oc-plain-dealer 1924-02-29

AUTO PATROL IN SERIOUS CRASH SAN PEDRO, Feb. 29.—Two police officers and two prisoners were badly injured, and four other prisoners were cut and bruised early today when a heavy police patrol machine collided with a truck loaded with sand during a heavy fog at Main and Anaheim-six. Officers George Goss, driver of the car, and Robert Lennon, who was guarding the prisoners, were removed to the White Memorial Hospital. Two of the prisoners were also treated at the receiving hospital here. An immediate investigation was launched into the crash. Goss said he was driving at a fair rate of speed thru the thick fog. COUZENS ATTACKS ANTI-BONUS HEAD WASHINGTON, Feb. 29.—Senator James Couzens, Republican of Michigan, today wrote a hot letter to Knowlton Durham, head of the ex-service men's anti-bonus league, denouncing the league's methods of opposing the bonus as "reprehensible" and asserting that the "sources from which you received your campaign funds could well be given the light of day." Couzens' letter was in reply to a letter from Durham asking Couzens, as a business man, to contribute funds to the league's campaign. E. P. SMITH IMPROVING E. P. Smith, of Cyprus, was brought home from the Long Beach hospital where he was taken Tuesday. An abercin in his throat has caused illness for two weeks, but successful draining now allows of speedy recovery. Mrs. Smith, who has been home but a short time from the Anaheim hospital, remained at the home of her uncle G. G. Priddy, during her husband's absence. LUMBER DEALERS IN SOCIAL EVENING Anaheim members of the Orange County Lumber Club were guests of the Fullerton lumber dealers at McFarland's Cafe, last evening. Dinner was served at 6:30 and entertainment followed. Norman MacBeth of the River-side Portland Cement Co., gave the principal address of the evening. During the social hour Ted and Alice Corcoran entertained with musical numbers. Ted played the xylophone and his sister accompanied him. These two have appeared on numerous programs and are always in demand. SHIP LAST NAVELS The Anaheim Orange & Lemon Ass'n., finished shipping navels Wednesday. It was the last of the local packing organizations to ship. Shipment of sweets, St. Mike's seedlings and bloods will follow in the next few weeks. 27 SHIP WRECK VIOTIMS ARRIVAL VICTORIA, B. C., Feb. 28. Making light of their hardship 27 officers and members of crew of the Norwegian steam Tatjana, arrived here today on M. S. Armentieres. Captain Morvib, master of vessel, is standing by the wreck on Village Island, on the west coast of Vancouver Island, in hope of salvaging her. The savage steamer Tees making an examination of the vessel and latest reports state she may be floated. CITRUS SHIPMENTS EXCEED LAST YEAR Nearly 1200 more cars oranges have been shipped so far. Calif., than last year, totals being 14,671 and 13, respectively. Over 400 more cars of lemons have been sent out—2387 co-peared with 1954. So. Calif., shipped 2206 cars lemons against 1715 last year. Central Calif., with 5904 cars oranges against 4666 last year showed the biggest gain in production. OILMAN RECOVERY William Debarry 50, of Habra, who had both legs broken below the knee in an accident months ago at the Shell Oil Plant, is recovering nicely. It shown yesterday by an X-ray ture. Debarry was taken to doctor's office in the Seale balance. Stop! Look! Listen! Sanitary Delicatessen Have Moved From Their Old Location, 165 W. Center St., to Sam Seelig's Market 139 West Center Street —Will carry only the best of everything in Delicatessen. —Imported Salami, Cheese and all kinds of Fish. —We carry all kinds of Salads. —The nicest and cleanest place in town. —Cottage Cheese, Bohemian Rye Bread and Pumpernickle fresh every day. —Get your delicatessen goods for parties and picnics on Saturday. —Open until 7 in the evening—closed Sunday. Otto Lowenstein Proprietor EVERY SATURDAY IS BARGAIN DAY KITCHENS 161 WEST CENTER STREET Help Yourself and save money and time Buy $2.00 or over and get it delivered FREE EVERY SATURDAY IS BARGAIN DAY KITCHENS 161 WEST CENTER STREET Help Yourself and save money and time Buy $2.00 or over and get it delivered FREE 3rd Anniversary Sale 3rd In these columns today I wish to thank my many friends and patrons for the whole hearted support accorded this store since our opening 2 years ago. For without the support and patronage of the good people of Anaheim my efforts would have been in vain. My aim is to give you the best on the market today. A store that is 100 per cent an Anaheim concern PRUNES Medium size 10 lb. box ... $1.00 White Borax Soap 10 Bars ... 35c PINK BEANS 3 Lbs. ... $21c 8 Lbs. ... $52c 16 Lbs. ... $1.00 CALIFORNIA DATES Regular 35c pkg; special while they last pkg. ... 20c HALF OR WHOLE HAMS AND BACON This is the cheapest first class hams and bacon ever offered in 10 years 20c lb. Calif. Washing Powder; something new large pkg. ... 30c Old Dutch Cleanser ... 9c White King's Machine Soap large ... 48c Hard water Toilet Soap, assorted colors, 6 for ... 25c Gold Dust, large size ... 25c FLOUR SPERRY 24 1-2 Lbs. ... $1.03 SPERRY 49 Lbs. ... $2.00 A-1 24 1-2 Lbs. ... $1.03 SPUDS Fancy Idaho Cwt. ... $2.00 Wheat, large sacks, cwt. ... $2.50 Scratch Feed 100 Lbs. ... $2.75 Laying Mash 100 Lbs. ... $2.75 Bran 80 Lbs. ... $1.70 Baby Chick Feed, Baby Mash, Shells, etc. THE PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIF. SHIP WRECK VICTIMS ARRIVE TORIA, B. C., Feb. 29. Light of their hardships, licers and members of the of the Norwegian steamer maa, rrived here today on H. Armentieree. Cain Morvib, master of the is standing by the wreck lage Island, on the west of Vancouver Island, in the of salvaging her. savage steamer Tees is an examination of the veas latest reports state that may be floated. RUS SHIPMENTS ACCEED LAST YEAR early 1200 more cars of has been shipped so far No. Calif., than last year, the being 14,671 and 13,490 atively. 400 more cars of lemons been sent out—2387 comwith 1954. Calif. shipped 2206 cars of vs against 1715 last year. Central Calif. with 5904 cars of vs against 4666 last year and the biggest gain in prom. MAN RECOVERS William Debarry 50, of Lala, who had both legs broken the knee in an accident two ago at the Shell Oil Co.'s is recovering nicely. It was yesterday by an X-ray pieDebarry was taken to the office in the Seale amce. TUBBY Mom Solves the Problem By WINK CHESTER RUN OVER TO THE GROCERY AND GET ME THREE EGGS AND A DOZEN ORANGES WELL HONEY, DID YOU GET WHAT I SENT YOU FOR? SURE! HERE THEY ARE, A DOZEN OF EGGS AND THREE ORANGES I THOUGHT YOU SENT HIM FOR A DOZEN ORANGES AND THREE EGGS I DID BUT HE ALWAYS GETS THINGS TWISTED SO I REVERSED THE ORDER GEE, MOM GAVE ME A NICKEL FOR GETTIN' TH ORDER, RIGHT IT CERTAINLY PAYS NOT TO MAKE ENY MISTAKES Copyright by United Feature Syndicate, Inc. YORBA LINDA LAHABRA BUYS VEGETABLE STAMRS. A. Zimmerman hachased the vegetable coun- YORBA LINDA, Feb. 29.—(Spl.) At the regular meeting of the Y. L. Women's club, held in the clubrooms on Tuesday afternoon, the principle business consisted of the election of officers. Preceding this, it was decided by vote to pay $500 off the debt on the clubhouse, the treasurer having reported a bank balance of over $600. The new officers are to take office in May and the old staff was completely changed. The election resulted as follows: Miss Marsha Vernon, president; Mrs. Frank Rosapaw, vice president; Mrs. A. W. Miller, secretary; Mrs. A. P. Yerrington, treasurer; Mrs. H. R. Brown, corresponding secretary; and Mrs. Hargrove, trustee. A cooked food sale will be held a week from Saturday, more particulars of which will be announced later. On the evening of the same day will be held the third of the series of card parties being given by the "Ways and Means," com. At the first party, the ladies won high score at the last the men finished ahead, and a large crowd is expected at the third as interest is running high. After the sixth of the series the losing side will furnish a barbecue at Orange County Park to the winner. Mrs. Mattie Cochran of Los Angeles spent Tuesday with Dr. and Mrs. R. C. Cochran. Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Mann of Hollywood, formerly of this place were visiting in town on Tuesday. Mr. Murray Horne, horticultural inspector, has returned from San Bernardino where he was in attendance at the Orange Show. He was present when the high winds blew down the tents and reports a most exciting time. He thinks it miraculous that there were no seriously injured when there were eight thousand people in the tent and the large tent poles were snapped in two like sticks. Many machines parked close, were wrecked by falling debris. Mr. A. L. Lupton was in Yorba Linda this week. Bobby Burnison is another of the mump victims. Mrs. C. E. Thomas is ill with mumps. C. R. Selover of Garden Grove was a visitor in town on Wednesday. LA HABRA LA HABRA, Feb. 29.—(Spl.) C. S. Donaldson, who has been conducting the White Way barber shop on East Central-ave, for some time, sold the establishment to J. L. Duncan of Fullerton. The business is in charge of J. C. Wood, who has been connected with the shop for some time past. Mr. Donaldson will probably remain in La Habra and engage in another line of business. Visitors from La Habra to the Iowa picnic Friday included Mr. and Mrs. T. Benson, Mr. and Mrs. D. Hungerford, Mr. and Mrs. Chris Schenider, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Young, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kenny and Mr. and Mrs. Haldeman. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. York motored to Long Beach Tuesday, where they spent the day. At their cosy home on West Central-ave., Mr. and Mrs. William Portson entertained at dinner Sunday evening in honor of the 25th wedding anniversary of Mrs. Fortson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. George McWhirter, of East Whittier. Covers were laid at the dainty arranged table for Mr. McWhirter's sister, Mrs. Frances Van Buskirk, of Portland, Ore., Mrs. B. R. Bryson of Iowa Falls, Ia., sister of Mrs. McWhirter; Robert McWhirter, son of the honorees who has just returned from Tuscon, Ark., where he had been with the Whittier College basketball team, and the honorees, Mr. and Mrs. McWhirter, and the host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Fortson. Mrs. M. Law of Pasadena was the guest for a few days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H.A.Robinson of Erna-st. Mr. and Mrs.J.A.Barnett of Pasadena, accompanied by Mr., and Mrs.C.E.Northam, were business visitors in La Habra Tuesday. Mr.Barnett is the owner of the Hill apartments. A turkey dinner and dance will be given by the Women's Improvement club on March 7 at the new clubhouse. Reservations for the banquet must be made by March 3 with Mrs.Richard Launer.Dinner tickets, with dancing, will be $2.50 per plate,dinner to be served at 7 o'clock and dancing at 8:30.Mrs.J.I.Williams is general chairman of this affair.Mrs.Emory DeGray will have the staff completely changed.The election resulted as follows: Miss Marsha Vernon, president; Mrs.Frank Rosapaw, vice president; Mrs.A.W.Miller, secretary; Mrs.A.P.Yerrington,treasurer; Mrs.H.R.Brown,corrresponding secretary,and Mrs.Hargrove,trustee.A cooked food sale will be held a week from Saturday,more particulars of which will be announced later.On the evening of the same day will be held the third of the series of card parties being given by the "Ways and Means," com.At the first party,the ladies won high score at the last the men finished ahead,and a large crowd is expected at the third as interest is running high.After the sixth of the series the losing side will furnish a barbecue at Orange County Park to the winner. Mrs.Mattie Cochran of Los Angeles spent Tuesday with Dr. and Mrs.R.C.Cochran. Mr和Mrs.O.A.Mann of Hollywood,formerlyof this place were visitingin town on Tuesday. Mr.Murray Horne,horticultural inspector,has returned from San Bernardinowhere he was in attendance atthe Orange Show.He was present whenthe high winds blew downthe tents and reports a most exciting time.He thinks it miraculous that there were no seriously injured when there were eight thousand people in the tent and the large tent poles were snapped in two like sticks.Many machines parked close were wreckedby falling debris. Mr.A.L.Lupton was in Yorba Linda this week. Bobby Burnison is another of the mump victims. Mrs.C.E.Thomas is ill with mumps. C.R.Selover of Garden Grove was a visitor in town on Wednesday. BUYS VEGETABLE STAND Mrs.A.Zimmerman has chainedthe vegetable countthe Marsh grocery,Claudin Center-st.,and took possessions Monday.Mrs.Zimmerman very anxious to meet afriends there and to makenew ones which she plansthrough her courteous and tous treatment. Of a hundred thousand a tent will never live to seefirst birthday That's yourand mine.of last week in Indio.Hismade tothe home orbrother,who is interestedinraising.being connectedwithU.S.experimentalstation.Mr和Mrs.C.L.SmHome Acres arethe proudpofa baby boy,who madepearance Saturday. Mr和Mrs.RichardHandsons have returnedforfew days'visit atthehotMrs.Launer'smother,Mrs.eer,who residesinManBeach. Born.to Mr和Mrs.AMoore of LoIs-st.,a girl.TitleMiss arrived Thursday.Guests atthehome ofRrsAlbert OreTuesdayweandMrs.J.R.BirdwellandJ.A.BirdwellandchildSan Diego。 Mrs.C.E StewartofEastond-st.,who underwentaoperationattheMurphyMe hospitalinWhittler.isg along nicely.Mr和Mrs.ElmerStwho have been visitingahomeofMr.Stewart'spaMr和Mrs.J.AStewardSouth Cypress-st.forseveralreturnedto their home inBeachMonday。 Help Yourself and save money and time Buy $2.00 or over and get it delivered FREE le 3rd patrons for the whole Anahcim my efforts CALIFORNIA DATES Regular 35c pkg; special while they last pkg. ... 20c 0c lb. large $2.50 Feed $2.75 Mush $2.75 L. $1.70 Chick Feed, Baby ash, Shells ,etc. thinks it miraculous that there were no seriously injured when there were eight thousand people in the tent and the large tent poles were snapped in two like sticks. Many machines parked close, were wrecked by falling debris. Mr. A. L. Lupton was in Yorba Linda this week. Dobby Burnison is another of the mump victims. Mrs. C. E. Thomas is ill with mumps. C. R. Selover of Garden Grove was a visitor in town on Wednesday. Yorba Linda is very proud of the fact that its lemons, packed by the Foothill groves packing house were awarded the sweepstakes first prize at the National Orange Show in San Bernardino this week. The prize is equivalent to being adjudged the best fruit of this kind grown in the world and carried a cash prize of $200 with it. Mrs. C. E. Northam, were business visitors in La Habra Tuesday. Mr. Barnett is the owner of the Hill apartments. A turkey dinner and dance will be given by the Women's Improvement club on March 7 at the new clubhouse. Reservations for the banquet must be made by March 3 with Mrs. Richard Launer. Dinner tickets, with dancing, will be $2.50 per plate, dinner to be served at 7 o'clock and dancing at 8:30. Mrs. J. I. Williams is general chairman of this affair. Mrs. Emory DeGray will have the decorating in charge. Money raised will be applied on the clubhouse funds. J. A. Stamps received word of the sudden death of his brother, John Stamps, at his home in Helena, Ark. Mrs. Dave Lumsden of South Hiatt-st, returned home with her daughter and husband, Mr. and Howard Thompson, of Arroyo Grande, for a fortnight. C. O. Cook spent several days BUTTERKRISP IS a new ? Sol’s Place -- Now Open LUNCH COUNTER AND FOUNTAIN in the Sam Seelig Public Market 139 W. Center St., Anaheim, Calif. —where I will be pleased to see my old friends, as well as to make the acquaintance of new ones; specializing in home-cooked foods and homemade pies and cakes. Open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m., Sundays excepted. OUR MOTTO: Will be clean and wholesome food at moderate prices. SOL. ENGEL. By WINNER Saturday Specials ALPHA BETA Store No. 12 "A. B. C. Self Service—Helps you help yourself" SUGAR, 10 lbs. .95c Tillamook Cheese, lb. .33c Butter, Guaranteed & Quartered .49c Breakfast Combination FREE Pancake Turner with 1 Lg. Flapjack Pancake Flour 1 Pt. Scudder Cane and Maple Syrup, all for 49c One to a customer PRUNES Genuine Sun Cured 1923 Crop 8 Lbs. 52c Cluster Raisins, 3 lbs. .25c Pork & Beans Libby's 3 for 25c Catsup Del Monte 19c Sani Flush Toilet Cleaner 20c FREE 1 CAKE TURNER AND COOK BOOK WITH 1 LB. RUMFORD'S 28c P. & G. Soap Chips, Bulk, 2 lbs. .29c FreeNUCOA Samples "The Wholesome Spread for Bread" to all customers BUYS VEGETABLE STAND Mrs. A. Zimmerman has purchased the vegetable counter in Marsh grocery, Claudina and inter-sts., and took possession Sunday. Mrs. Zimmerman is anxious to meet all her friends there and to make many new ones which she plans to do enough her courteous and solicits treatment. Of a hundred thousand babies,enth will never live to see their at birthday. That's your fault and mine. last week in Indio. His visit made to the home of his mother, who is interested in dating, being connected with the S. experimental station. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Smith of some Acres are the proud parents a baby boy, who made his appearance Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Launer and sons have returned from a few days' visit at the home of Ms. Launer's mother, Mrs. Horn-who resides in Manhattan each. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur more of Lois-st., a girl. The lit-Miss arrived Thursday. Guests at the home of Rev. and Ms. Albert Ore Tuesday were Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Birdwell and Mrs. A. Birdwell and children of Diego. Mrs. C. E. Stewart of East Sec-1st., who underwent a major operation at the Murphy Memorial capital in Whittler, is getting nicely. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Stewart, to have been visiting at the home of Mr. Stewart's parents, and Mrs. J. A. Stewart, of with Cypress-st, for several days, turned to their home in Long Beach Monday. FREE 1 CAKE TURNER AND COOK BOOK WITH 1 LB. RUMFORD'S 28c P. & G. Soap Chips, Bulk, 2 lbs...29c FreeNUCOA Samples "The Wholesome Spread for Bread" to all customers SALE NOW ON Canned Foods Week MARCH 1—8 SEE OUR DISPLAY Rock Bottom Prices—Quality Guaranteed has enabled us to show a large increase in our Vegetable Department for January-and February. We feel that this policy will meet the approval of every customer as it means money saved to come to us for all your fruits and vegetables. For Saturday specials we offer the following: Extra Fancy Winesap, Roman Beauty, Pearmin, Newtown Pippin, All Washington Apples, 3 lbs..25c Fancy Winesap California Apples, Box $2.00 Medium Size Roman Beauties, Box $1.75 Kansas Black, Box $1.65 Special for Saturday Only; No. 1 Idaho Russets, select stock, cwt..$2.40 FOREIGN NEWS NUGGETS ROME, Feb. 29.-According to the newspaper Messaggero, Jugoslavia has obtained a loan of $103,000,000 from a group of Anglo-American banks controlled by British interests and the Rockefeller interests. It will be used to develop industry. MADRID, Feb. 29.-The public forum was opened today for "cultural purposes." It had been closed because agitators were using it for political mass meetings. BARCELONA, Feb. 29.-A cold wave with snow storms swept Spain today. Communications were interrupted. Nearly seven feet of snow has fallen in Catalina. READ THE CLASSIFIED PAGE COOLIDGE IN NEW JERSEY PRIMARY TRENTON, N. J., Feb. 29.-Republican State Chairman E. C. Stokes today notified President Coolidge that his name would be on the New Jersey presidential primary ballot April 22 for the republican nomination for president. Under the laws of New Jersey it is not necessary that Mr. Coolidge should file an acceptance. CROWD JAMS SALE One of the most largely attended sales of women's wear conducted here in many months was enjoyed by the Style Shop when it opened its doors at 19 a.m.today for a ten-day selling event.The store was literally packed with shoppers attracted by the array of bargains. Primo Eastern Pitted Cherries 30c Record Tuna 1-2s 20c MARCH 1ST—STH CANNED GOODS WEEK MARCH 1ST—8TH LIBBY'S RED PRIMO EASTERN PITTED CHERRIES 30c CHaffees WHERE CASH BEATS CREDIT Record Tuna 1-2s 20c MARCH 1ST—8TH CANNED GOODS WEEK MARCH 1ST—8TH LIBBY'S RED SALMON ½s $2.30 Doz. SATURDAY CANDY SPECIAL Landdipped Chocolate Dates, Lb... 37c BISHOP'S PEANUT BUTTER 1-lb. Tins 23c DEL MONTE APRICOTS No. 2½ Size $2.75 Doz. LAKESIDE TELEPHONE PEAS 2 Cans 35c SPECIAL MILK Darigold Milk 25c 3 for Limit of 12 to a customer PORK AND BEANS Campbell's 3 for 25c PINEAPPLE Libby's Rosedale 2 1-2 lb. Can Sliced 2 for 55c BUTTER GOLDEN ROD 47c POTATOES Genuine Idaho Russets 10 Lbs. for 25c EGGS Local Ranch 2 Dozen 49c Tropic Pumpkin No. 2½ Cans $1.60 Doz. EMPSON'S STRINGLESS BEANS No. 2 Cart $1.70 Doz. HEINZ RED KIDNEY BEANS Small 10c $1.15 Doz. Medium 14c $1.60 Doz. FRESH Mayonnaise 4 oz. 13c 8 oz. 29c 16 oz. 49c Qts. 95c Fresh Shoulder, Pork Whole 16¢ Legs Pork, whole or half ...20¢ Veal Stew ...15¢ Veal Roast ...18¢—20¢ Rib Roast ...20¢ SPECIAL SALE PARKER-WEBB CO., DETROIT FAMOUS HONEY BRAND Honey Brand Hams Half or Whole, lb. 27¢ BACON 40c —CARTONS— 1 lb. 1-2 lb. 48¢ 25¢