oc-plain-dealer 1924-06-26

SWEETHEART SAYS YOUNG LOEB SANE CHICAGO, June 26—Lorraine Nathan, 20, avowed sweetheart of Richard Loeb, who will answer with his university pal, Nathan Leopold, Jr., to the charge of murder of Robert Franks, today appeared on summons at the state's attorney's office and declared her belief that Loeb was sane. Her belief was seconded by her mother, Mrs. Jennie Natman, and her 14-year-old sister, Rosalind. Miss Nathan broke down when Loeb confessed the killing and left Chicago for a rest. DELAY HEARING IN PHONE RATE CASE LOS ANGELES, June 26—Such a mass of evidence, both for and against the application of the So. Calif. Telephone Co. to increase rates of service in Los Angeles and vicinity, has been submitted to the examiners of the state railroad commission that an adjournment for 90 days was ordered by that body after a brief hearing today. During that time the commission will examine evidence and arguments submitted. Salesman—Plain Dealer Class Ad. Far OUTSELLS all other brands WHY? BUENA PARK BUENA PARK, June 26—(Spl.) Mr. and Mrs. John Page and family saw "Girl Shy" at Fullerton Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Horn and family returned Tuesday from their vacation at Lodi. David Hasson of Huntington Beach is visiting his grand parents, Dr. and Mrs. D. W. Hasson. Miss Jean McGill won first place in woman's singles at the tennis tournament at Fullerton Monday. Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Bixby, Mrs. M. S. Berkey, Miss Hattie Stanley and Mrs. L. E. Berkey were Fullerton visitors Tuesday evening. Mr. Wylie A. Magruder has bought the Buena Park News. Mr. Magruder is a newspaper man from Bellflower. Earl Dow and family, Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Jackson and Zoe Jackson spent Sunday at Huntington Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Marford of Pomona were Sunday guests at the Pritchard home. The H. E. Warren family have returned from a week's visit to their cabin at Strawberry Flats. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Allen attended a West Virginia picnic and reunion, Saturday at Sycamore Park. Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Nutall and daughter and their guests, Mr. and Mrs. Brady spent Sunday at Long Beach. Murph Osborn's new home in the Callaway addition is nearly ready for occupancy, Mr. Hawkins finished the painting and tinting on Monday. Mrs. Russell Beach has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Emmett Bush in Hollywood, Mr. and Mrs. Bush are the proud parents of a new daughter. The ditch digger is at work on Grand-ave. It is expected that the pipe will all be laid for the new water system in six weeks. L. J. Robeson and family will leave Thursday morning for a thirty day trip to Denver. Mrs. L. E. Dodd and Mina Lee came own from Hemet Monday and went back Tuesday night. At least sixteen hopefuls receive votes on the first ballot for presidential nominee in Democratic national convention in New York. Fourteen of them are "favorite sons," each ha OUTSELLS all other brands WHY? NEW SOLES FOR WORN OUTS Don't trot around with badly tattered soles. Bring your worn shoes to us and we'll put them in step with the new ones. We make a specialty of using high grade oak soles. Ladies' fine foot work our specialty. East Side Shoe Rebuilding Shop EMIL TITTMAN, Prop. 313 E. Center St. Mrs. Russell Beach has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Emmet Bush in Hollywood, Mr. and Mrs. Bush are the proud parents of a new daughter. The ditch digger is at work on Grand-ave. It is expected that the pipe will all be laid for the new water system in six weeks. L. J. Robeson and family will leave Thursday morning for a thirty day trip to Denver. Mrs. L. E. Dodd and Mina Lee camed own from Hemet Monday and went back Tuesday morning. Mrs. Anna Gross and family went with them to stay during the fruit season. Mrs. J. E. Wright motored to Redondo Wednesday for a birthday party in honor of her aunt. Mrs. Howard Keyser of Canton, Ohio, has been the guest of Mrs. J. F. Huguenot, Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Huguenot and Mrs. McGregor and their guest Mrs. Keyser, motored to Orange Co., Park. Mrs. William Webb of Conshohacken of Pennsylvania and Mr. Robert McCrosson are visiting Mrs. John Robertson, Sr. Bertha Robison visited her sister Mrs. C. A. Porter of Fullerton Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Stanford and Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Middleton attended a Ku Klux Klan meeting at Whittier Monday night. Mrs. J. H. Koch of Los Angeles visited Mrs. J. A. Kane, Saturday. Miss Florence Schofield was a Fullerton visitor Saturday evening. Mrs. S. F. Hilginfeld was the Orange-co, Clerical Society representative at the Water and Power Commission at the Farm Bureau rooms at Santa Ana. J. R. Schofield attended a public utility meeting at Huntington Beach Wednesday fornoon. In the afternoon he met another committee at Sanat Ana. Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Murch and Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Murch of Anaheim attended the Ku Klux meeting at Whittier. Mr. Geo. Hardin was a business visitor to Los Angeles Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Follis had the following guests Sunday night Truly Original Novelties in Our New Linen PUT ON SALE, IS REALLY OVERFLOWING WITH THINGS THAT ARE UNUSUALLY NOVEL YET USEFUL AND "PRACTICAL NOVELTIES" WE CALL THEM. SURELY LEFTED IN AT LEAST SOME OF THE POLLOWING FOR YOUR GIFTS: BUCILLA PACKAGE OUTFITS THE NEW ASSORTMENT OF THIS POPULAR LINE, WHICH PUT ON SALE, IS REALLY OVERFLOWING WITH THINGS THAT ARE UNUSUALLY NOVEL YET USEFUL AND "PRACTICAL NOVELTIES" WE CALL THEM. SURELY SETED IN AT LEAST SOME OF THE FOLLOWING FOR GIFTS: Decorative Pieces and Novelties for the 5206 Pure Oyster Linen 5-Pc. Luncheon Set consisting of 36 in. Cover and 4 Tea Napkins as illustrated $2.00 5208 3-Pc. Buffet Set of Pure Oyster Linen to match Luncheon Set $1.15 5233 34 in. Round Centerpiece, tinted on Tan Bucilla Weave. For self color embroidery. (See illustration below) $1.75 5222 2.Oval Hot Plate Dollies, 6x10 and 8x12, as illustrated. Hem-stitched, pads included, set ... $1.00 Of course you know each package is complete, including, beside the stamped piece, sufficient Bucilla Guaranteed Washfast Cottons to complete the embroidery, a detailed lesson chart which greatly simplifies the work, and a needle of just the proper size. Come in for a circular illustrating and describing the complete line or let us mail you one. See Our Window Display The S. Q. R. Store SIXTEEN CERTAIN OF DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENTIAL VOTES least sixteen hopefuls will live votes on the first ballot presidential nominee in theocratic national convention New York. Fourteen of these "favorite sons," each having gan, 30; Senator Oscar Underwood of Alabama, 29; Governor George S. Silzer of New Jersey, 28; Senator Carter Glass of Virginia, 24; Governor Jonathan M. Davis of Kansas, 20; John W. Carter Glass; 2—Albert Q. Ritchie; 3—John W. Davis; 4—Homer S. Cummings; 5—Willard Saulsbury; 6—Oscar Underwood; 7—Samuel M. Ralston; 8—William G. McAdoo; 9—John R. Kendrick; 10—Woodbridge N. Ferria; 11—Al Smith; 12—Jonathan M. Davis; 13—Joe T. Robinson; 14—George S. Silzer; 15—Charles W. Berger; 16- At least sixteen hopefuls will give votes on the first ballot presidential nominee in theocratic national convention New York. Fourteen of these "favorite" ones each having delegation of his state urged to him. These "favorite" ones: Senator Joe T. Robin-of Arkansas, 18 votes; James Bor of Ohio, nominee in 1920, votes; Senator Samuel M.aton of Indiana, 20; Senatorbridge N. Ferris of Michl-gan, 30; Senator Oscar Underwood of Alabama, 29; Governor George S. Silzer of New Jersey, 28; Senator Carter Glass of Virginia, 24; Governor Jonathan M.Davis of Kansas, 20; John W.Davis of West Virginia, former ambassador to Great Britain, 16; Governor A.C.Ritchle of Maryland, 16; Governor Charles W.Bryan of Nebraska, 16; Homer S.Cummings of Connecticut, former chairman of the national committee, 14; Willard Sanisbury THE HOTEL VALENCIA Stephens, San Diego; W. Susse, Coshoenet, O.; J.C.Har-K.A.McComber and R.L.Ieman, Los Angeles; E.Bruns-and Vincent Laumerster, Francisco; D.F.Bacheller,and A.Porter,Taft. IF. HOTEL, FULLERTON Walter and W.M.MacDon-San Diego; E.B.Dreyfus,Mateo; J.R.Sherman,Loses; D.W.Neyer,Santa Bar-E.W.Crell,Long Beach; Donnelly,Pasadena; C.V.rand V.Zitterman,SanBerno; F.W.Moore,Redlands; D.Meinerey and J.iville,SanBernardo. and Mrs.Charles Jolly of Laand Mr.Guy Brown of La James Watkins, son-in-law of Wilson was badly hurt in an attack in the oil fields near Beach and is now at the Sea-sospital at Long Beach. and Mrs.Will Brady were guests of Mr. and Mrs.Nutall. cooked food sale to be given Christian Endeavor Society held in Mr.Warren's new room at the corner of Ninth and ave. Saturday morning. 50,000 ACRES OF FOREST LAND BURN SAN FRANCISCO, June 26. More than 50,000 acres of field and forest land in Santa Clara-co, lies desolate today, with prospects that as much again will be burned over as hundreds of fire fighters, handicapped by the recent drought, vainly seek to stem one of the most disastrous fires in 50 years, which is now threatening historic Lick Observatory, on Mount Hamilton. The Santa Clara conflagration, a solid wall of fire more than 15 miles wide, is but one of a dozen sweeping thru various parts of the state, but half of which are under control. Thousands of volunteer fire fighters are being rushed to the various localities. COED SUICIDE LOS ANGELES, June 26. Suffering from ill health caused by overstudy, Martha Knieker-bocker, pretty U.of S.C.student, shot and killed herself here today while standing within a few feet of her mother and father. Luigi,Curci,first husband of Mme.Amelit a Galli-Curci,died recently. LA HABRA LA HABRA, June 26.(Spl.) Members of the social section of the Woman's club enjoyed an outing at the summer cottage of Mr. and Mrs.Walter Hole at Balcony Beach Saturday. A picnic lunch was served at noon, after which a dip in the ocean was enjoyed by the party. Members present were,Mr. and Mrs.R.E.Launer and sons,and Mmes.W.L.York,C.L.crumrine,W.L.Rhodes,D.DeGray,A.Linadell,H.H.Walling,Auna Brookhaoser,J.W.Marks of Fullerton,J.C.Yumsden and Mrs.Wellins. Mrs.Frank Durbaugh and daughter,Helen have been spending the past two weeks with Mrs.Durnbaugh's parents,Mr. and Mrs.J.I Ansley. Mr.Durnbaugh motored from Chula Vista and spent the week end at the Ansley home. Miss Cleo Layne spent the week end with Mrs.John Terry of Los Angeles. The last card party that will be given this year by the social section of the Woman's club was held at the club house Friday afternoon. 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Phillaps and daughter, Margarette, and Mrs. M. F. Davis, attended the Southern California Editorial Ass'n outing held at Catalina Island over the week end. The party enjoyed a banquet at the St. Catherine Hotel on Fridday. La Habra people who attended the yearly meeting of the Friends church held in Whittier Sunday were Rev. and Mrs. Blaine Brunner, who were visiting at the Garretson home, Mr. Brenner was a delegate from his church in Orland. Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Garretson, Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Carey, Mrs. Mary Clark, Mrs. Jennie Cramer, Mrs. Sarah Wilbur, Mrs. Milton Keeler and Miss Alma Wilbur. A family reunion of the Eva Cook family was held at the R. I. Morris home in Whittier Sunday, in honor of Gerald Arnold, who graduated this term from the college at Haverford, Penn. A delicous dinner was served on the lawn after which the evening was spent in music and chatting. Mr. Perrar and Roy Morris were school chums of the young Arnold, Quests from La Habra were, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Morris, Mr. and Mrs. J., Morris and two sons, Mr. Roy Morris of Los Angeles, Mr., and Mrs. Clen Arnold and the honoree Gerald Arnold, Mrs. Eva Cook and daughter, Retta. Other guests were, Mr. and Mrs. Hal Perrar of Alhambra and Mr. and Mrs. J. Jesup and daughter Helen of Redondo Beach. NETOS LEADS 2:1 FARGO, N.D., June 26.-Incomplete returns from state primary show Governor Nestos, running for re-election on the Republican ticket, elading two to one over his nearest rival. Plain Dealer Classified Ads produce results. Try this medium. 26-inch Staple A gingham at a 27-inch Apron G quality in a fui different sizes 27-inch Dress G plain colors, a price, Yd. 28-inch Cheviots for men's shirt 32-inch Amoskeen quality. Yd. 32-inch H. 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If the road is thoroly graded and oiled and not gravelled, the county will have to wait for six months or a year before doing anything. If, on the other hand, it gravels the read now while it is torn up, much time will be gained, because the paving will have to have a gravel base anyhow, whether asphalt or concrete. The gravel cannot be piled on top of a hard oiled surface, but the latter will have to be torn up again. Supervisor W. M. Schumacher has in his district only the small section from Ball-rd north to the city limits. It has not yet been oiled, but will be soon. MINISTER GIVES BURGLAR BEATING LOS ANGELES, June 26—May Pietsche is in the county jail here today waiting trial on a burglary charge and is nursing a sore jaw. Pietche, who is alleged to have attempted to steal $250 from the office of the First Congregational church was chased by the pastor, the Rev. John Leadingham, and given a sound beating. NAB PUGILIST AS HOLDUP SUSPECT LOS ANGELES, June 26—Korfangan, a pugilist known as Knockout Kelly, was held here today in connection with the recent holdup of Police Judge Growford. A NATION-WIDE INSTITUTION — J.C. Penney Co. Incorporated 475 DEPARTMENT/STORES 236 W. CENTER ST. ANAHEIM, CALIF. There Is Ample Proof of the Unfailing Superiority of J. C. Penney Co. Quality! You can buy at this Store positively assured of receiving the utmost satisfaction from the service your purchases will give. For 21 years, this has been the enjoyment realized by patrons of this Company. There is Ample Proof of the Unfailing Superiority of J. C. Penney Co. Quality! You can buy at this Store positively assured of receiving the utmost satisfaction from the service your purchases will give. For 21 years, this has been the enjoyment realized by patrons of this Company. If it were not so, would it today be the World's Largest Chain Department Store Organization? If it were not so, would it have grown from one small Store in 1902, to a Nation-Wide Institution of 475 Department Stores in 1923? If it were not so, would it have been possible for its annual business to increase in less than a quarter of a century, from $28,898 to over $50,000,000? If it were not so, would it be reasonably sure of doing the stupendous business in 1923, of approximately $65,000,000? If it were not so, would it today be the choice of more than a million families in 33 States? If it were not so, would it have sold nearly 1,404,000 pairs of men's overall in 1922, and 2,534,087 pairs of shoes, and 2,672,835 yards of percale, and 1,225,000 hair nets and other goods in equally large quantities? If it were not so, would it enjoy the indisputable leadership in the mercantile field it does today? No, indeed! 26-inch Staple Apron Check Gingham, a good gingham at a low price. 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