oc-plain-dealer 1922-06-02

J. T. LYON REPORTS MANY LOTS SOLD Out of 55 lots in a new 10-acre sub-division, the Dolan tract, on the south-side of West Broadway between Citron and Illinois streets, 20 have been sold, the J. T. Lyon Realty Co. said today. The tract as such has hardly been put upon the market. Only three lots are left on West Broadway itself. The public has shown gratifying interest in the tract, said J. T. Lyon in response to questions. Anaheimers are the principal purchasers. In addition to the houses erected or planned by Barney Hartfield, Dr. Herbert Johnston, and others, Walter Hansen has bought two lots and is expected to build this year. More than half the Monte Vista tract in the vicinity of the north and east addition have been sold. There were 112 lots in all, 61 have been actually sold and the deals on six or eight others practically are closed. The company is keeping 10 salesmen busy. These 167 lots are in locations which indicate values will be maintained, if not improved, in the firm's opinion. 3-MINUTE QUAKE REPORT IS UPHELD SPOKANE, Wash., June 2.—Corroboration of reports that an earthquake lasting three minutes was felt here yesterday, was contained today on the record made at that time by the seismograph of Gonzaga university. Windows were broken by the shock. PARK IN DRIVEWAY A complaint has been filed against the Gatti Meat Co. before Judge Kuchel on the charge of parking a car in front of the private driveway at the Mission Garage. PELTZER BUYS R. R. GREGG'S 20 ACRES Charles Peltzer has purchased the 20-acre valencia grove of R. R. Gregg on the Garden Grove-rd., one quarter mile north of Lincoln-ave. The trees are seven and 12 years old and there is a nine-room house. The buyer gets the $20,000 crop. The deal was made by Wright & Evans. Mr. Peltzer who came from Kansas eight years ago, is recognized as an experienced orange grower. He already had two ranches and he now has 60 acres. He resides at Quiritos and Sugas-aves. PLAN NEW DRIVE ON CHINA REBEL LEADER PEKIN, June 2.—Gen. Wu Pei Fu revealed plans to drive Gen. Chang Tso-Lin, anti-government leader to Mukden and, if possible, from China. Gen. Wu's plan is the spread of mutiny in Manchuria against Chang. The Harbin garrison has declared itself in favor of Gen. Wu against their leader. The mutheeers also have seized the Chinese Eastern railway from Harbin to the maritime provinces of Siberia. OVERRULES MOVE TO QUASH MORSE CASE WASHINGTON, June 2.—Chief Justice McCoy of the district of Columbia supreme court today overruled motions to quash incitments against Charles W. Morse, New York banker, and 11 others charged with conspiracy and embezzlement in connection with shipping board contracts during the war. HARRY D. RILEY SALES Harry D. Riley reports the sale of a new Studebaker special six to S. B. Edwards of Orange. Nat Carwile of Ana heim and A. P. Burch of Lakeview also have purchased cars of Riley. LABOR BOARD BIG WAGE WASHINGTON, July next wage reduction railway labor board provide for slashes more than a million way workers, including shop crafts, but all accept those who are not "big four" transport hoods, it was learned tively here today. The new reduction 5 cents per hour and to take effect on July already ordered for the of way employees. Although slight change made in the labor board before the forthcoming sued, latest reports new cuts would be as PUBLIC DEBT IS CUT WASHINGTON, Julyduction of $51,362,744 debt of the United was announced by the parment today. The gross debt on May 31838,607. OPPOSES BILL A WASHINGTON, June Harding opposes the so as framed by the senate mittee and so informers. The bill provides of indebtedness against with no means of pay. ALMOND MEN RI SAN FRANCISCO, organization of the Cal Growers' Exchange hpleted with 2500 members formed a five-year po The officers were co January next. PARK IN DRIVEWAY A complaint has been filed against the Gatti Meat Co. before Judge Kuchel on the charge of parking a car in front of the private driveway at the Mission Garage. HARRY D. RILEY SALES Harry D. Riley reports the sale of a new Studebaker special six to S.B. Edwards of Orange. Nat Carwile of Anaheim and A.P. Burch of Lakeview also have purchased cars of Riley. 112 NORTH LOS ANGELES ST. ANAHEIM GRA Openin Due to our wonderfully successful opening last Saturday benefit by our many money saving bargains the same spers, this Saturday, June 3rd. COME EXPECTING TO FREE A fine grade Broom will be give purchase or over. We do this to ward this wonder sale. $3.00 SCOUT SHOES A good sturdy Work Shoe; smoked elk or Cordovan; superior quality $2.29 $4.50 Men's Dress Shoes $2.98 And many other bargains in Work and Dress Shoes. $3.50 Out West Dress Shirts 2000 to choose from. They are the famous Out West Dress Shirts in a wonderful assortment of popular patterns and colors ROSS WORK SHIRTS BOYS' ed elk or Cordovan; superior quality $2.29 $4.50 Men's Dress Shoes $2.98 And many other bargains in Work and Dress Shoes. BOSS WORK SHIRTS Blue and gray ... 98c $4.50 MENS DRESS SHOE Russia Wax Veal Blucher Dress Shoes at genuine reductions ... $2.98 BOYS' PANTS A big assortment of Boys' Knickers, including Corduroys, Khaki and Worsteds; all sizes. They'll go fast at this price ... 98c Men's Sox These are the famous Durham Hose, known the world over. Note low price— 25c 2 pairs ... 8c Good Work Sock, Extra Special... LABOR BOARD PLANS BIG WAGE SLASH WASHINGTON, June 2. — The next wage reduction order of the railway labor board at Chicago will provide for slashes in the pay of more than a million additional railway workers, including not only the shop crafts, but all employees except those who are members of the "big four" transportation brotherhoods, it was learned authoritatively here today. The new reductions will average 5 cents per hour and are expected to take effect on July 1, like those already ordered for the maintenance of way employees. Although slight changes may be made in the labor board's schedule before the forthcoming order is issued, latest reports are that the new cuts would be as follows: PUBLIC DEBT OF U. S. IS CUT $51,362,749 WASHINGTON, June 2. — A reduction of $51,362,749 in the public debt of the United States in May was announced by the treasury department today. The nation's total gross debt on May 31 was $33,138,-838,607. OPPOSES BILL AS FRAMED WASHINGTON, June 2. — President Harding opposes the soldier bonus bill as framed by the senate finance committee and so informed senate leaders. The bill provides for certificates of indebtedness against the treasury with no means of payment specified. ALMOND MEN REORGANIZE SAN FRANCISCO, June 2. — Reorganization of the California Almond Growers' Exchange has been completed with 2500 members who have formed a five-year pooling contract. The officers were continued until January next. QUESTION BROTHERS IN WOMAN'S MURDER SAN FRANCISCO, June 2. — Two brothers held by police as suspects in the murder of Mrs. Annie Wilkins were sharply questioned today. Mrs. Wilkins was shot to death in her automobile Tuesday night by bandits when her husband, who was in the machine with her, attempted to reach his revolver. BRITISH TROOPS RUSH TO AID POLICE BELFAST, June 2. — A violent battle is in progress over an extensive front over the Ulster-Louth frontier between republicans on one side and Ulster constabulary and British troops on the other, according to advises from the front this afternoon. The constables were being beaten back when the British troops were rushed up to reinforce them. Firing has been resumed in the Milford area. Many Catholic residents of Belfast are in flight. BIGGER MAN LOAN HAS STRUCK SNAG PARIS, June 2 — Negotiations of international bankers regarding a $1-000,000,000 consortium for Germany have struck a snag and there were indications today that the Germans will not get a great international loan despite the favorable reply they have returned to the demands of the interalled reparations commission. PRESIDENT OF CHINA RESIGNS, IS REPORT LONDON, June 2. — President Hsu Shih Chang of China has resigned, said a dispatch from Peking this afternoon. His resignation has been pending ever since Gen. Wu Pel Fu defeated the Manchurian army of Chang Tso-Lin. EXPOSE ILLUSION AT THE CALIFORNIA Who is it that does not thrill at the mysterious? Is there a living man, woman, or child who does not love the unseen That is why that wonderful film "Sawing a Woman in Two, Exposed" will be such a powerful magnet at the California theatre tonight. When the great vaudeville novelty actually depicting the sawing of a woman in half on the stage, and when was presented at the California theatre a short time ago, was shown over the country, it caused the entire continent to gasp—and comment. "How is it done" they all exclaimed. "Isn't it wonderful!" and other similar expressions filled the atmosphere. Well, here is a chance for an Orange county people to see just now this is done. A film was made showing the inside workings or the unusual proceedings, and this will be at the California theatre tonight. On the same program, handsome Thomas Meighan will be seen in his latest screen triumph, "The Bachelor Daddy." It is a rippling story of life and love—and you are certain to like it. Also the California management will present Shirley, the world-ratous Saxophone King. He will offer superb musical selection—only Shirley can. He has played for the big phonograph firms, and his records are well known throughout the earth. In fact the entire program is one of unusual merit, and combined with Reese at the mammoth Wurlitzer organ, it is the concensus of opinion that the California theater will be packed tonight. Perhaps a man smiles when a girl puts him on the head because that's his funny bone. ALMOND MEN REORGANIZE SAN FRANCISCO, June 2.—Reorganization of the California Almond Growers' Exchange has been completed with 2500 members who have formed a five-year pooling contract. The officers were continued until January next. RESIGNS, IS REPORT LONDON, June 2.—President Hsu Shih Chang of China has resigned, said a dispatch from Peking this afternoon. His resignation has been pending ever since Gen. Wu Pel Fu defeated the Manchurian army of Chang Tso-Lin. of unusual merit, and combined with Reese at the mammoth Wurlitzer organ, it is the concensus of opinion that the California theatre will be packed tonight. RAND ing Sale last Saturday we are going to offer to those who were unable to ins the same specials that were sold to hundreds of satisfied custom- TO RECIEVE BIG VALUES room will be given away free with every $5.00 er. We do this to create a friendly feeling toer sale. FREE $3.50 Out West Dress Shirts 2000 to choose rom. They are the famous Out West Dress Shirts in wonderful assortment of popular patterns and colors GENUINE B. V. D.'s Genuine B. V. D. and Topkis Union Suits. This price is below 99c BUNGALOW APRONS A large assortment of Bungalow Aprons in popular styles and patterns; light and dark colors 49c ROVS' $1.75 OVERALLS and Topkis Union Suits. This price is below 99c Bungalow Aprons in popular styles and patterns; light and dark colors 49c BOYS' PANTS big assortment of Boys' Knickers, including Corduboys, Khaki and Vorsteds; all sizes. they'll go fast at price 98c $1.75 OVERALLS Men's high-grade Bib Overalls, in all sizes. Extra special 98c $1.25 UNION SUITS Men's Athletic Union Suits, priced extremely low 69c HAT VALUES Here are two good examples of our Hat values. Come and see the others. $4.00 Dress $2.29 Hats $5.00 Dress Hats $2.98 Army and Navy Dep't. S Store With the Orange Front—Located Two Doors North of the Golden State National Ba Angeles St. POMONA PASTOR ARRESTED POMONA, June 2.—Charged with removing a body in the Catholic cemetery without authority of law. Father J. J. Sheehy, pastor of St. Joseph's Catholic church, was arrested on a felony warrant signed by Mrs. Emma Trisler of 902 West 92nd-st, Los Angeles. The hearing is on today before Judge U. E. White. Plain Dealer for Good Job Printing. ELECTRIC MEN CONVENE LOS ANGELES, June 2.—The sixth annual convention of the Pacific Coast Electric Ass'n will be concluded today with an industrial conference. M. H. Aylesworth, executive manager of the National Electric Light Ass'n, which represents capital of five billions, was among the noted figures present. Graduation Hats of Individuality Every hat is made expressly for the wearer insuring that individual touch so characteristic of McDonald's. OTHER SUGGESTIONS Undergarments Silk Hosiery Lingerie Novelty Beads McDONALD'S Millinery and Lingerie Shoppe Next to Portoffice McDONALD'S Millinery and Lingerie Shoppe Next to Portoffice DAVE WROTENBERG Army and Navy Goods-- Big Reductions $2.00 Aluminum Thermos Bottles 98c DAVE WROTENBERG Army and Navy Goods-- Big Reductions $2.00 Aluminum Thermos 98c Bottles Army Mess 29c Kits $2.00 Wrap 79c Leggings Army Bacon 9c can Army Canteens 35c at Army Canvas 39c Leggins Army Khaki Breeches, (double knee) 75c $7.50 Leather Puttees, (genuine leather); all one piece $4.29 $4.50 ARMY BLANKETS Genuine O. D. Wool Army Blankets; Extra Special $2.79 o't. Store State National Bank Anaheim $2.00 and $2.50 CAPS A big special for the boys. Over 50 different patterns in the latest styles to choose from $1.39