oc-plain-dealer 1924-02-16

LOVE BIRDS" Glamor Clings to Lives of Firemen G. Brookins and Mrs. Helen Wiley, principals in the alleged "love nest" case, were held to answer to the Superior Court at the preliminary hearing this morning. Their plea of having committed no offense in occupy the same room was attacked by Assistant District Attorney D. G. Wettlin, City Marshal Porter of Newport, member of the raiding party, which nabbed the pair, was a witness, and was the object of good natured railery from the attorneys during the hearing. Mrs. Brookins denied today that she would give Brookins his freedom to marry Mrs. Wiley. She has not filed suit for divorce as reported. She did institute proceedings for separate maintenance. This was settled out of court. Mrs. Brookins obtained full title to their home. BUY HOSPITAL SITE WASHINGTON, Feb. 15.—On the advice of Attorney General Daugherty, condemnation proceedings against Valney Craig of San Fernando, Calif., to obtain a 60-acre site for a $1,000,000 veterans' tuberculosis hospital, have been dropped, it was announced at the veterans' bureau today. An agreement with Craig whereby the site will be purchased for approximately $100,000 has been reached. YORBA NEWS YORBA, Feb. 16. (SpL.)—Radio is slowly, but surely invading Yorba, and now even "radio" parties are the "au fait," thing around here, as witness the one given recently to Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Teed and their son Wallace by Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Velasco and their son Louis A. Velasco. After "listening in" to some of the programs broadcast the guests and LA HABRA, Feb. 16.—On the most elaborate affairs of week was a joint birthday given at Newport Beach Suit. The beach cottage of Mrs. phine Fader, was used to brate the birthday anniversary of Jacob Olson of La Habra passed his 74th birthday, a brother, Andrew Olson, of Dakota, who is visiting re-in La Habra, was 69 years Valentine decorations were in a very effective manner, two birthday cakes, with quota of red candles, made attractive centerpiece for table. A six-course dinner served, after which bathing surf was enjoyed. Those included: The honorees, A and Jacob Olson; Mrs. Jacson and daughter, Emma; Alima Olson of South Dakota is visiting with her father drew Olson; Mr. and Mrs. Olson and son, Berkland Mrs. Josephine Fader of wood; Mr. and Mrs. I. S.; of Le Habra; Mr. and Mrs. Foss and children, Bernie Grace, Elsworth and Loven and Mrs. Berkland Olson, M Mrs. George Rabenberg of Whittier, Miss Charlotte berg, and Joseph Olson Habra. The La Habra Business club entertained their wives their annual meeting in the lors of the Baptist church evening. Rev. Walter Tho of Fullerton was the speak the evening, and the La orchestra furnished the mu short business meeting when officers were elected ensuing year as follows: dent, Ben Harp; vice-pre-A. J. Wilson; secretary Benson, and treasurer, Em Gray. After the meeting, hour was enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. U. R. were dinner guests at the YORBA, Feb. 16. (Spl.)—Radio is slowly, but surely invading Yorba, and now even "radio" parties are the "au falt," thing around here, as witness the one given recently to Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Teed and their son Wallace by Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Velasco and their son Louis A. Velasco. After "listening in" to some of the programs broadcast the guests and entertainers partook of chocolate, fruits, cakes and other refreshments. Teeds kindly retaliated by inviting the Velascos to "listen in" to grand opera at the Teed home, which was gladly accepted and greatly enjoyed. Another very pleasant affair was the one held at Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Davignou's home last week. The affair was complimentary to a cousin of theirs, Mrs. Gilkerson of Portland, Oregon, who is here for a visit with the Davignou's. A chicken dinner with all the "trimmings", "fixins" and all kinds of savory addeuda that a person can imagine in his most epicurean dreams was there and those assembled did more than justice to it, for had it not been that the repast was too bountiful for such a thing to happen, they certainly would have followed the example of Jack Spratt and his wife, and "licked the platter clean!" After the dinner, music, vocal, instrumental and terpilchorean, was indulged in by all, the satisfied company leaving really early—in the morning. Those present were Mesdames Gilkerson, the Velasco, the Misses Evelyn, Aurelia and Laura Davignou, Mr. Louis A. Velisco and Mr. and Mrs. Davignou. Mr. Joseph Sancher has developed into a regular grand opera "bug" during the present saeon, the young man going into the city almost every night, so far. As it is in line with the musical education he is getting we are very glad to report the interest Joe takes in the art. A very enjoyable birthday party was tendered Miss Anita Peralta on Sunday, by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. Peralta of Olinda. A Spanish dinner was served at noon and in the evening chocolate was partaken of, during which repast a birthday cake with the requisite 14 candles was the center of attraction for the foretelling signs, for the honoree. When all these had been complied with, every one had a generous sized sample of it, and found it as good as the predictions had been. Those present were Mrs. F. Ybarra, the Misses Lastenia Ybarra, Elida and Grace Molina and Mr. P. Ybarra of Vernon; Mesdames T. Sanchez and A. D. Velasco; and Messrs. Joseph A. Since the days of volunteer fire departments, when the town alarm brought men from their homes and business places to fight the common enemy, there has always been a glamor about the life of firemen. This exists no less since the Fairyland today for the Saturday than it did when horses with arched necks and fiery eyes hathed the steamers and the hooks. Nor is it any less than it was in the days when men pulled the little hose cart and pumped water by hand. Accordingly, when Richard Harding Davis, for long years a newspaper reporter, wrote "Andy McGee's Chorus Girl" he knew whereof he wrote. He weaved all the romance of the fire fighters into his tale and interweaved it with a story of love. The combination had a remarkable effect. William Fox has taken the story and retitled it "Cupid's Fireman," but it is the story, just the same. Charles Jones, the heroic Western star so familiar to picture patrons the world over, plays the role of Andy McGee Pretty Marian Nixon is show girl. The balance of the cast, giving them powerful support, consists of Brooks Benedict, Eileen O'Malley, the juvenile; Lucy Beaumont, Al Freemont; Charles McHugh, Mary Warren and L. H. King. William Wellman directed the picture and was not satisfied with studio sets. Instead he prevailed upon the Los Angeles fire department to become part of the cast, and instead of filming a studio fire, he waited for a real one when the men were in determined action. The result was a picture of marvelous realism, to judge from the words of firemen who have seen it. "Cupid's Fireman" opens at the Fairyland today for the Saturday and Sunday showing. When it was first shown in New York Joseph O'Reilly, of the Uniformed Firemen's Association of Greater New York, said: "Wonderful. My only regret is that our own department didn't figure in it." GIRL'S ARM BROKEN The many friends of little Miss Elise Wright will be sorry to learn that she suffered a broken arm yesterday on the slide at Central school. Her foot slipped at the base of the slide and she fell on her arm. She is the talented daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Wright, 742 N. Clementine. Miss Elise has appeared at a number of dances and delighted the many hundreds at the community Xmas tree celebration, with her Jingle Bell dance. She will have to give up her music and dancing for several weeks. GRAR RUM SHIPS Rev. Walter Tho of Fullerton was the speaker the evening, and the La orchestra furnished the music short business meeting was when officers were elected to ensuing year as follows: dent, Ben Harp; vice-precant A. J. Wilson; secretary Benson, and treasurer Em Gray. After the meeting, t hour was enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. U. R., were dinner guests at the home on East Second-street. Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Tuespe ranch, at Ventura,the week-end at the home of Cook.On Saturday Mr., entertained at a Spanish dinerLos Angeles in honor daughter,Mrs.Tower.were celebrating her birthday as sary.After the dinner,a party was enjoyed bythe On Sunday Mrs.Frank Cree-tertained in honor of Mr.'s birthday.A size chicken dinner was served hostess,Mrs.Critis,and at her in Santa AnaThose who pleasure to enjoy this eventcluded the honoree and herMr. and Mrs.Tower,C.O.of La Habra,and Mrs.Mr. Mr. and Mrs.Roy Po-companied by Mrs.H.Sandson,and were business at Montebello Monday. Mrs.Roy Roberts was prised Monday evening by four friends at her home on Games and music were off entertainment for the after which a dainty guestwas served bythe self-guests.Mrs.Roberts was ered with many dainty and gifts Those presentMesdames Ben Harp,NutelFrank Logue.Ethel ParkBrowne.E.Cline,R.KluseDrake和the honoreeRoberts. Mr. and Mrs.H.O.Dent entertained at their homeday in honor of their seventh anniversary.A four chicken dinner was served hostess to the following: Mrs.A.A.Lewis of AndAlaskawho attended thenging seven years ago,and Mrs.Dohrman.Mr. Mr. and Mrs.Roy Po-companied by Mrs.H.Purned home Monday after several days attheMr.and Mrs.John Blythe,Calf.Hubert Pturned with them.Mr.and Mrs.H.S.RitchwithHabraHardware. Mr.and Mrs.J.E.Wadaughter.Evelynwere ouestests Saturday attheMr.and Mrs.stanleyDuntington Beach Leonards and Co. Offer (Subject) 10 Angeles Snow ... $45.00 5 Calif Co-Op No. 1 20.00 5 Fifty-Fifty ... 35.00 10 Ist Natl Bank Sta Monica ... 220.00 2000 Htg. 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The boats were the B-160, commanded by Martin Edington, and the Siren, in charge of J. S. Sullivan, it was stated. Reports here did not say if the crews were captured or not. FOREIGN NEWS NUGGETS MOSCOW, Feb. 16.—The soviet council today approved an internal gold loan of 100,000,00 rubles to place currency upon a gold basis. BELFAST, Feb. 16.—Lord Pirie, head of the famous shipbuilding firm of Harland and Wolff, will go to South America next month to make arrangements for a direct shipping line between Belfast and South American ports using 22,000 ton motor ships. MADRID, Feb. 16.—The Argentine ambassador held a lengthy interview today with General Primo Rivera. It is assumed it related to the proposed "bloe" of Latin countries, proposed by Premier Musolini of Italy. SHANGHAI, Feb. 16.—Consular and Military representatives from fifteen nationalities joined today in ceremonies connected with the unveiling of a war memorial on the border of the international and French settlements. About the only difference is that upper class people are tired in the morning instead of at night. Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Riit moved to Montebello a shag ago, have returned to La St. Mr. Ritch is with Habra Hardware. Mr. and Mrs. J.E.W daughter, Evelyn, were on guests Saturday at the Mr. and Mrs. Stanley D Huntington Beach. Mr. and Mrs. George Whittier were dinner at the home of Mr. and Scott of Florence-ave. Miss Hattie Belle Robe Florence-ave, was a guest Nellie Housley at her Anaheim over the week Mrs. S.O. Scott of Scott Mrs.Vinnie Rhinechart Walla, Wash., who is win Son Calif., are spend week with Mrs.Scott's and husband, Mr. and M Lemke, of Westmorland. Mr. and Mrs.L.G. and infant son of Her Beach spent the week-end home of C.E.Lois-st. day Mrs.William Forts tained at dinner Here were: Mr.L.G.Bal Mr. and Mrs.C.E Scott. Wilbur Proud is able grain after being confined for the past week. Mrs.James Zaner of Beach is spending a few the home of her parents Mrs.M.Middleton of Ave. Mrs.Zaner was resident of La Habra. Mr. and Mrs.Mickie accompanied by Mrs.M ton and daughter and Ed.motored to Los Sunday, where they enjoy lunch on the sand. Mrs.F.R.Aldrich spent the week-end at of her daughter and hung and Mrs.Chester Scheu East First-st. Mr. and Mrs.J.L.M sons picniced at Long Day. Roy Charles Scott oo was a week-end visit home of Theodore Scotce-ave. Mr. and Mrs.Harold and wee daughter,Mills of Huntington Beach. LA HABRA Feb. 16.—One of the most elaborate affairs of the day was a joint birthday dinner at Newport Beach Sunday. The beach cottage of Mrs. Joseph Fader, was used to celebrate the birthday anniversaries Jacob Olson of La Habra, who passed his 74th birthday, and his mother, Andrew Olson, of South Dakota, who is visiting relatives La Habra, was 69 years old. Silent decorations were used in a very effective manner, while birthday cakes, with their rosette of red candies, made a very interactive centerpiece for the table. A six-course dinner was served, after which bathing in the sea was enjoyed. Those present included: The honorees, Andrew Olson; Mrs. Jacob Olson and daughter, Emma; Miss Olson of South Dakota, who visiting with her father, Anwil Olson; Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Olson and son, Berkland, and Ms. Josephine Fader of Hollywood; Mr. and Mrs. I. S. Olson; Dr. Habra; Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Olson and children, Bernice andrace, Elsworth and Lovene; Mr. and Mrs. Berkland Olson, Mr. and Mrs. George Rabenberg of East Shillttler, Miss Charlotte Rabenberg, and Joseph Olson of La Habra. The La Habra Business Men's club entertained their wives at their annual meeting in the parlor of the Baptist church Friday evening. Rev. Walter Thornton Fullerton was the speaker for the evening, and the La Habra orchestra furnished the music. A short business meeting was held, when officers were elected for the issuing year as follows: President, Ben Harp; vice-president, J. Wilson; secretary, Emory De Gray. After the meeting, a social tour was enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. U. R. Phillips were dinner guests at the Bristow Hotel. TRUSTEES FACE MORE CHARGES (Continued From Page One) a responsible party with them to a meeting of the creditors called by the said Board of Trade, and this gentleman offered to pay the creditors fifty cents on the dollar by June 1, 1924, and then call a meeting of the creditors and state to them the condition of the company and when he could pay the balance due them on their accounts. The trustees investigated this man's record and ascertained that he had helped to re-finance one of the large clothing stores in this city, besides re-financing other stores in Southern California. The trustees and this gentleman were unable to come to terms simply because it was necessary to have the co-operation of all creditors, and the said Board of Trade stated that they would not permit him to act in the matter. As a last resort, the trustees submitted to L. Boteler, who represents the Los Angeles Wholesalers' Board of Trade, an assignment, a copy of which is enclosed in this letter. The Board of Trade refused to accept this assignment although they had stated verbally that they were willing to do practically everything covered in the assignment if the trustees would by the Board of Trade. For reasons best known to themselves, they rejected the enclosed assignment. As you will note, the enclosed assignment prevents the assignee from disposing of either of the stores to some friend at too low a figure, as the permission of the trustees must be first obtained in writing, and naturally the trustees would not have given permission unless they knew the terms of the sale. The Board of Trade rejected the enclosed assignment and brought suit attaching and closing both of the stores. In order to keep all the creditors and trustees face more charges BUENA PARK Feb. 15.(SpL.)—Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Thurman were dinner guests of Mrs. A. V. McFee Sunday. Rev. S. F. Hilgenfeld called on a sick friend in Glendale Monday. The Farm bureau had an interesting meeting Monday night. Slides showing agricultural life in England and continental Europe were shown. The Buena Park Farm bureau has challenged the Cypress Farm bureau for a membership and attendance contest to begin March 1. Mrs. A. E. Stanford, Mrs. Carney and Mrs. Findley shopping in Fullerton and Anaheim Monday. Mrs. L. T. Wilsey and Mrs. E. Thurman were Fullerton visitors Monday afternoon. Mrs. Garrison Coster was a Los Angeles visitor Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Brosman and Mrs. Glenn Crilly were Anaheim shopper Monday. Dick Obarne has been sick for several days. Glenn Crilley took the family to Whitttier Sunday, where they visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles Johnson, while he went to Los Angeles. Eunice Mann, Garnet Deets, Dave Allen and Orville Stanford went to the skating rink at Anaheim Saturday night. E. E. Shurman moved the second grade school building to his lots on Eleventh-st., where he will make it into a dwelling house. The third grade building will be moved from its present position in front of the school grounds to the rear of the grounds, where it will be used later for school purposes. J. F. Simpson was somewhat shaken up Saturday morning when his Ford car skidded and turned over on the wet pavement. The accident occurred west of Cypress. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Meyers spent Sunday in San Diego. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Burdick and Sathe accident occurred west of Cypress. Real West of Ear Days Shown in The West in 1876. Who could tell of it better? Zane Grey? Who could do so better than Paramount? The Zane Grey novel," written about five years ago and brought this all to the surface of its potential where it will remain for later in Santa Garden Grove road west," for a holdover. Bebe Daniels, Ernest T. Noah Beerry and Lloyd Hue featured. Irvin Willat It's a story of a fight for freedom waters—and what it is! All red-blooded Americas revel in it. Starting tomorrow for ourlar Sunday and Monday be found Gertrude Athene The annual meeting in the parish of the Baptist church Friday evening. Rev. Walter Thornton Fullerton was the speaker for the evening, and the La Habra orchestra furnished the music. A short business meeting was held, when officers were elected for the ensuing year as follows: President, Ben Harp; vice-president, J. Wilson; secretary, Tomenson, and treasurer, Emory DeRay. After the meeting, a social hour was enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. U. R. Phillips were dinner guests at the Bristow home on East Second-st. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Tower of Desper ranch, at Ventura, spent the week-end at the home of C. O. Cook. On Saturday Mr. Cook entertained at a Spanish dinner in Los Angeles in honor of his daughter, Mrs. Tower, who was celebrating her birthday anniversary. After the dinner, a theater party was enjoyed by the party. On Sunday Mrs. Frank Crites entertained in honor of Mrs. Towers' birthday. A six-course whiteken dinner was served by the hostess, Mrs. Critis, at her home in Santa Ana. Those who had the pleasure to enjoy this affair included the honoree and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Tower, C. O. Cook of La Habra, and Mrs. Drusell Mr. and Mrs. Roy Polley, accompanied by Mrs. H. S. Ritch and son, were business visitors at Montebello Monday. Mrs. Roy Roberts was surprised Monday evening by a group of friends at her home on Lols-st. Games and music were offered as entertainment for the evening, after which a dainty coalition was served by the self-invited guests. Mrs. Roberts was showcased with many dainty and useful gifts. Those present included Weddames Ben Harp, Nute Toney, Frank Logue, Ethel Paris, A. O. Brownne, E. Cline, R. Klusman, J. Drake, and the honoree, Mrs. Robbers. Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Dohrman entertained at their home Sunday in honor of their seventh wedding anniversary. A four-course chicken dinner was served by the hostess to the following: Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Lewis of Anchorage, Alaska, who attended their wedding seven years ago, and Mr. and Mrs. Dohrman. Mr. Lewis is a brother of Mr. Dohrman. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Polley, accompanied by Mrs. H. Potes, returned home Monday after spending several days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Potes of Slythe, Calif., Hubert Potes returned with them. Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Ritch, who moved to Montebello a short time ago, have returned to La Habra, and are located on South Cypress-St.-Temple Street is with the La Habra Hardware. Mr. and Mrs. J.E.Walker and daughter, Evvelyn, were over-night guests Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Davies of Huntington Beach. Mr. and Mrs.U.R.Phillips were dinner guests at the Bristow home on East Second-st.Sunday.Mr. and Mrs.Merrill Tower of Desper ranch, at Ventura, spent the week-end at the home of C.O.Cook.On Saturday Mr.Cook entertained at a Spanish dinner in Los Angeles in honor of his daughter,Mrs.Tower,who was celebrating her birthday anniversary.After the dinner,a theater party was enjoyed by the party. On Sunday Mrs.Frank Crites entertained in honor of Mrs.Towers' birthday.A six-course whiteken dinner was served by the hostess,Mrs.Critis,at her home in Santa AnaThose who had the pleasure to enjoy this affair included the honoree and husband,Mr. and Mrs.Tower,C.O.Cook of La Habra,and Mrs.DrusellMr.和Mrs.RoyPolley,companied by Mrs.H.S.Ritchand son,were business visitors at Montebello Monday. Mrs.RoyRobertswassurriedMondayeveningbyagroupoffriendsatherhomeonLols-st.gamesandmusicwereofferedasentertainmentfortheeveningafterwhichdaitycoalitionwasservedbytheselfinvitedguests.Mrs.RobertswasshowcasedwithmanydaintyandusefulgiftsThosepresentincludedWeddamesBenHarp,NuteToneyFrankLogue,EthelParis,A.O.Brownne,E.Cline,R.KlusmanJ.Drake,andthehonoree,Mrs.Robbers. Mr.和Mrs.H.O.Dohrman entertainedat theirhomeSundayin honorof theirseventhweddinganniversary.A four-course chicken dinner was served by the hostess to the following:Mr.和Mrs.A.A.LewisofAnchorage,maskawhohattendedtheweddingsevenyearsago,andMr.Mrs.Dohrman.Mr.LewisisbrotherofMr.Dohrman. Mr.和Mrs.RoyPolley,companiedbyMrs.H.PotesreturnedhomeMondayafterspendingseveraldaysatthehomeofMr.Mrs.JohnPotesofSlythe,HubertPotesreturnedwiththem. Mr.Mrs.H.S.Ritchwho movedtoMontebelloashorttimeago,havereturnedtoLaHabra,andarelocatedonSouthCypress-St-TempleStreetiswiththeLaHabraHardware. Mr.Mrs.J.E.WalkerandaughterEvvelynwereover-nightguestsSaturdayatthehomeofMr.Mrs StanleyDaviesofHuntingtonBeach. As you will note,the enclosed assignment prevents the assignee from disposing of either of the stores to some friend at too low a figure,theas permission of the trustees must be first obtained in writing,and naturallythetrustees would not have given permission unless they knewthe terms of the sale. The Board of Trade rejected the enclosed assignment and brought suit attaching and closing both of the stores.In order to protect all the creditors and stockholders as far as possible,the trustees filed voluntary proceedings in bankruptcy.The court appointedWalterC.Durstasreceiver,a stranger to the trusteesand myself.Mr.Durst seems tobe a wide awake and efficient receiver,但is not subject tothe influenceoftheLosAngelesWholesalers'BoardOfTrade. In their letter ofFebruary12ththeBoardofTraderequestsapowerofattorneyfromyou,sothattheymayelectWilliamH.Moore,jr.astrueinbankruptcy.MrMoorehasforyearsmaintainedofficeadjoinningoftheofficeoftheLosAngelesWholesalers'BoardOfTradeandtheatrnairesinTheHigginsbuildings.Thewriter.in behalfofthetrustees,hassno requesttomakeofyouyour vote,buisimplyinterestedinyourreceivingthefaactsofthecase.IIfyouareinterestedinhavingMr.WalterC.Durstcontinueasreceiverandtoelecthimastrustee,youwillnecessitatehavetobestatethemeetingtobecalledbythebankruptcycourtandsovote. The writer suggests that you investigate thoroughlybeforecastingyourvoteinthis matter.Yoursvery truly LELANDJ.AllEN. Attorney forKeen Hat Store. ner guestsatthehomeofMr.Mrs.W.E.RobertsonofFlorence-ave. Mr.mrs.ParkLittleofSantaFeSprings，accompaniedbyMrs.R.KeltonandchildrenofLAhabra,pienicedinthemountainsSunday. Mr.mrs.O.E.GardnerofWhittiervisitedattheOtisScottHomeFridayevening. Mr.mrs.ChesterScheupbachweredinner guestsSundayatthehomeofMr.Mrs.L.E.Proud. Mr.mrs.JohnLeuhmentertainedeasternvisitorsFridayafternoonatthehomeThesemr.mrs.Chest HugofHighlandsIll.Mr.mrs.HugarelookingforalocationinSouthernCalifornia. Msr.H.BrownsonofWhittier,accompaniedbyMrs.MaryF.DavisofLaHabra,tooka motor triptoLongBeachandSantaAnaSunday. Msr.Mable Stoop,accompaniedbyherhouseguests,Mr.MrsJohnLeffertsofPennsylvania. HubertJordan,一对的wreck victims last week.was able to return tohishomeinLosAnglesMonday.Theothertwo.AlfredPleugh,谁 suffered severalbad cutsabouthisleg,andMrsMichaelEffle,谁wascutaboutthefaceandhadhercollarbonebroken,都 still atthe hospital,但areimprovingtotheextentthattheywillbeabletomoveintothenewsanitarium,intothedoctorismovingtoday.Thenew sanitariumwhichisapebbledashstucco.isbuiltin fourunitsofsixroomeachconnectedbycorridors.DrJulianP.Johnson,谁 has been inBuena Park'a little overayear,有builtupa practice too largetobecaptedforinhisoldquartersoverScott&Frampton.Thenew hospitalhasallthemodern equipmentsandeverythingisshiningnewand sanitary. MissRuthEstabrookofLaHabrawasthe guestofMiss IrmaRobinsonTuesdaynight. MissFlorenceSchooloneofthesolostairsattentailFullertonMondaynight.Mrs.I.M.CreeeherbrotherErice.NebraklaastSunday.Mrs.G.D.AndersonwhowasapatientattentionfortomorrowforherhomeSunday.Mr和MrsArnolddaughter,Dorlis,derealtheFollshomeMonday.L.J.RobesonhasgetjungaforshortstarsMr和MrsOscar FROG RAIS MUSHROOM GROWTH Most Profitable Business The Only Book That Can Be Sold companied by Mrs. H. S. Ritch, who moved to Montebello a short time ago, have returned to La Habra, and are located on South Cypress ave. Mr. Ritch is with the La Habra Hardware. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Walker and Laughter, Evelyn, were over-night guests Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Davies of Huntington Beach. Mr. and Mrs. George Smith of Whittier were dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Otis Scott of Florence-ave. Miss Hattie Belle Robertson of Florence-ave, was a guest of Miss Nellie Housley at her home in Anaheim over the week-end. Mrs. S. O. Scott of Scott-rd. and Mrs. Vinnie Rhinehart of Walla Walla, Wash., who is wintering in Sou. Calif., are spending this week with Mrs. Scott's daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Lemke, of Westmorland. Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Baldwin and infant son of Huntington Beach spent the week-end at the home of C. E. Lois-st. On Sunday Mrs. William Portson entertained at dinner. Her guests were: Mrs. L. G. Baldwin and Mr. and Mrs. C. E Scott. Wilbur Proud is able to be out again after being confined to bed for the past week. Mrs. James Zaner of Redondo Beach is spending a few days at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. Middleton of Florence-ave. Mrs. Zaner was a former resident of La Habra. Mr. and Mrs. Mickie Rankins, accompanied by Mrs. M. Middleton and daughter and son, Julia Ed., motored to Long Beach Sunday, where they enjoyed a picnic lunch on the sand. Mrs. F. R. Aldrich of Balboa spent the week-end at the home of her daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Scheupbach, of East First-st. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Morris and sons picniced at Long Beach Sunday. Roy Charles Scott of Whittier was a week-end visitor at the home of Theodore Scott of Florence-ave. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Robertson and wee daughter, Mildred Jenna, of Huntington Beach, were dis- Mr. and Mrs. John Leuhm entertained visitors Friday afternoon at their home. These were Mr. and Mrs. Christ Hug of Highlands, Ill. Mr. and Mrs. Hug are looking for a location in Southern California. Mrs. H. R. Brownson of Whitier, accompanied by Mrs. Mary F. Davis of La Habra, took a motor trip to Long Beach and Santa Ana Sunday. Miss Mable Stoop, accompanied by her house guests, Mr. and Mrs. John Lefferts of Pennsylvania, motored to Long Beach Sunday and enjoyed a picnic lunch. Mr. and Mrs. Lefferts are spending the winter at the Stoop home. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Davis of Bellflower were dinner guests Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Anderson of East First-st. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Glazier and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Little of La Habra were present at a family dinner given at the home of Nute Glazier of Norwalk Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Stark, accompanied by Mrs. William Stark, motored to El Modena Sunday, where they were guests at the home of Mrs. Lena McCullan. Mr. and Mrs. George Clairville and Miss Pauline Stark were Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr. Clairville's mother, Mrs. Goings of San Pedro. Mrs. Wade Hester and two children left Tuesday for Payteville, Ark., Mr. Hester will leave soon. Mr. and Mrs. Chandlier Thomas of Long Beach enjoyed a chicken dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Stark of Lois-st.Sunday. Mrs. Jane Maddock accompanied Miss Vivian Olson and Jack Hysel to Hollywood Sunday, where they attended the Egyptian theater. Mr. and Mrs.C.N.Shirkey enjoyed a motor trip to Owensmouth Sunday.On their return they called on Mr. and Mrs.M.F.Lewis, who were former residents of La Habra. Those who enjoyed a picnic lunch at Mount Baldy Sunday were: Mr. and Mrs.F.W.Taylor,Misses Frankie May and Josephine Taylor,Mary Louise Hickman, Emily Young,Frank Young, Oral and Edgar Herman. Try a Plain Dealer Want Ad. Income Tax Returns for 1924 ARE NOW DUE AND MUST BE FILED BEFORE MAJORITY You are entitled to certain Exemptions and Deductions Returns Compiled for Moderate Fees NO CHARGE FOR CONSULTATIONS VICTOR D.LOLY AUDIT CO Expert Accountants and Income Tax Specialists Suite 207-210 New S.Kraomer Building Telephone Anaheim, Calif. WE SPECIALIZE IN Auto and Truck Spri REPAIRING Knox & Mayberr 224 S.LEMON ST. ANAHEIM Real West of Early Days Shown in Film The West in 1876. Who could tell of it better than Zane Grey? Who could bring it to the screen to finer advantage than Paramount? The Zane Grey novel, "The Heritage of the Desert," published about five years ago and still at the height of its popularity brought this all to the screen at the California theatre last night; where it will remain for the regular Saturday showing and from present indications is likely due Garden Grove road west, and this for a hold-over. Bebe Daniels, Ernest Torrence, Noah Beery and Lloyd Hughes are featured. Irvin Willat directed. It's a story of a fight for irrigation waters—and what a fight it is! All red-blooded Americana will revel in it. Starting tomorrow for the regular Sunday and Monday run will be found Gertrude Atherton's fa- ROYAL ST BOUGHT SALE Sunday, Monday and Tuesday the Royal Stock Co. will be United Theater again, this year proved edy-drama of America. "Bought and Paid For." It is salty of the greatest of American successes and has always been great favorite with the going public. It contains by clear thing that goes to make a sure room ful play, drama, humor, path in and comedy, and you may rest assured that Miss Elliott, Rodne Hildebrand and the rest of the capable players of the Royal Stock Co. will put the play over in wash, big town fashion and in a witte erybody. And on the screen will shown, "The Old Fool," a thrilling tale of sunshine and shade. The story deals with Grus Steele, who is considered the strictest den of the household and "awaken-fool" because he is continuing telling yarns of his Civil days. John, his youngest girl, the only one who has 2500 affection for the old man, leased him to Texas when John's bridaler wants to put him in an ermsum. Grandad proves that although he is old, he is a mighty buddy, for he not only helps capture a band of smugglers saves the girl that John loves. Here is a picture that proves to be a real treat for its air phere lies not in lavish set atmosphere but in a real with real people. An extra capable cast has been assembled James Barrows has the title Lloyd Hughes plays the part Johnny, Betty Francisco is. BUENA P AFTER 30 Buena Park, one of the most famous boxing venues in Orange County, is at REAL ESTATE—FOR SALE FOR SALE—Three to five acres citrus land, leased for oil. Do you want this at about price of citrus land? Weston M. Smith, exclusive agent, Yorba Linda, Calif. FOR SALE—Either one or two lots, 50x152 in La Palma Garden Tract, West Orangethorpe, heart oil development. For particular address box 999 care Plain Dealer. FOR SALE—Nine acres, close to Gaddie well. For quick sale, $2500 per acre. Also other accrueage. D. Felis, Lincoln Blvd., Cypress. Phone 721R2 for appointment. FOR SALE—Good home; income close in. Inquire 529 South Los Angeles. SACRIFICE—A new 5-room Spanish bungalow for sale; very latest; hardwood; fireplace; French windows; in fine residence district; near schools. $4950, only $500 cash. Phone $2. SEVEN-YEAR-OLD VALENCIAS $1400 Per Acre A 10-acre, 7-year-old orange grove; was never offered at this price before; 5 shares of water stock; close by land being subdivided; close to main highways. Don't wait; see it today. W. J. Jewell Realty Co. Golden State Bank Bldg. ONLY $175 AN ACRE We have for sale 500 acres at the above price of as fine vegetable and alfalfa land as there is in California. Only half a mile BUENA PA AFTER 30 Buena Park, one of the oldest towns in Orange co., is at its best. Here is the logical location of a manufacturing city and a same time a splendid place the worker to live. Climate soil are hand-in-hand to give "home builder" the best possible results. The city has just completed call-rangements for an abundant supply of good, cheap water. Gushere ave., the main street thence town, and one of Orange county is main highways, to be when to 80 feet, extending northable Santa Fe and Union Pacific and way tracks at Northam station end. This makes possible the giving of North Buena Park a red division by Anaheim Sugar Correct of land formally used and gardens, fronting on Granda boulevard from Second-st. you to above mentioned railway tracks. Second-st., fronting the sound end of this subdivision, is够 directly west to Harbor-Mark it of Los Angeles, and alittle Bldg., fairly good condition so now, is to be improved for portation west from FEN North Buena Park sub will then front on two of explain county's main highways in central street of this addit have Buena Park, Darlington-avale you be 80 feet wide and five will through to the center of tow week. city improvements have be 50,000 ranged for. Buena Park has just come a fine school building, enough to accommodate its pective increase in popu. And an abundance of cheer for manufacturing and do use is already at hand, wait! be piped from the oil fields. ONLY $175 AN ACRE We have for sale 500 acres at the above price of as fine vegetable and alfalfa land as there is in California. Only half a mile from railroad and highway, with ideal climatic conditions. Properly handled, this land will pay for itself in two years and we believe at that time will be worth double the present asking price. Simpson Realty Company 130 West Center-St. Anahiem FOR SALE East front lot, above park, $1400. $200 down. New stucco home, good location. $5000. Terrains. Rentals and insurance. BIGELOW 398 E. Center FOR SALE Best Buy We Ever Had A 5-acre home place with 5 acres full bearing orange trees. Orop now on trees goes. Water shares. Cement pipe system. 5-room plastered house. In city limits nearby town. $6000 cash or $6500 forma. $1800 down. Balance $15 per month. Wellman & Taggart 116 N. Los Angeles-at. THIS WEEK'S BARGAINS Two rooms, bath, garage, large lot. $2800, with $600 down, balance like rent. Two 5-room modern bungalows; hardwood front room; nook, garage, etc.; $4750 each, with $500 down, balance like rent. See W. I. Troutman with J. T. LYON REALTY CO. (INC.) 111 N. Los Angeles St., phone 46 EIGHT ROOMS Eight-room house, partly furnished, arranged for two families; corner lot, 50x150; priced for short time at $5150. W. J. Jewell Realty Co. Golden State Bank Bldg. FROG RAISING MUSHROOM GROWING Most Profitable Business in the world just published. Will tell you all about it. Maid upon receipt of $5 S. BECK & CO. 1319 Steiner St., S.F., Cal. Returns for 1923 BE FILED BEFORE MARCH 15 On Exemptions and Deductions ed for Moderate Fees OR CONSULTATIONS OLY AUDIT CO. and Income Tax Specialists Owner Building Telephone $19 Elm, Calif. SOCIALIZE IN Truck Springs PAIRING Mayberry ANAHEIM, CALIF. FIRST NATIONAL AMERICAN SAVINGS COMMERCIAL You Can On a Regardless Of Wage CAN SAVE SOMETHING IF YOUR SALARY WILL YOU'D GET ALONG DEPOSIT $10 A WEIGHT COMPOUND INTEREST SUCH A SUM WISELY YEARS OLD WILL QUIS IS 60—OR AMOUNT ISN'T THAT Worth MAKE YOUR STABILIZED NOW. J. T. LYON REALTY CO. (INC.) 111 N. Los Angeles St., phone 46 EIGHT ROOMS Eight-room house, partly furnished, arranged for two families; corner lot, 50x150; priced for short time at $5150. W. J. Jewell Realty Co. Golden State Bank Bldg. "THREE LOTS LEFT" IN WESTEDGE TRACT, at $896. When these are sold your opportunity of getting a full size close-in home site with an equal share in a drilling oil well will be absolutely gone. The soundest possible investment with the greatest speculative possibilities you have ever had offered. SIDNAM REALTY CO. PHONE 210. PLUMBING FIVE-FOOT TUBS, $24.50; lavatories $8; large sink, $5.50; obnama toilet combination, $22; 18-gallon water heater, $18-$15 R. Los Angeles st., Anaheim. LOST AND FOUND LOST—Fox Terrier pup, white with black spots. Notify 145 S. Los Angeles st. Reward. EXCHANGE TRADE your phonograph in on a player piano; prices start at $195 here. Dans Piano Co., 182 W. Center-st., Anaheim. TO TRADE—My $1000 equity in two well located lots in Virginia City, just north of Long Beach, on good lot in Anaheim. Owner, 712 N. Olive-st.