oc-plain-dealer 1924-06-06

UNITED THEATRE THE LEST STREET TONIGHT AND TOMORROW THE MAN WHO KNOWS NO FEAR IN A ROMANCE OF THRILLS, LAUGHTER AND LOVE “LET’S GO” The speediest, most exciting entertainment of the season POP TUTTLE COMEDY "ONE HORSE PLAY" CHILDREN'S SURPRISE MATINEE SATURDAY PRICES 10c., 25c., 35c. COMING SUNDAY AND MONDAY Whittier’s Famous Poem “The BAREFOOT BOY” Featuring FRANKIE LEE, JOHN BOWERS, SYLVIA BREAMER, TULLY MARSHALL and MARJORIE DAW FILM STAR WILL COME SATURDAY Margaret Livingston, prominent motion picture star, who is costarring with Lila Lee and James Kirkwood in “Wandering Husbands” will pass thru Anaheim Saturday and stop at the local Piggy Wiggly Store at 12 o'clock noon Saturday, on her way to the opening of the new Piggy Wiggly Store at Orange and demonstrate how to shop the Piggy Wiggly way. The Orange store is the 32nd in this chain operated from the Los Angeles office. Miss Livingston will drive from Los Angeles with the Piggy Wiggly officials on Saturday DAWES PLAN ONLY SALVATION NOW BERLIN, June 6.—Acceptance of the Dawes reparation plan means not only the salvation of Germany but a relaxation of political tension through the world, Foreign Secretary Gustav Stresemann told the reichstag in a ringing speech this afternoon. In urging acceptance of the Dawes plan, Stresennann declared it would save the Rhineland "from anarchy and chaos." The fate of the Marx cabinet was hanging in the balance when the reichstag met. It was expected that the government could be saved from defeat only by the government parties introducing a “qualified” vote of approval. “LET’S GO” FAST MOVING PICTURE “Let's Go,” starring Richard Talmadge, which will open at United Theater tonight and continue tomorrow, can easily be termed the fastest-moving picture of the season. The star assuredly covers more ground than any other one in motion picture. Richard Talmadge has an extremely pleasing personality, one that will register with everyone who views this picture, and he performs stunts which for the thrilling quality cannot be compared with anything else that the screen offers. Nonchalantly he steps from the sill of a third-story window and lands in an auto ride the curb below; he dashes along on a motorcycle and takes a flying leap on it through a postboard; not satisfied with this jump from a vladict onto a moving freight train at a height of at least 50 feet; then 100 feet above the street level he takes a flying leap from house to house across an opening 20 feet, to say nothing of leaps and from moving buses, on and off, towering hawsms and a thrilling jump from a moving freight train. starring with Lila Lee and James Kirkwood in "Wandering Husbands" will pass thru Anaheim Saturday and stop at the local Piggy Wiggly Store at 12 o'clock noon Saturday, on her way to the opening of the new Piggy Wiggly Store at Orange and demonstrate how to shop the Piggy Wiggly way. The Orange store is the 32nd in this chain operated from the Los Angeles office. Miss Livingston will drive from Los Angeles with the Piggy Wiggly officials on Saturday morning. She is very prominent in motion pictures, playing leads and heavies for five years. Among the pictures in which she has appeared are: "Lying Lips," "Robin, son Crune," "Social Buccaneer," "The Leather Punthers," "Water, Water Everywhere," "House of a Thousand Candles," "Colorado Plucks," "Loves Whiripool." Miss Livingston is famous as one of the most beautiful girls in pictures. She has suburn hair, which photographs black, and appearing dark eyes. The majority of her roles on the silver sheet have been vamp parts. Piggy Wiggly opened their Anabeim Store, Saturday, May 18th. CALIF. HOTEL, FULLERTON H. D. Cohen, Los Angeles; Geo. J. Lufkin, St. Louis; R. F. Weed, Eugene, Ore.; H. F. Beiler, Riverside; W. H. Keim, Willows, and George Oldridge, Pomona. INSURGENTS LOSE BELGRADE, June 6.—Albanian insurgents have defeated the government forces in a six hour battle near Tirana, the capital, according to a report from Sutari today. Communication with Tirana has been cut off. The Albanian government is said to be concentrating ten thousand troops in the Elbassan area for operations against the southern insurgents, meanwhile attempting to open negotiations with the northern rebels. Plain Dealer Classified Ads produce results. Try this medium. ANNOUNCING NEW OWNERS Flentge Drug 237 E. Center St. Phone 75 SELLS TO Flentge Drug 237 E. Center St. Phone 75 SELLS TO Jackson Drug Successors to Flentge Drug Co. A STATEMENT This is to announce to my friends that I have purchased the Flentge Drug Co., with which I have been associated since its opening in Anaheim a year ago. I will endeavor to maintain the same high standard of service that this store has been noted for, the high quality drugs, sundries and supplies. I will be pleased to serve you. EARLE T. JACKSON To my friend In selling out I wish to state to you enjoyed the pleasure have existed between time here, and I th age. Having sold who has been assoc opening of the st to recommend this Jackson Drug Successors to Flentge Drug Co. 37 E. CENTER ST. PHONE 75 GO” FAST MOVING PICTURE FAIRYLAND BOOKS GREAT OFFERING Another big surprise bill is booked for the Fairyland Theater, Saturday and Sunday with Harry Carey in “The Lightning Rider” as the main feature, a red-blooded story of the west with all the thrills, action, romance and courtesy of the ‘Old Days.’ Carey takes a dual role and keeps the interest alive throughout. Another big feature is the vaudeville, two big acts that will more than please: Williams and Elmo in “A Musical Comedy Couple” offer several music and non-sensical numbers that should make an instant hit. Curt Galloway, “One of the 400” offers a hundred laughs in 14 minutes and that’s that. A clever comedy, “Hold Everything,” and the first episode of the new Pathe Serial, “The Leatherstocking,” conclude a very desirable program. Three performances each day, 2:30, 6:45 and 8:45. Admission, children 10c and 25c. LOANS 60% of present market value of any active listed or unlisted stock loaned quickly. No red tape or delay. Loans can run for three or six months. WE OFFER (Subject) 40 Julian pfd. $21.50 20 Julian com. 20.50 20 Julian pfd. 31.50 3 Poster & Kleiser pfd 85.00 100 Moreland pfd 6.50 20 Doble Steam 5.00 3250 Harvey R & W ...06½ 1500 Port Lobos .25 15 Snowolene Oil .15.00 5 Twin Bell 22.50 2000 West Chemicals .18 20 Star Petro. 3.50 25 Star Motors¹ .625 25 Lincoln Mtg H LA HABRA LA HABRA, June 6.—(Spl.)—Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Walker entertained at dinner Monday, their guests were Mr. and Mrs. Gay of Los Angeles. Dinner guests at the J. L. Balcom home Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. James Smith and family of Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. Otis Scott and family and Mr. and Mrs. Otto Gardner of Whittier enjoyed a picnic lunch and swim at Laguna Beach Sunday. Mrs. John Akers, Mrs. M. F. Davis, Mrs. Charley Varney and Mrs. W. L. York attended the state convention of the Woman’s club at Pasadena Saturday. Lester Proud of Los Angeles was a visitor in La Habra Friday. Wilbur Proud and Lester Kenney spent Sunday fishing off Long Beach. Twelve fine barcuda were brought back by the party. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Goodell motored to Beaumont Sunday. Mrs. B. S. Roberts presided over a chicken dinner at their home Sunday, when she entertained in honor of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. White who arrived in La Habra last week from Oklahoma. Baskets of roses made a very attractive centerpiece for the table around which was seated the following: Mr. and Mrs. J. T. White, Mrs. Foster of Los Angeles, Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Mills and Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Roberts and family. Gilbert Proud the small son of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Proud has been quite ill for the past few days. Mrs. C. L. Crumrine entertained at her home Thursday evening in honor of the birthday anniversary of her husband. The evening was spent in playing cards with high honors going to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hole. A delicious lunch con was served the guests after the games. Her guests included: Mr. and Mrs. Dale King of Fuller-Sturgeon offer three 5x8 valued at $10. The Paint and Paper Co.’s Surprise Bill at Californi from the sill of a third-story land and lands in an auto at below; he dashes along motorcycle and takes a fly on it through a poster not satisfied with this he from a viaduct onto a mov- train at a height of at feet; then 100 feet above level he takes a flying house to house across 20 feet, to say nothaps and from moving bug- and off, towering hay- and a thrilling jump from of a moving freight train of a rope which he and which leaves him dizzily in the air. There are enough death- stunts performed to suf- ture an evening's entertain- or anyone, "Let's Go" does be to depend upon these at the story is a charming re- of the neer-do-well son of businessman who finally good against odds that give any man a great bat- is laid in a small town to our hero comes to investi- ce of his father's business. How he straightens these practically turns the town out and finally wing the ho has captured his heart, one of the most pleasing days seen at the United Army excellent cast supports Talmadge. Elleen Perey is the girl, and Tully Mar- the mayor of the town. Leonards and Co. Stocks and Bonds 228-229 Spurgeon Bldg. Santa Ana Phone 2390 Virden Packing Vanderbilt Na Julian Units Sun Oil Union Mtg Texcal W. Auto Sup. W Star O & R Samson Tire Nat. Lif Pres. Twin Bell We are active in all markets Mrs. E. Cornwell and Elmer who spent the winter in California where they were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Aereley, left Friday for their home in Minn. Rev. and Mrs. Henry Stransberg of Santa Paula, spent the week end with Mrs. Stransberg's father E. E. Proud. Mrs. B. C. Chambers and children are ill with the measles. Mrs. J. A. Edwards spent Friday with her sister at Torrence. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Stewart will leave the last of the week for Texas. Mrs. Charley Varney spent the week end with her sister in Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Espolt spent the week end at Newport Beach. Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Henbest and Mrs. U. R. Phillips were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Luther Cannon at their home in Compton Sunday. A party from La Habra motored to Morena Valley Friday where a picnic lunch was enjoyed. Included in the party were Mr. and Mrs. J. T. White, Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Mills and Mrs. B. S. Roberts and children. Mrs. Jennie Maddock is spending a few days with Mrs. L. W. Person at her home in Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Campbell entertained at dinner Sunday their guests included Mr. and Mrs. Ralph King of Los Angeles and Mrs. Campbell's father, J.C.Dunbar of San Dimas who spent the week end at the Campbell home. James Hart is spending a few days with relatives in Kern county. Mrs. H. Wilson and son Robert motored to Claremont Friday, where they visited with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hart left Saturday for Cabazon, Calif., where Mr.Hart will be in business. Mr. and Mrs. Root of Redondo Beach spent the week end at the home of Mr. and Mrs.Ray Fisher of North College avenue. Bert Glazier and Grant Sherman spent the week end at Big run for three or six monta- WE OFFER (Subject) 40 Julian pfd... $21.50 20 Julian com... 20.50 20 Julian pfd... 31.50 3 Poster & Kleiser pfd $5.00 100 Moreland pfd ... 6.50 20 Doble Steam ... 5.00 2250 Harvey R & W ... 06½ 1500 Port Lorobus ... 25 10 Snowolene Oil ... 15.00 5 Twin Bell ... 22.50 2000 West Chemicals ... 18 20 Star Petro... 3.50 25 Star Motors ... 6.25 20 Lincoln Mtg.U ... Bld 1660 San Martines ... .65 20 Vanderbilt News ... Mkt 625 Calinw Oil ... 20 1000 Nat.Security ... 09 1000 Seape L.A.Pr... 35 100 Lincoln Mtg.Pfd... 7.00 1000 Nat.Life Pres... 10 40 Imp.Cot.M.pfd ... Bid WE WILL BUY (Subject) Virden Packing Vanderbilt Na Julian Units Sun Oil Union Mtg Texcal W Auto Sup.W Star O & R Samson Tire Nat.Lif Pres.Twin Bell We are active in all markets Leonards and Co. Stocks and Bonds 228-229 Spurgeon Bldg. Santa Ana Phone 2390 Compton Field WELL OUT The general outline of ductive area of the Compton) field seem pretty well defined. The week the General Petrol Corporation suspended open the Austin well drilled feet and will await field justifying resume drilling.The Union Oil dena Land Syndicate passed the 6400-foot mash not found anything like oil.The Chase O 5100,the Davis-Macmillan at 5385,and the Julian M Corporation's Pico well have suspended operate will lie idle until some found that looks like it the southwestern section Domingues field an oil The Rosecrans area no Domingues field is rapid on the appearance of an Leasing is still at fever major part of the effort put on the formation of city leases for the Howe site section of the Athlet Conspicuous in the lead the community lease work agents of George Fe Get is making a big effort together the small proper of the Howard Townsite serve the oil lands and mash the money both for hit land owners.I If Getting he will have performed lasting service for the oil Among new con get wells underway in Drug Co. Anaheim Drug Co. Drug Co. To my friends and patrons--- In selling out my interests in Anaheim I wish to state to you that I have thoroughly enjoyed the pleasant business relations that have existed between us during my short time here, and I thank you for your patronage. Having sold out to Earle T. Jackson, who has been associated with me since the opening of the store, I feel only too glad to recommend this new firm. MAX FLENTGE Drug Co. Drug Co. ANAHEIM, CALIF. James Hart is spending days with relatives in Kern county. Mrs. H. Wilson and son Robert motored to Claremont Friday; where they visited with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hart left Saturday for Cabazon, Calif., where Mr. Hart will be in business. Mr. and Mrs. Root of Redondo Beach spent the week end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Fisher of North College avenue. Bert Glazier and Grant Sherman spent the week end at Big Bear. Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Ritch spent Friday at Forest Home. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Barker and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Prince returned Sunday from Forest Home where they spent the week-end. COMING TUESDAY! A SENSATION! "PLASTIGRAMS" DON'T MISS THEM! CAUTION Caution is unnecessary when you choose CRESCENT ICE CREAM. It's delicious flavor—its wonderful food value are recognized factors. When the time comes for you to decide on the ice you will serve, select CRESCENT, because its the CRESCENT CREAME COMPANY URPRISE BILL AT CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1924 CALIFORNIA Phone 758 GIFT NITE THE JEWEL BOX Rope of Pearls, val..... $25.00 Gent's Watch Chain..... 5.00 GEO. B. PECK Al. Roaster $6.35 Casserole and Frame, val. $4.00 HEYING'S Military Brushes, value ..... $6.25 Toilet Water, value ..... $2.50 HUNT & TELLAM Boy's Shoes, $5.00 Girl's Shoes, $5.00 BETZOLD STUDIO Three 5x8 Photos, value ..... $10.00 LEE'S SERVICE STATION Two Orders Gas; 25 gallons each ANAHEIM PAINT COMPANY Storm' ... $15.00 Off Painting, 'The' ON THE SCREEN— ROBERT SERVICE'S "THE SHOOTING OF DAN McGREW" with BARBARA LA MARR, LEW CODY and PERCY MARMONT "WILLIAM TELLS" (Telephone Series, No. 6) California News Flashes Theatre Flowers, Courtesy Flower Shop Fairyland Saturday and Sunday SCREEN— some early if you want seats among the many gifts are an aluminium roaster, valued at $6.35 and a casserole and frame valued at $4.00 from George B. Peck and Heying's Drug Co. offers a set of military brushes, $6.25, andillet water valued at $2.50. Hunt and Teilam present a pair of boy's and a pair of girl's shoes, each valued at $5.00. Lee's Service station, donates two 25-gallon oranges of gasoline. The Betzold studios offer three 5x8 photos, valued at $10. The Anaheim Saint and Paper Co. offers an oil painting, "The Storm" valued at $15, and last but not least, the Jewel Box presents, as the capital prize, a rope of pearls, valued at $25, and a gentleman's watch chain, valued at $5. On the screen, we have no other than the famous poem, "The shooting of Dan McGrew" from the "Spell of the Yukon" by Robert Service, starring Barbara La Marr, Lew Cody and Perey Marmont. "William Tells" the 6th episode of the Telephone Girl Series, concludes a very satisfactory bill. COMPTON FIELD WELL OUTLINED The general outline of the productive area of the Dominguez (Compton) field seems to be pretty well defined. This last week the General Petroleum Corporation suspended operations on the Austin well drilled to 5492 feet and will await field developments justifying resumption of drilling. The Union Oil Co., Gardena Land Syndicate well has passed the 6400-foot mark and has not found anything that looks like oil. The Chase Oil Co., at 5100, the Davis-Macmillan Oil Co., at 5385, and the Julian Petroleum Corporation's Pico well, at 4861, have suspended operations and will lie idle until something is found that looks like it will make the southwestern section of the Dominguesz field an oil field. The Rosecrans area north of the Dominguesz field is rapidly taking on the appearance of an oil field. Leasing is still at fever heat, the major part of the efforts being put on the formation of community leases for the Howard townsite section of the Athens field. Conspicuous in the leadership of the community lease work are the agents of George Fe Getty. Getty is making a big effort to get together the small property holders of the Howard Townsite and conserve the oil lands and make a little money both for himself and the land owners. If Getty succeeds he will have performed a real and lasting service for the oil industry. Among the new companies to get wells underway in the RoseCalifornia News Flashes Theatre Flowers, Courtesy Flower Shop Fairland Theater Anaheim Saturday and Sunday VAUDEVILLE WILLIAMS&ELMO "Musical Comedy" CURT GALLOWAY "Last of the 400" Comedy—"Hold Everything" THRILLS! ACTION! See the first episode "Leatherstocking" A Frontier Serial PRICES—10 and 25 CENTS SHOWS—2:30, 6:30, 8:30 AGREE TO END WAR CONSTANTINOPLE, June 6. An agreement to put an end to hostilities between French and Turks on the Syrian frontier has been reached by General Billotte, the French commander, and the Turkish governor, it was learned today. The agreement assures security and order. The trouble arose over the Turks' resentment against the French mandate authorities and their refusal to pay taxes. Pour oil over that mosquito breeding pool and watch the calming of the troubled water. Wrestling! Fullerton Club, FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 8 p.m. Fred Mortersen (CHAMPION OF DENMARK) VS. Ray Zimmer (FORMER LIGHT-HEAVYWEIGHT OF U.S.) Best 2 out of 3 falls to a finish Fred Mortersen (CHAMPION OF DENMARK) vs. Ray Zimmer (FORMER LIGHT-HEAVYWEIGHT OF U.S.) Best 2 out of 3 falls to a finish 3 GOOD PRELIMINARY BOXING BOUTS Ladies Free except to Reserved Section Admission $1.00; tax 10c.; Total $1.10 Reserved Seats $1.65 Dare Devil Stunts at— GARDEN GROVE—SUNDAY, JUNE 8th Wing Walking (By AUGGY PEDLAR) See Dare Devil Kohl —make his famous 5000-foot drop from plane. Airplane stunts all day. Watch Auggy on upper wing while airplane is stunting.