oc-plain-dealer 1924-03-07

TUBBY Tommy Will Get a Fancy Reception By WINNER GUESS WHAT! JUST NOW I SAW TOMMY SMITH'S SISTER WHEN I WAS PASSIN' THEIR HOUSE AN SHE SAID HE COULDN' COME OUT BECAUSE HE WAS DOWN'HIS FANCY WORK! FANCY WORK! OH MOMMER! TH' DERN SISSY!! YES SIR! FANCY WORK! IF YOU DON'T BELIEVE SHE SAID IT COME ON DOWN AN' SEE I DON'T BELIEVE ENY FELLOW EVEN A SISSY WOULD DO FANCY WORK. AN' IF HE DID ID LIKE TO SEE HIM JUS' ONCE IT AINT SO THAT TOMMY IS DOIN' FANCY WORK IS IT? YOU TOLE ME THAT DIDN'T CHAP YES HE IS TOO. HE'S DOIN' IT RIGHT NOW SAY, GO IN AN' TELL HIM TO COME OUT HERE WITH IT Copyright by United Feature Syndicate, Inc. CLAIMS "OTHER MAN" BROTHER "The 'other man' in the case of Mrs. Ida Sanders, whose husband accused her of attending a dance at Yorkshire with an unknown person." Mrs. Sanders testified that her husband had threatened her when she refused to come back to him, following their separation. She introduced a letter in court to show such threats, and her counsel, M. B. Wellington read a brief excerpt from the letter, in which Sanders told his wife that he might kill two" but for the sake principal of the Frances E. W. Lard Junior High, who gave ten minute speeches on subjects previously assigned to them by the president of the association, Chuck L. Tibbetts, instructor in wood work at the Poly shops. Mr. Mitchell's talk was on the need for a unified course of study in industrial arts subjects for the schools of the county. Mr. Craig CLAIMS "OTHER MAN" BROTHER "The "other man" in the case of Mrs. Ida Sanders, whose husband accused her of attending a dance at Yorba Linda with an unknown man, was her own brother and her husband knew it, she testified today before Superior Judge F. C. Drumm, who granted her a divorce from Wilford Sanders on her cross-complaint. Sanders lives at Powler, Presno-co. "After he had filed the suit against me I met bira and asked him why he had made such a silly charge against me when he knew that the man was my brother," said Mrs. Sanders, adding: "He said he didn't want his lawyer to put that in the complaint but the lawyer told him they had to put something in it." Mrs. Sanders testified that her husband had threatened her when she refused to come back to him, following their separation. She introduced a letter in court to show such threats, and her counsel, M. B. Wellington read a brief excerpt from the letter, in which Sanders told his wife that he might kill two" but for the sake of their little daughter, 4, and that he "could not be stopped by power of law or man." Mr. Sanders was granted custody of the child. MECHANIC ARTS TEACHERS MEET The shop teachers of Orange-co. held their second meeting of the year at Kether's cafe, Santa Ana. The guests and speakers of the evening were: County Superintendent Mitchell, City Superintendent J. A. Cranston, D. K. Hammond, principal of Santa Ana High school, and Will S. Kellogg, principal of the Frances E. Ward Junior High, who gave ten minute speeches on subjects previously assigned to them by the president of the association, Chad L. Tibbetts, instructor in wood work at the Poly shops. Mr. Mitchell's talk was on the need for a unified course of study in industrial arts subjects for the schools of the county. Mr. Crandon emphasized the importance of greater correlation of the work other subjects with the industries arts and of the junior and senior high schools. Is it as important to educate the non-professional as it is the professional person? Why the question discussed by Mr. Hammond. Mr. Kellogg explains the aim and functioning of the junior high school. The members of the association are working on plans to revise present courses of study to make them uniform throughout the county. Action will be taken next meeting to be held in Orange, Monday, March 17. Every Bite is HOLSUM THE HOLSUM loaf is whole- Every Bite is HOLSUM THE HOLSUM loaf is wholesome food—goodness in every slice—nourishment and health in eating it daily. HOLSUM gets its name from the quality of the product. Wheat from the choicest acres of the finest varieties, milk from cleanly dairies, shortening that is richest and best—even the water that goes into HOLSUM is purified. Give HOLSUM to the children—all they can eat, for “extra bites” in the morning and afternoon as well as at meal time. Serve HOLSUM three times every day to the family. Whole Wheat-Bran Graham-Tea Biscuit AT YOUR GROCER'S HOLSUM THE PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIF. By WINNER SANTA FE SANTA FE LEASE, March 7—(Spl.)—Mr. and Mrs. Tidiana and sons, Jack and Wilfred, spent Sunday in Pasadena. Mr. and Mrs. Saxton of the Olinda lease have purchased a new Star car. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cullen and daughter of Hermosa Beach visited Mr. and Mrs. George Cullen Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Armstrong and daughter, Mildred, were Anaheim visitors Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Jones and daughter, Beverley, of Long Beach spent Wednesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jones and family. Brownie Williams and Bill Bloom spent Wednesday at Mt. Baldy. Tex Humphrey of Wilmington and Miss Sadie Jones of this lease attended the show at Anaheim Wednesday evening. Mrs. Edmonds and Mrs. Marshall of the West Coast lease visited friends here Tuesday. Alfred Roberts, Hazel and Claude Carmine and Mary Collins attended a show at Brea Wednesday evening. Mrs. Bert Ryan and son, Ed, were Anaheim visitors Wednesday. Roy Simons of the West Coast lease, while playing at the Olin- da school Tuesday, fell and his ankle. He is reported recovering rapidly. Mrs. Elliot, Mr. and Mrs. Ardson, Mrs. Schmelden and R. Jones were Los Angelespers Wednesday. Mrs. Jainmained in Los Angeles to a few days with her sister Hemphill. Mr. and Mrs. H. Schrader, Mrs. Andrews, adren, Lee and Shirley, weheim visitors Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. McQuinn Fullerton visitors Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Were Brea visitors Weevening. Mrs. Cooper, Mrs. CharlAndres, Miss Taloe, Mrs. of the Frances E. Wilnior High, who gave tenspeeches on subjects preassigned to them by the att of the association, Chas. Betts, instructor in woodthe Poly shops. Mitchell's talk was on the er a unified course of study industrial arts subjects for the of the county. Mr. Cranshasized the importance of correlation of the work of subjects with the industrial and of the junior and senior schools. Is it as important date the non-professional as professional person? was question discussed by Mr. and Mr. Kellogg explained and functioning of the jugh school. members of the association working on plans to revise courses of study to make uniform throughout the Action will be taken at meeting to be held in Oronday, March 17. SPARK SPARK PUZZ FOR BOTH YOUNG SEE NEXT S Los Angeles ELY MARTI 226 EAST CENTER STREET On sale at the following places: United Cigar Store; Patten's Stand; Orange County Drug Store; Anaheim Pharmacy; Five Crown Stage Confectionery; Dad's Cigar Store; Scott's Cigar Kennedy's Cigar Store; Bigelow's Stationery Store. a school Tuesday, fell and broke its ankle. He is reported to be recovering rapidly. Mrs. Elliot, Mr. and Mrs. Richdson, Mrs. Schmeiden and Mrs. Jones were Los Angeles shopors Wednesday. Mrs. Jones remained in Los Angeles to spend few days with her sister, Mrs. Temphill. Mr. and Mrs. H. Schryer and daughter, Mrs. Andrews, and children, Lee and Shirley, were Ana-lim visitors Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. McQuire were allerton visitors Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Williams were Brea visitors Wednesday evening. Mrs. Cooper, Mrs. Charles, Mrs. Andres, Miss Taloe, Mrs. Whelin, a Miss Blackwood, Mrs. Cuff, Miss McCullogh and Mr. Nichols attended the exhibit at Santa Ana Wednesday afternoon. Too much food, Too much waist; Eat at leisure, Die in haste. Administering "fever powders" that reduce fever without removing its cause is not rational treatment. When you don't hew to the line, chips off the old block fall where they may. If, in your living room, the air is the same old story, don't breath a word of it. LAVENDA IS THIS YEAR'S COMPLEXION! Lovely Women, YOU ALSO may NOW obtain LaVenda, the "Velvet-Smooth." Retain YOUR OWN rose-leaf complexion; banish wrinkles, refresh "weary" skin: STAY beautiful! True "QUEEN OF CLEAR-COMPLEXION." favorite in exclusive Beauty Parlors, LaVenda "REIGNS ON THE PORES." There is ONLY ONE LaVenda, so exhilarating to your delicate skin! Two months COMPLEXION HAPPINESS, $1.50 postpaid. 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