oc-plain-dealer 1925-01-10

TAKE CAR APART IN RECORD TIME One of the most interesting features of the Air Circus recently held at Crissy Field was the contest between civilians and soldier mechanics in stripping army cars down to the bare frame and re-assembling them. The cars selected were two Dodge Brothers' cars, standard equipment in the U.S. army, built in 1917. The contest rules allowed 30 men on each team, but the winning civilian crew—from the service station of the J. E. French Co., the San Francisco Dodge Brothers' dealer—numbered only eight men and a foreman. Each crew stripped its car rigat down to the bare frame. Engine transmission, clutch, battery box, fuel tank, radiator, front axle, fenders, running boards, tires, springs and body were removed. The civilian crew from the J. E. French Co. took the lead from the start, dismantling the car in 16½ minutes. In reassembling each crew put in a new engine, new rear axle, new front axle, new fenders and running boards, new tires and new springs. Cotter pins were installed wherever required and lock-washers were used on all other nuts. Inspectors watched each crew to see that every detail was performed in a workmanlike manner. Following the building up, each car was driven across the finish line 200 yards away to demonstrate that it was in running condition. The car of the winning team crossed the line 78 minutes after they started to disassemble it. "They knew their job and they did it." is the way Fred Ehlers Jr., service manager for the San Francisco dealer expressed himself. "The fact that a team made up of men from an approved service station won this test so easily," says Charles Mann, local Dodge Brothers' dealer, "is a clear demise." Automobile Petting Routed by Police F California Town Opens War of Pitiless Light Upon Loving Couples Who Spoon Outdoors. ALAS for human liberty! The police of Sawtelle, California, have opened a war with flashlights on automobile petting and necking parties. Cosily entwined couples in flivvers and limousines, parked along dark roadways, have been dazzled, dismayed, disconcerted and detected in the pitiless beam of a flashlight while a gruff police voice has broken up the romance with a "they," cut it out, youse spooners, or Fl run you in." Flappers are up in arms after being disclosed in arms other than their own. But Captain of Police H. I. Nicholson is adamant. Petersa, Avaunti "No spooning in Sawtelle," he says, and that goes also for the hours from Hollywood who motor out with favored sheiks for the quiet by-way around Sawtelle. Two hard-bitten family men form the police detail which enforces the mandate. They side in a touring car, and probably have never heard of Venus or "flaming youth." They are ordered to see that petting ceases as a popular outdoor sport. The orders are strict: Allow no cars to stop in thinly populated sections, with side curtains drawn and lights out. The flashlight beam does the trick. What chance for the neckers in an electric beam projected, if Chrysler Is Hit At New York Show W. P. Chrysler, manufacturer of the Chrysler line of motor cars today had telegraphed the following message, regarding the present model of Harbor. Thru the co-operation of trustees of Newport Beach, Orange-co. will shortly have on exhibit a model of the county and harbor at Newport Bay. This model is now under construction in Los Angeles by J. T. Edwards who made a national reputation years ago, by WOULD COMPLETE ROAD TO CANYON The legislatures of Nevada and Arizona will be asked by the governors of the two states, James G. Serugham and G. W. P. Hunt, to appropriate $120,000 each to cover the cost of a 48-mile link of new road, connecting St. Thomas on the Arrowhead trail with the rim of the Grand Canyon of the Colorado. This was decided after a conference on Wednesday between the two executives at the Billmore hotel, Los Angeles. A buried pueblo said to be 2000 years old has been discovered near St. Thomas, across the Muddy river, and in being unearthed by the Heye Foundation of New York and the Smithsonian Institute. The Union Pacific is interested in the excavations and the new route. MAY NAME WOMAN AS FEDERAL JUDGE WASHINGTON, Jan. 10—The possibility that a woman will occupy a federal judgeship arose at the White House today following a conference between Pres. Coolidge and Mrs. Mabel Walker Willebrandt, assistant attorney general. It is understood that the president is considering the appointment of Mrs. Willebrandt to the United States district judgeship for the northern district of California. The conference at the White House this morning was advanced at the request of the president. DIET 15 DAYS, BE YOUNG AGAIN CHICAGO, Jan. 10—If you want to be young, quit eating for 15 days. This is the advice of University of Chicago scientists, who have just completed a series of experiments on the ability of the body tissues to consume food and genetically modified organisms. Chrysler Is Hit At New York Show W. P. Chrysler, manufacturer of the Chrysler line of motor cars today had telegraphed the following message, regarding the present New York automobile show, to Z. S. Follette, manager of the local Maxwell-Chrysler agency: "I have inspected all new models at the New York show, and our verdict unquestionably is that the Chrysler remains the outstanding value in quality, appearance and performance. Some competition has limited its appearance. No competition has duplicated our performance or quality. Price reduction by competitors indicates difficulty in moving their product against the quality and performance of the Chrysler." "Please convey to the public through your salesmen the message that the maintenance of Chrysler standards of value does not now permit the reduction of prices, and that as between price and quality the Chrysler will always stand for quality." "Please accept my best wishes for your continued success through the coming season." W. P. CHRYSLER. ASSEMBLY GETS BUDGET MONDAY SAORAMENTO, Jan. 10—In recess over the week-end California legislators will re-assemble Monday to receive Gov. Richardson's second biennial budget. The governor is expected at that time to recommend at $100,000,000 budget for the next biennium. This is an increase over the $79,000,000 net budget submitted two years ago and the governor is expected in a message accompanying the budget to point out the jump is to increase in fixed charges including a considerable increase in the funds for education. He is expected to reiterate his declaration that the expenditures of the state must be kept within its income. He will explain the necessity of providing funds for the reimbursement of stock owners who lost in the battle on the hoot and mouthed disease but a special appropriation bill is expected to carry this amount which will amount to more than $2,000,000. According to Speaker Frank Merrilliam, the assembly standing committees may be ready for announcement Monday but in all probability will not be ready to make until Tuesday. Lieut. Gov. Young likely will make the senate committee appointments. MODEL OF HARBOR Thru the co-operation of trustees of Newport Beach, Orange-co., will shortly have on exhibit a model of the county and harbor at Newport Bay. This model is now under construction in Los Angeles by J. T. Edwards who made a national reputation years ago, by his construction of the wonderful Canadian Exhibits at the Worlds Fair in San Francisco in 1915. Mr. Edwards has recently completed the giant map of California, 600 feet long and built at a cost of $100,000, which has been placed on display in the Ferry Building, San Francisco. The map of Orange county and Orange-co.'s harbor will be on a convenient scale for handling and is being made in three sections. When completed the model will be 12 feet long by 8 feet deep. It will outline the important features of Orange-co., and main lines of communication between Orange county; principal centers of population—Anahiem; Fullerton; Orange; Santa Ana; Placentia; Olivey; Tasini; Huntington Beach; Brea; La Habra; and all the cities and towns will be included and the completed model should enable anyone to secure a much better understanding of the important and vital part which Harbor Development will play in the near future. Rivers and main irrigation systems will be located. Also railroad connections will be shown and geographic features will be emphasized in order that by glancing at the model a real conception of the physical conditions may be appreciated and understood. It is proposed to put the model on display in various parts of Orange-co. The max-model will be ready in about 20 days. She will love tomorrow who loved not yesterday. 1922 REO TOURING—Will sacrifice for $550. Take your car in trade. A real buy. Harry L. Turton Used Car Market. Lubricious Questions ASSOCIATE Staff of Auto Question: Why are more cases of burned out bearings reported in winter than in summer? Answer: This condition is brot DIET 15 DAYS, BE YOUNG AGAIN CHICAGO, Jan. 10—If you want to be young, quit eating for 15 days. This is the advice of University of Chicago scientists, who have just completed a series of experiments on the ability of the body tissues to consume food and generate energy. If the tissues are tired, as they apt to be, a 15-day rest will restore them to the condition they were when you were 15. "Metabolically speaking," declares Prof. A. J. Carlson, "abstention from food is a successful restorative of youth." Fifteen days of fasting increases the "metabolic rate," or ability of the body tissues to consume the food. Prof. Carlson declares he has submitted to the experiment himself. The fast is not painful, he declares, the only great disadvantage being a gradual weakening. Hunger strikes are not the terrible ordreals they have been pictured, he says. Moscow taxes visitors. Something like our winter resorts, doubtless. He will explain the necessity of providing funds for the reimbursement of stock owners who lost in the battle on the hoof and mouth disease but a special appropriation bill is expected to carry this amount which will amount to more than $2,000,000. According to Speaker Frank Merriam, the assembly standing committees may be ready for announcement Monday but in all probability will not be ready to make until Tuesday. Lieut. Gov. Young likely will make the senate committee appointments public simultaneously. "Don't move the other fellow's car in order to make room for parking," says a bulletin issued by the National Automobile club to its members. According to this dispatch any person who molests another person's car without proper permission to do so is guilty of a misdemeanor. This law at first thought may seem of little importance, but when one considers it in the light that it was passed with the view of protecting motor cars from thieves the wisdom of such legislation is apparent. Permission has been granted the Pacific Electric Railway to purchase enough land-at the Los Angeles Harbor to establish a new right-of-way and thereby eliminate two dangerous grade crossings over the Harbor Boulevard. Question: Why are more cases of burned out bearings reported in winter than in summer? Answer: This condition is bribed principally by the habit many motorists have of racing their motors immediately upon starting in the morning, for the purpose of warming it up. This practice is most injurious, and any motor oil of a light or medium grade will be more or less sluggish on a cold morning, will not flow freely, resulting in bearing failures. A correct grade of light oil will do much to help this condition, but better still is to gun the engine slowly for a few minutes upon starting in the morning in order that the oil may become fluid. Question: Fouled spark plugs are generally laid to poor lubricating oil. Is this true? Answer: A poor grade of oil will have a tendency to deposit considerable carbon upon spark plugs, in this way short-circuit them. The real reason, however, BIG 4 IN RADIO GREBE PARAGON EXCLUSIVE DEALER I SERVICE ALL MAKES OF RADIO "WHY BUY RADIO BATTERIES MORE THAN ONCE?" A. BEVILLARD ANAHEIM IGNITION DEPOT ESTABLISHED 1912 Petting Parties Police Flashlights LEGAL NOTICE Tax List Delinquent In and Per The CITY OF ANAHEIM, COUNTY OF ORANGE STATE OF CALIFORNIA, FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1924-25. Amt. of Tax and Costs Owner, Tract, Lot and Block Due Abernathy, Mrs. Eva E— In Vineyard Lot E-4, Zeyn Tract Annex Lot 10 Block A, with improvements and personal property ... $38.37 Abplanalp, Henry E— In Vineyard Lot E-7, West Broadway Tract Lot 15, Block 2, with improvements and personal property ... $20.43 Anderson, Ira W— In Vineyard Lot H-3, Berger Tract Lot 11, Block B ... $10.43 Antrim, J— In Vineyard Lot A-2, Monts Vista Tract Lot 10, Block C, with improvements and personal property ... $10.46 Arnett, John— Vineyard Lot H-5., California Square Lot 11, Block B ... $8.43 Baker, Mirel Deillah— Vineyard Lot E-7, Lot 99-137 Feet with improvements and personal property ... $61.11 Baker, Ernie E— Hotel Del Campo Tract, Laird Sub. Lot 43, Block B ... $4.65 Baker, Ernie E— Hotel Del Campo Tract, Laird Sub. Lot 44, Block B with improvements and personal property ... $8.44 Barr, H. E— Tract No. 221, J. Lloyd Moore Sub. Lot 2, Block 3, with improvements and personal property ... $33.99 Barr, H. E— Vineyard Lot C-2, Fern Tract Lot 3 ... $21.57 Dode, A. G. H— Vineyard Lot E-7, West Broadway Tract Sly 65 Ft. Lot B, with improvements and personal property ... $61.90 Brophy, Mary— Lorelei Tract, Lot 40, Block B ... $8.69 Brophy, Mary— Lorelei Tract, Lot 41, Santa Fe Traffic Inc. Block 6, with personal property and improvements ... Franx, Mrs. Mary— Santa-Fe Tract, Lot 15, Block 6 ... Franx, Mrs. Mary— Santa-Fe Tract, Lot 20, Block 6 with improvements ... Franx, R. W— Santa-Fe Tract, Lot 21, Block 6 ... Franx, R. W— Santa-Fe Tract, Lot 22, Block 6 with personal property and improvements ... Fritz, A. B— Vineyard Lot A-5, Owens & Jones Tract Lot 29, Block A ... Garrison, P. H— Vineyard Lot A-3, Elk Park Tract Lot 3 Block A ... Hahn, Florence— Vineyard Lot H-3, Carroll Tract Lot 13, Block D ... Hawkins, J. G— Vineyard Lot G-6, Nut Grove Tract Lot 11, Block A with personal property and improvements ... Head, Claire L— Vineyard Lot C-3, Lot 119.5 ft in N W corner, Lot 1, Block A with personal property and improvements ... Hilend, Martha— Vineyard Lot G-5, Heas Sub. Lot 16 Block B... Henry, B— Vineyard Lot G-5, Heas Sub. Lot 5 Block B with personal property and improvements ... Huibert, Vineyard Lot H-5, California Square Lot 13, Block B ... Huibert, L— Vineyard lot H-5 California Square Lot 14, Block B... Illingsworth, E— In Anaheim Extension Lo I South St. Tract Lo 4 with personal property and improvements ... Jackman, C. S— In Anaheim Extension, Parson's Sub. Lo 10 with improvements ... Jackman, C. S— Vineyard Lot G-6, Nut Grove Tract Lo 16, Block B with personal property and improvements... Jewett, J. E... "Dependability—That’s a Willard" There is no substitute for dependability. In the operation of motor vehicles, either on land, afloat or in the air, the lives of the occupants frequently hang in a balance of dependability. If the mechanism fails the newspapers carry headlines above another tragedy the next day. Where human life hangs in the balance, there is nothing that can take the place of dependability. That is why automobile racers, aviators, manufacturers of the better automobiles and marine men specify Willard batteries in their machines, according to A. Bevillard. Willard battery dealer. "For years it has been noticeable that wherever a storage battery was needed on a hard job where absolute dependability meant the winning or losing of the stakes. Willard batteries have been the unanimous choice," he says. 19 NEW OIL WELLS Oil field operations reported the week ending Jan. 3, show 19 new wells started compared with 13 previous week; two in Torrance, three in Long Beach, one in Brea-Olinda, one in Inglewood, one in San Luis Obispo-co, nine in Kern-co and one in Fresno-co. Tests of water shut-off, 21, compared with 20 previous week. Deepening or redrilling jobs, 11, compared with eight previous week. Abandonments, 10, compared with five preceding week. Who files from danger escapes a hundred. 1923 STAR TOURING—Good mechanical condition, $250. Harry L. Turton Used Car Market. Ubrication Questions Answered by ASSOCIATED OIL COMPANY Staff of Automotive Engineers Why are more cases out bearings reported than in summer? This condition is brot Why are more cases of out bearings reported than in summer? This condition is brot principally by the publisher have of racing drivers immediately upon the morning, for the warming it up. This is most injurious, and any light or medium be more or less slugged morning. Will freely, resulting in bearers. A correct grade of ill do much to help this but better still is to engine slowly for a few hours starting in the order that the oil may hold. Fouled spark plugs fully laid to poor lubriability Is this true? A poor grade or oil a tendency to deposit carbon upon spark this way short-circuiting the real reason, however. Is generally found to be excessive use of lubricating oil. In other words, too much oil is getting into the combustion chamber. This is either caused by carrying the oil level in the motor too high, or else the engine is badly worn, rings are in poor condition, and an excessive amount of oil is finding its way to the combustion chamber. Question: Many people talk of "base" in lubricating value? Answer: Base is an expression handed down in the oil industry and really means the crude from which the lubricating oil is made. Thus, paraffine base oil comes from crudes containing paraffine and asphalt base oils come from crude oils containing asphalt. These statements, however, have no bearing upon the lubricating value of the oil, as none of the by-products above mentioned remain in the oil after it is properly refined. RADIO KENNEDY CROSLEY OF RADIO 218 South Los Angeles St., Anaheim SATURDAY, JANUARY 10, 1925 RANCHERS LOSE IN SYMPATHY GAG Proving the Good Samaritan to one John Roberts,alias John Kelley, proved costly to three ranchers in the northwestern part of Orange-co., where a scheme hinging on an alleged broken truck netted the cunning visitor a total of $37, according to information on hand at the district attorney's office at Santa Ana today. The scheme was to halt a wierd looking truck in front of a ranchers' house, walk in and plead with flowing tears that the victim is "broke," that if the sum of $12 or so is advanced him to repair the truck surely goodness and mercy will see to it the money is returned promptly when the victim returns to his home in Los Angeles, where he has plenty of money and more reputation. The fake concludes with the passing of the money and its complete disappearance with the man. Down the road the "victim", already ahead $12 and repairs "made," stops at another farmhouse, and seeks a gullible audience. More money to the good, next jaunt, and so on. Now Roberts or Kelley did this very thing, according to a complaint for his arrest charging obtaining money under false pretenses. Three such complaints of identical nature have been issued and those who are good and ready to take the stand if the "globetrotter" is caught are: James B. Trapp, R.R.2, Anaheim, out $11. W. H. Knapschafer, Buena Park, out $14. Pete Anderson, Cypress, out $12. NEED NEW LAWS WASHINGTON Jan. 10—The Couzens' senatorial committee's investigation into prohibition en NEED NEW LAWS WASHINGTON Jan. 10—The Couzens' senatorial committee's investigation into prohibition enforcement has revealed that the eighteenth amendment cannot be properly enforced under the existing laws, according to John S. Pyle, the committee chief counsel, in a statement made public today. Pyle laid before the committee in secret session the results of a month's investigation into the records of the prohibition unit. He reported "serious friction" between enforcement agents and United States district attorneys mentioning specific instances in Salt Lake City and Pittsburgh. heim Addition, Allen Tract, Lot 2, Block A Wilkinson, D. M. North and East Anaheim Addition, Allen Tract, Lot 25, Block B, with improvements Baumann, E. North and West Anaheim Addition, Home Builders Tract, Lot 13, Block B Fernandez, Refugio North and West Anaheim Addition, Mary Goodman Tract, Lot 12 Martinez, Yasofon North and West Anaheim Addition, Mary Goodman Tract, Lot 21, with improvements Newman, L. A. North and West Anaheim Addition, Home Builders Tract, Lot 4, Block B, with improvements Newman, L. A. North and West Anaheim Addition, Home Builders Tract, Lot 4, Block C Newman, L. A. North and West Anaheim Addition, Home Builders Tract, Lot 4, Block C Newman, L. A. North and West Anaheim Addition, Home Builders Tract, Lot 4, Block C Orange County Brick and Tile Co. North and West Anaheim Addition, In Anaheim Extension, Lot 39, Nly. 9.26 acres with personal property and improvements Precede Joseph, North and West Anaheim Addition, Anaheim Home Tract, Lot 18 with improvements Rula, Francisco, North and West Anaheim Addition, Anaheim Home Tract, Lot 18 with improvements Steelhead, Bert. North and West Anaheim Addition, Home Builders Tract, Lot 12, Block A with personal property and improvements Schmidt, E. R. North and West Anaheim Addition, Home Builders Tract, Lot 2 Tract No. 230, Jewett Sub lot 18 Tract No. 230, Jewett Sub lot 19 Tract No. 230, Jewett Sub lot 21 Tract No. 230, Jewett Sub lot 22 Tract No. 230, Jewett Sub lot 23 Tract No. 230, Jewett Sub lot 24 Tract No. 230, Jewett Sub lot 25 Tract No. 230, Jewett Sub lot 26 Tract No. 230, Jewett Sub lot 27 Tract No. 230, Jewett Sub lot 28 Tract No. 230, Jewett Sub lot 29 Tract No. 230, Jewett Sub lot 30 Tract No. 230, Jewett Sub lot 31 Tract No. 230, Jewett Sub lot 32 Tract No. 230, Jewett Sub lot 33 Tract No. 230, Jewett Sub lot 34 Tract No. 230, Jewett Sub lot 35 Tract No. 230, Jewett Sub lot 36 Tract No. 230, Jewett Sub lot 37 Tract No. 230, Jewett Sub lot 38 Tract No. 230, Jewett Sub lot 39 Tract No. 230, Jewett Sub lot 40 Tract No. 230, Jewett Sub lot 41 Tract No. 230, Jewett Sub lot 42 Tract No. 230, Jewett Sub lot 43 Tract No. 230, Jewett Sub lot 44 Tract No. 230, Jewett Sub lot 45 Tract No. 230, Jewett Sub lot 46 Tract No. 230, Jewett Sub lot Neyard Lot G-6, Nut Grove Tract Lot 19, Block R, with personal property and improvements. H. D. Neyard Lot G-2, Geoder Sub, Lot 91.55 x 140 ft in S W corner with improvements. Block A. R. K. Neyard Lot A-2, Monte Vista Tract Lot 21, Block B. R. K. Neyard Lot A-2, Monte Vista Tract Lot 19, Block B. tt, F. C. Neyard Extension lot I, South St. Tract, Lot 40, with personal property and improvements. Wm. Neyard Lot A-2, Elk Park Tract Lot 18, Block C, with improvements. R. L. Center Tract, Lot 24, Block M, with personal property and improvements. T. L. Original City Lot 16, Nly 45.28 ft, with personal property and improvements. K. H. Neyard Lot A-5, Owens & Jones Tract Lot 22, Block A, with improvements. H. R. Spoerl Tract, Summerfield and Oppenheimer Sub, Lot 20, Block E. J. H. Spoerl Tract, Summerfield and Oppenheimer Sub, Lot 21, Block 4, with personal property and improvements. J. M. Original City, Lot No. 88, Nly 49 ft, with improvements. J. M. Spoerl Tract, Lot 23, Block E, with personal property and improvements. Mrs. S. R. Vineyard Lot G-7, Neverley Tract Lot 19, Block B, with improvements. G. G. Anahiem Extension lot Parson's Sub, Lot 8, with personal property and improvements. JacobNeyard Lot F-5, Davis Add Lot 5, Block With personal property and improvements. L. D. Neyard Lot A-2, Monte Vista Tract Dot 1 Block C, with improvements. Lenny C. Neyard Lot H-4, Berkshire Tract Dot 1 Block C, with personal property and improvements. Vineyard Lot C-2, Heimann & George Tract, Ely 41 ft of lot 86, Block G-Wly Proof of lot 67, Block G, with improvements. Young Men's Christian Ass'n-In Center Tract, Lot 18, Block M. Young Men's Christian Ass'n-In Center Tract, Lot 15, Block M, with personal property and improvements. Young Men's Christian Ass'n-In Center Tract, Lot 16, Block M. DeVinney, Mrs. Idas-North Anaheim Addition,Lot 50x60,with improvements. North Anaheim Addition,Bellah Tract,Lot 14,with personal property and improvements. Uhrig, George-North Anaheim Addition, Wilke Add.,Lot 2, Block C, with personal property and improvements. Bayly Arthur C.North and East Anaheim Additions,Mills Park Tract,Lot 9, Block 6. Boyl Minnie V.North and East Anaheim Addition, Wallop Tract,Lot 13, Block C, with personal property and improvements. Chaffee, John E.North and East Anaheim Addition,Clementine St. Tract,Lot 8 Davis Irma C.North and East Anaheim Addition,Mills Park Tract,Lot 2, Block 7. Durnbaugh,M.North and East Anaheim Addition Allen Tract,Lot 22,Block A Halgh Mrs.R.Estate-North and East Anaheim Addition,Wallop Tract,Lot 13,Block C,with personal property and improvements. Hupp George-North and East Anaheim Addition La Verne Tract,Lot 9 Long.H.O.North and East Anaheim Addition.Allen Tract,Lot 21,Block A,with personal property and improvements. McCleister,Paul-North and East Anaheim Addition,Clementine St. Tract,Lot 3 McHarg Geo.A.North and East Anaheim Addition,Mills Park Tract,Lot 14, Block 8. SchrodtJohn-North and East Anaheim Addition,Clementine St. Annex,Lot 4 Welch J.C.North and East Anaheim Addition.Lot 9 Vineyard Lot C-2, Heimann & George Tract, Ely 41 ft of lot 86, Block G-Wly Proof of lot 67, Block G, with improvements. Young Men's Christian Ass'n-In Center Tract,Lot 18, Block M. Young Men's Christian Ass'n-In Center Tract,Lot 15, Block M, with personal property and improvements. Young Men's Christian Ass'n-In Center Tract,Lot 16, Block M. DeVinney,Mrs. Idas-North Anaheim Addition,Lot 50x60,with improvements. North Anaheim Addition,Bellah Tract,Lot 14,with personal property and improvements. Uhrig, George-North Anaheim Addition.Wilke Add.,Lot 2, Block C, with personal property and improvements. Bayly Arthur C.North and East Anaheim Additions,Mills Park Tract,Lot 9, Block 6. Boyl Minnie V.North and East Anaheim Addition Wallop Tract,Lot 13, Block C, with personal property and improvements. Chaffee, John E.North and East Anaheim Addition,Clementine St. Tract,Lot 8 Davis Irma C.North and East Anaheim Addition,Mills Park Tract,Lot 2, Block 7. Durnbaugh,M.North and East Anaheim Addition Allen Tract,Lot 22,Block A Halgh Mrs.R.Estate-North and East Anaheim Addition Wallop Tract,Lot 13, Block C, with personal property and improvements. Hupp George-North and East Anaheim AdditionLa Verne Tract,Lot 9 Long.H.O.North and East Anaheim Addition.Allen Tract,Lot 21,BLOCK A,with personal property and improvements. McCleister,Paul-North and East Anaheim Addition,Clementine St. Tract,Lot 3 McHarg Geo.A.North and East Anaheim Addition,Mills Park Tract,Lot 14, Block 8. SchrodtJohn-North and East Anaheim Addition,Clementine St. Annex,Lot 4 Welch J.C.North and East Anaheim Addition.Lot 9 Vineyard Lot C-2, Heimann & George Tract, Ely 41 ft of lot 86, Block G-Wly Proof of lot 67, Block G, with improvements. Young Men's Christian Ass'n-In Center Tract,Lot 18, Block M. Young Men's Christian Ass'n-In Center Tract,Lot 15, Block M, with personal property and improvements. Young Men's Christian Ass'n-In Center Tract,Lot 16, Block M. DeVinney,Mrs. Idas-North Anaheim Addition,Lot 50x60,with improvements. North Anaheim Addition,Bellah Tract,Lot 14,with personal property and improvements. Uhrig, George-North Anaheim Addition.Wilke Add.,Lot 2, Block C, with personal property and improvements. Bayly Arthur C.North and East Anaheim Additions,Mills Park Tract,Lot 9, Block 6. Boyl Minnie V.North and East Anaheim Addition Wallop Tract,Lot 13, Block C, with personal property and improvements. Chaffee, John E.North and East Anaheim Addition,Clementine St. Tract,Lot 8 Davis Irma C.North and East Anaheim Addition,Mills Park Tract,Lot 2, Block 7. Durnbaugh,M.North and East Anaheim Addition Allen Tract,Lot 22,Block A Halgh Mrs.R.Estate-North and East Anaheim Addition Wallop Tract,Lot 13, Block C, with personal property and improvements. Hupp George-North and East Anaheim AdditionLa Verne Tract,Lot 9 Long.H.O.North and East Anaheim Addition.Allen Tract,Lot 21,BLOCK A,...with personal property...and improvement..for on account of such delinquent taxes thereon.in front of the City Hall in the City of Anahiem.County of Orange.State of California,and that I will continue such sale from day to day (Sunday must be issued holidays excepted),according to the said day.of sale,and at the same place.until the whole property hereinbefore set forth.or so much thereof as may be necessary.shall be sold:together with the sum of fifty(50) per person provided by law for the certificate of sale.in duplicate in each and every year.No PROPERTY IS EXEMPT.No property is exempt from seizure and sale for personal property taxes;even the homestead and house tenants are subject thereto.The law is imperative.The collector has no discretion and delinquents must suffer if they fail to pay.All the property heretofore described is in the City of Anahiem.County of Orange.State of California.Signed and dated at the said City of Anahiem.County of Orange.State of California.TPublish Jan.3rd，10th和17th.