oc-plain-dealer 1924-07-23

WEDNESDAY, JULY 23, 1924 RADIO TO MAKE SHORT SPEECHES DARK HARBOR, ISLEBORO, Maine, July 23.—The entrance of Robert M. LaFollette, independent presidential candidate, into the political arena, was furnished John W. Davis today with food for mental contemplation as the democratic presidential candidate continued compiling advance notes for his acceptance speech, amid the tranquil surroundings of Seven Hundred Acre Island here. Homer S. Cummings, Demo, national committeeman from Conn., visited Davis and they talked over the general campaign. It was learned that the subject of "Battling Bob" underlined a good portion of the conversation. Commenting on his acceptance speech, Davis said he was going to "lean to mercy," in the address, depending on his campaign speeches to controvert the final candidates. The democratic standard bearer declared the radio would change American political campaigns and was going to make speeches shorter. The nominee's isolation appears to have had its best days. CHARGE WEALTHY MAN WITH ROBBERY LOS ANGELES, July 23.—Thomas R. Martin, charged here with robbery, is the owner of valuable Texas lands and heir to an estate of $750,000; Los Angeles officers said today. Martin's grandfather, F. M. Lantham, is en route here from Texas to fight three charges of robbery against Martin. STAY OF EXECUTION LOS ANGELES, July 23.—Isaac Wolfgang, sentenced to hang Thursday for the murder of a Los Angeles policewoman, was given a stay of execution until October. MECHANICAL BREATH-SNIFFER USED AS A SURE TEST FOR INEBRIATION The "metabular" at work. The guy who takes a drink hasn't got a chance. If the stuff does not kill him police can use the "metabular" on him and prove that he is inebriated and ram him into jail for violation of the prohibition law. The "metabular" is a device which San Francisco doctors who devise it say is a sure test for inebriation. It suffits the breath and registers what it discovers therein. DEATH FOR MOUREY PARIS, July 23.—Gabriel Alphone Mourey, burglar in the famous robbery case, was today sentenced to death. The verdict was given by a Paris jury. Mourey broke into the home of Alfred R. Shattuck, banker, in 1923, locked the family in the room. OIL MAN'S FUNERAL THIS AFTERNOON Funeral services for Harv Turner, 42, whose death occurred yesterday following a slight but which developed blood poisoning were held this afternoon at 2 McAuley's, Fullerton, with R. W. E. Scries of R. Gammers. STAY OF EXECUTION LOS ANGELES, July 23.—Isaac Wolfgang, sentenced to hang Thursday for the murder of a Los Angeles policeman, was today given a stay of execution until October. Final appeal in his case before the state supreme court was continued until the August calendar on account of a petition for a writ of error now pending before the U.S. supreme court. Try a Classified Ad for results. DEATH FOR MOUREY PARIS, July 23.—Gabriel Alphone Mourey, burglar in the famous robbery case, was today sentenced to death. The verdict was given by a Paris jury. Mourey broke into the home of Alfred R. Shattuck, banker, in 1922, locked the family in the wine cellar at the point of a gun, and escaped with his accomplices, with $90,000 worth of jewelry. French law calls for the death penalty for the theft with deadly weapons. Mourey pleaded guilty but denied intent to kill. OIL MAN'S FUNERAL THIS AFTERNOON Funeral services for Harv Turner, 42, whose death occurred yesterday following a slight bush which developed blood poisoning were held this afternoon at 2 McAuley's, Fullerton, with R W. E. Spicer, of Brea Congregational church, officiating. Burial was made in Loma Vista cemetery. Mr. Turner was employed by the Union Oil Co., and he been a resident of the Brea vicinity for 13 years. He is survived by his widow, a son and a sister Mrs. J. R. Eberhard. Tomorrow--In Response An Encore Offering $2.25 to $1 36 to 40 inches wide 36 to 40 inches wide JUST A WEEK AGO FALKENSTEIN'S MADE A SIMILAR GREETED OUR ANNOUNCEMENT THEN AND THE MAN OF THE SAME KIND, HAS PROMPTED THIS ANNOUNC This is to be the Last Offering of Months!---PLEASE SH BLACK AND ALL COLORS TO SELECT FROM —Canton Crepes —Spiral Crepes —Satin Back Crepe —Crepe de Chine —Flat Crepes —etc., etc. Falkenstein's THE PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIF. HOUSEHOLD HINTS BY MRS. MORTON MENU HINT Breakfast Oranges Bran Flakes Cream Bacon with Eggs Whole Wheat Bread and Butter Coffee Milk Dinner Ham and Biscuits Mashed Potatoes Cottage Cheese Lettuce with Cream Dressing Tea Cherry Pie Milk Supper Creamed Rice Rolls Butter Jam Spring Onions Radishes Molasses Cookies Tea Milk TODAY'S RECIPES Ham with Biscuits — Cut one and one-half pounds of ham (smoked) in small pieces and put in skillet and fry slowly until brown. Turn off the fat, cover with water and cook for one hour. When done add water enough to make three pints, thicken for gravy, turn into baking dish; make baking powder biscuits, lay on top and bake in hot oven. This recipe does not call for salt, as the ham is generally salty enough to season it. Lettuce with Cream Dressing — To one-half pound of lettuce add one-half cup sour cream, one-quarter cup vinegar, three tablespoons sugar and one-half teaspoon salt. Mix and pour on lettuce, mixing with a fork until lettuce is slightly wilted. Molasses Cookies — Take one cup sugar (brown), one cup shortening, one-half teaspoon salt, one cup molasses, one cup boiling water, three eggs, one teaspoon soda dissolved in water, one teaspoon ginger, two teaspoons baking powder, five cups sifted flour. Drop dough from spoon and bake in moderate oven. per, and kept in jars to use as needed for breading, for making dressing, bread puddings, or escaloped dishes. They also may be used for simple puddings by buttering the bread, cutting layers of the buttered bread and berries or other fruit in a baking dish. Pour a custard over this and bake. In making your preserves and relishes for next winter's use it is well to bear in mind that there is a rule for the serving of certain kinds of relish with certain meats. Of course this is no hard and fast rule but in all probability it was found sometime that a certain relish or jelly was just the flavor needed to supplement the taste of the main dish so some one made a note of that and that particular relish was always thereafter served with that kind of dish. With beef, for instance, is usually served one of the following: Tomato catsup, chili sauce, pickled onions, mustard pickles, beet pickles, mixed pickles, apple chutney, pepper and onion relish, cucumber relish, tomato relish and plum jelly. With lamb or mutton: Beet relish, chow chow, red currant jelly, black currant jelly, green grape jelly, apple mint jelly. CREAM OF SO. CAL, AMATEURS TEE OFF LOS ANGELES, July 23.—The cream of So. Calif. amateur golfers teed off here today in the qualifying round of the Ranch invitational golf tournament. Wille Hunter, former British champion, George Von Elm and Harlow Hurley were among the stars who got into action today. $250,000 FIRE LOSS NAPA, July 23.—The ruins of the warehouse and plant of the 81 x PEQU SHEE $1.59 10 dozen of the large size sheets morrow. Come MAN'S FUNERAL THIS AFTERNOON eral services for Harvey 42, whose death occurred day following a slight burn developed blood poisoning. held this afternoon at 2 at ey's, Fullerton, with Rev. Spicer, of Brea Congregachurch, officiating. Burial made in Loma Vista comeMr. Turner was employed the Union Oil Co., and had resident of the Brea vicin13 years. He is survived widow, a son and a sister, R. Eberhard. quarter cup vinegar, three tablespoons sugar and one-half teaspoon salt. Mix and pour on lettuce, mixing with a fork until lettuce is slightly wilted. Molasses Cookies—Take one cup sugar (brown), one cup shortening, one-half teaspoon salt, one cup molasses, one cup boiling water, three eggs, one teaspoon soda dissolved in water, one teaspoon ginger, two teaspoons baking powder, five cups sifted flour. Drop dough from spoon and bake in moderate oven. SUGGESTION Repair that worn bedspread in this way: Cut away the worn and thin part on all sides and replace it with a border of plaque. Pieces of stale bread may be dried, put through the food chop- CREAM OF SO. CAL. AMATEURS TEE OFF LOS ANGELES, July 23.—The cream of So. Calif. amateur golfers teed off here today in the qualifying round of the Ranch invitational golf tournament. Willie Hunter, former British champion, George Von Elm and Harlow Hurley were among the stars who got into action today. $250,000 FIRE LOSS NAPA, July 23.—The ruins of the warehouse and plant of the Colonial Grape Products Co. was swept by fire early today and was still smouldering but the fire department at noon had the blaze under control. A large quantity of wine was destroyed. The loss was estimat-ed at $250,000. The buildings occuplied an entire block. Response to Many Requests Offering of Regular 5 to $3.50 high grade ILKS $189 36 to 40 inches wide 189 YARD 36 to 40 inches wide DE A SIMILAR OFFERING. THE RESPONSE WHICH AND THE MANY REQUESTS for ANOTHER OFFERING HIS ANNOUNCEMENT! Offering of this Sort for Many ASE SHOP EARLY! —Radium Silks —Silk and Wool Crepes —Chiffon Taffetas —Charmeuse —Satins —etc., etc. SHOP EARLY FOR BEST SELECTIONS in's - ANAHEIM CALIFORNIA TOMORROW Falkenstein's Economy Day Shop Early-No Phone Orders 81 x 90 PEQUOT SHEETS $1.59 each 10 dozen of these excellent, large size sheets go on sale tomorrow. Come early. 48 inch SUNFAST DRAPERY GAUZE $1.00 yd. Natural, gold, and pongee shades. The lowest price we have ever quoted on fabrics of this width. SHEETS $1.59 each 10 dozen of these excellent, large size sheets go on sale tomorrow. Come early. GAUZE $1.00 yd. Natural, gold, and pongee shades. The lowest price we have ever quoted on fabrics of this width. PURE SILK IMPORTED PONGEE 89c yd. 200 yards only! 12 mome weight. Jap Pongee of selected grade. 33 inches wide. DRESS LINENS 79c yd. Thoroughly shrunk Dress Linens in practically every color now in demand. 100 Silk and Voile Dresses Here is a wonderful opportunity to save dollors and dollars on Attractive Summer Frocks of Silks and Fine Voiles. One of a kind only. Mostly sample garments. $12 Colored Dot 36 in. Marquisette 45c yd. Excellent quality Marquisette with woven colored dot in yellow, rose or blue. BathTowels3for$1 Huck Towels $1.45 doz. Two splendid values from the Home Furnishing section. Both specially priced for Economy Day. Marquisette 45c yd. Excellent quality Marquisette with woven colored dot in yellow, rose or blue. Huck Towels $1.45 doz. Two splendid values from the Home Furnishing section. Both specially priced for Economy Day. Voiles - Special 19c-39c-49c Three low prices now on hundreds of yards of Summer Fabrics, all 40 inches wide. 45-inch Curtain Nets 78c yd. Several hundred yards of attractive Curtain Nets, 45 inches wide. RAG RUGS 49c Good quality Hit and Miss Rugs in the 18x36 size. Made of new materials. BATH MATS $1.00 Good heavy Bath Mats in many attractive colors and designs. Special— Falkenstein's ANAHEIM CALIFORNIA