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The Register from Santa Ana, California • Page 2

Publication:
The Registeri
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Santa Ana, California
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SANTA ANA DAILY REGISTER, TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 28, 1924 wore not rerv deeply EXCLUSIVE LIFE. special election for bonds ini CONSTANTINOPLE, Oct. of 5942 000 for various Only two prisoners in ten preincts wore consolidated into two precincts, A and B. With I0S7 registrations, .3 had been cast in Precinct A up io 12 o'clock. In SO votes HUNTINGTON BEACH.

Oct. 2S. Had been cast, the registration be- Voters here today apparently ing 1-84. GllTB 01 1 nr citv improvements. are required to pound rocks in the prison yard.

These are Henri Goons and Carl Laffe, two Frenchmen, who were arrested and sentenced for throwing stones through window par.es. Radio supplies at Gerwing'a. Percolator pencolate "I IC mimtfts Standard Coffee Pot bring to a cMiJder cAvemge Strength. Stronger level tablespoon MJ'B to the cup 2 tevcl tablespoons MJB to the cup 3 level tablespoons MJ'B to the cup level tablespoon MJ'B to the cup 1M level tablespoons MJ'B to the cup 2 Vi tael tablespoons MJB to the cup Drip Method Tricolator thru I filter paper onrrj IX let el table- spoojns MJB to Jhe cup 2 level table- spdons MJB to the cup 3K level tablespoons MJB to the cup TOL. 1 level tablespoon MJB to the cup 2 levef tablespoons MJ'B to the cup 3 level tablespoons MJ'B to the cup G.O.

P. FORCES READY FOR BIG DRIVE OVER COURTY TO AID COOLIDGE, DAWES CAUSE notified of fflrassE st. houie. All Republican, with auton.ob.le. bave beeo urged to the caravan, to make it the argert ever automobile avaiUble a.ked for.

Members of the Chamber of Commerce of the city are t. fall The first stop will be made Mil. induU. only way to please "coffee cranks rounded I Note: 2 level equal 1 rounded tablespoon The man who is hard'to-please on coffee is apt to be a mighty good judge of coffee. So much sc that he gets about it.

He knows when a cup of coffee gets to when it doesn t. Yet there is a very simple way to please these hard'tO' please coffee drinkers. This taste'finding chart shows how. In fact, it is based on hundreds of tests made with Coffee by people who admit irankly that they arc It will help you find the exact coftee strength, the exact man. And, once you do, stick to it! Make his coffee the same way every time! La Habra at 9:45 a.

when speakers will present campaign issues. Other towns in order named will visited on Wednesday: Brea, Olinda. Yorba Linda. Placentia Fullerton, Buena Park, Anaheim, Olive, Orange and El Modena. On Thursday the will speak at the following places: Laguna Beach, LI Toro.

Costa Mesa, Newport, Bal- bcia and Huntington Beach. Republican speakers who will bear the burden of the speechmaking for the occasion are among the leaders of the campaign in Orange county and include: Stanley K. Goode. W. 0.

Jerome, b. McFadden, Charles Swanner, Leon Wb It sell, W. F. Menton. Z.

West, P. Nelson, S. M. Rein- haus, 13. J.

Marks, F. C. liartranft, and Tom McFadden. A rousing meeting of the Cool- irige-Dawes and the Orange county Republican Central committee was held at Ketner's cafe last night at 6:30 where final plans for the drive for votes were outlined and committees were named to take charge of the various precincts of the city on next Tuesday. Names of the chairmen for the various committees will be announced late today.

Speeches were made by Dr. R. A. Cushman, chairman of the county central committee, and by W. L.

Deimling, William Iverson and W. Jerome. More than fifty members of the cluib were present and the meeting was one of the liveliest held here since the campaign bt'San. Several women, memoers of the Coolidge Dawes club and workers among organizations in the city and county were also present at the meeting. G.

O. P. Plans Rig Drive For Coolidge Plans for a final sweeping drive through Orange county in the interest of the Republican ticket have boen completed by G. O. P.

leaders starting Wednesday morning. The drive will continue for two days. The itinerary Wednesday follows: La Habra, a Brea, 10:30 a. Olinda, 11:16 a. Yorba Linda 12:15 p.

Placentia, 1:15 p. Fullerton, 2 p. Buena Park, 2:45 p. Anaheim, 3:30 p. Olive, 4:15 p.

Orange, 5 p. and 131 Mcdena, 5:15 P- m- For Thursday the schedule will be as follows: San Juan Capistrano, 9:45 a. Laguna Beach, 10 a. LI Toro, 10:30 a. 11:15 a.

Costa Mesa, 12 Newport Beach, 12:30 p. Balboa, 1 p.m.; Huntington Beach, 2:15 p. Seal Beach, 3:15 p. Westminster, 4 p. and Garden Grove, 3:45 p.

m. I 3 DAYS LEFT You Aetna Life Rates after 5 years $16.21 17.56 19.63 20.11 21.14 22.32 23.69 25.27 27.19 29.20 Other Ages and Women the A rc nt Annual Premium for 5 vears Issue 16 9.25 20 9.99 25 11.12 26 11.38 28 11.93 30 12.58 32 13.36 34 14.27 36 15.33 38 16.54 Afre at Annual Premium Annual Premium after 5 years Issue 40 for 5 years $17.89 $31.58 42 19.34 34.20 44 20.97 37.15 46 22.88 40.61 48 25.13 44.69 50 28.02 49.69 52 31.04 55.08 54 34.46 61.15 56 38.60 68.31 58 43.24 76.78 Same Score Monday 10 Applications If Every One Who Wishes Me Well in My To Date Championship Drive, Will Give Me an 91 Applications Will Win To Get 173 Applications Room 306 Moore Eidg. ABOUT LIFE INSURANCE Phones: Office 1777. Res. 786-J The eternal triangle had a budding rival today In the case of two youths and a girl whom both wanted; and Ed Elliott, of Garden Grove, one of the youths, was held in the county jail on charges of reckless driving and disturbing the peace.

Ed Hazard, 1014 West Highland street, Santa Ana, is accuser, the trial being set for November 24 at 10 a. Before Justice Jack Landell. SAVE ON YOUR GAS BILL Come in and See Our NEW METHOD RADIANT GAS HEATERS 5 Mantle Radiant Heater, $9.00 7 Mantle Radiant Heater, $12.00 8 Mantle Radiant Heater, $15.00 10 Mantle Radiant Heater, $25.00 Dickey Baggerley Furniture Co. 221 East 4th St. Santa Ana iraiTin Program for the second meeting of the newly organized Toastmaster's club, which will be held at 6:30 p.

m. tomorrow, at the Y. M. C. A.

building, will include sev -1 era'i talks by members on legisla -1 tive questions pertaining to the election on November 4. according to a statement made today. The club was originated last week twenty- four members, for the purpose of teaching its members the art of public speaking. Speeches will he 1 made each week by the members, thus enabling them to feel sure of themselves while on their feet. W.

F. Crites, local teacher, who was elected As temporary president of the organization last night will act as toastmaster for the meeting tomorrow- and five minute speeches will be given by the members. The program is as follows: Out the H. Marcher. 3, Deposit of Public Forgy.

13, The Poll Reed. 11, Kalmath River Harlan Pearl. 2, Salaries and Expenses of O. Markel. 1G, Water and C.

Hayden. 7, Boxing C. Burkett. Elliott's arrest, according to the authorities, followed a wild dash by two automobiles over the highway between Garden Grove and Santa Ana Sunday evening. Elliott was in one car.

The other carried his rival and the girl, a Garden frequent intervals during the chase, Elliott made fruitless 'but nevertheless earnest endeavors to wreck car. Pursuing Hazard to his home in this city, Elliott w-as said to have sought a quarrel with his rival, inviting him to or to take a ride with Elliott in the car. The invitation to motor w-as spurned by Hazard, who sus- peced motives by that time, he admitted. Elliott, who recently paid a $50 fine in Anaheim after he had quarreled with a Garden Grove high school instructor in an attempt to take the girl away from school, the authorities stated, suffered a shock when lie discovered Sunday evening that the girl was in company. The situation, it appeared, demanded direct and summary action.

Elliott took the war path. HAT IS FUNNIEST. TORONTO, Oct. funniest thing in the w-orld is the hu- i man hat, the British Association i for the Advancement of Science has discovered. A big man with a little hat and a little man with a big hat appeal to sense IJ of humor, it has been decided.

A hat blown off in a windstorm rep! resents the height of comedy. Swiss braiding on toe is now the latest gasp Patent leather, of course; a darling of a low heel! $9.00 This is one of the new models that has made it such a pleasure this season to collect the new styles for the enjoyment of Santa femininity. The particular bit of novelty is the swiss braiding on the toe. The picture above give a fair idea. In addition to the smart appearance, it is flexible and most comfortable.

The lining of this slipper is of field mouse kid which will keep your stockings clean and in good shape. Prettiest hltle II low heel you ever saw. $9.00 a pair. Hillill P-E-T-E-R-S-O-N-S The Store of Better Shoe Values 215 West Fourth be Afraid to Bandit Meets Snag In Dance Shieks LOS ANGELES, Oct. Fred Wells, would-be holdup man, sat in a city jail cell today and meditated that all dance hall shieks are not what they may seem.

Wells tried to rob the cashier at a local dance resort last night. He fired into the ceiling in true western manner and yelled for everyone to keep their hands up. Two young males approached the bandit in careless manner and knocked him to the floor. Then they sat on him until the police arrived. MODERN FABLE Once upon a time a man did a lot of good work.

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