anaheim-daily-herald 1921-06-18

Saturday, June 18, 1921 Mildred Fraser Goodcell TEACHER OF PIANO Roberts' Bldg. Apt. 1 Center & Lemon Phone 536R. Graduate Nurse WANTED by State Graduate Nurse any kind of cases. Phone 1479R. SANTA ANA THREAD-RUBBER Willard INSULATION The Willard Sign The red Willard sign marks the place where you can get authorized Willard Service—and buy the Willard Threaded Town and County Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Brakeman and Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Horsley will leave tomorrow for a trip to Yosemite where they will spend a fortnight taking in the wonderful sights of the valley. They will make the trip by automobile. —Automobiles are easily sold through a Herald Want Ad. The Anaheim Elks baseball team will go to Long Beach tomorrow to play the Long Beach Elks team in the first of the season's series for the pennant of the Southern California Elks Baseball association. —Baldwin Refrigerators at Stroup-Barnes.—Adv. Mr. and Mrs. A. Beveillard and family left today for a three months' vacation at Mt. Rainer and other camps until they near the south again. They expect to make Yoesemite and many other popular resorts. They will return in September. —Baldwin Refrigerators at Stroup-Barnes.—Adv. A girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Rice of Yorba Linda today, at Mrs. Anna McKim Maternity Home on East Center. —Ice cream for all occasions. Fine candies. Fairyland Inn.—Adv. Mrs. Bassett of Long Beach, Mr. and Mrs. Irwin, Mr. and Mrs. Imus and son Earl and Mrs. Hickerson, all of Anaheim, have returned from a trip to San Diego mountains and mining camps. Sign The red Willard sign marks the place where you can get authorized Willard Service—and buy the Willard Threaded Rubber Battery. We're here on the job to see that you get the full satisfaction and service you are entitled to as the user of a Willard Battery. We're authorized Willard Dealers completely equipped for battery recharging, repairing and full Willard Service. Come in and we'll tell you how Threaded Rubber Insulation saves you money and worry. Anaheim Ignition Depot A. BEVILLARD, Prop. 218 South Los Angeles St., Anaheim —Phone 489— "Now in Our Tenth Year of Business in Anaheim." Willard Batteries Now in Our Tenth Year of Business in Anaheim." Willard Batteries IN BED EIGHT MONTHS Cause—Change of Life. How Lydia E.Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Got Me Up Afton, Tenn. — "I want other suffering women to know what Lydia E.Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has done for me. During the Change of Life I was in bed for eight months and had two good doctors treating me but they did me no good. A friend advised me to take Lydia E.Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, which I did, and in a short time I felt better. I had all kinds of bad spells, but they all left me. Now when I feel weak and nervous I take the Vegetable Compound and it always does me good. I wish all women would try it during the Change of Life for I know it will do them good. If you think it will induce some one to try the Vegetable Compound you may publish this letter." — Mrs. A. KELLER, Afton, Tennessee. Women from forty-five to fifty years of age should take warning from such symptoms as heat flashes, palpitation of the heart, smothering or fainting spells, or spots before the eyes, and prepare their system for this perfectly natural change by taking Lydia E.Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. It has helped many, many women through this trying period, just as it did Mrs.Keller. Advertisement. Rest Of Battery Station Perhaps we can repair that old battery will give many more weeks of service. We can repair all makes of battery. We would be glad to test your battery what make it is. Robt. V. Jenss "My Experience at Your Service CARBURETOR AND IGNITION" 242 E. Center St. Phone 168W and County Topics Tom Deans and Mrs. Will Renner will leave tomorrow for Nebraska for a visit. W. J. Lawrie, dentist, has moved to rooms 210-212 Wilson-Beaver Building, 248 E. Center street—Adv. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Dolan and family left today for a vacation at Forrest. J. C. Maxwell of Placentia is a patient at the Anaheim sanitarium. Master Douglas Horine of Phelan is a patient at the Anaheim sanitarium. Mrs. Grace Wilson of San Fernando is a patient at the Anaheim hospital. REMEMBER We wash, polish and glaze your autos, install compressor and spray to clean your motor, dress your top. We call for and return cars. 135 Elm St. Phone 372J. C. E. Ingraham, Prop.—Adv. COAT STOLEN A black fur coat was stolen from a car parked on Fifteenth street last night in Santa Ana. Miss Gertrude Montgomery reported the loss. She thinks that Mexicans took the coat. LICENSED TO WED Carl H. Hartman 26 Madisonville to Vivian Davis 26 St. Joseph; John Lewis Leedorn 37 to Elizabeth Kubel 38 Los Angeles! Franklin Taft 74 Los Angeles to Jennie King 69 Hollywood; Harry Fambro 30 to Elizabeth Elmore 21 Los Angeles; Alex P. Thompson 25 San Pedro to Beatriz Rivera 17 Los Angeles; Harry Ustick 38 Anaheim to Margaret C. Beck, of FIFTY FOUR GIVEN DIPLOMAS FROM JUNIOR HIGH Fifty-four graduates of the Junior high school received diplomas Friday afternoon at the Fremont school, extending their field of higher learning to the Anaheim union high school. The class was presented by Principal W. C. Maxwell. The diplomas were presented to the pupils by County Superintendent of Public Instruction R. P. Mitchell. Those who received diplomas include the following. Carl Albeiter, Frederick Ahlborn, Myrtle Blesner, Lyman Booth, June Borchert, Edna Borchert, Philip Bastlan, Faye Ballou, Pearl Bircher, James Glemmer, Jewell Crowley, Herbert Dumke, Iris Ford, Niles Fiscus, Herbert Frueh, Sarah Fay, Vivian Franz, Magdalena Fischer, Hedwig Gruenemay, Howard Hayes, Bert Heckman, Lawrence Higgins, Esther Hile, Kenneth Howe, Harold Hushman, Marguerite Johnston. John Knutzen, Raymond Knox, May Belle Kitchens, Wilma Luhring, Glen Mathis, Mary Messias, Josephine Minnick, Frances Nelson, Mary Louise Parsons, Thela Patrick, Arline Pleper, Frank Sackett, Donald Sandilands, Thela Schlotter, Elizabeth Sweinfest, Kenneth Sloop, William Seltz, David Sears, Laoma Stites, Lester Schmelzer, Ida Solomon, Donald Skinner, Edwin Troutman, Carl Wollaman, Doris Wilson, Marie Warner, Barbara Hunt, Lois Rees. SCHOOL TEACHERS PLAN Mr. Goodrum of the Anaheim company, Buick distributors, has advised that within 30 to 60 days Buick Motor company will announce a four cylinder model. This is official as yet, as the factory has completed their experiments within a short time it will be announced. Mr. Goodrum also states that enjoying a greater business than before. The daily sales for first ten days in June averaged cars a day, twenty one cars sold in that period. Further so many orders came in for models that the supply on hand was exhausted and orders are being taken for deliveries in root. This is gratifying news to the oral public, business men and chants, for the reason that it there is an optimistic feeling in air. The tremendous demand is real. All of the dealers throughout Pacific coast territory state this 1922 Buick at the present price looked upon as the best auto value offered today, and they are busy taking orders. FIRESTONE TIRES LOWEST IN HISTORY Commenting on Secretary of mercer Hoover's recent speech about (to the retailers of the co) that they reduce their prices by cord with recessions made by manufacturer, G. B. Daniels agent for the Firestone Tire & ber company, pointed out the stone tire prices were now a lowest point in tire history. "Back in 1913," Mr. Daniels LICENSED TO WED Carl H. Hartman 26 Madisonville to Vivian Davis 26 St. Joseph; John Lewis Leedorn 37 to Elizabeth Kubel 38 Los Angeles! Franklin Taft 74 Los Angeles to Jennie King 69 Hollywood; Harry Fambro 30 to Elizabeth Elmore 21 Los Angeles; Alex P. Thompson 25 San Pedro to Beatriz Rivera 17 Los Angeles; Harry Ustick 38 Anaheim to Margaret C. Beck, of Fullerton. BEANS NEARLY GONE Just one carload of association beans remains in the Smeltzer warehouse at Fullerton and but few belonging to independent growers. It is expected to clear the house of associated beans before the new crop comes on, it is said, but this depends somewhat on the amount of seed beans that are turned back by the ranchers following the close of the planting season. SANTA ANA POLICE HATE TO BE KIDDED The Santa Ana police department is of the opinion that the San Diego guardians of the law change their mind too often. A wire requesting the arrest of Alfonse Ardourel and Anna Silver, was received in Santa Ana and the pair were arrested by Officers Boynton, Ryan and Jaynes at 3 o'clock Friday morning when they were seen driving through the city in a Ford car. Four trunks and two suit cases were found in the far bearing the initials A. P. A. The pair were lodged in the county jail until this morning, when a second message from San Diego asked their release. Sam Jernigan, city marshal, would like to know what motive, if any, the San Diego police had in asking for the arrest. GOLD COIN THEFT CASE IS UP AGAIN Uri Sanders, accused of stealing a gold watch and 5 twenty dollar Parigin gold pieces from G. W. Bellaries, will be brought into the Santa Sandilands, Thelma Schlotter, Elizabeth Sweinfest, Kenneth Sloop, William Seltz, David Sears, Laoma Stites, Lester Schmelzer, Ida Solomon, Donald Skinner, Edwin Troutman, Carl Wollaman, Doris Wilson, Marie Warner, Barbara Hunt, Lois Rees. SCHOOL TEACHERS PLAN VACATIONS FOR SUMMER With the closing of Anaheim grammar schools, the teachers are planning their summer vacations, some at home and some will take trips to various points of interest: Miss Renshaw, home economics teacher left last night for Oregon where she will attend the state agricultural college summer school. Misses Palm, House, Coons and Doyle and Mr. Maxwell will take the summer school course at the southern branch of the state university at Los Angeles. Miss Patterson and Mrs. Clark will be busy conducting a summer school in Anaheim for the next six weeks and after that they hope to arrange for a vacation. Miss Redpath plans a trip through the northern Rockles. Miss Blanchard plans a visit to eastern friends. Miss Robertson had planned a similar trip but on account of her mothers' health the trip may be abandoned. Mrs. Collins is starting her vacation by moving to a ranch where Mr. Collins and the boys will have room according to their strength. Miss West will leave in the not far distant future for Bakersfield where she will teach next year. Miss Keill will return to her home in Indiana. Mrs. Burgess will be away for a short vacation after which she will be at home in Anaheim. Mrs. Crawford, Miss Williams and Mrs. Garrison, have gone to their homes in Los Angeles. Miss Munger plans a short vacation at Balboa but does not give any very definite plans beyond that. Commenting on Secretary ofmerce Hoover's recent speech about (to the retailers of the co) that they reduce their prices by cord with recessions made by manufacturer, G. B. Daniels, agent for the Firestone Tire & ber company, pointed out the stone tire prices were now at lowest point in tire history. "Back in 1913," Mr. Daniels tinued, "car owners figured we were doing pretty well to obtain miles or even 3000 from their Now with manufacturing proctat such a high degree of perf as prevailing in the Firestone p 10,000 miles, or more, is nothing of the ordinary." Referring again to Mr. Ho speech, Mr. Daniels pointed out he, and he felt sure all Fire dealers, had reduced their price once. As a matter of fact he now selling a 30x3½ Firestone skid for the sensational low price $13.95. According to Mr. Daniels the good grounds for the claim Firestone tires are lower than other necessities, and that prices have been lowered faster a comparison of 50 other even needs show that in the major cases the percent of price reco is very considerably in favor of WOODROW WILSON ADMITTED TO WASHINGTON, June 18—row Wilson will be admitted practice of law in the District lumbia without formal applicant taking of an examination unnew rule adopted by the ushthe District Supreme court yes.The rule applies to all Presidents and Vice-Presidents United States who are lawyer would admit William Howard and former Vice-President MaThe formal motion for the signs of former President probably will be made next wJohn Paul Earnest, chairman examining committee. DANCE.BARBECUE L. A. Lewis, chairman of the attainment committee of the A lodge B. P. O. Elks has issued to members calling attention barbecue and dance at Orange park on June 29th. GOLD COIN THEFT CASE IS UP AGAIN Uri Sanders, accused of stealing a gold watch and 5 twenty dollar Parigon gold pieces from G. W. Bellaries, will be brought into the Santa Ana justice court yesterday afternoon for another preliminary examination. An examination held recently, was continued to allow the prosecution to procure additional evidence. Bellaries is an oil worker near Brea, and claims that Sanders took the money from his clothes while Bellaries was on duty. STATE MORTALITY SHOWS A DECREASE SACRAMENTO, June 18.—Figures announced by L. E. Ross, director of the bureau of vital statistics of the state board of health, indicate the possibility of a new low mortality rate being established in California in 1921. For the first four months of the present year deaths numbered 16,064, approximately 2000 less than reported for the same period last year, when the mortality rate was the lowest since 1910. Birth registrations for the first four months of 1921 totaled 23,138 as compared with 22,078 for the first four months of 1920. For the 1921 period covered there had been a daily average of 189 births as against a daily average of 137 deaths. 3 wells being Drilled 90% goes to unite Malis Syr NOT A STOCK COMPANY Insurance & Trust per cent of our profits trolled by Board of Directors your share each month for $300.00 without notice. ONLY 1000-bbls. Nets Unit Holding 2000-bbls. Nets Unit Holding 3000-bbls. Nets Unit Holding 400-bbls. Pays 5% a month. C. W. See our representative, M. FALCONER & DAY Huntington Beach Phone 154 Dr.A.Zimmerman, special WILL PUT ON YOUR CYLINDER CAR QUITE PROBABLE Goodrum of the Anaheim Auto Bulk distributors, has been that within 30 to 60 days the motor company will announce cylinder model. This is not yet, as the factory has not and their experiments, but short time it will be duly used. Goodrum also states that he is a greater business than ever. The daily sales for the days in June averaged two day, twenty one cars being that period. Furthermore, orders came in for closed that the supply on hand soon was unused and orders are now taken for deliveries in rotation. Gratifying news to the general, business men and merchant the reason that it shows an optimistic feeling in the tremendous demand is not looming of the dealers throughout the coast territory state that the price is upon as the best automobile offered today, and they are kept taking orders. STONE TIRES GROWEST IN HISTORY Senting on Secretary of Com-Moover's recent speech appeal the retailers of the country may reduce their prices in accordance recessions made by the manufacturer, G. B. Daniels, local or the Firestone Tire & Rubber Company, pointed out the Firestone prices were now at the point in tire history. In 1913," Mr. Daniels con- SANDERS CASE IS AGAIN CONTINUED Once more the preliminary examination of Uri Sanders, accused of stealing a gold wrench and five Parigon gold pieces, has been continued. Scheduled to be held yesterday it was postponed because three star witnesses for the prosecution failed to put in an appearance. The witnesses are all from the northern part of the state. Sanders, who is working in Bakerafield, was not notified of the examination date, according to his attorney, A. E. Koepsel, and did not "show up." And so Russia is making dyes? Well, let's hope she manages to turn out a washable Red. THIS IS BEST OF PRESENT SEASO DILLINGS, Mont., June 13.—Suffering from what is believed to be fractured skull as a result of hit on the head by a hailstone, Jo Parkington, a local florist, was taken to a hospital late yesterday. After the storm he was found at the ridge of his greenhouse unconscious, evidently had been exposed to terrific onslaught of the storm its fifteen minutes' duration. Body was badly bruised by the stones, some of which were almost as large as hen eggs. Property damage in the city, mostly in windows and street light globes, total several hundred dollars. Exide BATTERIES You Will Appreciate It Because the qualities of an Exide Batter are never exaggerated, its users are often agreeably surprised at its performance. The Exide is not sold on the basis of an individual feature—one part is as good as another. Behind the Exide is experience gained from 33 years of building storage batteries for every purpose. Its dependability is refreshing. Its lasting power is gratifying; and its long life On Secretary of ComHoover's recent speech appeal, the retailers of the country reduce their prices in active recessions made by the retailer, G. B. Daniels, local for the Firestone Tire & Rubcompany, pointed out the Firestone prices were now at the point in tire history. In 1913," Mr. Daniels connued "car owners figured they being pretty well to obtain 4000 or even 3000 from their tires, with manufacturing processes a high degree of perfection, mailing in the Firestone plants, miles, or more, is nothing out ordinary." Ring again to Mr. Hoover's Mr. Daniels pointed out that he felt sure all Firestone had reduced their prices at As a matter of fact he was selling a 30x3½ Firestone nonthe sensational low price of To Mr. Daniels there are grounds for the claim that the tires are lower than many necessities, and that their have been lowered faster, for parison of 50 other everyday show that in the majority of the percent of price recessions considerably in favor of tires. DROW WILSON ADMITTED TO BAR HINGTON, June 18.—Wooddelson will be admitted to the law in the District of Cowithout formal application or of an examination under a lead adopted by the ustices of District Supreme court yesterday. Rule applies to all former ents and Vice-Presidents of the States who are lawyers and admit William Howard Taft former Vice-President Marshall. Formal motion for the admisof former President Wilson will be made next week by Paul Earnest, chairman of the ing committee. DANCE-BARBECUE Lewis, chairman of the entertant committee of the Anaheim P. P. O. Elks has issued cards makers calling attention to the date and dance at Orange county in June 29th. Exide Service Station S. R. WALTERS, Prop. 156 S. Los Angeles St. Phone 259 What About Your Future? BENEDICT ORDAINED GRADUATE MEDIUM, CLAIRVOYANT AND PSYCHIATRY PERSONAL FACTS — 75 per cent of the people are in the wrong occupation—misfits. One cent of men and women fall in business from lack of adaptation or b wrongly suited in partnership. 50 per cent or more are mismated in riage—results, divorce. How about you, reader? Ask yourself if you think you should consult Benedict, the man who knows his business knows you. $1.00 READINGS $1.00 —Oldest in experience; richest in knowledge and skill. Crowned w years' of unparalleled success as a clairvoyant. His advice has savmade thousands happy. 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Malis Syndicate Units Now $200.00 NOT A STOCK COMPANY—but a participating plan with your interests safeguarded by the Titl Insurance & Trust Company of Los Angeles, acting as your Trustee, and paying as dividends 9 per cent of our production every 30 days, less a small Trustee charge. Dividends are not conrolled by Board of Directors or any group of men—but based on the production ONLY. After the first bell is in dividends begin at once and continue as long as oil is produced and you get your check foour share each month from the Title Insurance & Trust Co. of Los Angeles. Price may advance t $300.00 without notice. ONLY 1000 UNITS—FIGURE YOUR INCOME FROM 3 WELLS 1000-bbls. Nets Unit Holder about.....$27.40 a month 1000-bbls. Nets Unit Holder about.....$54.00 a month 1000-bbls. Nets Unit Holder about.....$81.00 a month 1000-bbls. Pays 5% a month on investment. COME TO THE FIELD OR LEFT US TAKE YOU. See us in actudrilling. 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