oc-plain-dealer 1921-05-24

City Briefs Ms Bradie Costello spent Sunday in Angeles. Mr. Walter Knox and Mr. Harry were here in Los Angeles yesterday. and Mrs. P. A. Wilcox took in at Los Angeles Saturday night. r and Mrs. J. D. Behrens left this morning over the Santa Fe for Chatham, Ill. H. De Rhodes was a visitor at the neim. Orange and Lemon Ass'n. day. Ms Frances Backs of 225 N. Clauest modified to Los Angeles Mon-eventing. K. C. Yorker of Los Angeles Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Jer of Sunkist-save. Mora Crawley has for her guest week her mother Mrs. Fannie enner de Santa Maria. Wilburn Pike of Pecondido spent day with Miss Martin of Escondido is visiting Anaheim. and Mrs. Hugh Bell and their s and family had a delightful cat Long Beach last week. D. Connor of Lincoln ave and daughter Miss Victoria Conner are on Angeles today on a shopping Murdock of Oswassa, Michigan, Sunday with her sister-in-law, Robert Wilson of 121 W. Chestand Mrs. Harry Grawly of Eagle City, visited Mr. and Mrs. Hugh and family last week and took a Orange show. Walter Thompson of Riveraide her-daughter Mrs. Beasle Glass of Albna were the guests of Mrs. O. Gilor of 120 W. Cypress-st. Maud Heffner of Los Angeles ending the week with her brother-sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. L. Finner of 205 Philadelphia-st. and Mrs. Dean Hasson of 322 se-st, spent Sunday at the home r. Louis Lemke of Placentia, Mr. e is a brother of Mrs. Hasson, and Mrs. E. T. Caverry, Mr. and H. Hunt and Mrs. Elwood Hunt diana were guests on Sunday at one of Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Seger verside. and Mrs. Roy Chote have sold beautiful hoire at 509 N. Clau-est They have not yet decided they will move to but this week meet with a serious accident last week when she aggrimed her knee.The doctor's reports that it will be several weeks before she will be able to resume her duties. Mr. and Ms. J., L.Abbot have sold their beautiful home on 215 N. Clau-dina-st, and are moving to Fullerton, Mr. Abbot has been in Fullerton since January, Mr. ad Mrs. Abbot will reside at 212 N. Broadway, Fullerton. Mrs. Ivan Lease of S. Los Angeles-at, who has been visiting her mother, Mrs. Stuchberry in San Bernardino returned to her home this morning. Mrs. Georgia Sherill of Los Angeles spent the week end with her sister, Mrs. Grace Halladay of 125 W. Walnut-st. PLAN MEASURING SOCIABLE The Junior Society of the Evangelical church will have a measuring sociable on Friday evening at 7:30.All are most cordially invited.Refreshments will be served in the latter part of the evening and a very short program will also be given. ATTENDS HEARING ON S.P.RATE PLEA County Purchasing Agent F. W.Slabaugh today was in Los Angeles to attend the hearing of an application of the So.Pacific railroad before the state railroad commission for an increase in oil rates. According to Dr. Slabaugh, the railroad company is seeking to eliminate the road oil rate which is 6-1-2 cents a hundredweight and the fuel oil rate, which is 10-1-2 cents a hundredweight.In lieu of these two classifications it would apply the liquid asphalt rate on both grades of oil from Los Angeles to Santa Ana 15 cents a hundred-weight. Dr. Slabaugh and Supervisor S. H.Finley attended a preliminary conference in Los Angeles last Friday, when numerous purchasing agents sought to formulate plans for opposing the proposed increase. Anahelm Post No. 72, American Legion Dance, every Tuesday, Presell's JUST THE Rain must be over. Night sessions in Los vorce courts now. Chiropractors hold m Trinity auditorium, Los urday night. Thief steals lingerie, v Mrs. J.H.Meyers, 1843 Angels. Salvation Army now envelopes asking for do Angeles.Way below que Mrs.Edna C.Cudahy,P.Cudahy appointed get children. They're recounting law vote thinking that something wrong. Body of Marlon GloueL A.alligator farm, wrest in Calvary cemetery. Parade, 12,000 Long students parade June $1,$000 school bond is Two men nabbed as all return stolen goods.from Long Beach jail. Puzzled.Los Angeles hear that county came Don't know what to do. Studies L.A.courts.of Sweden, getting an eye spill it to home folks. Sailors start to row.Cutter overturns They and ride on street car. C.H.Randall, former wants to be prohibition agent in Pacific division.Twenty-one disabled be sent from Sawtelle boo on Ind.government hostHollywood has new pot.The standing.joke.The balance is standing.in the Dark last night? The course.Edison Electric hap near Big Creek.Ca on honeymoon.Miss Leod and Capt.Aronld A.She was society editorEnterprise. Back from Agriculture committee at Sacrament Powell, manager Calligr Growers' Exchange. City Attorney J.H.How dena back from Sacramene been advocating hydro-water projects to legislatureCoroner's inquest today of Randal Kent, 75,Civ Los Angeles - Anaheim Passenger Service Discontinued —Owing to lack of patronage, it is found necessary to discontinue the Los Angeles-Anaheim passenger service operated by this company. —Last car will leave terminals May 31st, and service will be withdrawn on and after June 1st, 1921. —For the convenience of our patrons in this district, agencies will be maintained as in the past and our representatives will be prepared to handle any and all transportation matters,—the sale of tickets, checking baggage, etc., direct from here to local and transcontinental points beyond Los Angeles. Southern Pacific Lines S. F. WILLARD, Agent. Phone 123 Anaheim, Calif. No More Washdays! A whole corps of laundresses—all of them punctual and thorough—await your bidding here at our laundry. No bickering, no waiting for a wash-woman who never shows up, punctual collection and punctual delivery, modern methods and sanitary surroundings, your things immaculately finished—that's the service you get when these capable laun-dresses of ours do your washing. Telephone today and our driver will call. Send it to the Laundry ANAHEIM LAUNDRY CO. Phone 18 JUST THE GIST Rain must be over. Night sessions in Los Angeles divorce courts now. Chiropractors hold mass meeting at Trinity auditorium, Los Angeles, Saturday night. Thief steals lingerie, value $500, from Mrs. J. H. Meyers, 1843 Shatto-st, Los Angeles. Salvation Army now sending souls envelopes asking for donations in Los Angeles. Way below quote. Mrs. Edna C. Cudahy, widow of John P. Cudahy, appointed guardian of her children. They're recounting Homona's blue law vote thinking that there may be something wrong. Body of Marion Gloul, 20, guide at L. A. alligator farm, will be laid to rest in Calvary cemetery. Parade, 12,000 Long Beach school students parade June 8 for proposed $1,500,000 school bond issue. Two men nabbed as silk shirt thieves return stolen goods. Are released from Long Beach jail. Puzzled. Los Angeles supervisors hear that county cemetery is filled. Don't know what to do now. Studies L. A. courts. Nils Berglund of Sweden, getting an eyeful so he can spill it to home folks. Sallors start to row in heavy sea. Cutter overturns. They swim ashore and ride on street car. Long Beach. C. H. Randall, former congressman, wants to be prohibition enforcement agent in Pacific division. Twenty-one disabled veterans will be sent from Sawtelle hospital to Marion, Ind., government hospitals. Hollywood has new police ambulance The standing joke, the old tin ambulance is standing in the junk yard. Dark last night? The lights, of course. Edison Electric Co., had a mishap near Big Creek. Cable busted. On honeymoon. Miss Virna MacLeod and Capt. Aronld Shutter, U. S., A. She was society editor on Riverside Enterprise. Back from Agricultural Legislative committee at Sacramento, G. Harold Powell, manager California Fruit Growers' Exchange. City Attorney J. H. Howard of Pasadena back from Sacramento where he's been advocating hydro-electric and water projects to legislature. Coroner's inquest today over death of Randal Kent, 78, Civil War veteran. PROMINENT L. A. MEN TO VISIT SANTA ANA With three prominent business men of Los Angeles sheduled for addresses, arrangements were being completed today for a big dinner meeting in Santa Ana Friday evening under the auspices of the Santa Ana C. of C. Sylvester Weaver, president of the Los Angeles C. of C.; Maynard McFlee, vice president of the chamber, and Marius de Brabant, assistant general manager of the Los Angeles and Salt Lake railroad and chairman of the ocean transportation committee of the United States C. of C., are the men who will deliver addresses. They have just returned from the convention of the oriental trade division of the national foreign trades organization. MORE INTEREST IN GAME THAN ARREST SACRAMENTO, May 24. — Roy Gardner, California mail robber, arrested at Roseville, near here at midnight last night, showed far more interest today in the fast that his arrest broke up a poker game than in anything else. "You should have seen that game-keeper's face when they arrested me," Gardner commented. He was arrested while playing poker. "It was the funniest thing I've seen since I left Los Angeles. "I was dealing the cards when they stuck the gun in my face and I kept right on dealing, but I thought the fellow who was runnin' the game was goin' to pass out." Gardner's sudden arrest, after he had eluded a posse for day, came as a surprise to local police. Gardner was brought here from Roseville early today. "What's your name?" Detective Sergeant Maley asked him. "Gardner," was the reply. "What's your first name," he was asked. "Roy," came the answer. "Oh, yes, I've heard about you in the papers," commented the officer. Whereupon Gardner began telling about the poker game. Man and Woman Hurt DANCING WITH FEET RETURNS CHICAGO, May 24—They're dancing with their feet this summer. The pendulum of dance is slowly toddling back to the old-fashioned steps according to Chicago authorities. "Let's be done with wiggle and wobble," is the slogan which the dancing matters borrowed from the battle cry of the republicans during the last campaign." Display of affection before the wide world on a dance floor isn't being done this season. The 1921 summer girl Avoid Embarassment by purchasing your corsets, hose and dainty under garments at an exclusive ladies shop. You also procure the services of an expert corset fitter. Our lines are complete and you will certainly appreciate their excellence and beauty. Hole Proof Hosiery, extra stretch top. All colors, per pair ... $1.65 Anaheim Corset Shop MRS. E. TAYLOB, Prop. 15 W. Center St. Anaheim, Cal. Man and Woman Hurt When Auto Turns Over X-ray examinations made at the Community hospital at Santa Ana show that both Mr. and Mrs. Ray Walker of Huntington Beach, who were hurt in an automobile accident last evening, sustained injuries that are almost identical. Both are being treated for fractures of the pervis, bruises and minor lacerations. The accident occurred at San Juan Capistrano. According to Walker who was driving he saw a tandem ride on the highway and made a quick turn to one side so that he might avoid it. His car skidded on the wet pavement and turned over in a ditch beside the road. Mrs. Walker was pinched under the machine. Walker was thrown clear. WIDOW DENIES PLOT LOS ANGELES, May 24 — Mrs. Edna R. Newman of Ocean Park, widow of the famous Colorado sportsman-millionaire, Colonel Geo. Newman, reiterated today her denial that she entered "into a plot with the family chauffeur to woo and wet the aged husband," whose fortune had won at his death. F. King Joslyn, a Riverside drug-girl, is the man who made the charges in a Denver court. He is a half-brother of the late Turfiman. Mrs. Newman and Joslyn are engaged in a lawsuit over the estate. It is all because "peeved" when she voided a power of attorney she had given him and with which "he got one-fifth of my rightful estate," she asserted. STEAL FORD SEAT CUSHION Mrs. C. R. John, of Cypress, would like to know who swiped the front seat cushion to her Ford. When she came out of the orange show the other night it was raining. She found someone had been molesting her car. The front seat was on the ground beside the car. Since it was wet, she placed the laprobe over it and journeyed home, happy that no more damage had been done. She thought it lacked the resiliency of the new seat which had been in her new car and the next morning she found it was an old wornout affair. Recently the entire kit of tools was stolen from her car. HOTEL VALENCIA GUESTS Guests at Hotel Valencia venter... other night it was raining. She found someone had been molesting her car. The front seat was on the ground beside the car. Since it was wet, she placed the laprobe over it and journeyed home, happy that no more damage had been done. She thought it lacked the resiliency of the new seat which had been in her new car and the next morning she found it was an old wornout affair. Recently the entire kit of tools was stolen from her car. HOTEL VALENCIA GUESTS Guests at Hotel Valencia yesterday included: John C. Kingston, Los Angeles; Ernest L. Johnson, San Jose; C. H. Brown, San Jose; V. O. Buckles, San Bernardino; E. C. Marilave, Berkeley; George Van Bushirk, Los Angeles; L. A. Christopher, Riverside; M. Helton, Bakerfield; H. G. Marks, San Francisco; Charles King, Los Angeles; R. A. Warren, Los Angeles; W. S. Stebbins, Los Angeles; T. J. Hicks, Los Angeles; H. F. Mire, Los Angeles; H. Harrington, Englewood; E. H. Galloway, Los Angeles; F. H. Bronson, Los Angeles. DENY DEBARRMENT RUMORS CORK, Ireland, May 24—Denial was made today of the rumors to the effect that the American unit for relief in Ireland had been debarred from extending aid to the Irish by order of the Crown forces. The exact contrary prevails. Members of the unit have been given permits by General Strickland, commander of the Cork area to go anywhere, even the martial law area, say those in authority. ANAHEIM PLAYS FULLERTON The girls' baseball team of the Anaheim high school will play Fullerton here tomorrow afternoon, Miss Day, coach, announced today. ATTEND LAUNDRYMEN'S MEETING G, M. and George Theodore left today to attend the annual convention of the Cal. Laundrymen's Assn., which convenes at San Jose May 27 to 29. BUILDING PERMITS H. S. Carver, residence 35x48, garage 12x16, n Helenast, between Char-tres and Cypress-sts., cost $4500. —If It's from Witman's, It's Good! Try Plain Dealer Want Ads. RETURNS they're dancing amore! once is slowly old-fashioned ago authorities. jiggle and wobsh the dancing the battle cry the last camefore the wide dont being done summer girl is a "touch-me-not" on the pavilion, at least. One does not express one's love by hudding closer as the music grows louder. "Say it with a corsage boquet or wait until you get home," is the edict that has gone forth. PLANS UNDER WAY FOR SUMMER SEASON SEAL BEACH, May 24.—The Anahelfi band will be engaged to fur- nish twelve Sunday concerts this year in Seal Beach. The matter has been taken up by the Chamber of Commerce which is heading the list with $100 towards paying for the cost of the band. Another important item under concidation by the chamber is the bathing parade, which will be held on July 17. This year the professional element will be eliminated and amateur entries only will be received. Full particulars will be announced later. walk a mile for a Camel easure is worth it. There's no subor Camel quality and that mild, Camel blend. allow who smokes Camels, wants for a Camel measure is worth it. There's no subor Camel quality and that mild, Camel blend. allow who smokes Camels, wants That's because Camels have a ess, a fragrance and a mildness you in another cigarette. et anyone tell you that any other at any price is so good as Camels. ur own taste be the judge. Try yourself. A few smooth, refreshing you'd walk a mile for a Camel, too. camel R.J. REYNOLDS Tobacco Co. Winston-Salem, N.C. first Two Days California Valencia ORANGE SHOW Will Close Tomorrow Wednesday, May 25th at 10:30 p.m. WILL CLOSE TOMORROW Wednesday, May 25th at 10:30 p.m. The Amusement Committee has gone to great trouble and to present new artists each evening. Green's Marigold Chicago orchestra will remain to the end of the engage- ATCH FOR ORCHESTRA CONCERT THROUGH TONIGHT, 7 O'CLOCK. Programs daily—3:00 to 5:00 p.m. and 7:30 to 10:00. Amusements and new stunts arranged for tonight. tomorrow, May 25th Position will close with a grand "lark" to which all the Orange county are invited—JOY WILL REIGN E. All and come early; the tent will be crowded. WATCH THE Fountain and See the Nymphs Splash, then stay Shower of Orange and the Sensational Windup.