oc-plain-dealer 1924-07-18

J. FRED SIDEBOTTOM ... 245 W. Center St., Anaheim PAGE SIX THE PLAN LANE'S MoneySaving Specials for July 19 SAY! IF YOU WANT TO SAVE MONEY, YOU MUST BUY AT LANE'S—LOOK OVER THIS LIST OF SPECIALS AND BE ON HAND SATURDAY TO SHARE OUR BARGAINS. Watch Lane's Windows GROCERY DEPT. Watch Lane's Windows ARMOUR'S BACON Per pound ..... 28c PINK BEANS Per pound ..... 7c WHITE KING WASHING MACHINE SOAP—Small size 3 for ..... 25c GLOBE A-1 FLOUR 49 lb. ..... $2.08 24¼ lb. ..... $1.08 10 lb. ..... 48c 5 lb. ..... 26c 2 lb. ..... 13c BEN HUR SOAP 5 for ..... 25c Potatoes! Potatoes! SPECIAL SAT., JULY 19, ONLY 10 POUNDS 25c These are guaranteed the finest new potatoes on the market today. ARMOUR'S PICNIC HAMS SPECIAL SAT. ONLY Limit 1 to a customer—Choice.. $1.00 each SUGAR 10 POUNDS 77c LaFourche Shrimps Special Saturday Only..... 19c LANE'S SPECIAL COFFEE ..... 30c PRUNES PRUNES Ask those who bought some last Saturday. They are worth twice the price—Saturday Only—3 lbs. for ..... 25c FULL CREAM CHEESE—pound ..... 28c Terminal Tomatoes No. 1 Cans—A can ..... 9c ARMOUR'S MILK Tall Cans—2 for ..... 19c TERMINAL CORN Two for ..... 25c LOOK! LOOK! Genuine Reported Salad Bowl—75c value—to be sold on our Coupon Plan—Each..... 15c Watch Lane's Windows | 5c to $1.00DEPARTMENT | Watch Lane's Windows SPECIAL Ladies' Silk Hose 2 Pair ..... $1.00 Ladies' Bungalow Aprons Worth twice the price—Each..... 89c Ladies' Chiffon Silk Hose Worth $1.25 pair..... 89c 2 lb. 13c BEN HUR SOAP 5 for 25c LaFourche Shrimps Special Saturday Only... 19c LANE'S SPECIAL COFFEE... 30c LOOK! LOOK! Genuine Reported Salad Bowl—75c value—to be sold on our Coupon Plan—Each... 15c Watch Lane's Windows | 5c to $1.00DEPARTMENT | Watch Lane's Windows SPECIAL Ladies' Silk Hose 2 Pair for... $1.00 Genuine Jap Decorated Cups and Saucers—Complete... 15c OIL CLOTH Special Saturday Only—yard 35c BOX PAPER Real $0e value... 29c MEN'S SILK HOSE Worth twice the price—pair... 39c LADIES' VESTS Each... 15c Ladies' Bungalow Aprons Worth twice the price—Each... 89c Ladies' SILK VESTS They sell for $1.60 everywhere—Our price... $1.00 40-piece set of First Quality White Crockery... $4.50 Indestructible PEARL BEADS Worth $5.00 String... $1.00 JELLY BEANS—Pound... 15c Palm Olive Soap—2 for... 15c Ladies' Chiffon Silk Hose Worth $1.25 pair—Saturday—pair... 89c—or 2 pair for... $1.69 Children's Half Socks Saturday Only—Pair... 15c Men's Half Socks Per pair... 10c Genuine Cut Glass Water Pitcher—Each... 75c HAND-DIPPED CHOCOLATES—lb... 40c 8-ft. EXTENSION CORDS—each... 75c Lane's Chain Stores Co. 138 West Center Street. Anaheim, Calif. Dazzling Dazzling Summer Fiction Number Times Illustrated Magazine Short Stories by FANNIE HURST ALBERT PAYSON TERHUNE SAMUEL MERWIN ACHMED ABDULLAH M. T. C. PICKTHALL EDGAR VALENTINE SMITH W. W. JACOBS Out with next Sunday Times THE PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIF. PICK LA FOLLETTE RUNNING MATE WASHINGTON, July 18.—In a quiet seclude 1 room atop the Machinists building here the national committee of the party for political progressive action met today to select Sen. Robert M. LaFollette's vice presidential running mate. LaFollette himself did not attend the session but was kept constantly advised at his capitol office of all that transpired. Sixteen candidates representing farm, labor and progressive groups all over the country were before the conferences. From this list, all said to be acceptable to LaFollette, the Wisconsin Senator's running mate must be chosen. Louis D. Brandels, associate justice of the supreme court, admittedly was the heaviest favorite with the committee, his following being greatly augmented when word was received in the LaFollette camp that Brandels' probably would accept if the position were offered him. The it was stoutly insisted that LaFollette was keeping "hands off" in the vice-presidential selection, every member of the committee expressed full willingness to back any candidate that the nominee preferred. So far LaFollette has not made known his personal choice, William H. Johnston, chairman of the committee declared. Serious doubt was expensed that the committee would be able to name its vice presidential choice today. Johnston said the plans called first for the committee to cut down the list to three or four names and then consult LaFollette. CONSIDER LATEST LEGAL WRINKLE LEARN SO. CALIF. POSITION JULY 25 LOS ANGELES, July 18.—So Calif.'s position concerning the proposed merger of the El Paso and Southwestern railway lines with the So. Pac. system will be determined July 25, at a conference of civic organization representatives and railroad officials under the auspices of the C. of C. Possibility of the So. Pac. constructing a new main line to the east by way of Phoenix and other features of the merger which is now before the inter state commerce commission for approval will be discussed. The conference will probably be the last of a series being held at various points on the So. Pac and E. P. and S. W. lines. One was held at El Paso last week, another at Tucson yesterday and a third will take place at Phoenix tonight. UNIFORM ATTIRE FOR F. H. S. GIRLS Girls of the Pullerton Union high school have adopted a neat uniform, according to announcement of L. H. Plummer, principal of the school. The skirt will be of dark blue serge with inch and a half box plaits and hem 2 to 4 inches deep. The middles are of white twill jean trimmed in linen tape. The freshmen will wear green ties; the sophomores, red ties; the juniors, blue ties, and the seniors, black ties. The style of tie is left to a committee which will have them on sale at the book store in the high school this fall. SUBDIVISIONS CUT TILLABLE LANDS By CHARLES J. GRiffin (of Charles O. Middleton Co.) Thoughtful people throughout So. Calif. are realizing that the subdivision of garden lands suburban to the large and small cities has not only greatly reduced the amount of land that produces food for the increasing population. Diamond Crystal SALT 1½ lb. pkg... 5¢ Chaffee's Multigrain 24 oz. Libby's De Luxe Canned PEACHES California's Finest No. 2½ can . 29¢ HIGH Pure Maple Syrup, VAN CAMP'S BAKED BEANS Small Medium Large 8¼¢ 11¢ 21¢ Dromedary Canned CONSIDER LATEST LEGAL WRINKLE CHICAGO, July 18—"Folie a deux" is the latest legal wrinkle which defense counsel are said to be considering as a basis for the insanity plea on which Nathan Leopold and Dickie Loeb may be kept from the gallows for slaying little Robert Franks. Gathering the intricate maze of scientific conclusions which the corps of alienists have reached after long and involved examinations of the two young millionaire's sons who killed for a thrill, these highly technical deductions, the defense believes, focus toward a theory that the kidnaping and killing could never have been conceived or accomplished by one of the boys acting alone. It took the two working together with an affinity of their alleged abnormal or subnormal minds to do it. Thus, "folie a deux" or the follies of two as a basis of defense, if used in the Leopold-Loeb trial, may come to be as famous as the numerous "dementia Americana" in the Thaw case. Attorney Clarence Darrow chief defense counsel, admitted today that reports from the alienists "tended to support such a theory." Both defendants, it was said today, must appear in court on Monday before Judge Caverly, when Darrow makes his formal motion for appointment of a sanity commission. The motion will be bitterly fought by the state's attorney since granting of it would automatically eliminate trial for the crime unless the boys were declared sane. Special guards will be stationed about the courtroom Monday in anticipation of the crowds expected to flock into the county building to get their first glimpse of the defendants. Judge Caverly ordered today that no juveniles be admitted either at Mondays hearing or at the coming trial. BIG COTTON CROP IMPERIAL VALLEY CALEXICO, July 18—Following the ginning of the first bale of cotton in the Imperial valley for the 1924 season, growers today predicted a most prosperous year. CHALLENGE pure and appetizing BUTTER ALPHA BETA S THE BEST FOR L Trade and Live the Alpha Beta way. Money Saved by A. B. C. "Help Yourself Service" Sugar, 10 lbs. 77c CHEESE, full cream . . . 29c BUTTER, quartered and guaranteed 43c PalmOliveSoap5c Limit 4 to a Customer Pork and Beans 10c Libby's 10c Certo 33c BROOMS 59c White handle 15c Golden Age Macaroni 2 for 15c SLICED BEETS Geneva 14c COCOA per lb. 10c VAN CAMP'S SOUP - 2 for 25c SHINOLA 2 for 15c Whitmore's White Polish 5c TOMATOES, lg. can 2 for 25c BIG COTTON CROP IMPERIAL VALLEY CALEXICO, July 18.—Following the ginning of the first bale of cotton in the Imperial valley for the 1924 season, growers today predicted a most prosperous year. With 65,000 acres of cotton on the American side and 140,000 acres under cultivation in Mexico, the valley growers expect new records to be set for production this season. While all of the cotton is in excellent shape, the fields on the Mexican side, altho planted late, are in the finest condition in the history of the cotton industry in this section. Water is plentiful and no pests have been reported, growers asserted. Acala and Meebane seed have been used entirely in the Imperial valley this year and higher yields per acre are expected as a result, it was stated. BELIEVE MAN DIES IN GANGSTER WAR CHICAGO, July 18.—Gangland's port of missing men—the stretches of lonely roads and wooded hills southwest of this city which police say provide the favorite routes for beer and liquor caravans—today revealed another murder mystery, when the body of an unidentified man, two bullet wounds thru the neck, was discovered by a farmer boy driving a cow home over a little used by road. The spot where the body lay is less than a mile from where the body of John Duffy, alias Daugherty, Philadelphia gangster, was found last February. Police believe the man to have been a victim of a battle between rival gangs of beer runners, not probably in the dead of the night. A coroner's examination revealed the man also had suffered fractures of both arms and one shoulder. All marks which might lead to his identification had been removed from his clothing. We toll and we struggle. But it's hard to get loose. VISIONS CUT ILLABLE LANDS CHARLES J. GRIFFIN Les O. Middleton (Co.) foul people throughout are realizing that the of garden lands suthe large and small not only greatly reduced t of land that produces the increasing population, but that each acre subdivided will soon be occupied with four or five families that must be fed. Is it any wonder that people are turning to the fertile valleys for available lands to supply the wants that cannot help but come? In the sale of Victoria Farms, large and fertile, amply watered, we believe that our office is answering the question of where future thousands will secure their foodstuff. Vegetables, fruits and berries grow abundantly and prolifically on this land and now for the first time it is offered in small parcels. Located directly between San Bernardino and Redlands, boulevards make access easy. Street cars, and railroads cross the property. Try a Classified Ad for results. Diamond Crystal SALT 1 lb. pkg... 5c Chaffees WHERE CASH BEATS CREAT Darigold MILK Large ... 10c Coffee’s Multigrain Bread, 24 oz. LOAF Boy’s De Luxe Canned BEACHES California’s Finest 2½ can . 29c BOYD MASON JAR LIDS Dozén ... 25c HIGHLAND Maple Syrup, 20-oz. can ... 41c VAN CAMP’S BAKED BEANS Medium Large ¼ c 11¢ 21¢ LIBBY’S CORN BEEF 12 oz. can ... 25c MEAT DEPT. Legs of Pork— Whole or half ... 20c Fresh Shoulder Pork, whole ... 12½ c Plate ... 8c Boll ... 12½ c Lean ... 12½ c Fancy Pot ... 15c 18c Roast ... VAN CAMP'S BAKED BEANS Medium Large 11¢ 21¢ LIBBY'S CORN BEEF 12 oz. can ... 25c Comedary Canned Figs, 18-oz. can 30c Hershey's COCOA lb. .16¢ ... 31¢ SCHRADER'S Ant Powder Small Large 12¼¢ 25¢ KRAFT SWISS CHEESE 55¢ lb. QUALITY MEATS HAVE ON OUR MARKETS A FOOD REPUTATION GET US FILL YOUR ORDER FOR CAMPING SUPPLIES Chaffees Two Stores: 233 E. CENTER ST. 248 W. CENTER ST. BETA STORE FOR LESS Saturday Specials NEW, BRIGHT, FRUIT AND VEGETABLE STAND 4 lbs. GRAPES ... 25c Thompson Seedless 12 lbs. NEW POTATOES ... 25c ANAHEIM BEEF COMPANY MEAT PACKERS SATISFACTION! WE SPECIALIZE ONLY IN QUALITY INSPECTED MEATS AND PACKING HOUSE PRODUCTS. WHEN YOU VISIT OUR MARKETS YOU WILL HAVE THE SATISFACTION OF SATISFACTION! WE SPECIALIZE ONLY IN QUALITY INSPECTED MEATS AND PACKING HOUSE PRODUCTS. WHEN YOU VISIT OUR MARKETS YOU WILL HAVE THE SATISFACTION OF KNOWING YOU ARE GETTING THE BEST FOR YOUR MONEY. WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF LUNCH MEATS. SATURDAY SPECIALS: MILD CURED SMOKED BUTTS 25¢ lb. Sugar Cured Hams Half or whole 22¢ lb. FANCY BACON SQUARES 10¢ lb. Sugarcured Bacon Half or whole 20¢ lb. National Market 249 E. Center Pacific Market 344 West Center A SAMPLE OF OUR ANNIVERSARY CAKE SPECIAL—OUR LARGE DELICIOUS CAKE ... 45¢ ALL BREAD 10c - Bakery Dept. BROS. & HANSON (Food Market) Phone 297