anaheim-daily-herald 1921-05-14

The Barton Bedtime Stories A SAMPLE OF BIG MARSH MANNERS By JOHN BARTON (Copyright, 1921, by The Associated Newspapers) Now," purred Malty Kitten in a whisper as he felt the rushes of the Big Marsh bile beneath his paws, "here's we we have to be careful. Uncle Le says the foxes hunt here." Don't wonder," Thunderpaw whis-sil back, licking his black skunk with delight. "What a place to run! There's a mouse in every clump, a bird-nest on every cat-a swarm of tadpoles in every lee. You can't stop without find-a snake-tail, and as for frogs—water's fairly bubbling with them. I'm not afraid of foxes. We are plenty of places to hide them." You don't know," Malty began to explain how terribly clever are and the way they hunt her; so it's hard to get away both of them. But he interrupted self. "Who's there?" he breathed, big ahead of him. It was still though a little streak of dawn just beginning to show. "Oh, it's skrat." It's ask him the news," said derpaws, stepping forward. I morning, Paddel-tall," he added the stranger. "Have you seen box out tonight?" He spoke in jolly voice, though he was ill to keep it low. But the musk-ever answered. He just plunged the water and swam off beneath surface, only poking his nose out time to time. It's funny." From the way he ed his pointy ear Malty knew skunk meant it was queer. Here wasn't much of a joke it. Presently they came upon a eating a fine big fish on a drift-log that had stranded in the. "Hey, kitten," suggested derpaws. I'd like to teach that fellow something." "S'pose he thought we meant to steal his fish?" asked Malty staring big-eyed after the mink. "Or is it a fish?" he asked as he stopped to look at it. "Whew, but it's a funny looking thing!" Comment on Today's News By HENRY JAMES Conferees have agreed upon an immigration measure that is expected to pass in its present form. While it may be satisfactory, there is some wonder that the simpler method of stopping all immigration for a time was not adopted. If the proposed law shall become effective it is to be of force only until June 20, 1922. For so short a period absolute restriction hardly could have been counted a hardship. By the new provisions allens to a number equaling 3 per cent of each nationality in this country, as stated in the census of 1910, are to be admitted. This must inevitably lead to complexity, especially as among the people desirous of entering will be some belonging to nations brought into existence by the war. Moreover, there will be much pressure from the persons eager to be reckoned as among the 3 per cent and a great chance for favoritism. Naval authorities recognize the The Chandler & Service Station sale of a Chandler Seale of Fullerton, touring car to John living southwest of Both men have been ers for years and it the splendid service former Candler care them to again make Sales with this fif month have been unu propects for the com exceedingly bright. The special equi which caused so much Santa Ana auto show play at their sales re Center street. It is a of work and well work call and inspect. neutral ground, as a re land surrender uncond It may be taken for g people of this country the Stillman divorce me community there is an social scandal, and slig of bringing it in whole metropolis. Editor Brishane is high with the Lusk bill, w that no instructor tea and free love may be en schools of New York. It is the view of son that this country, hav enter the league of nat jolly voice, though he was ill to keep it low. But the musk-aver answered. He just plunged the water and swam off beneath surface, only poking his nose out time to time. it's funny." From the way he ed his pointy ear Malty knew skunk meant it was queer. here wasn't much of a joke it. Presently they came upon a eating a fine big fish on a drift-log that had stranded in the air. "Hey, kitten," suggested derpaws softly, "that other felvus afraid of me. You speak is one." Malty stepped forward. "Good ng, Diver Mink," he mewed po-"Would you tell—" And as far as he got. The mink up, saw how small he was, lew right at him. But Thunder-jumped forward to defend before the kitten even realized needed defending. The mink with a snarl, whisked about, ove like the muskrat had done. Funny manners they have this marsh," grunted Thunder-try, as stated in the census of 1910, are to be admitted. This must inevitably lead to complexity, especially as among the people desirous of entering will be some belonging to nations brought into existence by the war. Moreover, there will be much pressure from the persons eager to be reckoned as among the 3 per cent and a great chance for favoritism. Naval authorities recognize the danger that in case of another war ships at sea would have to be guarded against poison gas released from airplanes. Experiments are being made in accordance with the new possibility that the battleship of the future may have to be equipped with a unique system of defense. Reported terms offered to England by the Sinn Fein are for the consideration of that government. They strike the observer, looking on from THE STURDY NASH Read This Testimonial and Stand Convinced of the Supremacy of Nash Cars NASH Read This Testimonial and Stand Convinced of the Supremacy of Nash Cars. Huntington Beach, California May 7, 1921. MAY MOTOR CO., Distributors for Orange County, 209-211 North Main Street, Santa Ana, California. Gentlemen:— Believing that a good thing deserves a good word I hand you herewith my idea of a Nash Car. Bought one of the first cars late in 1917. Since then have run it myself something over 125,000 miles. Barring spark plugs and tires, upkeep was practically nil, until I had reached 116,000 mile mark, then had car overhauled, and believe that today that my Nash will out run most of the new cars on the road. Have been getting remarkable mileage on both gas and oil averaging with the Rayfield carburetor, between 20 and 22 miles per gallon. My driving including trips through Arizona, Texas, Louisiana, Kentucky, up to Chicago, from there to Philadelphia, thence to Montreal, Canada, back through Montana, Wyoming, down to Texas and back to California and drove the car every mile of the way, never having to ship by train on account of weather conditions. You are privileged to use this letter any way you may see fit. Best wishes for your success. Yours respectfully, J. H. HINCKLEY, 517—19th Street May Motor Co. “SERVICE THAT SATISFIES” 322 W. Center Street ANAHEIM Phone 670 209-211 No. Main St SANTA ANA Phone 1818 Complete Stock of Nash Parts Always on Hand CHANDLER AGENCY'S SALES HAVE BEEN GOOD PAST MONTH The Chandler & Cleveland Sales and Service Station announces the sale of a Chandler sedan to J. E. Seale of Fullerton, also a Chandler touring car to John Beneke, rancher living southwest of Anaheim. Both men have been Chandler owners for years and it is on account of the splendid service rendered by the former Chandler cars that caused them to again make it their choice. Sales with this firm for the past month have been unusually brisk and propects for the coming months are exceedingly bright. The special equipped Chandler, which caused so much comment at the Santa Ana auto show, is owed on display at their sales rooms, 314 West Center street. It is a beautiful piece of work and well worth your time to call and inspect. neutral ground, as a request that England surrender unconditionally. It may be taken for granted that the people of this country are tired of the Stillman divorce mess. In every community there is an abundance of social scandal, and slight need exists of bringing it in wholesale from the metropolis. Editor Brisbane is highly displeased with the Lusk bill, which provides that no instructor teaching anarchy and free love may be employed in the schools of New York. It is the view of some publicists that this country, having refused to enter the league of nations openly on Sunday Evenings. Everyone is welcome. Lecture and message every Thursday and Sunday evenings. 204 N. Los Angeles street, 7:30 p.m. All are welcome. EVANGELICAL ASSOCIATION F. H. Doescher, Minister 9:30 a.m.-English service: "Grieving the Holy Spirit." 10:15 a.m.-Sunday school. 11:15 a.m.-German service: "The Work of the Holy Spirit." 6:45 p.m.-Y. P. S. 7:30 p.m.-Service. 7:30 p.m.-Wednesday-Prayer service. Sermon by Bishop S. P. 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Foley’s Friendly Fancies From the Pasadena Post SONGS OF SCHOOLDAYS Song of the Involuntary Hermitage Sumtimes ure muthers kross becaws the kow getts in the gaardun patch ann asts us how but u dont no ann so she maikes u stay fore punnishmunt inside ure yard awl day ann not go ennywares. perhapps u sea the boys awl goen bi but u musst be a marrtur to the kow. o turble greef frum witch ure aken hart gets tno relecf until u go to bedd at nite an cloase ure eyes ann slepe maalks u foargett ure woze. Ann sumtimes henny' beamus kums along with a big string uv fish ann sings a song witch seems to be mockury ann wenn u think uv awl u misst u si agenn, ann reddy brown kums wisslen hoam ann brings a sack uv nutts ann menny uther things are onley koles uv fiar on ure hedd ann o ure gladd wen u kann go to bedd far from the knwl wurld ann kepe frum goen madd bi fallen fasst aslepe Views of the News In the spring the average man's fancy lightly turns to thoughts of loafing. 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