oc-plain-dealer 1919-02-26

Social and Personal Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Peeler of Ft. Dodge, Ia., were guests at the G. M. Simpson home Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. R. Hannon of Los Angeles were guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Randall Tuesday. Mrs. J. W. Howard of West Broadway is in Los Angeles at the bedside of her sister, Mrs. Wellington Jennings, who is quite ill. Mrs. F. B. Kern was a visitor in Los Angeles yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Schmidt of the Schmidt Music Co. are rejoicing over the arrival of a daughter at their home yesterday. Mrs. J. P. Probst has returned from Hemet, where she went on account of the illness of her father. Kurt Epstein was a business visitor in Los Angeles yesterday. Mrs. J. L. Kenny went to Pasadena the first of the week to visit for a couple of weeks with her sister, Mrs. J. B. Mundy, who recently came out from Lake Leland, Mich. Mrs. Mundy's daughter, Mrs. Blackwood and two small children also came to spend the winter. Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Carlson arrived recently from Salt Lake City to Orange County Business College Santa Ana, Calif. Courses in Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Stenotypy, Civil Service, Day school, night school; no vacations; enter any time. Enrollments now active. Call or write: J. W. McCORMAC, Principal. When Tired of excuses call THE Puritan make their home in Los Angeles, Mr. Carlson has accepted a position with the Salt Lake railroad in Los Angeles, beginning his duties this morning. J. J. Kenney veteran oildriller, left today over the S.P. for Ranger, Tex., where there is a big oil boom. Mrs. C. A. Reeks and Miss Gladys Reeks were visitors in Los Angeles today, combining business and pleasure. F. N. Gibbs was a business visitor in Los Angeles Monday. A. Kneip of St. Louis, Mo., arrived Saturday to make his home here. He is a brother of Kneip, the grocer. Mrs. L. B. Spencer of Long Beach returned home yesterday after spending a couple of days looking after her property east of town and visiting her son, F. A. Alexander, and wife. Frank Champlin was a visitor in Los Angeles yesterday transacting business. C. E. Pacetty of No. Los Angeles est has returned from a five weeks' visit in San Diego and other cities in that vicinity. H. A. Hawley spent today in Los Angeles and vicinity on a business trip. O. A. Mullinix and Frank Johnson left yesterday for a several days' hunting trip in the mountains. Mrs. J. B. Coykendall returned home yesterday after being at the Sanitarium for a minor operation. Miss Mabel Head of Garden Grove was operated on yesterday at the Sanitarium. Glenn Raikes, bookkeeper for the Union Oil Co., is ill and confined to his home. Mr. and Mrs. Hillson, accompanied by Mrs. L. Handleman and her guest, Mrs. Parker of Hollywood, and Milfred Lealie motored to Long Beach yesterday for the day. Miss Daisy Gibson, of Globe, Ariz., who is attending college in Los Angeles, was a week-end guest at the D.J.Donnelley home. Mr. and Mrs. B.A.Meinecke had as their dinner guests on Sunday, Mr.. When Tired of excuses call THE Puritan Dry Cleaners Phone 547 - 212 E. Center Next to old City Hall FOR THE PLUMBING IN THAT NEW HOUSE FOR THAT REMODELING JOB FOR ALL KINDS OF REPAIR WORK GET MY FIGURES H. H. ARMBRUST Successor to Armbrust & Goodrich 127 No. Los Angeles St. RADIATOR TROUBLE? RUTLEDGE REPAIRS RADIATORS Satisfaction Guaranteed Santa Ana, Cal. Master Carburetors and First-Class Repair Work will make your car run better—you can get either at IRVIN'S GARAGE 209 N. Los Angeles-st Phone 170J Remember: We guarantee All Work. MADAM MAXWELL CLAIRVOYANT AND PALMIST Free Consultation READINGS DAILY AND SUNDAY Glenn Rakes, bookkeeper for the Union Oil Co., is ill and confined to his home. Mr. and Mrs. Hillson, accompanied by Mrs. L. Handleman and her guest, Mrs. Parker of Hollywood, and Mildred Leslie motored to Long Beach yesterday for the day. Miss Daisy Gibson, of Globe, Aris, who is attending college in Los Angeles, was a week-end guest at the D. J. Donnelley home. Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Meinecke had as their dinner guests on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Huber, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Schindler and Miss Elsie Meinecke. Dr. W. J. Lawrie, wife and grandson were the week-end guests of Mrs. C. M. Gill on her beautiful 20-acre orange ranch on the West Ball-rd. Mrs. Gill knew Dr. Lawrie in Seattle before coming to California. Come out and hear the lecture and the messages by Rev. Alice Williams of Santa Ana in the hall over Weber's book store, 108 E. Center-st., Friday evening, Feb. 28th, at 7:45. All are welcome. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hannan of Los Angeles were the guests Tuesday of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Randall. William Koblenberger of Occidental college is spending a few days at his home here. Miss Bessie McPherson of Orange, has returned to her home after spending several days here. Born—to Mr. and Mrs. H. Van Dusen, a son. Mother and infant are doing nicely. Mr. and Mrs. John Burke of Los Angeles spent Saturday and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Campton. Mr. and Mrs. M. Leichtenstein attended the Orpheum in Los Angeles Sunday. Aubrey Matthew, Eugene Carter, Harvey Fox and Jim Ramella were at Newport Beach yesterday. Mrs. J. L. Adkins, who has been in poor health for some time, is slightly improved. Miss Mildred Lichtenstein returned today from Pasadena where she attended a shower yesterday in honor of Miss Elsie Swift who is soon to become a bride. Two large Mission lemons, attached to one stem, are being displayed in the show window at Witman's Jewelry store. They were grown by Mr. Vajar near Lordsburg. The largest one measures 21 inches by 16 inches. The other one is almost as large. One of the most pleasant social affairs given recently was the dance in the Odd Fellows hall Monday evening by the Yeoman lodge. It was a barn dance and the costumes worn by the dancers were suggestive of the old fashioned barn dances of years ago. About 75 couples enjoyed the merry whirl to the strains of the Sanitarium. Courses in Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Stenotypy, Civil Service, Day school, night school; no vacations; enter any times; Enrollments snow active; Call or write: J. W. McCORMAC, Principal. When Tired of excuses call THE Puritan Dry Cleaners Phone 547 - 212 E. Center Next to old City Hall MADAM MAXWELL CLAIRVOYANT AND PALMIST Free Consultation READINGS DAILY AND SUNDAY Office hours: 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. 312 E. CENTER ST. Public Weighing ANAHEIM FEED AND FUEL CO. Feed Wood Coal Seeds ROSIN SPRAY 220 West Center St. JUST RECEIVED A CARLOAD OF Chevrolets We give very reasonable Terms— TAGGART MOTOR CO. 304 North Los Angeles St. Phone 413 Anaheim The Orange County Plain Dealer, Anaheim, Calif. In Los Angeles, Mr. Lorenzo had a position with the railroad in Los Angeles duties this morning. Peter oldriller, left P. for Ranger, Tex., big oil boom. Mrs. and Miss Gladysors in Los Angeles business and pleasure is a business visitor today. Louis, Mo., arrives his home here. Kneip, the grocer, occer of Long Beach after spending its looking after her town and visiting exander, and wife. was a visitor in yesterday transacting No. Los Angeles from a five weeks' and other cities in spent today in Los city on a business and Frank Johnson a several days' mountains. Boykendall returned after being at the minor operation. Al of Garden Grove yesterday at the bookkeeper for the bill and confined to Nelson, accompanied man and her guest, Hollywood, and Milled to Long Beach day. of Globe, Ariz., college in Los An-end guest at the time. A. Melnocke had as on Sunday, Mr. California. He is at the home of his brother-in-law J. C. Smith S. Citroun at. Mrs. Dora Rayburn of Riverside, is visiting her daughter Mrs. W. G. Mason. Mr. and Mrs O. V. Spainhour of Long Beach, were visitors in town Monday. Miss Luhu Smith spent the week-end in Los Angeles the guest of Miss Coral Jensen. Miss Vera Green, who has been in Los Angeles for several months, has returned to this city with her aunt. Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Hathaway and Mrs. M. E. Canby were guests to a duck dinner Sunday at the home of Homer Eddie at Hansen Station. THROWS OUT LAND REGISTRY PETITION A petition for the resignation of 15 places of property in the Yorba Linda section under the state land registry act, known as the Torrena act, has been thrown out of court by Judge West for the reason that in preparing the petition the attorneys, a Los Angeles firm, had failed to observe one of the first requirements laid down in the statute. The petitioners had not sworn to their petition. The law says that the petition must be verified by the petitioners. Evidently the attorneys took it for granted that the petition could be signed by them as attorneys, as is done in many civil procedures. However, the law is very exact and explicit in its outline of what shall be done county, and throut all of the petition the lands described were described as being in Los Angeles county. That, of course, was an error, but descriptions of land have to be down to an exact description, if the county is to keep out of title troubles. The judge then saw that the petitioners ha doot sworn to the petition. Without proceeding further he dismissed the action, and the Los Angeles attorneys and the 15 property owners they represent are back at the place they were before the petition was filed. FINE POINT OF LAW There is a fine point of law involved in the charge brought against W. P. Snyder of Sunset Beach, accused of issuing a no-fund check to the Smeltzer Home Telephone Co. Snyder's preliminary examination on the felony charge has been set for March 5. The courts held that a no-fund check that is issued in payment of a bill for goods or services secured in the past is not a no-fund check that constitutes a felony. The law holds that to constitute a feliony the person receiving the check must be defrauded of something. When a ann gives a check for a bill that he owes, if that check is bad, the ann receiving the check is no worse off that he was before the check was issued. Therefore he is not defrauded of anything by reason of the issuance of the check. It is alleged that Snyder gave a no-fund check in payment of a telephone bill. In this case the prosecution later day. The sentinel animously in favor and very little oppose The money will be the channel to the expenditure dredging has been "Silver Gate" is making the result of The channel has most to the East N pavilion and the m between Newport has made a wonderful appearance of the Bay front. FARM BURDEN PUBLIC YORBA LINDAAt a recent Oakland and Farm Bureau committee was committee consisterl Mrs. M. Verme Solover. Mr. and Mrs. B motored to Los An had as their guests master, Mr. Howard Ilia Buckmaster and Mr. Leroy Johns ceived news of his New York. Mr. J eral weeks visiting fall and the news o was quite a shock. Mr. and Mrs. Wii and Mrs. Harry H Arcadia Saturday, Venice where they ing dinner dance ad The regular mecan's club will be her ternoon. The office ladies on the tract Bookkeeper for the hall and confined to a Los Angeles firm, had failed to observe one of the first requirements laid down in the statute. The petitioners had not sworn to their petition. The law says that the petition must be verified by the petitioners. Evidently the attorneys took it for granted that the petition could be signed by them as attorneys, as is done in many civil procedures. However, the law is very exact and explicit in its outline of what shall be done in order to place land under the registry system. Under that system the county becomes responsible for the transfers of registered land. Courts in this county have heretofore demanded an exact compliance with the procedure laid down by law. Miles I. McCarty, who is the first named petitioner, and the others interested in the case, appeared in Judge West's court to complete the registration. The attorneys confidently expected immediate judgment. Judge West, however, began a review of the papers submitted in the case. The first thing that he noticed was out of the way and which wouldn't be allowed to go into the records for registration was that the attorneys had used a printed form for petitions to be filed in Los Angeles BONDS FOR HARBORS The special bond election for the purpose of voting $65,000 for the further improvement of Newport Bay, was held in Newport Beach yes-adies: We want a representative in your city for the patented LA FRANCE CORSET DRAFTING SYSTEM, to teach, design, make, sell and take orders under this system. Do you want to represent us? Write for information; field unlimited profits great. National Corsetterers, 207-8-9 Grosse Bldg, Los Angeles MOVE— That's what the Landlord told us. So you will find us in our new quarters at 213 W. CENTER, Monday, March 3, between Chandler Groceria and Garrison Plumbing Shop. Anaheim Dye Works High Grade Cleaners and Hatters Friday--THE LAST DAY Remnant Friday--THE LAST DAY Remnant A One-Day Event on whi Hundreds of Re of Every Descrip at Reductions ranging fr 1-4 to 1-2 OL ORIGINAL PRICES Remember--One Day Only--FRIDA FALKENSTE terday. The sentiment is almost unanimously in favor of the expenditure and very little opposition is expected. The money will be used in extending the channel to the jetty. The expenditure of the $50,000 for dredging has been completed and the "Silver Gate" is now idle and awaiting the result of the bond election. The channel has been completed almost to the East Newport boat house pavilion and the result of the filling between Newport and East Newport has made a wonderful change in the appearance of the property along the Bay front. FARM BUREAU HAS PUBLICITY BOARD YORBA LINDA, Feb. 26—Special—At a recent Chamber of Commerce and Farm Bureau meeting, a publicity committee was appointed. The committee consists of Dr. Lester Keller, Mrs. M. Vernon and Mrs. Chas Selover. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Buckmaster motored to Los Angeles Sunday. They had as their guests Miss Esther Buckmaster, Mr. Howard Brown, Miss Julia Buckmaster and Mr. Andrew Nutt. Mr. Leroy Johnson has recently received news of his brother's death in New York. Mr. Johnson spent several weeks visiting his brother last fall and the news of his sudden death was quite a shock. Mr. and Mrs. Will Cohorn and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hoban motored to Arcadia Saturday, and from there to Venice where they enjoyed the opening dinner dance at the Ship Cafe. The regular meeting of the Woman's club will be held on Thursday afternoon. The officers request that all ladies on the tract make an effort to Los Angeles to visit with relatives for a week before leaving for the east later in the month. United States Food Administration License Number G-29177 Sam Hill Cash Grocery and Meat Market SEVEN STORES THREE MEAT MARKETS ONE BAKERY Santa Ana, Tustin, Orange And 110 E. Center St. ANAHEIM TREE TEA Japan, English Breakfast, Ceylon. 1-2 pound pkg. 25c 1 pound pkg. 49c DRINKET Small 22c Large 42c POSTUM Cereal, per pkg. 22c High Grade Teas—Bulk Uncolored Japan per lb. 35c Spider Leg Tea 55c Gun Powder 55c English Breakfast 55c Mr. Leroy Johnson has recently received news of his brother's death in New York. Mr. Johnson spent several weeks visiting his brother last fall and the news of his sudden death was quite a shock. Mr. and Mrs. Will Cohorn and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hoban motored to Arcadia Saturday, and from there to Venice where they enjoyed the opening dinner dance at the Ship Cafe. The regular meeting of the Woman's club will be held on Thursday afternoon. The officers request that all ladies on the tract make an effort to be present. Miss Jones will leave Friday for YOUR INCOME TAX RETURNS must be filed on or before MARCH 15, 1919 I am prepared to compile necessary statements for INDIVIDUALS, PARTNERSHIPS, CORPORATIONS, on all matters relating to INCOMES, EXCESS PROFITS or other FEDERAL OR STATE TAXES Reasonable fees. Absolute secrecy VICTOR D. LOLY Expert Accountant Phone 428J Anaheim, Calif. Small ... 22c Large ... 42c POSTUM Cereal, per pkg... 22c High Grade Teas—Bulk Uncolored Japan per lb. 35c Spider Leg Tea ... 55c Gun Powder ... 55c English Breakfast ... 55c Liberty Brand Macaroni, Spaghetti or Vermicelli, per pkg. ... 8c Vitos, per pkg ... 8c Libby's Tomato Soup, 3 cans ... 25c Campbell's Soups, all varieties ... 11c Long Horn Cheese, lb... 41c Linda Vista Apricots, No. 2 1-2 can ... 15c Booths Sardines, soused or Tomato Sauce ... 19c Underwoods Mustard Sardine ... 12c Pafco Minced Salmon...1 lb. can 22c Owl Cigars ... 5c San Fellce Cigars ... 5c Little Bobbie Cigars ... 5c U. S. Marine Tobacco, 1 lb. cans 70c Union Commander Tobacco 1 oz. 50c Orange Brand Flour DO YOU USE IT? It Costs No More —For Sale By All Grocers and Feed Dealers DAY OF THE MONTH nt Day! on which we offer f Remnants description ranging from -2 OFF PRICES FRIDAY, February 28 STEIN'S