oc-plain-dealer 1922-04-18

NEWS OF FULLERTON GOV. WILL SPEAK FOR HOUSER CLASS Arrangements have been made in the Houser Bible class to care for the big meeting Sunday when Gov. Wm. D. Stephens is to be the principal speaker. Pres. Dale King announced the governor was not to give a political address but was going to give a talk along the line of "Civic Righteousness." Mr. Houser announced that in view of the great numbers who would want to hear the governor, both men and women, and who would be unable to get in the Rialto theater, he had arranged for the governor to speak at the Christian church at 10:45 o'clock, the regular preaching hour. This meeting, he said was to care for the overflow. Men only are to be admitted to the theater. FULLLERTON B. OF T. MEETS The regular monthly meeting of the Fullerton B. of T. will be held tonight at the Fullerton club rooms over the Rialto theatre, a banquet being served by the ladies of the Ebell club. The feature of the evening will be an address by S. S. Reed of Santa Ana, it is stated, who is scheduled to talk on boosting home business. RUSH WORK ON HOTEL Work is progressing on the new hotel on No. Spadrn-rd in Fullerton, and more materials for the building are almost daily arriving on the grounds. Workmen are getting ready to begin work on the erection above the foundations, being almost hidden too mthe passerby, by the huge amount of materials about them. 69 AT KIWANIS LUNCHEON The regular weekly meeting of the Fullerton Kiwanis Club was held at noon today at the I. O. O. F. hall in Fullerton, there being no HOLD AUTO DRIVER UNDER $1000 BOND The five members of the automobile party which crashed into the car of Mrs. Dorothy Dray and son, Harold Dray, near Buena Park Sunday night, were brot before Judge French this morning. It was at first feared that Mrs. Dray, who was taken to her home at Hyde Park, Los Angeles, might not survive her injuries. Today it was stated prospects were brighter. Her son suffered serious injury to one hand. Joe Quintana, the driver of the car, was charged with driving while intoxicated, and charges of drunkenness were preferred against the remainder of the party consisting of Rudolph Balorezo, Fidel Garela, Florencisco Lujon and Luis Yslas. Quintana was remanded for trial to be held later and his bail fixed at $1,000. He was taken to the county jail. Pines were assessed against the others. Glen Callan is arraigned this morning before Judge French on the charge of reckless driving. He is alleged to have been drunk and to have had a bottle of booze on him and was fined $50. Edward Dunn who was with him was charged with drunkenness and his hearing set for tomorrow morning. MYSTERY WOMAN DENIES CONFESSION LOS ANGELES, April 18.-Declarating that she was not in Los Angeles at the time of the murder of Jacob Charles Denton, wealthy mining man, the so-called "mystery" woman who has been mentioned recently in the case in a statement made to Chief Deputy District Attorney Doran, denied that she had affirmed the "confession" of Mrs. Loie Louise Peete, who is serving a life sentence for the crime. The woman stated that not only was she absent from the city at the time of the murder, but declared C. C. CHAPMAN BALBOA HOTEL LOS ANGELES.' A sale of the Balboa Hotel West Seventh-st to Chapman, Fullerton, capital of the Chapman building ported price of $300,000ounced yesterday by R.C.H. Price, agents in the trai The property, considerthe best on West Seventh-st to Chapman, Fullerton, capital of the Chapman building ported price of $300,000ounced yesterday by R.C.H. Price, agents in the trai The property, considerthe best on West Seventh-st to Chapman, Fullerton, capital of the Chapman building ported price of $300,000ounced yesterday by R.C.H. Price, agents in the trai The property, considerthe best on West Seventh-st to Chapman, Fullerton, capital of the Chapman building ported price of $300,000ounced yesterday by R.C.H. Price, agents in the trai The property, considerthe best on West Seventh-st to Chapman, Fullerton, capital of the Chapman building ported price of $300,000ounced yesterday by R.C.H. Price, agents in the trai The property, considerthe best on West Seventh-st to Chapman, Fullerton, capital of the Chapman building ported price of $300,000ounced yesterday by R.C.H. Price, agents in the trai The property, considerthe best on West Seventh-st to Chapman, Fullerton, capital of the Chapman building ported price of $300,000ounced yesterday by R.C.H. Price, agents in the trai The property, considerthe best on West Seventh-st to Chapman, Fullerton, capital of the Chapman building ported price of $300,000ounced yesterday by R.C.H. Price, agents in the trai The property, considerthe best on West Seventh-st to Chapman, Fullerton, capital of the Chapman building ported price of $300,000ounced yesterday by R.C.H. Price, agents in the trai The property, considerthe best on West Seventh-st to Chapman, Fullerton, capital of the Chapan building ported price of $300,000ounced yesterday by R.C.H. Price, agents in the trai The property, considerthe best on West Seventh-st to Chapan, Fullerton, capital of the Chapan building ported price of $300,000ounced yesterday by R.C.H. Price, agents in the trai The property, considerthe best on West Seventh-st to Chapan, Fullerton, capital of the Chapan building ported price of $300,000ounced yesterday by R.C.H. Price, agents in the trai The property, considerthe best on West Seventh-st to Chapan, Fullerton, capital of the Chapan building ported price of $300,000ounced yesterday by R.C.H. Price, agents in the trai The property, considerthe best on West Seventh-st to Chapan, Fullerton, capital of the Chapan building ported price of $300,000ounced yesterday by R.C.H. Price， agents in the trai The property，considerthe best on West Seventh-st to Chapan，Fullerton，capitaloftheChapnanbuildingportedpriceof$300，000nouncedyesterdaybyR.C.H.Price，agentsintherai The property，considerthebestonWestSeventh-sttoChapnanbuildingportedpriceof$300，000nouncedyesterdaybyR.C.H.Price，agentsintherai The property，considerthebestonWestSeventh-sttoChapnanbuildingportedpriceof$300，000nouncedyesterdaybyR.C.H.Price，agentsintherai The property，considerthebestonWestSeventh-sttoChapnanbuildingportedpriceof$300，000nouncedyesterdaybyR.C.H.Price，agentsintherai The property，considerthebestonWestSeventh-sttoChapnanbuildingportedpriceof$3 WORK is progressing on the new hotel on No. Spadra-rd in Fullerton, and more materials for the building are almost daily arriving on the grounds. Workmen are getting ready to begin work on the erection above the foundations, being almost hidden too mute passerby by the huge amount of materials about them. 69 AT KIWANIS LUNCHEON The regular weekly meeting of the Fullerton Kiwanis Club was held at noon today at the I. O. O. F. hall in Fullerton, there being an attendance of 69. There were no special speakers, and the time was passed in songs and music. T. H. Mattner won the attendance prize. SENTENCES SUSPENDED Frank Denhon and J. Stallekin were arrested last evening by Joe Marrillo, Fullerton deputy marshal, on the charge of evading railroad fare, and were sentenced today to 20 days each in the Orange-co jail. The sentences were suspendeded. J. E. Rodden, Insurance. Phone 71. Harper Method of Scalp Treatment and Manicuring Facial Massage, Russian Marcel, Water Waving Violet Ray and Electrical Blanket Treatments Anaheim Beauty Parlor DESSIE T. BRUINGTON 300 E. Center St. Phone 115 MYSTERY WOMAN DENIES CONFESSION LOS ANGELES, April 18.—Declaring that she was not in Los Angeles at the time of the murder of Jacob Charles Denton, wealthy mining man, the so-called "mystery" woman who has been mentioned recently in the case in a statement made to Chief Deputy District Attorney Doran, denied that she had affirmed the "confession" of Mrs. Loftie Louise Peete, who is serving a life sentence for the crime. The woman stated that not only was she absent from the city at the time of the murder, but declared emphatically that she had never been in the Denton home. THEY CATCH FISH IN TREES IN SAN DIEGO SAN DIEGO, April 18.—They're catching bass and trout in trees. Murray dam has a huge automatic siphon that lowers the big lake two inches twice a day. The fish are stunned by the fall over the dam, and when the flow stops the fish are distributed in branches of trees in the gorge below. TO LEAVE HOSPITAL WITH NEW EYEBALLS HORNELL, N. Y., April 18. John Elchberger, 19, is soon to leave the hospital having the full use of his eyes. Elchberger, who has been blind since struck by a stone four years ago, was rescued from the darkness when last August surgeons transposed the eyeballs of a dying man into the sockets of the youth. I. it's from Witman's it's good. For timing call 596W. FAIRYLAND Great Moments in a Great Picture NOW SHOWING One Performance 7:30 p.m. PRICES LOWER FLOOR 55¢ BALCONY 29¢ LOGES 75¢ Children, any seat, 28¢ One Performance 7:30 p.m. BALCONY 39c LOGES 75c Children, any seat, 28c The first visit to the studio Marguerite would not have gone to the place where Julio played at being a painter, there been other opportunity to meet. Let's suppose now they had danced together too frethe child your own little public. People were talking, longing for a real home very much afraid she went to the We know what every fault of this visit, and others, that's why we have equipped most dramatic parts of be the most complete and practicer that we could be of every possible a photographic plans showing every and among them will be just the lof from. Remember, please, you are to this service for ideas. Our efforts you. Production Phone Yard GIBOURN MEN analypse Banez's Novel The Orange County Plain Dealer C. C. CHAPMAN BUYS BALBOA HOTEL, L. A. LOS ANGELES, April 18—The sale of the Balboa Hotel at 1215-27 West Seventh-st to Charles C. Chapman, Fullerton, capitalist and owner of the Chapman building, for a reported price of $300,000, was announced yesterday by R. A. Rowman & Co., agents in the transaction. The property, considered one of the best on West Seventh-st, was formerly owned by W. W. Paden and C. H. Price, the sellers in the transaction just closed. The Balboa Hotel erected several years ago, is a four-story structure containing 187 rooms. The property has a frontage of 197 feet on Seventh-st, with a depth of 130 feet. The ground floor contains six stores. The eleven-story class A building now under course of construction on the site adjoining the Balboa Hotel was not included in the transaction, Messrs. Paden and Price retaining the ownership of this property. Mr. Chapman bought the hotel as an investment, and no changes or improvements are contemplated, it is stated. The hotel was recently leased for a ten-year period to Mr. and Mrs. L. Kalish, who will continue to operate it under the new ownership. MUSHROOM TOWNS PRECEDE SUGAR MILL FRESNO, April 18.—Two mushroom "shack towns" have sprung up between here and the San Joaquin river, as a prelude to the erection of a $2,000,000 sugar pine mill here. At present a railroad from the foothills, 50 miles away, to mill site is being laid. A large number of men will be employed in the mill and its affiliated enterprises. SHOOTS WIFE AND SELF IN STREET NEW YORK, April 18.In full view of the early morning throng of business-bound workers, Frank Mueller, 28, of Brooklyn, shot his wife, Elsie, 24, and then turned the gun on himself. The shooting took place on a crowded subway platform. Mueller CALIFORNIA TODAY AND TOMORROW Theatre Open 6:45—Show Starts 7:15 Jesse L. Lasky presents GLORIA Swanson in "HER HUSBAND'S TRADEMARK" Dressed to look like a million dollars! So that the world would think her husband prosperous. But the money had to be found some way and—See her rebel for a better love and life! When Wall Street "pirate" meets Mexican bandit—its a beauty picture trimmed with thrills! S. S. CONVENTION IN S. A. The First Baptist church of Santa Ana will be the meeting place of the annual Orange-co Sunday school convention, it is announced. Two of the principal speakers will be William A. Brown, secretary of the missionary movement in So Cal. and Prof M. A. ANNUAL SLAV-GERMANY PACT PARIS, April 18.—Louis Barthou, head of France's delegation to Genoa, has been instructed by the government to request the allies to force SHOOTS WIFE AND SELF IN STREET NEW YORK, April 18. In full view of the early morning throng of business-bound workers, Frank Mueller, 28, of Brooklyn, shot his wife, Elsie, 24, and then turned the gun on himself. The shooting took place on a crowded subway platform. Mueller died. Surgeons say his wife probably will die. If it's from Witman's It's good. S. S. CONVENTION IN S. A. The First Baptist church of Santa Ana will be the meeting place of the annual Orange-co Sunday school convention, it is announced. Two of the principal speakers will be William A. Brown, secretary of the missionary movement in So. Cal. and Prof M. A. Monline, Los Angeles educator. The daily vacation school organization speakers will include Miss Rose Stopp, representative of the Presbyterian Board, and Mrs. Alice C. Wood, instructor at Whittier college. ANNUAL SLAV-GERMANY PACT PARIS, April 18.—Louis Barthou, head of France's delegation to Genoa, has been instructed by the government to request the allies to force annulment of the Russian-Germany treaty. It was authoritatively announced today after a cabinet meeting. You Haven't Seen Such Vale PANTS Worth to $6.00 $3.39 —Men's through and through worsted Pants in assorted patterns, including our $6.00 blue sorge pants, placed at one price as the big feature for this week only. Sale price $3.39. $2.25 Khaki Pants $1.69 —Neatly and well made of strong dark khaki cloth. Flap pocket and cuffs. A real $2.25-value at $1.69. Boss Overalls $1.39 —in both the high back and suspender back. Last call at $1.39. Lee Unionalls $2.45 —H. D. Lee positively prohibited the Unionalls to be offered less than $3.50 after May 1st. Again we sound last That Pretty Green Our Better $2.50 —STYLE 742—Front lace skirt. Non-rustable boning dium bust corset for the with a white coutil, well s rustable. Very easy and Very Special —A very desirable weight pretty designed crochet qupriced at $2.50. Sale pri $5.00 SILK WAIST —A wonderful assortment pure silk georgette, crepe and other popular materials are new stylish waists, pr Boss Overalls $1.39 —in both the high back and suspender back. Last call at $1.39. Lee Unionalls $2.45 —H. D. Lee positively prohibited the Unionalls to be offered less than $2.50 after May 1st. Again we sound last call at $2.45. New Special This Week LADIES' FIBRE SILK HOSIERY —in white, grey, black and brown. Our 75c line. Sale price 39c New Special This Week CHILD'S DUTCH ROMPER —In many attractive styles. Extra well made and neatly trimmed; $1.45 values. Sale price $1.19 New Special This Week AMOSKEAG A. C. A. 45c TICKING —Featherproof and the grade that has won Amoskeag people many medals. Per yard 29c There never was a more pleasing sale. The purpose of the sale—the great price carries with it the biggest sale effort in many years. Profit now by this great oppo as April days are indeed Bargain Days Here. The Quality, The Service and the Reduce Untrue Weather Conditions Forced Upon You a Rare Money-Saving Opportunity These two reasons have made it so no merchant can tell the truth and say his business has been anything wonderful. These reasons and the fact that we have bought the largest amount of merchandise in years, brings us face-to-face with a certain overloaded condition and our honest aim is to crowd three months business into the month of April and we're doing it by drastic cutting of all profits. Sebastian Pros QUALITYDry Goods-Notions-Monts Furnishings 119 W.CENTER ST. ANAHEIM The Economy Center of Orange City Our Greatest Sale Don't fail to call at this shop in your search for After Easter Bargains for we are at all times offering the very latest modes in Ladies' Ready-to-Wear of high quality and exclusive designs at the most reasonable prices. See Us Before Buying Announcing that we have secured the exclusive representation in Anaheim for the famous line of "PRINTZESS" COATS AND SUITS The Vogue Shoppe IDA M. PRITCHARD MAUDE M. EBELING Before Buying heim for the famous line of "PRINTZESS" COATS AND SUITS The Vogue Shoppe IDA M. PRITCHARD MAUDE M. EBELING 216 W. Center St., Anaheim, Cal. Much Values as These at Predominate This Great Sale Share the Marvelous Reductions Better $2.50 College Girl Corsets LE 742—Front lace. A popular low bust model; free hip, long Non-rustable boning, and Model 124, a meust corset for the average figure. Made white coutil, well stripped and boned. NonVery easy and comfortable. Sale price $1.89 Buy Special Prices on Bed Spreads very desirable weight, full size 76x86 and very designed crochet quilt; would be reasonably at $2.50. Sale price $1.85 100 SILK WAIST $3.39 wonderful assortment in all ilk georgette, crepe de chine er popular materials. These stylish waists, priced low 18x34-Inch BATH TOWEL —Full bleached; good weight terry, fast selvedge, white stripe border. A real 25c value. Now very desirable weight, full size 76x86 and very designed crochet quilt; would be reasonably at $2.50. Sale price..... $1.85 100 SILK WAIST $3.39 wonderful assortment in all ilk georgette, crepe de chine er popular materials. These stylish waists, priced low $3.39 18x34-Inch BATH TOWEL —Full bleached; good weight terry, fast selvedge, white stripe border. A real 25c value. Now 15c New Special This Week 3-lb. SEWED COTTON BATT —Full 3-lb. sewed batt of pure white fluffy cotton. Priced for this sale 95c New Special This Week MISSES' PATENT MILAN HATS —Large size hat converted into a roll brim or mushroom shape. Colors: black, brown and navy $1.98 —the great price reductions are honest and clean cut and by this great opportunity. Prepare now to fill all your needs The Reductions Have No Equal Big Savings for the Public in General —The stock and reputation of Sebastian Bros. is too well known to need comment. So clean the stock—so sure the value, while the whole store is ablossom with Springtime material and creations the latest in every department, we could better call it a great combination sale and style showing.