oc-plain-dealer 1923-05-11

GUARDIAN GRANTED PERMIT TO LEASE Drilling operations on a considerable scale on several parcels of land in the Puffree tract, with minimum rentals and royalties amounting to $14,400 for the first two years, were authorized today when Superior Judge R. Y. Williams issued an order permitting a lease in connection with the matter of the guardianship of Alonzo E. Kendall D., Margaret L., George G. and Albert Rowland Yorba. Juanita C. Yorba, the guardian, receives the authorization to execute the lease to C. L. Nickle and J. R. Scott, representing the Providential Oil Co., on lots five and six in the tract, three other pieces 210 by 240, 170 by 165 and 100 by 225, together with a 20-foot strip along Placentia. HOUSES CLEAR FILES FOR FINAL WEEK SACRAMENTO, May 11—Both houses of the legislature were busy today clearing their files as this was the last day that either house may consider its own bills. The chief measure passed in the senate was a bill to provide for the use of monies in special funds. The bill is designed to prevent financial complications arising from the new budget. The Schmidt 'anti-black list' bill prohibits employers from black-listing strikers, and which passed the assembly several days ago, was tabbed in the senate labor and capital committee today. Avenue extending from the north line of the tract to Carolina avenue. The oil concern must begin drilling before six months are up. at Weber's Mother Day Records Victor Records for May JUST A FEW OF THEM 19053 "Out Where the Blue Begin"—John Steel ...75c 19053 "Mother's Love"—Elliott Shaw ...75c 64332 "Mother O'Mine"—John McCormick ...$1.25 64778 "Little Mother of Mine"—John McCormick ...$1.25 Where, except on the regular VICTOR RECORD releases, can you find such a program, so varied, by such great artists and entertainers? Come in and hear these latest VICTOR HITS—any and all of them. Do it now! POPULAR CONCERT AND OPERATIC Dan Carlier—Elie stammal m'mabf In Italian Feodor Challapin 88665 12 Changem Indus (A Song of India) In French Amelita Guillı-Curel 66136 10 The Lost Chord (Procter-Sullivan) John McCormack 74791 12 MELODIOUS INSTRUMENTAL Slavonic Dance No. 1 (In G Minor) Violin Solo Jeanne Maliska 66138 16 Toy Soldiers' March (F. Knauz) Violin Solo Frita Kreiswik 66137 10 Hungarian Rhapsoy No. 2—Part I Piano Ignace Jan Paderewski 74805 12 Hungarian Rhapsoy No. 2—Part II Piano Ignace Jan Paderewski 74806 12 ELLIS RECEIVE STRIPPING The Talbertt Ellis of 1021 W Ana, which Ellis days ago as no stripped of everything it could day to the Santa Furniture, but not to the amount dollar in value. Several similar en place in or few months Sheriff Sam that he was safe with home in Ontario the robbery was The Sheriff and are working on the articles which took place Monday last, we four large bed pillows, four lime pillows, four limp mode, containing bath towels, and two small white white enamelled hogany chair, ro chair, the latter lions; four dining leather bottom; blue embroidery; two willow fruit nase sawing bas runner; one mah glass bottom, dr box with about bronze clock, so dresser style, ro table dish with g six platters, assoc vegetable dish; salt shaker; do bowl; large water ers; three gray four comforters; baking dish; blo two sets auto soc Where, except on the regular VICTOR RECORD releases, can you find such a program, so varied, by such great artists and entertainers? Come in and hear these latest VICTOR HITS—any and all of them. Do it now! POPULAR CONCERT AND OPERATIC Don Carlos—Elle glammal mo'amb! In Italian Feeder Challapin 8065 12 Changem Indous (A Song of India) In French Anselmo Galli-Cureu 66136 10 The Lost Chord (Procter-Sullivan) John McCormack 74791 12 MELODIOUS INSTRUMENTAL Slavonic Dance No. 1 (In G Minor) Violin Solo Jessica Hallesta 66138 10 Toy Soldiers' March (F. Kreisler) Violin Solo Frits Kreisler 66137 10 Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2—Part I Piano Ignace Jan Paderowski 74805 12 Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2—Part II Piano Ignace Jan Paderowski 74806 12 Khewantchina—Entr'atte Stokwalt and Philadelphia Orchest 74803 12 LIGHT VOCAL SELECTIONS Faded Lens Letters Henry Burry 19015 10 November Rose John State 19015 10 You Know You Balong to Somebody Else Henry Burry 19026 10 When the Leaves Come Tumbling Down Alleen Stanley-Billy Murray 19026 10 You've Got to See Mamma Eerry Night Stanley-Murray 19027 10 Bannie's Wild (Acc. by The Virginians) Miss Patricola 19027 10 Where the Silvery Candle Is Way Pearless Quietest Where the Sunset Turns the Ocotee's Blue to Gold 19029 10 No One Loves You Any Better than Your M-A-double M-Y Murray-Smalle 19039 10 Don't Think You'll Be Missed (Both numbers acc. by "The Virginians") Alleen Stanley 19039 10 HUMOROUS MONOLOGUE A New Slant on War Will Rogers 45347 10 Timely Topics Will Rogers 45347 10 LULLABIES OF OTHER LANDS Credits Songs of Many Nations—Part 1 Edna Brown 19038 10 Credits Songs of Many Nations—Part 2 Edna Brown 19038 10 DANCE RECORDS "Way Down Yonder in New Orleans—Fox Trot] Whitman and Dearne-Fox Trot] His Orchestra 19030 10 Starlight Bye Bye Trot] Benson Orchestra 19031 10 Think of Me—Fox Trot or Shimmy One-Step] Charles of Chicago 19032 10 Farewell Blues—Fox Trot] The Virginiaans 19032 10 Apple Sweeps—Fox Trot] The Virginiaans 19032 10 Burning Sands—Fox Trot] Whitman and His Orchestra 19033 10 Falling—Fox Trot] Whitman and His Orchestra 19034 10 Crying for You—Fox Trot] Whitman and His Orchestra 19034 10 Some little dance for You] Conrady and His Orchestra 19034 10 Whoo, Tittle, Take Your Time] Fox Trot] The Virginiaans 19040 10 You Know You Belong to Somebody Else—Fox Trot The Virginians University Lancets—Part 1 International Novelty Orchestra 35723 18 University Lancets—Part 2 International Novelty Orchestra 35723 18 Weber’s Music Store 206 W. Center St. Anaheim, Calif. Your Automobile Top It Costs No More to Have it Made Right And Your Body Covering ANAHEIM AUTO WORKS 217 N. Los Angeles St. Anaheim Your Automobile Top It Costs No More to Have it Made Right And Your Body Covering ANAHEIM AUTO WORKS 217 N. Los Angeles St. Anaheim FROM KITCHENS TO THE KITCHEN 161 West Center Street Phone 284 Rex Picnic Hams Special for Saturday lb. 17c Puritan Bacon half or whole per lb. 40c Free A Big Basket of Groceries Free Given away every Saturday until further notice at 7:30 P.M. Shredded 10c Wheat 9c Post Toasties & Kellogg's Corn Flakes 25c Rex Deviled Meat 6 oz can for 10c Limit Something new in Starch 10c Globe A-1 Flour 49 Lbs. Sack $2.10 Globe A-1 Flour 24% Lbs. Sack $1.10 Fruit Jars 85c Plints 85c Fruit Jars $1.00 Quarts 85c Fruit Jars $1.45 ½ Gallon 85c Rubbers and Covers Free with Every Dozen of Jars Large Rolls 25c Toilet Paper 47c BUTTER Guaranteed Fresh Creamery, per lb. ELLIS RESIDENCE STRIPPED BY THIEF The Talbors house of Mellie M. Ellis of 1021 West Third St., Santa Ana, which Ellis reported several days ago as robbed, was literally stripped of everything or practically everything it contained, a report today to the Santa Ana police showed. Furniture, beeding, dishes and not to the amount of several hundred dollars in value, were taken. Several similar robberies have taken place in or near Santa Ana the past few months. Sheriff Sam Jernigan paid today that he was satisfied the Mexican in the vicinity who had gone to his home in Ontario at about the time the robbery was not the guilty man. The Sheriff and his deputies now are working on another clue. The articles taken in the robbery, which took place between Friday and Monday last, were: two feather beds, four large bed pillows, six fancy sofa pillows, four linen sheets, four linen pillows, four linen sheets, four linen mode, containing linen and crocheted bath towels, and with glass knobs; two small white enamel chairs, small white enamelled breakfast table, maragogany chair, rocker and big arm chair; the latter with velvet cushions; four dining room chairs with leather bottoms; one day spread with blue embroidery and pillow covers; two willow fruit baskets; one Japanese sawing baskets; one crochet runner; one mahogany waist with glass bottom; dry cell battery, glove box with about eight pairs gloves, bronze clock, small; ivory clock, dresser style, round covered vegetable dish with gold and black hands; six platters, assorted sizes, to match vegetable dish; violet hand painted salt shaker; dozen plates; gravy bowl; large water pitcher with flowers; three gray and blue blankets; four comforters; covered aluminum baking dish; blow torch, large size; two sets auto socket wrenches. STATE GAINS IN BANK TAX FIGURES SOCIETY RECEIVES SLANDEROUS LETTERS (By International News Service) NEW YORK, May 11.—A gigantic "poison pen" scandal involving a number of society families was revealed here this afternoon. The district attorney's office is investigating dozens of complaints from prominent men who said they had received letters with scurrilous and insulting references to the members of their families. It was reported that one suicide resulted from the letters. The letters are anonymous, but all were sent to envelopes bearing on the upper left hand corner the names of persons a prominent as their recipients. This was to give the impression that the persons mentioned had sent them, although they had not. SLAIN ITALIAN WAS IN DEBT FOR CAR Nunzio Spaminata owed $185.16 on his Ford coupe, the Pay Security Co., of Los Angeles informed Sheriff Sam Jernigan in a communication received today. Spaminata was the Italian whose hacked body was found near the dirt road between Northern Station and La Habra several weeks ago. ADD 3 NAMES O RY. LABOR BOARD (Washington, May 11.)—President Harding today completed the personnel of the United States Railroad Labor Board at Chicago by reappointing Judge R. M. Barton and Horace Baker, and naming E. F. Grable, former head of the railway maintenance of way employees. Grable will present labor on the Board. Barton the public and Baker is the representative of the railroad management. DOGS FIND BODY (Los International News Service) LOS ANGELES, May 11.—The body of a baby girl was found on the shore at Holton Station, Del Rey Beach, today by Edward Clark, who investigated after his dogs had been barking over the body for more than an hour. The child, apparently new born, had been in th water eight days, the police believe. ROYER WILL CASE RESUMED MONDAY The General Julian O. Royer will probate will be resumed on Monday when the contestees will put on further witnesses. It is understood Superior Judges R. Y. Williams and a jury are sitting in the case. ACT AGAINST VERNON (Los Angeles, May 11.)—A resolution to fine the Vernon Club $13,000 for playing Ray French and Jess Doyle this season will be introduced at Monday's meeting of the coast league directors at San Francisco, Charley Lockhart, part owner of the Seattle Club said today. INFANT PUNERALS Funeral services were held yesterday at the McAnlay funeral parlor for the infant of Mr. and Mrs. Raileigh Taylor of Pullerton, who died Wednesday afternoon. Interment was in the Loma Vista cemetery. The infant of Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Tyler of Garden Grove who died Wednesday night was buried yesterday at Los Alamitos cemetery, Angus McAulay, funeral director. The expression "topsy turvy" was originally "topside-turfway." When turf is cut for fuel, it is turned upside down to dry, the "topside" of the "turfway" being underneath. So the expression came to mean upside down. STATE GAINS IN BANK TAX FIGURES SACRAMENTO, May 11—Taxes collected from California banks, both domestic and national, during the past year totaled $3,758,053.14 according to a statement by State Controller Ray L. Ridley. In the preceding year the banks paid $3,634,386.28 or $123,666.86 less. The tax collected from the domestic banks aggregated $2,105,598.10 as compared with $1,652,095.04 returned by the national banks. Ridley's report also shows that the state netted $3,258,615 from taxes on insurance companies during the past year as compared with $3,088,392.29 in the previous year. City Briefs Mr. and Mrs. Tom Remp are the owners of a handsome Dodge coupe. Mrs. F. A. Russell, who has been passing the winter with her niece, Mrs. H. A. Hawley and family, left yesterday for her home in Portland, Ore. She has wintered here two seasons and may decide to return next year to make her home. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Warrington, of Brea, are parents of a son weighing 7 pounds. He arrived in Anaheim via "The Retreat." Eddie Torres was arrested this morning by O. B. Baxter on the middle of the street. George Henry, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arch Henry, of Garden Grove road, has returned home for his summer vacation from Berkeley where he attends law school. He made the trip by boat. For Details & Information REGARDING OIL ROYALTIES in the United States Oil Well Heater Corporation Apply Joe Wagner 120 No. Los Angeles St. Phone $13-W Anaheim RY. LABOR BOARD (By International News Service) WASHINGTON, May 11—President Harding today completed the personnel of the United States Railroad Labor Board at Chicago by appointing Judge R. M. Barton and Horace Baker, and naming E. P. Grable, former head of the railway maintenance of way employees. Grable will present labor on the Board. Barton the public and Baker is the representative of the railroad managements. JEWS MAY BANISH SACRAMENTAL WINE (By International News Service) LOS ANGELES, May 11—Jewish congregations in Los Angeles were being asked to place a ban on the use of wine for sacramental purposes through resolution passed by the Kehilah, an organization said to represent Hebrew congregations. The move is an attempt to remove the abuse practiced by many who have set themselves up as rabbis that they might dispense wine illegally. NEW PLAN FOR SUGAR PRICE CUT (By International News Service) WASHINGTON, May 11—The administration has determined upon a plan to control prices of sugar in the United States despite the failure of the government's efforts to close up the New York Sugar Exchange, it was announced officially at the White House late Friday. The plan was worked out by the cabinet, but officials declined to disclose the details. BIG THEATRE MERGER (By International News Service) LOS ANGELES, May 11—One of the biggest theatrical deals on the Pacific coast was consummated today, when the West Coast Theaters, Inc., through one of its heads, Joseph M. Spheck became affiliated with the Marcus Loew enterprises on the West coast. The figures involved in the transaction were not revealed. Plain Dealer Want Ads Get Results. WHY SUFFOCATED? A location amidst THIS COUNTLESS HUGE PROFITS FOR THE AND EXPORT CRUDE AND RIVERWOOD YOU PROFIT BY A PURCHASE: A 10-ACRE LOADING DOUBLE OIL; AND 20 SERVICES THEN GET IN TOUCH WITH US THE ORGANIZATION ISSUE... REGARDING OIL ROYALTIES in the United States Oil Well Heater Corporation Apply Joe Wagner 120 No. Los Angeles St. Anaheim Phone $13-W CASH BUYERS OF ORANGES THE JOS. GENTILE CO. NO LOT TOO SMALL NO LOT TOO LARGE Philadelphia and Santa Ana Streets C. J. BAGNALL Manager Residence Eullerton 765 Anaheim Phone 650 BIG TOYLAND SPECIALS Roller Skates - $2.25 Black Meow Cat - $1.50 Good Madam Hendren Mama Dolls - $2.50 up Skooters - $4.00 Big Coaster Wagons $6.95 TOYLAND H. J. EFKER 139 N. LOS ANGELES ST. FIND BODY NATIONAL News Service) ELES, May 11.—The baby girl was found on Holton Station, Del Rey by Edward Clark, who after his dogs had been the body for more than apparently new born, water eight days, the WILL CASE MED MONDAY Julian O. Royer will be resumed on Monday,TESTEEs will put on classes it is understood.R. Y. Wittiams and a g in the case. INST VERNON (International News Service) ELES, May 11.—A re- the Vernon Club $13.-Ray French and Jeas son will be introduced meeting of the coast at San Francisco, part owner of the said today. ET FUNERALS Services were held yester- Anlay funeral parlor of Mr. and Mrs. Ra- Fullerton, who died afternoon. Interment na Vista ceremony of Mr. and Mrs. C. G. a Grove who died Wed- was buried yesterday at cemetery, Angus Mc-director. ion "topsyturvy" was inside-turfway." When fuel, it is turned up-dry, the "topside" of being underneath ion came to mean up- TO CUT 24 HOURS FROM FLIGHT RECORD (By International News Service) SAN PRANCISCO, May 11.—That his bride may not be "left waiting at the church" Caption Lelon Des Plains, U. S. A., is making the fastest flight between Hawaii and the United States in which the 2,091 miles has ever been spanned. He is aboard the new scout cruiser Omaha making a speed trial trip.She is expected to anchor in Man o' War by 4 o'clock this afternoon, lopping a full 24 hours off the fastest time ever made and completing the passage in 75 hours. BLUNDER CORRECTED Do not carry an umbrella strapped to your suitcase, especially in crowded places or in narrow train alleles where the projecting end may injure some one. Movie at the Methodist Church SUNDAY NIGHT, 7:30 O'CLOCK AT THE White Temple A Moving Picture Tellig the wonderful story of the Growth and Ideals of the Pacific Palisades will be given by Dr. A. F. Newcomb. MORNING—"THE CROSS OF CHRIST" WILL BE THE SERMON SUBJECT BY AT THE White Temple A Moving Picture Telling the wonderful story of the Growth and Ideals of the Pacific Palisades will be given by Dr. A. F. Newcomb. MORNING—"THE CROSS OF CHRIST" WILL BE THE SERMON SUBJECT BY DR. JAMES ALLEN GEISSINGER SPECIAL MUSIC AT BOTH SERVICES Why do you suppose---- Union is down at Wilmington, just starting to spend millions of dollarsage, transportation and refining facilities. American, just north of them, is commencing a similar develop-campaign, with 600 men hard at work on concrete storage and refining well, just across the road, is undertaking the same sort of installations,ewise, just commencing its operations—associated, across the tracks to the east, has picked the same location and same opportunities? For the same reason that we picked for the WHITE STAR OIL AND REFINING COMPANY ION AMIDST THIS COLOSSAL DEVELOPMENT, FOR EXPORT TRADE, PLUS MOST RETREFINING AND TRANSPORTATION FACILITIES. THE BIG FELLOWS SEE THE GREE PROFITS FOR THE FIRM WHICH CAN PRODUCE, OWN, TRANSPORT, REFINE PORT CRUDE AND REFINED PRODUCTS. YOU PROFIT BY A PIPELINE FROM SANTA FE SPRINGS; A 5000 BARREL REFIN-10-ACRE LOADING DOCK AT THE HARBOR; 400,000 BARREL STORAGE FOR OIL; AND 20 SERVICE STATIONS FOR LOCAL MARKETING? IN TOUCH WITH US RIGHT NOW FOR YOUR ALLOCMENT OF THE WHITE STAR ANIZATION ISSUE—TWO SHARES OF 8% CONVERTIBLE PREFERRED AT PAR- WHITE STAR OIL AND REFINING COMPANY ON AMIDST THIS COLOSSAL DEVELOPMENT, FOR EXPORT TRADE, PLUS MOST REFINING AND TRANSPORTATION FACILITIES THE BIG FELLOWS SEE THE PROFITS FOR THE FIRM WHICH CAN PRODUCE, OWN, TRANSPORT, REFINE Crude AND REFINED PRODUCTS. YOU PROFIT BY A PIPELINE FROM SANTA FE SPRINGS; A 5000 BARREL REFINING-AGREE LOADING DOCK AT THE HARBOR; 400,000 BARREL STORAGE FOR OIL; AND 20 SERVICE STATIONS FOR LOCAL MARKETING? IN TOUCH WITH US RIGHT NOW FOR YOUR ALLOTMENT OF THE WHITE STAR ORGANIZATION ISSUE—TWO SHARES OF 8% CONVERTIBLE PREFERRED AT PAR. THIS TO BE ACCOMPILED BY AN OUTRIGHT BONUS OF ONE SHARE OF COMMON. THE PROMPT WILL SHARE. WRITE ON THE LINES BELOW IF YOU CAN'T COMPEE PERSONALLY. S. A. RATLIFF, ORGANIZING WHITE STAR OIL AND REFINING COMPANY New's State Building. Phones 66670, 823992, Los Angeles, Calif. REAL SPECIALS Big Straw Hat - 15c Sun Shades Chinese and Japanese 75c up Beautiful Fruit Baskets $1.45 Desert Scene Pictures $1.45 FULL LINE OF MOTHER DAY CARDS FRAMED MOTTOES—and PICTURES ANAHEIM NOVELTY & GIFT SHOP H. J. EFKER 138 W. CENTER ST.