oc-plain-dealer 1922-06-17

News of Fullerton CARS DAMAGED IN SEVERAL CRASHES A number of auto accidents were reported to Fullerton police. None was seriously hurt. The cars of Joe Matos of Fullerton and E. R. Bercot of Anaheim were in collision at Truslow and Spadra-rd. Both cars were damaged. A car belonging to the Bake-rite Bakery of Anaheim collided with a car driven by Joe Mantex of Fullertion. Both cars were damaged. A truck belonging to the Bastanchury Ranch Co. collided with a car driven by R. G. Houser. The car was damaged. A collision happened yesterday at W. Commonwealth-ave and Walnut ave when a car driven by W. T. Ferrier of Buena Park and a car driven by S. C. Baker of Fullerton smashed together. Both cars were damaged. LIBRARIANS RETURN Miss Minnie Maxwell, Fullerton librarian; Miss Mary Campbell, assistant librarian; and Mrs. G. W. Sherwood, of the Fullerton library board, have just returned from the library meeting at San Diego where the convention has been in session all week. The convention was attended by between 250 and 300 and was taken up by discussions on the chief publishing houses, the books they put out and round-table discussions. Miss Maxwell stated that many things helpful to librarians were brot out. KOEPSEL SHAKING HANDS A. E. Koesel, of Santa Ana, candidate for prosecuting attorney, was in Fullerton this morning shawing hands. WOULD DELAY SUBSIDY BILL WASHINGTON, June 17.—A group of Republicans will visit the White House today to try to persuade President Harding not to press the ship subsidy bill until after the November elections. There is little chance that FULLERTON SHIPS 22 CARS OF FRUIT Twenty-two cars of oranges were shipped from Fullerton this week. The American Fruit Growers, Inc., and The Fullerton Mutual Orange Ass'n made no shipments being closed all week. The only houses shipping were the Benchley Fruit Co., and the Placentia Orange Growers Ass'n. The Benchley Fruit Co. reported 12 cars, the Placentia Orange Growers' Ass'n 10 cars. FULLERTON BRIEF'S Miss Nell Bate left this morning for her home in Mason City, Io. Mildred McClune Mrs. H. J. McClune and daughter, Moldred McClune, left this morning over the Santa Fe for Reno, Nev. The regular monthly meeting of the Fullerton board of trade is scheduled for Wednesday night. C. W. Bishop, who has been spending the winter in Fullerton, visiting with the smith brothers of the Standard Bank, expects to leave tomorrow for his home in Liberty, Canada. B. A. Saunderman of Santa Ana underwent an operation this morning at the Fullerton hospital. Mrs. W. J. Rutledge left last night over the Santa Fe for Saginaw, Mich. Mrs. H. C. Herroum and Mrs. McMillan left this morning over the Santa Fe for Plattsville, Colo. H. A. Hicks who is visiting her daughter, Mrs. John H. Robb, Jr., is expected to leave tomorrow over the Santa Fe for Denver, Colo. Miss Florence Ford of Fullerton underwent an operation at the Fullerton hospital this morning. Z. C. S. Zimmerman of San Gabriel was arraigned before Judge French-in Fullerton this morning on the charge TRUCK PNEWS SAVE YOU! "Business concern reporting that the work with much pneumatics than says a bulletin record Bock, local district Goodyear Tire and Dye." "It is entirely should remain in frame of mind and after effort when the laxation between loading." "The heavy jarrer has a depressing effect as it has a depress trucks, loads and rods." "Equipping truck smooth-going Goods therefore, encourage handle these vehicles best efforts with every" "They can move more readily in and off fire and hard position ergy is conserved by the cushioning pneumatic on expenditure." "They have demonstrated advantages in equipping trucks to work, but of also equip with the same purpose." KOEPSEL SHAKING HANDS A. E. Koepsel, of Santa Ana, candidate for prosecuting attorney, was in Fullerton this morning shawing hands. WOULD DELAY SUBSIDY BILL WASHINGTON, June 17.—A group of Republicans will visit the White House today to try to persuade President Harding not to press the ship subsidy bill until after the November elections. There is little chance that they will succeed. The bill is almost certain to pass, it is declared. Mrs. W. J. Rutledge left last night over the Santa Fe for Saginaw, Mich. Mrs. H. C. Herrum and Mrs. McMillan left this morning over the Santa Fe for Plattsville, Colo. H. A. Hicks who is visiting her daughter, Mrs. John H. Robb, Jr., is expected to leave tomorrow over the Santa Fe for Denver, Colo. Miss Florence Ford of Fullerton underwent an operation at the Fullerton hospital this morning. Z. C. S. Zimmerman of San Gabriel was arraigned before Judge French-in Fullerton this morning on the charge of cutting the button. He was fined $10. E S S E X $1095 A Car That Stays “Young” Owners say the Essex does not grow old. Year after year, it continues its exceptional performance and freedom from repair needs, in a way expected only of costly cars. Essex cars, by the thousand, serving on upwards of thirty, forty and fifty thousand miles, in smooth, reliable duty, establish its lasting goodness in a way that everyone knows. A ride will reveal qualities you never expected in a car of its price class. Touring,$1095 Cabriolet,$1295 Coach,$1345 Freight and Tax Extra Townsend & Medbery, In 226 S. Los Angeles Street Anaheim—Phone 775 H. R. GROVE, Manager A ride will reveal qualities you never expected in a car of its price class. Touring,$1095 Cabriolet,$1295 Coach,$1345 Freight and Tax Extra Townsend & Medbery, In 226 S. Los Angeles Street Anaheim—Phone 775 H. R. GROVE, Manager CLOSED ALL DAY MONDAY AND TUESDAY MORN. TO NOON In order to make some needed repairs on the interior of our store we will be closed during above mentioned period. Ladies will find that the experts in our beauty parlor are able to render helpful service—especially during the hot days. You will find our Facial and Scalp treatments very restful and soothing as well as beneficial. Full Line of Lotions and Preparations. Anaheim Corset Shop Milady's Beauty Shop 215 W. Center Phone 167-W Ana TRUCK PNEUMTTICS SAVE YOUR DRIVERS "Business concerns are constantly reporting that their truck drivers work with much better spirit on pneumatics than on solid tires." says a bulletin received by Neenno & Bock, local distributors, from the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company. "It is entirely natural that men should remain in the best possible frame of mind and be capable of better effort when they secure more relaxation between loading and unloading. "The heavy jarring on solid tires has a depressing effect on drivers just as it has a depressing effect on trucks, loads and roads. "Equipping trucks with the smooth-going Goodyear cord tires, therefore, encourages the men who handle these vehicles to deliver their best efforts with every load. "They can manipulate trucks more readily in and out of thick traffic and hard positions and their energy is conserved by easy travel on the cushioning pneumatics. "Such facts have borne great weight with executives who have considered the total effect of pneumatics on expenditures for hauling. "They have demonstrated the important advantages of not only equipping trucks to do their best work, but of also equipping drivers with the same purpose." DUNTON'S AGENCY BREAKING RECORD The Ford, Fordson and Lincoln agency of George Dunton is doing a record business this month. For the month up to last night, June 16, there have been delivered 21 new Ford autos, 16 used, 4 new tractors and one used, a total of 42 deliveries. This compares with 51 total deliveries for all last month. A record order for 118 new cars and tractors has been placed for July. This order represents $72,- GOVERNOR'S HAT SURE ENUF IN RING LOS ANGELES, June 17.—Governor William D. Stephens officially will announce his candidacy for re-election in a few days, according to authoritative information received here today and Los Angeles will become the summer capital of California for several months. The announcement made public in Los Angeles today that the governor will positively be a candidate is the first official statement which definitely sets aside all rumors that the governor would transfer his support in favor of another candidate and close friend of the administration. RECORDS TO SHATTER AT ATHLETIC MEET CHICAGO, June 17—Track history was expected to be made on Stagg field this afternoon when the flower of the nation's athletes compete in the second annual intercollegiate meet. Records which have stood for years were expected to undergo an assault. Illinois and California remain the favorites. In the qualifying event yesterday Illinois and California each qualified two men. California will have two men in the 440-yard race. CAPTURE MANIAC WHO CHAINED GIRLS OMAHA, Neb., June 17.—Climaxing the greatest manhunt in years, Fred Brown, alias Gus Grimes, Omaha 'maniac' who chained two women and a man in his shack for 36 hours recently, was shot down today by Sheriff Saunders at Medicine Bow, Wyo., and captured. EASTERN FLYER EXPRESS CAR ROBBED PITTSBURG, Pa., June 17.—The New York Central flyer between Pittsburg and Fairmont was held BREAKING RECORD The Ford, Fordson and Lincoln agency of George Dunton is doing a record business this month. For the month up to last night, June 16, there have been delivered 21 new Ford autos, 16 used, 4 new tractors and one used, a total of 42 deliveries. This compares with 51 total deliveries for all last month. A record order for 118 new cars and tractors has been placed for July. This order represents $72,796. The agency has a long list of un-filled orders. OMAHA, Neb., June 17.—Climaxing the greatest manhunt in years, Fred Brown, alias Gus Grimes, Omaha 'maniac' who chained two women and a man in his shack for 36 hours recently, was shot down today by Sheriff Saunders at Medicine Bow, Wyo., and captured. EASTERN FLYER EXPRESS CAR ROBBED PITTSBURG, Pa., June 17.—The New York Central flyer between Pittsburg and Fairmont was held up by two masked bandits just before noon today between Monessen and Webster, Pa. The two robbers ransacked the express car, taking all available papers and everything in the safe. CANTON CAPTURED CANTON, China, June 17.—This city has been captured by General Chen Chiung Ming and former Provisional President Sun Yat Sen has fled. If it's from Witman's it's good. State News Briefs A death threat was made to Mayor Edward A. Gorey in case he reinstated Charles Lyon as city attorney of Venice, the mayor announced. He was told he said, by a man who came to him, that neither he nor Lyon would leave the City Hall alive if Lyon was voted in. Bandits led by Francisco Garcia, Mexican bandit, were completely routed when they attempted to rob a Southern Pacific train of $450,000 in gold between Nayarit and Mazatlan, consigned to the First National Bank in Los Angeles. The gold was being forwarded to meet Mexican government obligations. Abelardo Rodriguez, military commander of Nayarit, and a number of watchmen guarded the train. There were several deaths on both sides. Santa Cruz was chosen as the 1922 state convention city by the American War Mothers, who elected and adjourned in Los Angeles. The aid of men nationally known in road matters will be enlisted in a plan to complete a chain of highways over the Rockies to national parks of the Pacific coast. Resolutions to this effect were passed by the National Park to Park Ass'n at a meeting in Sacramento. Representatives of nine western states were present. Investigation of the controversy between District Attorney Thomas Lee Woolwine and Ida Wright Jones, formerly employed in the Los Angeles-co official's office, will be made by the grand jury. Fears that G. A. Gocke, Jr., 53, business manager of the Frederick Reel Motion Picture Co., was murdered by bandits were voiced by his wife. Gocke has not been seen since Wednesday morning. GARDEN GROVE GARDEN GROVE, June 17. (Spl.) A jolly time was enjoyed by members of the Garden Grove Methodist Sunday school at their annual picnic held at Orange-co park Tuesday. The day passed quickly at various sports and amusements the big picnic dinner being a feature of the occasion. The Tuesday Afternoon Club held their annual picnic at Orange-co park Tuesday. At 7 o'clock in the evening a sumptuous dinner was enjoyed under the live oaks, by the club members, their husbands and a few invited guests. It was a most enjoyable occasion, and one which will long be pleasantly remembered by those present. At a mass meeting held here Saturday to acton the grammar school situation, the board was instructed to secure an architect at once and have the grammar school building, which has been condemned because of faulty construction, put in proper condition. The board was further instructed to call an election for the purpose of voting bons to the extend of $8,500, for the purpose of erecting a new grammar school building. W. A. Wiker and wife of Sheridan, Wyo., are visiting at the home of the former's sister, Mrs. Ella Hotz. This was the first meeting of sister and brother for 30 years. Mr. and Mrs. Wiker are thinking seriously of making So. Cal. their future home. J. M. Woodworth and family, accompanied by Mrs. Durham of Pasadena, returned Tuesday from a three days' outing at Camp Baldy. They enjoyed a trip to the summit, and report about five feet of snow there. Mrs. C. C. Violet and daughter Miss Ruth, returned home Wednesday evening from Corvallis, Ore., where the latter his been attending college the past year. Mrs. Violett attended the graduatbn of her son Malcolm, at the Oregon State Agricultural college recently. Malcolm will remain at the college this summer, where he will teach is the agricultural department. Park to Park Ass'n at a meeting in Sacramento. Representatives of nine western states were present. Investigation of the controversy between District Attorney Thomas Lee Woolwine and Ida Wright Jones, formerly employed in the Los Angeles-co official's office, will be made by the grand jury. Fears that G. A. Gocke, Jr., 53, business manager of the Frederick Reel Motion Picture Co., was murdered by bandits were voiced by his wife. Gocke has not been seen since Wednesday morning. The Ku Klux Klan is denounced as a lawless organization by the county grand jury in report completed in Los Angeles. More than 500 couples attended last night the Artists' Ball and Art Exhibition under the auspices of the Art League of Los Angeles at the Ambassador hotel. A Los Angeles syndicate will purchase the 1800-acre Danziger estate between Beverly Hills and the sea and will use the residence and grounds for a riding club. The Los Angeles-co grand jury will investigate 35 marriages in Mexico involving well known Angelenos. An office and loft building, to be known as the Clune building, will be erected at Ninth-st and Broadway, Los Angeles. It will cost $1,250,000. If it's from Witman's it's good. Plain Dealer for Good Job Printing. Money to Loan ON IMPROVED REAL ESTATE AND FOR CONSTRUCTION PURPOSES Ample funds available—unnecessary delays. Monthly installment loans to suit YOU. Large or small amounts. WESTERN LOAN 30 Years of Success "Superior Service" Assets $8,000,000.00 Beebe & Harrison 120 N. Los Angeles St. Anaheim, Cal. CALIFORNIA Anaheim Starts Tomorrow THAT BEWITCHINGLY BEAUTIFUL STAR Agnes Ayres SCREENDOM'S NEWEST STAR IN THE LANE THAT ADNOTURNING' THEODORE KOSLOFF, LILLIAN LEIGHTON, FRANK CAMPEAU and other celebrities. A Really Splendid Vaudeville Offering Every Day Final Times Tonight THE REX INGRAM-METRO MASTERPIECE Return To The Right" Final Times Tonight THE REX INGRAM-METRO MASTERPIECE Return To The Right" REESE AT THE BIG WURLITZER GROVE June 17. (Spl.) joined by members the Methodist Sunannual picnic held necessary sports and picnic dinner becocasion. SANTA FE LEASE SANTA LE LEASE, June 17. (Spl) Those who attended the Athletic club dance of this lease were Mr. Ed Sullivan, Mr. and Mrs. Ryan and childen, Williemeina, Joe, Earl and Jack, Mr. and Mrs. Andrews, Mr. and Mrs. Smith and sons, Albert and Chester, Mrs. C. A. Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Schryer and daughter/ Olive Mr. and Mrs. Wolfe and daughter, Doris, Mr. Donald Cullen, Miss Marguerite Flynn, Mrs. Pittman and Alfred Chamberland. Mrs. Robert Jones, Mrs. Atkins and Mrs. C. H. Williams were the guest of Mrs. Gale of Yorba Linda Thursday. Mrs. Schryer and daughters Olive and Mrs. Andrews were Brea visitors Mr. Brownie Williams is reported on the sick list. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Flynn of Anaheim were callers on this lease Friday. Mrs. Jack DeMarris is now quite ill. Mrs. Cokely was a visitor on the West Coast Lease Thursday. Mr. Bill Schryer of the West Coast Lease visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Schryer of this lease. Mr. Frank Blanager after a long siege of no work is now employed at Santa Fe Springs. Mr. Frank Tausch of Anaheim was a business caller on this lease Thursday. Mrs. Ryan and daughter Willie were Anaheim visitors Friday. Miss Mary Chamberland and brother Alfred and Mrs. Nell Spear, Georgia Grant and Chester and Gorman Flynn were at Fullerton Park Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Segine and son Ray were Newport visitors Wednesday. Miss Willie Ryan spent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ryan of Fullerton. Miss Doris has now returned to her home after spending a few days Newport Beach. Miss Aloise Sanders was given a party Friday. Those who attended the party were Joe Greminger, Raymond Grants, Evelyn Wallinece, Joyce Smith, Welma Mathews and Elsworth Sanders. Grand Theatre Tonight Don't Fail to See Anaheim's Favorite Rookie (Snuffy) Lewis and His Grand Theatre Tonight Don't Fail to See Anaheim's Favorite Rookie (Snuffy) Lewis and His Sunkist Girls IN A BRAND NEW, ROLLICKING Musical Revue Also a Dandy Picture. You'll Tell the World It's Great. CALIFORNIA TOMORROW MATINEE ONLY — — ONLY "The Adventures of Robinson Crusoe" Kiddies—win a Free Trip to Catalina. Come on, boys and girls—bring this ad Sunday Matinee and you can see the show for 5c.