oc-plain-dealer 1922-04-07

LA HABRA PIONEER SUCCUMBS THURS. LA HABRA, April 7—(Spl.) Answering the summons of the grim reaver, Mrs. H. E. Hart; wife of Justice Hart, passed away at 5 o'clock Thursday morning. The demise was not unexpected, as Mrs. Hart had been seriously ill for the past forty-night. Mr. and Mrs. Hart are both pioneer residents of this valley, Mrs. Hart formerly, Mrs. Ella Chaffee came to La Habra in the late nineties, locating on what is now known as Home Ares, a suburb on the south of the town. In 1897 Mrs. Hart assisted by Mrs. William Snow, and Miss Lizzie Varney, organized the Woman's Mutual Improvement club, and has been, with the exception of a few years residence in Huntington Park, an active member of this organization. She was made president emeritus since her return to La Habra. Mrs. Hart leaves two brothers, a sister besides her husband, Mr. Hart with a host of friends to mourn her loss. The funeral services will be held at the Methodist church here, Saturday morning, with the Rev. Edward Statom of Fullerton, and Rev. Claud Smith, to officiate. The interment will be held at Inglewood. CANNOT CAPTURE MONSTER BUNEOS AIRES, April 7—The alleged plesidaaurian monster in Patagonia cannot be captured, Governor Franzoni of the province of Chubut, at the request of the Argentine Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals has forbidden it, according to word reaching Prof. Clementi Onelli, director of the Buenos Aires zoo. Onelli has protested in the name of science. Lagourgue does painting. Phone 596W. ANTI-RED GENERAL RADIO BROADCAST ARRESTED IN N.Y. NEW YORK, April 7—General Gregorlie Semenoff, Russian anti-Red leader, is under $25,000 bail here, charged with the theft of goods worth $475,000 in Trans-Balkalia in 1919. For five hours he was grilled at the Waldorf Astoria. The arrest was asked by the receivers of the Yourevata Home and Foreign Trade Company from which he is charged with having taken woolen goods and furs worth $275,000. An affidavit from Major General William S. Graves, commander of the American Expeditionary Forces in Siberia, accompanied the request. Both the company and Graves were said to have declared Semenoff a bandit and ruffian. In an interview the General said Japan, Great Britain and France had supplied him with money during three months of 1917 and throut 1918. In reply to the charge of General Graves that he had killed two American soldiers on post, the general said his son had done so by a ghastly error. Full punishment for all involved in this was given by Semenoff, he declared. Yorba Linda News YORBA LINDA, April 7—(Spl.) Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McCartt, of Redlands, are down on their ranch on Rose-dr for the summer. Miss Marie Hanmon, who has been home from college seriously ill with flu and scarlet fever, is improving very nicely. Residents along Rose-dr are anticipating with joy, the prospect of having electricity in their homes by the end of the month! Plain Dealer for Good Job Printing. A STANDARD PRICE TO ALL A STANDARD QUALITY PRODUCT A STANDARD PRICE TO ALL BAKE-RITE BAKERY Suggestions for Saturday Buying Whipped Cream Puffs French Pastries Whipped Cream Pies Mocha Cakes (large and small) Assorted Pies Sunkist Orange Cake French Doughnuts Assorted Cookies BAKE-RITE FAMOUS MILK BREAD The Bake-Rite Bakers H. P. NOLL and FRED NELSON, Mgrs. Valencia Hotel Bldg. Phone 126 ANAHEIM Daleys ROCK BOTTOM STORES No. 1 Ovals De Luxe Brand Tomato Sauce Sardines 10 A wonderful value—a fine quality. For April Only Pancake or No. 1 Ovals De Luxe Brand Tomato Sauce Sardines 10 A wonderful value—a fine quality. For April Only 20 oz. Pkgs. Daleys Pancake or Buckwheat Flour 10 Buy certified PURE PENNSYLVANIA LUBRICATING OIL 5 Gallons $4.75 Once more quantity buying power takes its place in reducing the the consumer. You pay less—you know you are getting straight Pennnia Oil, and after using it you will realize Real Motor Economy. Giv motor correct lubrication and watch your repair bills decrease and th er of your car increase. DALEYS GUARANTEE stands back of every gallon. If you are not entirely satisfied bring ba can with some of the oil and we will refund your money. Appetizing—Goodness and Health This wonderful combination is found in Daleys Whole Wheat Cookies 36 for This price is only for a few days more. Genuine Norwegian SARDINES Large size...2 Packed in pure Olive Oil. Small size...3 THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA RADIO BROADCASTING OVER ELECTRIC WIRES CYPRESS CENTER HAS BIG MEETING CYPRESS, April 7.—(Spl.) The meeting of the Cypress farm center Tuesday evening was a most instructive and enjoyable affair. Dr. Scofield, president of the Orange-co Farm Bureau, was the principal speaker. H. H. Covell made a hit with the reading of an original poem which was entertaining, also quite a sermon; like a good many reformers we are afraid Mr. Covell has not quite lived up to his ideals, but nevertheless his poem was a dinger. Mrs. O. P. Bunyard brought the house down with a reading. The Mrs. C. O. Ledford, Steve Luther and Batis had prepared home-made tamales and coffee that surely furnished the proper climax for an enjoyable evening. Mrs. Mary Miers and Mrs. Fred Armstrong, son and daughter, of Orient, Iowa, are visiting at the Mosey home. Roy O. Grindley is driving a new Overland. B. J. Valentine is a business visitor in Los Angeles today. Geo. B. Miller braved the rain Tuesday to see his pet Angels in action but they did not act. Yesterday he stayed home and the Angels won. Today he is going to see them in action. Earl Smith was out to the farm center meeting. He sure enjoyed the eats. A certain Cypress young man awoke the other morning with a perfect cupid's bow on his cheek. His lady friend will have to use less lip stick. Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Carpenter had as their guests Monday, Mrs. M. Spence and Mrs. F. W. Armstrong of Osceo, Minn. The ladies are spending the winter in Los Angeles and are former neighbors of the Carpenters. Sand is being hauled for the foundation of a modern residence on the Lanier property just west of Cypress. Mrs. J. Lamblin and Mrs. Winters are shoppers in L. A. today. Some where above Orange-co Park: If a Tennison or a Longfellow were here the world would be given a beautiful song, but while I hear the music I am unable to transcribe it to paper. General Squirers, chief of the Signal Corps of the U.S. Army, introduces a new medium for receiving raido broadcasting, and also talking via the radiophone. He uses the electric lamp on the desk of the chief signal officer as the aerial. The broadcasted tones were sent out by means of the lamp. The usual standard receiving set and amplifier were used. TEMPLE REVIVAL WILL END SUNDAY The revival services at the White temple will be brought to a close Easter Sunday night. They have surpassed in results and interest all expectations and will result in a large number of additions to the membership of the church. Conversions have Buena Park News BUENA PARK, April 7.—(Spl.) The regular meeting of the P.-T.A.for April will be held at the school hall on Tuesday evening. All the parents are urged to be present and partake in the round-table discussions. A report will be given on the annual convention of the 4th district held last Friday at Santa Ana. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Roboson visited TEMPLE REVIVAL WILL END SUNDAY The revival services at the White temple will be brought to a close Easter Sunday night. They have surpassed in results and interest all expectations and will result in a large number of additions to the membership of the church. Conversions have taken place almost every night. A campaign of personal work will be substituted this week for the nightly meetings and will be brought to a close next Sunday night. Great preparations are being made for the coming Sunday which is Palm Sunday and also for Easter. Last year every seat in the entire building was brought into use and the promise this year is for a yet greater rally as many are planning to unite with the church Easter Sunday. Ellis Rhodes is preparing several special features for the service Easter Sunday morning and an elaborate musical program for Easter Sunday evening. 2000 AT HORSE SHOW PASADENA, April 7.—Some 2,000 persons saw the opening of the horse show of the Pasadena Horse Show Ass'n at the Flintridge Country club. The Vamp, a Kentucky blue grass product, beautiful chestnut mare, won main honors of the day in the fine-gaited class. Quinn Davis of Kentucky was her rider. F.W. Matthiessen of Triunfo is the owner. Her sire is Rex Peavine, celebrated all-American stallion and her dam Molly Kenny by Highland Denmark. Lady Sensation, ridden by T.C. Jefferson of Beverly Hills, the owner, was second. Buena Park News BUENA PARK, April 7.—(Spl.) The regular meeting of the P.T.A. for April will be held at the school hall on Tuesday evening. All the parents are urged to be present and partake in the round table discussions. A report will be given on the annual convention of the 4th district held last Friday at Santa Ana. Mr. and Mrs. J.H. Robson visited with friends in Pasadena on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. George Malr returned on Monday after a visit with relatives in Los Angeles. Charles Te Winkle of Costa Mea called at the Jack Golden home on Wednesday. Miss Buelah Nelson left on Wednesday for a few days visit with Mrs. Ruth Zimmerman at Whittier. F.Jarvis of Los Angeles, mail inspector for this district was here on Wednesday and had charge of turning over the post-office to I.D. Jaynes the new post master. Mr.F.Jarvis was the luncheon guest of Mr. and Mrs.Jack Golden on Tuesday. Mrs.E.E.Shaw returned to her home at Rialto on Monday after a week's visit with her niece, Mrs.E.P.Mann. Olinda News Items OLINDA, April 7.—(Spl.) Mrs.C.B.Wilson, Mrs.C.H.Willard and Miss Ruth Rogers of Fullerton visited Mrs.J.O.Conn Wednesday. Mrs.Will Anmin, Mrs.D.A.Little, Mrs.Forest and Mrs.J.E.Scott were Los Angeles, visitors Monday. Mr.Frank Delby and son Ray, Dorothy Little, Marguerite Scott, and Esther Scribner saw "The Silent Call" at the Fairyland Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs.C.E.Boyd visited their niece, Mrs.Roy Walker of Whittier Sunday. Miss Hattie Conn spent the day Thursday in Fullerton. Mr. and Mrs.Ernest Scribner, Maynard Scribner, Mr., and Mrs.Frank Delby saw "The Silent Call" Tuesday evening at the Fairyland theatre. MERCHANT MARINE SUBSIDY WASHINGTON, April 7—Not more than $52,000,000 annually would be required to establish a private marine thru government aid, Chairman Lasker of the Shipping board told the Senate and House committees which are considering the ship subsidy bill. Boost your locality in California without saying anything detrimental of any other locality. This boosting on merits is the kind that makes the good impression which endures. Saturday Specials Huckleberry Pie 30c Cherry Pie 30c French Pastries BOSTON BAKERY Store No. 1 201 E. Center Street Store No. 3 Anaheim Public Market From Farmer to Consumer Opp. S. P. Depot W. Anaheim DAIRY FEEDS J. E. SCHUMACHER CO. Phone 794 The only product in the Aquazone-Oxygen is a pure soft water, containing oxygen than ordinary water. It is curative, invigorating, natural way of regaining and vitality. It has brought health to ing thousands healthy. It is sold in cases of by the bottle over the four PROVE ITS EFFECT IT TODAY. 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