oc-plain-dealer 1924-09-18

PAGE TWO FLIERS IN LONG FLIGHT TODAY BIG CABIN, Okla., Sept. 18—The world flyers passed over this city at 4:40 p.m. Muskogee is forty miles south of here. ST. JOSEPH, Mo., Sept. 18—The round-the-world girdlers arrived here at 12:22 today. Flying in a perfect "V" formation, the planes flew over the city before heading to Rosecrans Aviation Field where they will remain for about an hour before proceeding to Muskogee, Okla. The landing was completed at 12:23 p.m. KANSAS CITY, Mo., Sept. 18—The three round the world flyers en route from St. Joseph, Mo., to Muskogee, Okla, passed over this city at 2:10 p.m. ST. JOSEPH, Mo., Sept. 18—The three round the world flyers took off from Rosecrans Aviation Field for Muskogee, Okla., at 1:18 p.m. this afternoon after spending only 50 minutes in the city. BRIDE SELECTED BY FORMER WIFE LOS ANGELES, Sept. 18—A romance more strange than ever filmed in Hollywood culminated here today when Miss Claire Adams, 24, beautiful Canadian girl and a star in pictures, became the wife of Benjamin Hampton, 48, movie director. Miss Adams was selected by the first Mrs. Hampton as choice for a wife if the director decided to remarry, as she lay upon her death bed. The bride, whose full name is Beryl Claire De Vere Nassan Adams, was given away by Cecil De Mille, the well-known director. Among the witnesses were Hampton's five children by his former marriage. Mrs. Hampton was a dear friend of mine and it is true she wanted me to marry Mr. Hampton when she died," said the bride after the YALE GRADUATE HELD AS SUSPECT WESTERN UNION OFFERS PRIZE Friends of Earl Hudson, anger of the Anaheim office movie director, Miss Adams was selected by the first Mrs. Hampton as choice for a wife if the director decided to remarry, as she lay upon her death bed. The bride, whose full name is Beryl Claire De Vere Nassan Adams, was given away by Cecil De Mille, the well-known director. Among the witnesses were Hampton's five children by his former marriage. Mrs. Hampton was a dear friend of mine and it is true she wanted me to marry Mr. Hampton when she died," said the bride after the ceremony. "But my love for Mr. Hampton is as sincere and true as that of any bride. He loves me deeply I am sure and while the wedding may seem strange to some, there is nothing unusual about it." YOUTHS ATTACKED SACRAMENTO, Sept. 18. — Attacked from behind by some unknown assailant, two boys, one dead and the other dying from fractured skulls and other injuries, were found today by a railroad employee beneath the American River bridge at Elvas in the environs of this city. The maimed forms were found beside a campfire. Prior to lapsing into unconsciousness, Wm. Isaac, said he met his associate, who is unidentified. Last night in a Sacramento soft drink saloon. Both were desirite, he cald, and walked out to zivas where they built a fire, expecting to board a freight train for Marysville, Calif., in the morning. "Some one hit my partner with a heavy scantling and then attacked me," said Isaac. The dead victim of the attack is badly burned, having rolled into the fire in his death struggles. Isaac is suffering from similar burns. Isaac said he was wandering around the country and lived at Centralia, Wash., where a sister, Mrs. Verma Blaine, resides at 2514 1-2 Hewitt-ave. Isaac could give no reason why he was attacked. CHE KIANG FORCES IN SERIOUS MUTINY Continued from page one the new Yen cabinet and declared he was prepared to back it with his full military strength. LONDON, Sept. 18. — Airplanes from the army of Marshal Chang Two Lin, warlord of Manchuria, who has declared war on the central government in Peking, have bombed Shankuiwan in an attempt to blow up the Peking Railroad, according to Central News dispatches from Shanghai this afternoon. Little damage was done. YALE GRADUATE HELD AS SUSPECT NEW YORK, Sept. 18. — Montague Pike, 29, graduate of Yale and Sing Sing, was under arrest today in connection with the robbery of Miss Edith Bobe, Broadway modulate, and Robert L. Hague, marine superintendent of the Standard Oil Co. of New Jersey, of jewels and cash estimated at over $50,000 under circumstances similar to those surrounding the robbery and murder of Dot King and Louise Lawson. Pike was arrested charged with extortion after it was alleged he had telephoned Miss Lene Flaherty, Miss Bobe's secretary, and demanded $400 for whiche he promised to reveal where the stolen gems now were. Miss Flaherty communicated with police. Pike, who claims to be a graduate of Sheffield Scientific School of Yale, and now is employed by a New York contractor, admitted that he had served a term in Sing Sing prison for grand larceny but denied he had taken part in the Bobe robbery. Police are investigating his recent movements, comparing his finger prints with others they have secured at the Bobe home where HOUSEHOLD HINT BY MRS. MORTON MENU HINT Breakfast Musk Melon Fried Ham and Eggs Toast Marmalade Coffee Luncheon Carrot and Cottage Cheese Salad Creamed Potatoes Apple Tarts Milk Dinner Macaroni with Stuffed Tomatoes Corn on the Cob Apple Pie Tea or Coffee TODAY'S RECIPES Macaroni with Stuffed Tomatoes — Put one package of elbow macaroni in three quartz of boiling salted water, cook until tender, which will generally take about ten minutes; stir occasionally. Then place macaroni in colander and shake until thoroughly drained. Never start to cook in cold or nearly warm water. Method: Cut top of sight ripe cherries and orange slices in quarters. SUGGESTIONS A little varnish now and will keep the ordinary flake good condition. It is then that let go until bodily that cause trouble and expel A gulion of varnish will 400 square feet of surface that with the required which should be a rubber s is almost all the cost for ho ent floor renewing. First the floor must be sec hard; this is not only to clean but it removes some old finish as well. This is so dry thoroughly and is f by a scrubbing with sand about size 1-0 or 00 will do important, as it leaves the smooth and ready for new However, all the dust free sandpaper must be very thick in wineries and a Jack Martin The Irish Auctioneer will sell at Auction on next Monday afternoon the practically new 4 ROOM HOUSE located at No. 330 W. La Palma St., Anaheim THE TERMS will be so reasonable that most anyone can afford to buy. YOUR CHANCE to get a fine little home at a bargain REMEMBER Monday, September 22 1:30 p.m. 330 West La Palma St. (Between N. Lemon and N. Palm St.) ANAHEIM Dinner Macaroni with Stuffed Tomatoes Corn on the Cob. Apple Pie Tea or Coffee TODAY'S RECIPES Macaroni with Stuffed Tomatoes Put one package of elbow macaroni in three quartes of boiling salted water, cook until tender, which will generally take about ten minutes; stir occasionally. Then place macaroni in colander and shake until thoroughly drained. Never start to cook in cold or merely warm water. Method: Cut top of night ripe tomatoes and scoop out centers. Melt three tablespoons butter, add two tablespoons flour, gradually add one cup milk; stir constantly. Remove from fire, add seasoning; one-half cup cheese. Mix. Fill tomatoes with the mixture, cover with bread crumbs. Bake in moderate oven until tomatoes are cooked, taking care that they do not break. (Pricking tomatoes with a pin helps to hold tomato firm). Place remainder of cooked allow macaroni in the center of the platter, surround with baked tomatoes. Garnish with hard boiled sliced eggs and parsley. Carrot and Cottage Cheese Salad — Carrot and cottage cheese salad is made of about equal parts of cottage cheese and ground carrots, with about one-third the quantity of chopped nuts. Season this mixture to taste and flavor generously with lemon juice. Red Pepper Jelly—Chop ripe red peppers and drop in double boiler. Cook over hot water until the juice is extracted. To every pint of juice allow a pound of sugar and boil until if thickens. Pour into small tumblers and when cold cover with hot white wax. PARTY PUNCH Two and a half cups sugar, two cups water, two cups freshly made tea, three-fourths cup lemon juice, six cups orange juice, two cups crushed pineapple, eight cups ice water, plain or charged; I cup maruschino cherries, six sliced oranges. Make a syrup by boiling sugar and water together five minutes. Add tea which has been chilled, the fruit juice and crushed pineapple; chill. Add The ill effect produced by over some serious probes the sudden anger generates supposed wrong, can be a small importance compared hidden tendency to worry every problem and to be chronic state of suppressed The occasional outbreaks of casam or criticism or jealousy played at meal time will unduly upset direction, but for to realize that the serious which really exists is that state of mind which is secret pressing the normal function the body by the hidden woe of unlovely thoughts are directly responder those sudden outbursts wholesome ideas which fress pressure in fit of anger, fear, and the like. THE PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIF. Passengers Take to Lifeboats the Norwegian-American line safely landed all of its passengers, attacked it at sea, giving the ship a heavy list. The crew managed kroner damage was done. Lifeboats are shown leaving the ship. WESTERN UNION OFFERS PRIZES Friends of Earl Hudson, manner of the Anaheim office of the LEGION ELECTION MAY BE DEADLOCK The Two FRIDAY an are powe economycut price a everyone goods to t WESTERN UNION OFFERS PRIZES Friends of Earl Hudson, manner of the Anaheim office of the Western Union, are wondering whether he is going to win one of the fat cash prizes offered by Western Union for the best suggestions to better the service. Suggestions are sought to imrove and develop service, reduce tips and promote co-operation, and, and the Assn. of Western Union Employees is collaborating with the company in arranging the competition. There is a first prize of $500, second prize of $250 each, third size of $100, fourth prize of $50 and fifth prize of $25. Additional awards totaling $5000 or much of that as the committees charge thinks the suggestions rarrant also are offered. Robbers spent some time in a revel, ransacking the place store Miss Bobe and her escort loved to be robbed, and to see other the negro maid. Miss Bobe or Hague can identify him. Miss Bobe has disappeared as a result, it is reported, of a masterless telephone call which treated her with the same fate. Dot King and Louise Lawson, because of information she has seen to police. HOLD HINTS harries and orange allees, cut quarters. SUGGESTIONS A little varnish now and then will keep the ordinary floor in good condition. It is the floors that are let go until badly defaced at cause trouble and expense. A gallon of varnish will cover 10 square feet of surface, and it with the required brush, which should be a rubber set one, almost all the cost for home talt floor renewing. First the floor must be scrubbed ard; this is not only to get it can bkt it removes some of the finish as well. This is allowed dry thoroughly and is followed in scrubbing with sandpaper, out size 1-0 or 00 will do. This important, as it leaves the floor soft and ready for new finish. However, all the dust from the papar must be very thoroughed. LEGION ELECTION MAY BE DEADLOCK ST. PAUL, Minn., Sept. 18. Prospects of a deadlock in the American Legion election for a national commander to succeed John R. Quinn of California were breaking today. The election will take place today. Gen. J. J. Drain of the District of Columbia, Gen. John R. McQuigg of Ohio, and Harrison Fuller, past state commander of Minnesota, were prominently mentioned. The boom for Gen. John J. Pershing has subsided because the legionnaires have been told the general wants to stay in private life. Monahan Post band of Sioux City, Ia., won first place in the band competition last night. Cedar Falls, Iowa, ran third. Racine, Wis., winner of first place with its float in Tuesday's parade, added to its honor last night when its Legion post drum corps won the drum and bugle corps competition. Omaha, Neb. Post Number 1, was second. A resolution was adopted demanding that congress pass whatever special legislation is needed to waive the age limit and restore General Pershing and pledging the Legion to lead the fight "to make his valuable counsel available to those responsible for the national defense." Gen. Pershing, the resolution declared, "showed himself one of the greatest soldiers in the nation's history and when retired was helping the nations to profit by its war lessons and to organize its defenses for peace." The convention unanimously thanked all members of congress whose vote overcode President Coolidge's veto of the adjusted compensation act and a copy of the resolution will be mailed to each of them. Other resolutions adopted today asked amendment of the civil service laws to give members preference and make it mandatory to appoint a veteran if on the eligible list; ask legislation to prohibit discharging men and women from government employ except by regular civil service proceedings; and asked a change in the compensation act to allow any veteran who wishes to sign his rights over to any patriotic organization chartered by Congress. Congress was asked to strengthen the U.S. Navy as a defense economy-cut price and everyone goods to ten dollars. Store Closed MONDAY While large force will move the stock and we will be prepared to accommodate our trade Tuesday. WE WILL BF. OPEN IN OUR NEW HOME Tuesday WE WILL BE OPEN IN OUR NEW HOME NOTICE WHILE WE WILL BE OPEN FOR BUSINESS ON TUESDAY OUR FORMAL OPENING will be delayed until October 1st. Watch for this announcement Health and Diet Advice The ill effect produced by worover some serious problem, or a sudden anger generated at a apposed wrong, can be only of hall importance compared to the hidden tendency to worry over every problem and to be in a chronic state of suppressed anger. The occasional outbreaks of sarism or criticism or jealouay dislayed at meal time will undoubtedly upset dissection, but few seem realize that the serious trouble which really exists is that chronic state of mind which is secretly decasing the normal functions of a body by the hidden workings unlovely thoughts, which oughts are directly responsible for those sudden outbursts of unhollesome ideas which find excession in fits of anger, jealousy, ar, and the like. One who has suffered from digestive disturbance has vivid recollections of many unhappy hours, and there is no denying the fact that even though the best food is used and used in the right way, yet the unconscious expetancy of trouble is so deeply impressed upon the memory mind of habit that there will be set up a tendeny to look for distressing symptoms which will prevent the enjoyment of normal digestion until this habit is overcome. Those who follow the dictetie instrutions contained in this book will at once feel the good effects that will follow, but complete results will not be achieved until you learn to expect perfect digestion and vigorous health as a matter of course. *To be continued* the Final two Days DAY and SATURDAY powerful days for nomy---every price a price and in addition ryone purchasing ds to the amount of powerful days for economy---every price a price and in addition everyone purchasing adds to the amount of dollars receives an national 10 Per Centount on Sale Prices Closed DAY will move the be prepared to trade Tuesday. day OPEN IN HOME ONE HALF POUND COTTON BATTS good bleach cotton batts; you will wish to share in this offer. 15c 54 INCH INDIAN HEAD LINEN so suited for lunch cloth and uniform suitings; while we men, tion specially the fine linen finish, the same is to be had also in soft finish. 45c IDEAL SLEEPING GARMENTS Hygeneic soft knit fabric, made of high grade cotton with some fine wool interwoven. 95c LADIES $1.25 PRINCESS SLIPS, PET-TICOATS, GOWNS FANCY ROUND OR SQUARE OILCLOTH TABLE COVERS 18 inch square or diameter, attractive design. EXTRA SPECIAL--- 59c $3.50 ALL WOOL MISSES SLIPOVER SWEATERS $2.29 Remarkable values, smart styles, assorted colors. BOY'S SPLENDID GRADE KNIT UNION SUITS 79c short sleeves; knee length; 85c values. YARD WIDE OUTING FLANNEL 22c GARMENTS Hygeneic soft knit fabric, made of high grade cotton with some fine wool interwoven. 95¢ LADIES $1.25 PRINCESS SLIPS, PET-TICOATS, GOWNS — Princess slips, underskirts, gowns and chemise of good quality nainsook. Sale price— 95¢ YARD WIDE BUNGALOW CRETONNES — beautiful patterns and some 30 different designs to choose from. Suited for draperies, covering, and also much used for comforter tops. 19¢ STYLE 34. WELL BUILT CORSET — at a special price. For the average figure; fancy pink cor-set material, elastic gores. $1.95 UNION SUITS 79¢ — short sleeves; knee length; 85¢ values. YARD WIDE OUTING FLANNEL 22¢ — good quality outing, with thick nap in assorted color striped patterns. J. P. COATS' BEST SEWING THREAD 45¢ — all numbers, 8 to 100, black or white. Special per dozen. 25¢ GRADE OF HIGH GRADE 36-INCH MUSLIN 17½¢ — splendid grade, soft finish; free of all dressing. REGULATION SCHOOL MIDDIES $2.19 — not detachable collar, can be trimmed with 3 rows braided, daddy of strong jeans.