anaheim-daily-herald 1921-06-02

at Weber's— JUNE The Month of Brides and The Graduates Wedding Gifts PICTURES—from $1.00 to $35.00 BOOK ENDS—$8.00 to $10.00 ELECTRIC TABLE LAMPS—$4.50 to $16.50 SERVING TRAYS—$1.25 to $6.50 VICTROLAS—$25.00 to $275.00 Graduation Presents EVERSHARP PENCILS—50c to $5.00 WATERMAN AMUSEMENTS IN ANAHEIM Tonight Fairyland—Elliott Dexter in "The Witching Hour." Grand—Neal Hart in "In Danger Alley." Friday Fairyland—"The Call from the Wild." and four vaudeville acts. Grand—Pearl White in "Tiger's Cub." MRS. JEWELL HOSTESS TO WEDNESDAY CLUB Mrs. W. J. Jewell was hostess yesterday to the Wednesday Whist Club at the home of Mrs. W. P. Quarton. The rooms were decorated with carvations and ferns and the luncheon service at the close of the afternoon was carried out in the same color scheme. Cards were played and Mrs. W. P. Quarton scored high, Mrs. Max Neblung second and Mrs. Minnie Palmer third. The members present were Mesdames W. P. Quarton, R. Seale, John Johnston, Fred Mickle, Tom Detrick, J. L. Abbott of Fullerton, L. D. Witherall, H. Backs, Max Neblung, H. Stock, Alice Booth and C. Martin. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs J. L. Abbott of Fullerton. GRADUATION BALL OF FULLERTON NURSES The members of the Anaheim Johnston-Wickett clinic motored to Fullerton last night where they attend carnations and the effect of the roon and gray. EDUCATIONAL AT PLACENTIA An instructive picture will be shown boys and girls and the Placentia grand afternoon at 2:30 film, which was university of California of the schools, is Mrs. Elizabeth state board of her speaker of the affram is under the Placentia Comm there will be no course. LOIS THIMBLE OF HAVE QUILTING The Lois Thimble bekah lodge held today for the purpose for the I. O. Q. F. A large number members of the and a great amount complished. At noon the men on the quilting wcious dinner which workers. "DRESS REHEARING FRIDAY NIGHT" "The Dress Re amusing and inter VICTROLAS— $25.00 to $275.00 Graduation Presents EVERSHARP PENCILS— 50c to $5.00 WATERMAN AND SHAEFFER FOUNTAIN PENS— $1.75 to $6.00 LOOSE LEAF MEMORANDUMS— 75c to $3.00 TOURIST WRITING SET $1.00 to $8.50 FANCY BOX WRITING PAPER— 50c to $6.50 WEBER'S BOOK AND MUSIC STORE ANAHEIM Mildred Fraser Goodcell TEACHER OF PIANO Roberta' Bldg. Apt. 1 Center & Lemon Phone 536R. Graduate Nurse WANTED by State Graduate Nurse any kind of cases. Phone 1479R. SANTA ANA PAINTING APERING J. L. Abbott of Fullerton, L. D. Witherall, H. Backs, Max Neblung, H. Stock, Alice Booth and C. Martin. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs J. L. Abbott of Fullerton. GRADUATION BALL OF FULLERTON NURSES The members of the Anaheim Johnston-Wickett clinic motored to Fullerton last night where they attended the commencement program at the Fullerton Club of the Fullerton graduating class of nurses of which there were six. After diplomas were awarded friends and members of the hospital staff enjoyed dancing. Refreshments were served and the hall was decorated for the occasion with a profusion. SHOPLIFTING IS CHARGE AGAINST SANTA ANA COUPLE Emma and Antonia Nagaha were arrested in Leipsic's Department Store in Santa Ana Wednesday, charged with shoplifting. At their arraignment this afternoon, they pleaded guilty, and trial was set for June 7. When the two were arrested in Leipsic's, it was found that their shopping bags were filled with dry goods with Rankin store price marks. Herbert Rankin, proprietor of the latter store, was notified and swore out a complaint against them after identifying the goods. A shirt that is said to have been taken from the Golden Rule store was also found in the bags. ALLEGED HOBO HAS BANK ROLL OF $17 The line between a hobo and a poet is sometimes finely drawn. Constable Jesse Elliott arrested James Henry Patterson on a vagrancy charge recently and Justice J. B. Cox let him go this morning. Patterson declared that he would rather sleep than work and didn't particularly care whether he worked or not. He stated that he had $17 in his members of Job Printers Association the Blue Bird last quiet and business. CLASS ELECTION OF STUDENTS ON IN HIGH The high school excited today. Pr officers for the held this noon. Be held the end c that time certain will know whether The leading offi tion is president didates, Bill Cook running. The yell position that all b more competition Clayes and Stewart the run for the le at football games other activities. COUNTY PR HEAR PR EXP Ten members of Job Printers Association the Blue Bird last quiet and business The printers arr enttain R. T. Po Santa Ana next W hanguet will be given Graduate Nurse WANTED by State Graduate Nurse any kind of cases. Phone 1479R. SANTA ANA PAINTING PAPERING ROY A. TAYLOR All Work Guaranteed 210 N. Los Angeles St., Anaheim —Phone 26— Exact Printing Little Touches of Correctness HAVE YOU ever considered the quality of your work from the standpoint of careful type composition and efficient proofreading? The reputation of this house for good printing has been established through accuracy and attention to the little details. Send your printing here and we will do it right. Anaheim Daily Herald Phone 540 JOB DEPARTMENT BANK ROLL OF $17 The line between a hobo and a poet is sometimes finely drawn. Constable Jesse Elliott arrested James Henry Patterson on a vagrancy charge recently and Justice J. B. Cox let him go this morning. Patterson declared that he would rather sleep than work and didn't particularly care whether he worked or not. He stated that he had $17 in his pocket. He says that he always sleeps under the trees in the open and would rather wander about the open broke than be a millionaire inside. He was released with the advice to "go back to the green fields and winding brooks." RECKLESS DRIVING CHARGE CONTINUED The trial of Mrs. J. H. Zadeck on a charge of reckless driving was continued till a future date in the justice court yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Zadeck was given the continuance because she said that she had not been notified of the impending trial and had not had a chance to confer with her attorneys. W. G. Righter, complaining witness, and several other witnesses who were subpoenaed in the case, were present and ready to go ahead with the trial. Righter claims that Mrs. Zadeck drove her car on the wrong side of the road when the road was obstructed, and caused considerable damage to the car driven by Righter. The desire to have the best navy in the world doesn't cost as much as the desire to have the best car in the community. EX-CONVICTIVE AFTER LOOK SACRAMENTO, five months' search ex-convict, known Wop," federal agent today, charged draft. Mrs. Mae Fimento was later arraigned conspiracy in the case. Bellini, federal while in Watsonville Figueroa at the point his exemption claim wife. Mrs. Figueroa was intimidated papers. Several years ago from San Quentin after a battle at which he was shot ANAHEIM DAILY HERALD of carnations and silver bush, giving the effect of the class colors of ma-roon and gray. There were about 75 from Anaheim present. EDUCATIONAL FILM AT PLACENTIA FRIDAY An instructive and educational picture will be shown for the school boys and girls and their mothers at the Placentia grammar school Friday afternoon at 2:30. The title of the film, which was produced by the University of California for the benefit of the schools, is "How Life Began." Mrs. Elizabeth McManus of the state board of health will be the speaker of the afternoon. This program is under the auspices of the Placentia Community Council and there will be no charge. LOIS THIMBLE CLUB HAVE QUILTING DAY The Lois Thimble Club of the Rebekah lodge held an all day meeting today for the purpose of sewing quilts for the I. O. O. F. home. A large number of friends and members of the club were present and a great amount of work was accomplished. At noon the members who were not on the quilting work prepared a delicious dinner which was enjoyed by the workers. "DRESS REHEARSAL" FRIDAY NIGHT "The Dress Rehearsal," a most amusing and interesting operetta, will be performed. STARTED FOR HOME LANDED IN CO., JAIL Ladistado Vallabos started to Mexico today but landed in the county jail. With his ticket purchased and money drawn from the bank, he was brought into the justice court in Santa Ana this morning on a complaint brought by his wife charging non-support of his three minor children. Pleading not guilty to the charge, his preliminary examination was set for June 15. Unable to secure the $1000 bail, he is now in the county jail. BURY SOLDIER AT SWEETHEART'S SIDE When Walter G. Dykeman voluntarily enlisted in the Coast Artillery corps March 14, 1918, his sweetheart, Miss Ipsen of Placentia, died. Prior to sailing for service overseas he made a request that if he should die in France his body be buried at Fullerton beside that of Miss Ipsen. Dykeman died at the hospital in the province of Haute-Marne, France, February 8, 1919. His body, one of a consignment of 8000 that reached New York several days ago, will reach Fullerton June 7, according to advices there today. GOLDEN STATE HAS PUBLICITY PROOF ANAHEIM SHOW Through the enterprise of the officials of the Golden State National Bank, residents of Anaheim and vicinity are enabled to see to some extent at least, the great volume of publicity "DRESS REHEARSAL" FRIDAY NIGHT "The Dress Rehearsal," a most amusing and interesting operetta, will be given at the high school Friday night, June 3, by the musical department of the school with assistance from the orchestra and Glee Club. The parts have been carefully directed by Miss Higgins and Miss Owens. It will be one of the best performances of the season. The curtain rises at 8 o'clock. CLASS ELECTIONS OF STUDENT BODY ON IN HIGH SCHOOL The high school student body is all excited today. Primary elections of officers for the ensuing year were held this noon. Final elections will be held the end of this week and at that time certain campaign managers will know whether their man won. The leading office of the organization is president for which two candidates, Bill Cook and Ted Slems, are running. The yell leader, which is a position that all boys dream of, has more competition. Bob Lewis, Al Clayes and Stewart Gates are all in the run for the leader of the "yells" at football games debates and all other activities. COUNTY PRINTERS TO HEAR PRICE LIST EXPERT Ten members of the Orange County Job Printers Association gathered at the Blue Bird last night for a banquet and business meeting. The printers arranged last night to entertain R. T. Porte of Salt City in Santa Ana next Wednesday, when a banquet will be given in his honor at GOLDEN STATE HAS PUBLICITY PROOF ANAHEIM SHOW Through the enterprise of the officials of the Golden State National Bank, residents of Anaheim and vicinity are enabled to see to some extent at least, the great volume of publicity given this city by the Valencia Orange Show. In the display window of the Golden State, which is always graced with some interesting exhibit, there appears yards and yards of newspaper clippings referring in their entirety to the Valencia Orange show that closed here Wednesday of last week. The display is centered with a magnificent panoramic picture of the view of the show tent from the main entrance. The photograph was taken by the Betzold studio and is indeed a beautiful vision of Anaheim's great show. Among newspaper displays of pictures is one in the Los Angeles Express, covering the first page of the Everything Here for Your Vacation Days IN THESE DAYS OF SPORTS and vigorous out-door enjoyment, one's vacation weaks on an importance equal to where one is going or what they will do when they go there. For fashion has made sports wear the dis-tinctive favorite in times of all our ages. HEAR PRICE LIST EXPERT Ten members of the Orange County Job Printers Association gathered at the Blue Bird last night for a banquet and business meeting. The printers arranged last night to entertain R. T. Porte of Salt City in Santa Ana next Wednesday, when a banquet will be given in his honor at the Rossmore hotel in that city. The printers will take their ladies to this banquet, and following, after the printers get down to business, the ladies will be entertained at a theatre party. Mr. Porte is a price list specialist and with the printers of the county, will discuss prices for commercial printing in this territory and compile a list to guide them in giving estimates and charging. EX-CONVICT TAKEN AFTER LONG SEARCH SACRAMENTG, June 2.—After a five months’ search for John Bellini, ex-convict, known as “Jimmy the Wop,” federal agents have him in custody today, charged with evading the draft. Mrs. Mae Figueroa of Sacramento was later arrested charged with conspiracy in the case. Bellini, federal authorities said while in Watsonville, forced Mrs. Figueroa at the point of a gun to sign his exemption claim as his dependent wife. Mrs. Figueroa told officials he was intimidated into signing the papers. Several years ago Bellini escaped from San Quentin and was recaptured after a battle at Stockton during which he was shot in the shoulder. Days IN THESE DAYS OF SPORTS and vigorous out-door enjoyment, one’s vacation wears takes on an importance equal to where one is going or what they will do when they go there. For fashion has made sports wear the distinctive favorite in types of all our-wear this season. And this has given the designers wonderful opportunity to interweave the gayest of colors in the most striking contrasts as well as giving the garments lines and effects in which the figure has great charm in its freedom. And here, with us, we are now showing not only everything you will want to wear, but better still, the opportunities are so generous that even the slenderest purse will find a host of selections. Too, there are many specials in just the things you most want, which, while they are not advertised, are prominently displayed for easy examination. Very fine organdie Dresses in all colors from $7.25 up to $22.50. New Capes, new styles, new colors, with and without angora collars, at very low prices. New pretty millinery just in; real values at $6.95. Vanity Fair Silk Underwear for your vacation trips. The Prince Store 201 West Center Street Phone 83 From $1155 to $845 The new and powerful organization has again reduced prices $150 on all models. Thus, by a total reduction of $310 since last September, it gives to more buyers the benefit of the new goodness of the good Maxwell Turton & Lumsdon [Universal Garage] Sole Maxwell Agents for Northern Orange County Turton & Lumsdon [Universal Garage] Sole Maxwell Agents for Northern Orange County — Phone 32J — 142 S. Los Angeles St. Anaheim The Good MAXWELL Everything or Your ation ays F SPORTS and vigorous at, one's vacation wear e equal to where one is will do when they get de sports wear the dis- days OF SPORTS and vigorous at, one's vacation wear ce equal to where one is will do when they get ade sports wear the dispes of all our-wear this is given the designers a to interweave the gaymost striking contrasts, garments lines and efcure has great charm in we are now showing not will want to wear, but, otunities are so generous st purse will find a host ny specials in just the which, while they are dominently displayed for Dresses in all colors, 50. les, new colors, with and at very low prices. y just in; real values at Underwear for your va- ance Store reet Phone 83