oc-plain-dealer 1925-05-08

ANNUAL MUSIC CONTEST TONIGHT Under the auspices of the Anaheim Kiwanis club Anaheim tonight will put on its first annual music contest for school students. It will be a double competition, with boys and girls participating in each of two contests, one for grammar school and the other for Hi school students. The committee in charge consists of H. W. Lewis, Nina M. Owens, Joshua Williams and Leona M. Steelhead. Judges will be Miss Mary O'Donoughue of the Polytechnic Hi School, Los Angeles; Jay Plowe, flutist of the Philharmonic orchestra, Los Angeles; and Louis Curtis of the Linecoln Hi School, all of Los Angeles. Prizes of cash are the awards. The contestants are to be: Grammar school: PIANO Allegro Vivace ... Kuhlean Naomi Wheeler The Butterfly ... Louise Wright Anna Lee Williams Song of the Lark ... Techalkowsky Mildred Kimmel BOYS’ VOICE Sally, Irene and Nellie ... Cantor, Ceballos Melvin Randall The World is Waiting for the Sunrise ... E. Seils Riebard Melrose In the Garden ... Eugene Anderson GIRLS’ VOICE Sleepy Hollow ... Kountz Norma Lee Wimmer Now the Sun is in the West ... M. Casson Wilma aWits Pinin’ Just for You, S. G. Adams Alice C. Ashleigh VIOLIN Concerto ... Selitz Mason Henry Berceuse Slave ... Franz Neruda Leila Brown Spanish Dance ... Roland Boage Ill Bacio (The Kiss) ... L’Ardite Dorothy Winters, Whistler More Trouble For Young Highwayman Hearing on a petition asking for probation for Roy Lane, convicted by a jury of being a member of an assorted candid gang that held up J. R. Mayer, Santa Ana bank official, on the highway north of Fullerton two months ago was continued today by Superior Judge Z. B. West for one week. In the meantime, the court indicated, preparations might be made for sending Lane, who is but 16 years old, to the Preston school of industry. W. A. Neuteboom, asserted leader, is under sentence to spend 20 years at San Quentin, while Jack Lee, after receiving a five-year prison sentence was released temporarily to Los Angeles authorities who are to press charges of highway robbery of two physicians there the same night the prisoner was arrested by Anaheim police, who said they were attempting to rob a stage driver. Virginia Hymer, fourth member of the party, was released at the trial last week, on motion of the prosecution. Though she is but 18 years old, her husband in Los Angeles this week started action to obtain a divorce from her, alleging infidelity. EIGHTEEN YEAR OLD GETS OFF EASY Glenn Duffy, of Costa Mesa, 18, and married, was sentenced to one year in the county jail by Superior Judge Z. B. West at Santa Ana today, after receiving Duffy’s admission that he had illicit relations with a young married woman of that city. In order to save Duffy from San Quentin, the prosecution erased the word “married” from the portion of the information relating to the woman involved, the change making the offense a misdemeanor instead of a felony. RIO DE JANRIEO—The first contingent of Holy Year Pilgrims from Brazil, numbering 1009, has sailed for Rome. BUENA PARK BUENA PARK, May 7. (Spl.)—The Eastern Star had a very interesting meeting Monday evening. After the usual routine a short program was given. A drill was given by the “overall brigade” consisting of Meadames Garrison Coster, Deland Weaver, Herbert Hunt, James Calder and Misses Anna Fisk and Mae Priddy. And a short negro comedy sketch by Mrs. B. R. Shinn and Mrs. Geo, Thomas which ended by these characters, Dinah and her friend inviting Mr. Albert De Land and his fiancee, Miss Marjorie to inspect the model home, arranged on the stage, then after getting them up in front presenting them with two large clothes baskets full of gifts. Miss McComber is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. McComber of Buena Park. Mr. DeLand is a young business man of Fullerton. The marriage will take place the 7th of June. After viewing the pretty gifts the evening was spent in dancing and refreshments were served. L. J. Robeson took his son Lawrence who has been suffering with a broken leg for the last seven weeks, to Tujunga, Tuesday afternoon, when Dr. Brown will take the plaster cast off. They expect to stay several days for Dr. Brown to treat the leg. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Bixby visited relatives in Pasadena Sunday. Mr.’ and Mrs. J. H. Spohn Mrs. M. S. Berkey and Mrs. J. B. Robinson were Santa Ana visitors Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Jack Cromwell and daughter Imogene of Fullerton were guests Tuesday of Mrs. C. A. Salzman. Mrs. Claude Allin and little daughter Claudine returned Saturday from a month’s stay in her old home at Millsap, Texas. Mrs. W. B. Shaw attended the funconon given by the associate matrons of the Eastern Star in Bleepy Hollow ... Kountz Norma Lee Wimmer Now the Sun is in the West ... M. Casson Wilma a Wits Pinin' Just for You, S. G. Adams Alice C. Ashleigh VIOLIN' Concerto ... Selitz Mason Henry Berceuse Slave ... Franz Neruda Leila Brown Spanish Dance ... Roland Booge Ill Bacto (The Kiss) ... L'Ardite Dorothy Winters, Whistler High School: GIRLS' VOCAL The Slumber Boat ... Gaynor Fay Hunton Florian's Song ... Goddard Eunice Hylton Just a Wearin' for You ... Bond Leah Davis BOYS' VOCAL Bells of the Sea ... Solman Gilby Cheatum Barefoot Trail ... Digger Lawrence Sweeney My Wild Irish Rose ... Joe Bushard PIANO Romance ... Sibellus Lucy Bell Morgan Piece Dans Le Style Ancien ... RIO DE JANRIEO—The first contingent of Holy Year Pilgrims from Brazil, numbering 1009, has sailed for Rome. Chaminade Francis Yorker Dawn ... Friml Leonora McAllister INSTRUMENTAL, Jerusalem ... H. Parker Randal Mauss In Old Madrid ... Trotere Theo Claussen Serenade ... Till Walter Heineman Chanson Indove ... Korsakow-Kreisler Lawrence Sweeney La Cinquantine Oliver Edwards Cavitana ... Raff William Grafton PIGGLY WIGGLY ACC Over the World Your Nearest Store - - - - - 144 W. Center St., Anaheim STRING BEANS Young and Tender BRAND NO. 2 CAN 14c Buy a dozen at this low price QUAKER OATS Regular or Quick Small size Large size 12¢ 27¢ UNDERWOOD DEVILED RAM 2¼-oz. can 5½-oz. can 17¢ 32¢ CLAMS Warrington MINCED 7.oz. CAN 22c 10 oz. CAN 28c Sugar 101bs.58c LIGHT HOUSE CLEANSER 5¢ FLY SWATTER FREE WITH 3 CANS DEL MONTE CRUSHED PINEAPPLE No. 2 CANS 20¢ Fresh Ranch Eggs 36¢ Sugar 10lbs.58c LIGHT HOUSE CLEANSER 5¢ FLY SWATTER FREE WITH 3 CANS DEL MONTE CRUSHED PINEAPPLE No.2 CANS 20¢ Fresh Ranch Eggs . . . . 36c Fruit and Vegetable Dept. WHITE ROSE New Potatoes, 5 lbs... 25c 7 lbs. Russetts ... 25c Fancy Bananas, 4 lbs... 30c Strawberries at lowest market price. Extra Fancy Lettuce ... 5c Serve Yourself and Save Mac's Market JOE McMASTER, Prop. In Piggly Wiggly SHOULDER ROAST OF BEEF, per lb. ... 15c and 18c LEGS OF LAMB, per lb. ... 32c Shoulder Pork Roast ... 22c WHOLE OR HALF Plate Boil, per lb. ... 10c Shoulder Milk Lamb Rst. 25c Bacon Squares, per lb. .. 21c Hauser Kreamola Shortening ... 16c Smoked Butt: ... 38c NA PARK ARK, May 7. (Spl.)—Star had a very interesting Monday evening, usual routine a short given. A drill was the "overall brigade" of Mesdames Garrison and Weaver, Herbert Calder and Misses Mae Priddy, and then after getting front presenting them large clothes baskets. Momber is the daughter Mrs. C. L. McComber Park. Mr. DeLand is a less man of Fullerton. He will take place the After viewing the evening was spent and refreshments were Jason took his son Law- been suffering with ing for the last seven injunga. Tuesday after Dr. Brown will take cast off. They expect several days for Dr. neat the leg. Mrs. Herbert Bixby lives in Pasadena Sun-Mrs. J. H. Spohn Mrs.- and Mrs. J. B. Robtanta Ana visitors Tueson. Cromwell and daughte of Fullerton were day of Mrs. C. A. Salz-de Allin and little daughte returned Saturday-month's stay in her Millsap, Texas. B. Shaw attended the even by the associate the Eastern Star in Anaheim To Enter Pasadena Play Day The program of Pasadena Hi School's Play Day, on May 16, which has just reached Miss Jacques, girls' coach at the Hi School, includes soccer, baseball, basketball, tennis, handball, croquet, track events and swimming. The Anaheim girl will take part in the basketball, track and swimming events only. Lancheon will be served during the noon hour at the school cafeteria, and at 1 o'clock there will be an entertainment in the girls' gym. REPORTS TIRE STOLEN D. H. Van Meter, 344 No. Helena-st., reported to local police that a cord tire had been stolen from his car while parked in front of the Masonic temple. BERLIN—Fifty Nationalist Associations will line up 150,000 members to salute the entry into Berlin of President-Elect Hindenburg. Schofield on the north, L. T. Wilsey on the south, and Emanuel and Fred Bastay on the west. Mrs. Kane of Lansdown visited Mrs. C. A. Spohn Monday. C. L. McComber is home from the Anaheim hospital. Mrs. Andrew Bassell and Miss Katherine Merrigan of Kansas City motored to San Diego for a few days stay. Mr. and Mrs. O. Hardy moved from the J.. Thompson house on Whittacker-ave, to Santa Ana. Mr. and Mrs. Thompson who have spent some time in Long Beach are moving back to their home. Mrs. SeeMeyer was visited Tuesday by her mother, Mrs. Emma Meyer and brother-in-law, Mr. Lonnigan of Los Angeles. Mrs. See Meyera brother Gus Meyers who get quite badly hurt Sunday at the beet dump returned home with them. Ray Hasson of Glendale visited his parents Dr. and Mrs. D. W. Hasson Saturday. REHEARSE PLAY Rehearsals for the annual Hi School Junior play, which this year will be "Turn to the Right" are going on nicely, says Miss Luille Bickley, coach in dramatics at the Hi School. Tickets will be issued on Monday. Proceeds will go to the annual junior-senior banquet, after expenses of the play have been defrayed. REALTORS PICNIC Several Anaheim realtors will attend on Saturday a gathering of the Associated Reality Boards of Orange-co at Alliso canyon below Laguna Beach. A barbecue dinner served by W.K. Duffy of Santa Ana, discussion of the multiple listing system and games including a tug-o-war, stunraces, etc., will be features. Ladies of the realtors will accompany them. STANTON STANTON, Calif., May 8—Mr. and Mrs. D, W. Powell and sons Melvin and Harold spent the week end at Monolith with his sister and family, Mrs. Tom Yoder. Mr. Bert Howard of Los Angeles, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Howard and two daughters of Long Beach Caswell Coffee THE NATIONAL CREST 1,800,000 Cups SOLD AT San Francisco World's spent Sunday with their sister and family Mrs. E.W. Straw. Mrs. A.L.Treeman has been bed the past few days with grip. Mr. and Mrs.E.P.McKibb are enjoying a new radio. Mr.A.L.Preeman was visiti Mrs. J. H. Spohn Mrs. and Mrs. J. B. Robnta Ana visitors Tueson. Cromwell and daughte of Fullerton were day of Mrs. C. A. Salzde Allin and little audine returned Saturmonth's stay in her Millsap, Texas. B. Shaw attended the even by the associate the Eastern Star in the conductoresses at Mrs. Sam Jernigen of Mrs. L. J. Jobeson and noted to Cajon Pass in their way home they mrs. Emily Dano at San Mrs. J. H. Johnson and aegan and Mrs. Eliza and Mr. Albert Hasto Laguna Beach number of people from died the funeral of Mr. Friday at Fullerton, arrers were his nearest Mr. James Watson on. H. Page and Dr. Whittacker-ave, to Santa Ana. Mr. and Mrs. Thompson who have spent some time in Long Beach are moving back to their home. Mrs. SeeMeyer was visited Tuesday by her mother, Mrs. Emma Meyer and brother-in-law, Mr. Lonnigan of Los Angeles. Mrs. See Meyers brother Gus Meyers who get quite badly hurt Sunday at the beet dump returned home with them. Ray Hasson of Glendale visited his parents Dr. and Mrs. D. W. Hasson Saturday. Mrs. W. T, Lee and daughter Miss Margle were Los Angeles shoppers Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Simpson and Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Spyder motored to Tujunga Sunday. R. H. Rock of Alhambra visited Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Huguenot Monday evening. John Boyle is home from the Anaheim Hospital where he has been having his eyes treated after getting pieces of steel in them. Mrs. Keller of Los Angeles was a guest of Mrs. Hasson Sunday. Coffee THE NATIONAL CREST 1,800,000 Cups SOLD AT San Francisco World's Fair, 1915 FOR SERVICE Phone 1206 W. Santa Ana and reverse Phone charges J. E. BRAY Representative Orange County 711 E. 3rd St. Santa Ana WE OPEN SATURDAY —SPECIAL— Merchants' ChickenLunch Short Orders—Pastries to take home. ECHO LUNCH C. H. LEONARD, Prop. 115 North Los Angeles St. Daley’s BREAD WHITE, WHOLE WHEAT, CRACKED WHEAT, HEALTH 24-Ounce Loaf 9 cents Next Year's Low Prices For some time past we have been telling you of the coming reductions in of bread, now we are going to discount the future, and offer you canned Future canned goods are now beginning to arrive We find ourselves n 9 cents Next Year's Low Prices For some time past we have been telling you of the coming reductions in of bread, now we are going to discount the future, and offer you canned Future canned goods are now beginning to arrive. We find ourselves p to put the new arrivals on the market at this year's prices. What few it pack we have already reduced to the prices they will retail when this year PEAS Extra Standard Sweet and tender, No. 2 size 2 cans for 25c A Wonderful Bargain Peaches Select Halves—Heavy S Yellow Cling A Delicacy everyone can 2 No. 2 cans 29 CUT GREEN Stringless Beans A Good Grade 2 for 25c Old Fashion CHOCOLATE Take a couple of Pound Mother on Mother's Day Fresh and Delicious 2 pounds 35c Make Daley's a 239 WEST CENTER ST. ANAHEIM Sunday with their sister and his home folks over Sunday. Mrs. E. W. Straw. A. L. Treeman has been in leave for their new home in past few days with the Basin where he is now building their new house. We all wish them well in their new home. Mrs. E. P. McKibben joying a new radio. A. L. Freeman was visiting on Lane are spending several days with his sister and mother in Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. Slatrunk will soon leave for their new home in the Basin where he is now building their new house. We all wish them well in their new home. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wright and Lane are spending several days with his sister and mother in Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Riley were visiting Monday some carpenter work at E. X. Willard ranch. Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Beecher were Redlands visitors Wednesday. CALIFORNIAS LEADING GROCER CALIFORNIAS LEADING GROCER Teach the Young Folks the SAFEWAY Teach them that Wholesome Food Is Essential to Good Health Large Cans of 25c DELICIOUS FRUITS Libby APRICOTS, Sliced PEACHES, Packed in Heavy Syrup Sliced PINEAPPLE Melba PEACHES Dew Drop Peas 2 Cans 25c The Lowest Price at Which Good Peas Have Sold in Years Sliced PEACHES, Melba PEACHES Packed in Heavy Syrup Dew Drop Peas 2 Cans 25c The Lowest Price at Which Good Peas Have Sold In Years Tomatoes Peas and Corn 10c In Small Cans EACH ASPARAGUS and ASPARAGUS TIPS 3 Cans $1 —SAFEWAY— Clouded Ammonia PINTS QUARTS 16c 25c Searchlight Matches Per Single Package... 6c Per Six Packages... 35c Per Dozen Packages... 70c White King Soap Made especially for water found in Southern California 6 Bars 25c LUX It's a Pleasure to Use 2 Large Pkgs. 45c SAFEWAY STORES INCORPORATED CALIFORNIAS LEADING GROCER Formerly SAM SEELIG COMPANY CALIFORNIAS LEADING GROCER CALIFORNIA'S LEADING GROCER Daley's Butter No. 1 Fancy Creamery Pasteurized 45c lb. Prices Today at Daley's coming reductions in the prices of foodstuffs. First, we reduced the price offer you canned foods at prices which will prevail NEXT YEAR. We find ourselves practically sold out of all last year's items, and ready Prices Today at Daley's coming reductions in the prices of foodstuffs. First, we reduced the price offer you canned foods at prices which will prevail NEXT YEAR. We find ourselves practically sold out of all last year's items, and ready es. What few items in canned goods we have left from last year's tail when this years futures arrive in the market. J. A. DALEY, Pres. Beaches Halves—Heavy Syrup Yellow Cling everyone can afford No. 2 cans 29c Asparagus Ungraded—Tender Fine for Salads No. 1 Tall Cans 2 for 35c Food Fashion CHOCOLATES a couple of Pounds to er on Mother's Day fresh and Delicious pounds 35c Rosedale Salmon Medium Red Good Color—Firm Flesh 1 lb. Tall 20c y's a Daily Habit ANAHEIM - 116 EAST CENTER ST.