oc-plain-dealer 1921-05-27

PLEASANT SURPRISE FOR MISS FERGUSON PLACENTIA, May 27, (Spl.)—Miss Melba Ferguson was very pleasantly surprised on Monday evening by a group of young people at the home of Mrs. Brunsdan her grandmother, with whom she has been staying for a few months. Miss Ferguson had expected to stay here until the expiration of the school year and then return to her home in Modesto with her sister Ruth who is in high school here, but owing to the illness of her mother she was obliged to go sooner. Those enjoying the surprise were the Misses Melba Ferguson, Ruth Ferguson, Elsa Raffa Mary Henley, Mabel Ipsen, Margaret Key, Lucy Smith, Olive Shong, Freda Ipsen, Meadames Noll Waterman, Myrtle Warner, Addie Eberle, Messra Stanley Ipsen, William Key, Ross Warner, L. V. Steen Jr., Henry Solesbee, Clayton Landreth, Trigg Landreth, Bentley Farmer, Harry Brunsdon, Dale Moore and Mrs. Brunsdon. Mr. Cole of the Blideout Apts. was severely burned at the wells on Wednesday. His arms and hands received the brunt of the fire and are very badly burned indeed. His face, altho very painful will probably not be scarred. He was given first aid and then taken to the hospital. Mr. Cole says he has no idea how the fire started, but that he suddenly round himself in flames. Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Morehouse matured to Pasadena Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Scott are in San Diego attending the Bunker’s convention. The Prospectors (boys’ club) entered the H.C. l club with a grun-lob party woonie bake on Tuesday evening. The merry party went by truck to Balboa. First after arriving they enjoyed a wonderful boatride around the bay then back to Newport and a big camp fire on the beach when each and every one proceeded to make away with an many weenies as possible. Then the real sport of catching grunion started and all came home in the wee small hours tired and sleepy but happy and indo with the delicious grunion. Those having part in this enjoyable evening were Meadames Addie Eberle, Ollie Snail, Beryl Adam and Ross Warner, W. M. McColluch, Gifford Farrar; Misses Allee Key, Louise Key, Halen McCool, Mary Henley, Ruth Ferguson, Margaret Key, Freda Ipsen, Thelma Summers, Ruth Howarton, Elsa Raffe, Mabel Kelley, Mabel Ipsen, Jessie Salter and Miss Eason; Messra Geo Haffe Karl Kraft, Ross Warner, Gifford Farrar, Dale Moore, Trigg Landreth, Clayton Landeth, L. V. Steen Jr., John Sprague, Ice Kenney, George Key, Harry Brunsdon, Henry Solesbee, Stanley Ipsen, Bentley Farmer, W. McCulluch, and H. P. Gage. Misses Melba and Ruth Ferguson were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. E. Fuller on Monday Night. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pelts and daughter Geneva went gruplion hunting at Huntington Beach on Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Edwardson and family Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Edwardson and family were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. L. Hanssen Wednesday evening. Mrs. H. P. Gage spent Wednesday evening in Los Angeles. Mr. Lewis Edwardson entertained in honor of Mrs. C. L.Key on Wednesafternoon. The event was a surprise to Mrs. Key. Various games were en-joined by Mrs. C. L.Key, Mrs. W.L.Dickhout Mrs. L.H.Morehouse Mrs.Prod Pelts and Mrs. Chas.Koele. Dulielous refreshments of banana salad home-made cake and loed tea were served by the hostess assisted by Mrs.Plitz. Mrs. L.B.Dickhout spent Wednesday with her cousins, the Nagalys. Mrs.Rowe of Yorba Linda entertained the W.C.T.U.on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs.Preek of Long Beach were guests of Mr. and Mrs.Wm.Vogele on Tuesday. TEMPORARY SCHOOL BUILDING PLANNED In accordance with the decision on the part of the Santa Ana school board that it would be impossible next fall to accommodate the first two year high school classes of the Tustin and Garden Grove schools,Garden Grove plan the erection of temporary school buildings during the summer months. The present plan is to erect four rooms for the grammar grade students and these will be so arranged that the freshman class of the high school will have accommodations in the building,and if possible the U.S.GRABS ENTER BERGDOLL PHILADELPHIA,Park The entire property of the land Bergdoll,millionger was seized by the government here today Colonel Thomas W.property custodian of the States arrived in Philly personally made the selection of President Harvey der the authority of ther enemy act." Mrs.Emmia Bergdoll dieted with a fork to make a detailed report holdings of Grover Cleveland in Philadelphia which Bergdoll castle at 52nd field avenue would be by the allen property would be administered to Miller and Carroll several banks where funds are deposited and lar demands. An attachment on all her holdings in the Bing company plant was by Miller.All mortgage and the tenants in he will be served likewise nounced. BEACH OIL CITY COORY FIGHT An official witness to cases tried in the local courts,Earl R.Abbey among his friends as today named himself as a civil action which he perior court. Abbey has brought Mr. and Mrs.J.F.Taft,Calfi,tocmpel lot at Huntington Beach he paid an option of $1000.Abey alleges that was owned jointly by Sis his wife,and that on they agreed to sell them through their agent,T for the sum of $4000. According to the co-defendants confirmed writing and by wire to And it is alleged Abby Victor Records We have just received from the Victor Co. a shipment of standard records, some of which were ordered nearly two years ago. These are numbers that are desired by everyone for their collection. 12221—$50 Goldstein Behind the Barn, monologue, Mrs. Hasting Johnson at the Wedding, Bingham. 45183—$1.00 My Aile Countrie, Marathon Last Rose of Summer, Martin. 45929—$1.00 Ms. Nixon so Grab up in the Morning, Harry Lauder; Doughie, the Baker, Harry Lauder. 427—$1.25 That Tumbled Down Shack in Athlone, McCormack. 64099—$1.25 Macushla, McCormack. 64912—$1.25 Wilt-of-the-Wisp, Alma Gluck. 64181—$1.25 Mother Machree, McCormack. 24420—$1.75 Carry Me Back to Old Virginny, Gluck and chorus. 24563—$1.75 Ave Maria—Schubert—Violin, Helfetz. 16196—$50 Bing Ma to Sleep, Baker; O Promise Me, Robyn. AND MANY OTHERS BUILDING PLANNED In accordance with the decision on the part of the Santa Ana school board that it would be impossible best fall to accommodate the first two year high school classes of the Tustin and Garden Grove schools, Garden Grove plans the erection of temporary school buildings during the summer months. The present plan is to erect four rooms for the grammar grade students and these will be so arranged that the freshman class of the high school will have accommodations in the building, and if possible the sophomore class also. For the present the two upper classes will be taken care of in the Santa Ana high school as will those of Tustin, although it is thought the arrangement will gradually eliminate the out of town students as the break in the work of the four years will not be altogether advisable and probabilities are cash district will eventually have the full four-year course. In Tustin, the newly built primary building will be used for the freshman and sophomore classes of the high school. HUNTINGTON BEACH MAN WINS BATTERY J. E. Geddes, of Huntington Beach, holding No. 2948, won the Vesta battery given away at the Valencia Orange Show by West Bros., of the Auto Electric Maintenance Co., of Anaheim. Orange-co distributors, who claim many people were convinced during the show that the Vesta is the only battery that is really different from all other mikes—the only battery with the indestructible isolator that holds the plates apart, absolutely preventing the warping or buckling of plates which is the cause of 90 per cent of the battery trouble in other makes of batteries. West Bros. feel certain that many sales will be made from the convincing proof that the Vesta is different and that the Vesta is sold on an absolutely two year guarantee. The drawing took place from the stage of the show and was witnessed by the largest crowd present during the time the show was in progress. West Bros. expressed regret that there were so many disappointed by not receiving the battery. OFFER SCHOLARSHIP School superintendents have received from Dr. P. P. Claxon, chairman of the U.S. commission of education, a communication inviting high school students to compete in the National Essay contest sponsored by the highway transport education committee. The contest is open to any high school in the United States, and the winner in addition to the honor receives a prize of a four year course at any university he may select. The universally course is in the nature of an endowment made by Harvey S. Firestone of Akron, O., and was won last year by Miss Katherine Butterfield, a senior civil action which has been perior court. Abby has brought Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Taft, Calif., to compel the lot at Huntington Beach he paid an option of $10. Abby alleges that she was owned jointly by Sis his wife, and that on they agreed to sell them through their agent. To for the sum of $4,000. According to the co-defendants confirmed writing and by wire to And, it is alleged, Abby Talbert May 23, $3.99 sentencing the purchase price initial payment of $10 interest of 7 per cent. Abby asserts that they have declined to accept the property and threat the lot to another party this refusal on the park fendants to convey the claims that he has been the extent of $10,000. LUMBER DEALER PICNIC JUICE Fully 600 persons are attendent the seventh annual Association Lumber D.C., Calif., plans for which made by the Orange-co Dealer's club. Orange-co park will be of the affair and the date was named. All lumber d.c., will be the guest easlon, each city and south of Santa Barbara send representatives. COME IN AND HEAR— “Make Believe” and all other popular songs demonstrated by Howard L. Potter at Hammel’s Music Store 124 E. Center St. Phone 145 U.S. GRABS ENTIRE BERGDOLL ESTATE PHILADELPHIA, Pa., May 27.—The entire property of Grover Cleveland Bergdoll, millionaire draft dodger, was seized by the United States government here today. Colonel Thomas W. Miller, alien property custodian of the United States, arrived in Philadelphia and personally made the seizure by direction of President Harding and under the authority of the "trade with the enemy act." Mrs. Emma Bergdoll was immediately served with a formal demand to make a detailed report of all the holdings of Grover Cleveland Bergdoll and was notified that all of the estate of Grover Cleveland Bergdoll in Philadelphia, which included the Bergdoll castle at 52nd and Wynne-field avenue, would be taken over by the alien property custody and would be administered by that office. Miller and Carroll then went to several banks where Bergdoll funds are deposited and served similar demands. An attachment on all of the slacker's holdings in the Bergdoll or writing company plant was also made by Miller. All mortgages to Bergdoll and the tenants in his properties will be served likewise, Miller announced. BEACH OIL CITY LOT COURT FIGHT POINT An official witness to hundreds of cases tried in the local superior courts, Earl R. Abbey, better known among his friends as "Oil" Abbey, today named himself as plaintiff in a civil action which he filed in superior court. Abbey has brought suit against Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Spaulding of Taft, Calif., to compel them to sell a lot at Huntington Beach on which he paid an option of $100. Abbey alleges that the lot is, or was owned jointly by Spaulding and his wife, and that on May 7, last, they agreed to sell the lot to him through their agent, T. B. Talbert, for the sum of $4,000. According to the complaint, the defendants confirmed the sale in writing and by wire to their agent. And it is alleged Abby had been involved in a jury returned a verdict awarding $2,700 damages to H. E. Sleeper, husband of the plaintiff in the suit which was tried yesterday. Sleeper was not injured himself but sued to recover money paid for hospital treatments to physicians and others, incident to the injury to his wife. BEACH FIELD HELPS LOWER OIL PRICES Of prime interest to boosters of Orange-co is the assertion of prominent oil men that the lower prices of oil and gasoline will result largely from the tremendous volume that the Huntington Beach field is adding to the state's daily output of crude oil. According to advice reaching here today from Los Angeles, W. L. Andrews, representative there of the Standard Oil Co., stated, in support of his forecast that prices would—The Plain. CHairmen of a number of committees on arrangements have been named as follows: Master of ceremonies, H. A. Lake, Garden Grove; road posting, Elmer Bowers, Santa Ana; grounds and music, G. H. Chapman, Santa Ana; badges and publicity, O. H. Bark; distribution of badges Leonard Magill, La Habra; registration, E. G. Tingley, Tuxtin; auto park, A. Nelson, Buona Park, Jack Whitney, Huntington Beach, and E. E. Galines, Placentia; ball games and sports, Fred Crozier, Newport Beach; Ladies' Entertainment, Mrs. Fred Crozier, Newport Beach; Ladies' Get acquainted committee, Mrs. Leonard Magill, Mrs. Henry Adams, Mrs. Elmer Bowers. Members of the Orange county club, as hosts on the occasion, will furnish quantities of hot coffee with its accompaniment of Orange county sugar and cream. The basket dinner will be enjoyed at noon and the afternoon be devoted to sports and various other entertainment features. BROKEN LEG CASE WOMAN IS LOSER A jury in superior court returned a verdict in favor of the defendant in the civil action brought by Mrs. H. D. Sleeper against the Baillon Land and Water Co. Mrs. Sleeper sought $7,500 damages for a double fracture of her right leg, sustained in August, 1919, when she stepped from a launch operated by the company to the ladder leading to the deck of a torpedo boat anchored in Newport bay. INSIST that your grocer give you White Lily Bread Holland STAPEE AN 131 East Center We are going to make Saturday new: Pineapple 2½, any brand including Pineapple, 2 size, any brand, 6 cans Peaches, No. 2½ whole or sliced Pears, unpealed; No. 2½, 3 cans Peas, standard quality, 6 cans Corn, Standard quality, 6 cans Corn Extra quality, lizs or New Tomatoes, No. 2½ purée, 6 cans Soups; Campbell's, 6 cans Van Cups peek and beans; large Deviled meats; lay these cup for HAM,B Abbey has brought suit against Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Spauling of Taft, Calif., to compel them to sell a lot at Huntington Beach on which he paid an option of $100. Abbey alleges that the lot is, or was owned jointly by Spauling and his wife, and that on May 7, last, they agreed to sell the lot to him through their agent, T. B. Talbert, for the sum of $4,000. According to the complaint, the defendants confirmed the sale in writing and by wire to their agent. And, it is alleged, Abbey tendered to Talbert May 23, $3,912.27, representing the purchase price less the initial payment of $100 and plus interest of 7 per cent. Abbey asserts that the defendants have declined to accept payment for the property and threatened to sell the lot to another party. Because of this refusal on the part of the defendants to convey the property he claims that he has been injured to the extent of $10,000. LUMBER DEALERS PICNIC JUNE 11TH Fully 600 persons are expected to attend the seventh annual picnic of the Associated Lumber Dealers of So. Calif., plans for which have been made by the Orange-co Retail Lumber Dealers' club. Orange-co park will be the scene of the affair and the date of June 11 was named. All lumber dealers of So. Calif. will be the guests on the occasion, each city and community south of Santa Barbara planning to send representatives. INSIST that your grocer give you White Lily Bread This is the easiest way to stop Los Angeles Bread from coming into Anaheim. Ask for our pies, cakes and pastries. RYE BREAD FOR EVERYBODY • No shortage tomorrow. We have baked enough of our celebrated Rye Bread to supply everybody. DRESSERS WHITE LILY BAKERY 307 W. Center St., Anaheim — Buy White Lily Bread at the Bakery or at Your Grocer. For Sunday Dinner or the Picnic Lunch WE HAVE THE BEST MEATS FOR THE OCCASION. Prime cuts of inspected meats and a full line of prepared delicacies for the lunch basket. Closed All Day Monday, Decoration Day The Sanitary Market Shoe Polish After the rain: Shuwhite ...14c 2-in-1, White ...25c 2 for ...25c Ermino Paste ...25c Shinola ...10c White ...10c Washb Do not wash wash day find you new wash Silver Ki King Gl Brass Kin No. 1 New Potatoes Closed All Day Monday, Decoration Day The Sanitary Market L. A. MILLER, Proprietor 116 East Center Street Anaheim GattiMeat Co. Announce that their market is now open at 333 East Center St., Phone 538. It is our intention to conduct a first-class meat market; selling only the very best of meats at right prices. Come in and get your meats after the show. We'll be waiting for you. Your Trade Solicited Returned a vermages to H. the plaintiff tried yesterinjured him. money paid to physicians the injury to HELPS PRICES boosters of Orof prominent prices of oil latter prereaching here W. L. Anthere of the aid in support prices would—The Plain Dealer for Job Printing. May Deport Mexican Who Fought Deputies Steve may be taken by county authorities to deport Fernandez Rivas, a Mexican, who was found guilty in Santa Ana justice court of a battery charge preferred by Deputy Sheriff J. H. Deck. According to Justice Cox the Mexican is a dangerous character; Cox does not believe that Rivas should be turned loose. Judge Cox continued the pronouncing of judgment to June at which time it is understood the deportation of the Mexican will be considered. While working in Orange county park with a ball and chain tied to his feet Rivas became angered at Deptuy Sheriff Deck. Picking up the iron ball he threw it at Deck. When the chain straightened the apparatus of the ball jerked Rivas feet from under him. It is a fortunate registered letter these days; that gets through to life destination without being rifted by a robber. Holland & Holland STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES 131 East Center Street, Anaheim, Calif. We make Saturday the biggest grocery sale day Anaheim ever. CAN FRUIT DIVISION Any brand including Newmark, 6 cans ... $1.80 Large, any brand, 6 cans ... $1.20 2½, whole or sliced, 40 per cent syrup, 6 cans ... $1.50 Fed, No. 2½, 3 cans ... 75c CAN VEGETABLE DIVISION Fed quality, 6 cans ... 75c Fed quality, 6 cans ... 75c Quality, 1½ or Newmark's 6 cans ... $1.49 2½, purce, 6 cans ... 60c Ball's, 6 cans ... 70c Fed and beans, largest size ... 75c Fed, lay these up for the outing lunches, 12 cans ... 50c HAM, BACON AND LARDS CAN VEGETABLE DIVISION d quality, 6 cans ..... 75c d quality, 6 cans ..... 75c nality, 1 lbs or Newmark's 6 cans ..... $1.49 2½, purce, 6 cans ..... 60c mall's, 6 cans ..... 70c k and beans, largest size, 3 cans ..... 75c lay these up for the outing lunches, 12 cans ..... 50c HAM, BACON AND LARDS r Hams, per lb ..... 38c Picnic Hams, per lb. ..... 18c pax Bacon, per lb. ..... 33c ing your pail, 4 lbs. ..... 55c om Shortening, large size, each ..... $1.05 ortening, 4 lbs. 75c, 8 lbs. ..... $1.45 USEFUL HOUSEHOLD NECESSITIES Jams, 4 lbs. net, Berrys, Nach ..... $1.00 powder, Jams, 4 lbs. net, Fruits, Each ..... 90c buy two pounds, we give you a half pound free. Take your pick coffee, we have four graces that are the best we can buy. DEFENDABLE FOODS HERE CASH BEATS CREDIT country Gentlemen Corn 2 3c; Doz. $2.40; Case, $4.50. Washboards Do not wait until wash day — then find you need a new washboard. Silver King ...80c King Glass ...85e Brass King ...85c Bananas 2 Direct from Central America to Chaffee's Lbs. Firm, deep Lbs. 25c yellow, ripe Bananas 25c toes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 lbs. 50c Do not wait until wash day — then find you need a new washboard. Silver King ...80c King Glass ...85c Brass King ...85c 2 Direct from Central America to Chaffee's Lbs. Firm, deep Lbs. 25c yellow, ripe Bananas 25c 13 lbs. 50c Jack Frost Marshmellows We have just received two tons of delicious, freshly made Marshmallows. Use them in hot chocolate, in salads and roast them over the glow of an open picnic fire. (80 pieces) Pound ..... 29c Snowdrift Shortening 1 lb. ..... 21c 4 lb. ..... 80c 8 lb. ..... $1.55 highest market price at all times for Fresh Ranch Eggs. Big Bear Lake ence of our cusands who go to Big summer, we have two stores—One and the other at supply your food SOUP Campbell's, all kinds 10c El Rio Brand Asparagus Three quarter length, California grown and packed— 2 tins ..... 35c We Close All Day Monday, May 30th, Memorial Day. Purchase your food supply Saturday for Sunday and Monday. 127 West Center St. Anaheim