oc-plain-dealer 1922-08-08

CLINIC STAFF AT BEACH HOME OF JOHNSTON FAMILY Mr. AND MRS. H. A. JOHNSTON entertained the members of the Clinic staff and their families last evening at their cottage at Balboa. A dinner, cafeteria style was enjoyed and later the guests watched the parade. A social hour was afterwards enjoyed at the Johnston home. Passing the happy evening together were: Dr. and Mrs. H. A. Johnston and Family; Dr. and Mrs. A. H. Galvin; Dr. and Mrs. W. M. Cole, and son Richard; Dr. and Mrs. M. W. Hollingworth; Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Sutton; Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Ward and daughter Elgin; Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Bartlett and daughter Elizabeth; Dr. and Mrs. Mayfield and daughter Elizabeth, and Miss Robertson; Dr. J. Robinson; Dr. Ruby Akman; Dr. van de Erve; Dr. and Mrs. H. D. Bewkirk and son, Dana; Miss A. Curtis; Miss Anita Herzler; Miss Lucy Wood; Miss Alice Pannier; Miss Agnee Bellfour; Mr. and Dr. Keiche and daughter, Catherine. SHRINERS TO HUNTINGTON BEA Members of the Orange County Shrine club and their families will go to Huntington Beach Thursday evening upon invitation from the club of that city, to attend a carnival and program between 7 and 12 p.m. The plunge will be open to members free, and the noted swimmer, F. A. McDonald will give special exhibition stunts. A vaudeville entertainment at the dance pavilion from 8:30 to 10 will be an interesting feature of the evening, after which luncheon will be Motor To Camp Baldy Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Schlotter and Miss Thelma, Mr. and Mrs. Arch Henry and family, of Garden Grove road, Mrs. Holser and Miss Thelma Holser, of Kansas City, formed a motor party to Camp Baldy Sunday. They found the usually attractive spot crowded to capacity and the journey was very tedious on account of congested traffic. The party also had difficulty in finding a place where they might eat their luncheons as the management seemed indisposed to lend any assistance to the all day visitor, preferring, perhaps, the real vacationist as being of more financial benefit. Similar reports have come from Camp Baldy through other motorists, many having obliged to change their plans for stopping there but have journeyed on to another recreation spot. To Dine In El Modena The E. M. Schlotters, the J. C. Elliotts and their guests, Mrs. Clyde Lorens and Miss June Dohm will go this evening to the home of H. B. Haws, in El Modena, where they will enjoy a chicken supper and pleasant evening. Mrs. Haws is visiting relatives in the east and, as Mr. Haws has been "batching", the dinner will be particularly enjoyable to him. Local Persons at Picnic Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Gordon and children, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bremer, Mrs. Bertha Heine and Mr. Rickenbug were among the Anaheimers who attended the second annual picnic of Randolph county, Illinois society, at Ganesha Park, Pomona, last Sunday. Still Thin Word received S. G. Parsons guests of Mr., and family, over the west no nicer place have enjoyed as their stop. The Parson lina, the form have visited lowstone park also San F. other cities. Timber, Mont. Alabama for to their easte. Knight The local lodge is planning for Thursday all members participate in The usual go secured and evening worth Cit SHRINERS TO HUNTINGTON BEA Members of the Orange County Shrine club and their families will go to Huntington Beach Thursday evening upon invitation from the club of that city, to attend a carnival and program between 7 and 12 p.m. The plunge will be open to members free, and the noted swimmer, F. A. McDonald will give special exhibition stunts. A vaudeville entertainment at the dance pavilion from 8:30 to 10 will be an interesting feature of the evening, after which luncheon will be served, with refreshments. Dancing until midnight will conclude the happy evening. All Shriners are asked to wear their fezzes and come prepared to have the time of their lives. All Shriners are asked to wear their fezzes and come prepared to have the time of their lives. Mrs. Holser and Miss Thelma Holser, of Kansas City, are guests of Mrs. Arch Henry and M. E. Bever, sister and brother of Mrs. Holser), and their families, for a few weeks. Local Persons at Picnic Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Gordon and children, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bremer, Mrs. Bertha Heine and Mr. Rickenbug were among the Anahelmers who attended the second annual picnic of Randolph county, Illinois society, at Ganesha Park, Pomona, last Sunday. Celebrate Seventh Year As a fitting celebration of their seventh wedding anniversary, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Elcholtz entertained with a dinner party last evening at the Elks Club. Covers were laid for members of the family only. Mrs. Emma O'Rourke, the Misses Vera and Wilma O'Rourke, Messrs. Dan and Bert O'Rourke and Mr. and Mrs. Elcholtz. After the dinner a social hour was enjoyed. Let Us Relieve You From Hot Weather Washing There's no need this season to make a hot day hotter by working over a steaming wash-tub, or hanging out clothes in the blistering sun. Washing There’s no need this season to make a hot day hotter by working over a steaming wash-tub, or hanging out clothes in the blistering sun. Send the washing to us. We’ll wash the bundle in soft, fleecy suds, rinse in many changes of rainsoft water, iron the flatwork, starch those pieces that need it, and leave for you only the ironing of a few lighter things such as most women like to finish themselves. Or, at a slight additional cost we’ll iron anything. Next washday simply gather together those soiled clothes, bundle them up, and give them to our representative when he calls. A phone call will bring him. Our wet wash service is excellent, clothes received before 10 a.m. delivered same day. Anaheim Laundry Co. Phone 18 Anaheim THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA PAGE Still Think of Anaheim Word received from Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Parsons and family, who were guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Ballou and family, while en route by auto over the west, tells they have found no nicer place than Anaheim and have enjoyed no visit quite so much as their stop here. The Parsons are from North Carolina, the former Ballon home. They have visited the Yosemite and Yellowstone parks since leaving here, also San Francisco, Seattle and other cities. They are now at Big Timber, Montana, and will motor to Alabama for a short stay, then on to their eastern home. Knights To Entertain The local Knights of Pythias lodge is planning a nice social evening for Thursday, August 10, when all members and their families will participate in a dance and party. The usual good orchestra has been secured and everyone will have an evening worth while. City Briefs Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Fivecoat and daughter and Mr. and Mrs. George Barnholt spent Sunday at Long Beach. In the morning they attended the services at the Grace Methodist church. Mrs. Ferd Heying, Mrs. Wm. Heying of Baldwin Park, Mrs. H. Nelson and F. E. Dyekman have returned from a weeks outing at Murrieta Springs. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Bartlett and daughter Elizabeth Kodaking In this day of vacation and kodaking it is well to look to the success of every exposure as a matter of economy quite as well as satisfaction. A local photographer is authority for the estimate of $200 per week spent in Anaheim in this interesting occupation, and of the amount almost one-fifth of the films are unfit for finishing through several causes. Frequently an entire roll of films is blurred or blank waste: A line of suggestions made by this photographer may prevent such loss and the pictures prove a source of entertainment to ones friends and one's self for many months to come. First, before starting on a trip, be sure the camera is in good working order. Use only the best grade of films; measure well the distance from the subject of looking into the camera's "eye"; be very careful to hold the camera steady, if using no tripod; give plenty of time, although not too much; move the shutter firmly; and use greatest care in loading and unloading the kodak. Depend upon a photographer to develop the films or complete the pictures, be sure he is a careful, competent person. Observing these few simple rules will result in first class pictures which will give pleasure to the folks at home next winter when vacation season is over and the stories of the summer are retold. Attends Beach Carnival Among those from Anaheim who attended the carnival of lights at Balboa and the regatta parade in Newport harbor last night were the Misses Evelyn and Lillian Degryse and Helen Marsh, Mrs. H. K. Boyd and Mrs. A. A. Smith. An evening meal of hot dogs, replenished by salad, relishes, home-made cake and coffee was enjoyed on the ocean front, after which they passed some time in the dancing pavilion. A short call was made at Ocean View apartments, the temporary home of the Paul V. Hester family. SCORE ON CARPET ON BOOZE CHARGE LOS ANGELES, Aug. 8. — More than 20 persons faced United States Commissioner Long in the federal bldg. to answer charges of selling and having liquor in possession as result of the largest round-up of alleged nootleggers ever staged in Southern California. The round-up, which constituted 48-hour series of raids on farms and ranches, hotels and apartment houses, private homes, concession shops and even capture of automobiles on highways, included arrests in Palm Valley, Ocean Park and Santat Morica and in farming regions in between these towns. SHAVED LINCOLN FOR $10, TOBACCO PLUG ADA, Okla., Aug. 8—Charles Wesley Ellis, 118, "Patriarch of Pontico loc county," is believed to be the oldest white man in Oklahoma. Ellis' life has been one of adventure. He was born in Alaska, and, at the age of four, was stolen from his parents and brought to the United States. Ellis served under Gen. A. J. Smith and Sheridan in Tennessee. PRAISE DEVOTION TO DUTY WASHINGTON, Aug. 8—Praised was accorded today to R. B. Levisse air mail pilot, who when he was forced down in the desert near Elk Nev., walked 20 miles to inform him chief of the accident and summon another plane to pick up the mail. FIND BODY OF GIRL IN FALL OVER CLIFF YOSEMITE, Aug. 8—The body 17-year-old Elizabeth Jones, daughter of a member of the faculty of Princeton university, who fell into the Mead river from a 60-foot cliff while posing for a photograph, was recovered by rangers after a 24-hour hunt. DEMONSTRATION An expert will conduct a special Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Firecoat and daughter and Mr. and Mrs. George Barnholt spent Sunday at Long Beach. In the morning they attended the services at the Grace Methodist church. Mrs. Ferd Heying, Mrs. Wm. Heying of Baldwin Park, Mrs. H. Nelson and F. E. Dyckman have returned from a weeks outing at Murrieta Springs. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Bartlett and daughter, Elizabeth witnessed the water varnival at Balboa last evening. Mr. and Mrs. N. M. Durkee spent Sunday with friends at San Bernardino. Elmer Berdrow, Charley Bustamente, Elmer and Harry Clabaugh will return the latter part of the week to Anaheim. They have been motoring through the northern part of the state and Washington for the past three weeks. Manuel Gaxola was a Balboa visitor last evening. Robert Arneal passed last evening at Balboa. Etta Justice and friends were among the local people at Balboa last evening. Miss Jessie Boyd has arrived in Anaheim after spending the past year at Berkeley where she has been attending school. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Heying and son Jean and their guests, Miss Mary Troetschler, have returned from an outing spent at San Diego and other points of interest. Dr. and Mrs. Wm. Cole and son Richard left this afternoon for Laguna where they will spend several days. Walter Steffens is improving nicely from a serious illness. Miss Inez Heitshusen, of Olive, is the guest of little Nora Louise Linartz, of East Sycamore-st., for the week. Mrs. Clyde Lorens, of Strathmore, and Miss June Dohm, nieces of Mrs. E. M. Schlotter, are her guests for several days. James Miller, of Los Angeles, was the guest Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Elliott. In company with Crawford Kate Dale Hensley and Mr. Elliott, the afternoon was passed at Anaheim Landing, with a dip in the surf for special pleasure. Dr. and Mrs. C. W. Harvery have purchased a lot at 1204 Lincoln and will immediately start the erection of a modern six room bungalow. Miss Mareta Westphal has left for South Dakota where she will spend the next two weeks. She went back to attend the golden wedding celebration of her grandparents. William Arnett was a Balboa visitor last evening. Mr. and Mrs. Alois Volz motored to Balboa last evening. Miss Edytha Hayward was the guest of friends at Long Beach yesterday. Miss Faye Kern and Hugo Schultz were among the Anaheimers at Balboa last evening. An evening meal of hot dogs, replenished by salad, relishes, home made cake and coffee was enjoyed on the ocean front, after which they passed some time in the dancing pavilion. A short call was made at Ocean View apartments, the temporary home of the Paul V. Heater family. Arrives From Hawaii The happy announcement of the arrival in San Francisco of Mrs. Ida De Vinney was received by her daughter, Mrs. W. J. Llewellyn. After a short visit in the Gate City with relatives she will come on to Anaheim, arriving next Sunday. Mrs. De Vinney has been the guest of her son and family, Donald De Vinney in Honolulu the past several months and is accompanied home by her daughter-in-law and grandchild. The son will follow them in September, to reside in the states. Social Postponed The Stanton Community social set for August 15 has been changed to Sept. 15, according to Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Kibben, who were members of the executive committee. The postponement means a greater, better affair, as many who are now on vacation will be at home and attend the event. FIND BODY OF GIRL IN FALL OVER CLIFF YOSEMITE, Aug. 8 — The body of 17-year-old Elizabeth Jones, daughter of a member of the faculty of Princeton university, who fell into the Merced river from a 60-foot cliff while posing for a photograph, was recovered by rangers after a 24-hour hunt. DEMONSTRATION An expert will conduct a special demonstration of "Rinso," a new laundry soap, at Kitchen's, both the market and the store, for the few days. This preparations come in granular form making a lasting suds and cleaning clothes without boiling.-Adv. BLOCK PROBE OF SUGAR TARIF WASHINGTON, Aug. 8 — Senator probe of Senator Harrison charges that a scheme is under way to profiteer in sugar through a high tariff and restriction of Cuban production was blocked temporarily by day when Senator Smoot, Republican Utah, objected to immediate consideration of the resolution. Mr. H. S. Leavitt, of Placentia, recovering from a severe illness several days duration. His arrest which was injured several weeks ago in handling freight at the Santa Clara office, where he is agent, is also slowly improving. Plain Dealer for good job printt Miss Mareta Westphal has left for South Dakota where she will spend the next two weeks. She went back to attend the golden wedding celebration of her grandparents. William Arnett was a Balboa visitor last evening. Mr. and Mrs. Alois Volz motored to Balboa last evening. Miss Edytha Hayward was the guest of friends at Long Beach yesterday. Miss Faye Kern and Hugo Schultz were among the Anaheimers at Balboa last evening. Miss Ruth Crawford and Glen Hartranft passed last evening at Balboa. Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Reed and family are spending the month of August at Balboa. Mr. and Mrs. Reed were Anaheim visitors yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Goodson are enjoying an outing at Big Bear Lake. Miss Doris Hawley is enjoying a vacation from her duties at the So. Counties Bank. With her sister Hazel, the two will spend part of the time at Big Bear and part at Catalina. Mr. and Mrs. William Schumacher have returned to Fillmore after several days visit with Anaheim relatives. Mr. C. G. Van Horn, assistant manager of the Standard Oil local office, and Mrs. Van Horn and little son will leave Saturday on a two weeks vacation motor trip. Mrs. J. W. Truxaw and children, and Miss Lorena Poirier have returned from a ten days outing at Balboa. Floors Laid, Scraped and Finished Machine Sanders Local Mgr. R. J. Ohland 610 E. Chartres Anaheim Phone 776-W Day and Night Service Ambulance HUDDLE FUNERAL HOME WALTER S. HUDDLE, Director Corner Lemon and Broadway Telephones $70J—$70M Used Car Offers a wonderful array of excellent values in BUICKS 1918 Touring 1917 Touring 1916 Touring All these cars have been thoroughly overhauled first used car sale and we are going to make one Sale will last until every car is sold. The prices are below the average. We must sell these cars to make way for 1922. If you are thinking of trading or buying we Open Evenings for Your Convenience ANAHEIM AUTO Wm. Goodrum Proprietor ANAHEIM Bulek Distributors for Northern Orange Co. 128 S. Los Angeles St. Phone 354 ON CARPET BOOZE CHARGE ELES, Aug. 8. — More persons faced United commissioner Long in the to answer charges of having liquor on farms of the largest round-up bootleggers ever staged California. L-up, which constituted a series of raids on farms, hotels and apartmentate homes, concessions capture of automobiles on included arrests in Palms, Park and Santat Mon-farming regions in be-towns. LINCOLN FOR TOBACCO PLUG a., Aug. 8. — Charles Wes-18, "Patriarch of Ponto-is believed to be the man in Oklahoma. has been one of adven-s born in Alaska, and, at four, was stolen from his brought to the United under Gen. A. J. Smith in Tennessee. DEVOTION TO DUTY GTON, Aug. 8. — Praise and today to R. B. Levise, pilot, who, when he was in the desert near Elko, and 20 miles to inform his accident and summon one to pick up the mail. BODY OF GIRL ALL OVER CLIFF TE, Aug. 8. — The body of Elizabeth Jones, daughter of the faculty of Prince-city, who fell into the Mer-rom a 60-foot cliff while a photograph, was recov-agers after a 24-hour hunt. MONSTRATION It will conduct a special TRADE COMMISSION WARS ON FILM CO. WASHINGTON, Aug. 8. — The federal trade commission made war on the Fox Film corporation today. The commission alleged that its members were unanimous in finding that the Fox Film corporation was re-issuing its old photoplays under new names and also that it was deceiving both exhibitors and the public by entitling pictures with the names of famous books when the two had little in com-mon. BOY AVERTS RY. WRECK FON.DU LAC, Wis., Aug. 8. — Hundreds of wealthy Chicagoans, traveling to summer homes on a North-western train, today owe their lives to an unknown farmer boy who flagged the flyer in the wee hours of the morning. A bridge had been washed away. MAN CROSSES U. S. ON CRUTCHES SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 8. — Seeing San Francisco on one leg is easy, said Harry K. Garber, aged 52, of Harrisburg, Pa., today. Garber just arrived after walking from New York on crutches. He was crippled 17 years ago. BRIDE'S GRANDSON ACTS AS BEST MAN NEWARK, N. J., Aug. 8. — When Peter Van Dyke, 78 years old, and Mrs. Margaret Clutterbuck were married the best man and bridesmaid were the brides grandson and the young man's fiancée. INSURGENT COAL OPERATORS DIVIDED CLEVELANT, Aug. 8. — Break the ranks of the insurgent coal operators of the nation appeared to be widening today. They were reported to be flocking to Cleveland to attend the coal truce parley tomorrow with John L. Lewis and other mine union leaders. The first breaks came in the solid lineup of the Illinois and Indiana operators. Ohio operators and the mine chiefs received assurances, it is said, that a majority of the tonnage of both states will be represented tomorrow. West Virginia operators also will be here, it was said. JURY FIXES BLAME FOR FATAL WRECK DE SOTO, Mo., Aug. 8. — Engineer Mathew Glenn, killed with 24 others when a Missouri Pacific flyer was wrecked at Sulphur Springs, Saturday night, was blamed for the acci-dent by a coroner's jury here. HANNAH L. HORWITZ Candidate for JUSTICE OF THE PEACE of Anaheim Township 15 Years' Experience in Judge Howard's Office. Your Vote and Support Appreciated. Primary Election August 29, 1922. I THANK YOU. FREE DEMONSTRATION AUGUST 7, 8, 9. An expert demonstrator will tell you how easily a washing can be done with HINSO, a soap granule. FREE DEMONSTRATION AUGUST 7, 8, 9. An expert demonstrator will tell you how easily a washing can be done with RINSO, a soap granule. No boiling—has lasting suds—no other soap needed. PRICES— 1 Small Pkg. ... 7c 5 Small Pkgs. ... 29c 1 Pkg. Washing Machine size ... 23c 2 Pkgs. Washing Machine size ... 45c FROM KITCHENS' TO THE KITCHEN Two Stores. 161 West Center ... 308 West Center Phone 284 or 700 Second Day of our Great Car Sale excellent values in automobiles including new models of the 1922 Buicks. Car Sale excellent values in automobiles including new models of the 1922 Buicks. 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