anaheim-gazette 1928-06-21

LOCAL BREVITIES O. E. Steward, his brother, L. R. Stewart, of Fullerton, and his son, Wendel, left last week for Eusanada, Mexico, on a fishing trip. They will return next week. Sanley Falkenstein came down from Fullerton last week for a short visit in Anaheim. He returned North on Sunday accompanied by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Falkenstein, and his sister, Mrs. Edith Falkenstein, who will spend the summer in Berkeley and other points of interest in the North. B. Wayne Goodale, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Goodale, who is a member of the class of 29 of Oregon State college, is spending a part of his vacation with his parents here. He leaves shortly to attend the national convention of his fraternity, Kappa Delta Pho., at Philadelphia, the latter part of this month. Glenn Jenson, 25, alias Floyd Johnson, arrested at Atwood Tuesday morning on a charge of burglarizing the Republic Supply company there for some $200 worth of tools, which were found later, was arraigned in Justice Kenneth Morrison's court Wednesday morning. Eail was fixed at $1000 and his preliminary examination set for June 26. Jenson was caught by an employee of the store who made an investigation when he saw a number of oil well tools deposited in front of the store, according to police. Cards have been received from Mrs. Nellie E. Terry from Mexico city, where she went with a party of club women after adjournment of the bi-ennial convention at San Antonio, Texas. Mrs. Terry will visit Houston, Texas, before returning to Anaheim about the first of next month. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Amack and little daughter, Emily Wayne, of Long Beach, were the guests of Mrs. Amack's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Quarton, To Open Meetings at Greek Theatre Churches Jointly Hold Services During Summer Protestant churches of Anaheim will again join in a series of open air services to be held in the theatre at the city park, according to an announcement by the Rev. Thomas H. Walker pastor of the Presbyterian church, who is arranging the tentative program for the Anaheim Ministerial union. It is planned now, according to the Rev. Mr. Walker, to hold a series of 10 joint services, beginning Sunday, July 1, and ending September 2, with pastors of most of the Anaheim churches as well as a number of prominent outside speakers delivering the sermons. Representatives of the young people's groups of the various Anaheim churches, at a recent meeting, decided to assist in the Sunday night programs by presenting a young people's program preceding the sermons. They arranged the following tentative program of participation by the churches: July 1, Evangelical; July 8, Presbyterian; July 15, German Methodist; July 22, Presbyterian intermediate group; August 5, Methodist White Temple. W.C.T.U.Denounces Fullerton Police Bootleggers Given Too Much Latitude, They Claim Hurling charges against the Fullerton police and other officials for their inefficiency and disregard for the enforcement of the eighteenth amendment, a delegation of W. C. T. U. women of Fullerton, headed by Mrs. Carrie Ford and Mrs. L. A. Parker, demanded Cards have been received from Mrs. Nelle E. Terry from Mexico city, where she went with a party of club women after adjournment of the bi-ennial convention at San Antonio, Texas. Mrs. Terry will visit Houston, Texas, before returning to Anaheim about the first of next month. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Amack and little daughter, Emily Wayne, of Long Beach, were the guests of Mrs. Amack's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Quarton, during the past week. Postmaster Harry Whitaker and Mrs. Whitaker are entertaining their son, Loring Whitaker, and his son, Jimmie, of Visalia, for a few days. Fred Schneider and his wife are spending a short vacation at Yosemite. Miss Zolla Smythe entertained the Ladies' Euchre club at her home, 904 W. Broadway, on Thursday afternoon. Mrs. George Hamler and Mrs. F. C. Benjamin received the first and second prizes respectively. After the game delightful refreshments were served. This was the last meeting before the summer vacation. Mrs. Jerry Cole will entertain the club the second Thursday in September. Coleman and Amos Travis were visiting friends in town from Esperanza rancho yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rimpau of Los Angeles, Miss Sophie Rimpau and F. C. Rimpau of this city spent several days at Elsinore Hot springs the past week. Harold Mann has returned from Stanford to spend his vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Mann. Arthur Mann will remain in San Francisco during the summer. Theodore Arrowsmith of Enid, Oklahoma, came in some days ago on a visit to his sister, Mrs. A. A. Perdomo. He will probably remain here three or four months. Mr. Arrowsmith has traveled over a large portion of the United States, but says there are two states he has not yet visited—Washington and Florida. He has been here on two or three previous visits, and would probably remain here if he could uproot himself from the old soil. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Ward of Fontana were visitors in town on Tuesday. They have lately returned from a trip to Arizona, where they visited in Phoenix and Prescott. Summer Concerts To Begin Tonight The American Legion band will begin its series of summer concerts at the Greek theatre tonight. Director Ecklund announces the following program for the opening concert: Fullerton Police Bootleggers Given Too Much Latitude, They Claim Hurling charges against the Fullerton police and other officials for their inefficiency and disregard for the enforcement of the eighteenth amendment. a delegation of W. C. T. U., women of Fullerton, headed by Mrs. Carrie Ford and Mrs. L. A. Parker, demanded that some means of enforcement be encaged at once in an appeal before the city council at its regular meeting Tuesday night. "Enforcement of the 'liquor' law is a farce in Fullerton, the speaker declared." The police know who have liquor, but they will not raid the many headquarters located in Fullerton. When a person can go down the street and smell liquor on different person's breath, it is time for the police to do something, "for or the council to dismiss the officers and appoint others who will enforce the law." When councilmen suggested that the women give the council or the police "tips" for finding the many law violators, the women declared that they would not give any information and that it was the duty of the police to find the bootleggers or those who buy from the bootleggers. The city council turned the entire affair over to the police committee, consisting of Councilmen W. L. Hale, chairman, and J. S. Elder, who will confer with the chief of police and make plans for some steps to combat the violators. It was suggested that detectives be employed to round up the law breakers. Blood Trail Leads To Suspect's Arrest Caught "red handed" in a literal as well as a figurative sense, Glen Jensen, 25, oil worker residing at 730 California avenue, Venice, is in the county jail at Santa Ana charged with burglary. With blood on his hands and some of the alleged loot stolen from an oil well supply house at Atwood, Jensen was apprehended by Deputy Sheriff A. L. Steward Monday night when making his way from the scene of the alleged burglary. The officer's attention was attracted by Jensen's asserted unsteady operation of his automobile, due to an alleged state of intoxication. This condition, according to Steward, had led Jensen carelessly to leave a flashlight in the wgarehouse, with blood on the flashlight, on the floor and the window pane that Jensen is alleged to have smashed out, in leaving the building. Pipes, valves and other supplies estimated to be worth $250 on the retail market were found in Jensen's possession, Steward said. Bloody fingerprints clinched the proof of Jensen's connection with the alleged burglary, Steward claimed. Summer Concerts To Begin Tonight The American Legion band will begin its series of summer concerts at the Greek theatre tonight. Director Ecklund announces the following program for the opening concert: March—Royal Trumpeter (Seltzer). Overture—Lutspiel (Kiler Bela). Fox Trot—Blue Skies (Bertin). Intermezzo—Anora (Grey). Cornet solo—Smithsonian (Smith) M. Brownell, soloist. Overture—Raymond (Thomas). Waltz—Ramona (Gilbert). March—Sky Pilot (Laurens). Fox Trot—Sunshine (Bertin). Suite in four parts—Don Quixote (Sopranek-Holmes). Texarakana. Glidin' Home. March—Guardes du Corps (Stall). Star Spangled Banner. Interesting Session Of A. C. C. Expected Every part of Orange county will hear about every other part at the meeting of the Associated Chambers of Commerce June 28 at McFarland's cafe, Fullerton, starting with a dinner at 6:30 p.m., according to notices sent out today by G. C. Macleod, Newport Beach, secretary. Each organization represented is asked to have a speaker tell in three minutes or less what outstanding objects have been achieved in his community, what is being done at present and planned for the near future. As each speaker will be limited to three minutes, a great deal of up-to-date data is scheduled to be made public in a short time. A speaker will also tell in about 20 minutes, according to the notice, the important aspects of the state park program and the bond issue to be on the November ballot. As one of the proposed state park sites is in Orange county, in the Laguna district, there is considerable interest in this project. ST. MICHAEL'S CHURCH Rev. Charles E. Malmann, rector of St. Michael's Episcopal church, East Adele and Emily streets, announces the following program for Sunday, the third Sunday after Trinity: Holy Communion, 8 a.m. Church School, 9:45 a.m. Morning Prayer and Sermon, 11 a.m. CHURCH NOTICE First Church of Christ, Scientist—a branch of The Mother Church. The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Mass.—Philadelphia street at Chartres. Sunday service at 11 a.m. Subject: "Christian Science." The Sunday school will be held at 9:30 a.m. Testimonial meeting every Wednesday at 8 p.m. The free reading room, 304 Bank of Italy building, is open daily, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., except Sunday and legal holidays. BEETLES MULTIPLY The ladybird beetle is increasing rapidly with the recent favorable weather conditions, according to D. W. Tubbs, superintendent of the Orange county insectary here. This ladybird, which feeds almost solely on the injurious mealybug, can be found in considerable numbers on infested trees. IF YOU WANT TO SELL OR EXCHANGE your orange grove for Long Beach income property, let me know. LEO BREITENBACH, 149 Howard St., Los Alamitos, Calif. WANTED—Hear from owner ranch for sale. State cash price, particulars. D. F. Bush, Minneapolis, Minn. ONLY A FEW DAYS Remarkable Value! Beautiful Diamond set in lovely pierced White Gold mounting. An exceptional value. Regular $30 value— Anniversary Sale $2150 A New Solid PLATINUM mount-ing in an open engraved design containing a VERY FINE DIAMOND Perfect in all respects. Regular $200 value. Anniversary Sale— $14250 A Gem of Exceptional Brilliance Weighing three-quarters of a carat in one of our newest settings. A regular $400 value— Anniversary Sale $300 A Blue White Diamond Weighing almost half a carat set in one of our newest PLATINUM mountings with four ORIENTAL SAPPHIRES. Regular $250 value— Anniversary Sale $175 DIAMONDS WITHOUT A DOUBT — THE MOST EXTRACTIONARY DIAMOND VALUES IN THE HISTORY OF CAREER! When you see our beautiful line of Gem-Set Dinner and Engagement Rings, exquisite Bar Pins, Flexible Bracelets, Gem - Set Wrist Watches, Brooches and Scarf Pins, desire will become active and you'll want Creations! Some of the new designs are gems of the master crafts! There is no purchase you can make that will give such lasting satis Anniversary Sale $300 A Blue White Diamond Weighing almost half a carat set in one of our newest PLATINUM mountings with four ORIENTAL SAPPHIRES. Regular $250 value— Anniversary Sale $175 Platinum and Diamond Bar Pin Seven very FINE DIAMONDS surrounded by 12 smaller stones of equal beauty and quality. Regular $350 value— Anniversary Sale $262.50 Ladies' Gem Set Rings A BLUE JAEGER weighing one carat set in a very heavy hand-made PLATINUM mounting containing 22 smaller diamonds weighing half a carat. Truly a masterpiece of the jeweler's art. Regular price $925.00 Anniversary Sale $785.00 A MAGNIFICENT EMERald CUT DIAMOND weighing five carats, exquisitely mounted in a field of BLUE WHITE GEMS. A gorgeous creation from the Jewel Shops of the renowned JACQUES MANTIEL. A remarkable value at $6500. Especially priced for our— Anniversary Sale $4900 A MARVELOUS BLUE WHITE JAEGER DIAMOND weighing slightly under one carat. The platinum mounting is paved with Diamonds with a beautiful Bow Knot effect on the sides. A $775.00 value— Anniversary Sale $650.00 A BLUE WHITE PERFECT DIAMOND—Perfect in cut, perfect in color and free from all carbon flaws. Iridium Platinum Mounting set with two SAPPHIRES and twenty-four PERFECT BLUE WHITE DIAMONDS of the very finest quality. A marvelous ring. Regular price $1350— Anniversary Sale $1050 WESSELTON BLUE WHITE PERFECT DIAMOND—Finest American cutting, wonderful brilliance. A rare gem, set in ALL PLATINUM MOUNTING with FOURTEEN DIAMONDS and SIX ORIENTAL SAPPHIRES. Regular price $1500— Anniversary Sale $1125 Men’s Diamond Rings SENSATIONAL VALUES! ½-Carat Perfect Blue White Diamond Very fine color. The stone is set in a handsome handmade mounting with PLATINUM top and is enameled in a very new and striking design. Regular $250 value. Anniversary Sale $187.50 A Very Brilliant Diamond Weighing 68-100 Set in one of the famous Jones & Woodland mountings. Stone and mounting are of the very highest grade. Formerly $375. Anniversary Sale $275 A Carat and a Quarter Diamond Here is a real buy. A perfect gem mounted in a handsom Green Gold Platinum Top mounting. Regular $750 value. Anniversary Sale $562.50 Another Man’s Ring A very fine DIAMOND weighing One Carat and Sixty-four One-Hundredths. Perfect in cut and color Mounting in a handsome PLATINUM top Green-Gold mounting. Formerly $1050. Anniversary Sale $787.50 A Very Beautiful, Perfect Blue Jaeger Weighing 1½ kt. Mounted in a very fine PLATINUM top宝石切割。世界最著名的钻石之一。来自瑞士的钻石。来自瑞士的钻石之一。来自瑞士的钻石之一。来自瑞士的钻石之一。来自瑞士的钻石之一。来自瑞士的钻石之一。来自瑞士的钻石之一。来自瑞士的钻石之一。来自瑞士的钻石之一。来自瑞士的钻石之一。来自瑞士的钻石之一。来自瑞士的钻石之一。来自瑞士的钻石之一。来自瑞士的钻石之一。来自瑞士的钻石之一。来自瑞士的钻石之一。 Anniversary Sale Iridium Platinum Mounting set with two SAPPHIRES and twenty-four PERFECT BLUE WHITE DIAMONDS of the very finest quality. A marvelous ring. Regular price $1350—Anniversary Sale $1050 WESSELTON BLUE WHITE PERFECT DIAMOND—Finest American cutting, wonderful brilliancy. A rare gem, set in ALL PLATINUM MOUNTING with FOURTEEN DIAMONDS and SIX ORIENTAL SAPHIRES. Regular price $1500—Anniversary Sale $1125 HERE IS A RING OF DAINTY VIOLET BLUE COLOR—Absolutely perfect in every way, originally designed by us. This gem weighing a carat and a quarter, set in an ALL PLATINUM MOUNTING and surrounded by 20 BLUE WHITE DIAMONDS weighing half a carat. Regular price $1050.00—Anniversary Sale $885.00 Solid Platinum Diamond Wedding Rings Diamond wedding rings! Endless circles of happiness. Wedding rings such as every bride desires and every woman admires— Regular $65.00 value set with FIVE DIAMONDS—Anniversary Sale $45.00 Regular $90.00 value set with TEN DIAMONDS—Anniversary Sale $62.50 Regular $150 value set with EIGHTEEN DIAMONDS—Anniversary Sale $110.00 Regular $200.00 value set with TWENTY-FOUR DIAMONDS—Anniversary Sale $150.00 Another Man's Ring A very fine DIAMOND weighing One Carat and Sixty-four One-Hundredths. Perfect in cut and color. Mounting in a handsome PLATINUM top Green-Gold mounting. Formerly $1050. Anniversary Sale $787.50 A Very Beautiful, Perfect Blue Jaeger Weighing 1½ kt. Mounted in a very fine PLATINUM top Belais White Gold Mounting with enamelled shank. This is indeed a gem. Formerly $1100 Anniversary Sale $825 Diamond Flexible Bracelets A DIAMOND AND PLATINUM FLEXIBLE BRACELET set with 66 Emerald Cut Diamonds and 132 Blue White Round Diamonds. The total weight of the diamonds weighing fifteen carats. A masterpiece. Regular $5750—Anniversary Sale $4250 A PLATINUM FLEXIBLE BRACELET SET WITH DIAMONDS AND EMERALDS—63 Blue White Diamonds and 20 genuine Emeralds serve to make this bracelet a piece of distinctive individuality. Formerly $1375—Anniversary Sale $1000 AN EXCEPTIONALLY FINE BRACELET—at a moderate price. The Brilliant Blue White Diamonds are set in Platinum. Formerly $225—Anniversary Sale $165 THE DIAMONDS AND SAPPHIRES IN THIS BRACELET ARE SET IN PLATINUM—Formerly $85.00—An Astonishing Value $57.50 Jewelers Since 1905 B. HARTFIELD 108 West Center Street, Anaheim DAYS LEFT! Anniversary Sale A Beautiful Blue White Diamond Set in a very lovely White Gold or Platinum and Gold hand engraved mounting. Some dainty pierced—some set with Sapphires. Suitable for engagements or graduation gifts. Reg. $125 value — while they last— $6750 NDS MOST EXTRAORDINATE HISTORY OF OUR one. The values are really unusual. —This Anniversary Sale brings the Diamond Market of the world to you—it allows you to select a Diamond Ring or Gem-Set jewelry at a price that is absolutely the lowest possible. Wonderful of the master craftsmen's art. It gives such lasting satisfaction as One of Our Newest Rings A Blue White Diamond in a beautiful White Gold Hand Chased mounting with a smaller diamond on either side in platinum setting. Regular $150 value. Anniversary Sale $105.50 A Very Elaborate DINNER RING Three large diamonds and four calibre cut sapphires with fifteen smaller stones in a dome-shape mounting of surpassing elegance. Regular $300 value— Anniversary Sale $200 All Platinum Diamond DINNER RING Marquis shape with two beautiful center DIAMONDS and three dainty SAPPHIRES, paved with four smaller DIAMONDS. Hand carved pierced mounting. Former price $250— Anniversary Sale Gem Set Wrist Watches Astonishingly Low Prices! A DIAMOND WRIST WATCH WITH FOUR BLUE WHITE DIAMONDS—In PLATINUM settings Guaranteed 17-jewel movement. An exquisite timepiece Regular $75.00 value—Anniversary Sale... $47.50 FIT FOR A QUEEN! A very artistic Wrist Watch set with Blue White Diamonds in Platinum settings Sapphire crown, fancy dial. Exceptionally charming Guaranteed 17-jewel movement. Extraordinarily low priced. Formerly $125.00—Anniversary Sale... $85.00 A LOVELY TIMEPIECE set with DIAMONDS and Sapphires all the way around in a heavy hand-engraved PLATINUM case with a very high-grade jeweled movement. Regular $275 value—Anniversary Sale... $195.00 A LOVELY WRIST WATCH containing a very high grade movement in an ALL PLATINUM case. Set with 40 beautiful matched DIAMONDS and six SAPPHIRES. A watch to be treasured. Formerly $337.50 value—Anniversary Sale... $237.50 A BEAUTIFUL GEM-SET WRIST WATCH—in a case of SOLID PLATINUM. The case is paved with 64 Blue White Diamonds and 6 Genuine Oriental stones in a dome-shape mounting of surpassing elegance. Regular $300 value—Anniversary Sale $200 All Platinum Diamond DINNER RING Marquis shape with two beautiful center DIAMONDS and three dainty SAPPHIRES, paved with four smaller DIAMONDS. Hand-carved pierced mounting. For mer price $250—Anniversary Sale $175 Beautiful Diamond Ring With Balais 18-kt. mounting, set with four square cut EMERALDS. Mounting is very dainti- pliered. Regular $150 value—Anniversary Sale $100 Ring One Carat and cut and color top Green-Gold $787.50 Perfect fine PLATINUM with enameled shank $825 Flexible sets LEXIBLE BRACEmonds and 132 Blue total weight of the A masterpiece $4250 CELET SET WITH 63 Blue White serve to make this individuality. Formerly $1000 CELET—at a modWhite Diamonds are $165 HIRES IN THIS PLATINUM—Formerly $57.50 Sapphires all the way around in a heavy handengraved PLATINUM case with a very high-grade jewelled movement. Regular $275 value—Anniversary Sale $195.00 A LOVELY WRIST WATCH containing a very highgrade movement in an ALL PLATINUM case. Set with 40 beautiful matched DIAMONDS and six SAPPHIRES. A watch to be treasured. Formerly $337.50 value—Anniversary Sale $237.50 A BEAUTIFUL GEM-SET WRIST WATCH—in a case of SOLID PLATINUM. The case is paved with 64 Blue White Diamonds and 6 Genuine Oriental Sapphires. A timepiece of merit. Regular $650.00 value—Anniversary Sale $412.50 Platinum Front Diamond Bar Pin SET WITH FIVE DIAMONDS Charming design. Delicately hand pierced handchased border. Formerly $135—Anniversary Sale $95.00 Exquisite Platinum Diamond Bar Pin Containing one perfectly cut center diamond. Splendid design—Anniversary Sale $32.50 EXTRA SPECIAL! 18-K. Belais White Gold Wedding Rings Delicately carved in a charming beveled design set with FIVE DIAMONDS. A splendid example of modern wedding ring creations—Anniversary Special $22.50