oc-plain-dealer 1924-05-20

Saturday, May 20, 1924 FIVE APERMEN HOME TOMORROW EBEL, Anaheim C. of C., announced today the names of those who have volunteered their cars in which to help bring to Orange the 125 members of the California State Press Ass'n, including Governor Friend W. Richardson. The five Anaheim volunteers are: W. B. Allen, J. E. Schumacher, Nick Theodore, Secretary George W. Reid and Tom Ingram. The cars are to meet the visitors at 3 a.m., not 9:30 as first announced—at Corona. Merchants are asked to decorate their show windows and store drums with flags. Mr. Will be made in Orange-ee-shellleton, Anaheim, Orange-Oregon Park, where luncheon will get underway and sessions later held, in the county harbor, in the city armed. The principal cities of the tie, which tie to be represented each day, are: Daughter Case includes crafts with Sunday instructor. Mr. outcome destined to tanking for new policy of the district forestry office, the second of two tembers. Mother cases growing out. The hostel disclosures pending in the light refreshmentsana will be given hearing tomorrow in Justice J. B. Cox, with Landel presiding. With the Mon., prominent in Los May Baldwin, a director of the Ju-Frances Museum Corp., is defend-numbers, and case, which grew out pupils from Ah two months ago near of Music and Capistrano of Mrs. citaka has Ware of Corona, a bride between are months. Miss Her other case pending is that Slumber 13 Brooks of Montebello, made was star struck a car in which Dawnling Sena Duncan was killed. He of Mr. Bax was held for trial in the Irish House court. Core which are regarded as "clear Mandela" by the district attorney's office is announced today the names of those who have volunteered their cars in which to help bring to Orange the 125 members of the California State Press Ass'n, including Governor Friend W. Richardson. The five Anaheim volunteers are: W. B. Allen, J. E. Schumacher, Nick Theodore, Secretary George W. Reid and Tom Ingram. The cars are to meet the visitors at 3 a.m., not 9:30 as first announced—at Corona. Merchants are asked to decorate their show windows and store drums with flags. Mr. Will be made in Orange-ee-shellleton, Anaheim, Orange-Oregon Park, where luncheon will get underway and sessions later held, in the county harbor, in the city armed. The principal cities of the tie, which tie to be represented each day, are: Daughter Case includes crafts with Sunday instructor. Mr. outcome destined to tanking for new policy of the district forestry office, the second of two tembers. Mother cases growing out. The hostel disclosures pending in the light refreshmentsana will be given hearing tomorrow in Justice J. B. Cox, with Landel presiding. With the Mon., prominent in Los May Baldwin, a director of the Ju-Frances Museum Corp., is defend-numbers, and case, which grew out pupils from Ah two months ago near of Music and Capistrano of Mrs. citaka has Ware of Corona, a bride between are months. Miss Her other case pending is that Slumber 13 Brooks of Montebello, made was star struck a car in which Dawnling Sena Duncan was killed. He of Mr. Bax was held for trial in the Irish House court. Core which are regarded as "clear Mandela" by the district attorney's office is announced today the names of those who have volunteered their cars in which to help bring to Orange the 125 members of the California State Press Ass'n, including Governor Friend W. Richardson. The five Anaheim volunteers are: W. B. Allen, J. E. Schumacher, Nick Theodore, Secretary George W. Reid and Tom Ingram. The cars are to meet the visitors at 3 a.m., not 9:30 as first announced—at Corona. Merchants are asked to decorate their show windows and store drums with flags. Mr. Will be made in Orange-ee-shellleton, Anaheim, Orange-Oregon Park, where luncheon will get underway and sessions later held, in the county harbor, in the city armed. The principal cities of the tie, which tie to be represented each day, are: Daughter Case includes crafts with Sunday instructor. Mr. outcome destined to tanking for new policy of the district forestry office, the second of two tembers. Mother cases growing out. The hostel disclosures pending in the light refreshmentsana will be given hearing tomorrow in Justice J. B. Cox, with Landel presiding. With the Mon., prominent in Los May Baldwin, a director of the Ju-Frances Museum Corp., is defend-numbers, and case, which grew out pupils from Ah two months ago near of Music and Capistrano of Mrs. citaka has Ware of Corona, a bride between are months. Miss Her other case pending is that Slumber 13 Brooks of Montebello, made was star struck a car in which Dawnling Sena Duncan was killed. He of Mr. Bax was held for trial in the Irish House court. Core which are regarded as "clear Mandela" by the district attorney's office is announced today the names of those who have volunteered their cars in which to help bring to Orange the 125 members of the California State Press Ass'n, including Governor Friend W. Richardson. The five Anaheim volunteers are: W. B. Allen, J. E. Schumacher, Nick Theodore, Secretary George W. Reid and Tom Ingram. The cars are to meet the visitors at 3 a.m., not 9:30 as first announced—at Corona. Merchants are asked to decorate their show windows and store drums with flags. Mr. Will be made in Orange-ee-shellleton, Anaheim, Orange-Oregon Park, where luncheon will get underway and sessions later held, in the county harbor, in the city armed. The principal cities of the tie, which tie to be represented each day, are: Daughter Case includes crafts with Sunday instructor. Mr. outcome destined to tanking for new policy of the district forestry office, the second of two tembers. Mother cases growing out. The hostel disclosures pending in the light refreshmentsana will be given hearing tomorrow in Justice J. B. Cox, with Landel presiding. With the Mon., prominent in Los May Baldwin, a director of the Ju-Frances Museum Corp., is defend-numbers, and case, which grew out pupils from Ah two months ago near of Music and Capistrano of Mrs. citaka has Ware of Corona, a bride between are months. Miss Her other case pending is that Slumber 13 Brooks of Montebello, made was star struck a car in which Dawnling Sena Duncan was killed. He of Mr. Bax was held for trial in the Irish House court. Core which are regarded as "clear Mandela" by the district attorney's office is announced today the names of those who have volunteered their cars in which to help bring to Orange the 125 members of the California State Press Ass'n, including Governor Friend W. Richardson. The five Anaheim volunteers are: W. B. Allen, J. E. Schumacher, Nick Theodore, Secretary George W. Reid and Tom Ingram. The cars are to meet the visitors at 3 a.m., not 9:30 as first announced—at Corona. Merchants are asked to decorate their show windows and store drums with flags. Mr. Will be made in Orange-ee-shellleton, Anaheim, Orange-Oregon Park, where luncheon will get underway and sessions later held, in the county harbor, in the city armed. The principal cities of the tie, which tie to be represented each day, are: Daughter Case includes crafts with Sunday instructor. Mr. outcome destined to tanking for new policy of the district forestry office, the second of two tembers. Mother cases growing out. The hostel disclosures pending in the light refreshmentsana will be given hearing tomorrow in Justice J. B. Cox, with Landel presiding. With the Mon., prominent in Los May Baldwin, a director of the Ju-Frances Museum Corp., is defend-numbers, and case, which grew out pupils from Ah two months ago near of Music and Capistrano of Mrs. citaka has Ware of Corona, a bride between are months. Miss Her other case pending is that Slumber 13 Brooks of Montebello, made was star struck a car in which Dawnling Sena Duncan was killed. He of Mr. Bax was held for trial in the Irish House court. Core which are regarded as "clear Mandela" by the district attorney's office is announced today the names of those who have volunteered their cars in which to help bring to Orange the 125 members of the California State Press Ass'n, including Governor Friend W. Richardson. The five Anaheim volunteers are: W. B. Allen, J. E. Schumacher, Nick Theodore, Secretary George W. Reid and Tom Ingram. The cars are to meet the visitors at 3 a.m., not 9:30 as first announced—at Corona. Merchants are asked to decorate their show windows and store drums with flags. Mr. Will be made in Orange-ee-shellton, Anaheim, Orange-Oregon Park, where luncheon will get underway and sessions later held, in the county harbor, in the city armed. The principal cities of the tie, which tie to be represented each day, are: Daughter Case includes crafts with Sunday instructor. Mr. outcome destined to tanking for new policy of the district forestry office, the second of two tembers. Mother cases growing out. The hostel disclosures pending in the light refreshmentsana will be given hearing tomorrow in Justice J. B. Cox, with Landel presiding. With the Mon., prominent in Los May Baldwin, a director of the Ju-Frances Museum Corp., is defend-numbers, and case, which grew out pupils from Ah two months ago near of Music and Capistrano of Mrs. citaka has Ware of Corona, a bride between are months. Miss Her other case pending is that Slumber 13 Brooks of Montebello, made was star struck a car in which Dawnling Sena Duncan was killed. He of Mr. Bax was held for trial in the Irish House court. Core which are regarded as "clear Mandela" by the district attorney's office is announced today the names of those who have volunteered their cars in which to help bring to Orange the 125 members of the California State Press Ass'n, including Governor Friend W. Richardson. The five Anaheim volunteers are: W. B. 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Brooks of Montebello made a statement by the district attorney's office if conviction is not Mr. Edmund future actions may not be much strong accusations, it formerly indicated. These Dine on on $10,000 bail was and unrest after his powerful tour through a sig-sagged down a bill on the wrong side of the road, where Ware car was stopped. Mrs. Edmund 20, was instantly killed by the engine of her car was tentioned back through the front they will Ware and Alton were hurt, at the Jin not seriously. Johnson Infant Dies Appeal of Mr. and Mrs. Wilhelm may be of Fullerton died yes Waying Tide afternoon at Loma Vista, a mournage officiating; Angus Branick funeral director. FullICE COURT NEWS Bullock Muller, charged with disregard the peace, was arrested by Ed Marion, constable, complaint sworn to by A. H. Bray and was taken to the hospital for observation. W. Conklin, charged with having a red flag on his truck, was fined $10, case of John Alvarado, and with manufacturing linen been postponed in Judge McNeil's court until 10 a.m. Mon.-He is out on $200 bail. FREE BURNING BOAT REDONDO BEACH, May 20—going into the sea when they were fishing destroyed by fire off this R. M. Rogers of Los An-owner of the boat, and Arndams, the engineer, narrow-spotted drowning today. Burning vessel was sighted there and Captain Lowden, to the scene of the fire, both men as they were for the third time. DEN SENTENCED OTLAND, Ore., May 20—Madden, convicted of transmitting Mrs. Peggy Smith from land to San Fernando, Calif., violation of the white slave laws today sentence to 15 days at McNeil Island. Den, a cripple, was previously on a charge of bringing 16-year-old girl from California. GRAIN MARKET FIRM CHIUCAGO, May 20—Grains displayed furnish today. Wheat ended ¼ to % higher; corn unchanged to % up and oats % higher. Passage of the soldiers bonus bill over the president's veto made shorts nervous and doubtful of the administration's ability to prevent passage of the McNary-Haugen bill. As a result they covered and wheat rose in the early trading after an easy opening which reflected weakness in New York securities and the absence of frost over night. Offerings were absorbed readily and the market advanced, encouraged by local buying as a result of the strength in corn. Provisions started steady but eased off with trade small. BANK CLEARINGS San Francisco ... $23,900,000 Seattle ... 6,042,915 Portland ... 6,967,189 Oakland ... 2,025,500 Lipg Beach ... 1,363,475 San Diego ... 630,700 Los Angeles ... 23,198,863 LOS ANGELES POTATOES LOS ANGELES, May 20—Potatoes: Idaho russets $2.25 @ $2.50; new stock No. 1, $1.50 @ $1.75; No. 2, $1.25 @ $1.50 per lug. LOS ANGELES CITRUS LOS ANGELES, May 20—Oranges: Southern special brands $4.50 @ $5.00; 200s and samler $1.50 @ $3.25; market pack $5.00 @ $3.50; graded culls 75c @ $1.25. Lemons: special brands $4.25 @ -$4.75; choice $3.50 @ $4.90; market pack $3.25 @ $3.50. Grapefruit: local special brands $2.50 @ $5.00; market pack $2.00 @ $2.25. LOS ANGELES PRODUCE LOS ANGELES, May 20—Butter Eggs: Extras 27; case count, 23; pullets 23. Poultry: Hens, 52; Broilers, 28 and 32; fryers, 38. Belgian Hares, 2 to 3 1-2 lbs., 16; old hares, 8; 3 1-2 to 5 lbs., 12. FRUIT SALES (Calif. Fruit Exchange) Boston: higher oranges and lemons; oranges $2.50 to $3.49; lemons $1.45 to $3.20. New York: easier and lower navels; good demand Valencias; higher lemons; oranges $3.45 to true that professional operations were the main factor in the movement. Stock sales $32,400 shares; bonds $13,249,000. GRAIN MARKET FIRM CHIUCAGO, May 20—Grains displayed furnish today. Wheat ended ¼ to % higher; corn unchanged to % up and oats % higher. Passage of the soldiers bonus bill over the president's veto made shorts nervous and doubtful of the administration's ability to prevent passage of the McNary-Haugen bill. As a result they covered and wheat rose in the early trading after an easy opening which reflected weakness in New York securities and the absence of frost over night. Offerings were absorbed readily and the market advanced, encouraged by local buying as a result of the strength in corn. Provisions started steady but eased off with trade small. BANK CLEARINGS San Francisco ... $23,900,000 Seattle ... 6,042,915 Portland ... 6,967,189 Oakland ... 2,025,500 Lipg Beach ... 1,363,475 San Diego ... 630,700 Los Angeles ... 23,198,863 LOS ANGELES POTATOES LOS ANGELES, May 20—Potatoes: Idaho russets $2.25 @ $2.50; new stock No. 1, $1.50 @ $1.75; No. 2, $1.25 @ $1.50 per lug. LOS ANGELES CITRUS LOS ANGELES, May 20—Oranges: Southern special brands $4.50 @ $5.00; 200s and samler $1.50 @ $3.25; market pack $5.00 @ $3.50; graded culls 75c @ $1.25. Lemons: special brands $4.25 @ -$4.75; choice $3.50 @ $4.90; market pack $3.25 @ $3.50. Grapefruit: local special brands $2.50 @ $5.00; market pack $2.00 @ $2.25. LOS ANGELES PRODUCE LOS ANGELES, May 20—Butter Eggs: Extras 27; case count, 23; pullets 23. Poultry: Hens, 52; Broilers, 28 and 32; fryers, 38. Belgian Hares, 2 to 3 1-2 lbs., 16; old hares, 8; 3 1-2 to 5 lbs., 12. FRUIT SALES (Calif. Fruit Exchange) Boston: higher oranges and lemons; oranges $2.50 to $3.49; lemons $1.45 to $3.20. New York: easier and lower navels; good demand Valencias; higher lemons; oranges $3.45 to true that professional operations were the main factor in the movement. Stock sales $32,400 shares; bonds $13,249,000. GRAIN MARKET FIRM CHIUCAGO, May 20—Grains displayed furnish today. Wheat ended ¼ to % higher; corn unchanged to % up and oats % higher. Passage of the soldiers bonus bill over the president's veto made shorts nervous and doubtful of the administration's ability to prevent passage of the McNary-Haugen bill. As a result they covered and wheat rose in the early trading after an easy opening which reflected weakness in New York securities and the absence of frost over night. Offerings were absorbed readily and the market advanced, encouraged by local buying as a result of the strength in corn. Provisions started steady but eased off with trade small. PROGRAM TONIGHT No gloom can live in the presence of "Up in the Air Mary," the bathing girl spain which will be shown at United theatre tonight and row With Louise Lorraine charming new star with tale well as beauty and charm Joe Moore embroiled in a roo made thorny by a fond motoboo flance, and a bevy of ing girls," Up in the Air Mary," presents a plot speedy, peppy breezy and ing. A special feature of the gram is the sappy act," A Under Tropical Moon," pre by Lei's Hawaiians The drama fascinating Hawaiian music all its charm is ably render this Hawaiian troupe. SUIT OVER WEIRD Differences between Mrs. Fred Russell on one side Mr. and Mrs.H.K.n Knopf other with reference to from a well and pumping where water is sold were promised an string in the su court where the Russells file against Knopfs for an account and to have the property tioned. The property on which they and pumping plant are lwas inherited by the Russes Knopfs it was set forth,the er owning a one-third interest in the latter two-thirds.Ap ment of a receiver for the pity pending the division is said The property is located soul Anaheim. TRIAL POSTPONAL The trial of Dr.J.M.B.of Santa Ana charged with turbing the peace,schedule today before a jury int CHARACTER AND EARNING ABILITY For the basis on which we loan webney. You may pay it back with small monthly payments with reasonable rate of interest. Hiking average earner and the salarman have at times a need borrowing that is just as late and as economic as charge merchants. We have handled others and can help you publicity or red tape. Peoples Finance and Thrift Co. N. Los Angeles St. 1067 C. C. Lamb, Mgr. CHIROPRACTIC 6th Year of Practise CATARRH This is the result of in-flammation of the mucous membrane. If the disease is relieved at its source—the spine—the trouble is remedied. Chiropractic will do this. "Yours for Health" Dr B. F. Badgley Scientific Chiropractor Dietitian and Iriologist Phone 1128 CHIROPRACTIC 6th Year of Practise CATARRH This is the result of in-flammation of the mucous membrane. If the disease is relieved at its source—the spine—the trouble is remedied. Chiropractic will do this. "Yours for Health" Dr B. F. Badgley Scientific Chiropractor Dietitian and Iriologist Phone 1128 Dempsey Takes 50 Youngsters in Tow LOS ANGELES, May 20.—Dempsey, heavyweight champion, today had 50 youngsters from the Maude Booth one under his wing. The champion, it was learn-has started each one of him off in life with a healthy account and has promised match every dollar they save a year with a similar count. It was just a little idea of one to promote thrift among boys,” Dempsey said. BAND PHOTOGRAPHS VERY PHONE WIRE NEW YORK, May 20.—Photohs by telephone! Within a comparatively short, according to telephone off-today, you can if you are in Francisco or any other city, your latest picture to your heart, parent or rich rela-in New York. We minutes after you place “order” in whatever city you be in, the photograph will be received at its destinathe sending of photographs a telephone wire, as a part the commercial business of the phone company, is a prospect the immediate future, officials arred. Wire set up between Cleveland and New York transmitted photographs of various persons scenes. “The photograph circuit” will used to send photographs on during the Republican naval convention to the New t newspapers. ORBA MAN HELD ON GUN CHARGE Jus Jiminez of Yorba was today in Orange-co jail following preliminary hearing late day before Justice Jack STILL UNDECIDED ON LEASING POOL Cypress realty owners are still undecided whether to pool their land in a community lease or not, section committees reported at another crowded meeting last night in the schoolhouse. The average so far signed up comprises only a federation of the total sought. Edwin Logsdon of Long Beach, James Mayberry of Whittier and H. A. Gaddie, driller of the Gaddie well, were the principal speakers. Logadon explained the need of the pool and its benefits, as did Mayberry, and Gaddie answered various questions. Gaddie said that the U.S. Gov’t Producers’ Lease No. 88 was the one which, with additions, would be used in leasing lands for the pool. Tomorrow evening another meeting will be held when the committees again will report. The Gaddie well is scheduled to be brought in, if the oil is there within a short time now. The cement was given three weeks in which to set before being drilled thru. CHAMBER TO TALK ON OIL LEASING The Cypress Chamber of Commerce will hold its meeting this evening in the school building with an excellent program arranged. Blocking acreage for oil leasing will be discussed and other important business matters will be taken up. Refreshments are in charge of an energetic committee. Everyone in the community is urged to be present. WATCHMAN MISSING WHEN SHIP BURNS CLEVELAND, Ohio, May 20.—One man was believed to have been burned to death when the steamer State of Ohio burned to the water edge at the docks of the Cleveland and Buffalo Transit Co. early today. John Lee, night watchman, employed for more than 40 years, was missing after the fire. Anaheim Post Thanks Those Who Aided Fight for Life The Plant Dealer: The members of Anaheim Post No. 72, American Legion, desire to express through you its appreciation to all those who supported the ex-service men and women of the United States in their five years fight for adjustment of compensation for those of our men and women who served in the combat forces of our country. We of the American Legion put no price on patriotism or upon the privilege that was ourn to serve our country. Neither did George Washington nor Abraham Lincoln nor Grant nor Lee. Yet each of these asked for and received an adjustment of compensation. VERY LIGHT VOTE FOR BOND ISSUE Only 144 votes out of a total registration of 5535 had been cast at 2:30 o’clock today in the water bond election. A two-thirds vote is required. The polls are open until 7:00 p.m. The bond issue amounts to $119,000 and is designed to pay for a fifth well, water pipe and fire hydrants. Paying has been delayed for some time because the pipes had to be laid first and were not yet available. The vote precincts this afternoon was: Precinct Vote Regist. A (1, 12) 29 666 B (2, 3) 21 544 C (4, 12) 29 547 D (5, 6) 17 745 E (7, 8) 27 553 F (9, 10) 30 480 144 3535 CADILLAC GALE OPENS WEDN! The beautiful Cadilla will never look finer row in the surroundby the handsome rooms at 412 So. Los Manager M. B. Lee reception there from p. m., officially opens structure. The display be precisely adorned for the occasion and the force will be here 11 Los Angeles officials tend. The new garage, with the minute equipment enced help, and beauty room compare well So. Calif., says Laey. BORAH URGE WHEELER CO WASHINGTON, Mt fending Senator Whcrat of Montana, charges that resulted ment by a federal gov't Montana, Senator Bob Idaho, this afternoon he would ask the s WATCHMAN MISSING WHEN SHIP BURNS CLEVELAND, Ohio, May 20. One man was believed to have been burned to death when the steamer State of Ohio burned to the water edge at the docks of the Cleveland and Buffalo Transit Co. early today. John Lee, night watchman, employed for more than 40 years, was missing after the fire. The fire, of undetermined origin, broke out shortly before 3 o'clock. It gained rapid headway and drove three other members of the crew from the vessel. Missing Lee, they attempted to reach the gallery, where he was believed to be asleep, but were driven back by a solid sheet of flame. For a time the flames threatened to spread to the See and Bee, the largest passenger vessel on the Great Lakes, which was tied up at an adjoining pier. THAW WILL ANSWER ASSAULT CHARGES PITTSBURGH, Pa. May 20. Harry K. Thaw, freed from asylum confinement after a court battle which raged for years, will voluntarily leave the home of his mother here soon to return to New York to answer charges of assault upon the person of Frederick Gump. This information was given as authoritative by those having intimate knowledge of the Thaw fortunes, altho the slayer of Stanford White and his aged mother denied themselves to newspaper men today. TULARE-CO CLOSED Tulare-co has been declared a "closed quarantine area" and fishing there is absolutely barred, according to advises reaching the Auto Club of So. Calif. from Porterville. Game wardens are on hand and the ban will be strictly enforced. 5 NEW CASES OF CATTLE EPIDEMIC SACRAMENTO, May 20. Four new cases of hoof and mouth disease, affecting 176 cattle, were reported today from Los Angeles-co and one from Fresno-co, involving 204 cattle. TOMORROW EVENING PLAIN DEAL LISTEN EVENING PLAIN DEALER LISTEN FOR THE WHISTLE The Anaheim Laundry will sound sharply at 9 A.M. THURSDAY THE BLAST THAT SETS THE SALE A GOING! A Two-Page Display of Bargain That Will Draw Crowds For Miles Around MORROW EVENING PLAIN DEALER BRIAL POSTPONED The trial of Dr. J. M. Bulpitt Santa Ana, charged with dising the peace, scheduled for May 25 at 2 p.m., because of death of the mother of the defendant's attorney. Dr. Bulpitt is urged to have speeded in excess 50 miles an hour across interiors, and later to have used profane language to the officer in the presence of women children. It is this last urge he must face at the pres-shearing. He is defended by Auto Club. ELECTION COSTLY One dollar for each ballot cast in the cost at the May 6 primary election. This was shown today by Coun-Auditor W. C. Jerome, who had the total cost was $12,500 and the vote approximated 13%. He will mail out checks within two days, to pay election officials 500. Printing of ballots, pro-citations and election notices and hair of booths account for the finance. PAYS $300 LIQUOR FINE Al Cors, charged with transmitting liquor, entered a plea of guilty thru Luis Rabb and Waldo Kelly in Fullerton police court, and was fined $200. The fine was paid, but Cors, it is said, will appeal the case. He is said to have paid 15 cases of wine in his possession. He claims that it was sacramental purposes. RELIEVED CONSTIPATION I have been troubled for the past 4 or 5 years with constipation and have tried everything under sun, but could not find any relief until I got FOLEY CATHARIC TABLETS, and you can bet they are the pills," writes Robert Smith, 417 N. Robert St., Luderton, Mich. FOLEY CATHARIC TABLETS give quick relief from constipation, also set on the lives specially comforting to stout pernicious Refuse substitutes. Thanks Those Fight for Bonus We shall continue as always to make the welfare of our disabled comrades who are still the living victims of war evidenced by their disability in mind and body our first consideration and your faith in us inspires us with courage and determination to continue the fight for their welfare. The people of Anaheim have stood behind us in the same splendid way as they did when we were with the colors and we shall continue to be the same "service men" that we were in '17 and '18 with nothing but the good of the community and nation at heart—ANAHEIM POST 72, AMERICAN LEGION. CADILLAC GARAGE OPENS WEDNESDAY The beautiful Cadillacs and Hups of the Cadillac Garage Co. will never look finer than tomorrow in the surroundings provided by the handsome new display rooms at 412 So. Los Angeles-at. Manager M. B. Laey will hold a reception there from 100 to 10:00 p.m., officially opening the new structure. The display room will be pretty adorned with flowers for the occasion and the Santa Ana force will be here 106 per cent. Los Angeles officials also will attend. The new garage, with its up to the minute equipment and experienced help, and beautiful display rooms compare well with any in So. Calif., says Lacy. BORAH URGES SEN. WHEELER CLEARED WASHINGTON, May 20—Defending Senator Wheeler, Democrat of Montana, against the charges that resulted in his indictment by a federal grand jury in Montana, Senator Borah, Rep. of Idaho, this afternoon announced he would ask the senate to en- JUNIOR STUDENTS IN ANNUAL TRIP Botany and Biology classes of Fullerton Junior College left this morning for the high school cabin at Lake Arrowhead. This is the annual excursion for the classes and an extensive research is conducted. The classes are in charge of H. H. Tracy, with 40 in the party. Pasadena Man Speaks The regular weekly meeting of Fullerton Kiwanis club was held at noon today. There was a large attendance. The chief feature was an address by James H. McLain of Pasadena on "His Majesty—Man." There was also a short business talk by E. I. Fuller on "How to be Happy Tho Rich." LOCAL WOMAN'S RELATIVE PASSES Funeral services for Mr. L. A. Ludwig of Santa Ana will be held Friday at 2 p.m. in Smith & Tuthill's funeral parlor, Santa Ana. Several members of the local W. R. C. are planning to attend the service. Mr. Ludwig is survived by his wife, Estella Ludwig, who organized and has been a prominent and helpful assistant in the local W. R. C.. Mrs. N. R. Phillip of Anakeim is a sister-in-law. He was a member of the Sons of Wetearns, who will have charge of the funeral. Mr. Ludwig's death yesterday followed a paralytic attack of several weeks ago. Classified Ads Bring Good Results ALPHA BETA STORE THE BEST FOR LESS Money Saved by A. B. C. Help Yourself Service No free delivery—no credit—no clerkks You cannot spend your money and keep it too. Everything costs something. We try to eliminate most of the non-essentials so as to keep the quality up and the price down. Our institution is strictly an Orange County proposition. Wednesday-Thursday Specials DRIED FRUIT DEPARTMENT Medium Prunes, 3 lbs for $25c Medium Prunes, 25 lb. box $2.05 Solid Pack Tomatoes, No. 2½ can $16c Seedless Raisins, 3 lbs for $25c Seedless Raisins, 25 lb. box $2.05 Cluster Raisins, 3 lbs for $25c CANNED FRUIT Libby's Strawberries No. 2 Can $25c Peaches in 100% Syrup, per can $15c Sliced Pineapple, No. 2½ can $29c Libby's Bartlett Pears No. 2 1-2 can $30c Taylor's Grated Pineapple, No. 2½ can $25c Florida Grapefruit per can 18c, 2 for $35c CANNED VEGETABLES Cocoanul, shredded per lb. Cocoa, 10c BORAH URGES SEN. WHEELER CLEARED WASHINGTON, May 20.—Defending Senator Wheeler, Democrat of Montana, against the charges that resulted in his indictment by a federal grand jury in Montana, Senator Borah, Rep. of Idaho, this afternoon announced he would ask the senate to endorse the action of a special investigating committee which absolved Wheeler of all wrongdoing. Borah gave a lengthy review of the committee's investigation and repeated his contentions that no charges were proven against Wheeler. "GRUNIONING" ON FOR THREE NIGHTS The many Anaheimers who went grunion hunting last night were disappointed, and no wonder! Tonight's the night. The little silversides will be swimming in tonight at 10:23, tomorrow night at 11:12 and Thursday night at nine minutes past midnight. Several parties are in formation for another hunt and many a breakfast table will be graced with the sweet little fishes. COOLIDGE BETTER WASHINGTON, May 20.—President Coolidge was almost completely recovered today from a severe cold which has kept him indoors several days. He met with the cabinet this morning, received the newspaper correspondents at noon and went for an auto ride in the afternoon. ENDORSE COOLIDGE BIRMINGHAM, Ala., May 20.—The state republican convention today instructed the Alabama delegation to support Coolidge and endorsed the administration. 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