oc-plain-dealer 1921-06-11

Society: Clubs: Lodges: Churches O. E. S. 500 CLUB ENTERTAINED The Eastern Star 500 club was entertained yesterday afternoon by Mrs. C. E. Chamberlain at the home of Mrs. C. E. Douglass on Broad-st. The house was decorated with large pink roses and daltry refreshments were served. The afternoon was spent in playing 500 and the following ladies won the prizes: Mrs. W. P. Quarton, first; Mrs. Metcalf, second, and Mrs. Harbeson, third. Those present were Mesdames Metcalf, Chamberlain, Douglass, H. J. Schulte, Lyberger, Harbeson, J. A. Clayes, and W. P. Quarton. HIGH SCHOOL A CLASS MEETS The A Class of the high school enjoyed a picnic at Balboa Beach last evening. Almost fifty of the high school students were present. The evening was spent in games, after enjoying the lunch. Those accompanying the students were Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Clayes, Mrs. Griggs, Dr. and Mrs. Denning, Mrs. John Cook, Miss Vinship and Hatkins; Mr. Yungman and Mr. Soster. HOTEL VALENCIA GUESTS Guests at Hotel Valencia yesterday included: R. F. Foard, Los Angeles; S. Chinn, Los Angeles; L. K. Davis, Los Angeles; L. A. Chemwith, Los Angeles; Mrs. G. E. Otis, Oak-ever; A. B. Klein, N. Y.; J. Salvman, Jersey City; J. C. Jenkins, Los Angeles; R. Mulligan, Los Angeles; C. C. Thompson, Los Angeles; J. B. Barnes, Pomona. PACKING HOUSE VISITORS Visitors at the Anaheim Orange and Lemon Ass'n yesterday included: Mr. and Mrs. Bob Boyee, N. Y.; Mr. and Mrs.. H. B. Scott, Clinton, Ia.; Miss Isabel Scott, Clinton, Ia.; Jerome Westfall and wife, Orange. ENTERTAIN S. S. CLASS The Sunday school class of Mr. Paul Taggart spent a most enjoyable time last evening at the latter's home at 710 Zeyn-st. The evening was spent in music, games and social chat after which Mrs. Taggart served daimity and delicious refreshments. The house was prettily decorated with red carnations. GUESTS AT DANCING PARTY Mrs. C. L. Head and daughter, Gladys, were the guests last evening of Mrs. C. W. Fisher and daughter, Miss Fern, of Ocean-ave. Long Beach, who entertained with a delightful dancing party for some of the younger set of Long Beach and Hollywood. POSTPONE CLUB MEETING The meeting of the Golden West club which was to have been held yesterday, was postponed until next Friday when it will meet at the home of Mrs. Jean Adams. "A Thousand to One," featuring Hobart Bosworth, will be the principal attraction at the Fairryland tonight: It is a typical Jack London-Bosworth sort of picture, and will add another star to the crown of Bosworth among the fans of this popular actor. "One Man in a Million," starring George Beban, will be seen at the Grand tonight and tomorrow night. OLIVE RECIPE BOOK ISSUED The Calif., Olive Assn., has just issued a Calif., Ripe Olive Receipt Book in an edition of a hundred thousand. The recipes have been prepared and tested in the laboratories of the university by Misses Orabel Chilton and Maud D. Evans of the Southern Branch and articles are included by Professors Jaffa and Bioletti, on the food value and history of the ripe olive. Calorific values are worked out for each recipe and a supplementary list of balanced Mrs. E. Knight is very ill. The Junior held at the high Lo'd Rolls. W.A.Ross wisterday. Mr. and Mr.ed the gradu na yesterday. Mr.J.P.S.st has for b end her mot Mr.M.D.Mr.M.D.Mr.M.D.Mr.M.D.Mr.M.D.Mr.M.D.Mr.M.D.Mr.M.D.Mr.M.D.Mr.M.D.Mr.M.D.Mr.M.D.Mr.M.D.Mr.M.D.Mr.M.D.Mr.M.D.Mr.M.D.Mr.M.D.Mr.M.D.Mr.M.D.Mr.M.D.Mr.M.D.Mr.M.D.Mr.M.D.Mr.M.D.Mr.M.D. Mr.L.Vie with his m Mr.Barnes ahelm and mother,hil Mrs.N.tract had her father A few drops of Bassick Graphite Penetrating Oil on fouled spark plugs will work wonders—eat right through the dirt. And the protecting film of dry graphite it leaves will keep the plug from foul-ing so quickly again. Use Bassick Graphite Penetrating Oil to clean rusty wire wheels, to fix up squeaky springs, to loosen "frozen" bolts and nuts, and for a hundred other things around the home and garage. Get a pint can today. If the results aren't satisfactory, come right back and get your money without any argument. Reputable dealers everywhere handle Bassick Graphite Penetrating Oil. Dealers may obtain their supply from Price $1.00 For Pint Can Distributors: Almite High Pressure Labrestic Systres, Bassick Graphite Penetrating Oil, Bassick Lubricant and Gas-co-lator. ALMITE LUBRICATOR COMPANY Distributors. 1138 S. Figueron St., Los Angeles For Sale by All Dealers OLIVE RECIPE BOOK ISSUED The Calif. Olive Assn. has just issued a Calif. Ripe Olive Receipt Book in an edition of a hundred thousand. The recipes have been prepared and tested in the laboratories of the university by Misses Orabel Chilton and Maud D. Evans of the Southern Branch and articles are included by Professors Jaffa and Bioletti, on the food value and history of the ripe olive. Calorific values are worked out for each recipe and a supplementary list of balanced menus add value to the work. BIG LOADS BREAK PAVING IN CANYON Owing probably to heavy traffic in hauling of hay, a number of bad breaks have occurred in the Santa Ana canyon road in the last week or ten days. This road, one of the last pieces of pavement laid in the county, until recently held up well. On nearly all of the road there is a first-class sub-base, and the sub-base has not been subjected to the seepage that has caused a good deal of damage to sub-masses of roads in the lowlands. According to word received here from Corona, the canyon road has been subjected to heavier traffic recently than it has for several months. Tremendous loads of hay are being hauled from interior points. Nearly every hay truck drags a trailer also heavily loaded. Some of the trucking is being done at night. The holes that have been broken in the pavement at some places are a menace to automobile travellers. They are described at "straight drop" holes. Get your money back if PUENTE GASOLINE isn't the BEST you ever used. California's highest grade for 25 years. Exclusive distributors for Orange county, Orange County Motor Service Co., Junction No, Lemon and State Highway, Anaheim, Cal.—Adv. It’s from Witman’s, It’s Good! ntating at the Plain Dealer. Prest-O-Lite SERVICE STATION Perhaps we can repair that old battery so that it will give many more weeks of service. We can repair all makes of batteries and do it right. We would be glad to test your battery—we don't care what make you have. Prest-O-Lite SERVICE STATION Perhaps we can repair that old battery so that it will give many more weeks of service. We can repair all makes of batteries and do it right. We would be glad to test your battery—we don't care what make you have. ROBERT V. JENSEN "My Experience at Your Service" Carburetor & Ignition Works 242 E. Center St. Phone 168-W Anaheim The Orange County Oil Co. Are the Owners and Sole Distributors of AEROPLANE GASOLINE and hold the registered Trade-Mark thereof L. W. BAGOTT President and General Manager THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA City Briefs Mrs. E. Kneel of 214 N. Clandina-st. is very ill. The Junior Senior reception will be held at the high school next Friday. Lord Rolls, Everett Parks and Mrs. W. A. Ross went to Los Angeles yesterday. Mr. and Mr. Frank Sidener attended the graduating exercises in Gardena yesterday. Mr. J. P. Sebastian of 212 E. South-st. has for her guest over the week end, her mother, Mrs. Holland. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Kestenholz, Sr., and Mr. and Mrs. Kestenholz, Jr., are in Los Angeles today. Mrs. F. Stuchberry of San Bernardino is spending a few days with Mrs. L. W. Baggot of County-rd. The local lumber yards have closed today for the picnic of the lumbermen of So Cal, being held at the Orange-co. Park. Mr. E. H. Adams of 319 S. Clau-dina-st. had for her guests today Mrs. Luille Boyd and her son Ferril, of Long Beach. The little son of Mrs. Norm Crowley of 525 W. Center-st who has been seriously ill with the measles the last week is improving. Mr. and C. H. West and family and Mr. and Mrs. F. G. West and family will spend tomorrow at Brookhurst with Mr. and Mrs. G. L. West. The little daughters of Mrs. Bon Kosky, Mildred and Elizabeth, who have been ill with the measles, are now so far improved as to be able to play about. Miss Jane Cobalt, of Pasadena, who has been the guest of Mrs. C. E. Chamberlain of Pythias-st., for several days left today for her home in Pasadena. G. M. Simpson received word today that Wm. Reed, 79 father of Mrs. Simpson and pioneer of Brown-co. So Dak, had died June 3, Mrs. Simpson left last week for his bedside. Mr. Lyle Barnes of Minnesota is here with his mother, Mrs., F. J. Barnes, Mr. Barnes expects to remain in Anaheim and make his home with his mother, his family will follow later. Mrs. N. C. Hefner of Golden State tract had for her guests yesterday her father, Mr. Emil Schnepp, of Sanity, with wide entrance, and a channel 16 feet deep at low tide extending three miles up the bay. The water is 20 feet deep in the turning basin at the upper end of the channel. On both sides of the channel are valuable frontages built up from marsh land. A separate channel, already completed, branches off from the first. It has a depth of 10 feet at low tide, extending to the big tuna cannery, wholesale fish market and other industrial slits. The inner harbor, yet to be developed, extends inland to within a short distance of Santa Ana, reached by the main line of the Santa Fe railway from Los Angeles to San Diego. Santa Ana, a thriving city of 18,000, is the county seat of Orange county. CHILDREN'S PROGRAM AT SALEM SUNDAY The following Children's Dap program will be given at Saem Evangelical church Sunday: Prelude; song by congregation; devotions; song,"Crown Him," by choir; "Welcome," Phyl Zimmerman; "Trust His Forever," Grace Mauerhan; song,"Growing Up for Jesus," primary department; "A Rainy Sunday," Mildred all Clarence Mauerhan; "The Sunbeams," The Sunbeam class; son, by chair; "Mend Your Nets." Elmer Hill, George Ellies, Lyle Kraeber, Clarice Lotze; "The Garden Beautiful" junior girls; son,"Jesus Loves Me." Beginners; "Roses for Children's Day," Thelama Zimmerman; "Th Voyage," Clarence Mauerhan, Cloy Conner, Wallace Link, Albert Ramm; song,"Just for You and Me", Primary Department; "Come Unto Me," Esther Zahl; "Lost," Faye Starry; "Happy Little Comrades," Primary and Junior Girls; duet, Alb Pannier and Theresa Siewert; "Je Pecious Secret," Ruby Stanley; recitation, Willard Zahl; song,"orthy the Lamb," choir; Pastor's alk; song,"Hall Him King," choir;"Good-bye to Children's Day," Margaret Schneider; Missionary oring. A Want Ad in the Min Dealer will bring results. If it's from Witman It's good! BUY IMPERIAL-CO LAND Through negotiations just completed, William F. Lutz and Henry Mersons of Santa Ana have extended the land holdings in the Imeprial valley to 1200 acres near Brawley. The former owner of this tract: E. H. Connable, of San Diego, an relinquishing his title to it he acquired 695 acres near Winchester San Diego county, owned by the Santa Ana men. PUENTE GASOLINE (64 Gravity) For 35 years California's high quality. To be had no where else Orange county, Orange County Mo Service Co., junction No. Lemon a State Highway, Anaheim, Cal.-Adv ISSUED n. has just live Receipt a hundred have been prelaboratories misses Orbel wans of the articles are Jaffa and value and hislorific valeach recipe of balanced work. AK CANYON heavy traffic member of bad in the Santa the last week e last pieces county, unall. On nearly a first-class base has not seepage that of damage to the lowlands. received here von road has her traffic reseveral months, hay are ber points. ruck drags a ded. is being done been broken some places are like travellers. at "straight k if PUENTE EST you ever nest grade for distributors for County Motor No. Lemon and m. Cal.—Adv. n's. It's Good! Plain Dealer. te give many We would you have. G. M. Simpson received word today that Wm. Reed, 79, father of Mrs. Simpson and pioneer of Brown-co. So, Dak. had died June 3, Mrs. Simpson left last week for his bedside. Mr. Lyle Barnes of Minnesota is here with his mother, Mrs., F. J. Barnes. Mr. Barnes expects to remain in Anaheim and make his home with his mother, his family will follow later. Mrs. N. C. Heffner of Golden State tract had for her guests yesterday her father, Emil-Schnepp, of San Diego, and her brothers, also of San Diego. They spent a very pleasant evening with Mrs. Heffner. Mrs. Harry Jayne is the champion angler of Olive-st. On an afternoon's outing off Newport with Mr. Jayne, sons, Robert and Stuart, Mr. and Mrs. Neff and son, Carl, Mrs. Jayne caught 20 of a total of 75 barracuda pulled in by the party while trolling. None of the fish weighed less than four pounds. Among those from Anaheim who attended Occidental commencement today were Mr. and Mrs. A.C. Pearson, whose son Charles, graduates; Mr. and Mrs. A. Nagle, whose son Kenneth graduated; Mrs. T.L. Grimshaw and Miss Alice Grimshaw, Miss Ruth Coons and Messra. Arthur and Rector Coons, and Edwin Beebe. Mr. A.M. McDuell, with children is leaving on Monday for Los Angeles where they expect to remain several months at the home of her sister, Mrs.J.A.McCahill. Mr. and Mrs.McCahill will leave shortly for the east to visit friends at Pittsburg and during their absence Mrs.McDuell will care for their home in Los Angeles. During Mrs.McDuell's absence her home here will be painted and renovated. PURCHASES BEAUTY SHOP Mrs. Edith Taylor, who for the last five months has been the proprietor of the Anaheim Corset Shop at 215 W. Center-st., has purchased Milady's Beauty Parlor, at the same address and will manage it in the future in connection with the corset shop. She has secured the services of Miss B.Newberry of Los Angeles, formerly of Chicago, who will have charge of the beauty work, being an expert in scalp and facial treatments, hair dyeing and all work of this nature. Mrs.Taylor has made many friends during her residence here, and her success in the new enterprise is assured. MAGAZINE BOOSTS ORANGE-CO HARBOR Orange county harbor at Newport Beach is given prominence with a picture and short story in the June issue of The Earth, published monthly by the Atchison, Topeka and San-to Fe railway company in the interest of the territory served by the company's lines in thirteen states of the great Southwest. The picture shows pleasure craft on the bay. Here is the article on the harbor; "One of the most valuable resour- and Theresa Slewert; The Pecious Secret." Ruby Stanley; recitation, Willard Zahl; song," orothy the Lamb," choir; Pastor's ilk; song," Hall Him King," choir"Good-bye to Children's Day," Margaret Schneider; Missionary oring. A Want Ad in the Min Dealer will bring results. If it's from WitmanIt's good! PUENTE GASOLINE (64 Gravity) For 35 years California's high quality. To be had no where else Orange county, Orange County Mo Service Co., junction No. Lemon State Highway, Anaheim, Cal.-Adv. PUEEN GASO California's At last we have secured what we have been highest gile (64 Gravity) for over 35 years...come and get your money back./ We are there On open our business here we selected Ve ange Coty because they were the best to be We he purchased three carloads of oils their game. We succled in building a wonderful business justly four efforts in taking away our best Their uir methods would not have induced high staird of quality. To tell the truth weral mos, as it has been a mixture of Oklah much reced in gravity. OUR TRADE MUSIand for s reason we have replaced it with PUENTE MAGAZINE BOOSTS ORANGE CO HARBOR Orange county harbor at Newport Beach is given prominence with a pleurea and short story in the June issue of The Earth, published monthly by the Atchison, Topeka and San- to Fe railway company in the interest of the territory served by the company's lines in thirteen states of the great Southwest. The picture shows pleasure craft on the bay. Here is the article on the harbor; "One of the most valuable resources of Orange county, always noted for oil, oranges, walnuts, sugar beets, beans, etc., is its harbor, now being developed into a commercial shipping port under a $790,000 bond issue. The first harbor unit, at the town of Newport Beach, is nearing completion, and by fall will be a rePhone 326-W "The RETREAT" A Modern Home Specializing in the Care of Obstetrical Cases Gertrude A. Lawrence 1107 Lincoln Graduate Nurse Anaheim Mrs. Anna McKim Maternity Cottage 615 E. Center St., Anaheim Phone 149-M Dr. G. W. Closson Veterinarian Special attention paid Dogs and Cows. Phone 288J—128 W. Adele St. Anaheim 242 W. Center St. Phone 317 Anaheim Feed & Fuel Company Hay, Grain, Seeds, Poultry Supplies, Fertilizers, Wood, Coal, Sprays and Insecticides. Public Weigat Masters, 15-ton Scales Anaheim, California Their air methods would not have induced high stardard of quality. To tell the truth weeral mos, as it has been a mixture of Oklahoma much reced in gravity. OUR TRADE MUSIC and for's reason we have replaced it with PUENTE CALIFORNIA'S HIGH Now, order to keep us from reducing the price and palor and in storage with them, they WE GOING TO ACCEPT IT, APEX A 100t pure Pennsylvania product to be lubricated the Ventura Refining Co. We pay 30c puart. Why pay 30c and 35c at all Oange Co Service VALENTINE & JUNON NORTH LEMON STREET AN ANAHEIM WRESTLER GIVES GOOD SHOW The second set of matches was pulled off last night at the Anaheim Athletic club. To the disappointment of all those present, Strangler Neison who has been suffering with a cold, was unable to grapple with Turk Lagini, of Los Angeles. Double Wristlock Al of Anaheim substituted for Nelson in an exhibition for 15 minutes; no decision. It was a well played game, however, and deserving of a draw, if a decision had been rendered. The main boxing event of the evening was a four-round match between Ray Neal of San Diego and Jack Brady of Los Angeles. Brady weighed 180 pounds, or 15 pounds more than Neal. Neal, using superior tactics, revived himself from a bum start in the first, and brot the decision down to a draw. It was a slugging match, with little or no science. Paddy Dillon, one of the southern favorites, sparred a four round exhibition match. Paddy is always welcome when a real fight is wanted. Kid Moon of Santa Ana mixed with Roy Neal of San Diego for a four round draw. Both boys worked hard but did not succeed in landing any very heavy punches. A draw was all that either of them earned. Mickey Farrel and Kid Fredricks of Delhi wrestled a four round boxing match. These fellows have pushed leather at each other in times gone by, and neither has learned to hit. Kid Fredericks has a stiff-board style. Mickey took all the Delhi protege had with a smile. Mickey seemed to have no ambition to hit. It took no particular mental effort on the part of the referee to see that the fight was a draw. A West Ad in the Plain Dealer Will Bring Results. —Witman, Eyesight Specialist. Learn the Latest Steps in Waltzes, Fox Trots and One Steps. RUSSELL & BRASHEAR Modern Dance Studio, the most beautiful ball room in Orange County. Private and Class Lessons: 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Special attention to children in spring, ballet and toe dancing. If you can walk we will guarantee you can learn to dance. Call and see us. Lady and Gentleman Instructors at your service. Pressell’s Hall Corner Clementine and Center Anaheim PUENTE GASOLINE California's Highest Grade What we have been after for months—Puente Gasoline, California's for over 35 years. Try it! If it isn't the best gasoline you ever used back./ We are the sole distributors for Orange County. We selected Ventura products and pioneered them in Northern Orwere the best to be obtained. The carloads of oils for which we paid cash in advance in order to obtain a wonderful business for Ventura, but this company treated us very un-ing away our best customers in Orange and Fullerton. Did not have induced us to change if Ventura had maintained its former To tell the truth we haven't received any pure Ventura gasoline for sev-a mixture of Oklahoma and California grades, yellow in color, dirty and TRADE MUST HAVE THE BEST replaced it with PUENTE GASOLINE TRADE MUST HAVE THE BEST replaced it with QUENTE GASOLINE CALIFORNIA'S HIGHEST GRADE FOR 35 YEARS. from reducing the price of the 1500 gallons of Ventura oil which is bought with them, they offer us our money back with 7 per cent interest. ACCEPT IT, because we are replacing it with PEX OIL Ventura product to be sold at the same price to consumers as the blended refining Co. We have a few drums of Ventura Oil on hand at 25c and 30c and 35c at all other dealers? The County Motor Service Company VALENTINE & ASHENFELTER, Props. MOTION STREET AND STATE HIGHWAY, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA