oc-plain-dealer 1924-08-15

RIDAY, AUGUST 15, 1924 ROOTS BRIDE AND KILLS HIMSELF LAGSTAFF, Ariz., Aug. 15—fourth bullet. M. Garlott is dead here today detim of his own hand, and his wife when she refused to accompany him home from a dance hall. Grazed by feaousy, Garlott fired three shots at the girl and then pierced his heart with a LAGSTAFF, Ariz., Aug. 15—fourth bullet. Garlott opened fire on his girl's wife when she refused to accompany him home from a dance hall. Mansco SIDE-BACK UNION SUIT A NEW THOUGHT IN UNDERWEAR "MANSCO" IS ANOTHER MEMBER OF A FAMOUS FAMILY WITH ALL THE FINER POINTS OF EXCELLENCE INSURED BY THE NAME. YOU, WHO ARE FAMILIAR WITH MANHATTAN SHIRTS WILL WELCOME "MANSCO",—THE SUPERIOR, LIGHT WEIGHT COMPORT UNDERWEAR. "MANSCO" IS MADE OF A FINE QUALITY FABRIC, PLEASING TO THE TOUCH,—AND HEALTHFUL TO THE SKIN! Including Manhattan Shirts and Pajamas CLIMATE SUPERIOR HERE FOR MOISTURE Anaheim's "moving climate is superior to Hollywood." This extraordinary state made by an official of a modern which is investigating wisdom of locating here, peated today by Pres. Ree Young of the Lions' club day's luncheon meeting Ellis' club. By inference, Anaheim was mountainous, sea, and grove a thand, also has advantage the center of movies, was given to understand. The kinema concert had conferring with the in committee of the Anaheim of which Young is a member. Young had been asked by ident Cliff Lamb to discuss dustrial situation. He did a remarkably clear manning planning how a given secreally reached the point where increasing population it longer support the people cities without industries. Plied to Eo. Calif. where people who depended for support their own labor were few. Many of these were compartment return home because the w not available for them. Young declared that he welcome an industry to name of the county, but parture course to Anaheim. The new McBride Glass factory will be in operation I, he declared. Its payroll even the only per week, would mean many local business. Young asked all to keep eyes open for new industry opportunities. Land here, hoed, was far cheaper than Angeles and the climate able. Anaheim was not try get any of the metropolitan dustries way, but it was that some of the latter move to outlying towns. Another important matter came up at today's gathering that of the proposed public MANSOO IS ANOTHER MEMBER OF A FAMOUS FAMILY WITH ALL THE FINER POINTS OF EXCELLENCE INSURED BY THE NAME. YOU, WHO ARE FAMILIAR WITH MANHATTAN SHIRTS WILL WELCOME "MANSOO".—THE SUPERIOR, LIGHT WEIGHT COMFORT UNDERWEAR. MANSOO IS MADE OF A FINE QUALITY FABRIC, PLEASING TO THE TOUCH,—AND HEALTHFUL TO THE SKIN! Including Manhattan Shirts and Pajamas "Dress Well and Succeed" PAYUNGBLUTT 146 W. CENTER ST. ANAHEIM LANE'S Money Saving SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY, AUGUST 16th YOU'D BE SUEPRISED ON HOW MANY TIMES WE UNDERSELL—Make us Prove It! At the end of the Lane You will find Bargains Grocery Dep't In the rear of the Store Sugar 10lbs. 75c ARMOUR'S MILK—tall cans 19c Twin for ... 19c BEN HUR SOAP 10 bars for 39c PINK BEANS per lb. 7c PEETS WASHING MACHINE SOAP large pkg. 31c WELCH'S GRAPE JUICE, pints 35c TERMINAL CORN Two for 25c DELMONTE TOMATO SAUCE, each 5c PURITAS VACUUM PACK COFFEE per lb. 40c PRUNES A few more 60 to 70 Prunes. They are worth twice the price. While they last, 3 lbs for ... 25c DEL MONTE BLACK BERRIES No. 2 can 15¢ per can CABBAGE At the present high price of cabbage this is a steal. While they last—Hurry! 5¢ a head BLACK & WHITE Asparagus Hearts Should sell for 50¢ each. Lane's Price, while they last—25¢ Can Potatoes Guaranteed A-1, New White Spud, as good as the best on the market. 9 lbs. for Saturday only ... 25c LANE'S SPECIAL COFFEE, per lb. ... 32¢ PURE CREAM CHEESE, lb. ... 28¢ POLAR BRAND PINEAPPLE, 2½¢ ... 25¢ CAMPBELL'S PORK AND BEANS ... 10¢ VAN CAMP'S SOLID PACK TOMATOES Two for—No, 2½¢... 25¢ OHIO BLUE TIP MATCHES, carton ... 36¢ FAIRY MACARONI SAUCE, can ... 5¢ No. 2 CAN RED SALMON, per can ... 10¢ 1 lb. PKG. ASS'T D CAKES, pkg. ... 28¢ WATCH 5¢ to $1 Department WATCH WELCH'S GRAPE JUICE, pints ... 35¢ TERMINAL CORN Two for ... 25¢ DELMONTE TOMATO SAUCE, each ... 5¢ PURITAS VACUUM PACK COFFEE per lb. ... 40¢ BLACK & WHITE Asparagus Hearts Should sell for 50¢ each. Lane's Price, while they last— 25¢ Can WATCH OUR WINDOWS 5c to $1 Departments WATCH OUR WINDOWS ON SALE Sat 9 a.m. Aluminumware Sale Sat 9 a.m. ONLY GUARANTEED PURE ALUMINUM An assortment of Tea Kettles, Dish Pans, Double Beilers, Roasters, 3 Piece Sauce Pan Sets, Covered Sauce Pan Sets, Pitchers, Lipped Sauced Pan, etc. All of which so Saturday, 9 a.m., while 200 pieces last— YOUR CHOICE, 89¢ Electric Curlers Guaranteed 1 year 89¢ Each LADIES' Princess Slips Saturday only 89¢ Each MEN'S WORK Shirts 79¢ Each LADIES' Silk Hose Assorted colors 35¢ Pair, 3 for $1.00 Ladies' Deluxe Quality Pure Silk Hose $1.00 Pair CHILDREN'S Half Hose Saturday only 15¢ Pair EXTRA SPECIAL Water Pitcher With ice lip 50¢ Each Marshmallows Toasted or plain 20¢ Lb. FROSTED 40 WATT Light Bulbs 39¢ Each, or 3 for $ LADIES' Silk Vest 98¢ Each Ladies Waists The very latest $1.00 Each LADIES' PURE THREADED Silk Hose All colors 89¢ Pair LANE'S CHAIN STORES, Inc. 138 W. Center Street Anaheim, California ELIMATE SUPERIOR HERE FOR MOVIES Anaheim's "moving picture" climate is superior to Hollywood! This extraordinary statement, made by an official of a movie company which is investigating the issue of locating here, was retested today by Pren Roscoe B. Young of the Lions club at today's luncheon meeting in the club. By inference, Anaheim with the mountains, sea, and groves near it, also has advantages over the center of moviestown. Young has given to understand. The kinema concert has been unfolding with the industrial committee of the Anaheim C. of C., which Young is a member. Young had been asked by President Cliff Lamb to discuss the industrial situation. He did so in remarkably clear manner, explaining how a given section finally reached the point where with increasing population it could no longer support the people of its cities without industries. This applied to So. Calif., where new people who depended on support upon their own labor were flocking any of these were compelled to return home because the work was not available for them. Young declared that he would welcome an industry to any part of the county, but particularly of course to Anaheim. The new McBride Glass Co.'s factory will be in operation Nov. 15, the payroll, even the only $1,099 per week, would mean much for local business. Young allied to keep their open for new industrial opportunities. Land here, he asserted, was far cheaper than in Los Angeles and the climate preferable. Anaheim was not trying to get any of the metropolitan industries way, but it was known that some of the latter wished to move to outlying towns. Another important matter that came up at today's gathering was that of the proposed public playground. COMMITTEE WILL ARRANGE DISPLAY Hugh Miller of Fullerton, Howard Williams of Orange, Frank Pope of Santa Ana and Harry Sidney of Anaheim, president of the local board and of the Associated Reality Boards of Orange County, were appointed a committee last night at a gathering in Santa Anza to discuss the type of headquarters and display for the county to be opened during the State Real Estate convention at Pasadena next fall. Oranges placed in each room of the Hotel Huntington during the big meeting, Oct. 8-11, appeared to be the plan most favored, said Sidney today. No method has been selected as yet, however. The Santa Ana meeting was one of the board officers, and another meeting of the sort will be held on call of Sidney. The publicity given the county in the national and state real estate magazines by reason of the county's participation is a feature stressed by Sidney. ROBINSON WINS WESTERN JUNIOR DEERFIELD, Ill., Aug. 15. After trailing a good part of the distance, George Robinson of Southmoor won the western junior golf championship at Briargate today by defeating Donald Carriek of Toronto, 2 and 2. Robinson was behind for 17 holes this morning but squared the match on the home green and then the two boys alternated winning holes. On the 26th Robinson started his victorious streak and won three straight holes and maintained his advantage until the 34th green, where the match ended. GOVERNOR SITS IN JUDGMENT MONTEREY, Aug. 15. The pendulum of time was reversed here today and Gov. F. W. Richardson, standing in the stead of a long line of distinguished old Spanish gentlemen who were once governors of this state, held forth at Colton Hall, built by the Rev. Dr. Walter N. Colton. First American official in the state and which building was the first capitol of California an dthe scene of the constitutional convention which followed admission to the union. Garbled in a Spanish costume to the days of old, Governor Richardson mounted the dals in the famous old court in Colton Hall and there passed judgement on various and sundry local celebrities who had refused to abide by the proclamation of Mayor Benjamin F. Wright, calling on all citizens of this city to wear moustaches, sideburns and imperious during the interim leading up to the observance of the Serra Pilier image, in honor of Fr. Junipero Berre, father of the California missions, to be held this fall. Gathered about the governor were many leading citizens of Monterey, all in Spanish costumes. Police Judge Rosa C. Sargent himself descendant of one of the finest of the old Spanish landlords, surrendered his seat of justice and authority to gubernational hands. Others in the party were: Mary Woods, artist; Jo Mora, famous sculptor; Percy Gray, artist; Perry Newberry, well known author and former mayor of Carmel; Mayor B. F. Wright; Police Commissioner THINK SLAIN OF HERRICK DAVENPORT, Ia., John Byroney, 26, of Neb., is held here Sheriff Behmer in counsel the mysterious murder identified young woman body was found under near Bedford, two days after Byroney was taken today on a farm near Blind drove a car bearing a license. He told office motorizing east through Lincoln Highway, while touch Bedford. With Byroney at his arrest was a girl who was withheld by the owl AVIATORS CO. GLENDALE, Aug. 15. Hugo Schmidt and Pillow of the U.S.Aviation College uniously escaped with when their plane, headed to the U.S. battle... FALKENST SATURDAY---An Offerin New Fall See the Windows Specials JUST 16th BELL—Make us Prove It. In the rear of the Store Potatoes guaranteed A-1, New White dues, as good as the best the market. bs. for tursday only ..... 25c NE'S SPECIAL COFFEE, per lb. ..... 32c ORE CREAM REESE, lb. ..... 28c DILAR BRAND NEAPPLE, 2½ s UMPBELL'S PORK ID BEANS ..... 10c AN CAMP'S SOLID PACK MATOES no for—No. 2½'s... HIO BLUE TIP ATCHES, carton ..... 36c AIRY MACARONI PUCE, can ..... 5c 2 CAN RED MON, per can ..... 10c lb. PKG. ASS'T'D KES, pkg. ..... 28c N CAMP'S SOLID PACK OMATOES ro for—No. 2½' a... 25c HO BLUE TIP ATCHES, carton 36c AIRY MACARONI BUCE, can 5c A. 2 CAN RED ALMON, per can ... 10c lb. PKG. ASS'T'D KES, pkg. 28c nts WATCH OUR WINDOWS Sale Sat 9 a.m. ONLY Roasters, 3 Piece Sauce etc. All of which sell 89c FROSTED 40 WATT Light Bulbs 99c Each, or 3 for $1 LADIES' Silk Vest 98c Each Ladies Waists The very latest $1.00 Each LADIES' PURE THREAD Silk Hose All colors 89c Pair ES, Inc. Anaheim, California Types for Street, Afterno Frocks that express all the newness and beauty associated with b taste were evidently uppermost in the minds of those who designed that no woman or miss can afford to overlook. Canton Crepes Satin Crepes and Combinations Some embroidered, others lace trimmed, while still others show ribbon trimming and self treatments. Falkenste Col. William H. Faringhy and other leaders in affairs of this locality. THINK SLAIN GIRL OF HERRICK, S. D. DAVENPORT, Ia., Aug. 15—The body of the 18-year-old girl found several days ago under a bridge near Bedford, Ia., is believed to have been identified late today as Miss Lillian McKinney of Herrick, S. D. Identification was made by long distance telephone conversations with the girl's father, who said there was no doubt that the body was that of his daughter. State agents now believe that Carl Haugh of Herrick was the driver of the car from which Miss McKinney was thrown. Haugh is a former convict. DAVENPORT, Ia., Aug. 15—John Byroney, 26, of Plainview, Neb., is held here today by Sheriff Behm in connection with the mysterious murder of an unidentified young woman whose body was found under a bridge near Bedford, two days ago. Byroney was taken into custody on a farm near Big Rock. He drove a car bearing a Nebraska license. He told officers that he was motoring east thru Iowa via Lincoln Highway, which does not touch Bedford. With Byroney at the time of his arrest was a girl whose name was withheld by the officers. AVIATORS CRASH GLENDALE, Aug. 15.—Lieut. Hugo Schmidt and Pilot Wallace of the U.S.Aviation Corps miraculously escaped with their lives when their plane, the 2-7 attached to the U.S.A battle fleet at San Diego, crashed in landing at the Glendale airport. The plane was a complete wreck. Both filers were uninjured. The ship was one of three making experimental radio cross-country tests. AT THE HOTEL VALENCIA California Hebert, F. M. Arnold, P. H. Kamlud, and Arthur W. Harris, Los Angeles; W. D. Cannon, San Francisco; and M. E. McCallister, Chicago. AUTO HITS GIRL Mary Cuellen, Mexican girl living on Ash-st., Fullerton, narrowly escaped serious injury yesterday afternoon when struck by a car driven by Murray Piper at Commonwealth ave., and Spadrard., Fullerton. She was carrying her baby sister but the little one was not injured. Mary was not badly hurt. Piper said he was watching another car, and did not see the gift. ALPHA BETA STORE THE BEST FOR LESS SPECIALS FOR SAT. WE HAVE SOME EXTRA FINE. Alberta Peaches 95 c. per lug Freestone for Canning ... Bananas, 2 lb. ... 15¢ Thompson Seedless Grapes, per lug ... 75¢ Tomatbes, 5 lbs. ... 25¢ Potatoes, lug ... 55¢ Gerrard Bros. & Hanson 249 E. Center St. Phone 297 ALKENSTEIN'S An Introductory Fering of all Dresses Sizes Range From 16 Up Afternoon and General Wear associated with better Fall Dress Innovations. Youth, originality and good those who designed them, and each at this price reveals a measure of value 18.00 Charmingly Youthful Slim, Simple Types Some paneled others show tucked and shirred developments. Navy and black predominate. Anaheim