oc-plain-dealer 1924-07-25

FRIDAY, JULY 25, 1924 STORM BOTHERS BIG DIRIGIBLE LAKEHURST, N. J., July 25. After sailing around over this city most of the day because of unfavorable winds, the giant dirigible Shenandoah landed at 5:30 o'clock this afternoon and entered her hangar a few minutes later. The landing of the ship was not possible until the high winds had died down. LAKEHURST, N. J., July 25. After twice being brought to the ground on its return to the air station here after a successful 500 mile test flight, the navy's big dirigible Shenandoah again took to the air shortly before noon in an effort to fly around a storm approaching Lakehurst. The first time the airship was brot down a 14-mile cross-hangar wind made it dangerous to attempt to put the craft in its hangar. The commander went aloft and hovered over the field until daybreak, when the vessel again was brot to the ground. A strong cross-hangar wind was still blowing, however, and the ground crew, augmented by several hundred civilians and air station attaches, held the ship fast for several hours in hope of it dying down, when an attempt would be made to house the ship. Decision to take the air a second time was influenced by weather conditions, according to Commander Lansdowne, who explained the Shenandoah would be placed at her mooring mast, were it not for predicted thunderstorms. He explained the mooring mast "grounds" the ship and makes it more susceptible to being struck by lightning. SCITUATE, Mass., July 25. The naval observation balloon which broke away from its mooring at the Lakehurst air station early today, is probably lost. The big ship sailed out to sea here today on a shift of the wind. Thousands of spectators witnessed the undirected flight of the ship. Daily Fashion Hint Prepared Especially For This Newspaper OUTFALL SEWER CONFERENCE The applications of Buckland and La Haiera to join six communities in the fall sewer will be considered meeting here tonight of fees and other officials beim Orange, Fullerton and Ana. The meeting will 7:30 in the Anshaimi chamber, and the two are expected to be repre sented according to City M. W. Price, there is no need obstacle, in the gradas t countered, to the admin either town. Buena Park have the more serious pur- being compelled to use but the expense involved not be onerous. Pumping always be required, how less a urdenoso sum we leveling grades. The routes to be taken two sewer connections will pond upon distance; great Buena Park naturally will meet with the Fullerton sewer at Orangethe Euclid-aves. Foreign News BROUGH, England—The Iceland round-the-world flight needed to make a test flight to ensure their planes are condition for the long flight. The Atlantic Mechanical all night fitting new rades the planes. The final touches made on the pontoons, important part of the over. TOKIO—A. Stuart, M. British round-the-world his three companions have at Petropavlovk, Capita Russian privince of Karea peninsula north of the Islands, and almost direct the Pacific from Prince Canada. ROME—Lieut. Locatelli aviator, hopped off to round-the-world flight f SCITUATE, Mass., July 25.—The naval observation balloon which broke away from its mooring at the Lakehurst air station early today, is probably lost. The big ship sailed out to sea here today on a shift of the wind. Thousands of spectators witnessed the undirected flight of the ship over Providence, Hanover, Brockton and other towns. WOMEN SEEKING TO OBTAIN COAL LAND WASHINGTON, July 25.—Katie Roberts Wilson of Tucson, Ariz., and Minnie Marie Wilson of Seattle, Wash., today filed suits for mandamus in the district supreme court, against Hubert Work, secretary of the interior, and William Spry, commissioner of the general land office, to compel issuance to them of patents for certain coal lands in the Vancouver district of the state of Washington. Both petitioners deny charges that they were seeking the land patents in the interest of an Oregon coal corporation, but said they made the declarations in their own interests. FRUIT BRINGS $7.45. Orange-co. Valencias as usual brought top prices in the auction markets yesterday, the high mark being $7.45, not a great way below the record of the season. Figuring 398 boxes to a car instead of 398 as last season total shipments in this season of 1923-24 amount to 36,014 cars against 33,306 last or 2,708 cars more. AT HOTEL VALENCIA New guests at the Valencia Hotel registered yesterday include Miss E. Hathaway, Fred C. Lorch, S. D. Akeroyd, C. B. Trotter and Louis T. McLean, all of Los Angeles; George C. Surick of Cleveland, O.; Mr. and Mrs. August Kuehn of Detroit; and Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Stewart of San Francisco. DAINTY STEP-IN COMBINATION To give the figure the slender lithosome lines that the mode demands, one must design lingerie as well as outer garments with as much slimness as possible. The step-in combination pictured has inserted circular side sections. The straight upper edge is trimmed with lace and has shoulder straps of ribbon. Radium silk, sateen or crepe may be used, medium size requiring 214 yards 36 inches wide. Pictorial Review Combination No. 2195. Sizes: 34 to 48 inches bust. Price: 25 cents. GOES TO HANGINGS FOR DIVERSION LONDON, July 25—Britain possesses an old lady, resident in Somerset, who has just celebrated her 100th birthday and has been entertaining her compatriots with her recollections. Mrs. Sarah Bloomfield married her husband, a shepherd, just 80 years ago. His income was eight shillings—less than two dollars—per week. But the farmer who employed him gave him a raise of another shilling weekly on condition that he did the milking for the farm on Sundays. But they were prosperous in their way and perfectly happy. One of their rare diversions was a trip to Taunton to see public executions outside the jail. Mrs. Bloomfield remembers four people being hanged at one time. One of them, a woman, was hanged in a sunbonnet which had been specially presented to her for the occasion by her friends. You can't get rid of trouble by trying to drown it; the best way is to lead it out into the woods and lose it. Try a Classified Ad for results. MEETS OLD PRIZE Hebson of the big meeting of volunteers of the des 40 Hommes et 8 Ch Santa Ana was meeting mate, H. H. Ford, Jr., who said he hadn't seen than 15 years. The two school together in Redland. CAMPUS ROMA OAKLAND, July 25—A of the U. of C. campus both are summer sessions, culminated today marriage of Miss Katharine Lard, 25, a school teacher gusta, Ga., and Prof. Thorne of N. Y. City. EARLY DELIVERY Begining Monday, ruly emerynment connected with postoffice will start at 8 o'clock putting the hands of Rachel Postmaster J. H. ker made the announcement day. DENY WOOLWINE PARIS, July 25.-Rep Thom as Les Woolwine, for trict attorney of Los Angles suffering from intestinalorrhages, had suffered a were denied this afternoon Woolwine. Better to live with a knowledge that one has than to die with a false lie he may have something wrong. A lot of babies survive tile in spite of their parent. Some people pipe stoves to flues while others pend upon artificial respiration. Banish Dull Hair with this Radiant Liquid Has your hair lost its life and lustre? Does its appearance discourage you? You can instantly transform your hair into an ensemble of loveliness and charm by simply applying a few drops of Brillox. Your hair will immediately cast off its dull, passive appearance and become vibrant with new radiance. Brillox is more than a brilliantine—it imparts refined lustre and keeps the hair orderly. Especially fine for permanent and water waves. Get a bottle, today—at the toilet counter or drug store, 50 cents. BRILLOX Gives Brilliant Lustre to the Hair Instantly OUTFALL SEWER CONFERENCE HERE The applications of Buena Park and La Haira to join the other city communities in the joint outfall sewer will be considered at a meeting here tonight of the trustees and other officials of Anaheim, Orange, Fullerton and Santa Ana. The meeting will open at 7:30 in the Anaheim city council chamber, and the two applicants are expected to be represented. According to City Manager J.W. Price, there is no insuperable obstacle, in the grades to be encountered, to the admission of either town. Buena Park would have the more serious problem in being compelled to use a pump, but the expense involved would not be onerous. Pumping would always be required, however, unless aurdensome sum were spent, levelling grades. The routes to be taken by the two sewer connections would depend upon distance, grades etc. Buena Park naturally would connect with the Fullerton connection sewer at Orangethorpe and Suclid-aves. Foreign News BROUGH, England—The American round-the-world filers planned to make a test flight today to ensure their planes are in perfect condition for the long flight across the Atlantic. Mechanics worked all night fitting new radiators to the planes. The final touches were made on the pontoons, the most important part of the overhauling. TOKIO—A. Stuart; MacLaren, British round-the-world filer and this three companions have arrived at Petropavlovsk, Capital of the Russian province of Kamchatka, a peninsula north of the Krulles Islands, and almost directly across the Pacific from Prince Rupert, Canada. ROME—Lieut. Locatelli; Italias navigator, hopped off today on a round-the-world flight from Pliza. VET DELEGATES CONFER TONIGHT Plans for Orange-co's participation in the annual state convention of the American Legion and its auxiliary will be made at the monthly meeting of the county council and its auxiliary tonight in Balboa. The convention will take place at Santa Cruz on Aug. 4-7 inclusive. The main topic of the evening will be discussion of plans whereby the disabled veterans at Camp Kearney can be better taken care of. According to Jack Hebson, Adjutant, who talked recently with the Commander of the post there, the camp now contains 365 to 370 men. The camp is in the jurisdiction of both Orange and San Diego counties, which share in the responsibility for its care. Saturday evening the Orange Volture of the Societe des 40 Hommes et 8 Chevaux will go to Santiago to open a new volture. Between 200 and 400 were present at the big gathering of the voltures of Orange, Riverside and San Bernardino counties at Santa Ana Wednesday night when plans for the state convention also were talked over. There was a big parade headed by the boxcar of the County volture. COUNCIL ENDORSES DEFENSE TEST DAY (Continued from Page One) agencies which would be used in procurement under either a volunteer or selective service system. Their functions in this respect should be demonstrated in each community by filling the ranks of the organizations stationed in the vicinity, the personnel for which may be secured through invitations to civilians of military age to serve for the day only with specified units during their participation in parades and patriotic demonstrations. These invitations should be issued by unit commanders and the local mobilization committee in conformity with their mutual agreement. Saturdays most wanted and best faltume Slips, Bloomers, etc. Every colstriped. TOKIO—A. Stuart, MacLaren, British round-the-world flier and this three companions have arrived at Petropavlovsk, Capital of the Russian province of Kamchatka, a peninsula north of the Krulles Islands, and almost directly across the Pacific from Prince Rupert, Canada. ROME—Lieut. Locatelli, Italian aviator, hopped off today on a round-the-world flight from Pizza. He will fly to Brough, England, and will accompany the American pilots across the Atlantic. AMSTERDAM — Bad weather today again delayed the departure of Major Zanni, Argentine aviator who is planning a round-the-world flight over an easward route. He plans to go from here to Rome Via Lebourge air field, near Paris. MEETS OLD FRIEND One of the features for Jack Hebson of the big tri-county meeting of volutes of the Society des 40 Hommes et 8 Chevaux in Santa Ana was meeting a schoolmate, H. H. Ford, Jr., whom Hebson said he hadn't seen in more than 15 years. The two went to school together in Redlands. CAMPUS ROMANCE OAKLAND, July 25—A romance of the U. of C. campus, where both are summer session students, culminated today in the marriage of Miss Kathryn Mallard, 25, a school teacher of Augusta, Ga., and Prof. Perley L. Thorne of N. Y. City. EARLY DELIVERY Beginning Monday, rural deliverymen connected with Anaheim postoffice will start at 8 a.m. instead of 9; putting the mail into the hands of the ranchers an hour earlier. Postmaster J. H. Whitaker made the announcement today. DENY WOOLWINE WORSE PARIS, July 25—Reports that Thomas Les Woolwine, former district attorney of Los Angeles, who is suffering from intestinal hemorrhages, had suffered a relapse, were denied this afternoon by Mrs. Woolwine. Better to live with a definite knowledge that one has cancer than to die with a false hope that one may have something else. A lot of babies survive the bottle in spite of their parents. Some people pipe their gas stoves to flues while others depend upon artificial respiration. Their functions in this respect should be demonstrated in each community by filling the ranks of the organizations stationed in the vicinity, the personnel for which may be secured through invitations to civilians of military age to serve for the day only with specified units during their participation in parades and patriotic demonstrations. These invitations should be issued by unit commanders and the local mobilization committee in conformity with their mutual agreement. Such action may not be expedient in some localities and should not be undertaken in any territory without the approval of the local mobilization committee. These committees should be kept fully informed as to the personnel desired, the units the men are to join, and the time and place of rendezvous. There will be no objection to a surplus of personnel secured, and without regard to uniform and equipment, citizens volunteering for the day should be incorporated in military units for parades or other demonstrations. 7. The commanding officers of the Regular Army, National Guard and Organized Reserves at all points have been directed to render every possible assistance to committees or others who are working to carry out the spirit of the Test Moldification Day. So please advise your committee that the services of the army are at their disposal. 8. It is hoped that your committee will be appointed at an early date and it is respectfully requested that immediately after the appointments are made that you inform The Adjutant General, State of California, Sacramento, California, of the name of the chairman of the committee appointed. 9. From time to time further information will be furnished you or your committee. For the Governor: R. E. MITTELSTAEDT, The Adjutant General. WOMAN'S PAGE—TIME ... $0 FURNISHING THE PORCH Raffla sofa cushions are up-to-date for the porch, especially where there is wicker furniture. Cretonne and chintz are also used, and plain sateen is combined with them in some of the latest pillows. Striped awning cloth used as a head rest is also new and good looking. Mission chairs for the porch with a coating of jade green paint. Luster painted baskets come in many gay colors and may be used on the porch as scrap baskets or to hold flowers or fruits. It is far more important to find a leaky valve in your heart than to find a leaky valve in your automobile engine. 1500 Yards Plain The season's most wanted and best faltume Slips, Bloomers, etc. Every colstriped. Nazareth A very special price on these well known Children. 25 dozen have been set at the Clearance. 1200 Yards Ga Beautiful checks and small plains in a Striped Tissues, all guaranteed fast coats. Stamped Gowns Royal Society, made up gowns, ready to be embroidered. Several designs. $1.00 Each 72 inch and 81 inch Heavy quality unbleached Sheeting less than usual wholesale cost. 250 yd Better to live with a definite knowledge that one has cancer than to die with a false hope that one may have something else. A lot of babies survive the bottle in spite of their parents. Some people pipe their gas stoves to flues while others depend upon artificial respiration. It is far more important to find a leaky valve in your heart than to find a leaky valve in your automobile engine. BILLY WHISKERS BY FRANCES TREBO MONTGOMERY Stubby had tumbled into an old well and there found Billy. "How in the world did you get here?" he demanded. "Same way you did! It took a reader and here I am! I have sailed my head nearly off calling to you and Button to come to my rescue, but not a sound could I hear. Somehow or other my voice did not seem to carry." "We certainly are in a pretty pickle! Lost in an abandoned well on a lake shore with no habitation within a quarter of a mile. This will be our tomb unless some one chances to pass this way soon, and the chances are that no one will pass this way for weeks." "Where can that cat be?" asked Billy. "It sounds to me as if he too was in a hole or shut up somewhere and cannot get out." "Yes, where can he be?" echoed stubby. "First we hear his voice, then we don't hear it. It sounds good way off at that. Say, Billy, think I can see a way out. You stand up on your hind legs and I will run up your back and see if can't jump out of this well. It isn't more than eight feet deep and when you stand up you must be about six or seven feet tall." "Yes, I should think I would measure that. But how are you to get room to get a running start?" "I can't do that. I shall just have to climb up your leg by pulling myself, holding onto your hair and digging my claws into your back." "Thanks! That sounds fine for me, I am sure!" "Well isn't it better than stay-after all." Saturday Only! IN Falkenstein’s mi-Annual Clearance Bards Plain and Shadow Stripe Buty-Chine wanted and best fabric for the making of Lingerie, Cosers, etc. Every color to choose from, plain and shadow • YARD 55c Yards Plain and Shadow Stripe Buty-Chine wanted and best fabric for the making of Lingerie, Cosrers, etc. Every color to choose from, plain and shadow • YARD 55c Nazareth Children's Waists on these well known Knitted Waists for men have been set aside for this Saturday of 3 for $1 Yards Gaze Marvel Tissue and small plaids in an immense color range. 32 inch Silk guaranteed fast colors, per yard 39c Bed Gowns de up gowns, stamped, idered. Several attractive 0 Each Glos (Fibre) Vests A new low price for Fibre Silk Vests of such heavy quality. Pink; sizes up to 42. $1.00 Each. and 81 inch Unbleached Sheeting bleached Sheeting in lengths up to 5 yards. The price is wholesale cost. 250 yards only, 72 and 81 inches wide. YARD 49c and 81 inch Unbleached Sheeting leached Sheeting in lengths up to 5 yards. The price is wholesale cost. 250 yards only, 72 and 81 inches wide. YARD 49c Yards Cretonne-Now HALF PRICE of good quality Cretonnes, selling regularly from 75c to ed for Clearance at one half off original selling price. % Pure Wool Blankets an excellent opportunity to save several dollars on the ool Blankets. Beautiful plaids, full size and every want- $9.85 Challies this very low price. Best nches wide. 2c Yard ExtraHeavyBath Towels and extra heavy, tool Big, heavy, double thread towels, 'way, 'way less than their regular prices. 45c. Each ENSTEIN'S - Anaheim.