f TUESDAY TORRANCE HERALD FEBRUARY 3, 1925

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OWNE ALKE

"Just for Fun"By RAS BERRY

5 % Is No Small SavingThat is what you save on your automobile sup­ plies and accessories when you buy coupon books from us.

$9.SO$10 Worth of Coupons for only..-.-........................

Coupons good for Gas, Oils, Greases and all Accessories (except Tires)

Palmer Service Stations

Border at Cabrillo Arlington at Carson

I Gas Oils Crease:

AUCTION SALE16 Oil Lots, Torrance-Lomita Oil Field

Tuesday, Feb. 10th2:00 p. m., Rain or Shine, on the Premises

At 2806-2814 Brethren St., Lomlta, Cal.(About 200 Feet East of Bank of Lomita)

16 Lots (2 Acres) Two Houses (4 and 5 Rooms)Absolutely no restrictions of any kind. ALL OIL RIGHTS GO WITH THE PROPERTY. A block from the Bank of Lomita. Houses have Water, Gas, Electricity; fruit trees, barn, chicken

equipment.

Terms Of Sale: 1C', Cash required at Sale. Bal-

REFRESHMENTS FREE AT SALE inspect Property and Mail Your Advance Bids Before the Auction

C. L. BYRENS, Auctioneer301 Citizens National Bank Bldg.. Los Angeles

Established Nearly a Quarter of a Century TUcker 2893 VAndyke 3615

in 3 Vo 7 Days' Time.

Licensed EmbalmersTORRANCE

' 1732 Cabnllo PhonLOMITA

195 1204 Narbonne Phone 117

A SOUND AND ESTABLISHED COM. PANY OFFERS

$92.|£

There's Health in Our Good

REMEDIES

TORRANCE PHARMACY

Use Our Want Ads for Results! !

L. A. paper tlwt wlmmnrrteti tm h»a

' ministry after 50 says tin- MlHsus.

i'il mi> I" you !« il li" lictli-r sti-i>

Sir: Af-|a»r-|the reason for yc nittmoro. They vhavo fro/.on you out hero. As I Vft the Blltmore Swoet Shop toniRllt, I henrrt a cus toiner flrclpr n RIIK -Bn-ry ice. Hop

Release Three Taken in Raid

On Huge Sti« Confessed Owner of $40,0*

Moonshine Supplies Paysline and Goes Free

In urnjn, _onl_ ii(juln._ln aga put again.

That tells the htory of the p

nf Louis Kisen, T. Ronl Kilward Roth, originally tal

custody whc.n i>i)lice ruli pntc-ntlnl distillery on N

.re tin

iilled for. Raw si erstand that he ur« at the Tilltmo

The Bat.

entirely un- vou to un-

Scene: Broadway at Sixth. Big rowd at the curl). With I.ittl {as in his aims, Ras steps ou jEtalnst the traffic sitinal. Cop

wrathy, yells. Hey (ret back th :>r It'll cost you money. Half fine for the hoy. asks Ras. Yes .Imilile for you, says the cop.

An EDITOR'S A. M. Monday morning: To work

S:30. Clean up desk and th 135 propaganda letters In wai basket. » o'clock. In comes Hu- um Reeve. Wants a Wlncheste mem wrote. Puzzle over it. Writ.

punk four mines at end of half ai hour. Turns to typewriter. Il

Edison Co. man about Edi-:ws story that

ast wk. Stays 15 minutes. Turns Write

i Mrs.Hurum Peeve with flock of Tor Women's Club to he endorsed. Kndorse 'em. Time 0:55. Settle lown to write Observations.- In . nines Sam Levy to find out what's itw. Nothing new. He leaves. Turns to typewriter. In comes Mr. Raymond to say Ras can't rent his louse because the people that's in t is groing to stay. Talks a few ninnies. Time 10:05. Turns to ypewriter. Phone rings. Turns o typewriter. In comes Chas. t'onderabe \vith flock of interesting nfo about vacant lots, in Torrance.

typewrite lines

rime 10:15. Turns to typewriter Jet In fifteen minutes work at th.

lita

rlsbes it would warm lip. Bark at IT gruffly. Sho departs pronto, 'urns to typewriter. Phone rings, n comes Carl Hyde and fixes up ppointment to go over C. . of C. uslness with him at 3 o'clock, 'urns to typewriter. In eomes

AI Gourdier to find out some xjzo's address. Ain'-t that good? ostmaster after address from ed- tor. Hunt for address. Can't find t. Refer him to bus. mgr. Turn

typewriter. Write page, of copy, one rings. Talk to Jim Hines >ut Rotary luncheon. Wants Ras make speech about Abe Lincoln.

F.' mind on the fact linotype, operator has nothing to work on. Refuses to make speech about

Lincoln or anybody else. IIB to typewriter. In comes

mgr. to say stpry about Hoff- i siioe sale left out of paper, ns to typewriter. In comes

UOfnK out utter items. Told :o ahead. Turns to typewriter. !» rings. Talks. Hangs up.

I'jimt 11:10. Oets In five minutes t typewriter. Phono rings. Writes uree minutes. Phone rings. Writes•> minutes. In comes bus. ingi i say plenty of space for newi opy Ibis wk. What'll wo put ii ? says Has. Turns to typewritei

'hone rings. In comes Lawrenci rowell with howling copy. Coo< lull. We sit and chin. In comei hii'f Patterson. Three-mouth chin iiiK uiateeh. Nobody suys any liing but all talk a lot. Tinv 2:03. Rush out to lunch. Fas

1:111; with mighty little pro- ion. Glad to have folks <i Just run this to explain why 'times have to llso big cuts runt page. 1 thank you, and

I bad to write all this to fill ipace. One way to beat it, bus. mgi. Get down to work

'hen these three, with H. Cruel .,-. appeared before Justice

the I'euco L. J. Hunter, Ureen.bc declared that all the boozc-m'akil apparatus was his and that tl other three were gulltlevs. JuHtli Hunter therefore released the thrc Then flilet of I'o'lice Louln Pa terson, in consultation with o ftci'als of the district attorney office In I .OH Angeles, telephone Instructions to hold the. mt pending an investigation. So tin were lodged in tho Torrance ja ' But the Los Angeles' officia 'failed to "*?t anything on" tl three, so they were again n leaded.

They hurried away before o: ficialdom asnln cliansred its mln

the gigantic still and supplies sui ficlent to make $40,000 worth i moonshine, paJd a fine of $60 imposed bv Justice Hunter, wl

> him ills choice of $600 or 5( days."

BOWLING NOTES

Paxman's Tigers will tangle wit the -City League leaders, Tansey Barbers, in an official game o Wednesday evening.

Western Sheet Glass mid Unio 'Club meet the same night in a official game.

Thursday night Jahnke's Taver ;eam will bowl with the America!

Southern California League game The first half of the season is ai most over and the American i tied fnr fourth nlace with L. J Christopher. They also have theiighest single game score of 109!'ins yet made 'in this league.

ind Palmer's Service Station ight for the cellar position in thr

City League.

SPECIAL MATCHCrowell's All Stars . Tota

Charon .............. .201 221 168 59'McDonald ........ 58 1S3 211 55>owell .............. 61 200 201 56J. Clever .......... 97 190 16S 55:

02 950 953 280Bubcock's Prid ' . Tot'a

O'Connell .......... 76 180 213 561.IcMlllan .......... 64 144 193 50/on Hagen .... 58 157 178 498'ratt .................. 57 267 181 "60

Deininger .......... 67 212 287 66

.- S62 820 7.94 247

CITY LEAGUEWestern Sheet Glass Co. Tot

Clever .......... 182 167 171 51Sollinger .......... 157. 192 147 4!Conley .............. 192. 160 124 V.K. Clever .......... 171 134 152 .4!

rson ............ 160 167 200 5:

ilmer's Service Totiirell .............. 168 193 219 58:»r ................ 122 201 14S 47

ilye ............... 150 150 150 4fby ................ 355 177 161 5~9

KabeliU ............ 226 174 17-1 57

9'1 895 852 2668

Glpe .................... 181Conkel ................ 137Jolley .................. 147

Total 569

118 757 903 2-158

Paxman's- TVon Hagen ...... 177 157 194Warren .............. 177 144 166King .................... 171 165 190Swartz . ............ L'12 153 208 572

FirI1rady MrMil R. De Priitt L. Dei

S75 773 852 2199

ll!7 189 16714X ISO 171136 16K 136153 181 210177 213 181

in ..... ... 182 2IK I'.Hllinui'r .... 155 148 Ifiti................. 182 185 181linfe-tr .... 198 169 190

865 SOI 872

SO. CAL. LEAGUEI-IMI Laundry n It," 159 162

177 221 173 J29 172 1'JI

I 1SI 214 221180 167 234

'.134 933 984

924 845 825'

Would Increase Contractor Fee

For ProtectionTrustees Consider Raise in

Licenses and Provision ^ for Bonds

To protect Ihe people of Tor raiico against "wildcat" contractor the board of trustees Is consider ing a change in tho building or­ dinance which will provide foi increase in license fees for con­ tractors and for the furnishing bonds.

The schedule tentatively pro­ posed is ns follows: (ieneral < tractors license fee $100 a y payaliln 6 months in advance, surety bond of J1000; plumbing contractors license fee $50, pay­ able semi-annually in advance, a surety bond of $1000; electrl,

emi-annually In advance ty bond of $1000:! all bcontractors license fee

of $25, payable semf-annually in dvance.The btlilding inspector has In-

nrmed the board that many un-salinfactory jobs have been done

i buildings by contractorsiat, because the contractors w

not bonded, Ihe builders hadIt was also pointed put

that several contractors of other , who .are not permitted to te in their home towns, have taking contracts in Torrance.

Suit on City Zoning Law Threatened

Will Show Editor'sProposed Site

(Continued from Page One)ve additional technical schools, if public-spirited citizens should

me forward, as we feel they will,th large endowment!-, for special

subjects, the site now selected vould bo large enough for housing hem aljl on the one campus."Therefore, Be It Resolved, that

he Southwest Site Committee urge ill other Site Committees and immunities to join with them and idopt similar resolutions in order o obviate the unfortunate pub-

ity and misunderstanding which seem to imply that Southern Cali- ornia is divided, and copies hereof

snt all interested parties."

Two Matinees toShow 'Peter Pan'

hool children of Gardena, Mo- , Torrance, Lomita, Harbor

Ctiy, Keystone and other nearby 'ommunities will attend the special latinee to be hcld«at the Torrance leatre Thursday and Friday after- wns for the showing of "Peter an." Manager Elmer Grace of the

heatre has- arranged for. special s to bring the Gardena and :-ta children to Torrance.

(Continued from Page One) nt light, the liiii.i-d would act in nrdlngly.

Mr. Dnllry asked If the city al >rncy had given an opinion on tl guilty of the. Torrance zoning 01

Mr

lion and that t r Tormncn zoning ordinance had i ;ver been trsted In the courts. "Th s may be a chance in have it teste ." he ndded.

"You will ge that chance," re­ plied Mr. Dalle .

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* TORRANCE NOTES

**************Mrs. Clara Regan of 1315 Arllng

Angeles, the guest of her siste

Chas. Humphrey and Dani< Hollinger. of the Colonial hot. will leave Saturday for Texas.

rs. Vonderahe, Miss Rose Ol i and Miss Katherine Ortmai nded the card party at Gardei

Saturday.

Ir. and Mrs. R. R. Smith ha' their house guest Mr. Smjth 1

cousin, Miss Jennette. Crocki-ost,

harles and Paul Vo Lucks passed the

Hesperia.

Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Smith their house -,'iiest. Miss Jeanett Croekrost, and Mr. and Mrs. F. H

-k were in /Los Angeles Wedn day evening viewing the Chines

Jacob Beckdoldt and niece, Mil Tilla Patterson, of Herhet, wci Sunday gugsts of Mr. and Mr Harry McManus.

Mrs. H. A. Kembel, Mrs. Jam Mtzhugb, Mrs. J. Wallace Post a .Irs. J. B. Hlnes will attend a con

cent by Madam Ivogun, under th auspices of the Seven Arts Societ;

the Long Beach auditorium Friday, Feb. 6.

MisGl

Reudige'r and Mi ' Los Angeles, we

.'kend guests of Mrs. J.

.f 1443 Post avenue.

Harry Warren, Mrs. ThelmReineman and daughter Dorotli

' Pasadena visitors Sunday.

Baker SmithCarson St.

JEWELERExpert Watch Work

Willys-Knight TouringLatest Model. Run less than 100 miles

A Real Bargain

Florentine - Warner Co.516 N. Camino .Real

DealersRedondo

PHONE 60-W

TorrancePlumbingCo.PLUMBING AND SHEET METAL WORK

AQENT FOR

Ward Floor Furnace-8EWER PIPE, DRAIN TILE AND TERRA COTTA

Aorou from Pott Office ' 141S MarccHna AVOTHM

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It's a Cinchto recharge your B batterws when they're

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get Willard A's and B's.

1312 Cabrillo

A Dollar aDay Keeps

PovertyAway

Put aside a dollar each day and you need not

worry about poverty. You'll be surprised to find

how fast the dollars accumulate, and we help

them along with regular interest payments.

State Exchange Bank'THE COMMUNITY BANK"

-WE PAY 4% ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS

TORRANCE CALIF.

THE LADY VANSchool of Artistic Dancing

is offering class workin Stage Craft

for talented children

CLASSES AFTER DANCING LESSONS ON

FRIDAY AT AMERICAN LEGION HALL

TORRANCE FEED & FUELPhone 116 1803 Cabrillo, Torrance

Free Delivery

Grain Wood - Poultry Coal Hay to Supplies

Games ForMind and

EyePool and billiards aregames which appeal toevery man. You couldn'tchoose a more- pleasantor more instructive foVm of recreation.around for a sociable game.

BOWLING ALLEY TONIGHT CITY LEAGUEPaxman's Tigers Western Sheet Glass

Tansey's Barbers Union Club

| THE AMERICAN

Her Valentine

For sweetheart, sister, moth­

er or friend, a photograph

wiU be just exactly right.

Make it a Portrait

Valentine this .year.

YOUR PHOTOGRAPHER1509 Cabrillo Phone 157-J Torrance