oc-plain-dealer 1924-07-28

MONDAY, JULY 28, 1924 CURE SEASICKNESS BY DRY LAND BOAT PARIS, July 26.—Seasickness hospitals will soon be opened in French ports if experiments now being carried out by the French Society of Psychotherapie prove successful. With the permission of French steamship lines, leading Paris specialists have been crossing the ocean, studying cases of mal de mer at first hand. "Seasickness results in a state of inhibition which causes the patient to lose interest in everything," declares the resport to the medical society. "He or she becomes indifferent to the point of forgetting the elementary rules of modesty." "Seasickness is usually the result of lack of self control. Consequently the cure requires the reduction and strengthening of the will under conditions similar to the movement of a boat." Dr. Berillion has invented a rocking machine which gives the patient all the sensations from calm sea through slight swell, rough weather and gale to tempest. He places the patient in the substitute boat, and then either through suggestion or actual hypnosis strengthens resistance and self control. Two treatments are claimed to be sufficient for the ordinary bad sailor. French boat lines are keenly following the development of the invention, and it is proposed to give free seasick treatment to all who request them and present first or second-class steamship tickets. POUR KILLED WHEN AIRPLANE CRASHES LOS ANGELES, July 28.—Four persons are dead here today, victims of an airplane plunge. The dead are O. S. Belcher, 30, designer of the "California" new BUENA PARK, July 25. (Spl.) The Missionary Society of the Congregational church pleasantly entertained with an afternoon tea Thursday afternoon. Several interesting games were played. Mrs. Harold Covey gave a reading of a one act play entitled "The Flower Shop," giving the impression of each of the five characters. Refreshments of cup cakes, ice tea and punch were served. Congressman and Mrs. R. E. L. Allen of West Virginia, have been visiting C. J. Allen and family of Enena Park also their son, Mr. and Mrs. R. Ethan Allen of Los Angeles and Mr. Allen of La Mirada. On Monday evening Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Allen entertained with a dinner party in their honor. Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Mann were Fullerton visitors Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. E. Bastady and family and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bastody and family enjoyed the fishing at Newport Beach Tuesday. Mrs. Sherret of Huntington Park is the guest of her cousin, Mrs. L. A. Newman and family. Miss Ethel Peak of Fullerton is visiting Blanche Whitezell. Geo. Wilsey returned to the home of his son, L. T. Wilsey Wednesday after a trip to Conchella. Mr. Harry Krowee of Glendale visited at the Willey home Thursday, Mrs. Krouse, who has visited the Willey's since Sunday and Miss Ruth Wilsey returned to Glendale with him. Mr. E. Bastady and son Carl were Los Angeles visitors Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Huggarty were Long Beach visitors Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Bassel visited Mr. and Mrs Lee Hamilton of Los Angeles, Thursday evening. Mr. George Hardin and Mrs. Cameramith were Santa by's brother's joined by Mrs Daeter and had a family Monday for S. Mr. and M at Huntington Carl and Eddyd went to Richard N visitor Thursu Mrs. Sohler Eather o L. Kopeht Hilgenfelds. Miss Dorion resisting at Homewood rooming at Mrs. L.E ing her cousin and wife of Mr.Mand Everett and Mrs.Weral of the Mr.'s and family acco Chandler to and spent t day night Mr.'s and attended the Mrs.Halight afternoon Mr.'s Globe, Ariza weeks here owner of B tile Co. Mrs.E.H and children Garden Grove Lewis and over night Mrs.C.A.Kenneth from Arrow went back Lloyd O vacation, will visit entia and San Diego Mrs.Chu FOUR KILLED WHEN AIRPLANE CRASHES LOS ANGELES, July 28.—Four persons are dead here today, victims of an airplane plunge. The dead are O. S. Belcher, 30, designer of the "California" new type airplane.' Esther Belcher, 24, his wife. O. S. Belcher, it., 8, son. Burgess Creth, 30, pilot. The plane, the result of four years of study and work by Bejcher, crashed to earth during its chistening trip and its death dive was watched by more than 5000 persons invited to witness the initial public flight. A defective alleron cable was said to have caused the accident. The machine, a monoplane, was built entirely of wood. Sportsmen in Pennsylvania were limited to 500 black bear last year. Mr. Harry Krouse of Glendale visited at the Willey home Thursday. Mrs. Krouse, who has visited the Willey's since Sunday and Miss Ruth Wilkey returned to Glendale with him. Mr. E. Bastady and son Carl were Los Angeles visitors Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Haggarty were Long Beach visitors Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Bassel visited Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hamilton of Los Angeles, Thursday evening. Mr. George Hardin and Mrs. Agnes Messersmith were Santa Ana visitors Thursday. The Girvin Warren Grade Meter Co. has established a store on So. Hope-st, Los Angeles. Mr. Fred Van Loonen of Buena Park will have charge of the store. Mr. and Mrs. Thompson and son Eugene visited Mrs. Thompson's mother, Mrs. W. W. Johnson Sunday, Eugene stayed for a longer visit with his grandmother. Mrs. Springer and son Johnny returned to the H. G. Bixby home Thursday after visiting several days in Los Angeles. Friday Mr. and Mrs. Bixby and their guests meted to Riveraide to Mrs. Bixby. Decide Now PICTURESQUE SCENES Upper left, Laguna Beach homes on the rugged coast overlook left, center, a genuine, home grown bathing beauty. The beach is unyear is attracting larger crowds than ever before; lower left, birds-sy scene along the rock bound Laguna Beach coast, described as the by Cocheme, for the Laguna Beach chamber of commerce. "WHERE T ARK 225. (Spl.) of the Consistantly ennured tea Several inlayed. Mrs. anding of a the Flower persenation masters. Receives ice tea R. E. L. have been his family of son, Mr. Mrs. Decter and family of Burbank and had a family reunion and picnic. Mrs. Springer and son will leave Monday for Salt Lake City. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Trapp were at Huntington Beach Thursday. Sam Horn, Melvin Hillgenfeld, Carl and Edwin and Ernest Bassady went to Huntington Beach Thursday evening. Richard Nelson was an Anaheim visitor Thursday evening. Mrs. Sohl of Napa, and daughter Keath of Glendale and Mrs. L. Koept are guests at the S. F. Hilgenfelds. Miss Dorothy Senn of Bren is assisting at Jack's Cafe in the Homewood Tract. Miss Senn is rooming at Mrs. M. S. Berkey. Mrs. L. E. Berkey is entertaining her cousin, Dr. George Wilson and wife of San Antonio Texas. Friday, Mr. L. E. Berkey, Betty and Everette, and their guests, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson motored to several of the beach towns. Mr. and Mrs. A. Nelson accompanied Mrs. Charles Chandler to her home in Redondo and spent the evening there Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Whitesell attended the funerals of Mr. and Mrs. Haigh at Fullerton Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Long of Glendale has visit Sunday and returned to and son Carl Wednesdays. by's brother's ranch. They were joined by Mrs. Birby's sister, Mrs. Decter and family of Burbank and had a family reunion and picnic. Mrs. Springer and son will leave Monday for Salt Lake City. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Trapp were at Huntington Beach Thursday. Sam Horn, Melvin Hillgenfeld, Carl and Edwin and Ernest Bassady went to Huntington Beach Thursday evening. Richard Nelson was an Anaheim visitor Thursday evening. Mrs. Sohl of Napa, and daughter Keath of Glendale and Mrs. L. Koept are guests at the S. F. Hilgenfelds. Miss Dorothy Senn of Bren is assisting at Jack's Cafe in the Homewood Tract. Miss Senn is rooming at Mrs. M. S. Berkey. Mrs. L. E. Berkey is entertaining her cousin, Dr. George Wilson and wife of San Antonio Texas. Friday, Mr L. E. Berkey, Betty and Everette, and their guests, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson motored to several of the beach towns. Mr. and Mrs. A. Nelson accompanied Mrs. Charles Chandler to her home in Redondo and spent the evening there Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Whitesell attended the funerials of Mr. and Mrs. Haigh at Fullerton Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Long of Glendale has visit Sunday and returned to and son Carl Wednesdays. $100,000 WORTH OF FURS STOLEN BOSTON, July 23. Thetter of $100,000 worth of furs from the firm of Edward A.Kakas & Son was covered today when the company opened for business. The fur thieves gained entrance through a basement window and cut a hole thru the floor Only the best of stock was taken. mins parents, from Seattle. Building still continues in Buena Park in spite of the talk of hard times The new store building in Homewood is ready for the stucco outside and plaster inside It is already rented for a furniture store A new building is to be erected for a moving picture show on Grand-ave between the Golden-Johnson store building and blacksmith shop The seven store room, two story building being built by Messrs, Golden, Shu-macher and Trapp is rapidly nearing completion. This building will be a credit to a much larger town than Buena Park There will be seven store rooms on first floor and four office rooms and eight apartments on the second floor The owners have already had several applications for rooms. The Missionary Society will have a food sale Saturday, Aug. 2nd in the Warren store room at the corner of Grand-ave and Ninth-street The ladies promise you that you will get your money's worth of well cooked food, and that the money raised will be devoted to a good cause Your patronage will be greatly appreciated. Mrs. Robert Robinson of Los Angeles is visiting her aunts and uncle, the Misses Starr and Mrs. Edward Starr for a few days. Jack's Cafe was robbed Friday night 7 thirty dollars in cash and a quantity of cigarettes were taken On Saturday night the Fullerton chapter No, 191 O.E.S., entertained the Star Points of the Buena Park Chapter No, 204 The Mrs. Holmes who believed her hat had been dashed to death. BOYS AT ROKILI FINISH PLUNGE Camp Ro.ki-lil's praises are sung by E.W.Hedges today following his return from a week-end at the Boy Scout summer place in the San Bernardino, where he visited his son, Norman. The boys had just completed digging a plunge, and this week will start cementing it They had their shower baths already but will find more fun swimming, their friends say. The camp is 6700 feet high located at Barton's Flats off the Harvey control of Mill Creek canyon Sixty boys are there all from Orange County, including a good many Anaheemers. The boys rise at 6:00 o'clock take a shower or not—according to whether they feel equal to the ice temperature of the water at that hour—breakfast, clean up, etc Sometimes e squad will go off and spend the night by themselves higher in the mountains, in charge of a leader. Gathering of leaf mold, which can be sold here at 50 cents per bag, is one of the useful tasks done aside from the necessary jobs. In Hedges' opinion the camp is doing a good work, not only in helping to make the lads sturder, but in increasing their dependence upon themselves. UNHURT WHEN CAR SLIPS OVER CLIFF MONEREY, July 28.-Alone in an auto which slipped over a cliff, turned over three times, and landed in the canyon below amid jagged rocks, the 2-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs.U.L Holmes of San Jose escaped uninjured. Mrs. Holmes who believed her hat had been dashed to death. YORBAL (Spl.)—Slimed hill Grove held at R-neesday; chleken drip-ed by those Mr.; and as their h hubell of St.-Lovely Mr.; and entertain Friends c day event Several Thursdays included Inna and Ima; Mr.; A.W.M.B.M.Small,Mrs.A.P.Yea; Fred J.the lead summer Yorbala Wednesdays from ear medical return Funer Sangater; later; family w included Austin Meyl and Georg spent se master turned accompain Buckman Lloyd B expected Mr.; and fan Mr.; and man Mrs.R. ARK 225.(Spl.) of the Consistantly ennured tea Several inlayed.Mr. anding of a the Flower persenation masters.Receives ice tea R. E. L. have been his family of son, Mr. Mrs.Decter and family of burbank and had a family reunion and picnic. Mrs.Sohl of Napa,and daughter Keath of Glendale and Mrs.L.Koept are guests at the S.F.Hilgenfelds. Miss Dorothy Senn of Bren is assisting at Jack's Cafe in the Homewood Tract.Miss Senn is rooming at Mrs.M.S.Berkey. Mrs.L.E.Berkey is entertaining her cousin, Dr.Gorge Wilson and wife of San Antonio Texas. Friday, Mr.L.E.Berkey,Betty and Everette,and their guests,Mr. and Mrs.Wilson motored to several of the beach towns. Mr和 Mrs.A.Nelson accompanied Mrs.Charles Chandler to her home in Redondo and spent the evening there Friday night. Mr和 Mrs.J.H.Witesell attended the funerals of Mr和 Mrs.Haigh at Fullerton Saturday afternoon. Mr和 Mrs.T.J.Long of Glendale has visit Sunday and returned to和 son Carl Wednesdays. Mr和 Mrs.A.Nelson accompanied Mrs.Charles Chandler to her home in Redondo and spent the evening there Friday night. Mr和 Mrs.J.H.Witesell attended the funerals of Mr和 Mrs.Haigh at Fullerton Saturday afternoon. Mr和 Mrs.T.J.Long of Glendale has visit Sunday and returned to和 son Carl Wednesdays. by's brother's ranch They were joined by Mrs.Birby's sister,Mrs.Decter and family of Burbank and had a family reunion and picnic.Mrs.Sohl of Napa,and daughter Keath of Glendale and Mrs.L.Koept are guests at the S.F.Hilgenfelds. Miss Dorothy Senn of Bren is assisting at Jack's Cafe in the Homewood Tract.Miss Senn is rooming at Mrs.M.S.Berkey. Mrs.L.E.Berkey is entertaining her cousin, Dr.Gorge Wilson and wife of San Antonio Texas. Friday, Mr.L.E.Berkey,Betty and Everette,and their guests,Mr. and Mrs.Wilson motored to several of the beach towns. Mr和 Mrs.A.Nelson accompanied Mrs.Charles Chandler to her home in Redondo and spent the evening there Friday night. Mr和 Mrs.J.H.Witesell attended the funerals of Mr和 Mrs.Haigh at Fullerton Saturday afternoon. Mr和 Mrs.T.J.Long of Glendale has visit Sunday and returned to和 son Carl Wednesdays. $100,000 WORTH OF FURS STOLEN BOSTON, July 23.The tter of $100,000 worth of furs from the firm of Edward A.Kakas & Son was covered today when the company opened for business. The fur thieves gained entrance thru a basement window and cut a hole thru the floor Only the best of stock was taken. mins parents, from Seattle. Building still continues in Buena Park in spite of hard times The new store building in Homewood is ready for the stucco outside and plaster inside It is already rented for a furniture store A new building is to be erected for a moving picture show on Grand-ave between the Golden-Johnson store building and blacksmith shop The seven store room, two story building being built by Messrs,Golden,Shu-macher and Trapp is rapidly nearing completion. This building will be a credit to a much larger town than Buena Park There will be seven store rooms on first floor and four office rooms and eight apartments on the second floor The owners have already had several applications for rooms. The Missionary Society will have a food sale Saturday, Aug. 2nd in the Warren store room at the corner of Grand-ave and Ninth-street The ladies promise you that you will get your money's worth of well cooked food,and that the money raised will be devoted to a good cause Your patronage will be greatly appreciated. Mrs.Robert Robinson of Los Angeles is visiting her aunts and uncle,the Misses Starr and Mrs.Edward Starr for a few days.Jack's Cafe was robbed Friday night 7 thirty dollars in cash and a quantity of cigarettes were taken On Saturday night the Fullerton chapter No, 191 O.E.S., entertained the Star Points of the Buena Park Chapter No, 204 The Mrs.Holmes who believed her hat had been dashed to death. YORBAL (Spl.)—Slimed hill Grove held at R-neesday; chleken drip-ed by those Mr.; as their h hubell of St.-Lovely Mr.; as entertainers from ear medical return Funer Sangater; later; family wcluded Inna And Austin Meyl And georg spent se master turned accompanied Buckman Lloyd B expected Mr.; and fan Mr.; and man Mrs.R. ARK Now to Visit Laguna QUE SCENES AT LAGUNA BEACH SPEND YOUR JOY BATH SURF FISH GRANDEST TOUCHED BY CIVILIZATION IF YOU HAVE OR MORE ROUNDED HAND JAZZ, COME THE BEACH. the rugged coast overlooking the sea; upper right, the broad boulevard leading to "Our Village"; beauty. The beach is unsurpassed for surf bathing; right center, a scene on the beach, which this before; lower left, bird-eye view of Laguna Beach, where over 1000 homes now nestle; lower right, coast, described as the most picturesque and beswitching of California's coastline. All photographs of commeres. WHERE THE MOUNTAINS MEET THE KILI PLUNGE praises are bedges today, turn from a Scout samSan Bernarnified his son, just completed and this week g it. They baths already run swimming, 100 feet high, Flats off the Mill Creek are there, county, includunaheimers. 6:00 o'clock—according feel equal to of the water breakfast, clean a squad will the night by in the mountleader, of mold, which at 50 cents per useful tasks the necessary ON THE CAMP is not only in the lads sturasing their deselves. HEN CAR CLIFF July 28.—Alone slipped over a three times, and won below amid the 2-year-old and Mrs. U. L. rose escaped unwho believed her washed to death. YORBA LINDA July 28.—Sixty-three people attended the picnic given by the Foothill Groves Packing House and held at Redondo Beach on Wednesday. The house furnished a chicken dinner and tickets to the plunge and a jolly time is reported by those attending. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Cole have as their house guest Sister Sophie Hubell of the Evangelical hospital of St. Louis, Mo. Mr. and Mrs. Noffle Renneker entertained the choir of the Friends church at dinner on Friday evening. Several ladies from here spent Thursday at Laguna Beach. Included in the party were Misses Ina and Una McClatchie, Marsha Vernon, Mrs. W. J. Murray, Mrs. A. W. Miller, Mrs. Della Miller, Mrs. B. M. Selover, Mrs. J. A. Small, Mrs. George T. Kellogg, Mrs. Austin Marshburn and Mrs. A. P. Yerington. Fred Johnson, who was one of the leaders at the Y. M. C. A. summer camp with the group of Yorba Linda boys returned home Wednesday. He was suffering from ear trouble and returned for medical attention. The boys will return this week. Funeral services for James Sangster, father of Mrs. C. A. Butler, were held at San Dimas on Tuesday. Friends of the Butler family who attended from here included Miss Marsha Johnson, Mrs. Austin Marshburn, Mrs. J. T. Hurley and Mrs. Fred Johnson. George Buckmaster, who has spent several months on the Buckmaster ranch near Modesto, returned home Saturday. He was accompanied by little Bobbie Buckmaster, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Buckmaster, who are also expected soon. Mr. and Mrs. George Knight and family of Huntington Beach, Mr. and Mrs. Bassett and Mr., and Mrs. R. A. Knight of this place SEN. LODGE IN SERIOUS SHAPE BOSTON, July 28—Sen. Henry Cabot Lodge, of Mass., one of the best known men in American public life, is in serious condition today at the Charles Gates hospital following an emergency operation for bladder trouble. At 9 a.m. Dr. Cunningham, who performed the operation, announced: "Nothing more can be told for another 24 or 48 hours. He is in a serious condition." Later in the forenoon, attending physicians were quite optimistic. Lodge ate a good breakfast which he followed with a cigar. Physicians said they expected to operate again in about two weeks. Dr. Cunningham issued a bulletin this morning saying Senator Lodge spent a comfortable night. His pulse and temperature were nearly normal, according to physicians. Senator Lodge was reported resting as easily as could be expected during the morning. It will be probably 12 hours before attending physicians can decide definitely whether the Senator can recover. Since his return from Wash-ington a fortnight ago, Senator Lodge has been in precarious health, and has been under the care of Dr. Frederick Winslow, of Boston. He suffered a relapse Sunday and Dr. Cunningham was called in. The senator was in great pain and cheerfully consented to immediate removal to the hospital, a private institution. After recovering from the anesthetic, Senator Lodge appeared cheerful. A bulletin issued by physicians seald the senator's condition was attractive. HEN CAR ER CLIFF only 28.—Alone slipped over a three times, and won below amid the 2-year-old and Mrs. U. L. rose escaped unwho believed herashed to death, now herself over had vainly tried rake of the car, ended and search-ild unhurt. The ly wrecked. S TICKETS West, Santa Ana, met by a Corona going thru that day. The Judge to Big Bear lake on it" in or-control. Ad for results. CALLES TO VISIT EUROPE SHORTLY NOGALES, July 28.—General P. Calles, president-elect of Mexico, en route to Hermosillo, capital of the state of Sonora, to confer with Governor Alejo Bays, expects to leave shortly for Europe, where he will study communistic forms of government, it was learned today. The European trip is regarded with importance in Mexico, it was said, as Calles has always been noted for his progressive ideas. SPEND YOUR VACATION HERE. ENJOY BATHING, HIKING, DANCING OR SURF FISHING AMID NATURE'S GRANDEUR, THAT HAS BEEN UNTOUCHED BY THE HAND OF MODERN CIVILIZATION. IF YOU HAVE SPENT THE PAST FIFTY OR MORE WEEKS IN THE CITY SURROUNDED BY NOISE, BRIGHT LIGHTS AND JAZZ, YOU WILL CERTAINLY WELCOME THE QUIETUDE OF LAGUNA BEACH. ROUNDED BY NOISE, BRIGHT LIGHTS AND JAZZ, YOU WILL CERTAINLY WELCOME THE QUIETUDE OF LAGUNA BEACH. BATHING FISHING DANCING HIKING LIVING ACCOMMODATIONS FINE HOTELS — APARTMENTS COTTAGES — TENT CITY REASONABLE RATES MEET THE SEA"