oc-plain-dealer 1923-09-20

CLASSIFIED RATES 15c Per line, for 3 times, 25c Per line for 6 times. $1.00 per line per month. No charged ad accepted for less than 45c. Phone 151. Miscellaneous CHARGES FALSE AFFIDAVITS SOUGHT CHICAGO, Sept. 20. — Subpoenas for 22 persons were issued and an investigation that threatened to reduce society and the underworld to common levels began here today after Mrs. Helen Ellwood Stokes, of New York, told the state's attorney that her millionaire husband had been spending thousands of dollars in an effort to make it appear that she once had been an inmate in a Chicago brothel, famous for its patronage drawn from the ultra-rich. Mrs. Stokes pleaded with the state's attorney that everything possible be done to spare her children the burning scar of questionable orign, saying: "I am a defenseless woman fighting alone against a crafty old man with millions behind him." The answer of State's Attorney Crowe, that began the investigation, was: "Madame, my instructions to my assistant, Mr. Wharton, are that he leave nothing undone that can be done by my office in getting at the bottom of this thing." Every effort to speed the inquiry was engaged, because the re-hearing of Mrs. Stokes' divorce case, made necessary by the failure of a judge to sign her separation decree, is scheduled for Oct. 1, in New York. Squads of detectives were assigned to obtain the records and correspondence of former Assistant State's Attorney Richard E. Westbrook and Edward Altz, reputed to be a private detective in the employ of the husband, Wm. Earl Dodge Stokes, hotel owner and traction magnate. "For two years," Mrs. Stokes told Crowe, "my husband has been spending thousands of dollars in the underworld of Chicago in an effort to blacken me and disgrace my children. For two years he has been BUENA PARK BUENA PARK, Sept. 20. (Spl.)—The First Annual Dahlia show given by the Buena Park Woman's club was given at the Masonie Temple on Tuesday. Dahlias of every known species were on exhibit and presented a beautiful sight on the long tables decorated in green and with the beautiful potted plants as a background. A tea room in one corner of the hall was kept busy serving the dainties to be found there and the candy booth in charge of Mrs. Glenn Crilley soon disposed of all the sweets. The afternoon program opened with an address of welcome by Mrs. Ralph Cummins President of the Club who introduced Mrs. Leon T. Wilsey who had charge of the Dahlia show and to whom goes the credit for the wonderful success of the affair. The Misses Frances and Marion Wallace of Anaheim and Adolph Koch of Fullerton rendered the "Serenade" by R. Drigo and "Zallah' b'y Loraine on the plane, cello and violin. Mrs. Estella Walker sang, "Invitation' and "'An Open Secret." Mrs. Harold Covey of Buena Park read "Fourteen" by A. Gustenberg. Clyde Roberts, baritone solo "Indian Moon" by Logan and "Good Night" by Ball. Mrs. Walker and Mr. Roberts, duet "Somewhere a Voice in Calling" by Tate Trig, "Hungarian Dance" and "Apple Blossoms," Misses Wallace and Adolph Koch, Dr. Julian Johnson had charge of the radio and gave selections during the afternoon and evening. Mr. Robertson of the Fullerton Nursery presented the club with a beautiful basket of flowers in honor of the occasion. The program in the evening was opened by Miss Florence Schofield who sang "Carol on the Lark" and "Keep on Hoping" and was accompanied by Miss Catherine Gurley of NEW TO RELIABLE local panew 5-room house susited; northwest oferred. Address Box FOR SALE—Tents tents for rent. NorrN. Los Angeles st.;. FOR SALE—$18 bal7.50; gas plate; $3 motor coat; $9.00; $10.00. Inquire 754 FOR SALE—East faina st.; fine trees, 50-foot east front lo1600. First-class new 5-row lot. $6500. BIGELA 308 E. Cer RANCH SU FOR SALE—Team wagon and harness. FOR SALE—Toggern reasonable. Phone South st. FOR SALE—Loose per ton in field; reweek at W. H. Ken1-2 mile east of Staby phoning Anaheim. FOR SALE—Second tractor in good shape one 2-in. steel beam in good shape. A schmidt, phone 132 Cal. Route 1, B. FOR SALE—Fage condition; price $4 Anaheim route 1; Squads of detectives were assigned to obtain the records and correspondence of former Assistant State's Attorney Richard E. Westbrook and Edward Altz, reputed to be a private detective in the employ of the husband, Wm. Earl Dodge Stokes, hotel owner and traction magnate. "For two years," Mrs. Stokes told Crowe, "my husband has been spending thousands of dollars in the underworld of Chicago in an effort to blacken me and disgrace my children. For two years he has been buying perjured affidavits from former inmates of the Everleigh club, saying that I, too, was an inmate there years ago." The Everleigh club, in the days of Chicago's old segregated district, was a resort familiar to several continents, where debauchery was permitted only after visitors had broken through an exacting jungle of introductions, and where license clothed itself in evening dress. "I have an affidavit from a former maid in the resort," Mrs. Stokes told Crowe, "whom Mr. Stokes engaged at a salary to act as his guide to the scattered members of the old district. A well-known character has admitted to another woman that she received $1000 for her affidavit identifying me as 'Heile Norwood,' of the club. She also approached another woman, urging her to get in on the 'easy money' by making a similar affidavit." Home but Not Broke There's many a man longing to return to his old home town who doesn't want to come "Back Home and Broke" as expressed in the title of Tommy Meighan's picture now playing at the United Theatre. "Tom" returns to the old town. And he goes through all the embassment and humiliation of a man coming back a failure. The strange part of it is that he isn't a failure. You doubtless wonder why instead of going back with a big splash, he allows the home towns people to believe he has been unsuccessful. The reason is too good to spoil in the telling, and anyway, the situation must be seen to be appreciated. It provokes many spasms of laughter. The story is an original George Ade tale, written especially for Mr. Meighan by the well known humorist, Lila Lee, many times leading woman for Wally Reid, plays opposite Mr. Meighan. She heads a strong cast. FOR RESULTS—Try a Plain Dealer Want-ad. TIME TABLE A. T. & S. Fe R. R. Trains to Los Angeles *No. 79 6:08 a.m. *No. 71 10:30 a.m. *No. 73 3:45 p.m. Somewhere a Voice in Calling" by Tate Trig, "Hungarian Dance" and "Apple Blossoms," Misses Wallace and Adolph Koch, Dr. Julian Johnson had charge of the radio and gave selections during the afternoon and evening. Mr. Robertson of the Fulerton Nursery presented the club with a beautiful basket of flowers in honor of the occasion. The program in the evening was opened by Miss Florence Schofield who sang "Carol on the Lark" and "Keep on Hoping" and was accompanied by Miss Catherine Gurley of La Habra. Miss Belinda Probst of Anabeim gave several readings. Business men of Ontario on the radio, with a violin solo and orchestra, Mrs. Henry Warren announced that a fashion show would be given with models wearing dresses handed down for over 100 years and some worn during the Civil war time. With Mrs. Isbel at the piano the models gracefully stepped upon the platform, Gowns of 1775 worn by Mrs. Janas Calder and Mrs. Harold Covey; 1838, Miss Catherine Uttenweller. This was a wedding dress in grey; 1845, Mrs. Ralph Maas of Anaheim; 1850, Mrs. Ralph West, hoop skirts; 1850, Mrs. Edith Mann, meeting dress; Civil War, house dresses worn by Mrs. A. C. Mann and Mrs. E. Thurman; 1872, Mrs. Blatz, dress belonged to aunt of Mrs. George Peck of Anaheim; 1878, Jeaette Peck, childs dress of the age; 1880, Mrs. Gill; 1852, Helen Page wore the graduation dress of Mrs. J. R. Schofield; 1895, Mrs. Harley Jones in a dress of Mrs. W. Callaway; 1897, Mrs. Oscar West in a dress of Mrs. McGill; 1900, Miss Anna Flak in gown of Mrs. Haddleston; 1902, Mrs. L.Cookin in afternoon dress of Mrs. George Peck; 1902, Mrs.Wygal in dress of Mrs.Feagan's; 1903, Mrs.Mac Feagan in dress of Mrs.Mark B.Shaw of San Bernardino; 1909,Mrs.O.R.Dano in dress of Mrs.Mark B.Shaw of San Bernardino; 1920,Miss Betty Berkey in harem dress of Mrs.Paul Green! 1920,Mrs.Hrbert Hunt in evening dress of Mrs.George Trapp; 1922,Flappers, Miss Bertha Robinson Mable Robinson and Buclah Nelson; McDonald Shoppe of Anaheim; Mrs.Gerald McComber in sport suit; Mrs.Lumaden in afternoon dress; Mrs.Roieffer in evening gown; Mrs.A.Messersmith in dinner dress; Miss Lumaden in fall coat; Mrs.McComber in coat dress; Mrs.Rodeffer in green dinner gown; Mrs.Messersmith in fall coat. The evening entertainment ended In a grand parade o made a very attractive wended their way rs. Mrs. L.S.Cougles was the guest R.H.Meyer for a week. Mrs.L.T.Willey for the Dahlia show Scott of Poinona,M Habra,Mrs.M.Ken FOR RESULTS—Try a Plain Dealer Want-ad. CROSS EYES CORRECTED THIS MUSCULAR DEFECT CORRECED AND STRAIN RELEIVED BY PROPERLY ADJUSTED GLASSES. DR W.R. BLAKELY OPTOMETRIST ANAHEIM CALI. TIME TABLE A. T. & S. Fe R. R. Trains to Los Angeles *No. 79 ... 6:08 a.m. ↑No. 71 ... 10:30 a.m. ↑No. 73 ... 9:45 p.m. ↓No. 75 ... 5:29 p.m. *Through sleepers to Denver, Kansas City and Chicago. †Through sleeper to Chicago and Grand Canyon connection. ‡Phoenix connection. Houston, Galveston, Texas and New Orleans connection. Trains to San Diego No. 72 ... 10:04 a.m. No. 74 ... 8:47 p.m. *No. 54 ... 4:25 p.m. No. 76 ... 6:47 p.m. No. 78 ... 2:45 p.m. *Through train via Orange to River-side and San Bernardino C.A.WALKER, Agent. TUBBY Paint Is Just As Wet PAINT Hey, cut that out! NEW TODAY RELIABLE local party will rent a new 5-room house and will lease if suited; northwest or southwest preferred. Address Box S. Plain Dealer. FOR SALE—Tents and awnings; tents for rent. Norman & Gay, 217 N. Los Angeles st.; phone 170-J. FOR SALE—$18 baby bed, like new, $7.50; gas plate, $3.00; ladies' fall motor coat, $9.00; fall serge suit, $10.00. Inquire 754 N. Clementine. FOR SALE—East front lot, Claudina st.; fine trees, $1600. 50-foot east front lot, Emily street, $1600. First-class new 5-room house, large lot, $6500. BIGELOW 308 E. Center St. RANCH SUPPLIES FOR SALE—Team of horses, heavy wagon and harness. Phone 704-R. FOR SALE—Toggenberg goat; very reasonable. Phone 888-R; 504 West South st. FOR SALE—Loose alfalfa hay, $18 per ton in field; ready first of next week at W. H. Kennedy, Jr., ranch, 1-2 mile east of Stanton. Engage hay by phoning Anaheim 763-J-3. FOR SALE—Second hand Allwork tractor in good shape, one 12-in and one 2-in. steel beam walking plows in good shape. A. T. Hammer-schmidt, phone 136-W. Fullerton, Cal., Route 1, Box 88a. FOR SALE—Fageol Tractor; good condition; price $300. R. Clark, Anaheim route 1; phone 221-R-4. WALLIS Tractor R. T. CURTIS, Dealer for Orange-co. 735 North Lemon St. Phone 1063W Anaheim Cal. NEW TODAY $25 REWARD for information leading to arrest and conviction of party taking black spaniel pup, 6 weeks old, from 602 W. Center; also seven spaniel pups for sale. Phone 363-W. FOR RENT—To employed couple, 2-room furnished apt, and garage cheap. 217 N. Resh st. FOR SALE—Tent, awning, walnut tray, covers and repairing. Norman and Gay, 217 N. Los Angeles st.; phone 170-J. TO WHOM it may concern: I merely had a 60-day option in bakery with E. A. True, providing I cared to be a partner. Fred Nelson. Good Reading —and every one the head of its class. WILL TAKE LOT-in part payment of nearly new 5-room residence, east front location on paved street; extra deep lot; priced way under the market at $5975. A real buy, merit quick action on your part. Bring on your lot! HANDSOME 4-FAMILY FLAT—new; with superb location close to city park; especially well construct ed; extra deep lot; four garages. This property shows a fine income on moderate rentals; $10,000 cash, balance straight first mortgage. A QUALITY DUPLEX—Spacious living and dining rooms, large kitchen and breakfast nook, two large sleeping rooms, hardwood floors, every conceivable built-in feature; easily one-third larger than the average duplex; choice large lot fronting paved street in park district. We do not believe you could duplicate this property at our low figure. LOTS—Solendid east front corner; HELP WANTED WANTED—Young woman for general housework. 623 N. Zeyn st.; ph. 604-W. WANTED—Two walnut pickers, 70e per sack. Albert Bobst, east Broad street. HOLLYWOOD PICTURE Exchange wants at once men and women, all ages, to register for motion pictures. Experience not necessary. No registration fee. 643 S. Olive, Los Angeles, rooms $15-16. MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE—Boy's Ranger bicycle, cheap if taken at once. 315 Bush-st. PIANO like new. Phone Fullerton 620, Harry Fellinge, Nelson Music Co. If you're ready to build, re-model, repairs, call J. W. Show, 125 E. Wilhelmina, Phone 521. FOR SALE—Oak dining-room set, library table, overstuffed living room set, walnut dresser and chair, and ivory baby bed; must sell this week. Make offer. 515 Zeyn St. POULTRY POULTRY wanted for cash. Phone E. W. Pohlman, 7R2. Address RD2. FOR SALE—One dozen laying hens, R. I. reds and leghorns, $1.25 each. 409 S. Lemon st. Rhode Island Red hatching eggs from world's greatest laying strain. No Sunday sales. W. Starbuck. 301 W. Maple, Fullerton. Phone 59-M. ANAHEIM FEED AND FUEL CO. FOR age: 5 terms; FOR or two Centers; FOR cated screen lot. FOR Strict water; FOR unfurnished Marlita; FOR ern 4-in. FOR 113 B; FOR professional nished dresser ner C; FOR house Philade; FOR ing if; FOR galow break Large Apply; FOR modern cated three half WALLIS Tractor R. T. CURTIS, Dealer for Orange-co. 735 North Lemon St. Phone 1063W Anaheim, Calif. Watch this list for real Bargains 1 used Fordson tractor $175 1 used Cletrae tractor $300 J. McINNES CASH BUYER OF VALENCIA ORANGES Plant Opp Sania Fe Depot, Orangr Phones. Office 50 Delivery Dept. 719 Evenings 14 or 570-R FEARS RETURN TO PITTSBURGH PA. LOS ANGELES, Sept. 20.—Admitted fearful of public sentiment in Pennsylvania, where he is under indictment for violation of the Mann act, "Dr." Helon B. Allen, asserted "father of 57 adopted children" and former head of a private school at Sabot, Va., today awaited removal to Pittsburgh for trial, after losing his fight here against extradition. Allen failed in his latest effort to evade removal to the eastern city when Judge Ross of the U.S. circuit court of appeals denied his petition for a writ of habeas corpus. He will be returned, it was announced, as soon as arrangements can be completed. "Dr." Allen was indicted in Pennsylvania for illegally transporting Miss Gladith Allen, one of his "daughters," from Virginia to Pittsburgh for alleged immoral purposes. FINAL PICNIC CALL To all the Minnesotaans this final call is made for the mammoth picnic reunion in Sycamore Grove Park, Los Angeles, Saturday, the 22nd. The picnickers will carry basket dinners and hot coffee will be supplied for all. County headquarters and registers open all day long. In a grand parade of the models who made a very attractive sight as they wended their way among the flowers. Mrs. L. S. Connelly of Los Angeles was the guest of her sister, Mrs. R. H. Meyer for several days this week. Mrs. L. T. Wilsey had as her guests for the Dahlia show, Miss Katherine Scott of Poinona, Mrs. Swingle of La Habra, Mrs. M. Kennedy of Pomona. SIDNAM REALTY CO. 245 W.CENTER PHONE 210 FOR RENT — Small house, partly furnished for light housekeeping. 115 S. Thalia. FOR RENT—Garage, 217 N. Clementine. Call afternoon or evening. THOROUGHLY experienced bookkeeper, now employed, will take small set of books requiring about three evenings per week. Interviews solicited. Address S. H. O., care of Plain Dealer. FOR SALE—Team of horses. Inquire 142 N. Los Angeles. LOST AND FOUND LOST—From ranch corner Katella and Brookhurst one bluish-gray and one white horse. Phone Santa Ana 170-1-W. LOST—Shell-rim glasses in a black case, between Anaheim and Fullerton. Return to Plain Dealer. LOST—Sack of clover seed between Stewart Fruit Co. and Magnolia school. D. R. Masters, Buena Park, route 1, Box 58; phone 181-J-1. LEGAL NOTICE In the Superior Court of the County of Orange, State of California. NOTICE OF PUBLICATION OF TIME OF PROVING WILL, ETC. In the Matter of the Estate of Orra Chester Otis, also known as ORRA C. OTIS, Decreased. Notice is hereby given that Friday the 21st day of September, 1923, at 10 o'clock A.M. of said day, at the Court Room of this Court, Department No. 2 in the City of Santa Ana, County of Orange, State of California, has been appointed as the time and place for the hearing of the application of Nola E. Otis, praying that a document now on file in this court, purporting to be the last will and testament of said deceased, be... In a grand parade of the models who made a very attractive sight as they wended their way among the flowers. Mrs. L. S. Connelly of Los Angeles was the guest of her sister, Mrs. R. H. Meyer for several days this week. Mrs. L. T. Wilsey had as her guests for the Dahlia show, Miss Katherine Scott of Poinona, Mrs. Swingle of La Habra, Mrs. M. Kennedy of Pomona. Mr. and Mrs. C. Harold of Santa Paula are guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. Callaway. Among the out of town guests to attend the Dahlia show ewre Mr. and Mrs. Frank Isbel and Mrs. Arrelanes of Huntington Beach; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Preston of Tustin, and visitors from most every town in Orange-co were entertained during the day. Mr. R. C. Cawson who has been in a very serious condition at the Buena Park sanitarium for the past week is reported to be somewhat improved. The many friends of both Mr. and Mrs. Cawson are much pleased to hear this favorable report. IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF ORRA CHESTER Otis, also known as ORRA C. OTIS, Deceased. Notice is hereby given that Friday the 21st day of September, 1923, at 10 o'clock A.M. of said day, at the Court Room of this Court, Department No. 2 in the City of Santa Ana, County of Orange, State of California, has been appointed as the time and place for the hearing of the application of Nola E. Otis, praying that a document now on file in this court, purporting to be the last will and testament of said deceased, be admitted to probate, that Letters Testamentary be issued thereon to Nola E. Otis, at which time and place all persons interested therein may appear and contest the same. Dated September 11th, 1923. J. M. BACKS County Clerk. Tipton and Callor, Attorneys for Petitioner. Sept. 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 17, 18, 19, 20, and 21. $1000 LOTS ALTA VISTA PLACE In Sweden there is a paper mill operated and heated electrically. IRWIN C. SUTTON, M. D. SKIN AND ALLIED DISEASES Hours: 11 to 4 and 7 to 8 OFFICE 412 SPURGEON BLDG. SANTA ANA. M. EUGENE DURFEE ARCHITECT Phone 692, New Kraemer Bldg. Anaheim, Calif. Office Hours 10 to 4 Phone 810 Dr. Guy Allison Rawson MEDICINE-SURGERY 714 Lemon Street Anaheim, Calif. JOHNSTON-WICKETT CLINIC ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA HOURS 8:00 a.m. 5:00 p.m. Just As Wet When It Isn't Dry By WINNER The Plain Dealer charges Want Ads only as an accommodation. In return for this courtesy the advertiser should remit promptly. The Plain Dealer will not be responsible for more than one incorrect insertion ordered more than one time. WANTED Roman for general N. Zeyn st.; ph. nut pickers, 70e robust, east Broad TURE Exchange and women, all motion pictures. essary. No registr. Olive, Los An-6. NEOUS Ranger bicycle, once. 315 Bush-st. Phone Fullerton, Nelson Music build, re-model, show, 125 E. Wil- dining-room set,erstuffed living dresser and chair; must sell this 515 Zeyn St. TRY for cash. Phone 2. Address RD2. ozen laying henx cornns, $1.25 each. ed hatching eggs nest laying strain W. Starbuck. 301 en. Phone 59-M. FEED AND CO. REAL ESTATE—FOR SALE FOR SALE—6-room house and garage; 50x150 feet lot, close in; $4500 terms 602 E. Broadway. FOR RENT—Sleeping room for one or two gentlemen, close in. 407 E. Center. FOR SALE—3-room house, well located, 1 block from high school; screen porch, bath and garage; large lot. See Owner at 205 Resh st. FOR RENT FOR RENT—Single and double Apt. Strictly modern, continuous hot water. Reasonable rent. 149 N. Lemon-st., Colonial Apts. FOR RENT—4-room modern Apt. unfurnished, close in. Apply Apt. 14. Marita Court, 118 N. Clementine. FOR SALE OR RENT—New, modern 4-room house and garage, close in. Inquire 207 S. Ohio st. FOR RENT—Apt. Stewart Apts. 113 Emily Street. FOR RENT—Front Apt. suitable for professional office. Completely furnished, 2 rooms, kitchen, bath and dressing room. Roberts Apt. Corner Center and Lemon. Phone 952 FOR RENT—2 rooms for light housekeeping; adults only. 402 S. Philadelphia. FOR RENT—Furnished room, cooking if desired. 316 W. Elm st. FOR RENT—the finest duplex bungalow in Anaheim. Five large rooms, breakfast nook, everything modern. Large garage. Ready about Sept. 15. Apply Jackson's Men's Wear Shop. FOR RENT—6-room unfurnished, modern house, barn and garage, located in a beautiful orange grove three miles west of Anaheim, one-half mile north of Lincoln blvd; $250. Inquire D. G. Jones, Lincoln REAL ESTATE—FOR SALE EXCHANGE—Ranch for Anaheim property. First class grove. Best of improvements. On boulevard, cheap water. Good oil prospects. Write to owner, R. F. D. No. 2, box 420, Anaheim. FOR SALE, LEASE OR RENT—Rotary and Standard rig with boilers, engine, etc., or will put on good piece of land for part royalty, Anaheim R. No. 3, Box 202. Phone Ana 100R2. FOR SALE—A "Dierker-built" residence means the very best in the construction art. Due to a change in plans of owner, I have been requested to place this home on the market for quick sale at an exceptionally reasonable figure. No trouble to show this bargain, which is located in Anaheim. George L. Story (exclusive agent), 120 N. Los Angeles St.; phone 199. FOR SALE OR RENT—5-room bungeau. Also 2 lots. See owner and save money. 415 N. Rose, in rear. SOLD OUT Our acre tracts are all sold, but we have a five-acre valencia orange grove best of soil, well located and priced at a figure that should interest you. Allow us to show you this and other buys we have. SIMPSON REALTY CO. 130 West Center St. FOR SALE—a 50 or 109-ft.eastern exposure lot on Citron st., just off Broadway; a bargain. Phone Owner, 865. FOR SALE—Good residence lot, by owner; located on N. Clementine st. See Hudnall, care Heyling Pharmacy. JUST RIGHT FOR DAIRYING Your Big Opportunity to Own a Fine CALIFORNIA RANCH FEED AND CO. EEDS, POULFERTILIZERS, SPRAYS AND Masters Phone 317 California AL CARDS T. Anderson Existence Phone 1074 ACTOR Building Anaheim, California SOLLOWS Propedics CALLOUSES and NAILS without pain. Specialty Bldg. West Center St. Coleman ACTOR Ground Floor Anaheim, Calif. Golding Practice and Throat Fitted 120 W. Center St., Calif. BUTTON, M. D. DIED DISEASES 4 and 7 to 8 URGEON BLDG. ANA. DURFEE TECT Kraemer Bldg. PHILADELPHIA. FOR RENT—Furnished room, cooking if desired. 316 W. Elm st. FOR RENT—the finest duplex bungalow in Anaheim. Five large rooms, breakfast nook, everything modern. Large garage. Ready about Sept. 15. Apply Jackson's Men's Wear Shop. FOR RENT—6-room unfurnished, modern house, barn and garage, located in a beautiful orange grove three miles west of Anaheim, one-half mile north of Lincoln blvd; $35. Inquire D. C. Jones, Lincoln blvd.; phone 779-J-2, near Dale av. WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS WANTED—Dressmaking. 202 N. Olive. WANTED—By young man, garage or ranch work; experienced. C. C. Bizzle, route 2, box 116. WANTED—To rent, piano. Address Box A, care Plain Dealer. DRESSMAKING in your home. Experienced. 407 E. Center. WANTED—From one to three acres with home within three miles of Anaheim. Ph. 865, ask for bookkeeper. WANTED—Sewing by the day; will go to homes; first-class work guaranteed. Phone Orange 654-W. WANTED-$7000 or $8000 first mortgage on ten-acre improved valencia orange grove. M. F. Meyer, Anaheim, route 3, Box 219. WANTED—Housecleaning, window washing in private houses, stores offices by hour or day. Call Phone 444-J. Ask for Walter Kynast. WANTED AT ONCE—ONLY $1500.00 or 40 PER CENT FOR BUILDING PURPOSES. SECURITY EQUIVALENT TO $2750.00 — VALUATION OF PROPERTY ON WHICH LOAN IS REQUESTED TO SECURE IMMEDIATE LOAN WILL PAY 8 PER CENT INTEREST AND BROKERAGE FOR OBTAINING SAME. P. A. STECK Phone 1922 (Santa Ana) between the hours of 9-10 a.m. or 12-3 p.m. SIMPSON REALTY CO. 130 West Center St. FOR SALE—a 50 or 100-ft. eastern exposure lot on Citron st. Just off Broadway; a bargain. Phone Owner, 865. FOR SALE—Good residence lot, by owner; located on N. Clementline st. See Hudnall, care Heying Pharmacy. JUST RIGHT FOR DAIRYING Your Big Opportunity to Own a Fine CALIFORNIA RANCH —In Sutter basin, Sacramento valley. Rich river-bottom land, easily worked; adapted to deciduous fruits, alfalfa, all surface crops; especially good for dairying. Forty-five thousand acres available for settlers; you can pick what you want; all level, now in crop; water for irrigation abundant. Price of this land comparatively low; water charges very low; terms very reasonable for settlers who want to start dairy, fruit, vegetable or grain farms. Let us take you to the Sacramento valley before you buy. For full information, call or write SUTTER BASIN COMPANY Los Angeles office: 639 Consolidated Building Main office: Sacramento $1000 LOTS ALTA VISTA PLACE FOR SALE—5-room house; will take small car as part payment. 708 S. Lemon st. FOR SALE—Corner lot 57 ft. frontage, near high school;; good buy. Owner, 300 N. Ill st., phone 57. IF YOU REALLY want to sell your Orange county property, we offer you the facilities of our centrally located Los Angeles office, 1027 Citizens' National Bank bldg. In addition to our Orange office, No. 3 Plaza square. Howard O. Williams. FOR SALE—Who are the people that have made their money in the oil game in So. Calif?. It is true some have made a few dollars in buying stock, but the ones who have made the money are largely those who have gone in and bought land, where the values were not much in excess of that for agricultural purposes and where the oil indications were favorable and where some reliable company was putting down a well. I happen to have 5, 10 and 20 acres in the new Cypress field at reasonable prices, but they will not last long. Is it necessary to say more? D. Fels, 1-2 mile west of Cypress. Phone Anaheim 721-R-2. PLUMBING FIVE FT. TUBS, $24.50; lavatories $6; large sink, $5.50; china toilet combination $28; combination water heater $23, $15 N. Los Angeles st.. IS REQUESTED TO SECURE IMMEDIATE LOAN WILL PAY 8 PERCENT INTEREST AND BROKERAGE FOR OBTAINING SAME. P. A. STECK Phone 1922 (Santa Ana) between the hours of 9-10 a.m. or 12-3 p.m. BLUNDER CORRECTED A man should always wait until a woman offers to shake hands before extending his hand to her. Often the lady is not prepared to, or is not desirous of shaking hands and there is a confusion of an embarrassed withdrawal. PLUMBING FIVE FT. TUBS, $24.50; lavatories $6; large sink, $5.50; china toilet combination $28; combination water heater $23, 915 N. Los Angeles st. Anaheim. $1000 LOTS ALTA VISTA PLACE SEE THIS TAG on Every Orange PANTOMIME by J. H. Striebel By WINNER