oc-plain-dealer 1922-08-15

Tuesday August 15, 1922 FAKE AERIAL HERO LEAVES JAIL TODAY Concluding his sentence of ten months in the Orange-co. jail today, Willis Gordon Brown is free, having filed a pauper's oath, to avoid payment of $1000 fine. Brown, it will be remembered, cut quite a swath in Los Angeles among the marriageable widows and impressible girls, under the claim of being an overseas aerial hero. While the department of justice was searching for him on the charge of conspiring to transport from the state a stolen automobile, he fled with one of the widows to a cabin in Sequoia forest. Traced there and arrested, he was returned, but again escaped and made his way to Honolulu. He was recognized on the boat by a stenographer from a law office, who wirelessed the news to the assistant U. S. marshal, and through whose efforts he was captured. STEWART TRAVELS 300 MILES IN 3 DAYS James E. Stewart of the Stewart Realty Co. has just returned from a trip to Madera and Mariposa-Cos., where he conducted some Long Beach men to look over cattle ranches. Mr. Stewart formerly lived in that vicinity and is well known by cattle men there. He covered 900 miles in three days. His clients contemplate exchanging Long Beach property for cattle ranches. WHEAT APPARATUS Apparatus to eradicate wheat smut by the hot water treatment before the grain is to be planted has been invented by an Indiana man. PHILIPPINE LABOR GOES TO HAWAII CHICAGO, Aug. 10.—Urbana Cruz in her hatched house of nipa grass, glanced up from a great hoop of snowy nainsook on which she was embroidering flowers. "In the Philippines," she said, "little girls learn embroidery at their mother's knees. The art was introduced from Spain in the sixteenth century and Philippine women have inherited their skill in delicate and intricate needlecarft." The pretty Filipino's needle showed her own adeptness as it flashed with marvelous rapidity over the white cloth. "Undergarments of nainsook and longcloth cut in the Bonita factory at Manila," she went on, "are distributed among the homes to be embroidered. All day long the women make embroidery in the nipa cottages while the men bleach the garments in the sun and launder them in stone basins in pure water drawn from deep wells by ancient bamboo sweeps. "Many girls become famous for their skill in special kinds of embroidery—calado, a-jour, raised work scalloping, flower patterns. So when the design calls for several kinds of work, the garment may pass through many hands." Urbana Cruz, Raquel Barolme, and Pedro Navarro, a designer, were brought to the United States by a Chicago company from the firm's lingerie factory in Manila. They have been in this country for more than a year demonstrating in nipa houses set up in drygoods stores in many cities in the art of making these beautiful, Bonita hand-embroidered garments. Soon they will sail for the Philippines. But they will leave behind them quaint impressions. For thousands of American women in the fur- ANNOUNCEMENT IN PRINT A smash in the delivery in Anahale by C. W. Cromer, Dale and Co. "The new prices prospective purchaser enabled t o buy a considerably below pays Cromer, who still young at 50.0. The new prices Anaheim, freight a passenger touring, senger roadster, $1895; sedan, series seriesC., $2110; S $2710; Coupe, seriess coupe, $2020. MAKES TOUR Miss Cecil Atherton card views to her of some of the through which she Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Are passing. Miss First National Banking her vacation bites from Washington the home of another ton. Ore. The part cadero en route to They will be abs weeks. A trade journal unknown in the U. 1737. What did with lead pencils texture, this exquisite South Seas will alive vision of nut-browning pineapple cloth ply cottages in the sha- Get A Good Used Reorganization Sale of USED CARS —We are going to move every used car this week. The prices are going to be made by you. OPEN EVENINGS ALL THIS WEEK Every Car Must Go Regardless of Cost Oakland Touring ...1916 Paige Touring ...1920 Studebaker Touring ...1916 Paige Touring ...1917 Studebaker Roadster 1918 Overland Touring ...1920 Reo Touring ...1917 Overland Club Road...1918 Chandler Touring ...1917 Ford Sedan ...1920 Saxon Touring ...1917 Paige Touring ...1912 Liberty Touring ...1920 Studebaker Touring ...1916 Sam Hubbell PAIGE AND JEWETT 252 No. Los Angeles St. Anaheim Phone 713 A fine assortment of Overhauled Fords and Other Used Cars Everyone a Bargain Overhauled Fords and Other Used Cars Everyone a Bargain Six 1921 Ford Tourings Two 1920 Ford Touring One 1919 Ford Touring Several 1915 to 1918 Ford Tourings One 1920 and one 1921 Ford Coupe One 1921 Ford Sedan A 1919 Mitchell Touring, in fine condition, wire wheels, only $585. Late 1919 Oldsmobile, Oakland, Chevrolet and Overland 1917 Dort, in A-1 shape, only $165 SERVICE THAT SATISFIES Wickersheim Implement Co. Fullerton, Cal. THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA ANNOUNCE SMASH IN PRICE OF REO A smash in the prices of Reo cars, delivered in Anaheim, is announced by C. W. Cromer, local manager of Dale and Co. "The new prices are gratifying to prospective purchasers who are now enabled to buy a Reo at a figure considerably below the old figure," says Cromer, who adds: "A Reo is still young at 50,000 miles." The new prices are delivered in Anaheim, freight and tax paid: seven passenger touring, $1735; three-passenger roadster, $1735; sport model, $1895; sedan, seriesC., $2160; Coupe seriesC., $2110; Sedan, series B., $2710; Coupe, seriesB., $2630; business coupe, $2020. MAKES TOUR BY AUTO Miss Cecil Atherton is sending post card views to her friends in Anaheim of some of the beautiful country through which she and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. Atherton, of Orange, are passing. Miss Atherton, of the First National Bank forces, is enjoying her vacation by visiting her sisters from Washington and Idaho at the home of another sister in Dayton, Ore. The party stopped at Atascadero en route to visit relatives. They will be absent about three weeks. A trade journal says wallpaper was unknown in the United States until 1737. What did the poor children with lead pencils write on? ture, this exquisite lingerie of the South Seas will always conjure up a vision of nut-brown malds in cool pineapple cloth plying needles in nipa cottages in the shadow of palm trees. SOLD BY FATHER TO NEGRO FOR $5.00 LOCAL TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE OPENED The Ananeim Typewriter Exchange is being opened at 120 No. Los Angeles-st. by Nickel Brothers, who are expected to be ready for business within a few days. The exchange is headed by H. H. Nickel, manager of the Kafateria Shoe Store for six months, and his brother, D.E. Nickel, recently from Fresno. They plan efficient, up-to-date service on typewriters and accessories, and are also to carry a line of stationary. A typewriter concern is badly needed ed in Anaheim, and will receive a warm welcome among owners of typing machines. EDWARD MILLS BUYS 5-ROOM BUNGALOW Edward Mills has purchased thru S. M. Kistler of the Stewart Realty Co. the beautiful new five-room bungalow in the Royer tract owned by White and Daniels, it was announced today. He is already in possession and contemplates making his permanent home here. YOUNG WIFE PASSES AWAY Mrs. Laurel Helen Mahr, wife of George W. Mahr, of Buena Park,died Saturday evening at 8:30 at the Anaheim hospital after a short illness. Funeral services were conducted today at 11 o'clock at the chapel of Backs, Terry & Campbell. The body will be taken to San Diego for burial. Deceased is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Fay, of Escondido. HYDRAULIC MINING Hydraulic mining is being used in Finland to gather peat, water being pumped into the bogs to form a liquid mass that can be handled with turbine pumps. Ah, for a return of the "good old days" when hoss drawn water wagons sprinkled our duzzy side streets! Used Car While The Ge The cars listed in these advertisements are just a few of the many bargains that these reliable firms have to offer. You are sure to find the car that will suit your every requirement, and remember you are doing business with reliable firms. And if the present labor and transportation conditions continue for a period of some duration a car shortage is inevitable. The lower prices have already had a tendency to clear the floors and bring all available new cars out of storage. These are fast being sold and owing to the strike it will be impossible to replace them. The only source of supply will the used car market, and while the prices today are at the lowest possible level there is no question that prices will increase with the demand. If you need a car. Buy Today. Roll 'Em Away We Have the Car You Want Terms and Price To Suit WE HAVE A GOOD USED CAR FOR YOU SEVERAL MAKES Roll Eml Away We Have the Car You Want Terms and Price To Suit Ford Coupe ...1920 Chevrolet F. A. Touring ...1918 Ford Sedan ...1921 Chevrolet F. B. Touring ...1921 Ford Touring ...1920 Sheridan ...1921 Ford Touring ...1919 Franklin Roadster Ford Touring ...1917 Buick Big Six Ford Touring ...1916 Buick Light Six Ford Touring ...1915 Oldsmobile "8" Ford Roadster ...1915 Liberty "6" Ford Speedster ...1917 Apperson Touring Chevrolet Touring ...1920 Republic Truck Chevrolet Touring ...1919 Buick Light Delivery Truck Chevrolet Touring ...1918 Ford Light Delivery Truck We'll Make Price and Terms to Suit Frank P. Taggart Co. CHEVROLET DEALERS 306 No. Los Angeles St. Phone 490 USED CAR FOR YOU SEVERAL MAKES TERMS—Right Prices Townsend & Medbery, Inc. 226 S. Los Angeles St. Anaheim—Phone 775 H. R. GROVE, Mgr. 506-8 N. Broadway Santa Ana TYPEWRITER GE OPENED Typewriter Exchand at 120 No. Los Nickel Brothers, who are ready for business The exchange is Nickel, manager of Store for six brother, D.E. Nickel, essno. They plan efservice on typessories, and are also of stationary. CONcern is badly need and will receive a mong owners of typ- HILLS BUYS BUNGALOW has purchased thru the Stewart Reality new five-room bunner tract owned by its, it was announced ready in possession making his perma- PASSES AWAY Helen Mahr, wife of of Buena Park,died at 8:30 at the Anamer a short illness. were conducted tok at the chapel of Campbell. The body San Diego for bura daughter of Mr. way, of Escondido. URN of the "good old loss drawn water and our dugy side WEALTHY ATTORNEY MAYER FOUND DEAD CHICAGO, Aug. 15.—Levy Mayer, multimillionaire member of the Chicago bar and one of the most noted corporation lawyers in the country, was found dead by his valet crouched on his knees at a window of his suite in the Blackstone hotel. The body when found was clad in a dressing gown and slippers. Dr. M. H. Wilkinson, house physiician of the Auditorium hotel, pronounced death due to heart failure. Britian Mourns For Lord Northcliffe LONDON, Aug. 15.—Brittian was in mounring today for Lord Northcliffe, Alfred Charles William Harmsworth, the greatest publisher Great Britian has ever produced and one of the most powerful unofficial personages in England, who died this morning at 10:12 o'clock at his town residence in Carlton Gardens. He was 57 years of age on July 15. NET CHAMPIONS MEET FOR TOURNEY NEW YORK, Aug. 15.—With more than 50 of the best women tennis players in the country entered, the annual women's national net tournament opened today on the courts of the West Side Tennis club at Forest Hills, L. I. SUBSTITUTE BUSSES Street cars in Paris may be eliminated because they cause traffic jams. Committees are considering the financing problem connected with supplanting the trolley cars with motor buses. TWENTY HURT AS TRAINS IS BOMBED NEW YORK, Aug. 14.—Twenty women and children are in hospitals today, victims of bombers who hurled three charges of dynamite against a crowded excursion train on the West Shore railroad at Little Ferry, N.Y.State police and railroad detectives are looking for two men in an automobile observed near the scene of the bombing a short time before the attack took place. WASHINGTON, Aug 14.—Government seizure of railroads and prison for those who interfere with their operation. That plan seemed certain today. FALL TO DEATH IN FLAMING PLANE DAYTON, Ohio, Aug.15.—Lieutenants Moriarity and Stoneberger fell to death in a flaming airplane here today. CRIPPLE RESCUES FIVE ROCHESTER, N.Y., Aug. 15.—Five boys were saved from drowning today in Prondequoit bay, near here by Dan Stoffel, who has a crippled right arm. He pulled the lads to safety with a landing net. EXAMINING TIMBER The X-ray has been found useful for examining timber up to eighteen inches thick for internal knots, resin pockets, cracks and other defects. With a new desk memorandum pad the paper is kept in a roll for cleanliness, any amount being withdrawn and torn off when it is desired. Home Used Car Market 215 So. Los Angeles St. Anaheim Dodge Touring 1919 $515.00 Ford Sedan 1921 575.00 Overland Sedan 1922 675.00 Oldsmobile Touring 4, 1921 850.00 Overland Touring 6, 1917 350.00 Chevrolet Touring 1920 325.00 Maxwell Touring 1921 525.00 Ford Touring 1920 300.00 Ford Touring 1917 150.00 Ford Roadster 1921 300.00 Buick 6 Touring 1920 Baby-Grand 1918 Savon 4 Roadster Studebaker 4 Roadster Overland 4 Touring Buick 6 Touring Chevrolet Touring 1920 A Snap You drive and be the judge. These cars are right come in or phone 842 we have what you want. Open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. 215 So. Los. Angeles Si. Special Sale High Grade Used Cars Special Sale High Grade Used Cars 1920 Nash Six Touring 1918 Re-Built Nash Touring 1922 Ford Sedan 1921 Ford Touring Car 1918 Buick 4 Touring 1917 Buick 6 Touring 1917 Overland 90 Touring Series 9-A Franklin Touring Series 9-B Franklin Sedan Type 53 Cadillac Touring All cars in good condition and guaranteed to be as represented. Will trade in your old car. Terms 12 monthly payments Bob White Company NASH FRANKLIN 332 W. Center St., 'Anaheim Phone 548