oc-plain-dealer 1922-05-30

Tuesday, May 30, 1922 LARGE SIGNBOARD REPORTED STOLEN J. T. Zeeman, realty operator, who is putting on a large subdivision of the Calloway ranch at Buena Park, is looking for the vandals who took a large signboard announcing the special prices offered on the real estate. "We are offering some exceptional buys in acre and half acre tracts within a 1000 feet of the Standard Oil Co.'s test well," rays Zeeman. "We put up a signboard six by 15 feet, telling the prices. The following night it disappeared and although we have strong suspicions as to who took it, we have been unable to find it." FATHER TO APPEAR AGAINST OWN SON LOS ANGELES, May 30. — Henry B. Day, said to be a millionaire, will appear as an important witness against his son, Chester Day, confessed bandit, when young Day is tried on charges of highway robbery and assault with intent to commit murder, it was learned today. The unusual sight of a father seeking to have his son sent to the penitentiary will feature Day's trial, as his father has abandoned him and announced that the youth must wage his own fight for freedom. MYSTERIOUS DEATH LOS ANGELES, May 30. — Mystery today surrounded the death at the receiving hospital of Raymond King Entwistle, 27, former service man and scion of a wealthy Chicago family, who was found unconscious in a room at a downtown yesterday. Police surgeons fought vainly to save the life of the man, who died shortly after 8 a.m., apparently from veronal poisoning. Entwistle is said to have come to Los Angeles from San Diego, where he was reported to have been a patient at a sanitarium. Plain Dealer Want Ads Bring Results. G. & L. Lease Mr. and Mrs. William Babot and daughter Helen of Alhambra were week-end visitors at the Dilker home. Mr. and Mrs. Blackmore are keeping house for Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Bryan while they are in the hospital. Mrs. Blackmore is Mr. and Mrs. Bryan's daughter from Pomona. Mr. and Mrs. William Pope and son Billie attended the Orange show in Anaheim Saturday evening. Mr. Lad Dewelty was calling on old friends on this lease the other day. Mr. and Mrs. William Pope, Mr. George Wimer, Miss Ruth Clegg, Mrs. Wimer of Brea, and Mrs. Packard and Miss Lucille Packard of Santa Ana motored to Garden Grove and enjoyed a wienie bake Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Grainger attended the west Commonwealth 500 club Thursday evening given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Bean. There were three tables, Mrs. Kveler winning highest score. The hostess served delicious refreshments and all spent a very pleasant evening. Mrs. Outhouse and Mrs. G. Grainger were Anaheim shoppers Saturday. Mr. Homer Coffey, Mrs. Tillery, Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Grainger attended the Orange show in Anaheim Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Andie White motored to Chino Sunday and were dinner guests at Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Hubbard, Mr. and Mrs. Hubbard were former residents here and have bought a five-acre ranch at Chino. Mr. Preston and Milton Varner attended the bowling match at San Bernardino Saturday evening. Mr. Oliver Bryan came home from the Fullerton hospital Sunday evenin. Mrs. Bryan is still confined and will not be home for a while. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Stone and family spent Sunday at Corona. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Hollis have sold their-home on this lease to Mr. Brown an office man for the Union Oil Co., and Mr. and Mrs. Hollis are going to move to Fullerton and will be at home to their many friends at 221 Jacaranda place soon. Mr. and Mrs. Frank McEllhaney LAUNCH FRIEND IN STOCK PENSACOLA, for there has been so safe. After riding cover across the seas, the launch gers aboard, came dent. Stewart Frue N.Y.M. For the second time the Stewart Frue pack topped the day. The Mayflower sale today, and brot $8.45. MOTHERS RIGHT EDBONTON, E.E neighbors had Mr. arrested for sweating for ruled that had the strains o swear if she wanted. Plain Dealer for were dinner guest Mr. and Mrs. W., heim Friday and an ange show in the mrs. Greg Sugi Mayfield were sho Monday. Mr. and Mrs. A children were called A. G. Grainger Su Mr.Keith Coffee in a new car these car, that yellow t Miss Ruth Cleg about 50 others f other points spendington Beach. Mr. and Mrs.A Fillmore, Ventura at the Varner ho Mrs. Armstrong sister. Mr.Milton Varn at Glendale Satur Mr. and Mrs.A building on a new putting in the elea home on this leas Police surgeons fought vainly to save the life of the man, who died shortly after 8 a.m., apparently from veronal poisoning. Entwistle is said to have come to Los Angeles from San Diego, where he was reported to have been a patient at a sanitorium. Plain Dealer Want Ads Bring Results. Interesting Booths You ALHAMBRA ORCHARD SPRAY THE PERFECT MISCIBLE OIL ANAHEIM FEED & FUEL COMPANY Orange County Distributors Arrange with us for spraying your grove to control All Scale and other Insect Pests. Also Sugar Beet Lime for your Soil. 242 W. Center Street Telephone 317 Anaheim Visit Our Booth Acquaint Yourself with the Various Valencia Brand Products You will find our display interesting and instructive. Anaheim Beef Co. Seibel Air Springs For Tractors and Trucks. For Health and Comfort. Harley P. Brewer County Agent Booth Center Aisle east end of Industrial Dept. and 120 W. Commonwealth, Fullerton. Register and Guess Mileage Made by the McCLAREN AUTOCRAT TIRES FIRST PRIZE: 30x3½ McClaren Cord or its equivalent on any purchase. ANAHEIM WI Auto Wind-Wing Mirrors Register and Guess Mileage Made by the McCLAREN AUTOCRAT TIRES FIRST PRIZE: 30x3½ McClaren Cord or its equivalent on any purchase. SECOND PRIZE: Set of Vacuum Groove Piston Rings. (Correct mileage to be announced by So. Calif. Auto Club May 31st.) ANAHEIM TIRE SALES CO. Wholesale and Retail ORANGE SHOW CAFETERIA Biggest Cafeteria in Anaheim You Need Not Leave the Show Tent. Located Between Citrus Exhibit Tent and Industrial Tent. Good Eats at Cafeteria Price All Food Served Clean. LAUNCH FEARED LOST IN STORM IS SAFE PENSACOLA, Pla., May 30.—The launch Swan, for the safety of which there has been some apprehension, is safe. After riding at anchor in the cover across the bay on account of seas, the launch with 42 passengers aboard, came over without accident. Stewart Fruit Co. Tops N. Y. Market Today For the second time within a week, the Stewart Fruit Co.'s Anaheim pack topped the New York auction today. The Mayflower brot $10, highest sale today, and the Pilgrim brand brot $8.45. MOTHERS RIGHT TO SWEAR EDBONTON, Eng., May 31—When neighbors had Mrs. Catherine Flores arrested for swearing, Judge Crawford ruled that any woman who had had the strains of motherhood could swear if she wanted to. Plain Dealer for Good Job Printing, were dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Wright in Anaheim Friday and all attended the Orange show in the evening. Mrs. Greg Smith and Mrs. Isaac Mayfield were shoppers in Anaheim Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Grainger and children were calling on Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Grainger Sunday. Mr. Keith Coffey is riding around in a new car these days. Some sport car, that yellow trimmed in white. Miss Ruth Ciegg of this lease and about 50 others from Santa Ana and other points spent Sunday at Hunt-tington Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Armstrong and son of Fillmore, Ventura-co, spent the night at the Varner home Tuesday night, Mrs. Armstrong is Mrs. Varner's sister. Mr. Milton Varner attended a dance at Glendale Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Grainger are building on a new screen porch and putting in the electric lights in their home on this lease. Buena Park News BUENA PARK, May 30. (Spl.)—Mrs. Weeley Whitman of Denver, Colorado is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Howard H. Haggarty. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Page of Bell were Sunday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Robeson. Mr. and Mrs. Will Brawley returned on Sunday from a four days trip to Camp Baldy. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Childers, Eugene Childers and Bertha Robison motored to Anaheim on Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dow and son Dilly attended the Orange show on Saturday evening. Mrs. Andrew Rodabaugh took her baby over to the Baby show on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Childers and son Eugene visited with their daughter, Mrs. I. O. Green at San Bernardino on Sunday. They also visited with Mr. Jesse Childers at Riverside on the way home. The H. E. Warren returned on Saturday from a three days trip to their cabin at Strawberry Flats. Mesdames E. P. MAIN, Charles Black and Claire Miller motored to Pomona on Monday and spent the day with Mrs. W. Kane. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Shaw and sons motored to San Bernardino on Sunday to the M.B.Shaw home. Miss Irna Robinson has accepted a position as teacher in a Whittier school. Mr. and Mrs.J.F.Greenwalt spent Saturday evening in Anaheim. We reported that Mr. and Mrs.Lowell Fontz had a 10½ pound daughter but it was a young son and he is called Malcom. Mr. and Mrs.John Andrews of the Santa Fe lease were guests of Mrs.John Bowle on Friday. Miss Irna Robinson who attends U.of C.in Los Angeles spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.J.B.Robison. The following new books will be ready to distribute at the Library on Wednesday. Non Fiction—More than must be told, Phillip Gibbs; Radio for Everybody, Austin Lescarbonia; The Home KILLED IN AUTO RACING PRACTICE LOS ANGELES, May 30.—Victor Dessert of Los Angeles was killed yesterday in a head-on collision of two automobiles on the beach at Pismo, Cal., according to a brief report received here. Dessert, who was said to live at an address in Gramercy place, apparently engaged in practice speed trials when the fatal crash occurred. Asa Fitzpatrick, another participant in the auto trials, was seriously injured in the collision, it was reported. Physicians in attendance feared that Fitzpatrick may die. ADKINS LOSES BILL BOOK J.L.Adkins, of the Simpson Realty Co., is bemoaning the loss of a bill-book Saturday. It contained, aside from two dollars in currency, only papers and cards of no value to anyone but himself. His address was in the book. He thinks he may have lost it at the Missouri picnic in Long Beach while watching its bathing girls. Radio, Hyatt A.Verrill; Cheiro's Guide to the Hand, a book on fortune telling; Wake Robin, John Burroughs; A,B,C,of Correct Speech,F.Hall. Fiction—The Desert of Wheat, Zane Grey; Bealby,H.G.Wells; Ma Pettengill,H.L.Wilson; Parrott Co.H.Macgrath; The Long Dim Trail,F.Hooker; The Last of the Plainsmen,Zane Grey; The Proof of the Pudding,M.Micholson; Valley of Giants,Peter Kyne; The Vengeance of Jefferson Gwane,Charles Seltzer. Juvenile—Patty's Motor Car, Carolyn Wells; Patty's Success, Carolyn Wells; Heidi,j Spyri; The Crimson Patch,A.Seaman; That Year at Lincoln High, Joseph Golomb; Tiny Cotton Tail, Thomas Hinkle; Uncle Remus and the Little Boy, Joel Harris; Penrod and Sam, Booth Tarkington; The Spirit of the School,R.H.Barbour, Emmy Lou George M.Martin; The ranch on the Oxhide, Inman; There and Now Story Book,Mitchell; The young folks encyclopedia of etiquet,N.Bradly. HS You Should Visit at the Valencia PROGRAM Tonight Last Opportunity to See Valencia Orange Show. Civic, Spanish-American and World War Veterans' Day 2:00 p.m.—Special Program suitable to the day, (to be announced later.) 3:00-5:00 p.m.—Special Concert of patriotic and classical numbers, followed by Vaudeville. 7:30-10:30 p.m.—Closing concert of the Exposition in which special features will be introduced (to be announced later.) ANAHEIM WINDSHIELD COMPANY Automobile Glass Wind-Wings, Tonneau Shields Mirrors, Visors, Vases SPECIAL PATTERN WORK MADE TO ORDER. 10% off on All Orders During the Show. FREE Register at our booth at the Show and get a number. On the Last Night of the Show numbers will be drawn. Your number may be the lucky one. First prize: Pair of Gabriel Snubbers. Second prize: Alamite Compressor. N ENNO & BOC K Everything for the Auto Show Booth Address—b-10 teeth wobble? gums sore? do they bleed? got pyorrhea? GET DENTOMEL “Hasn't Failed Yet” got soft tartar? teeth smoke stained? discolored from other causes? want 'em white? GET DENTOMEL “HASN'T FAILED YET” You can buy it now at Orange County Drug Stores. DENTOMEL INCORPORATED Pomona, California YOU'LL LIKE OUR BOOTH Just as most folks who like good Ice Cream ask for Crescent, because it is made to please people of taste. Make yourself at Home at our Exhibit Booth. Crescent Creamery Company Fullerton, Calif. Garden Grove The high school reception which was planned for last week, will be given Wednesday evening, May 31st, at the grammar school auditorium. Principal Merton E. Hill, of the Chaffey Union high school, will give a talk, and several of his students will present a musical program. The many Garden Grove friends of Mr. Hill are especially invited. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Solloma of Los Angeles were guests at the F. A. Monroe home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Larsen and son, Mrs. C. Larsen, Miss Hilda Vamick, O. Alberts and Melvin Larsen arrived Saturday from Mauston, Wis., and are visiting at the O. C. Larsen home. They expect to locate in this locality. The Garden Grove Baptist Sunday school was well represented at the annual Orange-co Baptist picnic held at Orange park last Saturday. The day was ideal, and those who attended thoroughly enjoyed the happy occasion. J. B. Clemons was the "victim" of a pleasant surprise party Thursday evening, the occasion being in honor of his birthday anniversary. Following refreshments of ice cream and cake, an enjoyable evening was passed at games. The guests present were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Donelson and Mrs. Egbert of Long Beach; Mrs. Richard, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Long and Family; Jess Long and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Long, and daughter, Helen, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Miles, Mr. and Mrs. Broady, Mrs. Guess and Miss Mary Linley. The following from Garden Grove have been in attendance at the So Calif. Baptist convention at Santa Barbara the past week: Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Bissitt, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Pollin, Rev. and Mrs. S. W. Gage, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Knapp, Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Beardsley, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Allen, Mrs. Menta Maas, Miss Thela Emerson, and George Tyler. Miss Easter Jaques has accepted a position as assistant in the local post office. A Garden Grove young lady, Miss Norma Larson, who represented the Garden Grove union high school in the Orange-co foresnsic contest and presenting a big and vitally important problem in a manner which makes it at once as entertaining as it is instructive, is the accomplishment of the Paramount picture "The Cradle." Ethel Clayton's latest starring creation, which comes to the California theatre today. Here, woven into a thrilling and dramatic story, is the problem racing every married man and woman who tiring of the marriage tie, seek to find a solution to their troubles in divorce. But with this movie they find that no matter what their will may be, there is a power higher than divorce, one which sooner or later will bring the erring couple together again. Just what this power is forms the theme of the picture and its nature is strikingly divulged as the story unfolds. Of its truth and importance it is surely to be conceded that none will be found to deny it. Eugene Brieux, author of the internationally famous "Damaged Goods," wrote the play from which this picture was adapted. Paul Powell directed, and a popular cast includes Charles Meredith, Anna Lehr and the child-wonder Mary Jane Irving. $50,000 DAMAGE IN S.F.LUMBERFIRE SAN FRANCISCO, May 30—High grade lumber to the quantity of 250,000 square feet was burned when fire, urged by a strong wind, swept through the California Mill Co plant here. It was declared damages totaled $50,000. who tied with Huntington Beach in the preliminaries, won the medal for the freshman in the finals at the Santa Ana high school auditorium last Friday night, with the reading "The Little Rebel." She delivered the reading a most eloquent manner, carrying off high honors with a score of 269 points. Seven out of the eight high schools in the county were represented in this contest, Orange and Huntington Beach each having two representatives. Valencia Orange Show ALHAMBRA ORCHARD SPRAY The Perfect Miscible Oil For Spraying Citrus and Deciduous Trees in the control of Red Spider, Aphis, Purple Scale, Red Scale, Black Scale Almond Mite, Etc. Manufactured by ALHAMBRA SPRAY CO. W. Alhambra, Cal. Telephones: Alhambra 1053 and 1054 SEE The New Velie Built Motor McGRAW BROS. Fullerton, Calif. Hear THE EDISON and SONORA Two Best on Market. Dunham & Knipe Orange County Concrete Lumber Co. The New Building Material McGRAW BROS. Fullerton, Calif. Dunham & Knipe Orange County Concrete Lumber Co. The New Building Material for All Forms of Construction. Lasts Forever Anaheim Boulevard, North of Co. Hospital Phone 276R1 Ask Us Why You Should Have FYRAC SPARK PLUGS in every cylinder. One-inch Firing Surface instead of One Firing Point. Local Agent ANAHEIM VULCANIZING WORKS S. R. 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