oc-plain-dealer 1923-10-17

MUSIC TRADES ASSN. HAS BIGGEST MEET The Orange county branch of the Music Trades association of So. Calif., Monday night at the Cherry Blossom held the largest meeting in its history. It was a dinner gathering, and various important matters came up for discussion. President Bob Schaefer of Santa Ana presided, except at the close, when Schaefer left and Otto Hammel of Anaheim took the chair. The Anaheim Music Co. and Weber's Book Store were taken in as members, and it was voted on Hammel's motion to make eligible all companies handling radio sets that have been handling musical instruments. At a meeting in Los Angeles tomorrow morning the question will be finally threshed out. It was shown that the saving on insurance alone more than covers the dues asked. Co-operation is the keynote of the association's policy. The minutes were read of last month's big banquet in Long Beach. In the Long Screech, the organ on that occasion, Hammel was among those who received digs. It is likely that the Cherry Blossom will be selected again for the monthly gathering, when Anaheim's tarn come again. The next meeting will be held at Santa Ana. 'DAVIDS' SHOOT AT FARMER'S PUMPKINS ST. CLAIRSVILLE, O., Oct. 17.—That local youngsters are "just as good shots as was David," hero of Biblical days, is the claim made by Henry Richardson, who appealed to Mayor H. M. Davies for protection—not for himself, but for his pumpkins. Richardson explained that, instead of aiming at Golitha, the youngsters here used his pumpkins as targets for their slingshots. He said nearly every one of the pumpkins in his garden were punctured, and he fearen, ruined. 4200 HOMELESS IN OKLAHOMA CITY, Oct. 17.—Quickly recovering from the disastrous blow dealt by the flood this city today had in smooth operation a relief organization that was methodically carrying 4,309 homeless persons and adopting measures to assure sanitation and health to those living in the submerged district. Damage that had prevented industrial activity was being repaired. The small towns of Jones and Spencer, near here, already cut off, were seriously menaced by high water this morning. Yet the flood was receding rapidly. It was expected that the North and South Canadian Rivers would resume normal aspect within two or three days. Extraordinary efforts were being made to supply milk to the city, a shortage being threatened not only by inability of dairymen to reach town, but by huge losses in cows and equipment suffered on the farms. The railroad situation was improving, a number of trains making their way out of the city last night and this morning, proceeding by wide detours to their destinations. Enormous losses have been sustained by the railroad lines, both steam and electric. A rough estimate of Oklahoma City's damage is set at $2,000,000. EXPECT TO ARREST 3 BANDIT SUSPECTS EUREKA, Oct. 17.—The capture of three men suspected of being the bandits who held up and dynamited the Portland-San Francisco express on the Southern Pacific railroad near Siskiyou in the wilds of the Klamath national forest, was expected today, according to word received here from Sheriff John R. Breen of Crescent City, Del Norte county. The men who have been trailed for days are reported surrounded in a mine just north of the Humboldt county line. Southern Pacific detectives have arrived at Crescent City LA HABRA, Oct. 17. much surprised and was Miss Robbie Blair, day returned from jail she had been dispatched mother, Mrs. S. Blair street, to find the house a merry group of hereresed for her 15th birthday. During her brief Blair managed to have adorned with Halloween, which loomed the clusters of marigold golden west dale were used in the evening was spent games, which finally dining-room of the where a table gay w symbols and favors oures to the young peered around to enjoy candy, etc., to say a big pink and white itself with 15 candles bud holders. Many pre showered on Robbie who included Misses Hilton, Evelyn Olson, bert Noble, Lester Blair, and Claybourn. A 1 o'clock lunch at the Santa Ana In Miss Hazel Cook In approaching nuptials trice Proud. The de carried out in lavender four-course luncheon the following: Misses Lucille Proud, Dor Hattie Robertson, Prorlor, Mary Louise Hooke, Mrs. A. C., Frank Proud and Prout. Later in the returned to the home May Taylor's in L afternoon was s favorite recipes for her; each girl was colored crepe paper to-make a fringed n that made the best receive a prize. The In Miss Proud's favor presented with a ST. CLAIRSVILLE, O., Oct. 17.—That local youngsters are "just as good shots as was David," hero of Biblical days, is the claim made by Henry Richardson, who appealed to Mayor H. M. Davies for protection—not for himself, but for his pumpkins. Richardson explained that, instead of aiming at Gollifths, the youngsters here used his pumpkins as targets for their slingshots. He said nearly every one of the pumpkins in his garden were punctured and, he fearen, ruined. Piles Are Absorbed Never To Return After years of patient, painstaking effort on the part of a well-known doctor, a prescription has been found that will actually heal Piles and absorb them, never to return. No man or woman need suffer another hour with any discomfort, pain or soreness arising from rectal troubles—Piles—now that this wonderful prescription known as MOAVA can be obtained for a moderate price at any first-class drugstore on the money back if dissatisfied plan. You'll be amazed to see how quickly it acts. Blessed relief often comes in an hour; even in cases of long standing with profuse bleeding, really wonderful results have been accomplished. Simply ask your druggist for a small box of MOAVA SUPPOSITORIES, being careful to follow the simple directions that come in each box. COURTHOUSE NEWS The estate of Alfred Thomas amounts to $4850, according to the inventory and appraisement on file today. A lot in Santa Ana valued at $4250 is the chief item. Articles of incorporation of the White Bus line and a decree changing its name to the motor Transit Co., were on file today. C. W. Sullivan of Fulerton is the only Orange county director. The term is fifty years, capital $50,000, and $5 of the capital has been paid in. ARREST MANY REDS WARSAW, Oct. 17.—Many reds were arrested today in a gigantic roundup by police in Warsaw, Crakow and Lvov. Large quantities of ammunition and arms were seized. Communist leaders are charged with fomenting revolution in upper Silesia. Miller Rubber Co. Surgeon Grade HOT WATER BAGS WATER BAGS Extreme Quality Prices: $1.50 TO $3.00 HEYING'S Pharmacy "ON THE CORNER" "It Pleases Us to Please You" LA HABRA LA HABRA, Oct. 17. — A very much surprised and delighted girl was Miss Robbie Blair, who on Monday returned from a joy ride which she had been dispatched by her mother, Mrs. S. Blair, of Second street, to find the house filled with a merry group of her friends, gathered for her 15th birthday anniversary. During her brief absence, Mrs. Blair managed to have the room adorned with Hallowe'en appointments, which loomed from among the clusters of marigolds and beautiful golden west dahlias, which were used in the profusion. The evening was spent in Hallowe'en games, which finally ended in the dining-room of the Blair home, where a table gay with Hallowe'en symbols and favors offered its treasures to the young people who gathered around to enjoy ice cream, candy, etc., to say nothing of the big pink and white birthday cake itself with 15 candles in wee rosebud holders. Many pretty gifts were showered on Robbie by her friends, who included Misses Captolia Hamilton, Evelyn Olson, Eula Swift, Albert Noble, Lester Swift, Ralph Blair, and Claybourne Swift. A 1 o'clock luncheon was given at the Santa Ana Inn Saturday by Miss Hazel Cook in honor of the approaching nuptials of Miss Bea trice Proud. The decorations were carried out in lavender and gold. A four-course luncheon was served to the following: Misses Ethel Linsdell, Lucille Proud, Dorothy Randall, Hattie Robertson, Frankie May Taylor, Mary Louise Hickman, Hazel Cook, Mrs. A. C. Catland, Mrs. Frank Proud and the honoree, Miss Proud. Later in the afternoon they returned to the home of Miss Frankie May Taylor's in La Habra, where the afternoon was spent in writing favorite recipes for Miss Proud; later, each girl was given a piece of colored crepe paper and was asked to make a fringed napkin—the girl that made the best napkin was to receive a prize. The judges decided in Miss Proud's favor, and she was presented with a lunch cloth like CYPRESS CHICKEN RANCH IS RAIDED The Young chicken ranch near Cypress was raided Monday night according to report to local police this morning. The report said that between 40 and 50 Rhode Island Reds were taken. This is the first chicken raid report local police have received since nearly a month ago when there was a series of raids which almost cleaned out a number of local or nearby ranches. injuries received while at work in the oil fields in Santa Fe Springs, when he was hit in the head with a cat-head chain. Mrs. Stark also entertained for dinner Sunday in his honor. Those present included relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Tweedy and son Murray of Riveria, Mr. and Mrs. George Clariville. Mrs. Heffener was a business visitor to Los Angeles Saturday. YORBA LINDA YORBA LINDA, Oct. 17 (Special). — Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Geissinger are now proudly calling themselves grandparents, a son having been born last week to Mr. and Mrs. Byron Geissinger of Hollywood. Dr. Lester Keller was a visitor in town on Saturday. Dr. Keller, who resides now in Hollywood, formerly lived here. Mrs. J. S. King, who has been in Canada on a visit since the first of June, returned home on Saturday. Mr. Miller, who is known here as the vegetable man for the local Daley store, was seriously injured on Saturday, when his car turned turtle on the Y.-L. boulevard, when the car ran off and caught in a rut. Nine stitches were necessary to close the cut in his forehead. Mrs. Nellie Shepherd has as her house guest Miss Esther Lehlgeber of San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Taylor were recent Occupants to his down school able to be there and back to Mrs. for a two disco chapter who are and who are Mrs. M. Marr Wm.F. Currititing th and indur Mr. Mr. and den Green Sundays. The residence Page of Hattie Robertson, Frankie May Taylor, Mary Louise Hickman, Hazel Cook, Mrs. A. C Catland, Mrs. Frank Proud and the honoree, Miss Proud. Later in the afternoon they returned to the home of Miss Frankie May Taylor's in La Habra, where the afternoon was spent in writing favorite recipes for Miss Proud; later, each girl was given a piece of colored crepe paper and was asked to make a fringed napkin—the girl that made the best napkin was to receive a prize. The judges decided in Miss Proud's favor, and she was presented with a lunch cloth like the napkins, and they also presented her with the napkins. Later, daily refreshments were served by Miss Taylor assisted by her mother. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Randall and family were guests in Los Angeles Sunday at the home of Mrs. Randall's sister, Mrs. Blanche Villas. The study section of the Woman's Improvement club held an all-day meeting at the W. L. York home Friday. Mrs. Garretson, leader of the State of California, had charge of the meeting. New officers were elected: Mrs. Bloomer, chairman; Mrs. Sharkey, secretary; Mrs. Garretson, leader. The afternoon was spent in study. Those present included Mesdames W. L. York, Sharkey, Bloomer, Cauldwell, Walling, Madison, F. W. Taylor, Bloomer, Gurley Garretson. The next meeting will be held at Mrs. Gurley's fourth Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Moore are entertaining Roy Drake and family and Albert Brown and family from Baldwin, Ark. They expect to locate in California. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sullivan entertained recently with a dinner party in honor of their daughter Francis' birthday. Those present, aside from the family, were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barnett. Mrs. Wm. Fortson of Lois street entertained at dinner Sunday. Covers were laid for the following East Whittier folks: Mr. and Mrs. Caroll Scott, and Mr. and Mrs. George McWhirter. Dinner guests at the W. P. Mills home on N. Hlatt street recently were Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Mills of Southgate Gardons. A duck hunting party to Imperial Valley included Sayers Bradford, Grant Sherman, Henry Price and Clarence Glazier. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Candeld of Mountain avenue entertained their daughter, Mrs. R. A. Munoz and husband and children of Santa Maria a few days last week. Claude Ridgeway and wife are entertaining Mr. Ridgeway's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Ridgeway of Exeter, but formerly of La Habra. They have just returned from an eastern tour. Mrs. Larmore of San Diego is a house guest at the Rev. Orr home. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Hodson entertained J. B. Kniss and family of San Diego Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. S. Davies, accom- Thursday, Friday, Saturday $2.00 Maximum Hot Water Bottles, 2 for $2.01 2 qt. size—guaranteed for 1 year $2.00 Maximum Fountain Syringes, 2 for $2.01 2 qt. size—guaranteed for 1 year 75c Rubber Gloves, size 7 only, 2 pair ...76c $3.00 Kantleek Fountain Syringes, 2 qt., guaranteed 2 yrs. 2 ...$9.01 $1.00 Trufflor Toilet Water, 2 for ...$1.01 3 1-2 oz. bottles in assorted odors $1.00 Harmony of Boston Perfume 2 for ...$1.01 Assorted odors, Wisfaria, Jockey Club and Honey Suckle. 50c Jouteel Talc, 2 for ...51c Odor of 26 flowers 50c Bouquet Ramee Talc, 2 for ...51c 25c Violet Talc, 2 for ...26c $1.00 Systone Hair Tonic, 2 for ...$1.01 Nothing better for dandruff SOAPS FOR TOILET USE SPECIAL Toilet Prepar $1.00 Bouquet Rex-all face Powder, 2 for ...$1.01 Fine in texture with a delicate scent 50c Violet Dulce Face Powder, 2 for ...51e A light powder that adheres nicely 50c Alma Zuda Powder, 2 for 51e Delicately perfumed 50c Charmona Powder, 2 for ...51e 50c Klenzo Tooth Paste, 2 tubes for ...51e Three times the size of any 25c tooth paste Gives your mouth that clean, cool feeling Rexall Tooth Paste, 25c; 2 for ...26e 50c Tooth Brushes, 2 for ...51e Each brush is guarantied Mountain avenue entertained their daughter, Mrs. R. A. Munoz and husband and children of Santa Maria a few days last week. Claude Ridgeway and wife are entertaining Mr. Ridgeway's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Ridgeway of Exeter, but formerly of La Habra. They have just returned from an eastern tour. Mrs. Larmore of San Diego is a house guest at the Rev. Orr home. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Hodson entertained J. B. Kniss and family of San Diego Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. S. Davies, accompanied by Harold Robertson and wife, were visitors at the Everett Walker home Sunday evening. The upper grades of the La Habra grammar school attended the courtship of Miles Standish at the million-dollar theater in Los Angeles Saturday. A number of young people of the Epworth league of La Habra were guests of the Fullerton Epworth league Sunday, where they had the pleasure to hear Prof. Carol Knoff speak. Mrs. Thomas McFadden of Costa Mesa was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Frank McFadden of First street, on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. L. Vandenburge were dinner guests in Los Angeles Sunday of Mr. Vandenburge parents. Mrs. J. C. Guenet is home from the Whittler hospital after a serious operation. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Gorsuch of the McPherson addition spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. Dodd of Redondo Beach. Mrs. C. Grover has returned from a two months' stay in Los Angeles, and is living with Mrs. Halderman on Lols street. Mrs. Julian Mills of Pasadena was the guest of her mother and brother, Mrs. Rhodes, Sr., of the Linndauer court, over Sunday. Thomas Oliver who was called to Boise City, Idaho, by the death of his grandmother, is still in the east. His stay will be indefinite. Rev. and Mrs. Sheridan Phillips of Highland were business visitors in La Habra Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Jess Roberts visited Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Elliott in Whittler Sunday. Mrs. Elliott was Miss Roberta Wilson before her marriage. Ernest Stark, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Stark, returned home Sunday after spending seven weeks in the California hospital suffering from... recent Costa Mesa visitors. Homer Morris sustained injuries to his knee and hip when he fell down some steps at Fullerton high school a few days ago. He is now able to be out. Herbert Cox is back home after spending almost eight months at Fowler, Calif. It was quite cold up there, and he is very glad to get back to Yorba Linda. Mrs. E. E. Knight left Saturday for a two weeks' stay in San Francisco, where she will attend grand chapter of the Eastern Star. Others who are members of the local order and who are in attendance there are Mrs. A. C. Drake, Mr. and Mrs. M. Martin, Miss Olive Gale, Mrs. Wm. Fricke and Mrs. Ralph Shook. Curtis Morris, who has been visiting the past few weeks in Ohio and Indiana, returned home on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Eichler and Mr. and Mrs. Gallerd Page of Garden Grove visited relatives at Chino Sunday. The many friends of former Y.-L. residents, Mr. and Mrs. Guilford Page of Garden Grove, will be inter- DISTRESSED PROCEEDS ANAHEIM PORTLAND, Oct. 31 DING schooner Claremont, Total distress yesterday for $1,413,046 off North Head lighthouse 253,870 by radio last night that 79,950 proceeding to San Francisco 4,500 her own power, according to given out by the Federal TeleCo today. The Claremont, southbound from Raymond, Wash., to San Pedro, wild a cargo of lumber, was caught in the heavy gale off the mouth of the Columbia river. Her deckload was washed off, the steering gear was put out of commission, and her boilers and engine disabled through rising water in the hold. A temporary rudder was installed late last night, and the ship proceeded southward, reports indicated. ested to learn that they have sold their ranch there. They will reside on it until their new home, which they will build in Fullerton, is completed. COS. 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