on the North line of the Southwest one-quarter mile east. Used Cars Increase As Sales Multiply The Motor Sales Co., Inc., is on hand nearly a score-of-cars, mostly Bulks and properly never have had a better opportunity to meet their desires. The unusual supply is due to the fact that sales of new cars on trade-ins were almost a record in August. Sales of used cars also have been good. the capacity herein designated and to conduct said election therein as required by law: Inspector—Joseph K. Landdon. Judge—C. C. Lamb. Clerks—Ethel H. Chamberlain. Ards Ann Chambura. The following named persons, each of whom is a qualified elector of the consolidated election precinct in and for which he/she appointed are hereby appointed by board of elections Consolidation Voting Precinct "B", to serve in the consolidated designated and to conduct said election therein as required by law: Inspector—W. P. Webb. Judge—Chas R. Bair. Clerks—Harriet K. Boyd, Lenora E. Williams. The polling place in and for consolidated Voting Precinct "B" shall be at the Anaheim Union School at the Northwestern corner of the intersection of West Center and Citron Street. The polling place in and for consolidated Voting Precinct "B" shall be at the Central School Building located on the Ninth side of East Chartres Street between North Emily Street and North Philadelphia Street. The polling place in and for consolidated Voting Precinct "B" shall be at the Citron Street school at No. 124 South Citron street. The polling place in and for consolidated Voting Precinct "B" shall be at the City Hall Building at No. 50 East Center Street. The City Clerk is hereby directed to procure all supplies that may be necessary to properly and lawfully conduct special election. When the pollers are closed the officers of election shall count the ballots cast at such special election and canvass the votes cast respectively for and against the of a certain municipal improvement, to-wit. The acquisition, construction and completion of a power plant for supplying electricity for said City and its inhabitants for the purposes of light, heat and power, consisting of extending and remodeling a certain municipal building housing machinery and equipment of said power plant, the acquisition and installation of engines, and engine auxiliaries to operate electric generators, and the acquisition and installation of electric generators, excavators, switch boards and auxiliaries for supplying electricity for said City and its inhabitants for purposes of light, heat and power. The cost of the completion of which such municipal improvement was estimated at Two Hundred Forty Thousand ($240,000.00). Dollars which said cost was and is too great to be paid out of the ordinary annual income and revenue of said City. NOW THEREFORE the Board of Trustees of the City of Anaheim do ordain as follows: SECTION 1. A special election hereby called and ordered hold in the City of Anaheim State of California on Saturday, the 15th day of October, 1924, the object being to submit to the qualified electors of said City the proposition to incur a bonded indebtedness by the City of Anaheim to the amount of Two Hundred Forty Thousand ($240,000.00). Dollars for the purpose of the construction and completion of a certain municipal improvement by the City of Anaheim and the acquitation and installation of electric generators, excavators, switch boards and auxiliaries for supplying electricity for said City and its inhabitants for purposes of light, heat and power, consisting of extending and remodeling a certain municipal building in said City for the housing of machinery, and equipment of said power plant, the acquisition and installation of engines, and engine auxiliaries to operate electric generators and installed electric generators, excavators, switch boards and auxiliaries for supplying electricity for said City and its inhabitants for purposes of light, heat and power, the estimated cost of which improvement is Two Hundred Forty Thousand ($240,000.00). Dollars in gold coin of the United States of America, sum of two hundred forty thousand ($240,000.00), but no amount of the principal of the indebtedness to be incurred therefor, the rate of interest to be paid on said indebtedness will not be to exceed six per cent (6%) per annum, payable semi-annually, the principal and interest of said indebtedness to be paid in gold coin of the United States of America. SECTION 2. The special election hereby called and ordered hold in the City of Anaheim and the waters threat received and canvassed, and the returns thereof made and the results thereof determined and declared herein provided and according to the laws of the State of California, providing for and governing elections in the City of Anaheim, and the polls for such election shall be and remain open during the time required by said laws. Followed by seven o'clock A.M., when poll shifts shall be opened, and said polls shall remain open until seven o'clock P.M. of said day, when they shall be closed, except as provided by Section 1164 of the Political Code of the State of California. 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Such proceeds will form a character known as "and at least one-fifth part of the principal sum of such indebtedness will be paid each and every year until all of the bills should have been paid principals and interest shall bear paid in gold coin of the United States of America. SECTION 7. The Board of Trustees shall meet their place of meeting to witness the Council Chairship at this City Hall Building at No204EastCenterStreet on Monday next succeeding sale election, to-will on Monday, the 20th day of October, 1924, at the hour of seven thirty clock o'clock, then and thorn to canvass the returns and ascertain a termine and declare the results of election. SECTION 8. This Ordinance shall been published once a day for at least days in the Orange County Plain Dealer, a newspaper of general circulation published in said City of Anaheim, and thus publication shall be the Notice of Election. SECTION 9. This Ordinance shall take effect immediately. The above and foregoing Ordinance No. 457 is signed and approved by me this 11th day of September, 1924. E. H. MENEITT President of the Board of Trustees of the City of Anaheim (SEAL) EDWARD B. MEREITT Clerk of the City of Anaheim STATE OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF ORANGE CITY OF ANAHEIM I. EDWARD B. MEREITT Clerk of the City of Anaheim do hereby certify that the foregoing Ordinance No. 457 was introduced at a regular meeting of the Board of Trustees of the City of Anaheim on the 28th day of August, 1924, and was finally passed by more than a two-thirds vote at board of Trustees at boarding on the 11th day of September, 1924, and that they pass the passage of the said Ordinance was as follows: AIES: Trustees Metcalf, Hanson Knine, Slaback and Stock. MUNICIPAL TICKET To vote on any proposition hereinafter set forth, stamp a cross (X) in the voting square after the word "YES" or after the word "NO". All marks except the cross (X) are forbidden. All distinguishes marks or transitions for forbidden and makes a ballot void. If you oppose a stamp, tour or deface this ballot, return it to the Inspector of Election and obtain another. QUESTION AND PROPOSITION SUBMITTED TO VOTE OF ELECTION: Shall the City of Anaheim incur a bonded debt to the amount of Two Hundred Porty Thousand ($240,000.00) Dollars for the construction and completion of a certain municipal building in said City for the housing of machinery and equipment of said power plant the acquisition and installation of engines and engines abilities to operate electric generators, and the acquisition and installation of electric generators, switch boards and auxiliaries for supplying electricity for said City and its inhabitants for purposes of light heat and power. SECTION 3: Any qualified election of the City of Anaheim must vote at said proposition for or against the proposition herewith submitted. To vote in favor of and authorize the incurring of a bonded debt for the purpose set forth in the proposition herein stated, he shall stamp a cross (X) in the voting square to the right of the word "YES" printed opposite such proposition, and to vote against and refuse to authorise the incurring of a bonded debt for the purpose set forth in the proposition herein stated, he shall stamp a cross (X) in the voting square to the right of the word "NO" printed opposite such proposition. Each cross (X) stamped persons, each of whom is a qualified elector of the consolidated election precinct in and for which he is appointed, are hereby appointed Board of Election in Consolidated Voting Precinct "P", to serve in the capacity herein designated and to conduct said election therein as required by law: Inspector—J. H. Eneark; Judge—M. O. Hensley; Clerks—Freda Janaas, Charles Pay The following named persons, each of whom is a qualified elector of the consolidated election precinct in and for which he is appointed, are hereby appointed Board of Election in Consolidated Voting Precinct "P", to serve in the capacity herein designated and to conduct said election therein as required by law: Inspector—Ana H. Squires; Judge—Fred O. Kern; Clerks—Genevieve Fording, Suale J. Jayne. The following named persons, each of whom is a qualified elector of the consolidated election precinct in and for which he is appointed, are hereby appointed Board of Election in Consolidated Voting Precinct "P", to serve in the capacity herein designated and to conduct said election therein as required by law: Inspector—Ana H. Squires; Judge—Fred O. Kern; Clerks—Genevieve Fording, Suale J. Jayne. Come Hear—— Mrs. Aimee Semple McPherson Tuesday Evening Sept. 16, 24---7:30 P.M. at South Main and Myrtle Streets, Santa Ana REGULAR SERVICES NOW GOING ON Tonight Sept. 13th Sunday Sept. 14th Children's Church 2:30 p.m. Evening Service 7:30 p.m. Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. Evening Service 7:30 p.m. Monday Sept. 15, service 7:30 p.m. Miss Bessie MacRandall, Pastor EVERBODY WELCOME