oc-plain-dealer 1924-04-04

FAIL TO CONFIRM FINDING OF BODY LOS ANGELES, April 4.—Burns that the body of Lieut. E. P. Brown, missing navy paymaster, had been found at a beach town near here were in circulation in Los Angeles today, but lacked confirmation. Lucien Wheeler, head of the department of justice here stated he had no information of the finding of the body. One report was that the man committed suicide on an electric car at Santa Monica, giving his name as "Joe Bush," might be Brown. HAD MANY NAMES Grace Page, until recently a resident of Seal Beach, employed a new name every time she put in an order for furniture to furnish her Laurel Canyon bungalow, near Hollywood, according to a complaint on file at Santa Ana, signed by G. A. Stavnow, Los Angeles furniture dealer. The complaint was filed for the purpose of collecting money said to be due the company on contracts entered into by the defendant. The complaint named as defendant "Grace Page, Grace Page Ohr, Mary Beasely, Mrs. V. W. Bailey, Mrs. E. B. Smith, et al." The furniture is now at Seal Beach, Stavnow declares. TRY A CLASSIFIED AD READ THE CLASSIFIED PAGE 101 Store 138 E. Center St. SPARTAN GROCERS G. O. PAYNE, Prop. Saturday, March 5th is my 4th year in the store. We will celebrate the occasion by some good demonstrations of food products, also some prices on merchandise that will pay you to take advantage of. I am thankful to the people of Anaheim for their patronage in the past and hope to merit a continuance of the same in the future. A-1 FLOUR 28-Lb. Sack $3.40 Old Dutch CLEANSER 4 Cans 27c Pastry Flour 49 Lb. Sack Good $1.75 Iris or Gold Bar Pineapple 2½ Lb. Cans 3 for $1.00 Nice Fresh Fig Bars Lb. 19c Del Monte Hot Sauce 6 Cans 25c Fancy Olives In Gallon Cans Mammoth Size CORN Burnam & Morrells Red Wing The finest of Maine corn No. 1 Scratch Feed 100 Sacks Mr. and Mrs. N. There is no doubt that the form international secretary of Co-operative their wedding ceremony was performed officiated: The Rev. Burris Jenkins, H. Mayer, Jewish; Rev. Father M. D. Pineapple 2½ Lb. Cans 3 for $1.00 Fig Bars Lb. 19c Hot Sauce 6 Cans 25c Fancy Olives In Gallon Cans Mammoth Size 95c CORN Burnam & Morrells Red Wing The finest of Maine corn 3 For 50c No. 1 Scratch Feed 100 Sacks $2.70 IT PAYS TO BUY YOUR TOBACCO AND CIGARETTES AT PAYNE'S TUXEDO 16-oz. CAN 85c Prince Albert 16-oz. CAN 98c STAR HORSE SHOE CLIMAX Plug 75c CIGARETTES Lucky Strike Chesterfield Camels Carton $1.25 Geo. Washington 16-oz. Lunch Box 70c Brown Mule 3 Plugs 50c FOREITS $50 BAIL George W. Burns of Anaheim, arrested by local police March 20 on a warrant sworn to by Miss Lottie Hale of 516 S. Lemon-st., charging annoyance, failed to appear when his case was called yesterday in Judge J. F. Ahlborn's court. Bail of $50 was declared forfeited. The misdemeanor is alleged to have occurred March 19 when Miss Hale, who works in the California Confectionery, was going home about 11:30 p.m. Burns is said to have stopped his car on S. Lemon near the Stag Barber Shop and to have followed her to the vicinity of Elm-st. Miss Hale haled a car coming from the opposite direction driven by O. E. Wilson. Burns started to flee, but Miss Hale and Mr. Wilson got the number and, following it up, overtook the man. Judge Ahlborn found that Burns has moved out of town. ATTORNEY GENERAL STONE APPROVED WASHINGTON, April 4 — A favorable report on nomination of Harlan F. Stone as attorney general was unanimously made today by the senate judiciary committee, indicating his later confirmation by the senate without opposition. NOTICE! Owing to certain reports which we have found simulat Owing to certain reports which we have found circulating, we want our many friends and customers to know that every drop, both of our raw and pasteurized milk, is brought from tuberculine tested cows in Riverside County. No milk whatsoever is brought in from North of the Orange County line. The Fullerton Sanitary Creamery stands behind every drop of milk it sells, guaranteeing its purity and safeguarding the public in every possible manner. Our plant is always open for inspection and we welcome any visitors Fullerton Sanitary Creamery 114 West Wilshire Phone 151 THE PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIF. EXPECT TO FIND MISSING $30,000 LOS ANGELES, April 4 — The navy department today expected to recover $20,000 from a deposit box in an eastern city, as a result of information furnished by Mrs. Daisy Brown, wife of Lleut. Ervine Brown, now sought in connection with the disappearance of $129,000 navy finds. Mrs. Brown, who told naval authorities in San Diego of the location of the additional money, after turning over to them, $75,820 of the amount said to have been taken by the missing man, is now at Azusa, near here, with her three children. Brown and his wife are said to have seen each other here last Tuesday night and after an all-night conference; during which Mrs. Brown tried to persuade her husband to give himself up, he left the next morning to purchase a newspaper and never returned. He left behind a suitcase containing the money, which Mrs. Brown later turned over to the naval authorities. Brown's family believe he is distracted because of a shortage of $12,000 in the funds in his keeping, discovered shortly after the Honda wreck last year and that his condition of mind is responsible for his more recent actions. OFFER INDUSTRIES SAME POWER RATE Anaheim will give industries coming to the city the same electric rate as they can obtain from the So. Calif. Electric Co. This was the answer to City Manager O. E. Steward to the inquiry of Secretary George W. Reid of the C. of C. what difference there existed in rates. According to John Ruether of the Anaheim Beef Co., immense savings can be effected by an industry with its own power plant. The city manager declared further that the Edison company was prepared to furnish current in any volume demanded, something it is all the more able to do with the installation of new transformers at the local power house. SUES TITLE CO. LIEN AGAINST S. A. Y. M. C. A. BUILDING Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Paton. is no doubt that the former Ruth Britt and N. E. Paton secretary of Co-operative clubs, are really married. Whee ceremony was performed in Kansas City, six clergymen the Rev. Burris Jenkins, Disciple of Christ; Rabbi Henry Wisch; Rev. Father M. D. Tierney, Roman Catholie; Dr. D. Sebyterian; Dr. Samuel H. Harkless, Presbyterian, and the Blackman, Disciple of Christ. ITS $50 BAIL Burns of Anaheim, local police March 20 sworn to by Miss of 516 S. Lemon-st., Joyce, failed to appear case was called yesdge J. F. Ahlborn's of $50 was declared meanor is alleged to end March 19 when who works in the Callitionery, was going 11:30 p.m. ald to have stopped Lemon near the Stag and to have followedinity of Elm-st. Miss car coming from the action driven by O. E. Ernst started to flee, and Mr. Wilson got land, following it up, man. born found that moved out of town. EY GENERAL APPROVED TON, April 4—A sort on nomination Stone as attorney unanimously made to enate judiciary committing his later con- the senate without PUPILS TAKE TRIP Twenty-nine pupils of Fullerton grammar school left this morning for a two-day educational trip to San Diego and vicinity. C. A. Marcey, principal, is in charge. They planned to stop off at San Juan Capistrano, Torrey Pine Park and La Jolla, visit Point Loma, Fremont monument, Ramona's marriage place, North Island, the exhibition grounds and Coronado. The pupils taking the trip Harry Doheny, Jean McCluskey, Wayne Lear, Lucille Hendry, Stanley Dicken, Ione Olney, Iris Stevenson, Edna Gillmore, Allison Hoag, William Webster, Kathleen Cook, Charles Kramer, Mabel Moll, Charles Quinn, Wilma Stanley, Leonard Hammerschmidt, Elizabeth Vallez, Vincent Dauser, Ruth Garner, William Davis, Alena Rankin, Wm. McVeigh, Grace Neighbors, Emmet Wood, Winni-fred Esmay, Ned Fahs, Frances Bragg, Irwin Chapman and Vera Still. Carrol La Grange won suffle- lent points to be taken, but will not go until the May trip. WHO'S WHO IN THE DAYS NEWS In the small group of men from which may step "the man of the hour" in Soviet Russia through the death of Nicolai Lenin, is Leonid Krassin. Krassin first drew world-wide attention when, as Red trade envoy to Great Britain he pitched his wits against those of David Lloyd George and other British statesmen and commercial leaders and brought to a conclusion commercial negotiations which were advantageous to the Soviet government and Soviet projects. Krassin is a native of Siberia and was born in 1870. Ever since his youth he has been identified with revolutionary activities, and during the reign of the czar was much of the time in prison or in exile as a result of his plots against the then existing order. The outbreak of the World war found Krassin in Petrograd as chief minister. Dorothy Gordon, beautiful less to half a million dollars breathing the glorious air of f dom after years of confinement an asylum. She is now living qually with friends in Boston, after three-years fight to gain hererty. Much attention was atted to her case in 1941 when temporary guardian, William Jardine, was ousted and J. O'Donoghue appointed It. LIEN AGAINST S. A. Y. M. C. A. BUILDIN A suit to foreclose a mechani lien of $1125.22 on the new M. C. A. building at Santa A to satisfy a bill for that amo against Frank Hudson, contract on the building, was on file in superior court. George L. Easton Company, of Los Angeles, filed suit against Hudson and the Y. C. A. CALIF. HOTEL, FULLERTO Mrs. Mary Kast and Emma Kast, San Bernardino; J. G. R dick, F. A. Gillib, Ira L. Miller, J. Buckham, and Mark Robe Los Angeles; and G. B. Witm Pomona. Trustee Now Going of Keen Hat Store 175 WEST CENT The stock of the Keen Hat Store of Long making the stock more complete. The Trustee in Bankruptcy is offering to Furnishings at Bankrupt prices, and it is your Suits For Sw George and other British statesmen and commercial leaders and brought to a conclusion commercial negotiations which were advantageous to the Soviet government and Soviet projects. Krassin is a native of Siberia and was born in 1870. Ever since his youth he has been identified with revolutionary activities, and during the reign of the czar was much of the time in prison or in exile as a result of his plots against the then existing order. The outbreak of the World War found Krassin in Petrograd as chief manager of the Russian interests of a large German engineering concern. He occupied this position until August, 1918, at which time he was elected to an official post with the soviet government. His connection with the soviets began in 1917, at which time he participated in the Brest-Litovsk peace negotiations with Germany. He also took part in the drawing of the commercial treaty in the capacity of financial and economic expert. Upon his return to Moscow he was elected president of the supreme council of national economy and of the extraordinary commission for supplying the Red army with necessities. He became people's commissar of commerce and industry in November, 1918. On March 20, 1919, he became, in accordance with the resolution of the central executive committee of soviets, people's commissar for means of communication. He also served as a member of the soviet delegation to the Genoa conference two years ago. HELLO DIXIE Grease Racks Los Angeles and Broadway ANAHEIM The stock of the Keen Hat Store of Long Island making the stock more complete. The Trustee in Bankruptcy is offering to furnishings at Bankrupt prices, and it is your choice. Suits For Young Men and old men, all models All-Wool Suits $38.00 Suits ... $28.50 $28.00 Reduced to ... $21.00 $30.00 Reduced to ... $22.50 $44.00 Whipcord ... $33.00 Bath Robes $17.00 Reduced to ... $12.50 $14.00 Reduced to ... $10.50 $6.50 Reduced to ... $4.90 Also a large assortment of underwear, dress gloves and working gloves, pajamas, owen trunks and more. STORE·FIXTURE 175 WEST CENTER ST. WM. H. MOO PRESS BREATHES AIR OF FREEDOM AFTER BITTER FIGHT FROM ASYLUM KLAN ACTIVE IN MAINE CAMPAIGN PORTLAND, Maine, April 4. The action of the Republican party in state convention is eliminating from its platform the proposed anti-klan plank was looked upon today as a decisive victory for the klan, although some of the klan forces in the party evidenced a desire to go further and come out in approval of the klan principles. The klan issue is expected to play the leading role in the coming campaign. William R. Pattangall, Democratic candidate, will run on an anti-klan ticket. Delegates to the national convention were instructed to support President Coolidge. LARGE ATTENDANCE AT S. S. MEETING The Orange-co., S. S. convention at the First Baptist Church of Fullerton adjourned yesterday afternoon. There was a large attendance and an elaborate program given. The morning was divided into three conferences, the children's, young people's, and adult and administrative divisions. The children's division was subdivided into the cradleroll, primary and junior workers conferences. DECLARED INSANE Everett O'Dowd, 52, of Huntington Beach, will be permanently committed to the Patton usylum, following his insanity trial before a jury in the superior court, thereby preventing prosecution on a charge of committing a statutory offense against a 16-year-old girl. OPPOSES NEW TAXES WASHINGTON, April 4. President Coolide is opposed to any new forms of taxation, it was announced officially at the White House this afternoon in reply to a query concerninl the administration's attitude toward the proposed ten per cent tax on radio sets coating more than $15. BOY'S ARM FRACTURED Milton Flentge, 10-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Max Flentge, suffered a broken arm last night while cranking a Ford. Dorothy Gordon, beautiful heir to half a million dollars, is seeing the glorious air of free-after years of confinement in Vilam. She is now living quietly with friends in Boston, after a years fight to gain her librarian case in 1921 when her secretary guardian, William F. Moore, was ousted and J. M. Oghue appointed. It was charged she was railroaded to a hospital for nervous diseases in order that her fortune might pass to other hands. She was, however kept in confinement until recently, when doctors adjudged her condition such as to merit freedom. RETAKE PRISONER EUGENE, Ore., April 4.—James AGAINST S. A. M. C. A. BUILDING It to foreclose a mechanic's $1125.22 on the new Y. A. building at Santa Ana, affy a bill for that amount Frank Hudson, contractor building, was on file in the court, George L. Eastman, of Los Angeles, filed the mainst Hudson and the Y. M. F. HOTEL, FULLERTON Mary Kast and Emma J. San Bernardino; J. G. RedP. A. Gillia, Ira L. Miller, H. Bkham, and Mark Roberts, Angeles; and G. B. Wiltman, a. RETAKE PRISONER EUGENE, Ore., April 4.—James Palmer, 17, of Cottage Grove, recently found guilty of manslaughter for the fatal stabbing of Ralph Lammers, following a quarrel, was recaptured at Jefferson, early last night after he and nine other prisoners escaped by tearing a hole thru the brick wall of the jail. Palmer was taken as he was sitting by a hay stack, reading a book. BUICK COUPE STOLEN Dr. J. A. Osher's Bulek coupe was stolen yesterday from the alley near the sanitarium. The car was found on West Orangethorpe ave, still in good condition. WASHINGTON, April 4.—President Coolide is opposed to any new forms of taxation, it was announced officially at the White House this afternoon in reply to a query concernin the administration's attitude toward the proposed ten per cent tax on radio sets costing more than $15. BOY'S ARM FRACTURED Milton Flentge, 10-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Max Flentge, suffered a broken arm last night while cranking a Ford. MERCHANT VERY ILL Clyde A. Day of Day Bros., merchants of Westminster, was taken to the Santa Ana Community hospital this morning for treatment of a severe case of pneumonia. THE WORLD OVER In vain we call old notions fudge. And bend our conscience to our dealing; The Ten Commandments will not budge. And stealing will continue stealing. PLAIN DEALER CLASSIFIED ADS PRODUCE RESULTS stee's Sale Now Going Qn of the Hat Stores, Bankrupt 175 WEST CENTER ST., ANAHEIM Hat Store of Long Beach has been moved to the 'Anaheim Store, delete. uptcy is offering to the public this stock of Clothing, Hats and Gent's es, and it is your opportunity to make a real saving. Sweaters Night Shirts Hat Store of Long Beach has been moved to the Anaheim Store, uptcy is offering to the public this stock of Clothing, Hats and Gent's ces, and it is your opportunity to make a real saving. Sweaters $10.00 Reduced ... $7.50 $ 8.50 Reduced ... $6.35 $ 6.50 Reduced ... $4.85 Night Shirts $2.50 Reduced to ... $1.90 $1.50 Reduced to ... $1.15 Smoking Jackets $14.50 Reduced to .. $10.25 $10.50 Reduced to .. $7.25 $ 8.50 Reduced to .. $6.35 Large Line of Extra Pants $6.50 Reduced to ... $4.90 $5.50 Reduced to ... $4.15 $8.75 Reduced to ... $6.55 $4.50 Reduced to ... $3.40 Tuxedo Suit $50.00 Reduced to .. $38.00 t of underwear, men's hosiery, neckties, handkerchiefs, collars, belts, loves, pajamas, overalls, hats and caps. TRUNKS AND TRAVELING BAGS before the stock is depleted or sold out in bulk. STORE·FIXTURES FOR SALE T. WM. H. MOORE, Jr., Trustee ANAHEIM, CALIF.