oc-plain-dealer 1924-06-02

CLASSIFIED RATES 15c Per line, for 2 times; 25c Per line for 4 times, $1.00 per line per month. No charged ad accepted for less than 45c. Phone 161: No ad accepted nor canceled after $1 a.m. on day of publication. SOCIALISTS MAY CONTROL FRANCE PARIS, June 2 — After five years of nationalist government, France today is on the eve of a Socialist regime. Just as Premier Raymond Poincare and his cabinet quit, leaders of the left bloc (radical Socialists) met and demanded the resignation of President Millerand. Edouard Herriot, Socialist leader, who is slated to succeed M. Poincare, was quoted by the Martin as denouncing the terms of the loan received by France from the Morgan banking firm. Herriot was quoted as saying: "I learned that the Elysee Palace (the official residence of the president) and M. Francois Marshal, former minister of finance, not only pledged 528,000,000 gold francs fully to cover the loan, but in addition signed an agreement promising to balance the budget and effect other reforms of lesser importance. "It I should give my watch as security for a loan of equal value, I would consider a demand for supplementary security exorbitant." "The international bankers treated France as they would Turkey and M. Francois Marshal consented. The foreign office issued a communique denying Herriot's charge that France was bound up to the Morgan banking firm thru the credit created recently to aid the government in restoring the value of the franc. "The operation inaugurated March 11 can be closed up at any time without difficulty and without withdrawing gold from the vaults of the bank of France," said the communique. At this present moment the following news articles are published: BREA NEWS BRNA, June 2. (SpL)—Mr. and Mrs. Roy McMehon moved to Ventura last week from Brea. Mrs. J. A. Walz gave a dinner for Mr. and Mrs. J. M Ellenburger Sunday. They were transferred to Redondo Beach and will move there this week. Mr. A. H. Brown's mother from Los Angeles located on Ash-et will live in Brea. Mr. and Mrs. Herrick, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Gurley and Mr. and Mrs. Ward motored to Venice for the day Sunday. Mr. Ernest Everett visited friends in Los Angeles Saturday. Mr. Ed Peterken and family were Long Beach visitors Sunday. Mr. Glen Dunker is moving back to Brea from Long Beach Monday. Mrs Mabell Begart entertained to Sunday dinner, Mr. James Paragher and wife and son of Los Angeles, E. Harris, Mrs Robinson, and Mrs. Mugarge, and daughter, R. A. Kewish and wife from La Habra, Mrs. E. Holyoke of Huntington Park and Mr. and Mrs. Alva Rewish and little daughter from Huntington Park. Mr. and Mrs. Walz visited friends in Pomona Sunday evening. Millie McConnell with Miss Kath Thornton and brother, Oliver visited the latter's aunt, Mrs. T. W. Shirar Sunday to a good home clapped dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Sol Moran were visiting Venice with friends the first of the week. Mrs Anna Senman returned home af a few weeks at Cuenca, Mr. Seiman returned with her, he will go back there later. Mrs Mary Fields on S. Pomona HELP WANTED SALESMAN WANTED—To Fordson tractors, Std McGear authorized Ford dealer, Anahe HELP WANTED Sales representatives for town and county distributor, being appointed by Field Manager. New specialty. R sales. Exclusive territory. profits. See Mr. Jefferson, M day afternoon, Cooper Hotel, ts Ana. OPERATE your own magazine subscription agency; real fit; no investment. Ask for proposition to field managers, ing exclusive territory to authorized representatives. Sunset scripture Bureau Desk B. Fourth-st., San Francisco, largest wholesale subscription agency in the west. were Los Angeles visitors Wed day on business. Mr. George W. Wolfe and I son Tommy of La Habra were living in Brea Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Howard C. from Redondo Beach ways did guests this week at Mrs. M Roberts on S. Madrona-ave. Mr. and Mrs. V. Russell, dler, bois and son Ernest left day morning for a camping for several weeks to Snow Cre Mr. and Mrs. Abe Yost and children Carl and George with and Mrs. D. E. Price, mourn Kalebo n d Newport Sunday a room. The display of furniture, rugs from the Haris Furniture with the kiccorgarten held in the kindergarten room Laurel Heights school this was a credit to those who charge. The band of the P The foreign office issued a communique denying Herrlot's charge that France was bound up to the Morgan banking firm thru the credit created recently to aid the government in restoring the value of the franc. "The operation inaugurated March 11 can be closed up at any time without difficulty and without withdrawing gold from the vaults of the bank of France," said the communique. At this present moment the following fact may have some hidden meaning. The Japanese have their laws set so as to cut on the pull instead of on the push as in this country. LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE TO CREDITORS Estate of Minnie Estelle Wilson deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, by the undersigned administrator of the estate of Minnie Estelle Wilson, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased to file them with the necessary vouchers in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of the County of Orange, State of California, or to exhibit same with the necessary vouchers to the said administrator, at his place of business, to-wit the office of Wm. P. Webb Jr., Room 2 and 3, Odd Fellows Building, City of Anaheim, in the County of Orange, within four months after the first publication of this notice. Dated the 29th day of May, 1924. E. R. WILSON, Administrator of the Estate of Minnie Estelle Wilson; deceased. WM. P. WEBB, Jr. Attorney for Administrator. Published June 2-9-16-23-30. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Estate of Ernest Simpson Wilson deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, by the undersigned administrator of the estate of Ernest Simpson Wilson deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased to file them with the necessary vouchers in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of the County of Orange, State of California, or to exhibit same with the necessary vouchers to the said administrator at his place of business, to-wit the office of Wm. P. Webb Jr., Rooms 2 and 3, Odd Fellows Building, City of Anaheim, in the County of Orange, within four months after the first publication of this notice. Dated this 29th day of May, 1924. Mrs. McConnell with Miss Kuth Thornton and brother, Oliver visited the latter's aunt, Mrs. T. W. Shirar Sunday to a good home clinked dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Sol Moran were visiting Venice with friends the first of the week. Mrs. Anna Seeman returned home at a rew weeks at Cucumonga, Mr. Seeman returned with her, he will go back there later. Mrs. Mary Fields on S. Pomona entertained friends Sunday to a admiptions dinner, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wilson of Los Angeles and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Fernsworth of Anaheim. They know where to go to get a good meal. Mr. and Mrs. O. G. Hinds and their three children of Montebello were 6 o'clock dinner guests at the R. N. Danielle home Wednesday evening after luncheon Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Richey and family from the Stearnis lease joined them and a general good time was enjoyed. Mrs. J. R. Kewish underwent a very serious operation Tuesday at Fullerton hospital. She is doing nicely at this time. Mrs. George White and daughter Phyllis and her sister who has been visiting for the past two months in California, Mrs. Ed Wallensteine, will accompany her home in Arizona. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Mugrage and daughter Martha Hanna from Galva, Ill., and Mr. E. S. Robinson of Mortonville, Kansas, are visiting Mrs. Iabelle Kewis. They cance overland and will spend the summer in So Cal. Mrs. Emma Welsh of Los Angeles was a Brea visitor this week. Mrs. Geo. Henigan and daughter Helen were Sierra Madre visitor she latter part of week. Mrs. H. R. Williams was a Brea visitor the latter part of week. Mrs. John Weeks was a Brea visitor Monday from Thomas lease. Mrs. Servia Parkers, will take the place of Miss Orval Mitchell at the First National Bank. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Davis wore Les Angles visitors Monday. Mr. and Mrs. A. Mabos and son Chains of Whittier were Brea visitors Sunday evening. Mrs. Ernest Perry is better after a spell of illness. Miss Ruth Meshy had this misfortune to break her arm from a fall while spining. Mr. and Mrs. Chauney Roese of Bellflower spent Thursday night with the parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Danielle on S. Walnut et. Mr. and Mrs. I. Clarke visited in Long Beach Sunday at the home of Ed Prittichard and family. Mrs. Julie Whitings of Long Beach was a Brea visitor this week. Mrs. Earl Petty and her twins Mr. and Mrs. Abe Yost and children Carl and George with and Mrs. D.E.Price, mansion Ealbon and Newport Sunday at noon. The display of furniture, rugs from the Harris Furniture with the kindergarteners held in the kindergarten room Laurel Heights school this was a credit to those who charge. The band of the Fifth high furnished music that the evening, also punch was made by the teachers Program. Yountsey sang several numbers Miss Caplin favored with solo; Murry Sisters gave a duet; Miss Book was the keeper principal of Brea grand school. A miscellaneous shower given at the Campbell homo honor of Miss Orval Mitchell was the recipient of many giftes Those present Missa Margaret Corlett, Nellanel, Florence Bahue, L.Ball, Thelma Kinder, Betty Mayes, Corveria Parker, Meade Elva Mitchell, Geo.Gesme Agnes Campbell and Miss Campbell. The ladies of the Congregational church Guild will hold the day meeting and put luck d June 18 at the church parlor. Mrs. R.G.Russell will give entertainment at the Church next Tuesday evening the purpose of assisting them buy their phono. Several attended the Red lodge in Santa Ana given encampment in honor of Palmer of Orange who was ed grd warden of the Lodge the latter part of the Three from Brea were Mess H.Eplain,H Heartfield and Elder. Several of the school tenent repeat the week end at Camp H.Misses Dorothy Porter, Elmer er.Dorothy Ros,Ruth Garand Constance Kaplan. Mesdanes George Whitney W.Williams were Santa Anitaitors early part of week. Mr.Severison was in Santa on school business Monday. Mr.sand Mrs.F.Bickle and Geo.Gray picnicked in Santa Conyon early part of week. Mr.Jack Collins and Fa.of the Portland Colton Comes were business visitors in side and Escondido Monday. Mesdames Davis and I were at tails Zeppenfeld hotel Anaheim Sunday. Mrs Salveson entertained day to dinner Mr. and Mrs.. against the said deceased to file them with the necessary vouchers in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of the County of Orange, State of California, or to exhibit the same with the necessary vouchers to the said administrator at his place of business, to wi, the office of Wm. P. Webb, Jr., Rooms 2 and 3, Odd Fellows Building, City of Anaheim, in the County of Orange within four months after the first publication of this notice. Dated this 19th day of May 1924. E. R. WILSON, Administrator of the Estate of Ernest Simpson Wilson, deceased. WM. P. WEBB, Jr. Attorney for Administrator. Published June 2-9-16-23-30. BUSINESS CLASSIFIED FIRESTONE AND OLDFIELD TIRES Bicycle and Motorcycle Repairing and Welding W. H. Boon 147 So. Los Angeles St. BLACKSMITHING AND HORSE SHOEING Oxy-Acetylene Welding J. E. Gatewood, Richfield PANTOMIME by J. H. Striebel Several Brea folk attend district annual convention Whittier Tuesday. Brea pageant called "Winning J" which pleased the audience Mrs. R. C. Russell gave her fine selections in which need no comments. Mr. and Mrs. Tuzler friends in Brea Thursday Fullerton. Mr. and Mrs. G. Gheen who joiced to have R. L. Gheen and Mrs. Marian A. Smith daughter from Ontario for week-end. Mrs. Sarah Richards of side will spend Sunday with sister Mrs. C. R. Mortifield Pomona-ave. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Schy visited the latter's parent Hollywood Monday. Mrs. Fred Gleve from Idaho dated Wednesday at Mrs. fields, will locate in Santa Ana. Lloyd Crabill who was his playing hall, over right end several stitches taken nicely. Mrs. Forest Bain entered HELP WANTED MAN WANTED—To sell on tractors. Sid McGraw, sized Ford dealer, Anaheim. HELP WANTED representatives for every and county distributor, now appointed by Field Sales Center. New specialty. Rapid Exclusive territory. Big See Mr. Jefferson, Montereyoon, Cooper Hotel, San-L. ATE your own magazine scription agency; real prof-io investment. Ask for our position to field managers, giv- exclusive territory to author-representatives. Sunset Sub-ion Bureau Desk B, 460 st., San Francisco, (the last wholesale subscription in the west.) Los Angeles visitors Wednes- on business. George W. Wolfe and little cousin of La Habra were visi- in Brea Wednesday. and Mrs. Howard Conner Redondo Beach were dinner this week at Mrs. M. P. tts on S. Madrona-save. and Mrs. V. Russell, daugh- and soil Ernest left Fri-morning for a camping trip several weeks to Snow Creek. and Mrs. Abe Yost and two men Carl and George with Mr. Mrs. D. E. Price, motorized to a old Newport Sunday after- display of furniture, and from the Harris Purgiture Co. the kindergarten rooms in the kindergarten rooms in Heights school this week a credit to those who had use. The band of the Puller- NEW TODAY WANTED—Experienced arm waitress. Inquire Walnut Cafe. $3000 TO LOAN on good security. Address Box-M-100, Plain Dealer. FOR SALE—Piano box and crat- ing lumber Phone 761-J-1. USED AUTOS Motor Sales Co. IN CORPORATED Re-conditioned USED CARS '23 SPORT BUICK TOURING $1400 '23 SPORT BUICK TOURING $975 '23 SPORT BUICK TOURING $950 '22 FOUR CYL. BUICK SEDAN $800 '22 FOUR CYL. BUICK TOURING $650 '20 SIX CYL. BUICK TOURING $475 '19 SEVEN PASS. BUICK TOURING $500 '23 FORD TOURING $335 '22 FORD COUPE $375 '22 FORD TOURING $250 '22 CHEVROLET TOURING $250 '21 FORD $125 NEW TODAY FOR SALE OR TRADE—Improved property in Anaheim for Vancouver property. For partic- ulars, write Box 2-H, Plain Dealer. PASTURE—For cattle and horses. P. J. Weisel, La Habra, Calif.; phone Whittler L-741. FOR SALE—Six-room house; kept location; small cash pay- ment, balance like rent. Box W., Plain Dealer. WANTED — Girl for general homework, Call 949-R. FOR RENT The Anaheim Concordia Park for picnic purposes, with or without hall. Address F. Halbert, Box 755, City, or Inquire at Hall. WANTED TO EXCHANGE—25 photograph records for other selections. Phone 524-J. PAINTING, TINTING AND PA-PERHANGING—Henry Hellaberg, 1194's W. Center-st, Anaheim. FOR SALE—Cheap, 1917 Buick; in good condition; quick sale, $150. Inquire Box D.B., Plain Dealer. HAVE good opening for man out of work with capital less than $200. Permanent and profitable. Box 20 care Plain Dealer. RANCHERS, NOTICE We deliver 12c gasoline any- where in the county. Guaranteed straight run gasoline. Special prices to ranchers on western oils. Quick service. WEAVERS SERVICE STATION 428 S. Los Angeles St. Anaheim. Phone Anaheim 662-W. FOR RENT—APART COME to the Colonial the most modern single- ble apts; continuous light and gas furnishhe low summer rates. Colo- 149 North Lemon. FOR RENT—Close-in ed 4-room flat; hardwec modern; garage. Apply iges, 724 E, Broadway, Beth. FOR RENT—Double Apt., upstairs, with gas S. Clementine. Phone sts. Asa H. Sqlier. FOR RENT—Large court duplex; only month; water paid. W Reality Co., Golden Blu FOR RENT TRANSIENT ROOMS LIVE AT THE HOTEL ANGE AT REDUCED SUMMER The finest fireproof hotel in Orange co. Be by, social hall and luxuriously furnished complete with maid m phone, light, hot and gas, steam heat, and Display of furniture and miscellaneous shower was at the Campbell home in the Orval Mitchell who the recipient of many bequests. Those present were Margaret Corlett, Nell Sorrell, Florence Babac, Lucille Thelma Kinzler, Bettie M. Cervera Parker, Meadames Mitchell, Geo. Gesson, and Campbell and Miss Effie Bobell. Ladies of the Congregational Hotel will hold all time-ting and pot luck dinner 4th at the church parlor. R. G. Russell will give an entertainment at the Christian next Tuesday evening for purpose of assisting the C. E. their piano. Several attended the Rebekah in Santa Ana given by the impment in honor of C. A. Carter of Orange, who was elected warden of the Grand lute part of the week. From Burn were Mesdames Glia, H. Heartfield and Sarah R. Severson was in Santa Ana school business Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Whitmer enjoyed trip at Arlington Heights part of the week. Mr. ad Mrs. P. Bickle and Mrs. Gray picnicked in Santa Ana on early part of week. Mr. Jack Collins and Farebell the Portland Colton cement Co. business visitors in Oceanand Escordillo Monday. Mesdames Davis and McVoy at tails Zeppenfeld home inheim Sunday. Salveson entertained Sunntown Mr. and Mrs Julius Display of furniture, and miscellaneous shower was at the Campbell home in the Orval Mitchell who the recipient of many bequests. Those present were Margaret Corlett, Nell Sorrell, Florence Babac, Lucille Thelma Kinzler, Bettie M. Cervera Parker, Meadames Mitchell, Geo. Gesson, and Campbell and Miss Effie Bobell. Ladies of the Congregational Hotel will hold all time-ting and pot luck dinner 4th at the church parlor. R. G. Russell will give an entertainment at the Christian next Tuesday evening for purpose of assisting the C. E. their piano. Several attended the Rebekah in Santa Ana given by the impment in honor of C. A. Carter of Orange, who was elected warden of the Grand lute part of the week. From Burn were Mesdames Glia, H. Heartfield and Sarah R. Severson was in Santa Ana school business Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Whitmer enjoyed trip at Arlington Heights part of the week. Mr. ad Mrs. P. Bickle and Mrs. Gray picnicked in Santa Ana on early part of week. Mr. Jack Collins and Farebell the Portland Colton cement Co. business visitors in Oceanand Escordillo Monday. Mesdames Davis and McVoy at tails Zeppenfeld home inheim Sunday. Salveson entertained Sunntown Mr. and Mrs Julius Display of furniture, and miscellaneous shower was at the Campbell home in the Orval Mitchell who the recipient of many bequests. Those present were Margaret Corlett, Nell Sorrell, Florence Babac, Lucille Thelma Kinzler, Bettie M. Cervera Parker, Meadames Mitchell, Geo. Gesson, and Campbell and Miss Effie Bobell. Ladies of the Congregational Hotel will hold all time-ting and pot luck dinner 4th at the church parlor. R. G. Russell will give an entertainment at the Christian next Tuesday evening for purpose of assisting the C. E. their piano. Several attended the Rebekah in Santa Ana given by the impment in honor of C. A. Carter of Orange, who was elected warden of the Grand lute part of the week. From Burn were Mesdames Glia, H. Heartfield and Sarah R. Severson was in Santa Ana school business Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Whitmer enjoyed trip at Arlington Heights part of the week. Mr. ad Mrs. P. Bickle and Mrs. Gray picnicked in Santa Ana on early part of week. Mr. Jack Collins and Farebell the Portland Colton cement Co. business visitors in Oceanand Escordillo Monday. Mesdames Davis and McVoy at tails Zeppenfeld home inheim Sunday. Salveson entertained Sunntown Mr. and Mrs Julius Display of furniture, and miscellaneous shower was at the Campbell home in the Orval Mitchell who the recipient of many bequests. Those present were Margaret Corlett, Nell Sorrell, Florence Babac, Lucille Thelma Kinzler, Bettie M. Cervera Parker, Meadames Mitchell, Geo. Gesson, and Campbell and Miss Effie Bobell. Ladies of the Congregational Hotel will hold all time-ting and pot luck dinner 4th at the church parlor. R. G. Russell will give an entertainment at the Christian next Tuesday evening for purpose of assisting the C. E. their piano. Several attended the Rebekah in Santa Ana given by the impment in honor of C. A. Carter of Orange, who was elected warden of the Grand lute part of the week. From Burn were Mesdames Glia, H. Heartfield and Sarah R. Severson was in Santa Ana school business Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Whitmer enjoyed trip at Arlington Heights part of the week. Mr. ad Mrs. P. Bickle and Mrs. Gray picnicked in Santa Ana on early part of week. Mr. Jack Collins and Farebell the Portland Colton cement Co. business visitors in Oceanand Escordillo Monday. Mesdames Davis and McVoy at tails Zeppenfeld home inheim Sunday. Salveson entertained Sunntown Mr. and Mrs Julius Display of furniture, and miscellaneous shower was at the Campbell home in the Orval Mitchell who the recipient of many bequests. Those present were Margaret Corlett, Nell Sorrell, Florence Babac, Lucille Thelma Kinzler, Bettie M. Cervera Parker, Meadames Mitchell, Geo.Gesson,and Campbell and Miss Effie Bobell. Ladies of the Congregational Hotel will hold all time-ting and pot luck dinner 4th at the church parlor. R. G. Russell will give an entertainment at the Christian next Tuesday evening for purpose of assisting the C.E.their piano. Several attended the Rebekah in Santa Ana given by the impment in honor of C.A.Carter of Orange who was electrd warden of the Grand lute part of the week. From Burn were Mesdames Glia,H.Hearfield and Sarah R.Severson was in Santa Ana school business Monday. Mr. and Mrs.Witmer enjoyed trip at Arlington Heights part of the week. Mr.ad Mrs.P.Bickle and Mrs.Gray picnicked in Santa Ana on early part of week. Mr.Jack Collins and Farebellthe Portland Colton cement Co.business visitors in Oceanand Escordillo Monday.Mesdames DavisandMcVoyattailsZeppenfeldhomeinheimSunday.SalvesonentertainedSunntownMr,andMsJulius Display of furniture, and miscellaneous shower was at the Campbell home in the Orval Mitchell who the recipient of many bequestsThose present were Margaret Corlett,Nell Sorrell,Florence Babac,Lucille Thelma Kinzler,Bettie M.Cervera Parker,Meadames Mitchell,Geo.Gesson,and CampbellandMiss Effie Bobell.LadiesoftheCongregationalHotelwillholdalltime-tingandpotluckdinner4thatchurchparlor.R.R.GussilsonentertainedSunntownMr,andMsJulius SEATTLEJune2.-WatterHarriscaptainandownerofthe65-footgasboatGeorgia,plyingbetweenPortOrchardandtheBremertonnavyard.ismissingattetheformerportandisbelieveddeadfromanexplosionwhichcompletelywreckedhis boatandcausedslightdamagetonearbuildingslastlastnight.ThebootwasberhedataportOrcharddockwhentheexplosionrockedthetown,blowingtheboattobits,damagingtheplierandshatterwindowsinthemainbusinessstreet.CaptainHarriswastheonlypersonaboardsofarisknown.MAYNEEDOFFICIALCOUNTINDIANAPOLISJune2.-TheofficialcountofthevoteforpresidentoftheInternationalTypographicalUnionmaybe necessarybeforeitisdefinitelylearnedwhohasbeenchosenpresident.CharlesP.H.wardincurrent,saidtodayonthebasisincompletereturns.Reportsfrom76localsgaveHAVEgoodopeningformanoutofworkwithcapitalless than$200.Permanentandprofitable.BOX20carephailm dealer12cgasolineanywhereinthecounty,Guarantedstraightrungasoline.Specialpricesranchersowinter oils.Quietservice.WEAVERS SERVICESTATION428S.LosAngelesSt.AnaheimPhoneAnaheim662-W.FORSALE—Radio,长 distancetypewithallaccessories,包括latest cabinet， loudspeaker;must sellat once120So.West street.FORSALE—Twofoxterriperpups1214Diamond-st.FORSALE—Stonetomatoplants33per thousand.J.W.Phelpa,cor.OrangethorpeandSpadraFullerton.LOST—AtAnahaimLandingSundayladies’yellowgoldwristwatch;reward.FinderpleasecallAnaheim584-J orat117E.Sycamore-st.FORSALE—Four-roomhouseandgoodgarageonG&L lease;750=200down,tosteasyterms.K.L.Sellers.LOST—Beaton territorial,male;answersto nameof“Billy”;darkmistinganybrindler;whitecheedefeltwithsomewhiteonface;diamondonbackofhead;shortscrewtail;collarwithpadlock;reward.Phone580-R.WANTED—Girlforkervicehouseworkandcareofchildren.Phone775-W.$58BUYS—Slightlyusedphonograph;costnew$175;25recordincluded.Pay$1week.Dapz162W.Center.FORSALE—Newbarloyhay,fillgrown;$28perton,delivered.PhoneFullerton172-R-3.WANTED—To careforchildrenbydayorhour/reasonablerates.$81So.Claudina.WANTED—Gasrange;mustbeingoodcondition.Mrs.M.GillisBox37LosAlamitos.FORSALE—Small.refrigeratergoodcondition,$8.Callat$57NoLemon.PIANOS—About25usedandshop-wornplanes,playersandgrands.$72,$97,$132,$148,$187,$183,$218andupincludingseveralofverybestinakes.Termsaslowas$1perweek.orwillrent.Danz162W.Center.FORSALE—Small.refrigeratergoodcondition,$8.Callat$57NoLemon.PIANOS—About25usedandshop-wornplanes,playersandgrands.$72,$97,$132,$148,$187,$183,$218andupincludingseveralofverybestinakes.Termsaslowas$1perweek.orwillrent.Danz162W.Center.FORSALE—Small.refrigeratergoodcondition,$8.Callat$57NoLemon.PIANOS—About25usedandshop-wornplanes,playersandgrands.$72,$97,$132,$148,$187,$183,$218andupincludingseveralofverybestinakes.Termsaslowas$1perweek.orwillrent.Danz162W.Center.FORSALE—Small.refrigeratergoodcondition,$8.Callat$57NoLemon.PIANOS—About25usedandshop-wornplanes,playersandgrandes.$72,$97,$132,$148,$187,$183,$218andupincludingseveralofverybestinakes.Termsaslowas$1perweek.orwill rent.Danz162W.Center.FORSALE—Small.refrigeratergoodcondition,$8.Callat$57NoLemon.PIANOS—About25usedandshop-wornplanes,players和grandes.$72,$97,$132,$148,$187,$183,$218andupincludingseveralofverybestinakes.Termsaslowas$1perweek.orwill rent.Danz162W.Center.FORSALE—Small.refrigeratergoodcondition,$8.Callat$57NoLemon.PIANOS—About25usedandshop-wornplanes,players和grandes.$72,$97,$132,$148,$187,$183,$218andupincludingseveralofverybestinakes.Termsaslowas$1perweek.orwill rent.Danz162W.Center.FORSALE—Small.refrigeratergoodcondition,$8.Callat$57NoLemon.PIANOS—About25usedandshop-wornplanes,players和grandes.$72,$97,$132,$148,$187,$183,$218andupincludingseveralofverybestinakes.Termsaslowas$1perweek.orwill rent.Danz162W.Center.FORSALE—Small.refrigeratergoodcondition,$8.Callat$57NoLemon.PIANOS—About25usedandshop-wornplanes,players和grandes.$72,$97,$132,$148,$187,$183,$218andupincludingseveralofverybestinakes.Termsaslowas$1perweek.orwill rent.Danz162W.Center.FORSALE—Small.refrigeratergoodcondition,$8.Callat$57NoLemon.PIANOS—About25usedandshop-wornplanes,players和grandes.$72,$97,$132,$148,$187,$183,$218andupincludingseveralofverybestinakes.Termsaslowas$1perweek.orwill rent.Danz162W.Center.FORSALE—Small.refrigeratergoodcondition,$8.Callat$57NoLemon.PIANOS—About25usedandshop-wornplanes,players和grandes.$72,$97,$132,$148,$187,$183,$218andupincludingseveralofverybestinakes.Termsaslowas$1perweek.orwill rent.Danz162W.CENTER.FORSALE—Small.refrigeratergoodcondition,$8.Callat$57NoLemon.PIANOS—About25usedandshop-wornplanes,players和grandes.$72',$97,$132,$148,$187,$183,$218andupincludingseveralofverybestinakes.Termsaslowas$1perweek.orwill rent.Danz162W.CENTER.FORSALE—Small.refrigeratergoodcondition,$8.Callat$57NoLemon.PIANOS—About25usedandshop-wornplanes,players和grandes.$72',$97',$132',$148',$187,$183,$218andupincludingseveralofverybestinakes.Termsaslowas$1perweek.orwill rent.Danz162W.CENTER.FORSALE—Small.refrigeratergoodcondition,$8.Callat$57NoLemon.PIANOS—About25usedandshop-wornplanes,players和grandes.$72',$97',$132',$148',$187,$183$, Mr. and Mrs. Whitmer enjoyed visiting part of the week. Mr. and Mrs. F. Bickle and Mrs. Gray pinched in Santa Anza early part of week. Mr. Jack Collins and Farebell Portland Colton Cement Co. business visitors in Oceanland and Escadido Monday. Susan Davis and McVoy at tale Zeppelin home inhelm Sunday. Mrs. Salveson entertained Sunny dinner Mr. and Mrs. Julius Zelazel from Montebello. Frank and wife Mrs. Fred Twilt daughter of Long Beach. Mr. Sig Salvesen and W. E. of Fullerton were Brea visit Thursday on business. Mr. and Mrs. El Potterkin entered Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hennann and Mrs. Sayles and others at Moroso, Los Angeles latter of week. The Brea Pythian Sisters visited Tustin Pythian Sisters latpart of work. Those in attendance were Maudmes Salreson, Olmstead, Elmer Gurley and A Ball program and refreshments were in order. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Harbert and Jack of Fullerton were Sunny dinner guests at Mr. and Mrs. Hartfields. Several Brea folk attended the annual convention at Tustin Tuesday. Breu put on a joint called "Winning Japan," which pleased the audience and R. G. Russell gave two of fine selections in reading need no comments. Mr. and Mrs. Tozier visited bands in Breu Thursday from Tustin. Mr. and Mrs. Gheen was reed to have R. L. Gheen and son Mrs. Marian A. Smith and neighbor from Ontario for the end. Ms. Sarah Richards of River will spend Sunday with her Mr. Mrs. C. R. Mortifield on Sionona-ave. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Schwaltzer died the hutter's parents in Hollywood Monday. Mr. Fred Glews from Idaho visited at Mrs. Heartls will locate in Santa Ana. Lloyd Crablill who was hit while ling hall, over right eye and several stitches taken is domicile. Mrs. Forest Bain entertained shattering windows in the small business street. Captain Harris was the only person aboard so far is known. MAY NEED OFFICIAL COUNT INDIANAPOLIS, June 2.-The official count of the vote for president of the International Typographical Union may be necessary, before it is definitely learned who has been chosen president, Charles F. Heward, incumbent, said today on the banks of incomplete returns. Reports from 76 locals gave Howard 18,284 and James M Lynch of Syracuse 15,575. Mr. and Mrs. A. R Burns at Costa Meza from Bren early this week. Mrs. A. E Lynes spent latter part of week with daughter, Mrs J. E Christian at Lang Beach. Mrs. Alford Bech of Stearns lease visited at Mr. and Mrs W D Casner's Sunday L A Sayox spent Wednesday and Thursday at Beaumont at W H Walkins on business. Mr. and Mrs C H Woodruff were dinner guests of Mr Joe Haller at Annandale County club Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs Claud Moyers were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs L A Sayles on E Birch-st. Mrs I C Miller of Anaheim spent Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs Fied Casner. Mrs Howard Waggener with Mrs Lucretia Plunge were Anaheim visitors Friday night. The Misses Hazel and Sarah Wallenhur accompanied the orchestra Thursday evening and played for the P-T A meeting and Sunday evening they played at Bob Sithler's church in Los Angeles. Miss Sarah favored the audience each evening with one of her saxophone solos. Wednesday evening the Coalingo party held their meeting in Craig hall. The hostesses were Mesdames C M Trinelln, Fred Smallay, Walter Horr, O A Crispen, George Whitmer, and Miss Dashner of Long Beach. About 40 present. Whist was the center attraction. Miss Hall got first prize and Mrs A A Craig of Long Beach the consolation. A plate lunchroom was served, Spanish hash, combination salad, strawberry short cake with whipped cream. The next meeting will be given June 25, at Long Beach Country club house. FOR SALE—Small refrigerator; good condition, $8 Call at 857 No Lemon. PIANOS—About 25 used and shop-worn pianos, players and grands, $72, $97, $132, $148, $187, $183, $258 and up, including several of very best makes.Terms as low as $1 per week or will rent Danz, 162 W Center. FOR RENT—Four-room unfurnished stucco duplex; most modern up-to-date; rent reasonable 715 No Lemon-st Court. $252 BUYS—$400 piano outfit, including brand new upright piano, polychrome piano lamp and shade, duet-bench and velour bench cushion. Pay $2 per week Only a few left. Danz, 162 W Center. BUSINESS CARDS ALL KINDS OF HEALING done at reasonable rates.Moving a specialty: 615 East Center-st; phone 946-J. McDOWELL TRUCK & TRANSFER CO. PAINTING, PAPERHANGING & TINTING—Paul Reuter & Co., phone 441, Anaheim. M.EUGENE DURFEE ARCHITECT Phone 692, New Kraemer Bldg.Anaheim, Calif. 5¼ PER CENT MONEY I will loan your money on your land in Iowa, Nebraska, South Dakota, Kansas, Illinois, or any other Middle Western State, or I will purchase your mortgages or other securities.J.G.BONE, 556 Markwell building, Long Beach, phone 819-78. "COMPOSITION" DRAINBOARDS Floors and bath tubs enclosed; wood drain boards covered at low cost; careful workmanship; best materials; estimates gladly furnished.W.M.Davis.Call at Sidnam Realty Co., 122 So,Lemon; phone 219. FOR RENT—New with garage.Inquire Phone 737-J. FOR RENT—On the town,新 modern flipped living room large bath; hardwood flair and garage; new score 747 N.Lemon; phone FOR RENT—Furniture apt.at $35,including water; partial jas tile bath; large dreathorothy modern.Applier Bldg., adjoining FOR RENT—3-room apt,and bath; built light and water free.berta-st. FOR RENT—4-room furnished or unfurnished fine location.Applier Book Store. YUNGBLUTH APART West Center.Best cation in city.Spec rates by day,week in FOR RENT—205 S.Citron,a real up-to-date place in features;hardwood box built in;summer phone 399-R. FOR RENT—Spacious room apartments,floors.all modern continuous hot water laundry facilities,h gas and Anaheim neatified free.Garage ed.2 blocks from C alehm's shopping district to bushes.Wekk rates.Inquire McFK 205 W.Chestnut.No or call 1072W. FOR RENT—Furnished to $85 per month.per week.Mrs.W Chartres. FOR RENT—Garage Lemon.Phone 161- Real Estate and Rentals FOR RENT—APARTMENTS COME to the Colonial Apts. for the most modern single and double apts; continuous hot water, light and gas furnished at very low summer rates. Colonial Apts., 149 North Lemon. FOR RENT—Close-in unfurnished 4-room flat; hardwood floors; modern; garage. Apply on premises, 724 E. Broadway. Mrs. McBeth. FOR RENT—Double furnished Apt., upstairs, with garage, 215 S. Clementine. Phone 838-M. SEE the attractive single apartment at Biltmore where deeding; home-like atmosphere a feature; ideal location. Biltmore Apartments, op. Elks Club. FOR RENT—Apt. at Stewart Apts., 112 N. Emily st. FOR RENT—3-room furnished apartment, also 4-room unfurnished close in, modern, reasonable rates, corner Chartres and Emilysts. Asa H. Squier. FOR RENT—Large new roomy court duplex; only $32.50 per month; water paid. W. J. Jewell Remell Co., Golden State Bank Blvd. FOR RENT TRANSIENT ROOMS AND APTS. LIVE AT THE HOTEL ANGELINA AT REDUCED SUMMER RATES The finest fireproof apartment hotel in Orange co. Beautiful lobby, social hall and roof gardens; luxuriously furnished apartments, complete with maid service; telephone, light, hot and cold water, gas, steam heat, and laundry for FOR RENT—HOUSES FOR RENT—3-room modern house, large breakfast nook and garage, 515 E. Broadway. FOR RENT—New 5-room modern house, 708 N. Sabina-st. Phone 1066 or inquire 712 N. Sabina-st. FOR RENT—Small 3-room furnished house and bath, 426½ So. Helena St. FOR RENT—4-room house and bath; garage, 427 No. Philadelphia. Inquire 202 No. Olive. FOR RENT—Four rooms, unfurnished, with garage; across from the park, 406 No. Lemon. Phone 562-J. FOR RENT—4-room house in bungalow court. Rent reasonable. Inquire at 116 E. Center-st. Fred Schneider. FOR RENT—New modern 3-room furnished bungalow; nicely located; garage, 1118 Pearl-st. FOR RENT—3 furnished house keeping rooms, $25; adults, 226 E. Adelae. FOR RENT—6-room duplex, all built ins, gas range, 3 bedrooms, hardwood floor thruout. Garage, 209 S. Citron-st. NEWLY furnished 3-room and bath bungalow in attractive court. Call at No. 5, 412 North Claudia-st. FOR RENT—Furnished 4-room modern house. Inquire 427 So. Helena. FOR RENT—4-room house and garage, 400 So. Olive. FOR RENT—New duplex and garage, 4 large room, breakfast REAL ESTATE FOR SALE FOR SALE—Four-room house and good garage on G. & L. huse; $759; $299 down; rest easy terms. K. L. Sellers. SACRIFICES Fine res lot, best district; for sale less than cost price; big fruit trees. Five-room modern home; for sale or trade; will take anything; owner must go east. 139 So. Los Angeles-st; phone 23. BUNGALOW SPECIAL New 8-room Spartan stucco; just completed; finished in select gum; buffet, fireplace, bookcase, writing desk; all paperedy ball; and启蒙 closet; tile bath and kitchen; garage; paved street; real bargain; will accept good trust deed, or high-class auto as part payment. STIVER BROS. 24 American Ave., long Beach. MUST be sold at once: 5-acre bearing orange; K-room house; price, $14,500; half cash. Box 201, Plain Dealer. FOR SALE — Modern 5-room house; close in, 209 East Broadway. FOR SALE — Modern bungalow, with built in features, garage. Paved street. Near schools, $500 down. Bargain. 220 N. Citron-st. FOR SALE — Modern 5-room bungalow like new, at a price that will sell. $290 S. Pam-st. FOR SALE — 1-1-4 acres near boulevard, $950; 2-1-2 acres with 3-room house $8750. Excellent for poultry or truck. L. D. Larson with Harry F. Diarker. Realtor, 119 N. Los Angeles-st. FOR SALE — New three room col FOR RENT TRANSIENT ROOMS AND APTS. LIVE AT THE HOTEL ANGELINA AT REDUCED SUMMER RATES The finest fireproof apartment hotel in Orange co. Beautiful lobby, social hall and roof garden; luxuriously furnished apartments, complete with maid service; telephone, light, hot and cold water, gas, steam heat, and laundry for linens included. Transient, weekly and monthly rates. Corner of Philadelphia and E. Center. Phone 1200. FOR RENT—Neat new duplex apartments for $30.00 per month at 410 S. Philadelphia-st. Apply to Apt. 11. FOR RENT—3-room furnished Apt. with breakfast neck. A matte water heater, oak floor throughout. New furniture. Garage. $40. Inquire 211 I-2 S. Citron-st. FLATS FOR RENT—Furnished 3 rooms and bath; hot water; gas and light. Phone $32-J. Inquire 325 S. Claudina-st. FOR RENT—Three rooms and bath; laundry trays; unfurnished. 423 No. Philadelphia. Inquire at 202 N. Olive. FOR RENT—Four rooms, nicely furnished; 404 No. Lemon, across from park. Phone $62-J. FOR RENT—116 S. Onve: 3-room apartment, with garage, laundry room; free water and Anaheim's best daily paper; adults only. Inquire at 225 E. Wilhelmina-st. FOR RENT—Four-room furnished and unfurnished apts.; water paid; daily paper furnished; rents on a new basis. Apply Apt. 14. Marita Court, 118 N. Claudine-t. FOR RENT—Modern airy Apt. single and double, everything furnished. Hot water. Rents reduced. Roberts Apts. Center Lemon and Center; phone 953; also garage for rent, call same number. FOR RENT—New 4-room duplex with garage. Inquire 742 N. Olive. Phone 737-J. FOR RENT—On the best street in town, new modern flats, furnished and unfurnished; dining room, living room, large kitchen and bath; hardwood floors throut and garage; new scale of rents. 747 N. Lemon; phone 994-J. FOR RENT—Furnished single apt at $35, including light, gas. NEWLY furnished 3-room and bath bungalow in attractive court. Call at No. 5, 412 North Claudina-st. FOR RENT—Furnished 4-room modern house. Inquire 427 So. Helena. FOR RENT—4-room house and garage. 400 So. Olive. FOR RENT—New duplex and garage, 4 large room, breakfast room, closet bed, laundry tray, hardwood floors, all built-in features, shade trees, flowers, quiet place. 721 S. Helena-st. FOR RENT—3-room house and garage. 208 S. Clementine. RENT - MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT—Front office; $25 per month. 148 Weat Center-st. PIANOS RENTED — Players, grands, $2 a mo., and up; rent can apply on purchase later. Dang, 162 W. Center. FOR RENT—Dandy building in rear of Wardrobe clothing store; suitable for shop or warehouse; $20 month. Wilson-Bever, 148 W. Center-st; phone $399-K. FOR SALE—Team of horses, wt. 1300 lbs. harness, wagon and farm implements, 1 l-2 dozen Ancona heus, Brunswick and records, some furniture and Mason jars. J.F.Beam, Hansen Station on P.E. FOR RENT—Office in front of grocery store. 116 N. Los Angeles-st. FOR RENT—APARTMENTS FOR RENT—2-room furnished apt. 131 W. Chasties. Phone 170-W. FOR RENT—Beautiful furnished Apts. Summer rates $30 and up. Unclear new management. Shaw Apts. Phone 785-J. FOR RENT—Newly renovated Apt. on W.Broadway, furnished or unfurnished, very reasonable. Phone 82-M. FOR RENT—4-room unfurnished flat. 406 N.Lemon, or ph.$662-J. COMING DOWN! All the apartments in the Wilson-Bever Bldg. $40 NOW $30 $35 NOW $25 With garage if desired; continuous hot water; breakfast nook; tile sink and bath screen downing porch; strictly modern.Wilson-Bever Bldg., 148 W.Center-st. PLUMBING PIPE! PIPE! PIPE! Pipe out to order. Wholesale pipe yard. $15 N.Los Angeles-st. FIVE FOOT TUBS,$24.SG; tortiles $5; large skis $5; chute combination $25.No.180 water heater $19.$15 N.Lo geses-st.Andale. D.F.MURPHY—Practical ber and gas fitter..138 Melrose;phone 1095. WANTED WINDOW and woodwork ing; also general housecleaning.Walter Kynast, phone 595-M. YOUNG WOMAN wishes housework a few hours Close in.Phone $38-M. WANTED TO BUY—Valor angles; we pay cash or credit guaranteed advances payments; will start packing; clean oranges Monday.May 12.Call or phone N.H.Beeh.Andale office phone 101.resident Orange 250.or Fred G.Beeh.Andale phone Anahela 346.W.Amplated Orange Distribution,county Cypress and Atchison-uts. WANTED—Laundry washing: 70 pieces for $1.All over in a room.Also plain sewing.$16 N.LonePhone 1113... MISCELLANEOUS PIANO like now.Fullerton,Harry Fellings,Nelson Muskins.$257 BUYS=$800 Acollan waterer-plane.modern case and almost like new.bench and rolls $$ not plush included.lonly $2 per week or will re.Dana.I62 W.Center. FOR SABE-Genuine reeds go-carts like new.cost-sacrifice for $8.50.read thru FOR RENT—New 4-room duplex with garage. Inquire 742 N. Olive. Phone 737-J. FOR RENT—On the best street in town, new modern flats, furnished and unfurnished; dining room, living room, large kitchen and bath; hardwood floors throughout and garage; new scale of rents. 747 N. Lemon; phone 594-J. FOR RENT—Furnished single apt., at $35, including light, gas and water; partial janitor service; tile bath; large dressing room; thorougly modern. Apply 202 Kraemer Bldg., adjoining City Hall. FOR RENT—3-room furnished apt. and bath; built-in features; light and water free. 129 E. Alberta-st. FOR RENT—4-room flat, furnished or unfurnished; modern; fine location. Apply Weber's Book Store. YUNGBLUTH APARTMENTS, 147 West Center. Best central location in city. Special summer rates by day, week or month. FOR RENT—In beautiful Oreoma Court, 206 S. Citron, court No. 2; a real up-to-date place; all built-in features; hardwood floor; ice box built in; summer rates. Telephone 399-R. FOR RENT—Spacious 3 or 4 room apartments, hardwood floors, all modern conveniences, continuous hot water, excellent laundry facilities, light, water, gas and Anaheim newspapers furnished free. Garage space provided, 2 blocks from Center-st. Anaheim's shopping district, convenient to busses. Weekly or monthly rates. Inquire McFarlane Apts. 205 W. Chestnut. Near Lemon-st. or call 1072W. FOR RENT—Furnished Apt. $15 to $85 per month. Rooms $3.50 per week. Mrs. Winn, 116 W. Chartres. FOR RENT—GARAGES FOR RENT—Garage. 516 South Lemon. Phone 161-J. COMING DOWN! All the apartments in the Wilson-Bever Blvd. $40 NOW $30 $35 NOW $25 With garage it desired; continuous hot water; breakfast nook; tile sink and bath; semi-snowing porch; strictly modern. Wilson-Bever Blvd., 148 W. Center-st.; phone 399-R. FOR RENT—ROOMS FOR RENT—Front bedroom; close in; to lady, 211 North Claudina. FOR RENT—Rooms, men only. 120 East Alberta. FOR RENT—Rooms with private bath, day, weekly or monthly rates. Inquire McFarlane Apts. 205 W. Chestnut, near Lemon-st., or call 1072-W. FOR RENT—Sleeping room for 1 or 2 gentlemen, private family, close in. 407 E. Center. FOR RENT—2 furnished rooms, bath and sleeping porch; garage, gas light and water furnished, $24, 120 No. Topeka. TIME TABLE A. T. & S. P. R.R. In effect February 17, 1924 Texas to Los Angeles *No. 79 ... 6:08 A.M. No. 71 ... 11:28 A.M. **No. 73 ... 4:50 P.M. *No. 75 ... 8:52 P.M. Trains to San Diego No. 78 ... 1:56 A.M. ***No. 72 ... 10:94 A.M. No. 74 ... 3:46 P.M. No. 76 ... 6:47 P.M. Through sleepers to Denver, Kansas City and Chicago. ****Through sleeper to Chicago and Grand Canyon connection. **Houston, Galveston, Texas and New Orleans connection, and Phoenix connection. G. A. WALKER, Agent. MISCELLANEOUS PIANO like new. Fullerton, Hairy Fellings, Nelson Mead. $257 BUYS—$800 Acollan Music-piano, modern case and almost like new; bench and rolls $8 not dulce included; only $2 per week or will cost Dana, 162 W. Center. FOR SALE—Genuine reed go-carts like new; cost $3.50; reed glass gold and blue suitable for car wash or sun parlor; cost $40 will cost $12. Inquire 440 W. Malvern Fullerton. $188 BUYS—Fine toned piano; may $5 per unit $5 playals rolls and brakes installed; cost $900. Dana, 762 W. Center. FOR SALE—Low parity; porcelain handmade diffusion; reasonable Philadelphia. POULTRY WANTED—Poultry F.R.E.W. Pohlman, TR2 WITH ME. ANAHEIM FEED AND FUEL CO. HAY, GRAIN, FEEDS PER TILIZERS POULTRY SERVICES, SPRATS AND INSECTICIDES, WOOD, COAL. Public Weight Masters 242 W. Center St., Phone 212 Anaheim, California. RANCH SUPPLIES FOR SALE—Record box w/ orange tread, W.G. Bentley, I mile south Glenn ave.; phone Placentia 189. FOR SALE—Valle trees, 50c., I.A.C., Park, I 1-3 mile thorpe ave. FOR SALE—Sweet Wm., A.Mayer, EPhone 508-W. Don't borrow your neighbor's AVOCADO seed hair brush, he may have trouble each. S.L., phone Placentia.