The Register from Santa Ana, California • Page 13

Urge Purchase Of Park Site At Washington, Flower Recommendations that the city council take under consideration the advlsibilify of purchasing the Hjeinrlch property, containing 20.8 adres set to walnuts, located on the northwest corner of Washington and Flower streets, for park and playground purposes, were submitted to the city council by a Chamber of Commerce committee at a conference meeting held yesterday afternoon at the council chamber. Bruce E. Switzler, business executive of Rankin Dry Goods company, chairman of the parks and playgrounds committee of the Santa Ana Chamber of Commerce, and Earl Morris, loeal florist, member of the committee, headed the chamber delegation appearing before the council. Switzler, acting as spokesman for the chamber representatives, told the councilmen that, according to his understanding, Charles Heinrich, 905 West Washington, owner of the tract, is willing to sell it for $70,000, of which amount, $20,000 would be paid down and the balance on terms at six per cent interest. Urging consideration of the offer, Switzler said that the Heinrich property is the only available tract of land left in the city suitable for park purposes, a fact that has been recognized by the chamber, hence its recommendations to the council.

The speaker further called attention to the reasonable offer made by the owner, which, considering the present land values in the city, he said would he hard to match, were there another tract available. In closing, Switzler urged that the city council give this matter its earn- GUESTS AT DAIRY BARN DINNER 20 YEARS AGO View showing guests at a Raitt dairy dinner in the dairy barn 20 years ago. Persons who were present on this occasion are being invited by J. T. Raitt to be guests of honor at a dinner he is giving in the fine new dairy barns of the Raitt Sanitary dairy on West Seventeenth street at 7 p.

Wednesday. ATTEND COUNTY TENTH SEASON BOARO SESSION OF PRODUCTION VETERAN Harry Pickard, below, has been appointed adjutant- treasurer of the Jack Fisher chapter, Disabled American Veterans of the World war by H. O. Rasmussen, commander. He has been an active member of the chapter for a number of years and has held the same post under former commanders.

A delegation from the Santa Ana League of Women Voters, attended the seaaion of the board of supervisors at the court house yeaterdny na observers of fhe manner in which county government ia conducted. The visit to the aeaaion of the aupervisora was in connection with the study of county government and county Institutions which is occupying the attention of the League this week. Those present, yesterday included Mrs, Louise Mock, president of the League, Mrs. Nellie Young, Mrs. William Whitehead, sorre- I tary of the county federation of clubs, Mrs.

J. D. Campbell, sec- retary of the Tongue, Mrs. A. J.

I Allas M. Meyer, Mrs W. IT. Ktihn, president of the Women's club, Mrs. J.

Van Horn. Mrs, A. Lagasse and Mrs. C- Watson. eat consideration and endeavor to find ways and means whereby the deal might he financed without resorting to a bond issue.

Before closing, however, Switzler, on being questioned by council members, admitted that the Chamber of Commerce is more concerned with the carrying out J. T. Raitt Plans Dinner In New Seventeenth Street Building II STUDIO Persons who were guests 20 years ago when J. T. Raitt served concerned wun me uuujui uuo of proposed improvements at the to a group of his friends Olive street bowl than with the purchase of the Heinrich property, but thought that with the growth of the city and resultant needs for additional parks and playgrounds, an effort should be made to handle both propositions.

The proposition submitted by Raitt dairy barn dinners to he the chamber was well received by I served Wednesday night, in the in a fine new dairy building which had just been completed then on his farm and which was regarded as the last word In modern dairy achievement, are to be special Bids were opened on two coun Mayor Frank L. Purinton, who Indicated a willingness to entertain any plan whereby the deal could he negotiated. He called atten at another of the famous construction projects yesterday by the hoard of one contract was awarded, one matter was taken under advisement for one week, and bids were ordered advertised for one item in connection with the Santa Ana new dairy barn recently completed on West Seventeenth street. Kiwanis clubs of Santa Ana, Anabe negotiated. He canea arren- helm and Fullerton are to be en- ri protection work which the tion to the fact that if the Hein- tertained as guests of J.

T. Raitt, boar(j has ordered, rich property Is sold to private member of the Santa Ana Nine bids wore received In interests, the opportunity to ciub, on this occasion. The din- connectlon with the erection of a quire the same for the city would ner Is to be served in the modern npw wnd WOod trues bridge be lost. Stressing the need for, barn at 7 p. m.

over santiago creek on Santiago more parks and playgrounds, the Those who attended the affair at the morning session mayor added that this need, al- two decades ago are invited to anf1 tabulation was reported ready felt, will be accentuated he special honor guests at the at the ufternoon session by as more people are coming here to live as a result of business and industrial development' and expansion. While Councilman Stanley E. Goode and W. G. Kelly favored the proposition submitted by the back at the afternoon session by Nat Neff, superintendent of county highways, resulting in the contract being awarded to the Nead Construction company, of Wilmington, at a price of $8282.

Other bids submitted were Before that nasty corn another chance to spoil a good time just put lew drops of FREEZONE on it. You can feel comfort come as this amazing liquid stops pain instantly. Then COFtN soon becomes so loose you can lift it right out, core and all. really nothing like FREEZONE for removing corns, calluses nnd unsightly warts. Buy a bottle today.

Kiwanis dinner this week. Among those present the following: W. D. Baker. Fred Fuller, F.

P. Nickey, J. A. Cranston, Prof. Bartlett, Prof.

Clayton, Harry Dean, J. P. Baumgartner, the proposition submitted by the George Peters. R. P.

Mitchell, W. 1 foy0wii- M. Ledbetter and chamber, they thought that be- Miller, William 0240 William fore considering any new projects, iKryhi, Fred Parsons, Charles Chap- A Root, $9870; R. the city should proceed with the 1 man, J. H.

Rankin, Cal Les- Van and improvement of it's own park ter, Dr. Murphin, Johnny isjiarn jj OOO; Wells nnd Bress- property on Olive street. E. M. Smiley, W.

B. sggog. Perham, $8370; Terry Stephenson, Hill. $8100. H.

J. Forgy, Dr. C. D. Ball and rlver protection Dr.

J. Clark work, which were ordered lost Calling attention to the need of aditional water supply, Councilman Goode suggested that the city consider the advisability of purchasing water bearing lands of the Santa Ana sugar factory, located off south Main street, which, in addition to providing additional water supply, would furnish a site for a municipal golf course. SOCIAL MEETING IS El PLANE WARMS TREES may be the means of preventing frosts from week under an emergency resolution, were opened during the afternoon session. These bids were for labor and material, with the exception of pipe, for eonstruct- I ing a wire and brush fill fence I and embankment along the I west side of the rtver between Chapman avenue and the Santa Fe railroad for a distance of 3700 feet Prices were submitted on rcet weio means or preventing irosis irom The Delta Alpha ass a jjneal foot basis, with the first destroying late or-hards. It Is First Methodist Sunday school held f(gure be1ow repre.sent- commonly known that cloud banks their regular social meeting on fence work and the sec- form a protection against frost, Monday evening at the home on(j figure covering the sand work, and a plane recently was used Miss Irma DeBarr on West Ninth were as follows: Perne here In experiments.

It flew over street. It was the occasion of the uarnett, $2 03 and 25 cents; Rudan orchard and spread a thick annual party and the nnd company, $4 14 screen of smoke over the trees, yard and rooms were beautifully and cents; Wells and Dressier, This smoke formed a warm pro- and appropriately decorated for so and 40 cents; Thomas Hag- tective blanket over the trees and the occasion. The various mas- 1 gerty company, $1.15 and 35 in that manner prevented the querade costumes and several cents; W. M. Ledbetter and com- formation of frost.

clever stunts were the pany, $2.10 and 24 cents. of much merriment. The These bids were taken under ad- flP1 Vf hostess, assisted by Miss Grace visement for one week and bids Why the Insurance Expert? Grigsby, Miss Ida Reed and Mrs. were ordered taken on pipe for Mary McClueky, served delicious the project, which it previously refreshments. I had been planned would be fur- Those present, besides the host- nlshed on the job by the county.

were: the teacher, Mr. V. L.jThe pipe bids were ordered i Steward and Mrs. Steward, under an emergency resolution 1C W. Olson, Miss Hoffmaster, Total of the protection work Edna Knoll, Etta Hale, Minnie planned Is approximately $18.000, A 4 T.I I nr Every business man has his problems.

Some he 4, poses of himself, some he refers to others for expert opinion. In legal matters he engages a lawyer, in the purchase of the many lines of insurance protection he needs the advice of someone well grounded in the fundamentals of insurance. We Qualify for This Service We will gladly consult with you without charge. A phone call will bring us. Rob binsTfen derson-Ltd- Wild, Mabel Blodgett, Clara Fad dock, Olive and Bertha Briney, Cora Craig, Alma Steward, Maude Ajand Alta Thomas, Pearl Kimball, A device for police has been Melissa Burt, Harriet Doolittle, vented to hold a revolver on a according to County Highway Superintendent Nat Neff.

Gertrude Richardson, Clara Barnes and Gertrude Ladd. dashboard or at any other convenient place in an automobile. Seven Helps In One For Difficult Coughs From Colds Richard Garrick, actor nnd director, has opened the Richard Garrick studio at 200 East Sixth street, for the purpose of instruction in drama, public speaking, movietone deportment nnd the studying of correct English, it was announced today. On the stage or connected with picture since 1901, Mr. Garrick started with the Daniel Frohman productions of Notre Dame at New York theater.

Engagements followed with the New York dramatic companies of Charles Frohman, Henry Miller, David Uo- lasco and George C. Tyler. He was stage manager of the Maude Adams production, "Joan of Arc" at Harvard Stadium in 1909. Tho production was given only once, to 60,000 persons In the Harvard Mr. Garrick taught at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts, Carnegie Hall, New York and has directed a number of stock companies at Provldcnco and Pawtucket, R.

I. In the motion picture industry he has worked as director both in this country nnd in Europe. Clive Brooke, Paramount star made his first appearance in films under the direction of Mr. Garrick. Mr.

Garrick has been associated with the following stars either as an actor or director; John Barrymore, Maude Adams, George Ar- lias, Thomas Meighan, Pauline Frederick and Mary The Santa Ana Community Players are entering upon their 1 tenth season of play During tho past nine years they have presented plays of a great plays and deep ones new ones and old ones, farces, comedies, tragedies and fantasies Just to illustrate the vast dif- I ference In the plays, some of the titles have been: "The Whole Town's "The Servant in the House," U. "Smilin' Thru," and Realizing the difficulty of selecting a play that will appeal to everybody. the players have endeavored to select plays that could appeal to first one type and then to another. This time, however, they think they have found one of those rare plays that appeal to everybody. It will appeal to lovers of good drama because it was written by a great dramatist, Oliver Goldsmith.

It Is a classic, a piay that has stood the test of time ever since 1773, when it was first presented. However, it will not only appeal to lovers of great drama, but 'it will appeal to all who love a good laugh, because it is one big laugh from beginning to end. Sometimes the present generation finds that the things which made people laugh a century and a half ago are not at all funny now; but this play is Just as capable of producing a hearty laugh now as it was that long ago. With very few exceptions no other English comedy has approached It in lasting popularity. The lively, farcical Incidents and the eccentric char- acters are unforgettably funny.

The quaint costumes will give added charm to the production, as will, of course, the quaint settings. The residents of this community have indeed a real treat In store the last week of this month. Monthly Social Meeting Staged By Moose Lodge D.H. UNIT Harry S. Pickard, 530 South Van Ness avenue, Santa Ana, has been appointed adjutant-trensurer of the Jack Fisher chapter, Disabled American Veterans of the World war, by Commander H.

Rasmussen. This position is not new to Pickard, who served in that capacity with William J. Murphy, past national commander, and the late Jack Fisher, outstanding World war hero of Orange county, the first two commanders of the local D. A. V.

unit. Last year Piokard served on the executive and finance committees. This year will be the biggest and best year in the history of the organization throughout the national, state and local chapters of the D. A. V.

according to Pickard. Pickard was born in Scotland but emigrated to Omaha, from whence lie entered the service, coming to California in 1921 ing a resident of Orange county in 1924. Professor Irving Fisher of University wifi broadcast over National network through KF1 on As Seen By An Saturday, Oct. 18th, at 9:30 a. Expensive furs such as beaver and seal can be imitated In rabblt- skin by careful breeding.

art of clipping trees into ornament was introduced by the Romans. iT REGISTRATION IGEA The proposed amendment to the state constitution providing for permanent registration was strongly condemned in a resolution adopted by tho Yuba county board of supervisors, which was presented before the Orange county supervisors yesterday. The resolution adopted by the Yuba county government declared that the present system provides clean lists of voters for the general elections and that very little crookedness existed In California elections under the present system, which calls for re-registration every two years. The resolution continued with a statement that the body adopting It opposed any attempt to set up permanent registration. Orange county expressed themselves as being In accord with the sentiments expressed in the Yuba county resolution.

A large and enthusiastic audience enjoyed the monthly social meeting; of the local Moose lodge at its hall on East Fourth street. Fol- lowing an entertainment program, featuring several local artists, there was dancing, music for which was furnished by the Moose orchestra. During the dance refreshments were served. The affair was in charge of the entertainment com- mitteee of the lodge, headed by Carl! Slavin, chairman. Showing the positions of the moon and stars, tides, seasons and so forth, a wonderful clock is being constructed for Messina Cathedral, England.

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At to selections. And bet that without trying very hard you could manage to spare half an hour TODAY. CLOTHIERS I PAGES THIRTEEN TO TWENTY SECTION TWO SANTA ANA, CALIFORNIA, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1930.