oc-plain-dealer 1921-06-27

LONDY, June 27, 1921 DELIGHTFUL WIENER ROAST Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Dierker gave delightful wiener roast at the pala Saturday evening to about 20 guests in honor of their house guests M. and Mrs. Edwin Breeson of Imrial valley and Mr. and Mrs. WalFinch of Fullerton who left Sunmorning for the mountains. Mr. and Mrs. Breeson were formerly of okomo, Ind., where the first autoobile was made. They have spent the winter at Imperial valley where they have large holdings. They will with Mrs. Dierker while Mr. Dierker is away. He leaves Wednesday with a party of Los Angeles lands for the High Sierra in the ern River country where he will end about three weeks. After his turn, with Mr. and Mrs. Greeson, he will spend some time at Long each. HOTEL VALENCIA GUESTS Guests at the Hotel Valencia yesterdy and Saturday included; Burr Wild, Bakerasheld; T. Koebler, San Digo; L. Alams, Santa Monica; Mrs. G. Jenson, Imperial Valley; Jack Harter, a Angeles; J. D. Ford, Los Angeles; rank McIntice, Pomona; Mrs. Koch, n. Diego; A. L. Davis, Fullerton; aude Benneth, Santa Ana; R. L. M. Los Angeles; H. Latimer, Ontario; Boyd, Salinas, Evelyn Nelson and J. H. Foster, Los Angeles; Mrs. Owen Irwin, Bakerfield; Mrs. E. H. Marsna, Tulare; Kenneth Cline, Fulton. ARPENTER-GRINDLEY NUPTIALS FRIDAY Miss Helen Carpenter and Mr. Donald Grindley surprised their any friends when they were likely married at the Presbyterian urch at Santa Ana by the Revngley Fridays afternoon. The bride the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. Carpenter and the groom is the of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Grindley, all known ranchers of Cypress. The happy couple left immediateafter the ceremony on a short neapnoon to Anaheim Landing, af- BANDITS WITH DIRKS HOLDUP L. A. MAN LOS ANGELES, June 27—Three bandits armed with dirks early today held up and robbed Rodolfo Garcia of 419 South Main-st at Arcadia and North Main-st. Garcia was relieved of more than $28 in cash. The men, described as Mexicans, stopped Garcia and pointed the dirks at his chest. As the points of the knives touched his chest Garcia raised his hands. After taking his money the bandits warned Garcia not to notify the police in less than an hour's time. LABOR BOARD CUTS WAGES OF RY. MEN CHICAGO, June 27—In an addenum to the sweeping decision No. 147, whereunder the United States railway labor board recently granted a 12 per cent wage slash to American railways, the board today slashed the pay of 27 classes of employees from 5 to 13 cents an hour, effective July 1. It is estimated that the new cuts will affect a saving of many millions of dollars annually to the railroads of the country. TWO INJURED WHEN FIREWORKS EXPLODE LOS ANGELES, June 27—A sudden explosion of powerful fireworks aboard the steamer Harry Luckenbach, at Los Angeles harbor today shortly before noon, seriously burnt one longshoreman, Ed Landan, of 341 First street, San Pedro, and slightly injured another, Axel Ide, of the same city. Engaged in unloading a portion of the 3800 ton cargo the ship brought from the Atlantic Coast to this port, the men had no knowledge that there were any explosives in the cargo. KING BILL UNDER FIRE SACRAMENTO, June 27—The King tax bill, which came perilously near defeat in the state legislature owing to the activities of corporation lobbyists, is now under direct fire from the corporations. Complaints against the law have been filed in the United States district court at Sacramento by the Southern Beaches and Santa Rosa railroads. City Br Mr. and Mrs. C. D. h ing a few days this w H. C. Ruich of Emily E. Center-st., E.Joton, H. Sanks of Pomebot of the Murphy lec Bear Saturday, returning. They reported did not catch a fish. Mrs. H. C. Ruich of spent Saturday and S Mr. and Mrs. W. Mrs. Bandy's mother, of Ontario Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. A.Ti appartments, Mr. and M K.J.Marks and daunted concocteSunday. Mr. and Mrs.U.S. ter, Miss Coy, and M spent Sunday afternoon. Miss Coy Annack Is Mrs.Ida Smith, of L. Mr. and Mrs.Bow apartments are movinthis week. Miss Agnes Millis, Roberts of Los An Long Beach Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.H. Douguis,Ariz., hawf from a few days v SATURDAY AT COMMUNI If the Communuother such day as be cleaned out, w day of Mrs.C.E. of the Community and Anaheim WelMrs.Phillips may appeal to citizens, closets, attics, wood houses for articleneed but which m to others. "Clothing, furnace are especiall Mrs.Phillips, whose those who could rejent to bring the station phone 1711 it will be called f CARPENTER-GRINDLEY NUPTIALS FRIDAY Miss Helen Carpenter and Mr. Donald Grindley surprised their any friends when they were likely married at the Presbyterian church at Santa Ana by the Rev. Angley Friday afternoon. The bride the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. Carpenter and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Grindley, well known ranchers of Cypress. The happy couple left immediate after the ceremony on a short paymoon to Andaheim Landing, after which they will be at home to their many friends at the Carpenter one southeast of Cypress. BACKS FAMILY CELEBRATION Mrs. F. A. Backs Sr., entertained her children and grandchildren with a luncheon Sunday evening in honor of her birthday. A most delicious luncheon was served with the birthday cake. The evening was sent in a social chat and music were 22 present. Y. M. C. A. BOYS IN CAMP Next week will see Orange-co Y. C. A. boys enter camp at Catalina and, where they will spend the following two weeks. Tuesday morning, R. R. Miller, creatory, in company with five of e boys will go to Camp Wilkie with e camp equipment in order to have in readiness for the arrival of the main body of campers who will go a island Thursday, June 30. MARRIAGE LICENSES Donald W. Grindley, 20, and Helv. V. Carpenter, 17, both of Ana-Im. WATER AVAILABLE UPON SWAN TRACT Water was available to the residents of the Swan tract today. It is coming from the Anaheim city parks following arrangements ordered by City Manager O. E. StewThe water was not flowing in the main and will not until a large is obtained from the R. R. Mission that such arrangement would not be regarded as permanent. It is available from one faucet be- the highway to which the Mexican colonists have access. Mrs. Frances K. Morri, American prietor of a candy stand on the set, who has led the fight for re-regards the arrangement as very satisfactory for temporary relief. Further arrangements depend upon what move will be made by the R. commission. ULE OUT DOCTOR'S STILLMAN TESTIMONY MONKERS, N. Y., June 27—Mrs. "Il" Potter Stillman today won greatest victory yet recorded in the 3800 ton cargo the ship brought from the Atlantic Coast to this port, the men had no knowledge that there were any explosives in the cargo. KING BILL UNDER FIRE SACRAMENTO, June 27. — The King tax bill, which came perilously near defeat in the state legislature owing to the activities of corporation lobbyists, is now under direct fire from the corporations. Complaints against the law have been filed in the United States district court at Sacramento by the Southern Pacific and Santa Fe railroads. The railroads claim that the legislature had no legal authority to fix a rate of taxation for steam roads different from that of electric roads. NEW DODGE TRUCK HERE Chas. Mann, Anaheim Dodge dealer, today has on his display floor one of the new Dodge Bros. 1 1-2 ton trucks. These come with bodies of several different types. The one received here has a stake body. The trucks are equipped with 36x6 cord tires in the rear. ANDERSONS IN AUTO WRECK Mr. and Mrs. N. Anderson had the misfortune of having been in a smash-up yesterday between Anaheim and Long Beach. The car was considerably damaged, and they were shaken up badly but not seriously injured. $400,000 FIRE HAMPTON BEACH, N. H., June 27. — Fire damage amounting to approximately $400,000 resulted in a conflagration that swept the business and residential district here today. AMERICAN DYE WORKS LOCATED IN SPENCER STORE The Anaheim branch of the American Dye Works is now open for business in the Spencer Paint Store, 166 W. Center-st. Bley and Small will have charge, with the former directing his entire time to the Anaheim branch, and Small to the Santa Ana branch. REALTY OFFICE CHANGES The J. T. Lyon Realty Co., which has been located at the Paficie Implement-bldg, has taken a lease on the location of the Elliott and Anderson Realty Co. in the Mitchell bldg. Elliott and Anderson have taken a lease on the store room formerly occupied by the Loomis Furniture Co. and will move in July 1, M. E. Beebe, insurance agency, and others will also have offices in this building. CHICHESTER S PILLS THE DIAMOND BRAND London Bridge Street, Dorchester Road, Dorchester Square, Dorchester Place, Dorchester Tower, Dorchester Station, Dorchester Park, Dorchester Village, Dorchester Town, Dorchester Village Station, Dorchester Village Railway, Dorchester Village Railway Station, Dorchester Village Railway Station, Dorchester Village Railway Station, Dorchester Village Railway Station, Dorchester Village Railway Station, Dorchester Village Railway Station, Dorchester Village Railway Station, Dorchester Village Railway Station, Dorchester Village Railway Station, Dorchester Village Railway Station, Dorchester Village Railway Station, Dorchester Village Railway Station, Dorchester Village Railway Station, Dorchester Village Railway Station, Dorchester Village Railway Station, Dorchester Village Railway Station, Dorchester Village Railway Station, Dorchester Village Railway Station, Dorchester Village Railway Station, Dorchester Village Railway Station, Dorchester Village Railway Station, Dorchester Village Railway Station, Dorchester Village Railway Station, Dorchester Village Railway Station, Dorchester Village Railway Station, Dorchester Village Railway Station, Dorchester Village Railway Station, Dorchester Village Railway Station, Dorchester Village Railway Station, Dorchester Village Railway Station, Dorchester Village Railway Station, Dorchester Village Railway Station, Dorchester Village Railway Station, Dorchester Village Railway Station, Dorchester Village Railway Station, Dorchester Village Railway Station, Dorchester Village Railway Station, Dorchester Village Railway Station, Some big bow made on the local when Anaheim's 2833 pins against South team which cream of No., the state champion ALL-SOUTH— Shaffer ... 16 Hopping ... 16 Boscovitch ... 23 Shap ... 17 Meeks ... 19 Total ... 92 ANAHEIM—Gordon ... 20 Konz ... 17 Heffron ... 16 Johnson ... 17 Goodwin ... 19 Total ... 92 ANAHEIM GIRL Miss Ellise raper in the office Realty Co., is take the summer term Cal. There are The school will Miss Goddicksen on Saturday. Cha- —The large larger quarte— —where we ULE OUT DOCTOR'S STILLMAN TESTIMONY ONKERS, N. Y., June 27.—Mrs. Potter Stillman today won greatest victory yet recorded in counter action against her husband's suit for divorce when all the limony on Guy Stillman's parent-by Dr. Hugh Russell, Buffalo copath, was ordered stricken from record by Referee Daniel J.ason. INNEY CRYER'S SECRETARY LOS ANGELES, June 27.—Mysery over the identity of the man to be appointed private secretary to Mayor-elect George C. Cryer—a position which is as confident as any in the entire administration, was dispelled today when it became known that the post has been ordered to H. H. Kinney. Kinney was formerly secretary of the state industrial accident commission. Dr. J.E. Waters DENTIST Anahiem Mullinix Bldg. 104 E. Center, Pac 391 DR. J.L. BEEBE Anahiem Amphasizing Surgery and Obstetrics 205-9-13-14, First National Bank ursa, I-4; T-1; Sunday by appointment Pacific $556-J Residence: 738 Lemon Street Pacific $558-M. J.W. UTTER PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Office Suite 201-202 First National Bank Bldg. Residence 156 S. Los Angeles St. Office Hours 9 to 9—1 to 4 and 7 to 8 Phones: Office $333J, Residence $333M TIPTON & CAILOR LAWYERS Notary in Office Rooms 203-204 First Nationale Bank Building Phone Pacific $85W THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA City Briefs Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Berger are spending a few days this week in Big Bear, H. C. Rulch of Emily-st., C. A. Clark of E. Center-st., E. Johnson of Fullerton, H. Sanks of Pomona and T. J. Abbot of the Murphy lease went to Big Bear Saturday, returning Sunday evening. They reported a good time but did not catch a fish. Mrs. H. C. Rulch of 810 W. Emily-st, spent Saturday and Sunday at Catalina Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Bandy visited Mrs. Bandy's mother, Mrs. N. E. Bandy of Ontario Sunday. Mrs. and Mrs. A. Timis of the Central apartments, Mr. and Mrs. Bushard, Mrs. K. J. Marks and daughter Miss Helen attended the concordia club picnic Sunday. Mrs. and Mrs. U. S. Amack and daughter Miss Coy, and Miss Nell Housley spent Sunday afternoon in Long Beach. Miss Coy Amack is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Ida Smith, of Long Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Bonne of the Manna apartments are moving to Santa Ana this week. Miss Agnes Millis and Mr. Irving Roberts of Los Angeles motored to Long Beach Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Morthland of Douglas, Ariz., have returned home from a few days visit with Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Beard of E. Santa Ana-st. They will move to Los Angeles this week. Means, Vernon and Cleva Mills motivated to Long Beach Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Adams spent Sunday in Glendale. Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Keubler, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Robertson and Misses Lille Ahern and Ida Hritshusen spent the day at Balcony Sunday. Mrs. A. T. Wilson of Ball-rd and Dale-ave; and her mother, Mrs. J. Drumm of Long Beach are visiting in Los Angeles for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. V. Cannon and family spend Sunday at Long Beach. Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Hunts, Mrs. Elwood Hunt of Rockwell, Ind., Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Caverly and Miss Evelyn Caverly spend Sunday at Catalina. Mrs. Margaret Strain and Miss Margaret Strain of Placentia will return tomorrow from their cottage at Laguna Beach where they have spent the week-end. Mr. William Key of Placentia will leave shortly for San Francisco. Mrs. Wm. Laveck of James-st., who has been serious ill with ptomaine poisoning is recovering. The Building Trades Council of Orge-co, will hold a meeting tonight at 211% E Fourth-st., it was announced today by C. Conele, local labor man. The meeting will be called to order at 9 o'clock and there will be a talk by Josiah "Daddy" Dale. There will also be a dance. W.T.Colville of Los Angeles driving an Overland car yesterday ran into a small Mexican boy on N.Los Angeles-st, near the sugar factory.The boy was in the middle of the street but instead of going on the opposite side or standing still he is said to have jumped in front of the car in his excitement.Mr.Colville reported that he applied the brakes but was unable to stop in time.The boy was taken to his home He was said to be injured seriously. Bill Hilling Monthlow was struck by a Ford driven by H.B.Young on N.Lemon-st.late Saturdays evening,sustaining a broken leg. Mr. and Mrs.J.A.Rcher,and daughter,Fay,were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs.H.J.Fay Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.George Sloop and family left Monday morning to spend two weeks in Big Bear. 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Chircpractic Palmer Method Hours: 10—12am.m. 2—5 p.m. Tues., Thurs., Sat., 7 to 8 p.m. Room 5,Casson Bldg. J.C.Osner,M.D.,D.D.S. Physician and Surgeon EYE,FAR,NOSE THROAT Oral Surgery,Glasses Fitted Suite 1,Central Bldg,Anaheim Pacific Phone 387 Dr.GuyL.Kay Physician and Surgeon BIG SCORES MADE IN PRACTICE GAME Some big bowling scores were made on the local alleys last night when Anaheim's best team piled up 2833 pins against 2919 by the All-South team which is shortly to meet the cream of No. Calif. bowlers for the state championship. The score: ALL-SOUTH— Shaeffer ... 165 206 189 560 Hopping ... 167 166 203 536 Boscovitch ... 234 189 159 582 Shap ... 178 212 221 611 Meeks ... 194 243 193 630 Total ... 938 1016 965 2919 ANAHEIM— Gordon ... 201 199 204 604 Konz ... 171 205 181 567 Heffron ... 163 160 176 499 Johnson ... 175 181 210 566 Goodwin ... 198 208 201 607 Total ... 908 953 972 2833 ANAHEIM GIRL STUDIES LAW Miss Ellise Goddicksen, stenographer in the office of the Orange-co-Realty Co., is taking a law course at the summer term of the Univ. of So. Cal. There are 1750 in attendance. The school will last six weeks yet. Miss Goddicksen is in the office here on Saturday. Change of Location The large increase in business has made it necessary to move to larger quarters and we have moved from 139 S. Los Angeles St. to 252 North Los Angeles St. where we will take care of all Paige service and general automobile repairing. Torres & Terry Tow Car Service Phone 713 252 North Los Angeles St. —where we will take care of all Paige service and general automobile repairing. Torres & Terry Tow Car Service Phone 713 Just Arrived DODGE BROTHERS 1 1-2 Ton Truck Something New Come in and look it over CHAS. H. MANN Dodge Brothers Dealer ANAHEIM No. Los Angeles St. Phone 43 P.C.GORALL Successor to Anaheim Garage and Machine Shop GENERAL MACHINE WORK Ice Machinery and Refrigerating Engines. 226 S. Los Angeles St. Phone 271 See California’s Greatest Spectacle at Burbank, July 2-3-4 July 2 Sky Carnival—350 Planes — Rodeo — 500 Riders—$10,000 Prizes—Dempsey-Carpentier Fight Returns—Electrical Parade—200 Floats—La Fiesta and Street Dancing. July 3 “Building of an Empire”—5000 Actors — Stupendous Production — Historical Pageant — Community Singing—Chorus 5000 Voices—“Visualized Version of the Bible”—First Showing Magnificent Film on 6 Screens. July 3 "Building of an Empire"—5000 Actors—Stupendous Production—Historical Pageant — Community Singing—Chorus 5000 Voices—"Visualized Version of the Bible"—First Showing Magnificent Film on 6 Screens. July 4 Review Army—Navy Encampment on Grounds — Rodeo Grand Finals—$10,-000 Prize Awards — Western Contestants Reviewed in Arena — Independence Safe-and-Sane Celebration — Madri Gras — Street Carnival — Confetti. GRAND STAND SEATS FOR 25,000 200 Acres in Grounds Tent City Accommodating 10,000 FREE CAMPING GROUND FOR AUTO PARTIES Every Provision Made for Your Comfort SPEND YOUR HOLIDAYS AT BURBANK All Roads Signed Follow the Stars Semi-Annual Clearance from the standpoint of value giving the most important merchandising event we have held in years Saturday the Final Day Falkenstein’s aheim California