The Register from Santa Ana, California • Page 2

SANTA ANA DAILY REGISTER, FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 24, 1930 Will Oten Two Industrial In County nr 11 to rtudy I I I I I I IF IImama 111 I I I I TO ESTABLISH BRUNEI COURTS IN TiO CITIES of a branch court of the state department of industrial relations in Santa Ana, with at 10 a m. evwr Friday in the city council chamber, was announced today by Harvey Fremming, deputy in charge of this district embracing the south ualf of Angeles county and Ul Orange county, who was in Ana making arrangements -for the future activities of his de- nartmewt One also will he estab kWho, in the past, have been forced to make several trips to Beach, of this district, in connection with such matters. Claims filed with the deputy in the Orange county sessions one week will be heard the following Friday, Fremming announced. Claims for unpaid labor and matters relative to the enforcement of the child labor, eight- hour day for women, and factory regulations and Inspections will oe handled at the Orange county branch of the lame Beach headquarters. MIDWAY CITY MTDVTAT CITY, Jan.

Mr. and Mrs. K. B. Kirkham were entertained in Corona one day this week by former Belle Fourche.

South Dakota, friends. Fred Bush ton. of Spearflsh, Scuth Dakota, his son and wife, Air. and Mrs. B.

Bushton, and Mr. lished at Fullerton in the court and Mrs Fred Johnson were call- TtJL Spence, where ers In the home of Mr. ana Mrs. by b. I.

mum the Wnt W.nW old South Dakota frleTidsoi th, iy. Kirkham family. Mr. and Mrs The action was taken to Johnson have Just returned from mods to Orange county residents 25 years spent In Africa. Many Enrolling for Feb.

3rd AH Business Benches Taught. New Methods. Complete Euipment THE JOHNSTON SCHOOL T. Gray Bunn ess Manager 0, S. Johnston, N.

SYCAMORE SANTA ANA TELEPHONE Down Will Put This ISew All Porcelain Washer In Your Home Swap Elbow for tbe NEW Iflafi mmmg wHh fWa pietmtmf It Ymt down Som. Prmtty matt. Washer and Ir oner down will do it! I i II I Why rub away your youth on tbe uneven surface of a washboard, when the New Thor will do all your washing and ironing 2c an hoar? Why, too absurd to think twice about. Come right down and get acquainted with your new electric like her, sure! During October Only deliver the New Thor Washer and kroner, complete, for only $2.50 down, 18 months cm balance. Low-priced, yes, but quality built throughout.

Banish those Monday now. MlaqMMrtMrtASYSBtagM la the Mew Thar Agitator in 21 Many Prominent Men Will Attend Ground Breaking fttrOlK. oil im. JUCu pant- r. IAROMMOAJT Al V.

im Tw CHOMAI a RRYMORE- VAS BFTOJEPA) TmJo desires- Acting A nd DRAVUIN0 artoons He had been a CONTRIBUTOR TO A AIESJ YORK BUTT VAS AKRJ IN the ictator city affairs at this time," said Gardiner, "and I am also in favor of progressiveness and all needed public, improvements, "Particularly, I am anxious for Banta Ana to return to Its old water system whereby unused water paid for by consumers in winter months In their minimum payment, was credited to their account to be used during the ensuing summer months when a greater water supply Is needed. consumers own the water system, and they should get the J000 cubic feet of water they pay for, whether they use it that month or whether they save their surplus to keep their gardens and lawns green and flourishing during the summer months. It is my hope, if elected, that we can return to the former system of water credits, abandoned two years ago, for it will not only be a saving to property owners but will also result, in greener lawns and more beautiful gardens, which are an important civic Attorney Gardiner is a brother of John C. Gardiner, real estate broker, who resides at 512 West First street. Further announcement of candidates will be made as they become definitely available, Goble said today.

4 A large number of Santa Ana business men and prominent Orange county officials have been invited to attend the ground-breaking ceremonies for the Dana Point inn, new $750,000 hotel which will be built immediately, the ceremonies to take place at 2:30 p. tomorrow. S. H. Woodruff, realtor and community builder, will be in charge of ceremonies befitting the occasion.

The outstanding feature of the new hotel will be its extensive patio. Here colorful mementos of early California life will be displayed. Fountains are to be built about the grounds and the outdoor dining room will accommodate 1000 persons at a time. LA HABRA Kl COSTA MESA MIDWAY CITY iieve they have made real progress towards a compromise on the procedure for figuring naval tonnage. The French have sought figures gloxal tonnage and the British preferred restricting tonnage by categories, or classes of ships.

The compromise may be based on a plan for transfering tonnage from one category to another under a svstem of rigid control, It was understood. France now has the right to build 175.000 tons of battleships under the Washington treaty but has not started construction. France would prefer to transfer that tonnage to other categories, particularly to light cruisers and submarines and the present conversations have been devoted to that subject. The Franco-British meeting this morning was devoted to study of the French theory as reported by the French expert, Rene Masslgli, and the British expert, R. Craigie.

They did not enter into discussion of figures. A second theory will be studied at another meeting of all French and British delegates Monday afternoon and the French delegates are hopeful that the conference would pass the present status by Thursday when it was expected there would be sufficient agreement on method to permit precise progress. The French delegates will meet the Japanese at 6:03 p. m. to discuss the same questions of procedure.

SOVIET NATION Rotarians Told Of Mexico Trip (Continued from Page 1) LA HABRA, Jan. hundred Kiwanians and their friends were seated Thursday evening at the Womans clubhouse for the anniversary dinner and installation ceremony of the Kiwanis club. The program Btarted with a turkey dinner served at 6:30 during which time musical numbers wer given by Jimmie Smith, of Tujunga. District Governor Charles E. Millikan was the guest of honor nnd gave a short address on the obligations of the Kiwanians.

Dr. Willard Lowe, of TuJunga, gave hie prize winning oration. Following the installation ceremony inw hich Lieutenant Governor Elmer Steffenson, of Santa Ana, acted as installing officer. He was introduced by Harry Maxwell of Fullerton, retiring lieutenant governor. Officers installed were A.

V. Douglass, president, succeeding Ray Frfantz; E. M. Berry, vice president; A. C.

Earley, secretary; Wlllia mEspolt, treasurer. The directors are O. T. Stephens, Jack Chewning, L. Muchow, George Soule, N.

M. Launer, R. W. Vanderhoof and H. A.

Randall. COSTA MESA, Jan. Ross building was moved hack Thursday afternoon. The street now presents an unbroken line. Mr.

and Mrs. Sherman Shroeder of Battle Creek. and the Rev. and Mrs. L.

O. Bostwick, of El Segundo, were Monday dinner guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. L.

Bennett, of Newport road. Mr. Shroeder Is a cousin of Mrs. The Shroeders will spend the winter in California. Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Prinslow and Mr. and Mrs. John Jones were called to Los Angeles Wednesday by the death of their cousin, Mrs. Hannah Rickert.

Mr. and Mrs. Troy Cobb and baby, of Los Angeles, were Sunday dinner guests in the Harry Clark home on Fullerton street. The Costa Mesa Plumbing and Sheet Metal works is enlarging its shop by 612 square feet of floor space, with frontage of 31 1-2 feet on Fairview avenue. The main entrance opens on Newport road.

The framework is up and ready for the sheeting. J. H. Viele, owner of the property, is directing the work. IT BE DONE MOSCOW, Jan.

Russia has given birth to some astounding and horrible ideas since it took a new lease on life under the Soviets. The most recent idea is that of L. M. Satsovitch, who suggests that babies be taken away from their mothers immediately after birth and never returned to them. The state would assume control of the children and raise them.

MIDWAY CITY, Jan. and Mrs. Harry Mansperger and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Scott attended the funeral Tuesday of Mrs.

Sarah Scott, grandmother of Mrs. Mansperger and Mr. Scott. The deceased, who was 77 years of age, had been in a hospital for over a year. Mrs.

funeral was held in Los Angeles and the burial took place at Compton. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Yost and daughter motored to Forest Home to spend a day in the snow. Mrs.

M. V. Enos and daughter visited Tuesday in Fullerton as guests of friends. The Rev. and Mrs.

J. J. Woodson have returned from Colton, where they visited in the home of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Bishop Galloway, who are the parents of a little daughter, whose birth occurred last Sunday morning.

The baby lias been named Patsy Ruth Galloway. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mansperger spent Sunday In Willowbrook, where they were entertained by Mr. sister.

Mrs. W. H. Taylor and Mrs. F.

Henderson visited together in Long Beach one day this week. The Rev. and Mrs. Douglass and family, who came the last of last week to Midway City and visited in the Smalley home, have 4 II Only Three izatlon whatsoever of that country is subject to the Soviet government. "Recent revolutionary governments in Mexico as evidence of their liberality agreed to maintain friendly relations with Soviet Russia.

They also wished to give proof of their sympathy with a people which had traditionally suffered for the cause of liberty. "Unfortunately this lofty attitude has not been duly appreciated by Russia. "Making difficulties for our nation. spreading political propaganda within Mexico, committing acts of discourtesy and insolence, intentionally misunderstanding our gestures and in various countries directing demonstrations against the government of Mexico and our institutions and ideals have ended by producing a situation in which it is neither possible nor decorous to tolerate with discretion and calmness. "Most elementary common sense gives the government of Mexico in the name of its laws and principles every right not to permit foreign elements to meddle in our political activities, nor can foreigners make our territory a theater for their machinations and intrigues against The demonstrations referred to, occurred at various times within the last, few months, when communists gathered before the Mexican embassies in Washington, Buenos Aires and Rio De Janeiro.

ORANGE ORANGE, Jan. and Mrs Kteven Gile, of Riverside, are spending a week with Mr. and Mrs. C. H.

Adams, of 132 South Clark. Mr. and Mrs. C. H.

Adams and children, Betty and Kearney, and Mr. and Mrs. George Frosterfer will attend the South Dakota picnic in Los Angeles Sunday. VIVID COLORATION! Tune In KREO Sample world femoue artist concert at 7:15. Prices Left Said Mr, Kahet Highest quality building.

yearsof 7 Fewer parts than any washing tna- chine on the market. 1 Big in size. Oc- capias space only 24 inches square. 4 Washes clothes cleaner and faster. Round tub.

No comers to clean. Most sanitary type built f. Beautiful beyond comparison. East India Buff and Ebony. Enameiined tub that cannot rust rotor corrode.

Automatically cleans itself. Direct gear belts to slip and break. Unique rubber soft cushion roll wringer that break buttons IQ Generai Electric motor. The Remaining Shoes in the $9.85 Group Have Merged ith Those Priced at $7.85 3.85 5.85 DOWN See It! Try Bay Phone 2338 jor Free Trial in Your Own Home 7.85 The better shoes, worth up to $15 a pair at $9.85, have become so broken up in sizes and styles that combining them with the shoes on sale at $7.85. Very fine values, hut a limited choice.

The other three prices still offer an attractive selection of shoes you can wear now and in the great savings. I LIGHT FIXTURE CO. N. Main St. pbome P-E-T-E-R-S-O-N-S llllll 215 West Fourth Santa Ana the smart word in these Silhouette Dresses Regular Value, $25.00 These prices being so low, they are spedai for Saturday only.

Delightful models in blacks and new spring shades, and also prints. A really big spedai indeed. COATS SPECIAL Pricsd to ance of those Broadcloths with genuine furs and silk linings. 75 Values to $69.50 FOR SATURDAY ONLY Cfhe Busiest, Friendliest Smartest Shops in Orange County Shop 4 ORANGE, Jan. trip into Old Mexico was described by C.

V. Newman at the meeting of the Rotary club Thursday. Wade Flippen was the program chairman. V. P.

Johnson presided at the meeting. A directors' meeting was held at the close of the regular Rotary meeting, when several new names were presented for membership. lose this opportunity to save on a SUIT or TOPCOAT at our SALE Hart of Schaffner Marx CLOTHES $40 Now $29 Now $39 $60 Now 47 SUITS Sizes 33 to 36 $30 Now $23 Hugh J. Lowe 109 Wed Fourth Street Santa 4.