The Register from Santa Ana, California • Page 14

PATE FOCRTEHf SANTA ANA DAILY REGISTER, WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST II, 1920 News from Oranqe County Towns CUTICURA SOOTHES SKIN TROUBLES Bathe with pienty of Cuticwra Soap and hot water to cleanse and pun fy. Dry hghtly and apply Cuticura Ointment to soothe and heal. Cuti- cura Talcum soothes and cools the sldn and overcomes heavy perspiration. 1M Mdmry- Ointment II and iOo. Taicum J5c.

BNT-' uticn.n Soap tlwru with ont nu. For Sale In Santa At PARSONS DRUG STORE Corner Fourth and Bush Sts. Theo. A. Winbigler Or.

I. Mills Ernest N. Winbigler BULLS WINBIGLER UNDERTAKERS KiSSiON FUNERAL HOME Jhe Mortuary Beautitui Phone 60-W The Services of a Lady Additional Charge Newly Installed AMBULANCE Day or Night Calls N. Main Santa Ana, Cat. YORBA LINDA, Aug.

11 The mass meeting held on Monday evening at the school house for the pur- rose of instructing the school board to purchase the Friends church property was largely attended. Keller was chairman of the meeting and there was considerable discus-1 sion of the question by patrons and! tax-payers of the school district. The1 price asked for the property was minus $200, which was to be allowed for the expense incurred by the trustees in having plans and specifications, etc. drawn up for the proposed addition on the present -hool property, before the church body made their offer. It was estimated that $1000 wonld be necessary to remodel the building for school purposes.

It would contain two rooms, very nearly of a fcame. size as contemplated addition to the resent school. The majority pres-, ent seemed to feel that the price for the property was somewhat higher; than was warranted. The question was put and a vote of 32 for it and to against it was received. A 2-3 majority was necessary to carry the i point and as no further discussion! whs allowable since the meeting was! called to consider this question only, it was moved to adjourn.

the opening of school only a month away, the trustees have their hands full to supply the necessary accommodations for the children. Free Ice Welcomed The refrigerator cars that were on the track Saturday and Sunday left a good supply of ice laying around i loose. As the regular trips of the ice company wagon here were dis- BUENA PARK I DEHYDRATING PLANT BUENA PARK, Aug. of Buena Park are rejoicing over the news that the dehydrating plant destroyed by fire last week will be rebuilt, it being stated that new machinery is already being purchased in readiness for the new structure. The dehydrating plant, said to be the largest in the world, was completely destroyed, together with the machinery.

The loss of $125,000, is partially covered by insurance. The plant was owned by Joannes Brothers of Los and was under lease to John Hagen, an experienced dehydrating man. The plant employed from 40 to 150 persons at different periods of the year and continued running the year round. The product of the plant this season would have been, it is estimated, worth over $200,000. It is announced that the plant will be rebuilt just as soon as the insurance matters can be adjusted and contracts let.

It is stated that the plant will be as large, if not larger than before, and the most modern equipment will be installed. It will be impossible to have the plant ready to handle any of this season's crop, but the assurance that it will be rebuilt will stimulate ranchers to planting large crops for next year. COSTA MESA, Aug. Clara Maynard and her brother Perry Maynard, entertained the Workers Sunday School class at their home last Saturday evening. The hosts had plenty of games pre-j pared so that after the business affairs were over everybody enjoyed vietrola music and played games until a late hour when they were served to delicious brick ice cream and some good home-made cake which was especially appreciated.

Those! who enjoyed the evening were: and Mrs. Harry Clark, Mr. and Maynard, Misses Pearle Bauman, Alice DeBow, I Clara May Reed. Birdie Buttrum. Perla Best, Alice King, Helen and Lelia Reich, Lois Maine, Messrs.

Ed Bennett, Winifred Whitehead, Geo. Carl May, Arden Long, John1 iSiegle, Arthur Finegan, Clarence jPrinslow, Carl Beltz, and the Clara and Perry Maynard. Dinner Guest at Mrs. Chas. Harmon, who has been visiting at Portland, and is now on her way to her home in San Jose, was a dinner guest of Mr.

and Mrs. J. W. Wherry last Thursday. I Miss Minnie recently received a visit from her brother and family of Minnesota, her sister and family of North Dakota and her nephew' and family of Min-1 nesota.

The three families motored through and bought homes in Santa Ana. Oscar Evans was a dinner guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rich- $5.75 MINIMUM PAY FOR CO. OIL WORKERS FULLERTON, Aug.

lowest paid oil workers in Orange county, the roustabouts, will receive a minimum pay of $5.75 a day, and all other workers accordingly for the ensuing year starting September 1, it was announced by local labor delegates ho returned from the wage conferences held in San Francisco for the past several weeks. The increase in wages, it is said, will cost the oil companies $2,000,000 a year, and will affect 15,000 men employed in the oil fields of California. Representatives of the oil workers asked sometime ago for an increase and the conference which ended Saturday wras the result. Oil workers are now among the aristocrats of the labor world, practically on a footing with railroad employes. The granting of this increase will he received with a feeling of relief in the loeal oil fields, as it was feared in some quarters that unless the representatives of the unions and operators reached an agreement that a strike would result which would tie up the industry indefinitely.

The increase in the price of gasoline may have had something to do with the agreement on a new wage scale. BECEIVED IT PLAY PAULARINO, Aug. 11 Mr. and PLACENTIA, Aug, 11. Mrs.

F. Bryan of Taft, have been visiting Mrs wSKX OLINDA OTL FIELDS, Aug In the passing of little Jimmie Monday morning there was brought to an end one of the most cases of intense suffering known here for many a day. The little fellow was hurt while playing and a half years ago and has been an invalid ever since, being unable to walk at all since, and confined to bed for nearly a year. He had been unconscious for several days and the family knew the end was near. He was thirteen years old and the son of Mr.

and Mrs. Hugh Owens of the St. Helens lease. A brother, Sam Owens, is in Oregon. Another brother, Hugh, is in Honolulu, and it will be impossible for them to be present at the funeral.

He leaves besides his parents and absent brothers, one sister, Mary Owens, and two brothers, who are at home. The sympathy of sorrowing friends is with the family in this hour of trouble. The date for the funeral has not yet been set. Mrs. John Martin is spending a few days with friends in Los Angeles.

Attend Oxnard Funeral John Richardson and Miss Mildred Richardson drove to Oxnard last Sunday to attend the funeral -on Monday of Mrs. uncle, Thomas Bell, of that place, who passed away Saturday after a few illness, following a fall. Mrs. Richardson will remain some time with Mrs. Bell.

Mr. Richardson and Richardson returned on Tuesday. Mrs. Dale Hollingsworth, who is down from Oregon, is visiting her AUTO PARKING Day or Evening. 15c.

All Night. 25c. Month, $4. Open Day and Night Camp Ground For Tourists. THIRD AND BUSH jard Lounes Friday.

i PLACENTIA, Aug. F. continued the past week, owing to; the shortage of ice at Fullerton, the ng went to Francisco at the house of Mr. and Mrs. djnner Sunday: Mrs.

of the West Coast lease. Mr extra supply was gladly welcomed to join her husband and daughters, Lounes, Miesses Catherine and and all the ice cream freezers in the Ruth and Harriet and TT town worked over time during the they left for Honolulu. Five! Cornck and H. B. Church- week end.

ago Mr. Dowling went were week-end guests of B. Mr. and Mrs. Small and daughter; Honolulu and presided at the dedi- Churchman motored returned Monday from a of a new church! This 1 week's outing at Balboa.

is now without a pastor and he wltT Mrs. B. W. Ellis and daugh Balboa. Thursday Mr.

and Mrs. Bousrhner and sons been asked to accept the charge. Bernice and Beulah. Mr. and Mrs.

J. T. Chilcoat and! Mr. and Mrs. Bert Longstreet of are domiciled at the Alta Vista He does not wish to leave Placentia' Miss Alice King and Carl Beltz naugh er Ivina, and granddaughter the oiinda lease, are spending a apartments, Balboa, for two weeks, permanently and declined the call, to Huntington Beach.0™ motored to Laguna Sun- tw0 vacation at the various Mr and Mrs.

Wm. Fassel and hut will fill the pulpit until a min- to visit Mr. and Mrs. D. children motored up Santiago Can- ister is secured for the place.

laav Percy Entertain John Siegle returned home Tburs-. afternoon at Balboa. breezes! Mr. and Mrs. Percy L.

Bradford day evening after spending Mrs. Raker- Mr- conciuding lesson of the summer family reunion Jn and aroand Bakersfield-1 ni it of pian0 instruction by Miss Miss Nettie Reed of El Centro Thursday at Huntington gteeb a(. College Qf spent last week with Miss Birdie Mr. and Mrs. Hughes spent Tues- day evening visiting Mr.

and Mrs. of Kansas, Oscar Baker from San and Mrs- Hollingsworth lived in Jose, Mr. and Mrs. M. A.

Baker and nTber going At a tt i tt ito about a year ago. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Hallock. xjje Misses Florence, Ruth and Ijeonard and Ardra Flint and Merl Ella May Mosley of Brea, visited Lurvev spent Sunday afternoon at the w.

C. Watsons of the West Coast llo 1 KrtO beaches. Miss Catherine Martin was a Angeles visitor Thursday attending hosts at a cele-1 Mrs. Wm. Phillips are Emmerson at Newport.

U6W fubevrolet since the Mr. and Mrs. Fairchild and daugh-lw ter, Dorothy, spent Wednesday with 'a and Mr. Friend. BmSham, and daughter, Media.

their Miss Watts, of yon on Sunday afternoon and en-j Percy Entertain joyed the cool shade and there. Howard Buckmaster and Helen ner on Sunday. The occasion Ganes were married in Riverside on brated the birthday of A. S. Brad- Monday, August 2nd.

the wedding anniversary m' Mrs. Pilliod, her children, and mo- Mr. and Mrs. Percy Bradford and the aron a family, ther. Mrs.

Goldtrap, are planning a birthay of their little daughter, Dixon and motored to vacation trip to the northern part Fanny. Besides the local members i 1 apistrano last week for of the state. Alameda is their the family who have become trip, While there they and they are planning on quite numerous. Mr. and Mrs.

Fred-i Slted mission- They report Mr and Mrs Tyeap iPMO HI 1 inJUnC! starting some time this week. lerick Henshaw and son of Pleasant time. from Thermal. Beach, and Mrs. John Martin 111 nl Mr.

and Mrs Ben Selover spent who are staying at Long Beach1 Lowell Dunhane of Los Angeles, Bogart has returned from Catherine Martin and Miss Mil Thursday in Santa Ana on business, present, also Mrs. Abbot and' T.as a home na.rd where he has been repairing dred Richardson, attended the dance eniTDfTiUt returned from a daughter of Maine, and Mrs. Potter, aa Mrs. J. W.

Wherry last a thresher. ''n Rrea Friday evening, ul UKllLUrl i Pleasant visit with who is the mother of Mrs. Warren I r8 Miss Ruth McDavid and Donald Bradford. The day was much enjoy- Orange Grove Munger motored to the beach on led, as is always the case of those! has recently par- Sunday. jwho share Mr.

and Mrs. i the acre orange grove Miss Helen Taylor and Samuel delightful hospitality. cvS- fathers place on. Walker attended the picnic of the! J. E.

Scott and family are executive board of the county Chris- ing a vacation in the mountains. ay was, brouSnt home tian Endeavor Association on Mrs. May Burger of Los niormng Santa FViHav nt Ora.ri 2 rnilTltV 1p.s enpnt Satiipdiiv In Plupontio HOSpitill h6 Underwent 302 STREET HEAVY TRUCKING Good trucks. Haul anything anywhere. Capacity 8 to 10 tons.

Large contracts. Efficient service and prices. Ross Munger, 832 South Sycamore, Phone 298-J. Friday park. Mr.

and at Orange county les spent Saturday in Placentia an a couple of weeks Mrs. Hays and sons of Mr. and Mrs. A. T.

proved very DAIRY Fresh Milk from our own Luberculine tested cows, delivered a. m. and p. m. We Do Not Pasteurize Yorba Linda boulevard, spent Sunday visiting with friends.

Guest at Newell Ranch Mr. and Mrs. J. Newell have been entertaining the former's niece for a few days visit at the Newell ranch. Mr.

and Mrs. Wm. Alexander and Mr. and Mrs. Wm.

Cochran and i tie Miss Roberta Craig spent Sunday enjoying the breezes at Laguna and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Staley and of Mr. May spending a vacation at Forest be glad to know he is getting Home. mcely- Mrs.

A. Ipen, with her two vounger Miss Graco Bollinger, who has daughters, Clara and Frances, and been sPendine a Lew days with her Mrs. Geo. Key and went paffa to Newport Sunday for a few blummell returned home stay. Fnday from Pasadena where she Mrs.

W. D. Solesbee and been visiting with her son and and Arch Beach. Roy Turner and Miss Marie Woolsey were Laguna pleasure seekers on Sunday. When Written By QMR 0 BB 1 0 INSURANCE 408 N.

Sycamore St. with her mother, Mrs. Annie L. Fouse are spending a week at Newport. Sells B.

B. Cafe C. Frank has sold the B. B. Cafe to E.

D. Zumwalt and Vernon Sayre. Mr. is well known to many Mr. Lynn and son, Laurence, spent Placentia people.

Mr. Sayre has, a Mrs. Fred Watts, the week end with the rest of the been in business in Venice for five Sale Successful family. Her granddaughter, Miss Alice Hnmmell, returned home with her for a short visit. Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Holt motored down from Whittier to spend the end with Mrs. parents, years. i The Loyal Workers' Sunday Sam Kraemer has returned to School class sold ice cream at the Ixmg Beach after spending a few r'oinmunity market all day Satur. days at home, attending to business be of the sale was to matters.

He is much improved in iaise money for their pledge to the health. new Parsonage. A good crowd re- Real Maple Sugar to the call and besides be- A good many Placentia people are lnS filled with delicious ice cream, enjoying a shipment of real Vermont had a good visit around maple sugar, which has been re-; table with their friends. The ceived by Mrs. F.

S. Pilgrim. market was decorated with the Mrs. S. D.

Abbot, a cousin of A. s. and old family on their ranch. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs.

Lynn and sons motored to the beach for the day. Mrs. J. W. Newell is spending a few days as the guest, of her daugh ter.

Mrs. Eric lkimhofer, at Pomona Mr. and Mrs F.d Jacobs and family returned Sunday from a few' days vacation at Big Rear. Mr. and Mrs.

P. S. Amstutz spent the week end in Los Angeles. Mr. Charlelois is driving a new roadster of the Chevrolet Baby Grand Bradford, accompanied by her two and streamers.

type. Mr. and Mrs. J. W.

Hargraves spent the week-end in San Bernardino. Mr. and Mrs. P. S.

Sparks and family, Byron Gale, mother and sister and several friends were among the visitors at Orange county park on Sunday afternoon. children, have arrived at the Miss Lois Maine of Redlands is ford home from Maine and expect to spending a few days with her friend remain permanently in Placentia. Miss lara Maynard. Mr. and Mrs.

J. C. Tharner and Arthur Ackland motored down son Charles, have returned from a Pomona Saturday to spend few trip to Catalina. with Mr. and Mrs.

IMEOGRAPHING 302 B. Bauman and family. Mrs. Harris of Bakersfield is spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs.

Will Stearns and family Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Smith and ORANGE COUNTY ELECTROPLATING WORKS Silver, Niekei, Copper, Brass and Polishing.

First class job guaranteed. Automobile reflectors, Electric Fixtures, etc. A. METHIVIER 208 Halladay St. Phone 787-M F.

F. Barnett left Saturday for Oregon, w'here he will spend a two weeks vacation. He is going to Mr. and Mrs. Curt Morris and visit relatives and see the country.

family expect to leave on Tuesday Erect New Building this week for an outing at Sanj Storto is putting up a new build- Miss Emma Sage of Y'ncaipa were Diego. ing on West Santa Fe. He will use visiting their old time Perris G. P. Will Go Ahead corner of the building for his friends in Costa Mesa Sunday.

Announcement was made of a deal shoe shop and the rest will be used They were especially good friends i Cm in CP All consummated between the General by one Gf friends who is Rev- and Mrs. Bostwick and ul UKllcON Petroleum Oil Co. and the Howard here to a grocery store. Mrs. Maynard.

ctd rrT Go" by which the former com-j Mrs. Ollie Snell and children are There will be another Ice cream olKcxl pany becomes the owner of all the a vacation at Newport for a social at the church Friday night, leases held by the Howard Co. This; couple of eeks. is of considerable interest to the ----------------------field in general. The derrick on BABY SAVED FROM DEATH the Dr.

Hardin property is about half POMONA, Aug. from No Cookiaf A Nutritious Diet for All Ages Quick Lunch at Home or Office Avoid Imitations and Substitutes 0 finished and lumber hauled for the location on Reservoir Hill. There is no doubt but that the General Petroleum will go ahead with the work as laid out by the Howard for the development of this field. Mrs. Sam Paine delightfully entertained several friends from Brea on Friday at dinner.

Those enjoying the hospitality were, Mrs. Ross Hudson and children and Mrs. D. F. Richardson.

Mrs. Mary Brophy is entertaining Mr. and Mrs. Lydle of Michigan for a several visit. Mrs.

Charlie Vernon and her aunt, Miss Elsie Maddux, have been spending a delightful week at Catalina. Mrs. Vernon left on Sunday for her home in San Francisco after spending a month, in Yorba Linda. the path of an oncoming train as he stooi fascinated by its noise, little Earl Guerin, two-and-a-half-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs.

C. W. Guerin of this city, was saved from death here by a woman whose name was not learned. The little fellow had wandered away from home and before his absence was discovered by the mother he was out of sight. While she was searching for him he managed to make his way towards the business section.

as the pastor dismissed church to take part in the meetings at Huntington Beach. Leroy Blankenship from W'aterboy, Oregon, is visiting at the home of his sister, Mrs. Bogart. He expects to make his home here. MRS.

TRAPP ABLE TO BE UP, TO BEACH SOON FULLERTON, Aug. Roy Trapp is gaining strength daily and Andrew Jensen, who is staying is able to be up and' to wralk around with Mr. and Mrs. J. B.

Cleghorn, the grounds of the local hospital is now employed at the bakery at Balboa. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Long and Mrs. A.

J. Cummins motored to Laguna Beach Sunday and had a picnic dinner on the sand. Mrs. Camblin and daughter, Myrtle of Artesia, were guests of Mr. and Mrs.

J. B. Cleghorn Friday Mr. and Mrs. H.

H. Snow' and family and Mr. and Mrs. J. R.

Mr. and Mrs. Flint and Mls8 Neeley of Fullerton. and Neva spent Sunday at the was over the week-end of Orange county park. Hattie Conn of the Oiinda Mr.

and Mrs. Bogart and spent Sunday at Newrport. 1 Visit Nearby Beaches Little Martin Lenvbke is recover-! Mrs. Walter Muzzall and ing from a two weeks sickness. sister-in-law, Mrs.

Mardt, and two Mr. McGrew has sold a number of 'Rons were nearby beach visitors fat hogs at Santa Ana. Sunday. Finger Badly Cut Mr. and Mrs.

Albert Heffner and Mr. Emmerson met with a slight ere Anaheim visitors Sat- accident while repairing his car. He urdav evening. caught his finger in a small Hollie Schumacher and Mark Ford lacerating it quite badly. and son, Keith, left Saturday on a Mr.

and Mrs. M. A. Baker and Mr reconnoitering trip preparatory to and Mrs. Hallock spent Wednesday later deer hunting, at Newport at the home of the for-; Mr.

and Mrs. L. L. Upson and daughter. Mrs.

W. H. Beaton and son, Jimmie, Mrs. mother, Mrs. of Oxnard, who are here for a couple Cox of Santa Ana, spent Wednesday of weeks, motored to nearby beaches at the Emmerson home.

Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Sheaer of Kansas, is visiting The Oiinda people are glad to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Baker.

know that has started the Mr. ancl Mrs. Flint and family rolling again between Brea, Pla- spent Friday evfening at Huntington'centia, Fullerton and Anaheim and Beach. is running on schedule time. Minnie Douglass and a party of; a Heffner is reported as quite friends spent the week end at at hjs home on the West Coast ta Barbara.

Oscar Baker from San Jose is vis-; john Martin was a business visi- iting his father, M. A. Baker. tor to Santa Ana Thursday George Pierce of Reno visited Mr. Henrv Ford of Alhambra was1 and Mrs.

Arent one day last week. iliere Saturday calling on old-time They will return home Thursday jfriends. Mr. Ford was for several! Mr. and Mrs.

Jamison and daugh iyears connected with the West Coast i ter, Esther, spent bundav afternoon qjj Company as chief clerk. He is at Newport. now with the Standard at' Monte- Mr. and Mrs. Hughes and daughter, Mr.

and Mrs. Alex Jami-j Mr and Mrg Lfm Edmunds of son and children and Mr. Reic oiinda, motored over to Downey and formed a week end camping party at vicinity Saturday morning looS the beach. fruit Rundav 'night There wall be no ser-, Robertson on the West Coast there the neit two Sundays, fasev to Los Angeles Sat! urday evening, attending the Majestic theater. They were also pleasure seekers at Venice Sunday.

Mrs. Arthur Steck of Brea, and two children spent Friday evening with Mrs. James Robertson and Mrs. Lou Edmunds on the W7est Coast. Mrs.

Howard Flynn is quite ill at her home on the Coast lease with a severe attack of tonsilitis. Mrs. Edmunds had as her guests last week her cousins, Delberta and Clarence Stull of Fullerton. Mrs. Dale Ilollingworth, who has been visiting her parents on the West Coast lease, left Monday for a visit with friends in the She expects to be able to leave the hospital the latter part of the week, when in company with her sister, Mrs.

Gertrude McCall, she will go to one of the beaches for a short time and will also visit with friends in Hollywood later, expecting to be absent a month or six weeks. Mrs. McCall has resigned her position as cashier at the Fullerton Grocertia and will make her home in the fu- MANY BANDITS IN KOREA Aug. situation on the northern border of Korea is. similar to that on the Mexican- American boundry, a war department official said.

Bands of outlaws1 Cuticura Soap Clears the Skin and Keeps it Clear X. Maldac, King and son, Roy, motored to San ture with Trapp- The two Juan Capistrano Sunday and haditers were chums for years, before a picnic dinner. They reported were married- and they both very good time but said they wish- feel they need eacb comPan- ed the sun been so hot as they all came back badly sun-burned. Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Lawson and ionship now more than ever. last Sunday evening to hear Rev. Gilbert Challice speak. Rev. Chal family to Balboa Sunday and took' lice is one of the at the Home-made Candies at home-made numbering from thirty to three hun- prlces.

Nougats, fudges, creams, dred men each cross from China Lion Candy Kitchen, 21 1 West 4th. Korea almost daily, he said. For Sale In Ana At PARSONS DRUG STORE Corner Fourth and Bash Sts. a dip in the ocean and then had lunch on the beach. Mr.

and Mrs. George Richardson were callers at the J. J. Finnegan home Sunday. In the afternoon they all motored to Huntington Beach.

Arthur Finnegan went to Los An! geles Sunday to visit friends. Miss Mildred Bows of Santa Ana was a guest of Misses Edna and I Clara Larson Thursday and Friday. Many Hear Lecturer A large crowd attended church institute now being held in Los Angeles for the rural ministers and gave an excellent talk. Mr. and Mrs.

L. A. Larson and family and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Stabler and family motored to Laguna Beach Sunday and enjoyed a picnic dinner.

Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Prinslow have purchased a new Buick automobile. They motored to Orange Sunday to try it out and visit Mr.

cousin, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rickert and play rooms for the guesta Angel City. Mr. and Mrs.

D. S. Peck of the Columbia lease, are driving around in a nifty new Ford sedan. Mr. and Mrs.

Hollie Schumacher and son, Walter; Mrs. Lou Edmunds, daughter, and cousins, Delberta and Clarence Stub, were pleasure seekers at Newport Beach Tuesday evening. D. S. Peck and Rev.

Dauel were Santa Ana visitors Monday morning. HOTEL FOR WOMEN, CHILDREN LOS ANGELES, Aug. hotel exclusively for women and children is to be a new feature in Los Angeles. The hotel is to be located at 639 South Grand avenue where an apartment building is being remodeled to suit its requirements. Mrs.

R. A. Green, a director of the Y. W. C.

is to be manager of the new institution. She and Mr. Green have had experience in operating hotels. The idea of the hotel for women and children came after Mrs. Green had called up thirty hotels and apartment houses, asking if a woman with two small children would be accommodated.

In each case she was refused. The hotel will include rest THE SHORT LINE TO LOS ANGELES without change of cars, via. Orange, Anaheim, Fullerton, Buena Park and Norwalk. Stop over tickets on request. TIMETABLE Leave Santa Ana 5:55 A.

M. and every 30 minutes till 7:55 P. M. Then at 8:55, 9:55 and 11:25 P. M.

Leave Lcs Angeles 6:00 A. M. and every 30 minutes till 8:00 P. M. Then at 9:00, 10:00 and 11:30 P.

M. BALBOA DAILY SCHEDULE Leave Santa Ana 6:50, 8:00, 9:00, 10:00, 11:00 a. m. and 1:00, 3:00, 4:00, 5:00, 6:15 p. m.

Leave Balboa 6:30, 7:35, 9:00, 9:45, 10:45, 11:45 a. m. and 1:45, 2:45, 3:45, 5:00 and 5:45 p. m. LAGUNA BEACH TABLE Santa Ana 8:50 a.

11:00 a. m. and 5:10 p. Leave Laguna Beach 8:00 a. m.

1 p. m. and p. m. Extra Service Saturday and Sunday.

Leave. Santa Ana 9:00 a. Laguna 10:00 a. m. Through Bus from Laguna to Angeles, without change, leaving Laguna at 6:00 P.

M. Sunday. Day and Night Taxi Service Phone 925 CROWN STAGE CO. 515 No. Main Santa Ana.

650 So. Los Angeles Los Angeles. If In Doubt Call Up HAM SURE 2nd and Tustin Phone Tustin 15 Do You Know That We Carry Sewing Machine Needles and Shuttles FOR ALL MAKES OF MACHINES? IIS Sor PLUMBING SHEET METAL HCATWr Phone 1130 213 E. 4 th St LUMBER ROOFING CEMENT MILL WORK GRIFFITH LUMBER CO. Both Phones 3 1022 East Fourth St i and mean the most.

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