oc-plain-dealer 1921-08-01

PAGE FOUR CALIF. TRADEMARK ACT IS EFFECTIVE The new California trademark act, which prohibits the misuse of lug boxes used in the fruit growing and canning industry is now effective. Canners assert that the misappropriation of these boxes, which cost from 30 cents to 40 cents each, has brought about losses of thousands of dollars every year. An investigator for the Canners League of California recently found a crew of Chinamen operating in a large basement in the San Francisco produce district, their method being to pick up canners' lug boxes wherever possible, plane off the names stenciled on the ends and sides and sell the boxes as new. All over the produce markets and in all the growing districts of the state for years lug boxes have been used for purposes other than intended, and many peddlers, junk dealers, etc., have made large, illegitimate profits thereby. Under the new law, owners of lug boxes can register with the county clerk the wording or design stencilled on the boxes, and publish notice of registration once each week for three weeks in a newspaper. Having given this formal notice to the public covering ownership of the boxes, the burden of proof rests on the possessor of the boxes as to his right to have them or use them for any purpose other than that permitted in writing by the owner. It is also unlawful for any person to deface such boxes or to remove the marks. A contract which passes between a fruit grower and a canner gives written permission to the grower to use the canner's box, but only for the handling of the canner's fruit from the orchard to the packing house. Under the act, according to the interpretation of leading attorneys, peace officers have the right, without special warrant, to arrest any person who has possession of these boxes without written permission of the owner in the same manner that peace officers can arrest a violator of the traffic laws or other criminal acts, without special warrant. Aside from a penalty of 50 cents per box for each box misappropriation, the law provides for prison terms for offenders who traffic in these boxes. In addition to lug boxes, the law also covers other containers used by manufacturers or producers in any line, provided paper registration is made. BEGIN SUGAR MAKING CAMPAIGN THIS WEEK The eleventh campaign at the big factory of the Holly Sugar Corp. at Huntington Beach will open Wednesday or Thursday, and is expected to continue until about the first of October. C. A. Johnson, general manager of the Holly sugar factories in the west, states that while the acreage about Huntington Beach is below normal the yield will be good, considering the climatic conditions. The labor conditions, Mr. Johnson says, are satisfactory. Lock Up! It is the season of the year for which most of us work 50 weeks. Vacationists Headquarters KERN CYCLE COMPANY FISHING TACKLE SPORTING GOODS VACUUM BOTTLES FLASH LIGHTS LET US MAKE OTHER SUGGESTIONS Before you start on your summer vacation or week-end recreation, see Kern Cycle o. 140 W. Center St. Phone 58 AND ONE OF THE TIRES HART MILL GOOD GOOD There are so many little accessories the camping trip. We have the NENNO "EVERYTHING" 145 So. Los Angeles St. BRIGHTEN UP YOUR CAR PROBST PAINTS AUTOS FOR PARTICULAR FORCES FOR YOUR VACATION Just a Few Timely Suggestions FIRST—A KODAK In an Eastman Kodak you know you get pictures really satisfying. AND THEN A STANLEY-FERROST BOTTLE (It Will Not Break) Keeps them cold or keeps them warm things up— BRIGHTEN UP YOUR CAR PROBST PAINTS AUTOS FOR PARTICULAR PEOPLE Your Vacation Will Be More Enjoyable J. P. Probst AUTO PAINTING NICKELING AND ENAMELING Phone 527-W-113-115 Adela St. LET US DO YOUR BAKING Women who know GOOD BREAD will realize that it's a waters of time and money and energy to bake now; for they know well enough that they cannot equal OUR Bread, Cakes and Pies and Pastries; home products of highest quality; that our products are not even competitive with products made out of town and lack real quality. Always insist on Dressers White Lily Bread Kenney, P. H. Lakeman & Renner Mansparker Grocery Co. East Side Grocery Co. O. K. Produce Anaheim Produce Payne, G. O. Other Grocery Pine Groc. and Market Grocery Mary Groc. Lange's Grocery Misenheimer Oil Station Buena Park and Co.-rd La Rue, H., Cypress Golden, J., Buena Park Stein, Huppe & Hax, Fullerton M. Antone Bros. Valonso R. Zamorripa Grocery Brea Co-operative Store, Brea Forker, E. D., Yorba Linda Williams, R., Olinda Magnus & Pressman, Olinda Velasco, J. F., Yorba Taggarts', Atwood Bilbra Grocery, Alwood RESTAURANTS Knipp's Cafeteria Oyster Loaf Valencia Grill Fairyland Inn Auto Lunch Palm Cafe Happy's James' B. R. Fisch Liberty B. & B. Lee Cox' Yorba Brea LuSanta F. Fuller Bill's CaAnaheim THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM; CALIFORNIA SEARCH FOR GIRL HELD AS PRISONER LOS ANGELES, Aug. 1 — Deputy sheriffs today began search for Susan Blykoznysky, 14, who disappeared from her home in Hawthorne July 27 and who was reported as being held a prisoner in a room in Los Angeles. One man was arrested in connection with the investigation, but released when he proved that he knew nothing of the girl's whereabouts. Anaheim Has Calif. Help Yourself Store The California Help Yourself store is successor to Dunham & Knipe, having purchased the grocery business at 249 E. Center-st. They will enlarge the stock and plan other changes. Mrs. Robinson, a pastry expert, will demonstrate every day next week with Alpine milk and the new firm is inviting all housewives to call and taste her preparations. Brother of Anaheim Man Wins Trophy Frank M. Bungay, of the Liberty Garage, is a brother of Robert H. Bungay who yesterday was awarded the American Trapshooting Assn. trophy at the Vernon Gun club's third registered shoot. The shoot was at 100 targets in four events of 25 birds each. Bungay smashed over 78 before he missed one. In the last event he missed two. KEEPS COOL WHILE BANDITS ROB STORE NEW YORK, Aug. 1 — When bandits invaded the flower store of F. H. Nall, the latter was very cool. They locked him in the ice box. NAME THREE MEN L. A. JUDGES LOS ANGELES, Aug. 1 — Governor William D. Stephens today announced the appointment of Thomas Toland of Los Angeles, Victor R. McLucas of Santa Monica and Edwin F. Hahn of Pasadena to the three Los Angeles-co superior court judgeships created by an act of the last legislature. AGED MOTORIST INJURED Thos. Overstreet, 79, of Beaumont, suffered injuries to his face and hands when a sedan in which he was riding with Melvin E. Blake and four women of Beaumont was hit by a stage two miles southwest of Santa Ana about 8 a.m. Sunday. 15 DAYS FOR VAGRANCY Ben Hix was declared a vagrant in the court of Judge Howard this morning, and was sentenced to 15 days in the county jail. P. W. Slayden was arraigned on the charge of having turned in the middle of the street, and was fined 45. Many a man comes to his death because his long suffering stomach eventually rebels against his abuse of it. A Want Ad in the Plain Dealer will Bring Results. PICTURES BY NOTED ARTISTS AT LAGUNA Featured by the work of some of the nicat noted painters in America, the annual exhibition of the Laguna Beach Art association has opened at the association art gallery, Laguna. The work of hanging the canvasses was completed this morning and when the doors opened, the gallery was jammed with an eager and admiring throng of art lovers. It was announced today that the "popularity contest," which proved such an attractive feature this year, will be repeated this summer. Each person entering the gallery is entitled to one vote as to which picture he thinks the best. This year's contest will close in three weeks. It was further announced that simultaneously the artists themselves, by means of a jury of three, would decide upon which pictures they consider the best. Lagunans are now interested as to whether the artists' view will coincide with that of the public. While visitors to the gallery will have but one choice each, the artists' jury will have three, it was stated. Hanson Puthuff is represented in the present showing two canvasses. Conway Griffith has a desert sunset picture, showing the early-risen moon. Miss Anna Hills, R. Clarkson Colenian and F. W. Cuprien LOCK UP THE OFFICE AND THE HOME; FORGET CARES; GET OUT OF THE HOUSE—LET THESE BUSINESS FIRMS HELP YOU REALLY CAN'T ENJOY THAT VACATION without Proper Equipment For Your Automobile AND ONE OF THE FIRST THOUGHTS: RES {HARTFORD MILLER GOODYEAR GOODRICH} We Have Them! All Sizes! Buy a Spare! so many little accessories that will add to the pleasures of your trip. We have them all. Don't cost much either. NENNO & BOCK "EVERYTHING FOR THE AUTO" Los Angeles St. Phone 464 YOU WILL ENJOY YOUR VACATION MORE IF YOU FIND cool nooks, sheltered from the oppressing sun, communion with the sighing breezes, the whispering rant flowers and the singing birds or to the ever delicately in a Ford. A FORD WILL TAKE YOU THERE AND BACK—LESS TROUBLE—LESS EXPENSE HALF THE CARS YOU SEE ARE THE call of the open road will be louder and answer delightfully in a Ford. GEORGE DUNTON FORD AND FORDSON SALES AND SERVICE Phone 263 OUR VACATION New Timothy Suggestions T—A KODAK. Kodak you know you will really satisfying. AND THEN LEY-FERROSTAT BOTTLE (Will Not Break) cold or keeps them warm. Thermos Bottles, too. times when a little heat to warm things up— MEN AND YOUNG MEN Be Prepared to More Thoroughly Enjoy Your Vacation Palm Beach Suits Hiking Suits Cool Hats and Caps and Proper Baggage A lady diner here received that restaurants Oyster Loaf — discour Be Prepared to More Thoroughly Enjoy Your Vacation Palm Beach Suits Hiking Suits Cool Hats and Caps and Proper Baggage THE KIND WE HAVE STAND THE WEAR Anything you need for your vacation trip you will find in our line. F. A. Yungbluth The Home of Hart Schaffner & Marx "BY ALL MEANS GET A FIT" YOU CAN'T ENJOY Your Vacation WITH A CAR THAT IS NOT SPIC AND SPAN Upholstering and Top is half the appearance. You'll be surprised how little it costs to have the new top and upholstering — and done right, too. Get a Pair of Wind Deflectors — Wind Wings, Too. Now is the time to get and enjoy a Tonneau Windshield. EARL FARRIS AUTO TOPS 226 So. Los Angeles St. Phone 668 Let U Cut out the w you clean. An You You don't have and send the di You Wo The Following Grocers Will Serve You R., Olinda & Pressman, J. F., Yorba Atwood rocery, Atwood STAURANTS Cafeteria Grill Inn Casper's Annaheim Sanatorium Happy's Quick Lunch James' Place R. Flschle Liberty Grill B., & B. Cafe, Placentia Lee Cox's Cafe, Yorba Linda Brea Lunch Room, Brea Santa Fe Cafeteria, Fullerton Bill's Cafe, Anaheim S BY NOTED S AT LAGUNA by the work of some of painters in America, exhibition of the Laguna association has opened at art gallery, Laguna. hanging the canvases this morning and years opened, the gallery with an eager and addent art lovers. announced today that the contest," which proved active feature this year, tied this summer. Each ing the gallery is entute as to which picture the contest will close in would further announcenously the artists' means of a jury decide upon which picvisor the best. are well-known painters who have pictures on display. One canvas that aroused much fovorable comment was a portrait, by Joseph Kleitsch, Chicago, of Mrs. Irene Evans, of Laguna. W. A. Griffith, of Santa Ana, president of the art association, is represented by a portrait, "The Writer." Miss Anne Robinson, of Trabuco canyon, is showing a pretty landscape, with Saddleback in the distance. Two pictures are being shown by Alexander Many, of Washington, D.C., who is one of the newcomers at Laguna, but regarded as among the best. Last year he won an award at the Corcoran galleries, Washington. There are about 60 canvasses in the exhibition. Mr. and Mrs. William Wendt, nationally prominent artists, at Laguna, are packing a large number of pictures for shipment to Chicago, where they will hold a two-day exhi­bition at the Art Institute in Sep­ten­ber. DIVORCE ACTION ON FILE The first divorce complaint filed under the new law making such suita­pen to the public was on file in the county clerk's office today. The action was brought by Miguel M. Moya against Candida R. Moya. S. M. Davis is attorney for the plaintiff. The couple were married in Pasadena May 15, 1912 and separated in August, 1919. There are no children. Moya is seeking a divorce on the ground of desertion. "Sham," a Paramount picture, starrring Ethel Clayton, will be seen again tonight at the Fairryland. There will also be a Pathe News and Monte Bando comedy. The "Sunny South Minstrels" will be seen at the Grand tonight with their own band. There are comedians and funny-joke men, black as old black Joe. His brothers maybe. BUENA PARK MAN PNEUMONIA VICTIM BUENA PARK, Aug 1—Harvey Fred Hartman died at his home on Grand-ave. Sunday afternoon of pneumonia. He was born in Toledo, Ohio, 39 years ago, and came to this community from Pasadena, 14 years ago. He leaves a widow and four chil­dren. Funeral services will be held from the chapel of Barks and Terry, N. Lemon-st., Anaholm, Tuesday at 10 a.m. Burial will be at Mountain View cemetery, Pasadena. PREPARE AGAINST THIEVES The Auto Club of So. Cal. has start­ed a new system whereby each member of the club will give the office a description of their car. C. C. Phillips, local manager, says this will enable the club in case the car is stolen to give a full description of it, so thieves had better beware. It’s Vacation Time SARES; GET OUT INTO THE OPEN! VACATION TIME IS HERE S FIRMS HELP YOU PREPARE. VACATION MORE IF YOU RIDE IN A Ford UNIVERSAL CAR from the oppressing sun — going into trees, the whispering trees, the fragbirds or to the ever delightful beaches. TAKE YOU THERE AND DOUBLE—LESS EXPENSE YOU SEE ARE FORDS will be louder and answered more fully in a FORD. E DUNTON AND FORDSON AND SERVICE Anaheim ENJOY YOUR VACATION ON A Motorcycle The Most Economical Motor Vehicle There Is OR A BICYCLE WE HAVE THEM And All Accessories Motorcycle and Bicycle Repair Work a Specialty. OXY-WELDING AND BRAZING W. H. BOON MOTORCYCLES Phone 379-J 147 South Los Angeles Street OYSTER LOAF Pleads Guilty Is Your car fit FOR THAT VACATION Look at the other fellow’s then at yours THEN— Talk to Us About Painting Your Car LOAF Pleads Guilty diner here recently assertthat restaurants — like the Oyster Loaf — discouraged matriry. the Oyster Loaf are such delightful ments, efficient and pleasant service delicious foods, appetizingly prepared new housewives can successfully com- Try them yourself these hot days We'll accept your judgment. Oyster Loaf FOR THAT VACATION Look at the other fellow's then at yours THEN— Talk to Us About Painting Your Car You Can Depend on Having a Job to Your Satisfaction. Willets Bros. South Los Angeles and Elm Streets AUTOMOBILE PAINTING Let Us Wash For You Cut out the worry and fuss of weekly wash day. Let us keep you clean. And when you get on Your vacation You don't have to carry loaded trunks. Just take a few clothes and send the dirty ones to us regularly by Parcel Post. You'll find our service Wonderfully prompt and efficient. Anaheim Laundry Company Phone 18