oc-plain-dealer 1924-05-05

URGE METHODISTS MOVE FOR PEACE SPRINGFIELD, Mass., May 5. United action by all branches of the Methodist church looking toward universal peace, was asked by President William B. McCutcheon of Queen College, Melbourne, Australia, addressing the Methodist Episcopal conference here today. He said the Methodist Episcopal church, the Methodist church South and the English Methodist church should unite in a declaration against wor. Bishop Homer B. Stunts of Omaha requested that he be placed on the retired list. He is a veteran bishop of the church and now in poor health. WOODWARD HEADS COUNTY BANKERS At the annual meeting of the Orange-co Bankers' Ass'n here J. M. Woodward, president of the First National Bank of Garden Grove, was selected president, succeeding H.-H. Benjamin of the First National, Anaheim; W. B. Williams, cashier of the First National of Santa Ana, vice-president; J. I. Hinkle, vice-president of the First National of Huntington Beach, secretary, and J. L. Porter, cashier of the National Bank of Orange, treasurer. Retiring President Benjamin presided as toastmaster at the banquet. S. C. Hartranft of Fullerton of the First National here, reviewed the history of banking. The speaker credited Pacific coast banks with responsibility for much of the progress in banking methods made. A. C. McCord, cashier of the Anaheim National, arranged the affair, which was held at the Elks' club. More than 300 were present. The decorations of May baskets of flowers were a feature. The Packard Radio orchestra of Long Beach entertained. ENGINE DERAILED; ENGINEER KILLED ENGINE DERAILED; ENGINEER KILLED TUCSON, Ariz., May 5.—Engineer G. A. Thumb of El Paso was killed shortly before 9 a.m. today when the Golden State Limited, crack S. P. passenger, was derailed at Ulmorls, five miles west of Lordsburg, N. M., according to S. P. officials here. Information given out here by the S. P. declared the train ran into an open switch, derailing the locomotive, baggage car and mail coach. The fireman jumped and was uninjured. Other than being slightly shaken up because of the sudden stop, passengers aboard the train were unhurt. No passenger cars were derailed. CLEAN UP Y. M. C. A. BUDGET CAMPAIGN The local Y. M. C. A. campaign for a general clean-up on the budget was opened today, the finance committee breakfasting at the "Y" building at 7:30 o'clock and lunching at the La Palma cafe at noon. The final report is to be given tonight at a 6 o'clock dinner at the La Palma. The goal was $1000, which was jacking in the budget campaign last autumn. Only those who had not subscribed in the former campaign were seen. Each committeeman had enlisted some one else to work with him. FULLERTON SHIPS 31 CARS ORANGES Thirty-one cars of oranges, five cars of lemons, nine cars of lettuce, and one car of cabbage were shipped from Fullerton last week. Twelve cars of oranges were shipped thru the No. Orange-co Citrus Exchange, six by the Osborne Fruit and Vegetable Co., eight by the Fullerton Packing Co., and five by the Randolph Marketing Co. The Exchange also shipped from Fullerton five cars of lemons, and the Osborne Fruit and Vegetable Co. nine cars of lettuce, two cars of cauliflower, and one car of cabbage. HELD UPON CHARGE OF OWNING LIQUOR J. E. Hilend, 28, of 413 Chestnut-st was arrested late yesterday on West Chartres-st by the HELD UPON CHARGE OF OWNING LIQUOR J. E. Hilend, 28, of 413 Chestnut-st was arrested late yesterday on West Chartres-st by the local police on the charge of possessing of liquor. He is said to have been found drinking with about half a dozen bottles of the contraband in his possession. He is being held pending a hearing. THREE APPLY FOR TRAINING CAMP Only three boys so far have made application to enter the annual government Citizens' Training Camps at Del Monte and San Francisco. Anaheim is allowed five members. Particulars may be obtained of Postmaster J. H. Whitaker. REPORTS CAR THEFT R. A. Sawyer, 128 No. Los Angeles-st, reported yesterday to local police that his Buick roadster had been stolen from in front of his residence. Description: model 22-er; motor number 1075347; frame number 1036641; license number 482763. BANDITS GET $5000 DETROIT, May 5.—Four men posing as young business men today suddenly shoved guns into the faces of employees in the Regent theatre office, escaping with $5000. SIGNS RUM TREATY LONDON, May 5—King George this afternoon signed the Anglo-American rum running treaty, enabling the American authorities to search British ships suspected of whiskey smuggling beyond the three-mile limit. "What's the best bet at the races today?" "That any horse I put money on comes in last." APRIL POSTOFFICE RECEIPTS JUMP business at the Anaheim poste woke up again in April and ripts amounted to $3623.23, paired with $3332.76 in April, a gain of $290.47. This brings the total for the months of this year nearly 10 ahead of the similar period last year, or $14,872.59 against $13,876.57 in 1923. The territory added to the rural deliveries by which an estimated 500 people were given service starting May 1, is being operated smoothly, Postmaster J. H. Whitaker said today. Patrons appeared much pleased at having the mail brought almost to their doors. New boxes have been put up thruout the new districts. Plain Dealer Classified Ads produce results. Try this medium. WATER LEVEL IN CITY WELLS UP After declining steadily for months, until it reached a low of 82 feet, seven inches below the surface April 1., the level of the water in the city wells is rising considerably again, measuring now 80 feet. Kolp, Van Gilder and Severeld: inches. May 1, 1923, the leafeet, two inches. April was one of thiemonths of this season, full effect of its total prwill not be felt for twimonths yet. Water spith San Bernardino takes even longer to shi AT THE HOTEL VA Mrs. Austin G. Gill, N. Mex.; C. H. and W. ors, Riverside, and V. Orange. Baby Yes, Mothers. “ Everything —if we may use a well known slogan of the Baby Department is complete indeed. EXTRA SPECIAL — BABY WEEK $1.25 Baby Blankets 89c 30x40 Thick nap blankets in pink and blue colors, with Bunny Design, Puppies, Kitties, Bunnies and Teddy Bears ... 89c EXTRA SPECIAL -- BABY WEEK Babies’ Knit Sweaters,$1.89 of all pure wool yarns, many weights, many styles valued to $2.75, on sale ... $1.89 EXTRA SPECIAL — BABY WEEK Silk Knit Caps,$1.59 Values to $2.25, very beautiful ... $1.59 Pure Silk Sox, 59c In pink, blue, white, ribbon inserted at top 59¢ EXTRA SPECIAL — BABY WEEK Silk Knit Caps, $1.59 Values to $2.25, very beautiful ... $1.59 Pure Silk Sox, 59c In pink, blue, white, ribbon inserted at top $59¢ EXTRA SPECIAL — BABY WEEK Babies' White Dresses, $1.39 of very fine quality dimities and lawas, hand embroidered, rosettes of pink or blue, lace inserted rim, embroidery bottom ... $1.39 May 1, 1923, the level was 69 feet; two inches. April was one of the wettest months of this season, and the full effect of its total precipitation will not be felt for two or three months yet. Water spreading in the San Bernardino mountains takes even longer to show here. AT THE HOTEL VALENCIA Mrs. Austin G. Gill, Las Vegas, N. Mex.; C. H. and W. C. Meadors, Riverside, and V. D. Faris, Orange. CALIF. HOTEL, FULLERTON Charles Kemper, Minneapolis; C. A. Buraton, M. A. Harvey, D. S. Walker, Fred Gerhen, and Miss Agnes Myers, Los Angeles; Carl and H. L. Roebuck, Fresno; T. Scott, Long Beach; J. E. Anderson, Taft; A. W. Meyer, and C. Newmon, Santa Barbara, and S. W. Pearl, Boston. AT THE ANTLER'S HOTEL W. M. Tracey, Santa Monica, A. C. Rose, J. C. Lewis, and F. C. Gibbons, Los Angeles; John S. Bryant, Hollywood; E. R. Whitman, Sacramento; L. E. Tombley, Riverside; H. A. Braceburst, and C. J. Sibe, Tecate, Mex.; and C. W. Smith, San Dimas. SUGAR SUIT DISMISSED WASHINGTON, May 5—U.S. supreme court today dismissed for want of jurisdiction the suit of J. W. Neil of Calif., involving $5700 damages from the Utah Wholesale Grocery Co. of Utah, for alleged breach of contract to supply sugar in 1920. by Week others! everything but the baby" own slogan of the San Francisco Baby House, for our own indeed. BABY WEEK inkets 89c and blue colors, with Bunnies and 89c BABY WEEK aters,$1.89 hts, many $1.89 Special Note: FOR BABY .WEEK A. 10 Per Cent Discount will be allowed on any Purchase pertaining to Babies' Interest. IN OTHER WORDS if you are purchasing Outing Flannels or Wool Flannels, Lawns, Nainsooks, or any materials for baby or an expected baby you are entitled to a 10 per cent. discount. Also any article for baby, either wearing apparel or for amusement. YOU RECEIVE THIS SPECIAL BABY WEEK s, $1.59 fiful ... $1.59 k, 59c inserted at top 59¢ BABY WEEK resses, $1.39 and lawns, hand emace inserted $1.39 if you are purchasing Outing Flannels or Wool Flannels, Lawns, Nainsooks, or any materials for baby or an expected baby you are entitled to a 10 per cent. discount. Also any article for baby, either wearing apparel or for amusement. YOU RECEIVE THIS SPECIAL DISCOUNT DURING BABY WEEK Sebastian Brog QUALITY Dry Goods-Netto-Ready-to-Wear 119 W.CENTER ST The Economy Order of Orange Co