oc-plain-dealer 1924-06-30

ARTISTS TUBBY Try This on Your TURING WORLD With a bottle of ink and a barrel of syrup starry Cunning and Herbert Winners of Santa Clara, youths still in their terms, are hosting their war around the world. Most of their expenses they hope to pay by cartoon work. Both have done considerable work on the San Jose Mercury-Herald and other papers. Cunning displays a scrapbook half full already of cartoons, ephemera, photos of movie stars, etc. They spent three or four days in Hollywood. Cunning started a month ago and worked southward to Ensenada. Winter began the trip a week ago, meeting his chum at Long Beach. Much of the work they do is for the luncheon clubs. Recently Cunning entertained the San Diego Kiwanlans. At the outset they appeared before the Order of DeMolay at San Jose. They also do commercial cartoons. At Long Beach they turned out a quantity of work for the Virginia Country club. They will go from here to New Orleans, there taking one of the Dollar Line steamers to South America. FACES CHARGE OF DRUNKEN DRIVING William Clark of East South-st, arrested Saturday on the charge of driving while drunk, was to come up before Judge Kuchel today. Joe Sieoeras, Jo Contraras and E. O. Canfraras, charged with disturbing the peace, were arrested at the LeBarra dance hall in the Sugar Factory district Saturday night. They were in jail today awaiting arraignment. Plain Dealer Classified Ads produce results. Try this medium. HEY, TUBBY, YOU OUGHTER-SEE THE SWELL NEW SUIT MY POP BOUGHT ME, TO DAY I BET YOU CAN TOO, THE STORE IS ON MAIN STREET — YOU GO UP ONE FLIGHT OF STAIRS AN' SAVE FIVE DOLLARS ON A TEN DOLLAR SUIT Copyright by United Feature Syndicate. Inc. SPECIAL GUARDS AT H.S. EMBRASS Joe Sioeras, Jo Contraras and E. O. Cantraras, charged with disturbing the peace, were arrested at the LeBarra dance hall in the Sugar Factory district Saturday night. They were in jail today awaiting arraignment. Plain Dealer Classified Ads produce results. Try this medium. SPECIAL GUARDS AT U. S. EMBASSY TOKIO, June 30.—Altho the police today predicted that calmness would characterize the monster anti-exclusion massmeeting to be held in Tokio tomorrow, they today assigned 40 special guards to the American embassy and ten to the United States consulate. In addition to these precautions 200 policemen were assigned to duty on Sandai Hill and the Zozoji temple grounds where the anti-exclusion demonstrations are to be held. Priests thruout the empire were praying all day today for the development of nationalist patriotism and crowds of people were to be seen at every shrine. Scores have given up their time to passing out tens of thousands of patriotic handbills. Plain Dealer Classified Ads produce results. Try this medium. James A. Reed. Senator from Missouri. Don't Forget That The Ever-Ready Truck & Transfer Co. Is still able to do your hauling of any description CONTRACE HAULING A SPECIALTY Get Our Price O. J. LINNARTZ, Prop. Residence 211 E. Sycamore St. PHONE 209-M AGED SANTA ANA REALTY MAN TAKES OWN LIFE Charles Lacey, 73, prominent Santa Ana real estate man, committed suicide Sunday by severing an artery in his left wrist, police reported. Lacey had gone to collect rent from several of his tenants, and, when he did not return, a search was begun. He was found dead in one of his vacant homes. Despondency over ill-health in his old age was the cause attributed. Cash Talks 7 yr. old Valencia Grove of 2½ acres; pipe lines all in, 2½ shares water stock included. Only ½ mile from boulevard. Cash Talks 7 yr. old Valencia Grove of 2½ acres; pipe lines all in, 2½ shares water stock included. Only 1½ mile from boulevard, and 3½ miles from flag pole, Anaheim. Sold two years ago for $2250.00 an acre. We have offered it at $1700.00 per acre. Will you give $1600 per acre " " " $1550 " " " " " $1500 " " " " " $1450 " " " " " $1400 " " What will you give? Our client must have cash by July 10th! No trades or easy payment plans considered. THIS IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO GET A BARGAIN THAT IS SURE TO MAKE YOU MONEY BY HOLDING ONLY A SHORT TIME. See Mr. Leive or Mr. Larson—with Harry F. Dierker, Realtor 119 No. Los Angeles St., Anaheim THE PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIF. This on Your Tailor By WINNER BUENA PARK Mr. Earl Raft of New York who has been visiting Mr. Ryman leave Monday by the steamer Manchuria from San Pedro Harbor for an ocean trip to New York. Mrs. John Boyle and children of Compton visited Buena Park friends Thursday. Stanley Berkey has been quite sick since Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Benton and children visited Mr. and Mrs. James Brown and family Wednesday evening. Wm. Kibler has a new car. Mr. and Mrs. N. D. McDowell were Pasadena visitors Wednesday evening. Mrs. E. P. Mann and children Donald and Eunice are visiting in Los Angeles. Mrs. Geo. Smith of Park avenue is on the sick list. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Cox and Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Snyder attended the Indian picnic at Orange-co-Park Thursday. Mrs. Garrison Costar and daughter Betty were Fullerton shoppers Friday. The Christian Endeavor had a steak bake at Huntington Beach Thursday evening. A pleasant evening was spent at the plunge after which a steak bake was enjoyed by the following young people, Leona and Melvin Hilgenfield, Carl and Ernest Bastady, Mildred and James Bacon, Esther and Rosalu Hartman, Bertha and Mabel Robison, Eddie and Lillian Bastady, Helen Page, Dee Callaway, Dick Davis, Ted Payton, Loyd Seabridge and the chaperons Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Cole and Mrs. John Page, and Mr. Emmanuel Bastady. Miss Alice Atkins of Fullerton who has a class of piano pupils here, gave a recital Thursday afternoon at the community hall at which the following pupils took part. Virginia Wygal, Leona and Paul Horn Frances and Evelyn Hilgenfeld, Margaret Cole and Ephele Camber, Miss Atkins, also played several selections. Tom Taggart, Democratic boss of I COURTHOUSE W. S. Pomeroy today in the superior court to a $3000 mortgage on the of Louis F. Dunlap at A. A. E. Harris Co. of through A. B. Presco filled suit for $684 against Dike, Frank J. Hellman Wilson and Chris A. Fran claim for the alleged infraction of a water pressure system. Clinton Imes of Santa Ana has been a candidate times for various county today announced his for supervisor in the first. Seven jots in the tract at Anaheim were made in a suit to quiet title toerty, filed by Mrs. Pamagainst Katherine Kelma ministratrix of the estate late Barney Kelmann. Plain Dealer Classified duce results. Try this "LITTLE FURTHER DECLINE IN AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS ANTICIPATED," SAYS ILLINOIS BANKER "Expressing the belief that there will be little if any further decline in agricultural products, President Melvin A. Taylor of the Illinois Bankers' Ass'n recently discussed the general economic conditions of the U.S. "Our most pressing problems are those of agriculture, labor, taxation, extravagance and legislation," he said. "The chief trouble in agriculture is production in excess of consumptive demand. There will be increasing diversification, more businesslike methods and less political claptrap in the shape of legislative nostrums." "The American manufacturer has had little competition in the markets of the world. When the European enterprise resume activity they will produce cheaper and sell at prices far below the present level of American markets. Then the American manufacturer must adjust cost and selling price, but this cannot be done until a reduction in the cost of labor is made. "This may not be anticipated without a bitter struggle, and the next battle for legislative protection is more likely to be from organized labor than from the farmer. "If, the liquidation that comes, the cost of living is reduced, as it will be, labor will not materially suffer. But when this crisis comes labor will have a choice of meeting the situation with fairness and equity or paralyzing industry and causing idleness and privation. "Whenever industrial liquidation comes about, the farmer will continue to sell at perhaps near present levels and will buy in a market as thoroughly liquidated as that in which he sells. "Higher prices are not necessary to agricultural prosperity, but there should and will be speedy adjustment of the purchasing power to the level of the buying Bastady, Helen Page, Dee Callaway, Dick Davis, Ted Payton, Loyd Seabridge and the chaperons Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Cole and Mrs. John Page, and Mr. Emmanuel Bastady. Miss Alice Atkins of Fullerton who has a class of piano pupils here, gave a recital Thursday afternoon at the community hall at which the following pupils took part. Virginia Wygal, Leona and Paul Horn Frances and Evelyn Hilgenfeld, Margaret Cole and Ephele Camber, Miss Atkins, also played several selections. The recital was enjoyed by a number of friends and mothers of the little folks. Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Hilgenfeld attended the installation of Rev. G. A. Mansheart as pastor of the Presbyterian church at Piacentia Thursday evening. Mrs. W. B. Shaw and sons Bobby and Bailey, were Los Angeles visitors at the home of Mrs. Parker Wednesday. In the evening Mr. Shaw joined them. Miss Teralda Ingram of Maywood is visiting her sister, Mrs. John Robertson. F. B. Jones and wife were Fullerton visitors Wednesday. Mr. H. E. Warren and Mr. C. W. Glirvin motored to San Bernardino Wednesday evening. The Missionary Society met at the parsonage Thursday afternoon. After a brief business meeting a very short program consisting of some readings and a song by Miss Teralda Ingram of Maywood. The society adjourned to the Community Hall and listened to a musical recital. At the close of the recital Mrs. Hilgenfeld, the hostess, served strawberry ice and wafers. L. J. Robeson and family left Thursday morning from Los Angeles for Denver. Mr. and Mrs. Eric De Muth of Long Beach called at the Girvin home Thursday afternoon. Mr. R. A, Wilson who has been spending some time in Imperial Valley was called home on account of the injuries received by his son-in-law, Mr. Thomas Watkins who was quite seriously injured in an accident at the oil fields, one arm being broken in three places besides other injuries. Wm. Shumacher took his wife and little daughter to Big Bear Thursday wheer they will stay for a while. Mr. and Mrs. John Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Isbell and Mrs. Avillanes spent the week end in the mountains beyond Elsinore. Mrs. O. R. Dano and niece Joy Shaw motored to Downey Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Thurman entertained a number of friends with a theater party at the California Theater, Thursday night. Their guest were Misses Billie Nicolas of Anaheim and Leah Root of Downey and Messra. Stewart Andrews of La Mirada and Mr. Pat Harrison, psi senator and keynote speaker. NTA ANA REALTY N TAKES OWN LIFE Lacey, 73, prominent real estate man, comicide Sunday by severing in his left wrist, police gone to collect rent al of his tenants, and did not return, a search He was found dead in vacant homesency over ill-health in he was the cause attrier Classified Ads proms. Try this medium, FIR To —Get one new su pays for three mo the following: labor will have a choice of meeting the situation with fairness and equity or paralyzing industry and causing idleness and privation. "Whenever industrial liquidation comes about, the farmer will continue to sell at perhaps near present levels and will buy in a market as thoroughly liquidated as that in which he sells. "Higher prices are not necessary to agricultural prosperity, but there should undoubtedly be speedy adjustment of the purchase power to the level of the buying power of products of other industries." FEAGAN FUNERAL TODAY Services for John Thomas Feagan, 57, whose death occurred at his home in Buena Park were held at 10 a.m. at Barkley Terry & Campbell chapel, Rev. S. P. Hilgenfeld officiating. Pall bearers were Meersa, George and Cuthbert Miller, Hugh LaRue, W. D Ledford, C. Cawthorn and S. D. Winters. Interment was in Anahaim cemetery. Mr. Feagan was a brother of the late Sidney Feagan of Cypress, deceased had been a resident of Cypress many years but had lived in Buena Park three months. He is survived by his widow. Royal S. Copeland, Senator from New York and former New York City health commissioner. Mr. and Mrs. John Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Isbell and Mrs. Avillanes spent the week end in the mountains beyond Elsinore. Mrs. O. R. Dano and niece Joy Shaw motored to Downey Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Thurman entertained a number of friends with a theater party at the California Theater, Thursday night. Their guest were Misses Billie Nicolaas of Anaheim and Leah Root of Downey and Messra. Stewart Andrews of La Mirada and Mr. Harold Lodge of El Monte. Mrs. W. B. Shaw was an Anaheim visitor Friday. Mrs. Galen Hasson of Huntington Beach visited at the D. W. Hasson home Thursday. E. Bastady and family and Fred Bastady and family went to Beaumont Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn from Colton and Mrs. Lewis from Glendale were visitors of Mrs. Glenn Crilly Tuesday. Mrs. L. E. Dodd and Mina Lee are down from Hemet. They will go back Friday evening and Evalyn Hilgenfeld will go with them to stay until Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Crilly visited Mr. and Mrs. Earl Crilly of Puente; Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Dano spent the week-end at San Bernardino. They brought back their niece, little Joy Shaw to spend a week with them. On Tuesday, Mrs. Dano, Joy Shaw, Bobby and Bailey Shaw, picknicked at the Fullerton Park. Mr. John Faegan died Friday morning at the home of his sister-in-law, Mrs. May Faegan. Mr. Faegan had been sick for some time and recently underwent an operation. Particulars will be given later. BELL HOME ROBBED The home of W. L. Bell, on Santiago-blvd between Villa Park and Olive, was looted by robbers last night, according to word telephoned to the sheriff's office at Santa Ana. What was taken was not disclosed to the officers, who left at noon to investigate the burglary. And another denizen of the forest that lies in wait to spring upon the unsuspecting tourist, is poison ivy. If you don't know Ivy when you see him; meet him, get his physiogomy fixed in your mind, then avoid him. —Get one new sunday pays for three moons the following: —Get your neighbor —If you live out of Plain Dealer, as the mail. One Big 8-Ball F Ten Japanese Torp One Bunch Firecracker One Electric Spare One Sky Rocket One Pin Wheel BETTER HURF MONDAY, JUNE 30, 1924 THE RADIO PROGRAM KGO—GEN. ELEC. 6:45 p.m. — Final reading, stock exchange and weather reports and news items. 8 p.m. — Educational program, with musical numbers by the California Trio. Courses in Agriculture, Spanish, Music, Economics and Literature. KFJ—CENTRAL STATION 5:30 to 6 p.m. — Examiner News Bulletins. 9 to 10 p.m. — Examiner concert. 10 to 11 p.m. — Ambassador Cocoanut Grove Orchestra. Yeah, here's the way it goes. Detective: "I've a lurking suspicion that the person to whom this skeleton belonged is dead." Second ditto: "Wait! Don't be too hasty." On the initiative of the American Railway Association the U.S. adopted standard time at noon November 18, 1863. NOTICE OF PUBLICATION OF TIMES OF PROVING WORK IN ITC. In the Superior Court of the County of Orange, State of California. In the Matter of the Estate of Oliver Hill, Deceased. Notice is hereby given that Friday, the 11th day of July, 1924 at 10 o'clock a.m., of said day, at the court room of this court, Department No. 2, In the City of Santa Ana, County of Orange, State of California, has been appointed as the time and place for hearing the application of Amanda Hill, praying that a document now on file in this court, purporting to be the last Will and Testament of the said deceased, be admitted to probate, that Letters Testamentary be issued thereon to Amanda Hill at which time and place all persons interested therein may appear and contest the game. Dated June 28th, 1924. J. M. BACKS, County Clerk. TIPTON AND CAILOR. Attorneys for petitioner. Publish June 28, 20, July 1, 2, 3, 5, 7, 8, 9,-10. COURTHOUSE NEWS W. S. Pomeroy today filed suit in the superior court to foreclose a $3000 mortgage on the property of Louis F. Dunlap at Anaheim. A. E. Harris Co. of Anaheim, through A. B. Preacott, today filed suit for $694 against Arthur Dike, Frank J. Hellmann, H. R. Wilson and Chris A. Franke on a claim for the alleged installation of a water pressure system. Clinton Imes of Santa Ana, who has been a candidate numerous times for various county officers, today announced his candidacy for supervisor in the first district. Seven lots in the Millis Park tract at Anaheim were mentioned in a suit to quiet title to the property, filed by Mrs. Pamelia Mills against Katherine Kelmanson, administrator of the estate of the late Barney Kelmanson. Plain Dealer Classified Ads produce results. Try this medium. 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