oc-plain-dealer 1921-03-25

Friday; March 25, 1921 City Briets Miss Frances Smith went to Los Angeles today. Jim Sparks and Bill Kennedy motorized to Long Beach last evening. Mr and Mrs W. J. Sebastian and little son, Stanley, spent Thursday in Los Angeles. Mr and Jay C. Caldwell, of Los Angeles, were recent visitors of Mrs. M. E. Canby. George Ross went to Los Angeles today to attend a meeting of the Calif. Walnut Growers' Assn. Mr and Mrs Jim Whitaker and Miss Harriet Chandler were visitors at Long Beach last evening. Mrs Isa Burns and Mrs Walker, of Los Angeles, spent Thursday with Mrs. C. Caldwell, of Clementine-st. Mr and Mrs Leslie Bowen, of Los Angeles, will spend the week-end at the home of relatives in Anaheim. Mr and Mrs Chas L. Thompson and Miss Elsa Williams motored to Long Beach last evening and visited with friends. Mrs. Charles Shank, of Helens, Mont., is a guest in the home of her cousin, Mrs. G. W. Sandiands, on H. Center-st. Mrs. Marie Petty, of Glendale, is visiting in the home of her brother, H. P. Tobin, and family, 412 N. Los Angeles-st. Mr. Frank Nieman, of Los Angeles, was a dinner guest on Thursday evening in the Walter J. Ross home, 308 E. Addele-st. Miss Frances and Irwin Butler, of Alhambra, are spending their Easter vacation in the home of their aunt, Mrs. George Rice, on Lincoln-avve. Mrs. O. C. Rust, Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Rust, Miss Ellen Rust and Miss Syllvania left this morning for Santa Barbara, where they will spend the weekend. Mrs. N. J. Kuhman returned yesterday from the home of her daughter in San Bernardino, announcing that she has the most beautiful grandson in the world. Dr. F. Besalen Raiche addressed the girls of the high school-on Thursday morning in a little personal talk concerning general health and physical conditions. A. E. Bur, of San Diego, will spend the week-end here in the Harry D. Riley home. Mrs. Rue has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. Riley, for some time. Mrs. E. M. Schlotter returned home Thursday evening from Los Angeles, where she had been for several days visiting in the home of her daughter, Mrs. J. C. Elliott. The following motored to Long Beach last evening, enjoying dinner at Lord & Taylor's and later taking in several attractions on the Pike. Miss Hazel Withee, Viola Elliott, Florence Hammill, Frances Schumacher, Lillian You Can't Afford to Build Until You Get My Prices Joseph R. Anderson BUILDER PECIAL PRICE ERVICE PEED ECURITY ATTIFACTION Drop a Postcard to 201 Emily Street, Anahelm: Building Squater Villa Baby Chicks S.C. White Leghorns —From our own carefully Hoganized Heavy-Laying Flocks — 1500 Breeding Hens—and Hatched in our own Incubators by experienced operators. Orders Are Open for April Chicks as Follows: April 4 — 1500 chicks April 22 — 500 chicks and Evelyn D. Meadames E., come M. Ward. Mr. W. at Jeff's few Hermisia and wico. The trip business. Mr. eats in Mexico. Comme Expansion (Financial) The arteries are its public of a municipality serving it principally in each of the utensils of its own one is the upbeat ideally this is run of affairs out this way? Recently in I to have appeared Dammitis"—a ditto more dead disease, when visual or a groove most deadly for controllable fever what purpose? It is a matted edge that when seeks justice in ing good service oils of ours,the begins raging should the util they seek assists they serve? worthy of a fiction! The great to meet today every citizen c of his business. The very by-day is expansion our buildings identical district section in team The arteries we nourishing this public utilities Eradicate the nitis" and assist pathetic atti for which you mendous probles Baby Chicks S.C. White Leghorns From our own carefully Hoganized Heavy-Laying Flocks — 1500 Breeding Hens—and Hatched in our own Incubators by experienced operators. Orders Are Open for April Chicks as Follows: April 4—1500 chicks April 22—500 chicks April 18—800 chicks April 27—2200 chicks Price $15 per 100 delivered to any part of Orange Co. Orders for 100 will receive same careful attention as orders for 1000. Chicks guaranteed to be satisfactory in every way. Visitors always welcome at our plant, located at Hansen Station, 6.1-2 miles west of Anaheim. Come and thoroughly inspect our birds. Established 1910. Superior Egg Farm HANSEN STATION Route 1, Box 153, Anaheim, Calif. Phone Anaheim 779-J2 Thrift in Shaving Requires an Auto Strop Razor Set 500 Shaves guaranteed from each dozen blades. We will lend you an Auto Strop Set for 30 days Free Trial. No deposit necessary. No obligation to buy: The Auto Strop Razor Set saves you time, temper and blades, and gives the greatest satisfaction to be had from a shaving device. The only razor in the world that strops, shaves and cleans without taking apart. If you live out of town and cannot get into our store, a post card will bring the Razor to you. Anaheim Pharmacy 144 W. Center St. Anaheim —We Give S. & H. Green Trading Stamps— Anaheim Pharmacy 144 W. Center St. Anaheim —We Give S. & H. Green Trading Stamps— EGG DYES For Easter MAKE EASTER HAPPY FOR THE KIDDIES A 5c PACKAGE COLORS A DOZEN EGGS Heying’s Pharmacy “ON THE CORNER” It Pleases Us to Please You ANAHEIM CALIFORNIA THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEAL ANAHEIM CALIFORNIA and Evelyn Degryse, Vera O'Rourke, Mesdames B. Voss, Herrington. Welcome M. Ward and H. K. Boyd. Mr. Mrs. S. Tucker, of E. Northat left few days ago for Sonora Hermisia and other points in Old Mexico. The trip is for pleasure and business. Mr. Tucker has large interests in Mexico. Mr. and Mrs. George L. Bell left on Thursday for a two weeks' stay in Arlington and Riverside. Mr. and Mrs. Bell are Spokane, Wash., people, but have been in Anaheim for the past several weeks and may decide to become permanent residents here. Comment By Others Expansion Vs. "Damnitis" (Financial Insurance News.) The arteries of life in every city are its public utilities. The interests of a municipality and the public utility serving it are identical. The municipality is master of the destiny of each of the utilities serving it, as well as of its own. The progress of the one is the upbuilding of the other—ideally this is so, but in the everyday run of affairs does it actually work out this way? Recently in Los Angeles there seems to have appeared an "Epidemic of Damnitis"—a disease with possibilities more deadly than influenza. This disease, when contracted by an individual or a group of individuals, in its most deadly form, brings in an uncontrollable fever of criticism—and for what purpose? It is a matter of common knowledge that whenever a public utility seeks justice in the interest of rendering good service to this great metropolis of ours, that the fever of Damnitis begins raging in our body politic! Why should the utilities be damned because they seek assistance from those whom they serve? Are not their problems worthy of a fair and same consideration? The greatest problem they have to meet today is the problem which every citizen creates by the expansion of his business or his social interests. The very byword of Los Angeles today is expansion. Look at our streets, our buildings—our ever growing residential district—every city in every section is teeming with its activities. The arteries which are feeding and nourishing this growth are its great public utilities. Eradicate the "Epidemic of Damnitis" and assist, at least with a sympathetic attitude, these utilities for which you yourself create a tremendous problem, by your own omnipotence. Orange-co city and he is anxious for the Co. Calif. Elks league to get busy in order to inject his organization into a regular league. ORANGE-CO ORANGES MAKE HIT IN EAST Orange-co oranges played a part in the national executive committee meeting of the American Farm Bureau federation in Chicago Feb. 17, 18 and 19. This information was contained in a letter received at the local farm bureau office thanking the organization for their thoughtfulness in shipping several boxes of oranges to Chicago in time to arrive before the meeting. One paragraph of the letter stated: "Your farm bureau was very much in the minds of the executive committee, as Dr. H. A. Walker, president of the California Farm Bureau federation, distributed once or three during each session, the wonderful products of your trees." POSSES SEEK TWO PAIRS OF BANDITS LOS ANGELES, March 25—Posses from two counties were out early today in search for two daring gangs of highwaymen who have been operating in Los Angeles and nearby cities. One posse, under Sheriff Walter Shay, left San Bernardino at 1:00 p.m. to run down two negro desperados, who in an encounter at Colton shortly after midnight, shot and seriously wounded Walter Cornelius of that city. The other posse consisted of Los Angeles police, and deputy sheriffs who thru the night, trailed four daring bandits who hold up officials and employees of the Boyle Manufacturing Co., 5100 Santa Fe ave., escaping with the payroll of $1500. GERMANS WILL FREE IMPRISONED YANKS MOSBACH, Germany, March 25—Carl Neuf and Franz Zimmer, American detectives serving prison sentences here for attempting to seize Grover Cleveland Bergdoll, American snacker, and whose release has been demanded by the U.S., probably will not serve their full terms, it was stated today. The Germans plan to free them as soon as it is possible to do so and at the same time "save Germany's face." It is intended to keep the... GERMANS WILL FREE IMPRISONED YANKS MOSBACH, Germany, March 25—Carl Neuf and Franz Zimmer, American detectives serving prison sentences here for attempting to seize Grover Cleveland Bergdoll, American slacker, and whose release has been demanded by the U.S., probably will not serve their full terms, it was stated today. The Germans plan to free them as soon as it is possible to do so and at the same time "save Germany's face." It is intended to keep the men in jail a reasonable time and then turn them loose, with the explanation that the Berlin government was going to do so anyway and that the American government's demand had nothing to do with it. SELLING BRICKS FOR SERVICEMEN'S HOME With 12 two-men teams composed of members of Santa Ana Post No. 131, American Legion, working today and four booths stationed on the streets of Santa Ana for the sale of souvenir bricks to develop funds for the erection of a home in Los Angeles for disabled soldiers, indications were that Santa Ana would do its full share in assisting in the movement. M.B. Wellington is in charge of the team organization. He will put others to work before the campaign is over. $40,000 INVOLVED IN BREA HOTEL SALE James Livesey has sold the Brea hotel property on Pomona-ave, Brea to Myrtle J. Shafer. The building improvements consist of store rooms on the ground floor and hotel and rooms-upstairs. The transaction involves around $40,000. It is reported. The property has a frontage of 100 feet on Pomona-ave, the main thorofare thrue the oil city. Livesey has owned the business block about three years. BRITISH FIRE UPON IRISH WORSHIPERS LONDON, March 25—One person was seriously wounded at Cork today when crown forces fired upon a crowd of worshipers as they were leaving churches after holy week devotions, according to an Exchange Telegraph dispatch from Cork. Witman, eyesight Specialist. If it's from Witman's, it's good! Job Printing at The Piaa Dealer. Try a Plan Dealer Want Ad— Try a Piaa Dealer Want A? COUNTY HARBOR IN SHIPPING MOVIES Orange-col harbor is to be brot forcibly to the attention of the government and shipping men through an of Santa Ana of an Army 140 WEST Here with a complete line to serve you. We have been in business months and have satisfied a chance to satisfy you. We have the largest assortment You can save money on every Army Canned G Vienna Sausage, 1 lb. 1 oz. can Roast Beef, 2 lb. can Apricots, 6 lb., 4 oz. can Pears: 6 lb., 4 oz. can Peaches, 6 lb., 4 oz. can Tomatoes with purée, 28 can, 2 for Alaska Pink Salmon, large can New and Recluse Breeches a Khaki Breeches, new Khaki Breeches, reclaim Toilets, Camp Kearney porcelain ready to set up—be sure COUNTY HARBOR IN SHIPPING MOVIES Orange-co harbor is to be brot foribly to the attention of the government and shipping men thru an educational motion picture being developed by the U.S. shipping board. That the harbor will be a part of the picture is due entirely to the efforts of E. E. Remaberg, of Santa Ana, brother-in-law of President Harding. The picture will also include industrial and agricultural views around Santa Ana. Mr. and Mrs. Remsborg and their daughter went to Washington for the inaugural ceremonies and since then have been visiting at Washington and elsewhere. Remsborg has been authorized by H. Laue, advertising manager of the shipping board, to have a moving picture of the harbor taken at the expense of the board. "America's Merchant Marine" is to be the name of the educational picture, which is being developed to give visible demonstration of the extent of the shipping in sections that will have influence in the development of the merchant marine. SANTA ANA ELKS TO SEEK LEAGUE TITLE The Santa Ana Elks team which stepped into the baseball limelight in Orange-co Sunday by trimming the San Juan Capistrano team by an overwhelming score, will cross bats with the A-Diamond Tailor team of Los Angeles Sunday on the Orange grounds. The Los Angeles team formerly played under the banner of Gene Murphy. Manager Hyde of the Elks team believes he has one of the best baseball outfits that ever represented an We Have Prepared Many Delicacies for Your Easter Dinner —Made them pure and wholesome as we always do. Our cakes, ples and pastries look good and you don't have to have a sweet-tooth to appreciate their delicious flavor. —Our customers say they are the best they can obtain. White Lily Bakery B. J. Dresser, Prop. 307 W. Center St., Anaheim Buy White Lily Bread at the Bakery or at Your Grocer. DEATH WINDSTORM March 25—Two instantly killed at Van non-ave when a 50-tree, blown down by wind, fell across the auto in which they can persuade the Chinese to change his clothes. They also claim the Chinese has a horse in a disapiated condition that he does not feed. No one who knows Fen seems to have any idea of his age. Some say he is between 90 and 100 and others say he is more than 100 years old. SEA IS SCOURED FOR MISSING BALOONISTS PENSACOLA, Flag, March 25—The naval air station announced at no clock this morning that no trace has been found of the missing baloon for which a fleet of scaplanes and paddle boats have been searching since Wednesday following the arrival of a pigeon at the station bearing a message that the balloon was being blown to sea off St. Andrew in Bay-co. OCCASIONALLY FORDS AND FORDSONS NEED REPAIRING We have a crew of expert mechanics who know every nut and washer in these machines. Nothing but genuine parts used. GEORGE DUNTON FORD & FORDSON PHONE 263 SALES & SERVICE ANAHEIM Army Surplus Property Store Santa Ana Announces the Opening of an Army Store in Anaheim at WEST CENTER STREET Santa Ana Announces the Opening of an Army Store in Anaheim at 20 WEST CENTER STREET with a complete line of new and reclaimed army goods and we are ready to you. have been in business at 418 West Fourth Street, Santa Ana, for eight and have satisfied our customers throughout Orange County. Give us the to satisfy you. save the largest assortment of army goods and sell at the lowest prices. Save money on every purchase here. Come and convince yourself. Army Canned Goods Sausage, 1 lb. 10 can ... 32 l-2c Beef, 2 lb. can ... 32 l-2c ts, 6 lb., 4 oz. can ... 75c 6 lb., 4 oz. can ... 80c es, 6 lb., 4 oz. can ... 65c Shoes for Work and Dress —We have just received a large shipment of genuine surplus army shoes. The variety includes durable work shoes and stylish comfortable shoes for dress wear. Made of solid leather. Black, tans and browns in all sizes and widths. Regular $8.00 and $10.00 values on sale at ... $5.95 shoes with purse, 28 oz. ... 25c Del Monte Sliced Pineapple, 20 oz. can ... 35c a Pink Salmon, ... 15c —Army Bacon, 12 lbs., first class bacon ... $2.60 and Reclaimed Khaki Breeches, O. D. Breeches and Long O.S. Trousers Breeches, new ... $2.75 O. D. Breeches, reclaimed $1.95 Breeches, reclaimed, 95c O. D. Trousers, new ... $5.00 Toilets, Complete $25.00 up Kearney porcelain Toilets in first class condition complete and to set up—be sure to get one at this very low price—$25.00. Toilets, Complete $25.00 up Kearney porcelain Toilets in first class condition complete and to set up—be sure to get one at this very low price—$25.00. Building Materials are going to build or remodel a house you can cut the cost considerusing some of these army materials—Big consignment just in. Panel pine $3.75 —Cast iron Kitchen Sinks $3.50 Screen $1.75 —Rubber Roofing Paper, 3 ply thickness, 108 sq. ft., per roll $1.75 good supply of miscellaneous electric supplies at very low prices. ALL - THREE STEEL ARMY COTS, First Class Condition - $3.95 REMEMBER THE NAME AND ADDRESS Army Surplus Property Store Center St. Nashheim 418 W. 4th St. Santa Ana