oc-plain-dealer 1922-04-03

APPLEBY ENTHUSED BY MILTON'S WIN The staffs of James E. Appleby here and in Santa Ana, are exhibiting today over the third victory yesterday of Tommy Milton in his Durant Special. Milton's first victory on the Los Angeles Speedway did not count, because the race being less than half run was called off on account of rain, but the showing made by the Durant was all the more brilliant, on account of the condition of the track. Milton, facing nine of the greatest drivers in the world, all of them on their toes to wrest back the laurels he twice had wrung from them, rode away with an easy victory in the 50-mile special, beating his nearest competitor by about two miles and establishing a new world's record for the distance. He also won one of the four 25-mile heats. The Durant showed the same easy superiority to other cars that it displayed before, and its balance at the record-breaking speed maintained was the marvel of the big crowd. All of the Durant cars, said Appleby, have these same qualities of endurance, balance and ease on tires, because they all are constructed on the same general plan. City Briefs Miss Beverly Smith was the guest of her parents over the week-end. H. H. Moore and Walter Knox were both visitors in Los Angeles over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Bowen, Leroy Bowen and Raymond Knox made a motor party which went to Mt. Baldy Saturday, leaving about 9 o'clock in the morning. They hiked about three miles up the trail and found much snow. Their lunch, which they carried along, was thoroughly enjoyed after the strenuous hike. The Misses Margaret and Helen Flannigan were guests yesterday of Miss Ursula Grace on Garden Grove ad WAR BUDDIES ON HIKE TO WIN C. C. Franklin, a war veteran and his pet, Chatham dog, raised in the Scotland kennels of Sir Harry Lauderdale by Marshal Foch for bravery, have arrived in San Francisco hike around the country. They aim to win the cash offered by New York sporting clubs to the one who wins "rim" of the country in nine months' time. Buena Park News BUENA PARK, April 3.—(Spl.) About 35 guests enjoyed the April ORDER BUF PROBE; HOSPITAL OF THE ANGELS Miss Beverly Smith was the guest of her parents over the week-end. H. H. Moore and Walter Knox were both visitors in Los Angeles over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Bowen, Leroy Bowen and Raymond Knox made a motor party which went to Mt. Baldy Saturday, leaving about 9 o'clock in the morning. They hiked about three miles up the trail and found much snow. Their lunch, which they carried along, was thoroughly enjoyed after the strenuous hike. The Misses Margaret and Helen Flannigan were guests yesterday of Miss Ila Crowe, on Garden Grove-rd. Peter Poole of Occidental college came home with Edwin L. Miller when the latter visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. Miller, of Anaheim, over the week-end. Poole, who is training the boys for track work in the college, came from Scotland about 30 years ago. He is a personal friend of Harry Lauder. Mr. and Mrs. George Dunton and children made a motor trip to Elsinore and adjacent places yesterday. They found many beautiful wild flowers, which they gathered in great bunches. Mr. and Mrs. P. Daniels were Huntington Beach visitors for the day Sunday. Kenneth Nagel of Los Angeles, was the week-end guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Nagel. Mrs. Arthur Lewis, of Santa Fe Springs, was the Saturday guest of Mrs. M. Nebulung. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Bradley and daughters, Jane and Molisent, and son, Jack were dinner guests yesterday of Mr. and Mrs. A. Nagel. In the afternoon the visitors were taken for a drive through Orange-co park, Hewes park and other pretty places. Mrs. Emma O'Rourke, Dan and Wilma O'Rourke were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Goddard of Long Beach yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Heying motorized to Long Beach yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Fallis will be dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Ruick this evening. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J. Lake and Mrs. Henry Heying enjoyed a motor trip to Redondo, Venice and Ocean Park Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Ruick were guests of the Velada club that met on Saturday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lightfoot in Fullerton. Mrs. Smithburn of Fullerton was a dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Husmann yesterday. In the afternoon they all motored to Long Beach. Mr. and Mrs. George Fendley attended the Kansas picnic at Sycamore Grove on Saturday and on Sunday they were guests of Mr. and Mrs.-Harvey Garrison of Hollywood. Mrs. D. Degryse and daughter, Lillian and Auby Blakemore motored to Devil's Gate Canyon and South Pasadena yesterday. Mrs. Degryse remained with friends at the latter place over night. Miss Lizzie Huntington is very ill at her home on S. Philadelphia-st. Miss Evelyn Derryse and Billie C. C. Franklin, a war veteran and his pet, Chatham dog, raised in the Scotland kennels of Sir Harry Lauder by Marshal Foch for bravery, have arrived in San Francisco hike around the country. They aim to win the cash offered by New York sporting clubs to the one who wrim" of the country in nine months' time. Buena Park News BUENA PARK, April 3.(Spl.) About 35 guests enjoyed the April fool party held at the Community hall on Saturday evening by the Christian Endeavor of the church. A delegation from the Christian Endeavor of the Brea church was present. Games suitable to the occasion were played and much amusement in trying to eat the chocolate candy stuffed with cotton. Ice cream, cake and candy were served and a good time enjoyed. Mrs. Frank Jones was a Fullerton visitor on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Golden motored to Huntington Beach on Sunday. Virginia Robeson was a guest at a party on Saturday afternoon given in honor of her ninth birthday at the home of Mrs. R. Z. Adams in Los Angeles. It was also the 5th birthday of Bobbie Adams. The table was beautiful, being decorated with pink and green and a center piece of pink sweet peas. Ice cream, cake and candy were served to the guests. The Ladies Aid of the Congregational church made a nice sum from the cooked food sale on Saturday afternoon held at Guernseys Drug store: Cake, cookies, rolls, salad and beans among the things for sale. Mr. and Mrs. Will Perrin and son Paul of Long Beach were Sunday afternoon callers at the Robeson home. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Golden, Mr., and Mrs.J.H.Robeson, Mr., and Mrs.L.J.Robeson and children were seen at the California theater on Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs.Jesse Childers, Mrs.John Rolfe and children of Redlands were Sunday guests at the home of Mr., and Mrs.Joe Childers. Bally Shaw is spending the Easter vacation with his grandparents, Mr., and Mrs.Mark B.Shaw at San Bernardino. Mrs.May Feagan will move into the Jaynes apartment to be vacated by the A.E.Smothers family. Mr. and Mrs.Lyndon A.Wells spent Sunday and Monday at the C.Hill home. Mrs.C.E.Ritter, Mrs.Glenn Crilley, Mrs.P.Lucas和M.L.J.Robeson attended the annual convention of the 4th district Congress of Mothers and P.T.A.at Santa Ana on Friday. Mrs.John Robertson is confined to her home with the flu. Mrs.Clyde E.Ritter and Mr., Mrs.Max Hooptner spent Thursday in Los Angeles. The school is closed this week for services Here For H.B. Funeral services Gamble were held tha Backs & Terry chai Walker, of First Pre offeflating, Interme Loma Vista cemetery Deceased leaves four-year-old son, ployee of the Shell recently had been Huntington Beach. The wife and son there and were arrr when the illness weeks ago, overtook the Anaheim sanita death occurred. Lagourgue does 596-W Husmann yesterday. In the afternoon they all motored to Long Beach. Mr. and Mrs. George Fendley attended the Kansas picnic at Sycamore Grove on Saturday and on Sunday they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Garrison of Hollywood. Mrs. D. Degryse and daughter, Lillian and Auby Blakemore motored to Devil's Gate Canyon and South Pasadena yesterday. Mrs. Degryse remained with friends at the latter place over night. Mrs. Lizzie Huntington is very ill at her home on S. Philadelphia-st. Miss Evelyn Degryse and Billie Matter enjoyed a picnic dinner in Orange-co park yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Holland and children enjoyed a motor ride to Los Angeles and Pasadena in their new Dort Sedan. Mrs. Rena West formerly of New York, now of Los Angeles was the week-end guest at the H. H. Hunt home. On Sunday they motored thru Santa Ana canyon. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. McCann, Mrs. Nellie Wagner and Mrs. Elizabeth Porter spent yesterday at Orange-co park. A motor party composed of Mr. and Mrs. N. F. Steadman and daughter, Miss Leila Steadman, Miss Bentz and Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Moody enjoyed a drive yesterday thru Whittier, Sierra Madra and other beautiful country, continuing to Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Ford and daughter of Altadena were guests yesterday of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Eaton. In the afternoon all drove to Whittier where they visited with friends. Mr. and Mrs; A. F. Nowotny and son have moved to Santa Ana where they will make their home. Miss Ada Gutzmann of San Diego was the week-end guest of her sister, Mrs. E. E. Heinze. New patients at the sanitarium include: Baby Elizabeth Joyce, Santa Ana; Miss Isabelle T. Helm, Alhambra; Mrs. M. G. Anlauf, Santa Paula. Mr. and Mrs. Winslow Hyde, of Hollywood, were dinner guests yesterday of Dr. and Mrs. J. P. Brastad yesterday. They enjoyed a drive over the pretter portions of the community. Mrs. Hyde formerly lived in Anaheim, being the sister of the Sidnam brothers. Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Anlauf, of Santa Paula, are visiting here for several days. Mrs. Anlauf is at the sanitarium for medical treatment. If it's from Witman's it’s good. For tinting call 596W. The famous Webster tree under which the famous to sit in the yard of his home at Washington has been Lincoln Memorial Grounds. Photo shows the tree be thru the streets of the city. THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA HIKE TO WIN BIG PRIZE SEBASTIAN Great Stock SA SWINGS INT Wednesday, A Big Mercha ORDER BURCH JURY PROBE; HALT TRIAL LOS ANGELES, April 3. — Com- ORDER BURCH JURY PROBE; HALT TRIAL LOS ANGELES, April 3. — Completely halting the trial of Arthur Burch, charged with the murder of J. Belton Kennedy, Superior Judge Reeve today ordered a sweeping investigation of the charges of Paul W. Schenck, chief of defense counsel, that attempts had been made to influence prospective jurors in the case. The investigation, which will begin Wednesday, was ordered by Judge Reeve when District Attorney Woolwine, appearing personally in court, demanded that the charges be aired in court, and pledged himself to arrest and prosecute the persons, representing themselves to be from his office, who approached the jurors. The 12 temporarily accepted jurors in the case and the new panel of 150 prospective jurors were dismissed by the court and the Burch trial was continued until next Monday. ROB BANK IN HEART OF U. S. CAPITAL WASHINGTON, April 3. — A bold attempt to rob the Merchants Bank in the heart of the national capital was made by three bandits here today. The three men snatched a big pile of bills containing $20,000 and dashed for the door. The cashier fired three shots at them. One of the bandits was captured when a guard in football fashion brought him down with a flying tackle. The money was recovered. Services Here Today For H. B. Oil Worker Funeral services for William H. Gamble were held this afternoon from Backs & Terry chapel, Rev. T. H. Walker, of First Presbyterian church officiating. Interment was made in Loma Vista cemetery. Deceased leaves his wife and one four-year old son., He was an employee of the Shell Oil Co., and but recently had been transferred to Huntington Beach, from Montebello. The wife and son had joined him there and were arranging to locate, when the illness beginning three weeks ago, overtook him. He came to the Anaheim sanitarium, where his death occurred. Lagourge does painting. Phone 596-W, Wednesday, A Big Mercha Right in the Heart of t When Most Merchants Should Be Making Good Profit usual Thing of Making a Supreme Effort to Reduce Town Has Ever Known. Untrue Weather Conditions --- the Influenza Money Saving O These two reasons have made it so no merchant can thing wonderful. These reasons and the fact that we disc in years, brings us face-to-face with a certain crowd three months’ business into the month of April profits, thereby we offer— Big Savings for the The stock and reputation of Sebastian Bros. is too well So sure the value, while the whole store is ablossom w in every department, we could better call it a great co There will never be a more pleasing sale, carrying w years. So come prepared to buy, and you’ll not be dis The Quality, the Service and the Reductions Have No Equal Good Men’s Hand —a pleasing quality sell readily at 12½/20 100 dozen to sell at Sale Price 7 Big Glove Bargain —The Scully make of split horsehide. Always a good wearer. You know this glove as $1.00 seller. 36-inch Hope —this fine quality muslin is America brand. Free of star ing. This is no check Big Glove Bargain —The Seully make of split horsehide. Always a good wearer. You know this glove as $1.00 seller. Sale Price 59c $2.25 Khaki Pant —of good strong, heavy khaki Well made, reinforced pant and not made to price low. Sale Price $1.69 Child’s Play Suits —of heavy blue denim—turkey red trimmed, neatly made and well. Size 1 to 8 years; worth $1.00. Sale Price 59c Men’s President Suspenders —always stands for service. Sliding buckle and cord back. Good strong elastic. Sale Price 35c 36-inch Hope —this fine quality muslin is American brand. Free of starching. This is no cheeking. Sale Price Ladies’ Pure Silk —all pure silk hose black, white and greens “Chipman Knit” Sale Price $2.50 College Gins —Non Rustable bond clear through, in low els, material of white jean. Front and back Sale Price $17 Beautiful New Ginghams —beautiful Spring P in finish, fast in color regular 22c seller. Sale Price 12 Look for the Powerful Four-Page Message of Extent ORNIA PAGE THREE TIAN BROS. ock Adjustment ALE GS INTO ACTION day, April 5, 9 a.m. Merchantile Move Day, April 5, 9 a.m. Merchantile Move In the Heart of the Spring Season Making Good Profits, This Store Has Decided Upon Doing the UnEffort to Reduce the Stock and Will Conduct the Biggest Sale This - the Influenza Epidemic Has Forced Upon You a Rare Money Saving Opportunity no merchant can tell the truth and say his business has been anyand the fact that we have bought the largest amount of merchane with a certain overloaded condition and our honest aim is to the month of April and we're doing it by drastic cutting of all for the Public in General An Bros. is too well known to need comment. So clean the stock— store is ablossom with Springtime material and creations the latest or call it a great combination sale and style showing. sale, carrying with it, as it does, the biggest sale effort in many and you'll not be disappointed. Good Men's Handkerchiefs a pleasing quality and would well readily at 12½c. We have 0 dozen to sell at Sale Price 7½c COME! BE CONVINCED! 36-inch Hope Muslin this fine quality bleached muslin is America's favorite and. Free of starch or dressg. This is no cheese cloth. Bungalow Apron Bargain bought in quantity and bought right. Every Apron attractively made and trimmed of good percale. Actual worth $1.25. Sale Price 7½c 36-inch Hope Muslin this fine quality bleached muslin is America's favorite and. Free of starch or dressing. This is no cheese cloth. Sale Price 11c Dresses' Pure Silk Hosiery all pure silk hose in brown, black, white and grey. The famous "Chipman Knit" line. Sale Price 79c 2.50 College Girl Corsets Non Rustable boning, quality ear through, in low bust mod-mental material of white coutil and sn. Front and back lace. Sale Price $1.89 Beautiful New Spring Gingham beautiful Spring Pattern, soft finish, fast in color. 'Tis our regular 22c seller. Sale Price 12½c Bungalow Apron Bargain bought in quantity and bought right. Every Apron attractively made and trimmed of good percale. Actual worth $1.25. Sale Price 69c Men's $1.75 All-Wool Caps Very late model and newest material. Well lined, a strictly quality line. Sale Price 97c Genuine Soiesette Shirt collars attached and made in this soft silky material in colors of grey, tan and white, $2.75 value. Sale Price $1.89 Our $1.29 Dress Shirts here indeed is a surprise: low price. The quality, the pattern and fullness of the shirt itself will please you. Sale Price 79c Message of Extraordinary Value on Its Way to Y