anaheim-daily-herald 1921-06-17

Saturday Specials AT GREENBERG'S 209 East Center Street, Anaheim Ladies' fiber silk hose in black and brown colors, regular 75c value ... $49c Ladies' pure silk hose, fashioned with seam, regular $1.50 value ... $98c Children's blue denim play suits, good quality, special ... $69c Men's U. S. army shoe, Munson last, welt sole, regular $7.00 value ... $4.95 Men's leather puttees, strap and hook front, very dressy, regular $7.00 value ... $4.98 Men's khaki riding breeches, with lace bottom, double seat ... $2.69 Men's silk knit ties, beautiful patterns, the latest style, regular $1.50 values ... $95c Men's Hong Kong tweed caps, very classy, the latest style, regular $4.00 values ... $3.25 Men's union suits, short sleeves, ankle length, good quality, regular $1.75 values ... $1.19 Lee Unionalls in khaki, sizes up to 44 ... $2.49 In blue, $2.59 Men's blue denim overalls, union made ... $1.25 BUILDING HERE BOO EVERY C. Concle, Our Labor in Co Big Oppo EFFICIEN A building boom at own home" campaign coming in Anaheim mands for houses and heard on all sides, a weeks, it is believed progress the greatest in the history of An. C. Concle, organizer Labor Union declares plan building homes or any other building the unions will co- way to secure a req umen first caring for mechanics, and in p v cure only competent who will give the mduction. Mr. Concle was paired with the express Donlin, in Denver a Donlin is president Trades department of Federation of Labor. The portions of M dress that particular Concle was that pa said: "We must once and ing up building o which none but uni ployed," he said, de cessation of work infi Gifts for Graduates A few suggestions from our large assortment— FOUNTAIN PENS KODAKS CAMERAS IVORY PERFUME SETS TOILET WATER —Give the boy a Safety Razor HEYING'S PHARMACY "ON THE CORNER" Anaheim California "It Please Us To Please You" The Sign of Better Cleaning and Dyein The Sign of Better Cleaning and Dyeing AMERICAN DYE WORKS OF LOS ANGELES Odorless Dry Cleaning Phone 697 | 313 E. CENTER ST. Our 33 Years' Experience Will Assure You of the Better Class of BUILDING BOOM HERE BOON TO EVERYBODY C. Concle, Organizer for Labor in County, Sees Big Opportunity EFFICIENCY FIRST A building boom and an "own your own home" campaign seems to be coming in Anaheim. Constant demands for houses and apartments is heard on all sides, and within a few weeks, it is believed there will be in progress the greatest building boom in the history of Anaheim. C. Concle, organizer for the Central Labor Union declares that people who plan building homes or apartments or any other buildings will find that the unions will co-operate in every way to secure a requisite number of men, first caring for Anaheim skilled mechanics, and in every instance, secure only competent labor and men who will give the maximum of production. Mr. Concle was particularly pleased with the expressions of John H. Donlin, in Denver a day or two ago. Donlin is president of the Building Trades department of the American Federation of Labor. The portions of Mr. Donlin's address that particularly pleased Mr. Concle was that part wherein he said: "We must once and for all stop tying up building operations upon which none but union men are employed," he said, declaring that the cessation of work inflicted injury "on should remove restrictions and effects of combinations from the cost of homes. Labor should insure efficiency." He predicted that building operations will resume with a rush in the near future. Mr. Concle declares that the time is ripe in Anaheim for building operations, a plan that will be beneficial to all citizens. There are a great many members of the building trades in Anaheim, and no one need hesitate in starting building because of the help problem, which Mr. Concle declares is not a problem here. BOXING EVENT AT SPARK'S RANCH TONIGHT Tonight the third boxing and wrestling tournament will be held at the Sharpe's ranch on the Garden Grove road, beginning at 8:15 o'clock. The main events will be a boxing bout between Jack Iman of Anaheim and "Knockout" Swall of Santa Ana. Iman will weight in at 160 while Swall will weigh 155. Both of these men are scientific boxers and a four-round exhibition of big interest is expected. The main wrestling event will be between Strangler Louis Nelson of Anaheim and Barney Barnhardt of Los Angeles. Nelson weighs 160 and Barnhardt 158. Nelson promises to pin Barnhardt's shoulders to the mat in ten minutes. There will really be two main wrestling events for Al Sparkes is matched against Ed Hahner of Los Angeles. "Al weighs 180 and his opponent 200, but those who have seen Al work lately believe he will take a squint at the visitor from a top position. Two preliminary boxing matches of four rounds each will be staged also. Kid Fredericks of Delhi meets Young Eckert of Huntington Beach at 135 pounds, and Young Holmes of Santa Ana will meet Kid Pinkney of Santa Ana at 130 pounds. STREET CARS FOR ANAHEIM IN NEAR FUTURE IS PLAN Street cars in Anaheim in the form of two or more busses running north and south and east and west from Los Angeles and Center streets is something people of Anaheim may see within thirty days. The Anaheim Motor Transfer company, mentioned a few days ago in the Herald expects soon to start the operation of two or more busses that will operate on Center and Los Angeles streets. The busses will stop at street corners, the same as street cars, to take on and discharge passengers, and will start at 6:30 a.m. and run throughout the day and late in the night, at least until the picture shows and other places of amusement are closed. The busses will operate on a twenty minute schedule. The busses will operate north and south from Broad street to the sugar factory site, and east and west on Center and East street to the packing house district of West Anaheim. Universal transfers will be issued it was stated today. The fare will be with the expressions of John H. Donlin, in Denver a day or two ago, Donlin is president of the Building Trades department of the American Federation of Labor. The portions of Mr. Donlin's address that particularly pleased Mr. Concle was that part wherein he said: "We must once and for all stop tying up building operations upon which none but union men are employed," he said, declaring that the cessation of work inflicted injury "on ourselves and injustice upon the investor and hurts the general morale and well being of the community." "We must not injure communities, cause innocent persons to suffer pecuniary losses, not to mention mental anguish, the danger of financial ruin, as well as cause our great rank and file to suffer incalculable loss. "Jurisdictional disputes are not only the most dangerous problems to organized craftsmen, but a serious menace to industry." Mr. Donlin declared that he believed jurisdictional strikes generally are the "result of demagogues and aspirants for office, or they emanate from a class of workers which it is impossible to satisfy, or for reasons that will not stand for the magnifying glass. "Capital and management must start up all industries, labor agreeing to a maximum output per individual, thus keeping wages up and the cost of living down." The aggregate wage paid to building workers is not high or responsible for the high cost of buildings, said the labor leader. He blamed the high cost of living on "high financing, excessive overhead, excessive profits, combinations organized through the years just passed, that now in different economic conditions still are practicing their nefarious scheme to protect one and the other at the cost of the consumer." Urging that a campaign of home building be inaugurated at once, he said: "It can be done more expeditiously and cheaper now than in the recent past or in the near future." "Now is the opportune time to build homes. Banks should remove any obstacle in the way of borrowers and make their loans inviting to those who would build. Material men" At Weber's Anaheim. New Models in VICTROLAS No. 80 Victrola $100 Payments if desired $10 a month. No Matter what talking machine you buy you will always give Victor records the preference after experiencing with other makes. Then why buy any machine but a Victrola, as it is only on it that you get the best results from the Victor Records? and Dyeing Weber’s Book & Music Store ANAHEIM . . CALIF. IF SKIN BREAKS OUT AND ITCHES APPLY SULPHUR Just the moment you apply Mentho-Sulphur to an itching, burning or broken out skin, the itching stops and healing begins, says a noted skin specialist. This sulphur preparation, made into a pleasant cold cream, gives such a quick relief, even to fiery eczema, that nothing has ever been found to take its place. Because of its germ destroying properties, it quickly subdues the itching, cools the irritation and heals the eczema right up, leaving a clear, smooth skin in place of ugly eruptions, rash, pimples or roughness. You do not have to wait for improvement. It quickly shows. You can get a little jar of Mentho-Sulphur at any drug store. Advertisement. Friday, June 17, 1921 AARS FOR MOM IN NEAR HERE IS PLAN Annaheim in the form busses running north east and west from Center streets is side of Annaheim may stop at street cors street cars, to take passengers, and will and run throughlate in the night, at picture shows and amusement are closwill operate north and street to the sugar east and west on street to the packct of West Anaheim. Sfers will be issued ay. The fare will be ten cents and lower rates will be given in books, containing tickets for 25 rides at $1.50. The busses will accommodate 14 passengers and will be large and roomy and carefully operated. These busses and the service they will render will make it possible for people to go and return from work within a very few minutes and they will also be a great convenience to people who want to come down town to the shopping district. STARTS SUIT TODAY COLLECT DAMAGES Suit to collect $500.70 as remuneration for an automobile collision was started this morning by George A. Smith against the Taylor Trucking company. The complaint alleges that on Nov. 4, 1920, that a truck belonging to the defendant company was driven carelessly and recklessly in such a manner as to cause the collision. The accident occurred on the LonBeacu boulevard, about Dove mill, west of Westminster. Another fine thing about education is that it enables you to express the exact shade of your opinion of the umpire. 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