oc-plain-dealer 1921-03-01

Tuesday, January 1, 1921 City briefs A. H. Yoho left today over the S. P. for Onawa, Ia. Brun Harmenka left today over the S. P. for Wooonaocket, S. D. Mayor William Stark made a business trip to San Pedro today. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Casey have been spending today in Los Angeles. Miss C. Marie Nelson was a business visitor in Los Angeles yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Elliott were the week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Schlotter. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Lyons motored to Qwenamouth Sunday and visited with relatives. Paul Nicholas, Oscar and Walter Schneider took in the races at Beverly Sunday. Mrs. R. H. Seale was the guest on Monday of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. DeLancey of Monrovia. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Hargrove and family spent the week end with relatives in Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Sebastian and daughter, Vivian, motored to Santa Ana, Sunday and visited with relatives. Miss Ethel Smith of Los Angeles is a guest this week in the C. O. Rust home on N. Palm-st. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Lawrence left today for Richfield, Wash., after several months in California. Mrs. S. C. Hartranft is entertaining at 1 o'clock luncheon Wednesday for a dozen Anaheim ladies. Miss Florence Balfour of Phoenix, Ariz., is the guest of Mrs. W. M. Wickett and Mrs. H. A. Johnston. Misses Dorothy and Mary Huene-meyer, Violet Neale, and Herman Huenemeyer motored to Long Beach on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. William Knott and children and Mr. and Mrs. Pickle attended the Orange show at San Bernardino, Sunday. Miss Belle Forster, of Detroit, Mich., and an intimate friend of Mrs. B. F. Jones, is a house guest in the Jones home during the week. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Grinnell left today for their home in Mason, Mich., after spending several months with relatives in California. Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Spencer and family spent Sunday at Hollywood where they had the pleasure of attending the auto races. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Schneider and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Humphrey spent Thursday in San Bernardino where they attended the Orange show. The new Kitchens grocery at 161 W. Center-st expects to be open for business Saturday, Work of painting and remodeling began today. Mrs. Florence Anderson and sons Paul and Arven, of Denver, Colo., are guests for a few weeks in the A. C. Snowberger home on Katella-st. Mrs. S. C. Hartranft is entertaining Mrs. Harriet Lager, an old-time friend from Aberdeen, S. D. Mrs. Lager will spend two weeks in the Hartranft home. L. N. Imus has moved his shoe repair shop from 135 So. Los Angeles-st to make way for the new Kraemer-bldg and is now located at 206 No. Los Angeles-st. Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Akerman and Mrs. O'Iourke are moving into their new home at the corner of Clementine and Chartres-sts, They have rented the house on their orange ranch. Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Sparks returned Sunday from San Bernardino where they had been guests for a few days of Mr. and Mrs. G.W.West and where they attended the Orange Special Redections On All Hand Hand-Painted Pl Larger Size Plate—75c; Celery Dishes, Bowls, 75c-$1.25; Sugar and Creamer, $25c & 50c Anaheim Music and Nov NEXT TO FAIRYLAND Out to-day New Victor Records for March No. 64927, 10 in., $1.25— THOUGHTS OF YOU—Frances Alda No. 64928, 10 in., $1.25— JOHN PEEL—Emillo De Gorgorza No. 64929, 10 in., $1.25— WHEN CHLORIS SLEEPS—Amelita Galli-Curcl No. 74660, 12 in., $1.75— (a) BERCEUSE; (b) VALSE DU BALLET RAYMONDE Jascha Heifetz No. 88027, 12 in., $1.75— SAMSON ET DALILA—Printemps qui Commence (Delilah's Song of Spring)—Mme. Louise Homer No. 64920, 10 in., $1.25— LASSIE O'MINE—Edward Johnson No. 64932, 10 in., $1.25— NINA (violoncello)—Hans Kindler No. 64930, 10 in., $1.25— (a) THE NEXT MARKET DAY; (b) A BALLYNURE BALLAD John McCormack No. 74669, 12 in., $1.75— SYMPHONY IN E FLAT MAJOR—Allegro (finale) (Mozart) Arturo Toscanini and La Scala Orchestra No. 64981, 10 in., $1.25— COLLEEN O' MY HEART—Reinald Werrenrath No. 45215, 10 in., $1.00— A YOUNG MAN'S FANCY—Olive Kline ROSES OF MEMORY—Lambert Murphy No. 45216, 10 in., $1.00— I HAVE A DREAM—Merle Alcock I CANNOT SING THE OLD SONGS—Merle Alcock No. 18718, 10 in., $85c— BIDDY—fox trot—the Benson Orchestra of Chicago SOMEBODY, medley one-step—the Benson Orchestra of Chicago No. 18719, 10 in., $85c— HONEYDEW, medley waltz—Joseph C. Smith's Orchestra L. N. Imus has moved his shoe repair shop from 135 So. Los Angeles-st to make way for the new Kraemer-bldg and is now located at 206 No. Los Angeles-st. Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Akerman and Mrs. O'Rourke are moving into their new home at the corner of Clementine and Chartres-sts. They have rented the house on their orange ranch. Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Sparks returned Sunday from San Bernardino where they had been guests for a few days of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. West and where they attended the Orange show. The O. K. Produce company has moved from So. Los Angeles-st to make room for the new Kraemer-bldg. The new location is 311 East Center-st, east of the A. U. W. Co. office. Mrs. Bertha Beiersdorf and daughter, Miss Ruth Willardee, of Plymouth, Wis., will arrive today for a visit at the home of Wm. Stark and family, dina-st. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. I.Moffit of Huntington been guests for a few home of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Walter J. Ross and E. Adele-st. Mr. and Mrs. J.B.yesterday from Arlington had been for the past Root has been ill friends will be pleased she is improving. Mr. and Mrs. M.C.: Mr. and Mrs. George nAngeles Sunday and concert at Graumans ing.In the afternoon with friends at Hollyw Mr. and Mrs. C.F.Guests Dr. and Mrs.W motored to Riverside lunched at the Mission afternoon they motored doo and attended the C Mr. and Mrs. G.F.Center St., have as the ing the week Dr. and Reilly of Cincinnati,C families have been fri years,and the visit is able one. Mr. and Mrs.W.H: Mr. and Mrs.John Le Mrs.N.P.Robertson,and Nell Robertson,Leonard and Joe Len Hawkins motored to C park on Sunday and sp Mr. and Mrs.L.Goble Mrs.A.E Clark and lit spent Sunday in San Ben they attended the oran their return home they erside and visited for a Mr. and Mrs.W.D.The Anaheim residents. Mr. and Mrs.J.S.Mr. and Mrs.leo Sherner guests on Sundays son and Mr. and Mrs.Long Beach,Mrs.Nand Mrs.Murphy are Aberdeen,S.D.,and winter in Long Beach. The H.C.Seymour have been in quar No. 74609, 12 in., $1.75—SYMPHONY IN E FLAT-MAJOR—Allegro (finale) (Mozart) Arturo Toscanini and La Scala Orchestra No. 64831, 10 in., $1.25—COLLEEN O’ MY HEART—Reinald Werrenrath No. 45215, 10 in., $1.00—A YOUNG MAN’S FANCY—Olive Kline ROSES OF MEMORY—Lambert Murphy No. 45216, 10 in., $1.00—I HAVE A DREAM—Merle Alcock I CANNOT SING THE OLD SONGS—Merle Alcock No. 18718, 10 in., $85c—BIDDY—fox trot—The Benson Orchestra of Chicago SOMEBODY, medley one-step—The Benson Orchestra of Chicago No. 18719, 10 in., $85c—HONEYDEW, medley waltz—Joseph C. Smith’s Orchestra HONEYDEW, medley one-step—Joseph C. Smith’s Orchestra No. 18721, 10 in., $85c—ROSIE, medley fox trot—Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra HONOLULU EYES, medley waltz—Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra No. 18722, 10 in., $85c—BROADWAY ROSE, medley fox trot, Original Dixieland Jazz Band SWEET MAMMA, medley fox trot, Original Dixieland Jazz Band No. 18723, 10 in., $85c—DOWN BY THE O-HI-O—Billy Murray-Victor Roberts MARIMBA (Sweet Marimba Mine)—Billy Murray No. 18724, 10 in., $85c—ROSE OF MY HEART—John Steel WHEN I LOOKED IN YOUR WONDERFUL EYES—John Steel No. 18725, 10 in., $85c-I USED TO LOVE YOU BUT IT’S ALL OVER NOW—Henry Burr and Peerless Quartet DOLLY (I Love You)—Peerless Quartet No. 18726, 10 in., $85c-BEAUTIFUL ANNABELLE LEE—Charles Hart-Elliott Shaw LOUISIANA—Sterling Trio No. 18727, 10 in., $85c-MEDLEY OF IRISH JIGS, accordion—John Kimmel MEDLEY OF IRISH REELS, Irish pipes—Patrick J. Touhey No. 35705, 12 in., $1.33-GEMS FROM “JIMMIE”—Victor Light Opera Company GEMS FROM “HONEY GIRL”—Victor Light Opera Company WEBER'S Book and Music STORE Anaheim Cal. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Sherraner guests on Sunday, son and Mr. and Mrs. Long Beach, Mrs. No. and Mrs. Murphy are Aberdeen, S. D., and a winter in Long Beach. The H. C. Seymour have been in quarhome, 326 S. Lemon holiday season, sufferlet fever, are at last able to be out and oiusual diversions. Mrs. the children left toowood for a short visit of Mrs. Seymour’s moSpencer. During her house will be fumigaiready for their occupareturn. TANKER WHICH AGROUND IS SAN PEDRO, March tanker Liebre, which late last night on Anabout 15 miles off the California coast, was afficing and is proceeding to power to San Pedro, the message received at the station. The Liebre wavSan Francisco to San message this morning calls for assistance, wadicate the vessel was. U.S. ENVOY GE REPLY ON PARIS, March 1—The Nations’ reply to the A date note was handed by Hugh Wallace today. Cunha, Brazilian delegate the note was most terms. It was believed fered America—the o present its protests agreand Mesopotamian musi to the league council. The Plain Dealer for Chinese Like New American Devil Wagons Electric Truck Revolutionizes Far East Unloading EAST is East, and West is West, but even the Far East is learning the economic superiority of the Yankee "modern improvement" in freight-moving as a substitute for the straining and sweating of its coolie labor. The familiar electric truck, driven by a man standing at a controller bar in front, and its long train of trailers "snaking" behind, which we nowadays see in nearly every big railroad or steamship freight houses in the United States, is revolutionizing unloading operations in every port in the world, almost. Probably nowhere have the trucks worked a greater revolution than along the docks of the Chinese ports where for years past the Chinese coolie with his homemade wheelbarrow has been the one dependable freight handler. These devil wagons, as the Chinese have dubbed them, do the work of a score of coolies with a tremendous saving of time, which even in slow-going China is a growing consideration. This is the only one Yankee foreign trade victory of recent years that will be related to the 3500 American business men expected to attend the eighth annual convention of the National Foreign Trade Council in Cleveland May 4, 5, 6 and 7. SUPERVIENDEY FROM ORANGE COUNTY Orange-coated millar with stained improvemen having attention of superintendent of superintendent of latter part. The Orange by Purchasing and County Returned later ing the trip say they could modations at pelled to stay 22 miles distr Tulare. One of the cussion at the Marshall plant 000 acres of which is in Two million put to irrigation. The plan R. B. Marshal neer, also prowaters of the mountains in. According ley, this would plished by over the built by the water supply while consider be worked on the opinion. The conve being in favor and opposed Another resc U.S. senate treaty that fornia anti-a foreign coun Chris Jo elected presh association; Francisco, Foster, San The next in Eureka. A disturk journeyment o salia, when the San Fr attempt by son Hobson tion of a Harris prob visit at the home of their cousin, Wm. Stark and family, 208 S. Claudina-st. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Idler and Mrs. Moffitt of Huntington Park have been guests for a few days in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Idler's niece, Mrs. Walter J. Ross and family, 308 E. Adele-st. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Root returned yesterday from Arlington where they had been for the past week. Mrs. Root has been ill but her many friends will be pleased to know that she is improving. Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Pritchard and Mr. and Mrs. George motored to Los Angeles Sunday and attended the concert at Graumans in the morning. In the afternoon they visited with friends at Hollywood. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Grim and their guests, Dr. and Mrs. William Reilley, motored to Riverside Sunday and lunched at the Mission Inn. In the afternoon they motored to San Berdoo and attended the Orange show. Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Grim of East Center St., have as their guests during the week Dr. and Mrs. William Reilly of Cincinnati, Ohio. The two families have been friends for many years, and the visit is a most enjoyable one. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Robertson, Mr. and Mrs. John Lenke, Mr. and Mrs. N. P. Robertson, Misses Marie and Nell Robertson, Avis Lenke, Leonard and Joe Lenke and Arch Hawkins motored to Orange county park on Sunday and spent the day. Mr. and Mrs. L. Goble and Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Clark and little son, Albert, spent Sunday in San Bernardino, where they attended the orange show. On their return home they stopped at Riverside and visited for a short time with Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Thompson, former Anaheim residents. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Sheridan and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Sheridan were dinner guests on Sunday of Mrs. Nelson and Mr. and Mrs. T. Murphy at Long Beach, Mrs. Nelson and Mr. and Mrs. Murphy are residents of Aberdeen, S. D., and spending the winter in Long Beach. The H. C. Seymour family, who have been in guardian at their home on Monday, She is getting along very nicely, much to the gratification of her relatives and friends. Tomorrow afternoon "The Gypsy Rover" will be presented at the Santa Ana H. S., by the music department of the Fullerton high school. Santa Ana will return the compliment soon by presenting a musical comedy at the Fullerton high school. Malcom Oliver Wood of Fullerton, and Miss Hilda Corrine Hayes of Santa Ana, were married at the Fullerton Presbyterian Church yesterday by Rev. Statom. The young people will make their home temporarily with Mr. Wood's parents on West Commonwealth-ave. William Gillette, fire inspector, has just completed a tour of the business district of Fullerton and reports that the business men have responded whole-heartedly to the "clean-up" campaign, and are keeping waste and rubbish from the rear of their places of business. Rev. John T. Houser, pastor of the First Christian church of Fullerton, teacher of the largest Bible class west of the Mississippi river, will deliver an address before the Bible school convention at Orange next Tuesday on the relation of the business man to Bible study. Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Noonan motorized to Redlands Sunday. Mrs. Noonan picked several stalks of cotton from a field in the desert by the roadside which had been plowed up. Why this was done she could not conjecture, since the cotton was as good as any that ever came from "Ole Alabama." The Fullerton H. S first debating team will debate the Santa Ana first team at Fullerton auditorium Friday night, and the second team will debate Orange at Orange the same night, it was announced today at the office of L. E. Plummer, principal of the Fullerton high school. J. G. Seupelt, park superintendent of Fullerton, is beautifying the grounds adjacent to the city hall in Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Sheridan and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Sheridan were dinner guests on Sunday of Mrs. Nelson and Mr. and Mrs. T. Murphy at Long Beach, Mrs. Nelson and Mr. and Mrs. Murphy are residents of Aberdeen, S. D., and spending the winter in Long Beach. The H. C. Seymour family, who have been in quarantine at their home, 326 S. Lemon-st, since the holiday season, suffering from scarlet fever, are at last recovered and able to be out and enjoying their usual diversions. Mrs. Seymour and the children left today for Hollywood for a short visit in the home of Mrs. Seymour's mother, Mrs. D. Spencer. During her absence the house will be fumigated and made ready for their occupancy when they return. TANKER WHICH RAN AGROUND IS FLOATED SAN PEDRO, March 1.—The oil tanker Liebre, which went ashore late last night on Anacapa island, about 15 miles off the Southern California coast, was afloat this morning and is proceeding under her own power to San Pedro, according to a message received at the naval radio station. The Liebre was bound from San Francisco to San Pedro. The message this morning, cancelling calls for assistance, was taken to indicate the vessel was not damaged. U. S. ENVOY GETS REPLY ON MANDATE PARIS, March 1.—The League of Nations' reply to the American mandate note was handed to Ambassador Hugh Wallace today. Bastoa da Cunha, Brazilian delegate, declared the note was most friendly in its terms. It was believed the note offered America the opportunity to present its protests against the Yap and Mesopotamian mandates direct to the league council. The Plain Dealer for Job Printing. Mrs. R. A. Maraden left over the S. P. yesterday for Fort Wayne, Ind. Mrs. S. F. Willard, wife of the local S. P. agent, went to Los Angeles yesterday. G. W. Finch and D. S. Linebarger went to Huntington Beach yesterday on business. The new Fullerton city telephone directories are expected to be out this week, it is stated. Mrs. J. B. Schullen of Alhambra is a guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Sutherland of Fullerton. The regular weekly meeting of the Fullerton board of trustees will be held tonight at the city hall. John White of Huntington Beach, oil man and contractor, visited with friends in Fullerton yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Crow left Sunday for Fontaine, Ind. They will stop off at the Grand Canyon. The C. W. B. M. met at the home of Mrs. N. Frank Morris, 616 North Spadra-rd, this afternoon, Mrs. J. B. Reeve presided. The regular meeting of the nursing division of the Ebell club which was to have been held yesterday evening was postponed. W. T. Brown, chairman of the "Skylight Drive" committee, reports progress in obtaining easements from the Union Oil Co. Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Horine, of Yorba Linda, are rejoicing over the arrival of a new son this morning at the Fullerton General Hospital. The Fullerton high school first basketball team went to Orange this afternoon to play Santa Ana in the championship game of Orange-co. E. A. Collins on his last trip to Inyokern met the brother of the district attorney of an oil company who offered him a lease on 30,000 acres of land. Mrs. C. Schnitger had as her guests on Sunday in her home on S. Helena-st, her sons, Arthur Schnitger and family, Wm. Schnitger and family of Garden Grove and her daughter, Mrs. Martin Fisher and baby. Mrs. H. J. Schulte, who has been a patient in the Anaheim hospital for the past ten days, has so far recovered as to be removed to her which had been plowed up. Why this was done she could not conjecture, since the cotton was as good as any that ever came from "Ole Alabama." The Fullerton H. S.' first debating team will debate the Santa Ana first team at Fullerton auditorium Friday night, and the second team will debate Orange at Orange the same night; it was announced today at the office of L. E. Plummer, principal of the Fullerton high school. J. G. Seupelt, park superintendent of Fullerton, is beautifying the grounds adjacent to the city hall in a highly artistic manner along the idea of the "city beautiful." Varied and numerous plants of ornamental nature have been planted about the structure and the grounds by mid-summer will resemble a full-fledged park in decorative hues and embellishments. HARDING INAUGURAL BANQUET AT TEMPLE A Harding Inaugural Banquet, under the auspices of the Men's Bible class, will be given in the dining rooms of the Methodist White Temple Thursday evening at 7 o'clock. Judge Thomas of the Appellate Court will speak upon the "Challenge of the Future." Dr James Allen Geissinger will speak upon "Enter Warren Harding." The Men's Glee club will sing. The supper will be served by the Ladies' Bible Class at 5:00 per plate. Reservations may be phoned some member of the men's class or by notifyng Mrs. Warren Mathis. CABBAGE SEASON HAS OPENED IN EARNEST The cabbage season has open in a lively manner, J.W.Wallop, secretary of the Orange-co Produce Growers' Assn., of Fullerton, announced today. An average of a car of cabbage a day is being sent out of Fullerton, he said. L.N.Inmus has moved his shoe repair shop to 200 No.Los Angeles-st where he will be glad to see his former patrons. W.F.Hamm left this morning over the S.P.for Davenport, Ja. Mrs.R.A.Maraden left over the S.P.yesterday for Fort Wayne, Ind. Mrs.S.F.Willard, wife of the local S.P-agent, went to Los Angeles yesterday. G.W.Finch and D.S.Linebarger went to Huntington Beach yesterday on business. The new Fullerton city telephone directories are expected to be out this week, it is stated. Mrs.J.B.Schullen of Alhambra is a guest of Mr. and Mrs.J.R.Sutherland of Fullerton. The regular weekly meeting of the Fullerton board of trustees will be held tonight at the city hall. John White of Huntington Beach, oil man and contractor, visited with friends in Fullerton yesterday. Mrand Mrs.B.S.Crow left Sunday for Fontaine, Ind.他们 will stop off at the Grand Canyon. The C.W.B.M.met at the home of Mrs.N.Frank Morris, 616 North Spadra-rd this afternoon,Mrs.J.B.Reeve presided. The regular meeting of the nursing division of the Ebell club which was to have been held yesterday evening was postponed. W.T.Brown, chairman of the "Skylight Drive", committee, reports progress in obtaining easements from the Union Oil Co. Mrand Mrs.F.A.Horine.of Yorba Linda are rejoicing over the arrival of a new son this morning at the Fullerton General Hospital. The Fullerton high school first basketball team went to Orange this afternoon to play Santa Ana in the championship game of Orange-co. E.A.Collins on his last trip to Inyokern met the brother of the district attorney of an oil company who offered him a lease on 30,000 acres of land. Mrs.C.Schnitger had as her guests on Sunday in her home on S.Helena-st,hers sons，Arthur Schnitger and family，Wm.Schnitger and familyof Garden Groveandher daughter，Mrs.Martin Fisherandbaby. Mrs.H.J.Schultewhohasbeena patientintheAnaheimhospitalforthepasttendays,hassofarrecoveredastobew removedtoherwhichhadbeenplowedup.Whythiswasdoneshecouldnotconjecture,sincethecottonwasasgoodasanythatevercamefrom"OleAlabama." The Fullerton H.S.first debating teamwilldebatetheSantaAnifirstteamatFullertontauditoriumFridaynight,andthesecondteamwilldebateOrangeatOrangethesamenight.itwasannouncedtodayattheofficeofL.E.Plummer.principaloftheFullertonthighschool. J.G.SeupeltparksuperintendentofFullerton.isbeautifullyadjacenttocityhallinahigharticmanneralongtheideaofthe"citybeautiful."Variedandnumerousplantsofornamentalsaturehavebeenplantedaboutthestructureandthegroundsbymid-summerwillresembleafull-fledgedparkindecorativehuesandembellishments. U.S.SENVOYGETSREPLYONMANDATE PARIS,March 1.-The LeagueofNations'replytotheAmericanmandatenotewasshandedtoAmbassadorHughWallacetoday.Bastoa daCunha,Braziliandelegate,dclaredthenotewasmostfriendlinitsterms.itWasbelievedthenoteofferedAmericatheopportunitytolresentitsprotestsagainsttheYapandMesopotamianmandatesdirecttotheleaguecouncil. ThePlainDealerforJobPrinting. Mrs.R.A.MaradenleftovertheS.P.yesterdayfortWayneInd. Mrs.S.F.Willard.wifeofthelocalS.P-agentwenttoLosAngeles yesterday G.W.FinchandD.S.LinebargerwenttoHuntingtonBeach yesterday on business ThenewFullertontcitytelephonedirectoriesareexpectedtobeoutthisweek.itisstated Mrs.J.B.SchullenofAlhambraisaguestofMrandMs.J.R.SutherlandofFullertonthegroundsadjacenttocityhallinahigharticmanneralongtheideaofthe"citybeautiful."Variedandnumerousplantsofornamentalsaturehavebeenplantedaboutthestructureandthegroundsbymid-summerwillresembleafull-fledgedparkindecorativehuesandembellishments. U.S.SENVOYGETSREPLYONMANDATE PARIS,March 1.-TheLeagueofNations'replytotheAmericanmandatenotewasshandedtoAmbassadorHughWallacetoday.Bastoa daCunha,Braziliandelegate,dclaredthenotewasmostfriendlinitsterms.itWasbelievedthenoteofferedAmericatheopportunitytolresentitsprotestsagainsttheYapandMesopotamianmandatesdirecttotheleaguecouncil. ThePlainDealerforJobPrinting. Mrs.R.A.MaradenleftovertheS.P.yesterdayfortWayneInd. Mrs.S.F.Willard.wifeofthelocalS.P-agentwenttoLosAngeles yesterday G.W.FinchandD.S.LinebargerwenttoHuntingtonBeach yesterday on business ThenewFullertontcitytelephonedirectoriesareexpectedtobeoutthisweek.itisstated Mrs.J.B.SchullenofAlhambraisaguestofMrandMs.J.R.SutherlandofFullertonthegroundsadjacenttocityhallinahigharticmanneralongtheideaofthe"citybeautiful."Variedandnumerousplantsofornamentalsaturehavebeenplantedaboutthestructureandthegroundsbymid-summerwillresembleafull-fledgedparkindecorativehuesandembellishments. U.S.SENVOYGETSREPLYONMANDATE PARIS,March 1.-TheLeagueofNations'replytotheAmericanmandatenotewasshandedtoAmbassadorHughWallacetoday.Bastoa daCunha,Braziliandelegate,dclaredthenotewasmostfriendlinitsterms.itWasbelievedthenoteofferedAmericatheopportunitytolresentitsprotestsagainsttheYapandMesopotamianmandatesdirecttotheleaguecouncil. ThePlainDealerforJobPrinting. Mrs.R.A.MaradenleftovertheS.P.yesterdayfortWayneInd. Mrs.S.F.Willard.wifeofthelocalS.P-agentwenttoLosAngeles yesterday G.W.FinchandD.S.LinebargerwenttoHuntingtonBeach yesterday on business ThenewFullertontcitytelephonedirectoriesareexpectedtobeoutthisweek.itisstated Mrs.J.B.SchullenofAlhambraisaguestofMrandMs.J.R.SutherlandofFullertonthegroundsadjacenttocityhallinahigharticmanneralongtheideaofthe"citybeautiful."Variedandnumerousplantsofornamentalsaturehavebeenplantedaboutthestructureandthegroundsbymid-summerwillresembleafull-fledgedparkindecorativehuesandembellishments. U.S.SENVOYGETSREPLYONMANDATE PARIS,March 1.-TheLeagueofNations'replytotheAmericanmandatenotewasshandedtoAmbassadorHughWallacetoday.Bastoa daCunha,Braziliandelegate,dclaredthenotewasmostfriendlinitsterms.itWasbelievedthenoteofferedAmericatheopportunitytolresentitsprotestsagainsttheYapandMesopotamianmandatesdirecttotheleaguecouncil. ThePlainDealerforJobPrinting. Mrs.R.A.MaradenleftovertheS.P.yesterdayfortWayneInd. Mrs.S.F.Willard.wifeofthelocalS.P-agentwenttoLosAngeles yesterday G.W.FinchandD.S.LinebargerwenttoHuntingtonBeach yesterday on business ThenewFullertontcitytelephonedirectoriesareexpectedtobeoutthisweek.itisstated Mrs.J.B.SchullenofAlhambraisaguestofMrandMs.J.R.SutherlandofFullertonthegroundsadjacenttocityhallinahigharticmanneralongtheideaofthe"citybeautiful."Variedandnumerousplantsofornamentalsaturehavebeenplantedaboutthestructureandthegroundsbymid-summerwillresembleafull-fledgedparkindecorativehuesandembellishments. U.S.SENVOYGETSREPLYONMANDATE PARIS,March 1.-TheLeagueofNations'replytotheAmericanmandatenotewasshandedtoAmbassadorHughWallacetoday.Bastoa daCunha,Braziliandelegate,dclaredthenotewasmostfriendlinitsterms.itWasbelievedthenoteofferedAmericatheopportunitytolresentitsprotestsagainsttheYapandMesopotamianmandatesdirecttotheleaguecouncil. ThePlainDealerforJobPrinting. Mrs.R.A.MaradenleftovertheS.P.yesterdayfortWayneInd. Mrs.S.F.Willard.wifeofthelocalS.P-agentwenttoLosAngles yesterday G.W.FinchandD.S.LinebargerwenttoHuntingtonBeach yesterday on business ThenewFullertontcitytelephonedirectoriesareexpectedtobeoutthisweek.itisstated Mrs.J.B.SchallenofAlhambraisaguestofMrandMs.J.R.SutherlandofFullertonthegroundsadjacenttocityhallinahigharticmanneralongtheideaofthe"citybeautiful."Variedandnumerousplantsofornamentalsaturehavebeenplantedaboutthestructureandthegroundsbymid-summerwillresembleafull-fledgedparkindecorativehuesandembellishments. U.S.SENVOYGETSREPLYONMANDATE PARIS,March 1.-TheLeagueofNations'replytotheAmericanmandatenotewasshandedtoAmbassadorHughWallacetoday.Bastoa daCunha,Braziliandelegate,dclaredthenotewasmostfriendlinitsterms.itWasbelievedthenoteofferedAmericatheopportunitytolresentitsprotestsagainsttheYapandMesopotamianmandatesdirecttotheleaguecouncil. ThePlainDealerforJobPrinting. Mrs.R.A.MaradenleftovertheS.P.yesterdayfortWayneInd. Mrs.S.F.Willard.wifeofthelocalS.P-agentwenttoLosAngles yesterday G.W.FinchandD.S.LinebargerwenttoHuntingtonBeach yesterday on business ThenewFullertontcitytelephonedirectoriesareexpectedtobeoutthisweek.itisstated Mrs.J.B.SchallenofAlhambraisaguestofMr和Ms.J.R.SutherlandofFullertonthegroundsadjacenttocityhallinahigharticmanneralongtheideaofthe"citybeautiful."Variedandnumerousplantsofornamentalsaturehavebeenplantedaboutthestructureandthegroundsbymid-summerwillresembleafull-fledgedparkindecorativehuesandembellishments. U.S.SENVOYGETSREPLYONMANDATE PARIS,March 1.-TheLeagueofNations'replyto-theAmericanmandatenotewasshandedtoAmbassadorHughWallacetoday.Bastoa daCunha,Braziliandelegate,dclaredthenotewasmostfriendlinitsterms.itWasbelievedthenoteofferedAmerica,theopportunitytolresentitsprotestsagainsttheYapandMesopotamianmandatesdirectto.theleaguecouncil. ThePlainDealerforJobPrinting. Mrs.R.A.MaradenleftovertheS.P.yesterdayfortWayneInd. Mrs.S.F.Willard.wifeof-thelocalS.P-agentwenttoLosAngles yesterday G.W.FinchandD.S.LinebargerwenttoHuntingtonBeach yesterday on business ThenewFullertontcitytelephonedirectoriesareexpectedtobeoutthisweek.itisstated Mrs.J.B.SchallenofAlhambraisaguest-ofMr和Ms.J.R.SutherlandofFullertonthegroundsadjacenttocityhallinahigharticmanneralong-theideaof-the"citybeautiful."Variedandnumerousplantsofornamentalsaturehavebeenplantedabout-thestructureand-thegroundsbymid-summerwillresembleafull-fledgedparkindecorativehuesandembellishments. U.S.SENVOYGETSREPLYONMANDATE PARIS,March 1.-TheLeagueofNations'replyto-theAmericanmandatenotewasshandedtoAmbassadorHughWallacetoday.Bastoa daCunha,Braziliandelegate,dclaredthenotewasmostfriendlinitsterms.itWasbelieved,thenoteofferedAmerica,theopportunitytolresentitsprotestsagainst-theYapandMesopotamianmandatesdirectto.theleaguecouncil. ThePlainDealerforJobPrinting. Mrs.R.A.MaradenleftovertheS.P.yesterdayfortWayneInd. Mrs.S.F.Willard.wife-of-thelocalS.P-agentwenttoLosAngles yesterday G.W.FinchandD.S.LinebargerwenttoHuntingtonBeach yesterday on business ThenewFullertontcitytelephonedirectoriesareexpectedtobeoutthisweek.itisstated Mrs.J.B.SchallenofAlhambraisaguest-ofMr和Ms.J.R.SutherlandofFullertonthegroundsadjacenttocityhallinahigharticmanneralong-theidea-of-the"citybeautiful."Variedandnumerousplantsofornamentalsaturehavebeenplantedabout-thestructureand-thegroundsbymid-summerwillresembleafull-fledgedparkindecorativehuesandembellishments. U.S.SENVOYGETSREPLYONMANDATE PARIS,March 1.-TheLeagueofNations'replyto-theAmericanmandatenotewasshandedtoAmbassadorHughWallacetoday.Bastoa daCunha,Braziliandelegate,dclaredthenotewasmostfriendlinitsterms.itWasbelieved,thenoteofferedAmerica,theopportunitytolresentitsprotestsagainst-theYapandMesopotamianmandatesdirectto.theleaguecouncil. ThePlainDealerforJobPrinting. Mrs.R.A.MaradenleftovertheS.P.yesterdayfortWayneInd. Mrs.S.F.Willard.wife-of-thelocalS.P-agentwenttoLosAngles yesterday G.W.FinchandD.S.LinebargerwenttoHuntingtonBeach yesterday on business ThenewFullertontcitytelephonedirectoriesareexpectedtobeoutthisweek.itisstated Mrs.J.B.SchallenofAlhambraisaguest-ofMr和Ms.J.R.SutherlandofFullertonthegroundsadjacenttocityhallinahigharticmanneralong-theidea-of-the"citybeautiful."Variedandnumerousplantsofornamentalsaturehavebeenplantedabout-thestructureand-thegroundsbymid-summerwillresembleafull-fledgedparkindecorativehuesandembellishments. U.S.SENVOYGETSREPLYONMANDATE PARIS,March 1.-TheLeagueofNations'replyto-theAmericanmandatenotewasshandedtoAmbassadorHughWallacetoday.Bastoa daCunha,Braziliandelegate,dclaredthenotewasmostfriendlinitsterms.itWasbelieved,thenoteofferedAmerica,theopportunitytolresentitsprotestsagainst-theYapandMesopotamianmandatesdirectto.theleaguecouncil. ThePlainDealerforJobPrinting. Mrs.R.A.MaradenleftovertheS.P.yesterdayfortWayneInd. Mrs.S.F.Willard.wife-of-thelocalS.P-agentwenttoLosAngles yesterday G.W.FinchandD.S.LinebargerwenttoHuntingtonBeach yesterday on business ThenewFullertontcitytelephonedirectoriesareexpectedtobeoutthisweek.itisstated Mrs.J.B.SchallenofAlhambraisaguest-ofMr和Ms.J.R.sutherlandofFullertonthegroundsadjacenttocityhallinahigharticmanneralong-theidea-of-the"citybeautiful."Variedandnumerousplantsofornamentalsaturehavebeenplantedabout-thestructureand-thegroundsbymid-summerwillresembleafull-fledgedparkindecorativehuesandembellishments. U.S.SENVOYGETSREPLYONMANDATE PARIS,March 1.-TheLeagueofNations'replyto-theAmericanmandatenotewasshandedtoAmbassadorHughWallacetoday.Bastoa daCunha,Braziliandelegate,dclaredthenotewasmostfriendlinitsterms.itWasbelieved,thenoteofferedAmerica,theopportunitytolresentitsprotestsagainst-theYapandMesopotamianmandatesdirectto.theleaguecouncil. ThePlainDealerforJobPrinting. Mrs.R.A.MardenleftovertheS.P.yesterdayfortWayneInd. Mrs.S.F.Willard.wife-of-thelocalS.P-agentwenttoLosAngles yesterday G.W.FinchandD.S.Linebargerwent.toHuntingtonBeach yesterday on business ThenewFullertontcitytelephonedirectoriesareexpectedtobeoutthisweek.itisstated Mrs.J.B.SchallenofAlhambraisaguest-ofMr和Ms.J.R.sutherlandofFullertonthegroundsadjacenttocityhallinahigharticmanneralong-theidea-of-the"citybeautiful."Variedandnumerousplantsofornamentalsaturehavebeenplantedabout-thestructureand-thegroundsbymid-summerwillresembleafull-fledgedparkindecorativehuesandembellishments. U.S.SENVOYGETSREPLYONMANDATE PARIS,March 1.-TheLeagueofNations'replyto-theAmericanmandatenotewasshandedtoAmbassadorHughWallacetoday.Bastoa daCunha,Braziliandelegate,dclaredthenotewasmostfriendlinitsterms.itWasbelieved,thenoteofferedAmerica,theopportunitytolresentitsprotestsagainst-theYapandMesopotamian MandatesDirectToTemplaryHasOpenInA Lively Manner, J.W.Wallop, SecretaryOf The Orange-cooperative Growers'Assn., Of Fullerton, Announced Today.AnAverage Of A Car Of Cabbage A Day Is Being Sent Out Of Fullerton,He Said. L.N.Imus Has moved his shoe repair shop to 200 No.Los Angeles-st where he will be glad to see his former patrons. -Witman, Eyesight Specialist... SUPERVISORS HOME FROM CONVENTION Orange-co supervisors today expressed themselves as being more familiar with state problems and proposed improvements as a result of having attended the state convention of supervisors held at Visalia the latter part of last week. The Orange-co board, accompanied by Purchasing Agent F. W. Slabaugh and County Engineer J. L. McBride returned late Saturday evening making the trip by automobile. They say they could not get hotel accommodations at Visalia and were compelled to stay overnight at Hanford, 22 miles distant. McBride stayed at Tulare. One of the principal topics of discussion at the convention was the Marshall plan for irrigating 12,000,000 acres of arid lands, most of which is in the San Joaquin valley. Two million acres have already been put to irrigation under this plan. The plan as proposed by Colonel R. B. Marshall, a government engineer, also provides for diverting the waters of the Kern River over the mountains into Southern California. According to Supervisor S. H. Finley, this would have to be accomplished by means of an aqueduct over the mountains such that built by the city of Los Angeles for water supply purposes. The plan, while considered feasible, will not be worked out for several years, in the opinion of the supervisors! The convention went on record as being in favor of the King tax bill and opposed to an ad valorem tax. Another resolution memorized the U.S. senate not to enter into a treaty that would override the California anti-alien land law with any foreign country. Chris Jorgensen, Fresno, was elected president of the supervisors' association; Joseph Mulvihill, San Francisco, vice-president, and Joe Foster, San Diego, treasurer. The next convention will be held in Eureka. A disturbance followed the adjournment of the convention at Visalia, when objection was made by the San Francisco delegation to an attempt by Captain Richmond Pearson Hobson to plead for the adoption of a resolution favoring the Harris prohibition enforcement act. not exceed three cents on the $100 valuation"; indorsed the bill to assist tuberculosis hospitals, and urged that no legislation be enacted placing "too great a burden" on automobile stage lines. ONCE DODGED ARREST BUT NOW IN TOILS John Lofgren, alias Melvin C. Holden, sought by Deputy Sheriff Charles Holbrook for several months on charges of passing worthless checks, was enroute today to the military prison at Alcatraz, where he will serve a sentence of ten months. Military authorities at San Diego state that Lofgren was court-married, found guilty of desertion and disregard of military orders and given a dishonorable discharge from the army. He will have to serve his sentence, however. According to Deputy Sheriff Holbrook, Lofgren is partner of E. O. Bunkelman, recently sentenced to 14 years at San Quentin on a charge of passing bad checks. Holbrook says that Lofgren passed most of the alleged worthless paper at various points in this county during September, October and November, last. From 15 to 20 checks were passed, aggregating something over $300, it was asserted. PUBLISHER KELLOGG FACES TRIAL UNDER AUTO LAW PASADENA, March 1—F. W. Kellogg, business manager of the Los Angeles Express, Pasadena Post and Anaheim Herald, objects to the Pasadena city law which requires citizens not to take left hand turns with their auto at Raymond avenue and Colorado street. Kellogg was arrested on a charge of violating this ordinance by Crossing Officer Cliff Farmer. This morning when his case was called in police court, the publisher was represented by a reporter of his paper, who entered for him a plea of not guilty and demanded a trial by the court, which was set for Wednesday. That Kellogg had previously been warned that he could not turn the corner is stated by the officer. SPECIAL NOTICE To Liberty Bond owners! All Liberty Bonds left with us on or before February 10th, 1921, to be changed to Permanent Bonds are now here ready for delivery. Don't forget your receipt. formla anti-alien land law with any foreign country. Chris Jorgensen, Fresno, was elected president of the supervisors' association; Joseph Mulvihill, San Francisco, vice-president, and Joe Foster, San Diego, treasurer. The next convention will be held in Eureka. A disturbance followed the adjournment of the convention at Vissalia, when objection was made by the San Francisco delegation to an attempt by Captain Richmond Pearson Hobson to plead for the adoption of a resolution favoring the Harris prohibition enforcement act. The meeting had held together after the adjournment to hear Captain Hobson, but the San Francisco delegates attempted to rule him out of order. A. G. Johnson of Laton Fresno-co, charged the delegation with being controlled by the "whisky ring." Strenuous exception was taken to his language and he apologized. Other resolutions adopted by the convention approved the bill regulating motor truck loads; asked more protection for county supervisors from damage suits growing out of accidents on county roads and bridges; approved the flood control bill if the tax levy provided does SPECIAL NOTICE —To Liberty Bond owners! All Liberty Bonds left with us on or before February 10th, 1921, to be changed to Permanent Bonds are now hero ready for delivery. Don't forget your receipt. FOR SALE Steinway $925 Weber $875 Kurtzmann $525 Player $620 —Easy Terms— F. Siegel 422 W. Center Street Anaheim GRAND ANAHEIM TONIGHT The TRAHERN STOCK COMPANY Presents "FACING THE MUSIC" Seats on sale at Heying's Drug Store FAIRYLAND ANAHEIM Tonight, Wednesday, Thursday, March 1, 2, 3 WILLIAM DE MILLE'S PRODUCTION “Mid-” ANAHEIM. 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