oc-plain-dealer 1924-05-05

PIRATES ATTACK PORTUGUESE SHIP HONGKONG, May 5—Chinese pirates attacked a Portuguese ship, killing the captain, and an Indian guard and capturing 40 passengers according to information received here. REDUCED RATES Permanent reduced rates over the Santa Fe to points in No. Calif., Colorado, Idaho, Montana and Wyoming were announced today by C. A. Walker, local Santa Fe agent, effective immediately. The reduction amounts to from 5 to 10 per cent. Mr. Walker said. Special excursion reduction rates to the east go into effect May 22, and tickets will be on sale from that date till September 15, with return limit expiring October 31. Mr. Walker announced. BANKER SENTENCED WICHITA, Kan., May 5—Former President John Richardson of the defunct American State Bank was sentenced today to serve from 9 to 45 years in the state penitentiary and fined $45,000 on his recent conviction on a charge of accepting deposits when he knew the bank to be insolvent. Counsel for Richardson announced they would appeal. DENIES CHARGE Jack Beets, arrested too local police on the charge of drunk, got up cash b $25. He says that he was drunk and is willing to lea to police. He will be given a ling before Judge Ahlborn, o corder, tomorrow. WRIGHT INFANT DIE Baby W. Floyd Wright is away at the family home. 7 Claudina-st late Saturday. Neral services were held at Terry and Campbell parlor morning with Rev. L. L. My charge, burial at Fairhaven, Ana. From Cow to Baby Direct from Sanitary Dairies comes the Milk we sell. When you get our Milk, you're certain to get it in its purest and most healthful form. It all comes from satisfied, contented cows. It's food and drink combined. Babies like it—and adults greet it with equal joy. Use it for every purpose—for nourishment and drink. Let us put you on our list. Anaheim Creamery Company and drink. Let us put you on our list. Anaheim Creamery Company Anaheim Calif. Anaheim Creamery Company Phone 666 Ice Protects Your Baby Ice Protects Your Baby HOT WEATHER WILL HOLD NO FEARS FOR YOUR BABY IF YOU PROTECT ITS MILK AND FOOD BY KEEPING THEM COOL. ICE WILL DO THE WORK FOR YOU, BUT ONLY ICE THAT IS PREPARED AND KEPT IN A CLEAN AND WHOLESOME MANNER. Consolidated Ice and Cold Storage Co. This Emblem Depends on Your Protection Anaheim Phone 590J Fullerton Phone 205 Deliveries anywhere in Northern Orange County DENIES CHARGE back Beets, arrested today by police on the charge of bedrunk, put up cash bail of He says that he was not ink and is willing to leave R police. He will be given a bearbefore Judge Ahlborn, city reler, tomorrow. WRIGHT INFANT DIES baby W. Floyd Wright passed by at the family home, 715 No. Indina-st, late Saturday. Fulil services were held at Backs, y and Campbell parlor this mning with Rev. L. L. Myers in age, burial at Fairhaven, Santa 3 KILLED, SEVERAL DYING IN TRAFFIC LOS ANGELES, May 5.—Three persons are dead, two were believed to be dying and two men and a woman were suffering painful hurts today as the result of week-end traffic crashes in and near here. Jeffrey White, 13, of Torrance, was killed when struck by an automobile while playing near his home. Garrett McHugh of Van Nuys was crushed to death when the machine he was driving collided with another automobile. William H. Recktenwald died soon after his car collided with a truck near Torrance. W. E. Shaffer was in a serious condition today as the result of having driven his automobile into a house in Hoover-st. The fire department was called and worked for more than an hour before Shaffer could be extricated from the wreckage. LARKIN WANTS TO GO TO 'OTHER SIDE' LOS ANGELES, May 5.—Professor Edgar Lucian Larkin, 77, internationally known astronomer and observer of Mount Lowe observatory here, was declared "about the same" today from the Pacific hospital, where he is said to be in a serious condition following an operation last week. Prof. Larkin, who has written countless books on science and research, is said to be penniless. Prof. Larkin is declared to have said that he wanted to die—that he wants to go to the "other side which my scientific studies have made me know is waiting for my soul." WATER AND LIGHT INSTALLATIONS UP One hundred and eighty electric light installations and 153 water connections were made the first four months of this year; accoding to V. W. Hannum, house superintendent. In April 31 light and 18 water connections were made. L. C. CLAIBORNE DIES Backs' Terry and Campbell were notified this morning of the death WATER AND LIGHT INSTALLATIONS UP One hundred and eighty electric light installations and 153 water connections were made the first four months of this year, according to V. W. Hannum, house superintendent. In April 31 light and 18 water connections were made. L. C. CLAIBORNE DIES Backs' Terry and Campbell were notified this morning of the death of L. C. Claiberne at Covina Late Sunday from heart trouble. Deceased was a member of the local L. O. O. F. The body is at Custor & Christensen parlors, Covina. BREA NEWS PREA, May 4. (Spl.)—Mr. Bert Phegley attended the "De Molay" dance at Masonic temple, given by "Royal Arch Masons," Wednesday night. Mr. and Mrs. Sol Moran were week-end guests in Los Angeles with friends. Miss E. Rankin and Mrs. George Witter were visitors Monday in Fullerton on business. Miss Lentz is enjoying a visit with her mother, Mrs. R. Lents who arrived in Brea Saturday from Redline, Penn., and will remain in Brea until the close of school, and then she will tour California before returning home. Mrs. Mary Fields entertained Sunday to dinner, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Farnsworth, and Cy English of Anaheim and Mr. Riley of Los Angeles. Mrs. E. G Hampson and son Lyle spent Sunday, with Mrs Charlotte Calkins at Orange, 257 S. Center st. Mrs. Cris Anderson was a Fullerton visitor Tuesday on business. Mr. and Mrs. Smalley of Los Angeles spent the week-end with First Smalley. Mrs. E. L. Olmsted was an Anaheim visitor Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Mack Schultz of Fullerton were Sunday dinner guests at the O. A. Crispen home on S. Orange-st. Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Ferguson of Fullerton spent a pleasant evening at the Crispen home Sunday. Mr. Walter B. Yates, wife and two sons spent Sunday in Redondo. Mrs. Grant entertained Sunday to dinner, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Buah, Mr. and Mrs. Randall Wallace all of Santa Ana. Charles Simmons and Ed Peterkin motored to Huntington Beach Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Hennigan, daughter Helen and son George and Ot. MAY R Baby's "The world is so full of a nuance of the household. For this is pleasure and comfort has been met; frocks and rompers; undoubtedly be able to tell you what he flattered when he sees the preeminent expert, corpulent Infant's Tu Outing Flannel Gowns Special at 75c Instead of Paying $2.75 Need Pay O ALL HEMMEL Infant's Booties Infant's Wool or Silk hand crocheted Booties, white combined with pink or blue. Infant's Bonnets Clever styles, in silk or wool materials. We have a full line of Infant's and Bird's Baby Books Baby Record Book, profusely illustrated, neatly bound in blue or pink. Baby You will want many new and spring outfit and now is the t Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Ferguson of Fullerton spent a pleasant evening at the Crispen home Sunday. Mr. Walter B. Yates, wife and two sons spent Sunday in Redondo. Mrs. Grant entertained Sunday to dinner, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Buah, Mr. and Mrs. Randall Wallace all of Santa Ana. Charles Simmons and Ed Peterkin motored to Huntington Beach Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Hennigan, daughter Helen and son George and Ms. and Mrs. L. A. Sayles motored to Huntington Beach Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Gurley will Mr. and Mrs. Walter Herrick enjoyed a pleasant outing at Huntington Beach Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. E Chastlan of Long Beach are spending the week at Mrs. A. E Lynes' home. G. E. Nemce and wife and Arthur Frees, of Phoenix were week-end guests of F. A. Neac and family. Miss Alice Fackleman, Mr. N. Brazelton and wife and Pink Treat were Sunday guests at the P. J. Fackelman home on Vest Cedar-st. Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Huddlson with Mrs. S. A. Salveson of Alberton visited J. E. Harrison Ocean-to Saturday. Madame Marquita La Grade and husband of Los Angeles were luncheon guests Saturday at Mrs. P. C. Huddlestons home on West Cedar-st. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Shaffer and son Donald returned home Sunday evening from Santa Paula. Baby's Hemstitching See us for hemstitching and Pleating. Children's Garments and Fancy Costumes a Specialty. The Hemstitching and Pleating Shop 121 E. CENTER MONDAY, MAY 5, 1924 THE S.Q.R. STORE BABY WEEK MAY FIFTH TO TENTH Baby's Own Week Arrives MAY FIFTH TO TENTH Baby’s Own Week Arrives world is so full of a number of things"—particularly for the young ruler household. For this is baby's own week and everything possible for his use and comfort has been assembled for his approval. New coats and bonnets and rompers; undies and booties; blankets and toys. Baby may not tell you what he thinks about it, but we are sure he will be immensely when he sees the preparations we have made for him. Robinson, who has charge of our Infants’ Department is an expert, correctly outfitting the baby. Turknit Sets at $2.95 Consisting of: 1 Turknit Baby Blanket 2 Turknit Bibs 2 Turknit Wash Clothes 2 Turknit Towels Turknit Sets at $1.95 1 Turknit Baby Blanket 1 Turknit Baby Towel 1 Turknit Baby Wash Cloth. 1 Turknit Baby Bib Paying $2.75 a Dozen for Diapers, Mothers Need Pay Only $2.15 This Week ALL HEMMED AND READY FOR USE Baby Shoes 85c and up Be careful about the little tot's first shoes. The wrong shape or a bad fit will mar the foot for life. We specialize in just right shoes for tiny tots. INFANTS SOFT SOLES, FIRST STEPS IN THE GREATEST VARIETY Wee Tot Blankets —In pink or blue borders and stitched edges. DOLLS In Great Variety Full line of Infant's Jiffy Rubber Pants and Rubber Sheeting, and Birds Eye Flannel Diapers. Baby Dresses made of fine white lawn, nain-sook or silk, trimmed in val lace. Infant's Sets —containing comb and brush and soap box, hand painted and designed. Baby’s Underthings at many new and pretty items of underwear for the little one's and now is the time to select them. Baby Dresses made of fine white lawn, nain-sook or silk, trimmed in val lace. Infant's Sets —containing comb and brush and soap box, hand painted and designed. Baby’s Underthings that many new and pretty items of underwear for the little one’s and now is the time to select them. “Vanta” and “Rubens” make THE S.Q.R. STORE NAHEIM CALIF. FREE Baby Booklet WRITTEN BY TWO NOTED CHILDREN'S SPECIALISTS GIVEN TO THE FIRST 100 MOTHERS DURING BABY WEEK