oc-plain-dealer 1923-06-12

Tuesday, June 12, 1923 NEEDED THE MONEY; BURGLES REGISTER The cash register at the Fullerton ice plant just off So. Spadra-rd. south of the Santa Fe tracks, was burglarized early this morning by a man giving his name is Irving Knoth. The burglary was discovered before the man could escape and he was arrested by Officers Annin and Yates. He had taken $10.50, which he returned. He was arraigned before Judge French on the charge of petit larceny, and sentenced to 60 days in the county jail. He said he was broke and needed the money. BOLLEN ADDRESSES KIWANIS ON FLAG The meeting of the Fullerton Kiwanis Club at noon today was largely attended. The speaker was Rev. M. E. Bollen of the First Baptist Church of Fullerton who spoke on "Our Falg." D.Jesserun of Anaheim presented the Fullerton Kiwanians with a cup sent out from Los Angeles to all the clubs. Fullerton in turn plants to present the cup to La Habra, and eventually it returns to Los Angeles. Lew McKelvy won the attendance prize. RUSH TO DEFENSE OF STRANGE WOMAN A Mexican named Ybarra, living 312 W. Santa Ana-st., and another Mexican became involved in a fist fight last night. Ybarra getting badly "bunged up." The fight is said to have been due to chivalry, each getting it into his head the other was trying to abuse a strange woman, and each rushing vigorously to her defense. FINDS $15,000 GOLD SAN FRANCISCO, June 12.—The Burns Detective Agency received a cable of congratulations today on the alertness of Walter Cunningham, operative, honeymooning in Honolulu. Seated with his bride on the Waikiki beach, Cunningham dug up a bag of gold containing $15,000. It was identified as belonging to a local bank and according to advice to the Baseball Today AMERICAN LEAGUE Chicago ...010 000 300—4 11 2 Boston ...000 604 00x-10 9 1 Faber and Graham. Ehnike and Devormer. St. Louis ...100 011 000—3 4 0 Washington 000 000 001—1 8 0 Danforth, Peruett and Severeld. Johnson, Russell and Ruel. Cleveland ...000 100 520—8 12 0 New York ...300 000 100—4 6 0 Uhle, Coveleskie and O'Neill. Shawkey, Maya and Hoffman. Detroit ...010 002 000—2 8 2 Phila. ...000 004 03x-7 11 3 Pillette and Bassler. Harris, Hasty and Perkins. NATIONAL LEAGUE New York ...000 100 010—2 10 0 Pittsburgh ...210 010 00x—4 10 1 Nebf and Snyder. Cooper and Schmidt. Boston ...000 340 004—11 13 2 Chicago ...100 151 22x—12 16 2 Miller, Benton, Genivich and O'Neil. Cheveves, Thurston, Dumovich, Keen, Russell and O'Farrell. Philadelphia Cincinnati postponed wet grounds. COAST LEAGUE Los Angeles 100 Salt Lake 110 Crandall and Blyer. Kallis and Jenkins. GIRL SHOOTS SELF SAN FRANCISCO, June 12.—After being questioned at the bedside of Miss Marie Sims, 19-year-old nurse, who early today phoned police she had been shot by an unidentified man, Tom Zeris, her fiance, was released by police. Miss Sims admitted, the police said, that she had accidentally shot herself. FILIPINOS PARADE MANILA, June 12.—Celebrating at Cavite, the 25th anniversary of the Philippine declaration of independence, 20,000 veterans paraded in their revolutionary uniforms. They then met at the home of General Aguilando, their former chiefain, where Estaban Geronima, secretary of Agunildo's cabinet, and prominent insurrecto leaders made speeches. PAYS $5 TEN A deal has W. L. Morris ten-acre oran Grove-rd. about south of Broadway 500, more than The reality: Lace who hailed which now has an fine eight-It was pur Meade of 222 to move there. HARDING PROPHIT WASHINGTON dent Harding' errors to discontent of the will be postponed ident returns to nounced office. GERM RECKLINO June 12.—A G early today by sentries have all persons have regulations pion on the streets. EXPLOSION WORTHAM, boiler explosion Petrocurn Co., Davis and Ernie loosely injured The blast c several hundred The injured m fied. TOLEDO CLEVELAND M. Harter of To mously elected Mystic Order of Enchanted Realm. RILEY Harry D. Ri local Rotary Clio al Convention o Louis. A speci ges Thursday FINDS $15,000 GOLD SAN FRANCISCO, June 12.—The Burns Detective Agency received a cable of congratulations today on the alertness of Walter Cunningham, operative, honeymooning in Honolulu. Seated with his bride on the Waikiki beach, Cunningham dug up a bag of gold containing $15,000. It was identified as belonging to a local bank and according to advice to the Burns agency, a clerk was found to have stolen the gold and hidden it in the sand. CROSS EYES CORRECTED THIS MUSCULAR DEFECT CORRECED AND STRAIN RELEIVED BY PROPERLY ADJUSTED GLASSES. OR W.R. BLAKELY OPTOMETRIST ANAHEIM CALI. Miss Sims admitted, the police said, that she had accidentally shot herself. FILIPINOS PARADE MANILA, June 12.—Celebrating at Carvite, the 25th anniversary of the Philippine declaration of independence, 20,000 veterans paraded in their revolutionary uniforms. They then met at the home of General Aguilando, their former chieftain, where Estaban Geronima, secretary of Agunfaldo's cabinet, and prominent insurrection leaders made speeches. 6 DIE IN CRASH GRAYLING, Mich., June 12.—Six persons, including an engineer, firemen and brakeman, were killed today when an engine was sideswiped by a Michigan Central freight train while the engine was attempting to enter a side track known as a puzzle switch. The other three are as yet unidentified. WILSON TO PRISON LOS ANGELES, June 12.—Herbert Wilson, former evangelist and mall robber, was today on his way to San Quentin to begin life sentence for the murder of Herbert Cox, his pal, who Wilson was said to have shot during an attempt to break jail. RUTH HITS 13TH NEW YORK, June 12.—Babe Ruth hit his thirteenth home run today off George Uhle, Cleveland pitcher, in the first inning of the Cleveland-Yankee game. THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR AN INTERNATIONAL DAILY NEWSPAPER What Are Mason’s Doing in the World Today Full Report of Shriner’s Meeting in Washington, D.C. On Sale at Christian Science Reading Room 304-305 First National Bank Building Abram’s Stationery Store, 116 W. Center DON’T BUY A NEW CAR DON'T BUY A NEW CAR until you have investigated our complete renewal system WE TAKE YOUR CAR and renew its appearance from top to bottom inside and out and you will be surprised how well it will look and how reasonable we do it. EDDY'S AUTO PAINT SHOP 135 SOUTH LEMON STREET ANAHEIM Don't Forget That The Ever Ready Truck & Transfer Co. Is still able to do your hauling of any description CONTRACT HAULING A SPECIALTY Get Our Price O. J. LINNARTZ, Prop. Residence 211 E. Sycamore St. PHONE 209-M PAYS $52,500 FOR TEN-ACRE GROVE A deal has just been closed by the W. L. Morris Realty Co., whereby a ten-acre orange grove on Garden Grove-rd. about a quarter of a mile south of Broadway, was sold for $52,500, more than $5000 an acre. The realty was owned by O. D. Lucz who had improved the grove, which now has a fine crop on it, with an eight-room residence. It was purchased by George E. Meade of 222 N. Palm-st., who plants to move there. HARDING POSTPONES PROHI CONFERENCE WASHINGTON, June 12.—President Harding's conference with governors to discuss plans for enforcement of the national prohibition act will be postponed until after the president returns from Alaska, it was announced officially this afternoon. GERMAN KILLED RECKLINGHAUSEN, Germany, June 12.—A German was killed here early today by French troops. French sentries have orders to shoot to kill all persons who vilate the curfew regulations prohibiting appearance on the streets after 9 p.m. EXPLOSION KILLS 2 WORTHAM, Tex., June 12.—A boiler explosion today on a Gulf Petroleum Co. lease killed Robert Davis and Ernest Leverett and seriously injured a third man. The blast catapulted the bodies several hundred feet, witnesses said. The injured man remained unidentified. TOLEDO MAN NAMED CLEVELAND, Junq 12.—Harold M. Harter of Toledo was today unanimously elected grand monarch of the Mystic Order of Veiled Profits of the Enchanted Realm, in convention here. RILEY GOES EAST Harry D. Riley will represent the local Rotary Club at the International Convention of Rotary Clubs at St. Louis. A special car leaves Los Angeles Thursday morning carrying the You can appreciate the JUNE SPLENDID QUALITY LINEN SUITINGS high lustrous finish, fast color. EXTRA SPECIAL 98c 2500 Yards "Orange" SPECIAL PURCHASE. THIS SPLENDID QUALITY OF 3 SOM" GINGHAM, PURCHASED IN MORE THAN 50 DIRECT SEASON'S MOST ATTRACTIVE STyles, WORTH 35c PERLY WHOLESOME, IF THE SAME WERE TO BE BOUGHT ON 3 DAYS ONLY(Thursday, Friday, Saturday) Children's Play Suits Ages 1 to 8. of heavy blue denim or TOLEDO MAN NAMED CLEVELAND, Jun 12—Harold M. Harter of Toledo was today unanimously elected grand monarch of the Mystic Order of Velled Profits of the Enchanted Realm, in convention here. RILEY GOES EAST Harry D. Riley will represent the local Rotary Club at the International Convention of Rotary Clubs at St. Louis. A special car leaves Los Angeles Thursday morning carrying the delegates from So. Calif. DIES IN EXPLOSION ELYRA, Ohio, June 12—Fire following an explosion at a fireworks plant, threatened a building containing a large quantity of giant powder. Frank Canaz, 45, is dying. An arm was blown off an employe, 50 feet away. TYPHOONS HIT CROPS MANILA, June 12—Typhoons during the past ten days have wrought considerable damage to crops thruout the Philippines, especially in southern Luzon and cocoa-nut regions. TOBIN SMACKS HOMER WASHINGTON, June 12—Tobin, for St. Louis, got a home run this afternoon off the first ball pitched by Walter Johnson. RECEIVES SAD NEWS N. F. Ballou received the sad news of the death of his favorite niece, eight-year-old Ruth Blevins, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Blevins, of the old home in North Carolina, which followed a short illness. The little girl had flu about one year ago and a week or more ago developed an ear trouble which resulted in spinal menengitis. The mother, who is a sister of Mr. Ballou, is prostrated over the child's death, following as it does the loss of a son sometime ago. Last week Mr. Ballou received word of the death of a favorite aunt in Indiana, whom he had planned to visit this summer. TWO TRUNKS TAKEN FROM TURNER HOME The residence of Charles L. Turner, 915 East aShta Ana-st, was burglarized last night sometime after 10 o'clock, thieves escaping with two trunks filled with articles valued at about $150. The trunks were on the back porch which was open. Mrs. Turner had been planning to move the trunks in the house, but had kept putting it off, never thinking of a burglary. The trunks contained wedding, Christmas and birthday presents, principally linens, towels and similar flied. Children’s Play Suits Ages 1 to 8. of heavy blue denim or strong Khaki cloth trimmed in turkey red, worth to $1.25 on sale Style 740 and 746 EXTRA SPECIAL —two popular models for comfort wear of summer. 740 is a sport or athletic model having elastic section from top to bottom on both sides, giving great freedom and ease of movement, 746 is a low bust model, free hip, long skirts, non-rustable boning. $1.29 Extra Special Heavy Bath Towels 19x40 Heavy Double terry bath towel in this excellent size, worth 50, wide border of red or blue. 17 1:2x32 good grade bath towel, worth 25c. On sale 15c 18 1:2x36 in an excellent grade of huck, very firmly woven, We Have With Us Mingham, PURCHASED IN MORE THAN 50 DIRECT SEASON'S MOST ATTRACTIVE STyles, WORTH 35c PERLY WHOLESOME, IF THE SAME WERE TO BE BOUGHT ON 3 DAYS ONLY(Thursday, Friday, Saturday) Special 20 Dozen Ladies' BOUGHT TO FURTHER much under the regular shown and in which you Carried in the most desirable mbnt band top mercerize Pure Silk Hos PURE THREAD SILK spliced heel, extension sole, elastic looping, weelts. A WONDERFUL 95c Fine Quality —crepe de chine line and taffeta a much desire and the best seasonable color $1.6c High Grade ized Ve FROM TURNER HOME The residence of Charles L. Turner, 915 East aShta Ana-st, was burglarized last night sometime after 10 o'clock, thieves escaping with two trunks filled with articles valued at about $150. The trunks were on the back porch which was open. Mrs. Turner had been planning to move the trunks in the house, but had kept putting it off, never thinking of a burglary. The trunks contained wedding, Christmas and birthday presents, principally linens, towels and similar articles. Both the trunks were marked on the ends in large black letters, "C. L. T." The larger one was found this morning by M. L. Andrade, patrolman, at the corner of Santa Ana and East-eta minus the valuables. Mrs. Turner said they retired after 10 o'clock and the burglary occurred after that. Starbuck's Reds. See classified ad. Floors Laid. Scraped and Finished Machine Sanders A.B.RICE FLOOR CO. $10 E. Chartres Anaheim Phone 776-W R. L. Ohlund Local Mgr. The Oldest Medicine In The World Is Oil of the Olive and the Juice of The Grape — PotrOlive The ancient Greeks who developed their bodies to almost perfection, used practically no other method of keeping in perfect health. Even to this day all of the Latin people, such as the French, Italians and Spanish, follow this method and such modern alliments as dyspepsia, indigestion, nervousness and constipation are unknown among them. Portolive is just a mixture of old Port Wine, nut flavored olive oil and other natural body builders Heyings and all druggists sell it. 19x40 Heavy Double terry bath towel in this excellent size, worth 50, wide border of red or blue. 17 1-2x32 good grade bath towel, worth 25c. On sale 15c 18 1-2x36 in an excellent grade of huck, very firmly woven, worth 33c. Sale 17 1-2c 20x39 good grade honey comb weave towel, worth 50c. Sale 33c Sheets 72x90 Pequot highest quality Sheet ... $1.59 81x90 Pequot highest quality Sheet ... $1.75 72x90 THREE SEAS "standard quality" ... $1.19 81x90 WESTEX ... $1.49 Pillow Cases 42x36 Pequot Cases ... 45c 42x36 Three Seas Standard ... 39c Sheetings 72-Inch Pequot fully bleached 81-Inch Pequot fully bleached 90-Inch Pequot fully bleached Pillow Tubing 45-Inch Pequot ... 45-Inch Standard Feather Pillows 17x24 Headrest Pillow, good art ticking filled with all new feathers ... Associate the special values of our NE SALE Sebastian Prs Quality Der Glocke Nestern High Bengal 219 W. CENTER ST. The Economy Order Design Co. RENFREW DEVON SHIRE CLOTH —the material that is much in favor. EXTRA SPECIAL 29c "Orange Blossom" Ginghams ID QUALITY OF 32 INCH WIDE "ORANGE BLOSSOM" MORE THAN 50 DIFFERENT PATTERNS OF THE ES, WORTH 35¢ PER YARD, TO BE SOLD AT BARE E TO BE BOUGHT AT MARKET PRICE. (sday, Friday, Saturday) PER YARD We Have With Us Mrs. Knox, Special "Designer" Representative, ing the Designer Magazine, 90c for 12 months. 22c We Have With Us Mrs. Knox, Special "Designer" Representative, ing the Designer Magazine, 90c for 12 months. REGULAR PRICE $1.50—Each Standard-Designer Pattern contains the famous BELBE SYSTEM of cutting and finishing saving from ¼ to ½ yard of material on a garment. Excellent for young girls learning to sew— Standard-Designer Patterns, 2c to 12c cheaper than any patterns on the market. Special 10 Dozen Ladies' Regular $1.00 Knit Unions—A Special Purchase. Bought TO FURTHER THE IMPORTANCE OF THIS SALE at each under the regular price. Strictly one of the nicest lines ever own and in which you will immediately recognize genuine value. Tried in the most desired styles of bodice or round neck, every garnt band top mercerized, shell or tight knee. Size 36 to 50. Fine Silk Hose 95c FINE THREAD SILK. High iced heel, extension toe, double e, elastic looping, wide double its. A WONDERFUL HOSE at 95c Fine Quality Silks —crepe de chine, messaline and taffeta in strictly a much desired quality and the best and most seasonable colors, per yd. $1.69 High Grade Mercerized Voiles Fine Quality Filet Net —36-inch wide, fine quality filet net in a variety of pretty patterns in colors of white, Ivory and Arabian. 45c quality on sale per yard. 39c Good Quality Lace Net —38-inches wide very neat patterns in color of crepe de chine, messaline and taffeta in strictly a much desired quality and the best and most seasonable colors, per yd. $1.69 High Grade Mercerized Voiles 40 inches wide Volles of a superior quality mercerized in a pattern range of exceptional printed design in paisley and the season's best for dresses, waist and trimmings. 75c value at 49c Sheetings Sheets, Pillows Pillow Cases Tubings Sheetings ch Pequot fully bleached 50c ch Pequot fully bleached 65c ch Pequot fully bleached 72c Pillow Tubing ch Pequot .....49c ch Standard .....35c Feather Pillows Headrest Pillow, good grade skling filled with all new curled ers .....89c —36-inch wide, fine quality filet net in a variety of pretty patterns in colors of white, Ivory and Arabian. 45c quality on sale per yard. 39c Good Quality Lace Net —38-inches wide very neat patterns in color of white, Ivory and Biege at a very special price. 22c Yard Wide Bungalow Cretonnes Fast colors, closely woven, good weight, fascinating combination of coloring for draperies and coverings. The patterns are the latest selections. Special for 22c Heavy Cretonnes of Tapestry Design Of exceptional design in stripe effect, panels, madellion design. 45c grade for 33c