oc-plain-dealer 1925-01-30

FRIDAY, JANUARY 30 1925 NOTED SPANIARD IN "BANDOLERO" One of the most interesting features of "The Bandolero," which will be the feature at the California Theatre for Saturday only, is said to be the bullfight scenes. These were made by Tom Terriss, the director, in Granada, Spain, near the famous Alhambra, while the Grand Fair of that nook of the world was in progress. Things were looking mighty black so far as special bullfight scenes were concerned when Canero, the most renowned annuver of bulls in Spain, came along with his ten thousand dollar white horse. Canero said he was willing to do his act, for which he usually receives one thousand pesetas, for nothing. That looked to Mr. Terriss like a very fair basis from which to begin bargaining; and as a result Canero and his ten thousand dollar nag soon were at work on a bill. As Canero's specialty is not allowing any one except himself and his horse to get into danger, bull on horseback at the limit possible moment, and then, for good measure, hurdling over the bull's back—Mr. Terrissa got not only the different sort of bullfight that he was seeking, but also one that while packed with thrills, was innocent of those details that make most bullfights not only consurable, but also not highly diverting to most Americans. For the rest, "The Bandelero" was photographed for the most part in Cuba and Spain, and is a Metro-Goldwyn picture. It was adapted by Mr. Terrissa, who also directed it, from the novel of the same name by Paul Gwynne. The cast includes Pedro de Cordoba in the title role, Renes Adoree, Gus lay von Seyfertitz, Manuel Granado, Gordon Begg, Dorothy Ruth Arthur Donaldson, Marie Valray and Jose Rueda. Saturday night is gift night and there are over $100 in valuable and useful gifts that will be given away at the evening performance. Another of the Go-Getter comedies and an Aesop Fable complete the program. KLAMATH PALLS—W. S. Pate, John O'Shea and Pete Sullian charged with first degree murder and robbery in connection with the murder of Oscar Erickson, went on trial here today. SAN DIEGO—After 43 years of wedded life, Mrs. Margarot E. Thomas decided her husband was cruel to her, and was today granted an interlocutory decree. Mark This Ballot NOW! SO THAT YOU MAY RECALL LANE'S Saturday Specials JAN. 31 LANE'S Saturday Specials JAN. 31 10 LBS. 10 A CUSTOMER SUGAR Sat. Only 67c 10 POUNDS FOR Old Dutch Cleanser LIMIT 10 CANS Per can ..... 5c BLACK FIGS— 2 lbs. ..... 29c RINSO— Small size ..... 5c Fels Naphtha Soap Per Bar ..... 5c Lane's Special Coffee (FRESH EVERY DAY) Per pound ..... 40c Jevne's Raisins— Seeded, Seedless .10c Armours Milk— 2 large cans ..... 19c Fancy Sweet Corn— NO. 2 CAN 2 cans ..... 29c Terminal Peas— No. 2 size, 2 cans 29c Campbell's PORK AND BEANS, Saturday only ..... 9c POTATOES— RED SEAL BURBANKS 9 lbs ..... 25c Terminal Tomatoes— No. 2½ SIZE 2 cans ..... 25c 2 cans 29c No. 2 size, 2 cans 29c Campbell's PORK AND BEANS, Saturday only 9c POTATOES— RED SEAL BURBANKS 9 lbs. 25c Terminal Tomatoes— No. 2½ SIZE 2 cans 25c La Fourche Shrimp— Sat. special only .18c Ivory Soap Flakes— Per pkg. 9c 5c to $1 Department VALENTINES, YES WE HAVE A WONDERFUL ASSORTMENT TOO! ALSO VALENTINE CANDY PRICED SPECIAL at per pound 25c and 30c Rag Rugs, 27"x 54"— Special Today ... 89c Ladies' Silk and Wool Hose, $2.50 value 98c PEANUT BRITTLE Recd. Fresh Shipment Today—Special per lb. 19c Huck Towels 18"x 36" Exceptional value 25c Men's Fleeced Underwear, $1.25 value 79c. LANE'S CHAIN STORES CO. INC. 188 WEST CENTER STREET ANAHEM, CALIFORNIA CITY'S FINANCES IN BEST SHAPE (Continued from Page One) general fund to determine whether the city is in good financial condition. From the general fund money is used to pay labor, to buy equipment without voting bonds, to repair equipment, to repair streets, to pay for electric energy purchased from the Edison company, to pay for work on the sewer farm orange grove to pay for extension and repair on electric light lines, and, in general, to pay for all other services incident to the operation of the city's business. The various incomes for the general fund acerene from fines from the recorder's court, from collections from light and water users, from money for oranges sold from sewer farm, from permits sold, and from taxes paid on fiscal property for fiscal year. In the lop-sided statement in the Bulletin is included the money's paid out of the redemption funds, payments out of the sewer fund for the outfall sewer, payments for every conceivable thing. The attempt to confuse the voters by misrepresentation of the city's financial condition is in accord with the entire campaign of the little clique which has been so desperately attempting to get back into the city hall from which it was elected last spring, declared political observers today. Not one good reason has yet been advanced for the injustice of trying to withdraw Anaheim's first dry council in the most vicious recall attempt ever seen in California, it was charged today. The small group of disgruntled politicians who forced the recall on the city have stopped at nothing, not even to import ex-convicts in a conspiracy to "frame" law enforcement candidates. Every charge made against the dry councilmen has been successfully refuted and these officials stand up the burden of oratory. Last night be told some funny stories at the Concordia club as reasons why Anaheim's first dry council should be recalled and elected in their place the candidates supported by the same voters who last spring lost out with Bill Stark, former political boss and ex-saloonkeeper, and Al Pape, whose Packard auto was seized when he was arrested by federal officers on serious charges of bootlegging. SEATTLE—Nick Holvan, 43, broke his neck when he fell down the stairs at his home today. He was dead when picked up. SEATTLE—Found guilty of murder in the second degree, Gus Marth, who killed John Yonna, 72 on Oct. 3 last, was awaiting sentence. Grocery Bargains YOU'LL SPOT THEM HERE EVERY DAY BREAD ... 10c SOLID PACK TOMATOES ... 15c BROOMS ... 48c PIGO Over 1600 Stores Economy AT THE CHECKEK Adding Machine design showing the prices you can Clean, Careful and Rapide PIGGLY WIGGLY Is a clean, well-ordered pa Saturdays until 9 p.m., she may want. More t Wiggly store. A regular patron w quantity or quality. Chipso A white soap chip ped. Fine for washing machine use. Large package—22½c FOR SALADS AN. 31 Place X Here was elected last spring, declared political observers today. Not one good reason has yet been advanced for the injustice of trying to withdraw Anaheim's first dry council in the most vicious recall attempt ever seen in California. It was charged today. The small group of disgruntled politicians who forced the recall on the city have stopped at nothing, not even to importing ex-convicts in a conspiracy to "frame" law enforcement candidates. Every charge made against the dry councilmen has been successfully refuted and these officials stand out in bolder relief than ever before as the result of the failure of the U. S. A. club to make a case before the public. No wonder public sentiment is more than ever crystallizing for the dry councilmen, political observers stated today. Anaheim's financial condition is in better shape today than ever before because economy has been the watchword of the administration from the day it went into office. No group of councillmen ever gave more time to Anaheim's civic affairs. Never before was it possible to step into the mayor's office any day and find him at his desk. Incidentally, it was pointed out today: What one of the opponents of the law enforcement candidates, even if he were willing, could devote as much time to the city's affairs as has Mayor Metcalf? What one of them could stand on a platform on any public occasion and so ably represent the city? Interest in the campaign today was pointing to the second big law enforcement rally Monday evening. Another great demonstration of public sentiment was assured at the gathering on the eve of the election. Heretofore, J. A. Geissinger has carried the burden of the speaking campaign for the recall agitators. However, his church membership openly rebelled at further use of the pulpit for political purposes and he has been devoting his energies to writing for the U. S. A. club organ, his articles being declared the most disgraceful efforts at mud-slinging ever seen in an Orange-co political campaign. Harry D. Riley has now taken BREAD ... 10c SOLID PACK TOMATOES ... 15c BROOMS ... 48c TOILET PAPER 6 ROLLS for 25c ... 5c COCOA, lb. ... 20c SWEET GROUND CHOCOLATE, per lb. ... 30c Pound Fresh Sweet BUTTER ... 50c Other articles at equally low prices Open Evenings and Sunday Forenoons WE DELIVER ORCUTT GROCERY & MARKET Phone 1248 408 No. Los Angeles St. Walk half a block and save half a dollar. G. O. PAYNE CASH GROCER - - 138 E. Center St. Sugar 14½lbs.$1 Fine for washing machine use. Large package— 22½c FOR SALADS Pint can 28c Betty Brown ... 32 Biscuit Mixture ... 27 Cream Puff Flour, large ... 35 Grandma's Pie Crust, 18 oz ... 30 Alber's Waffle Flour, 3 lbs ... 35 GOLD MEDA MAYONNAIS or 1000 ISLAND 3½ oz. Jar ... 8¾ 12c ... 2 Fruit an Spee Select 9 lbs. 25c. FANCY BANANAS Fancy Pippin 4 lbs. 30c. Per Lettuce, solid head G. O. PAYNE CASH GROCER - - 138 E. Center St. Sugar 14½ lbs.$1 100 lb. Sack $6.75 SUETENE, 4 lb. pail 85c; 8 lb. pail $1.65 Burnham and Morrils, No. 2 cans Highest Grade Maine Corn, 2 for 35c Hershey Cocoa, 1 lb. can ... 25c Special for Saturday Glenwood Light Meat Tuna, ½lb can 15c M. & M. or Carnation Milk ... 9c Ben Hur Soap, 6 bars ... 25c Peets Machine Soap Powder ... 35c TOBACCO SPECIAL 50c can Granger Rough Cut ... 75c 50c French Briar Pipe ... BOTH FOR "You're Safe at Payne's" PIGGLY WIGGLY All Over the World Over 1600 Stores in 40 States—Your nearest store, 144 W. Center St. Anaheim Economy, Efficiency, Cleanliness AT THE CHECKER'S DESK—The Checker tabulates your purchases on a Burronghs Adding Machine designed especially for Piggy Wiggly stores, and you receive the slip showing the prices you paid. This is one of the reasons why Piggy Wiggly Shopping is Clean, Careful and Rapid. PIGGLY WIGGLY is a system of merchant dising that provides every house keeper with a clean, well-ordered pantry that she can go to at any time between 8 a.m. and 6 p.m. Saturdays until 9 p.m., and there select with her own hands those articles of food that she may want. More than one thousand different items are to be found in every Piggly Wiggly store. A regular patron will save from $8.00 to $30.00 a month without sacrificing either quantity or quality. Chipso A white soap chipped. Fine for washing machine use. Large package— 22½c RAISINS Sunmaid Seeded or Seedlegs, 15 oz. ..... 11c PRUNES Dessert Brand, Med. size, 2 lb. pkg. .... 20c DATES DROMEDARY 10 oz. package ..... 22c APPLES SLC. Dried, 1 lb. package ..... 22c Salt Diamond Crystal, a pure Eastern Salt. Why not use the best? 2-lb. Shaker or Cooking 10c FOR SALADS MAZOLA OIL FOR FINE FOR WASHING MACHINE USE. Large package—22½c DATES DROMEDARY 10 oz. package 22c APPLES SLC. Dried. 1 lb. package 22c FOR SALADS Pint can 28c MAZOLA OIL Quart can 53c ½ gallon can $1.02 Petty Brown Biscuits Mixture ... 32c Cream Puff Flour, large ... 27c Grandma's Pie Crust, 18 oz ... 35c Iber's Waffle Flour, 3 lbs ... 30c Wansdown Bake Flour, lge... 35c IXL Chill Con Carne, can ... 11c IXL Enchiladas Per can ... 14c IXL Beef Tamales Per can ... 12½c Taylor's Chicken Tamales ... 15c Taylor's Chill and Beans ... 9c Ben Hur Soap 10 bars ... 45c Fels Naptha Soap, per bar ... 6¼c P & G Naptha Soap, 10 bars ... 45c Silk Life Soap, 3 bars ... 30c Octagon Soap per bar ... 7c GOLD MEDAL MAYONNAISE or 1000 ISLAND ½ oz. Jar 8½ oz. Jar 12c 28c You'll find your favorite variety of Ben Hur Tea on the PIGGLY WIGGLY shelves—eight selected garden-grown varieties at reasonable prices. ¼ lb. Package ½ lb. Package 25c 48c Fruit and Vegetable Dept. Specials for Saturday Selected Idaho Russets 10 lbs. 25c. 100 lbs. $2.60 FANCY BANANAS, 3 lbs. for ... 25c Fancy Pippin Apples lbs. 30c. Per box $3.05 Northern Burbank Potatoes 7 lbs. 25c 100 lbs. $3.35 lettuce, solid heads 3 for 10c Cabbage, per lb ... 4c FANCY BANANAS, 3 lbs. for ... 25c Fancy Pippin Apples lbs. 30c. Per box $3.05 Northern Burbank Potatoes 7 lbs. 25c 100 lbs. $3.35 Lettuce, solid heads 3 for 10c Cabbage, per lb ... 4c Grapefruit, 6 for ... 25c Navel Oranges, per doz. 25c Bay Cities Mercantile Co. 4 WEST CENTER ST. — IN PIGGLY WIGGLY STORE are selling Ten Carloads of Meats each week. This is accomplished by honest advertising and honest dealings. We are selling meats at the very lowest prices possible. If are interested in economizing—you should try buying your meats from us. RLOIN ROASTS BEEF, per lb. ... 25¢ STANDING RIB ROAST, per lb. ... 20¢ JUMP ROASTS, per lb. ... 20¢ REAL ROASTS, (shoulder) per lb. ... 12½¢ and 15¢ REAL BREAST (with pocket) per lb. ... 10¢ REAL CHOPS, per lb. ... 20¢ MISS STEAKS GUND STEAKS JUMP STEAKS BLOIN STEAKS ORK STEAKS WIFT'S PREMIUM HAMS (half or whole) per lb. ... 30¢ WIFT'S PREMIUM BACON (half or whole) per lb. ... 40¢ WIFT'S SILVER LEAF LARD (in new pound package) lb. 25¢ NCY CHERRY SLICING HAMS (half or whole) per lb. 26¢ MPOUND LARD, per lb. ... 12½¢ CON was once a luxury, now a Necessity! Try Bacon Sandwiches in the Kiddies Lunch.