oc-plain-dealer 1924-12-26

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1924 TRUST DEPT. NOW IS IN OPERATION As announced some weeks ago, The First National Bank of Anaheim has recently installed a trust department in accordance with the banking laws of the state and under the supervision of the national banking department, thus which trust department, said bank is competent to act in any trust capacity in which any trust companies may operate. In opening this department, they have entered a field ripe with opportunity, and will be able to render a service really needed in Anaheim and vicinity, as this in the only bank in Orange-co (outside of Santa Ana), which operates a trust department, and herefore citizens of this community have been required to go to Santa Ana or to Los Angeles for this class of service. A bank may not open its doors for private or court trust business until it has deposited with the state treasurer not less than $100,000.00 in securities approved by the state and national banking departments, which securities are to be held as guarantee to customers for the faithful performance of all trust duties, and further the trust department is under the supervision and subject to examination by both the state and national banking examiners. They have comprised all of the banking provisions in this respect, and their trust department is now in active operation, and through the provisions of their permit, they are now authorized to act as executor or administrator of wills, trustee in estates under deeds of trust, subdivision arrangements, or any other trust or fiduciary capacity in which trust companies may operate within California. Mr. Arthur G. Porter, who has BREA, Dec. 26.—The kindergarten room of the Laurel school was the scene of a wonderful P.T.A. Christmas party for the children, teachers and parents. A large Christmas tree was in the center of the room. The party was for the children of the first, second and third grades from 1:30 p.m. to 2:45 p.m. They presented a program of songs under the leadership of their teachers with Mrs. Youts at the piano. A Christmas story, "Little Sambo," was told in a very interesting manner by Miss Helen Henigan of the Fullerton Union High school. Then Santa Claus, with Mrs. Claus, came loaded down with pretty balloons of many colors on his back pushing a wheelbarrow (all cotton) loaded down with a big sack filled with popcorn balls. Much excitement was created on their arrival with 200 balloons, one for each child present. The fourth, fifth and sixth grades party followed, afterwards a program of carols under the leadership of Mrs. Zoutzi. Miss Helen Henigan gave a beautiful Christmas story of "The Chimes." She told stories in an interesting way, holding the attention of the grown-ups as well as children. Santa followed again, this time bringing boxes of gifts for each room which Mrs. Santa Claus distributed. Each boy and girl received a popcorn ball. They all had a good time and left with many thanks to the Laurel Parent Teachers' Ass'n. Mrs. R. S. Hughes entertained Wednesday with a dinner in honor of little Buddy Trunlow's second birthday. Her guests were Mrs. W. E. Bruhm and Mrs. W. B. Trunlow and little son Buddy of Los Angeles. LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE INVITING SEALED PROPOSALS OR BIDS. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that sealed proposals or bids will be received by the Board of Trustees of the City of Anaheim at the office of the City Clerk ofsaction City up to Thursday, January 1925, at the hour of eight o'clock P.M. for the furnishing to saction city of Anaheim two motor trucks therefore adopted by the Board of Trustees of the City of Anaheim on resolution on the 11th day of December, 1924, and which are can fire in the office of the City Clerk in the City of Anaheim and which are hereby referred to as such reference made a part of this notice. Price quoted in bids must be faxed motor trucks F. O. B. cars Anaheim, California; said bidder to state the manufacture and time of delivery. Each proposal or bid must be accompanied by a check certified in a responsible bank, in an amount not less than ten per cent of the amount of said bid, or bond in like amount, executed by two good and sufficient sureties who shall justify in double terms amount of said bond, in unencumbered property within the State of California, which check bond shall be made payable said City of Anaheim, and that name shall be forfeited to saction city as liquidated damages, if written in days after that occasion may such bid, the bidders fails enter into a contract with the City of Anaheim for the furnishing and delivery of said motor trucks. The successful bidder must write in ten days after the contract awarded to him, enter into a contract with the City of Anaheim providing for the sale and delivery of said motor trucks according to stated conditions with certain specifications given with a good and sufficient bond executed by at least two such entities who shall qualify in double terms amount of said bond in unencumbered property within the State of California, or by a corporation authorised to execute bonds as described in said motor trucks to be approved by the Board of Trustees of the City of Anaheim, in an amount equal one-half of the contract price said motor trucks, which saction company may operate within California. Mr. Arthur G. Porter, who has and subject to examination by both the state and national banking examiners. They have comprised all of the banking provisions in this respect, and their trust department is now in active operation and through the provisions of their permit, they are now authorized to act as executor or administrator of wills, trustee in estates under deeds of trust, subdivision arrangements, or any other trust or fiduciary capacity in which trust companies may operate within California. Mr. Arthur G. Porter, who has been named as trust officer, and will have direct supervision of the trust department, owned and operated a title company of his own for many years before becoming associated with The First National Bank of Anahiem some two years ago, and he has had a legal training and experience particularly qualifying him for his present position. The very nature of the business of a trust department is primarily the handling of funds, property and estates, belonging to, or in which deceased persons, minors, incompetent or inexperienced persons are vitally concerned, and for that reason the banking departments of the state and nation have wholly protested the interests of the persons whose properties are handled through these departments in a very careful manner; however, the services offered by such a department enter almost every imaginable field of business activity. It is needless to say that the man who considers carefully the future of his family does not appoint his executor and trustees thoughtlessly. If he is tempted to leave the matter to his wife and "let it go at that," he has only to consider what burdens he is placing upon her, to change his plans. If he is considering a friend, he also thinks twice, before he asks him to undertake those burdens. In considering the intricacies of accounting and the continual requirements of trained business judgment which they involve he will think longer still. And in such a responsibility the element of continuous existence becomes all-important. He cannot but consider as a probability in choosing an individual to act in the future, the possible illness or death of that individual and the uncertainty as to who may replace him. AWAIT WORD ON PASADENA ROUTE The Anaheim C. of C. today was awaiting word from Pasadena regarding the proper auto routes to be taken Jan. 1 to and from the Rose Festival city, in order to avoid the jams of other years. Two years ago the traffic became so dense on certain prominent thoroughfares that rivers used sidewalks in front of, handsome estates to turn around or get out. All the Brea grammar school teachers are attending institute in Los Angeles this week. Miss Dorothy Schweitzer attended the California scholarship federation meeting which was held Wednesday at Pomona college. The Pythian Sisters initiated several new members Thursday evening. After the meeting delicious refreshments were served and a social hour enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tibbetts as children. Santa followed again, this time bringing boxes of gifts for each room which Mrs. Santa Claus distributed. Each boy and girl received a popcorn ball. They all had a good time and left with many thanks to the Laurel Parent Teachers' Ass'n. Mrs. R. S. Hughes entertained Wednesday with a dinner in honor of little Buddy Trunlow's second birthday. Her guests were Mrs. W. E. Bruhm and Mrs. W. B. Truslow and little son Buddy of Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. U. S. Glaze of Fullerton were recent guests of Mrs. Nellie Green. Frank Schweitzer, Geo. Henigan, Carl Fanning and Albert Hancock, members of the Whitney Boys' Chorus of Brea, had their voices tested by Mr. Whitney at the Philharmonic Auditorium in Los Angeles Monday night. Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Ball and children, Arthur, John, Jean and Bobby, were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tibbetts in Santa Ann. Mrs. W.C. Vinson and children and Annabelle Sammons were Fullerton visitors Saturday. Mrs. Mell Hanmore and son of So. Walnut-st. were in Anaheim on business Friday. Mr. and Mrs. L. Butt and small son of Portland, Ore., were recent visitors at the F.A. Ball home on Madrona-ave. The grade mothers of the second grade of the Laurel school, whose teacher is Miss Crawford, entertained the class with a Christmas party Monday afternoon as this class was the winner of the phonograph record. The center of the table was decorated with small Christmas trees and candles. Pretty favors made by the children were also on the table. A program was presented by the second grade. "The Christmas Dream" was sung by Katherine Fanning, "Christmas Wish" by Warner Foster, "Baby's Stocking" by Betty Clark; "Dear Santa Claus" by Ruth Brown and Louis Macalhaney. A Christmas play, "It's Needless," was presented by the following members of the class: Katherine Panning, Betty Clark, Edwin Duel, George Perry, Paul Moon, Victor Crane, Betty Epita, Ellis Bush, Meryl Derby and Janet Ueake. Refreshments of punch wafers, candy and oranges and candy clown dolls which greatly pleased the children were served by the grade mothers, Mrs. W.E. Fanning, Mrs.F.Moore and Mrs.W.E.Fanning. All the Brea grammar school teachers are attending institute in Los Angeles this week. Miss Dorothy Schweitzer attended the California scholarship federation meeting which was held Wednesday at Pomona college. The Pythian Sisters initiated several new members Thursday evening. After the meeting delicious refreshments were served and a social hour enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tibbetts as children. Santa followed again, this time bringing boxes of gifts for each room which Mrs.Santa Claus distributed. Each boy and girl received a popcorn ball. They all had a good time and left with many thanks to the Laurel Parent Teachers' Ass'n. Mrs.R.S.Hughes entertained Wednesday with a dinner in honor of little Buddy Trunlow's second birthday. Her guests were Mrs.W.E.Bruhm and Mrs.W.B.Truslow and little son Buddy of Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs.U.S.Glaze of Fullerton were recent guests of Mrs.Nellie Green. Frank Schweitzer, Geo.Henigan, Carl Fanning and Albert Hancock, members of the Whitney Boys' Chorus of Brea, had their voices tested by Mr. Whitney at the Philharmonic Auditorium in Los Angeles Monday night. Mr. and Mrs.F.A.Ball and children, Arthur, John, Jean and Bobby, were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs.Charles Tibbetts in Santa Ann. Mrs.W.C.Vinson and children and Annabelle Sammons were Fullerton visitors Saturday. Mrs.Mell Hanmore and son of So.Walnut-st.were in Anaheim on business Friday. Mr.和 Mrs.L.Butt 和 small son of Portland，Ore., were recent visitors at the F.A.Ball home on Madrona-ave. The grade mothers of the second grade of the Laurel school whose teacher is Miss Crawford entertained the class with a Christmas party Monday afternoon as this class was the winner of the phonograph record. The center of the table was decorated with small Christmas trees and candles. Pretty favors made by the children were also on the table. A program was presented by the second grade. "The Christmas Dream" was sung by Katherine Fanning, "Christmas Wish" by Warner Foster, "Baby's Stocking" by Betty Clark; "Dear Santa Claus" by Ruth Brown and Louis Macalhaney. A Christmas play, "It's Needless," was presented by the following members of the class: Katherine Panning, Betty Clark, Edwin Duel, George Perry, Paul Moon,Victor Crane,Betty Epita,Lella Bush,Meryl Derby and Janet Ueake. Refreshments of punch wafers,candy and oranges and candy clown dolls which greatly pleased the children were served by the grade mothers,Mrs.W.E.Fanning,Mrs.F.Moore和Mrs.W.E.Fanning. All the Brea grammar school teachers are attending institute in Los Angeles this week. Miss Dorothy Schweitzer attended the California scholarship federation meeting which was held Wednesday at Pomona college. The Pythian Sisters initiated several new members Thursday evening. After the meeting delicious refreshments were served and a social hour enjoyed. Mr.和 Mrs.Carlis Tibbetts as children.Santa followed again this time bringing boxes of gifts for each room which Mrs.Santa Claus distributed.Each boy and girl received a popcorn ball.Their all had a good time and left with many thanks to the Laurel Parent Teachers' Ass'n. Mrs.R.S.Hughes entertained Wednesday with a dinner in honor of little Buddy Trunlow's second birthday.Her guests were Mrs.W.E.Bruhm和Ms.W.B.Truslow和 little son Buddy of Los Angeles.Mr和Ms.L.Butt和 small son Buddy of Portland，Ore., were recent visitors at the F.A.Ball home on Madrona-ave. The grade mothers of the second grade of the Laurel school whose teacher is Miss Crawford entertained the class with a Christmas party Monday afternoon as this class was the winner of the phonograph record.The center of the table was decorated with small Christmas trees and candles.Pretty favors made by the children were also on the table.A program was presented by the second grade." "The Christmas Dream" was sung by Katherine Fanning,"Christmas Wish" by Warner Foster,"Baby's Stocking" by Betty Clark; "Dear Santa Claus" by Ruth Brown和Louis Macalhaney.A Christmas play,"It's Needless,"was presented bythe following membersoftheclass:KatherinePanning,BettyClarkEdwinDuelGeorgePerryPaulMooneVictorCraneBettyUeakeRefreshmentsofpunchwafers,candyandorangeandcandyclowndollswhichgreatlypleasedthechildrenwereservedbythegrademothers,Mrs.W.E.Fanning,Mrs.F.Moore和Mrs.W.E.Fanning.AlltheBreasgrammarschoolteachersareattendinginstituteinLosAngelesthisweek.MissDorothySchweitzerattendedtheCaliforniascholarshipfederationmeetingwhichwasheldWednesdayatPomonacollege.Since2014theboardofTrusteesoftheCityofAnahiemreservedtighttoreflectanyandallbids.ByorderoftheBoardofTrusteesoftheCityofAnahiemRatedthis11thdayDecember2014.EWDARRER.MCIRRITT CityClerkofTheCityOfAnahiemPublisherDec18thand26th.NoticeInvitingSealedPosalsOrBids.NoticeIsHerEBEYGivethemandspersonsbidsbeceivedbytheCityOfAnahiematetheofficeoftheCityClerkupTo eighto'clockP.O.friday,the5thdayofJanuary,1925,thefurnishingsaidCityofAnahiemofthefollowingdescribedcast ironwastepipevalvesfittingandhybridizingtherefore adoptedbytheBoardTrusteesoftheCityOfAnahiemwhichsaidspecificationsaremainedanddesignated"SpecificationforCast IronWaterPipe."SificificationsforWaterValves."SificionsforDustProofingWaterValves."SificionsforFloodrants."SificionsforHydrantstheClerkofTheCityOfAnahiemaiseherebythisreferencemadeapostSuchproposalsorbidswillreceivedasfollows: First.Separatebidswillbecaivedfor: 12x12x10x10 inch cross. 12x12x10x10 inch crosses. 3-12x12x6tees. 10x10x10x4 inch crosses. 10x10x10x4 inch crosses. 10x10x10x4 inch crosses. 10x10x10x4 inch crosses. 10x10x10x4 inch crosses. 10x10x10x4 inch crosses. 10x10x10x4 inch crosses. 10x10x10x4 inch crosses. 10x10x10x4 inch crosses. 10x10x10x4 inch crosses. 10x10x10x4 inch crosses. 10x10x10x4 inch crosses. 10x10x10x4 inch crosses. 10x10x10x4 inch crosses. 10x10x10x4 inch crosses. Burytohave5inchHubEFlangeonBurytobedrilled AWAIT WORD ON PASADENA ROUTE The Anaheim C. of C. today was awiting word from Pasadena regarding the proper auto routes to be taken Jan. 1 to and from the Ilose Festival city, in order to avoid the jams of their years. Two years ago the traffic became so dense on certain prominent thorofares that rivers used sidewalks in front of, handsome estates to turn around or get out of the crowd. An announcement of the Anaheim float allady has been made. The two little misses to be put on it will be obtained at Pasadena. Death Caused by Christmas Booze LOS ANGELES, Dec. 26—Poison inquired, imbled in Christmas celebrations early today caused the death of C. C. Clark and the serious illness of L. C. Wood, according to police. Clark was found flying on the street. A short time later the grooms of Wood caused neighbors to enter his home to investigate. Wood may be blind if he recovers, it was reported. A Class Ad is best little salesman. NEW LAMP BURNS 94 per cent. AIR Beats Electric or Gas A new oil lamp that gives an amazingly brilliant, soft, white light, even better than gas or electricity, has been tested by the U.S. government, and 35 leading universities and found to be superior to 10 ordinary oil lamps. It burns without odor, smoke or noise—no pumping up; is simple, clean, safe. Burns 94% air and 6% common kerosene (coal oil). The inventor, W. A. Johnson, 161 North Union Ave., Portland Dre., is offering to send a lamp on 10 days FREE trial, or even to give one FREE to the first user in each locality who will help him handle it. Write him today for full particulars. Also ask him to explain how you can get the agency, and without experience or monay make $250 to $500 per month. All the Brea grammar school teachers are attending institute in Los Angeles this week. Miss Dorothy Schweitzer attended the California scholarship federation meeting which was held Wednesday at Pomona college. The Pythian Sisters initiated several new members Thursday evening. After the meeting delicious refreshments were served and a social hour enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tibbetts and little daughter Frances of Santa Ana were visiting friends in Brea Friday evening. Miss Lucille Ball and Roy Tremaine were visiting relatives in Santa Ana Saturday evening. Don Harvey is spending a part of his Christmas vacation with his cousin, Joe Saylor, in Long Beach. Miss Maudle Anderson of So. Madrona-ave, had as her guest Saturday Miss Mildred Shores of Brea canyon. Mr. and Mrs. Al Cone and children, Alice and Guy, and Mrs. Snawley of Brea, and Mrs. Stickney of Long Beach, formerly of Brea, all went to Colingo to be with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cone in their bereavement. Little Junior died Friday and will be buried Tuesday. Messrs. James and Elmer Weaver of So. Walnut-st, attended the races at Culver City last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Peterkin took the mother, Mrs. W. H. Peterkin, and the wife, Mrs. Geo. Peterkin or Orange to Los Angeles Sunday to visit Mr. George Peterkin who is in St. Vincent's hospital. He is improving slowly. Miss Mildred Shores of Brea canyon spent Saturday afternoon with Miss Artha Ball. Mrs. Jerry Pendleton of So. Orange-st, entertained Mrs. Gbrauth of San Bernardino last week. Mr. and Mrs. John Wiekett and children were Anaheim visitors Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Vern W. Russell and children, Miss Lois and Ernest and Miss Winnie Mae Hardy enjoyed a trip to Mt. Baldy Saturday afternoon. They brot a big ball of snow to Brea on the running board of their machine. The theory of evolution offers some hope, anyway. We may yet develop something worth while. Names mean little. The man who named it the Pacific got killed in a row out there... LEGAL NOTICE INVITING SEALED PROPOSALS OR BIDS. CEE IS HEREBY GIVEN, saled proposals or bids will be vided by the Board of Trustees of the City of Anaheim at the time of the City Clerk of said office on Thursday, January 16, the hour of eight o'clock or the furnishing to said Anaheim of two motor trucks, and with specifications adopted by the Board of Trustees of the City of Anaheim on the 11th day of December, 1924, and which are on file in the Office of the City Clerk of said office of Anaheim and which are referred to and are by this name made a part of this no-quoted in bids must be for motor trucks F. O. B. cars at Anaheim, California; said bidder is the name of manufacturer of delivery equipment; or bid must be accepted by a check certified by an unidentified bank, in an amount not less than ten per cent; amount of said bid, or a like amount, executed by good and sufficient sureties, shall justify in double the amount of said bond, in unencumbers property within the State of Anaheim (other than property from execution), or by a motion authorized to execute and undertakings within the State of California, which check or shall be made payable to city of Anaheim, and the shall be forfeited to said liquidated damages, if with days after the acceptance of such bid, the bidder fails to into a contract with the City Anaheim for the furnishing and sale of said motor trucks, successful bidder must, with days after the contract is paid to him, enter into a co-hold with the City Anaheim for the sale and delivery motor trucks in accordance with said specifications, to with a good and sufficient executed by at least two surbo shall qualify in double amount of said bond in unenclosed property within the State of Anaheim, or by a corporation used to execute bonds and bids within the said State of Anaheim, to be approved by ward of Trustees of the City Anaheim, in an amount equal to half of the contract price of motor trucks, which said bond Fullerton Club Tells Appreciation The Kiwanis Club of Fullerton, Calif. Dec. 23, 1924. The Plain Dealer, Anaheim, Calif. At the regular meeting of the Kiwanis Club of Fullerton the publicity committee reported on work done by them and they paid a very high tribute to the assistance and co-operation given by your paper in all work undertaken by the Kiwanis Club. A motion was made by the chairman of the Publicity Committee and carried unanimously and with acclamation that secretary send a letter of sincere thanks to you for the splendid assistance rendered during the year just closing. Yours sincerely, Kiwanis Club of Fullerton. By Dan O'Hanlon, Secretary. Crowding children into over-heated and under-ventilated school rooms increases their susceptibility to and the communicability of acute respiratory diseases. EIGHTH. Separate bids will be received for: Fittings. Elbows: % x % = 280 % x % = 1000 1x1 = 19 1x% = 2 1x%1 = 4 2x1 = 4 Total = 1271 Tees: % x % = 206 % x % = 1275 1x1x1 = 7 1x1x% = 28 1x1x% = 65 1x1x%1 = 1 1x%x% = 16 1x%x%1 = 70 1x%x%1 = 28 INVITING SEALED PROPOSALS OR BIDS. CE IS HEREBY GIVEN. all proposals or bids will be received by the Board of of the City of Anaheim. said specifications are marked "Specifications Fast Iron Water Pipe." Specimens for Water Valves. Se14." Specifications for Stainless Steel Iron Pipe Fitting. Brinker Heads. Series of and "Specifications for Fire Data, Series 1924," which are in the office of the Citof the City of Anaheim, and hereby referred to and this reference made a part notice. proposals or bids will be as follows: T. Separate bids will be refered to: feet of 4-inch cast iron pipe. feet of 6-inch cast iron pipe. feet of 10-inch cast iron pipe. feet of 12-inch cast iron pipe. of said water pipe to be C/C and in 22-foot, 16-foot or 18-length. N.N.U. Separate bids will be referred to: 1x12x10x10 inch cross. 1x6 inch cross. 5-12x12x4x4 crosses. 3-12x12x6 tees. 2-crosses. 4-10x10x6x6 inch 10-10x10x4x4 inch crosses. 1x12 inch tee. 1-10 inch tee. 10x8 inch tees. 8-10x10x4x4 inch crosses. 18-6 inch 10-6x6x4 inch tees. 10-crosses. 10-4 inch tees. x8 inch tees. lettings to be bell ends. D. Separate bids will be referred to: Inch body Fire Hydrants. 4-inch, and 1-2½ inch outlet with Pacific Coast Thread. Hydrant End Gate Valves. Inch Hub End Gate Valves. Inch Hubs. 64-4 inch Hubs. Hydrant End Gate to be tapped and 2½ inch standard pipe to have 6 inch Hub End Gate on Bury to be drilled so successful bidder must with-days after the contract is allowed to him, enter into a cohwith the City of Anaheim, ing for the sale and delivery motor trucks in accordwith said specifications, to-with a good and sufficient executed by at least two surho shall qualify in double amount of said bond in unended property within the State of California, or by a corporation used to execute bonds and lockings within the said State of California, to be approved by board of Trustees of the City of Anaheim, in an amount equal to half of the contract price of motor trucks, which said bond conditioned upon the faith performance of said contract. Board of Trustees of the Anaheim reserves the right not any and all bids. order of the Board of Trustee of the City of Anaheim. this 11th day of December. EDWARD R. MERRITT. Merkel of the City of Anaheim. Dec. 18th and 26th. INVITING SEALED PROPOSALS OR BIDS. CE IS HEREBY GIVEN. all proposals or bids will be received by the Board of of the City of Anaheim. said specifications are marked "Specifications Fast Iron Water Pipe." Specimens for Water Valves. Se14." Specifications for Stainless Steel Iron Pipe Fitting. Brinker Heads. Series of and "Specifications for Fire Data, Series 1924," which are in the office of the Citof the City of Anaheim, and hereby referred to and this reference made a part notice. proposals or bids will be as follows: T. Separate bids will be referred to: feet of 4-inch cast iron pipe. feet of 6-inch cast iron pipe. feet of 10-inch cast iron pipe. feet of 12-inch cast iron pipe. of said water pipe to be C/C and in 22-foot, 16-foot or 18-length. N.N.U. Separate bids will be referred to: 1x12x10x10 inch cross. 1-x6 inch cross. 5-12x12x4x4 crosses. 3-12x12x6 tees. 2-crosses. 4-10x10x6x6 inch 10-10x10x4x4 inch crosses. 1x12 inch tee. 1-10 inch tee. 10x8 inch tees. 8-10x10x4x4 inch crosses. 18-6 inch 10-6x6x4 inch tees. 10-crosses. 10-4 inch tees. x8 inch tees. lettings to be bell ends. D. Separate bids will be referred to: Inch body Fire Hydrants. —4 inch, and 1-2½ inch outlet with Pacific Coast Thread. Hydrant End Gate Valves. Inch Hub End Gate Valves. Inch Hubs. 64-4 inch Hubs. Hydrant End Gate to be tapped and 2½ inch standard pipe to have 6 inch Hub End Gate on Bury to be drilled so successful bidder must with-days after the contract is allowed to him, enter into a cohded property within the State of California, or by a corporation used to execute bonds and lockings within the said State of California, to be approved by board of Trustees of the City of Anaheim, in an amount equal to half of the contract price of motor trucks, which said bond conditioned upon the faith performance of said contract. Board of Trustees of the Anaheim reserves the right not any and all bids. order of the Board of Trustee of the City of Anaheim. this 11th day of December. EDWARD R. MERRITT. Merkel of the City of Anaheim. Dec. 18th and 26th. INVITING SEALED PROPOSALS OR BIDS. CE IS HEREBY GIVEN. all proposals or bids will be received by the Board of of the City of Anaheim. said specifications are marked "Specifications Fast Iron Water Pipe." Specimens for Water Valves. Se14." Specifications for Stainless Steel Iron Pipe Fitting. Brinker Heads. Series of and "Specifications for Fire Data, Series 1924," which are in the office of the Citof the City of Anaheim, and hereby referred to and this reference made a part notice. proposals or bids will be as follows: T. Separate bids will be referred to: feet of 4-inch cast iron pipe. feet of 6-inch cast iron pipe. feet of 10-inch cast iron pipe. feet of 12-inch cast iron pipe. of said water pipe to be C/C and in 22-foot, 16-foot or 18-length. N.N.U. Separate bids will be referred to: 1x12x10x10 inch cross. 1-x6 inch cross. 5-12x12x4x4 crosses. 3-12x12x6 tees. 2-crosses. 4-10x10x6x6 inch 10-10x10x4x4 inch crosses. 1x12 inch tee. 1-10 inch tee. 10x8 inch tees. 8-10x10x4x4 inch crosses. 18-6 inch 10-6x6x4 inch tees. 10-crosses. 10-4 inch tees. x8 inch tees. lettings to be bell ends. D. Separate bids will be referred to: Inch body Fire Hydrants. —4 inch, and 1-2½ inch outlet with Pacific Coast Thread. Hydrant End Gate Valves. Inch Hub End Gate Valves. Inch Hubs. 64-4 inch Hubs. Hydrant End Gate to be tapped and 2½ inch standard pipe to have 6 inch Hub End Gate on Bury to be drilled so successful bidder must with-days after the contract is allowed to him, enter into a cohded property within the State of California, or by a corporation used to execute bonds and lockings within the said State of California, to be approved by board of Trustees of the City of Anaheim, in an amount equal to half of the contract price of motor trucks, which said bond conditioned upon the faith performance of said contract. Board of Trustees of the Anaheim reserves the right not any and all bids. order of the Board of Trustee of the City of Anaheim. this 11th day of December. EDWARD R. MERRITT. Merkel of the City of Anaheim。 Dec. 18th and 26th. INVITING SEALED PROPOSALS OR BIDS. CE IS HEREBY GIVEN. all proposals or bids will be received by the Board of of the City of Anaheim. said specifications are marked "Specifications Fast Iron Water Pipe." Specimens for Water Valves. Se14." Specifications for Stainless Steel Iron Pipe Fitting. Brinker Heads. Series of and "Specifications for Fire Data, Series 1924," which are in the office of the Citof the City of Anaheim, and hereby referred to and this reference made a part notice. proposals or bids will be as follows: T. Separate bids will be referred to: feet of 4-inch cast iron pipe. feet of 6-inch cast iron pipe. feet of 10-inch cast iron pipe. feet of 12-inch cast iron pipe. of said water pipe to be C/C and in 22-foot, 16-foot or 18-length. N.N.U. Separate bids will be received for: I pipe threading machine capacity % to % inches. Each bidder must state price per ton per foot or each unit for such castiron pipe valves, fittings and weldments Z.O.E., Southern Pacific Tracks at Anaheim, California, and delivery must be within sixty (60) days after the execution of contract for sale and delivery of same. Each proposal or bid must be accompanied by check, certified by a responsible bank or by a bond exchanged by two good and satisfactory who shall justify in double the amount of said bond in unencumbered property within the State of California (other than TUBBY The Mud Cure. WHAT'S THE MATTER SPIDER, THAT YOU'RE MAKIN THAT KIND OF A FACE - ARE YOU SICK? AW MY MOM MADE ME TAKE THAT OR TONIC LIKE YOU TAKE GEE, IT'S AWFUL STUFF ITS BITTER AS ANYTHING OH NO HO HO WHY DONT YOU FIX IT LIKE I DID- THEN YOU WONT HAFTA MAKE SUCHA FACE - MINES AS EASY TO TAKE AS ANYTHING- AS EASY AS MOLASSES I COULDN'T TELL ANYBODY FOR THE WORLD - ITS A PEN SECRET ANNO BOD KNOWS IT BUT ME PETTERS From People Dec. 26, 1924 The Plain Dealer:—The Christseason brings impressively to the growing generation in the is where Christmas had its th, is bound to have upon the cee and happiness of that upwed corner of the world. Nothing in the tragic and terte decade that we have just used through is so pitiful and just as what it has done to the children of so many different countries. That these helpless millions should know nothing to show them that there are such things in the world as justice and gentleness and love—it turns one's heart cold to think of it. The orphanage work of Near East Relief comes in to snatch as many as it can from this terrible kind of start in life to try to show them that there is another kind of world from this which they know, and that it is joy to show them this world and train them to its thoughts and feelings. Every child that can be rescued from the miserable plight into which the war has forced him, will be just so much gain for the forces of order and peace and good will in the world. It is a work which gets down to bed rock, lessening the amount of threat to the future which must lie in rearing these great masses of children to know nothing but bitterness and misery, starting counteracting forces of goodness and sympathy. Yours truly IDA M. TARBELL. Plain Dealer Classified Ads produce results. Try this medium. FALKENSTEIN'S After Christmas ment Clearance! ment Clearance! hundreds of Coats and Dresses Half-Price One-Third Off One-Fourth Off original Selling Prices Original Selling Prices Arment Must Go Regardless of or Original Selling Price Talkenstein’s CALIFORNIA Mud Cure. By WINNER I COULDN'T TELL ANYBODY FOR THE WORLD - IT'S A PEACHY SECRET AN' NO BODY KNOWS IT BUT ME SAY YOU'RE A FINE FRIEND TO HAVE. AIN'T YOU? OF NO I GUESS YOU AIN'T. WHY DON'T YOU TELL ME SOS I'LL KNOW WHAT TO DO WITH MINIE ALLRIGHT BUT YOU GOTTA PROMISE NOT TO TELL- I THREW IT OUT AND FILLED THE BOTTLE WITH GOOD OL' PUMP WATER AN' PUT SOME GOOD OL' MUD IN TO MAKE IT NICE AN' BROWN LIKE THE TONIC WAS