oc-plain-dealer 1924-02-29

FEDERALS HOLD LARGE OIL PORT BY ARTHUR CONSTANTINE (I.N. S. Staff Correspondent) MEXICO CITY, Feb. 23.—Puertorico, Mexico, gulf terminus of the Isthmus of Tehuantepec Railway and the third largest oil exporting port in Mexico, is again held by federalals today. The rebel forces fled Wednesday. Rebel forces operating in the Isthmus of Tehuantepec and the southern part of the state of Vera Cruz are reported to be trying to join General Guadalupe's forces at Jalapa, which now numbers 3,069. General Eugenio Martinez, jefe de Vera Cruz, is commanding 5,069 federalals who will give battle to the rebels at Jalapa. As the rebels retreated they burned bridges, dynamited vladis and tore up rails. And I've wondered why people Who, otherwise sane, Will fool with a drug Like dendly cocaine. THIS IS INDUSTRY "Wire Company makes record at Orange. Sales in 1923 five times greater than during previous year." "Will double output for Santa Ana factory (Santacata Woolen Mills Co.)" $100,000 is spent for tin cana by firm." (California Packing Corporation, Santa Ana.) These are a few of the headlines from a nearby contemporary yesterday. They tell of the industrial progress of Orange and Santa Ana. The same sort of thing might be published concerning Fullerton. Here are some reasons why Anahiem business men want to see some factors here besides the Anahiem Beef Co., Crystal Chemical Co., Anahiem Metal Industries, etc. CONSPICuous BY ABSENCE Corona High school failed to show up on the diamond last evening and Coach Fitzmerris's diamond men were cheated out of a practice game. The boys changed into their track suits and practiced for the track meet this afternoon. READ THE CLASSIFIED PAGE BUENA PARK BUENA, PARK, Feb. 29.—(Spl.)—Mrs. Effie Bishop, who was the house guest of Mrs. N. L. McDowell for several days last week, is now visiting at Long Beach. During her stay here she enjoyed the hospitality of a number of old friends. On Friday afternoon Mrs. C. L. McComber entertained with a bridge luncheon in Mrs. Bishop's honor. The following guests were present: Ms. dames McGill, J. R. Miller, Ger Thomas, J. W. Rodeffer, William Shumacher, H. E. Warren, James Watson, Donald McComber and Gerald McComber. Mrs. H. M. Warren entertained the following at dinner Friday evening: Mr. and Mrs. N. D. McDowell, Mr. and Mrs. Bishop, Mrs. William Shumacher entertained the Card club Saturday afternoon with Mr. Bishop as special guest. Mr. Bishop expects to return from Long Beach Thursday, when she will be the guest of Mrs. J. W. Rodeffer of Santa Fe Springs to another party. Mrs. Bishop expects to leave soon after that for her home at San Matee. Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Nelson, who lived south of town, have moved to the Watkins house on Tenth-st. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Hawkin and family of Orange have moved into the duplex house on Park Ave. in the Mennes tract. Mr. and Mrs. George Arnold of Long Beach have moved into the Shunk house on Tenth-st. Rev. S. F. Hilgenfeld attended the County Clerical club at Santa Ana Monday. Miss Ames, the county school nurse, visited our schools Tuesday. The Chamber of Commerce is preparing for a good time at their banquet March 8. Tickets are now on sale for the affair. E. M. McFee has purchased two lots in the Homewood tract. Harold Jaynes of Santa Ana visited his father Sunday. Estell Brown has been quite ill with tonsilitis. Fred H. Schneider MARKET 116 E. CENTER ST. "IN DALEY'S STORE" Swift's Premium Skinned Hams—Half or whole ...30¢ Swift's Premium Bacon, whole or half ...40¢ Smoked Bacon Backs ...20¢ Legs of Pork, whole or half ...23¢ Shoulder Pork Roast ...16¢ Loin and Rib Roast ...27¢ Swift's Premium Skinned Hams—Half or whole .30¢ Swift's Premium Bacon, whole or half .40¢ Smoked Bacon Backs .20£ Legs of Pork, whole or half .23£ Shoulder Pork Roast .16£ Loin and Rib Roast .27¢ "Don't Buy Tin!" It is not necessary to pay for an expensive tin container to be assured of fresh coffee. The Orange Blossom system of frequent deliveries insures your receiving absolutely fresh coffee always. The difference in the cost of tin containers and glasslined bags amounts to several cents per pound: Why not save it? ~it's always fresh ORANGE BLOSSOM COFFEE 139 STORES IN SO. CALIF. Daley's INCOPPORATED CHAIN STORE GROCERS "MAKE DALEY'S A DAILY HABIT" TWO STORES IN ANAHEIM 239 West Center Street Phone 753 PLACENTIA, BUENA PARK 116 East Center Street Phone 405 YORBA LINDA EXTRA SPECIALS DURING CANNED FOODS WEEK EXTRA SPECIALS DURING CANNED FOODS WEEK March 1st to 8th FRUIT APRICOTS, Daley’s, Fancy ... 22¢ PEACHES, Rock Bottom, 19c, 6 for ... $1.00 PINEAPPLE, Standard Sliced 2 1-2s ... 29¢ VEGETABLES PEAS, Rock Bottom Sifted ... 15¢ CORN, Daley’s Extra Sweet ... 14¢ TOMATOES, Rock Bottom (with Puree) 2 1-2s·3 for 35¢ LENTEN SUGGESTIONS Lent Begins March 5th SALMON, Rock Bottom Pink No. 1 tall ... 14¢ SARDINES, Del Monte Ovals, Spice, Mustard, Oil ... 14¢ TUNA, Glenwood Light Meat, Halves ... 19¢ MINNEA PARK NA. PARK, Feb. 29.—Mrs. Effie Bishop, who is house guest of Mrs. N. D. Bell for several days last week, is now visiting at Long Island during her stay here she has the hospitality of a num- old friends. On Friday Mrs. C. L. McComber and with a bridge luncheon Bishop's honor. The fol- guests were present; Me- McGill, J. R. Miller, Geo. J. W. Rodeffer, William Fisher, H. E. Warren, James Donald, McComber and McComber, Mrs. H. E. entertained the following for Friday evening: Mr. and D. McDowell, Mr. and Bishop, Mrs. William Shu- enttained the Card club my afternoon with Mrs. as special guest, Mrs. expects to return from each Thursday, when she the guest of Mrs. J. W. Mr of Santa Fe Springs at party, Mrs. Bishop ey- leave soon after that for me at San Mateo, Mrs. J. N. Nelson, who youth of town, have moved Watkins house on Tenth-st., and Mrs. W. A. Hawkins city of Orange have moved duplex house on Park-the Mennes tract, and Mrs. George Arnold of each have moved into the house on Tenth-st., S. F. Hilgenfeld attended Clerical club at Santa Sunday, James, the county school visited our schools Tuesday. Chamber of Commerce is big for a good time at their March 8. Tickets are now for the affair, McFee has purchased two the Homewood tract, and Jaynes of Santa Ana visi- father Sunday, Brown has been quite ill stills. H. G. Davis and baby sick with this malady, McDowell made a busi- tion to Los Angeles Monday, Thurman transacted buil- Chamber of Commerce is for a good time at their March 8. Tickets are now for the affair. McFee has purchased two Homewood tract. Jaynes of Santa Ana visit father Sunday. Brown has been quite ill alllits. H. G. Davis and baby sick with this malady. McDowell made a bus to Los Angeles Monday. Thurman transacted busi-Santa Ana Tuesday. Lewis, who has been several days, is now able to. Mrs. Elmer Follis enthe following company Mr. and Mrs. Fee of Mayr. and Mrs. Frank Light-Fullerton. Bertha Robinson has been from school several days of illness. R. H. Rock's children Mrs. Leland Weaver of Mon Park visited their parr. and Mrs. I. D. Jaynes. John Robertson is assisting postoffice during the ill- the postmaster, I. D. S. Teeter has gone to a resort near San Diego several weeks. She is acced by her son, Norman. Katherine Hill was a Full-opper Wednesday. Edition is being built to the mark grocery. All Jones of the U. S. visiting his uncle, C. R. and wife and his cousin, the Allman, at their home have., Mennes tract. I. S. Berkey and Mrs. J. son were dinner guests C. A. Porter of Fullerton day. Owens is quite sick. Eastern Star will give a the Manosle hall March I. A. Huttenlocher died "MAKE DALEY'S A DAILY HABIT" MA, BUENA PARK YORBA LINDA RING WEEK where the town was when I ho-feed several other towns, among them a town called Orange. I wrote to the various chambers of commerce and got a letter back from a man signed B. V. D. Johnson, saying that Orange was not only named Orange because it was in the heart of the orange section, but that the oranges were so thick the sky was orange colored. Now I have seen orange colored water and sky blue water, but I never saw an orange sky. Now the secretary of the Chamber of Commerce at Anaheim, how many ex-husbands would appreciate such a name, wrote me that Anaheim was the metropolis of Orange county, that Fullerton was a jerk-water station a few miles north, and that Orange was the name of the eiding where the oranges raised in the city limits of Anaheim were shipped east. Then I got a letter from a fellow with a German name from a town called Santa Ana. It seems he is under the impression that oranges grow on the court house lawn in that town as he told me it was the geographical center of the Valencia orange district and to simply buy my ticket to his town and let the sunshine and the future take care of itself. These letters rather confused me, so I looked again on my map and found a town named Yorba Linda. I thought a town with a name like that ought surely to have some claim to being the heart of the Valencia orange district. So I wrote their Chamber of Commerce, and sure enough I got a letter right back telling me that Yorba meant Orange and Linda meant Center in Spanish, and that Yorba Linda was the real cultured center of the Valencia district. I also got a letter from Richfield. They seemed to have an oil town but they assured me that the fields were as much as the name and that their newly organized Chamber of Commerce intended to plant Valencien trees on every lot not owned by a Mexican in their town. Trying to find out just where the heart of the Valencia orange district might be, I wrote the secretary of your Chamber of Commerce, a Mr. Lee, Gee or Flee, I couldn't make out from the way he signed his name, but he must be married, his signature looked so miserable. After I read his letter I am convinced that California has the biggest bunch of liars in the world and that the secretaries of the towns surrounding Placentia are the board of directors of the liars union of Orange county, because he assured me most emphatically that there never was and Tuesday at his home in Bell. Mr. Huttenlocher formerly lived here in Buena Park and afterward at the Fogg Ranch addition to Buena Park well known to many Well, it's kind of cold here tonight, and I do wish I had my nine boys in Placentia in the heart of the Valencia orange district, with some nice papa to tuck them up in bed and to put out the cat and wind the clock and kind of make life a little more worth living for a lonely widow. So if you know of some nice batchelor, I don't trust Chamber of Commerce secretaries, just give him my address, with sincere best wishes. MRS. GERTY NETCHUM, Box 603, Menkhga Minn. SAM SI "Cash CALIFORNIA'S" New Anaheim Market Store No. 2, W. Center and Helena Sts. "13" Canned Foods Week 13 of these articles for t Effective From Highway Peaches, Sliced, No. 2½ ... $2.05 Highway Peaches, halves, No. 2½ ... $2.05 Highway Apricots, No. 2½ ... $2.05 Highway Pears, 2½ ... $3.25 Libby's Peaches, Halves, No. 2½ ... $2.95 Eagle Red Pitted Cherries, No. 2 ... $3.50 Raymond Blueberries, No. 2 ... $2.95 Polk's Grape Fruit, No. 2 ... $2.90 Van Camp's Beans— Tuesday at his home in Bell. Mr. Huttenloe formerly lived here in Buena Park and afterward at the Fogg Ranch addition to Buena Park, so was well known to many people here. His father-in-law, B. T. Jolly, and family also lived here. The funeral will be Friday at the Backs, Terry & Campbell chapel at Anaheim and the interment at Loma Vista. Clarence Crouch is on the sick list. N. D. McDowell made a business trip to Ontario Monday. The A. Nelson residence being treated to a new coat of paint. Mr. Moosher is doing the work. Rev. S. F. Hilgenfeld of the Congregational church makes the following announcements: Sunday school at 9:45. Communion service and sermon at 11 a.m.; subject, "The Spirit of Christ at the Institution of the Lord's Supper." Christian Endeavor at 6:30. Sermon at 7:30; subject, "Christ the Wielder of the Whip." For Creaky Joints Just rub on the new application called Joint-Ease if you want to know what real joint comfort is. It's for stiff, swollen, or pain-tortured joints whether caused by rheumatism or not. A few seconds' rubbing and it soaks right in through skin and flesh right down to ligament and bone. It oils up and limbers up the joints, subdues the inflammation and reduces the swelling. Joint-Ease is the one great remedy for all joint troubles and Heying's Pharmacy and other live drug-gists are dispensing it daily—a tube for 60 cents. SIMMING POOL MAY BE OPENED All it turn cold and the much ed rain come if Anaheim its new swimming pool? apparently was in the minds y council last night when it suggested that in view of the ly weather the plunge be open a week from SaturIt was also claimed there will be less cracking of the coand consequent leaking if plunge was filled. The bathhouse is complete exfor lockers which will cost $1200. The matter of openweek from Saturday was to the park committee with actions to see if there was left in the park fund with to purchase the lockers. It be decided to open without bathers being limited to rooms. ORANGE COUNTY IOWA ASSOCIATION MEETING The officers of the association have agreed upon Saturday, March 8th, for the picnic at the G. A. R. Hall, East Fourth-st., Santa Ana. Bring your baskets well filled. You will be entitled to coffee, free. From ten o'clock until noon will be visiting time and getting acquainted. The afternoon will be given up to the business meeting and a few speeches and music. If you have something nice you think SHOOTS WIFE, TWO GIRLS, KILLS SELP LINCOLN, Neu., Feb. 29.—Art Ewarth, 40, Standard Oil Co., employe at Hickman, near here, killed himself today after shooting and dangerously wounding his wife and two daughters, according to reports to the sheriff's office here this morning. The children, Irene, 12, and Arlline, 14, were shot thru the mouth and Mrs. Ewarth was shot in the head. They are being rushed to St. Elizabeth's Hospital here. PLAIN DEALER CLASSIFIED ADS PRODUCE RESULTS BEAN DEALER A. NELSON Buena Park Phone—Anaheim 762-J-3 —Fullerton 175-R-I Saturday SPECIAL Butter Horns 5c Each Pineapple Layer Cakes 30c—50c BOSTON BAKERY LEE EICHOLTE, Prog. Phone 135, 1017-W Store No. 1—373 R. Center St Whenever you motor in this locality—CRESCENT ICE CREAM always near you CRESCENT CREAMERY CO. BOSTON BAKERY LEE EICHOLTE, PROF. Phone 136, 1017-W Store No. 1—378 E. Center St. Store No. 2, 248 W. Center St. M SEELIG "Cash is Kind" CALIFORNIA'S LEADING GROCER Same Prices at Both Markets Anaheim Market 139-41 West Center Street 13” Sale Used Foods Week.—Buy 12 and get 1 free Use articles for the price of 12 as shown below. Effective From March 1st to 8th. No. 2½ ... $2.05 No. 2½ ... $2.05 ½ ... $2.05 ... $3.25 No. 2½ ... $2.95 No. 2 ... $3.50 2 ... $2.95 ... $2.90 Empsom’s String Beans, No. 2 ... $1.75 Highway Corn, No. 2 ... $1.45 Oak Glen Corn, No. 2 ... $2.05 Silverdale Tomatoes, No. 2½ ... $1.50 Libby's Tomatoes, No. 2½ ... $2.05 Heinz Baked Beans— Small ... $1.15 Medium ... $1.60 No. 2½ ... $2.05 Highway Corn, No. 2 ... $1.45 Oak Glen Corn, No. 2 ... $2.05 Silverdale Tomatoes, No. 2½ ... $1.50 Libby's Tomatoes, No. 2½ ... $2.05 Heinz Baked Beans— Small ... $1.15 Medium ... $1.60 Heinz Spaghetti— Small ... $1.45 Medium ... $2.10 FOURTEEN FOR DOZEN No. 2½ ... $4.10 Smilax Asparagus Tips, No: 1 ... $4.70 2 Cans Free 75c Smilax Asparagus, No. 2½ ... $4.70 2 Cans Free ASSORTMENTS ASSORTMENT No. 4 $2.15 2 Cans Flag Lima Beans, No. 1 ... 2 Cans Flag Stg. Beans, No. 1 ... 4 Cans Paris Main Corn, No. 1 ... 4 Cans Spg. Gar. Toas, No. 1 ... (And one can your choice free) ASSORTMENT No. 5 $2.40 4 Cans Libby's Pineapple, 2½ ... 2 Cans Libby's RA Cherr., 2½ ... 2 Cans Libby's Bart. Prs., 2½ ... 2 Cans Libby's Peaches, 2½ ... 2 Cans Libby's Apricots, 2½ ... (And one can your choice free) ASSORTMENT No. 6 $2.50 4 Cans Libby's Beef ... 4 Cans Libby's Lunch Tongue ... 2 Cans Libby's Veal Loaf ... 2 Cans Libby's Roast Beef ... (And one can your choice free.)