anaheim-daily-herald 1921-11-14

New Wants Today FOR SALE—Household goods. 315 South Lemon street. HOW TO WIN IN CALIFORNIA! There is a way. Send for Free Map and Booklet re new Gushers at Signal Hill—predicted fifty year producers. H. C. Davidson, Box 358, Long Beach, Cal. WOMAN WANTED—21 to 25 years old for show. Must have consent of parents. Experience unnecessary. Apply Phillips Greater Sheesley Shows. WANTED—Table boarders. Phone 376J. WANTED—From owner, lot or small house on lot. Wish to make small payment down, and monthly payments. Herald, H. W. FOR SALE—1915 Ford roadster, good rubber, runs good, cheap. 314 Melrose street. FOR SALE—SMALL RANCH—2¼ acres, bearing walnuts and Valencias, paved road, water stock and city water, easy terms. Christensen & Rideout, Placentia. FOR SALE—3 ply heavy sanded roofing. $1.75 roll. B. F. Spencer, 166 West Center. Phone 27. FOR SALE—No. 1 wall board, $43 per thousand. B. F. Spencer, 166 West Center. Phone 27. FOR SALE—1 ply light sanded roofing for chicken houses, $1.25 per roll. B. F. Spencer, 166 West Center. Phone 27. WANTED—Position by reliable young lady with experience in shorthand and typing. Anaheim or Fullerton. 1 Marsh, 516 East Chartress street. FOR SALE—1921 Ford sedan. 112 North Los Angeles street. FOR SALE—Pumpkins. Inquire 1001 West Center street. C. C. LATSHAW CO. 5 room modern house to rent. 10 acres 6 year Old Valencias on ANNOUNCEMENTS A SMALL RANCH ON EASY PAYMENT means independence at San Joaquin. Write for free information, maps and circulars. Opportunities unequaled. Address W. E. Jones, San Joaquin, Cal. (Subdivider South street tract, Anaheim.). HAZARD & MILLER—Oldest agency in Southern California. H. Miller 3 years examiner U. S. Patent Office. Hazard's Book on Patents Free. 500 Central Bldg., Sixth and Main Sts., Los Angeles, Calif. FOR SALE Miscellaneous FOR SALE—Two fine Toggenberg milk goats, bargain price. 325 Wilhelmine street. BEAUTIFUL FUMED OAK PIANO, like new for sale at a bargain at Gamber's Storage Ware House, 202 N. Los Angeles street, Anaheim. FOR SALE—Team, wagon and harness, one horse wagon with brake, two horse disc, two horse cultivator. E. B. Camp. Phone 761 J 1. FOR SALE—Good family milk cow, also Rhode Island Red roosters for sale or exchange. Half mile east of Magnolia school. FOR SALE—Good team ranch horses, also one 10-horse power gasoline wood saw, complete. 328 West Center street. FOR SALE—5000 cubic feet of dairy fertilizer, will deliver. F. W. Wright, Artesia, Cal., Box 141A. FOR SALE—Pedigreed Boston bull female, one year old. Phone 415M. FOR SALE—Rhode Island Red rooster, pullets, rabbits. Phone 494J. SITUATIONS WANTED EXPERIENCED RANCH MAN, married with family, wants work on ranch. Can do any kind farm work, also understands tractors. Write M. E. Giles, 310 North Philadelphia St., Anaheim. YOUNG LADY WISHES WORK OF FOR Automobiles GOOD US 1921 Buick touring car, new, fine shaw 1918 Oakland Rex motor rebuilt. 1917 Buick touring car, fair paint. 1919 Dodge roadster oversize tires. 1916 Buick roadster paint, fine shape. 1917 Buick roadster priced right. 1920 Chevrolet F. paint, general 1920 Scripps-Booth tires, new paint. 1919 Ford touring car, shocks. 1916 Buick touring car, steal. 1917 Ford touring car, mechanically. 1918 Buick four touring treatment. 1916 Scripps-Booth light roadster. 1919 Chevrolet 490 gain. 1915 Ford touring car, dirt cheap. 1918 Buick four roadcar fine mechanically. New cars added to ANAHEIM A Buick Distributors for ange Coun WANTED—Position by reliable young lady with experience in shorthand and typing. Anaheim or Fullerton, 1 Marsh, 516 East Chartress street. FOR SALE—1921 Ford sedan. 112 North Los Angeles street. FOR SALE—Pumpkins. Inquire 1001 West Center street. C. C. LATSHAW CO. 5 room modern house to rent. 10 acres 6 year old Valencias on West Broadway, one of the best groves in Orange county, good improvements. See our list of groves and acreage. We have many good Long Beach and San Pedro properties to exchange for Anaheim groves. WANTED—High school students for soliciting. Inquire Sebastian Bros. FOR SALE—8 months' old goat. Inquire 707 North East street. WANTED—To buy 5 to 10 acre orange grove near Anaheim from owner only. State price, location, etc. Arress A. B., Herald office. FOR RENT—Furnished rooms for housekeeping. 312 South Los Angeles street. YOUNG MARRIED MAN WANTS work of any kind. Experienced truck driver and electrician's helper. Address Herald, H. M. J. FOR RENT—Two room furnished apartment for light housekeeping. Phone 161J. BE YOUR OWN MASTER. Own your own home on good lot, close in, only $1300. $300 cash, balance easy. S. M. Kistler, 236 W. Center street. Phone 738. FOR RENT—Modern court apartment, 4 rooms, unfurnished. Apply I. N. Glover, 179 W. Center. Phone 477. FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms, private entrance, opens into bath. Phone 507W. WANTED—Am in the market for a Valencia orange grove in the vicinity of Anaheim or Placentia, bearing orchard preferred but might consider younger trees if priced right. Give me your best figure, description, location, etc., and will state that the fairly priced and reasonable grove will have my first consideration. Address "Buyer," care Anaheim Herald. WANTED Two enthusiastic young hustlers to learn the banking and investment business. A splendid future awaits you if you can qualify. Apply 203 Spurgeon FOR SALE—Rhode Island Red rooster, pullets, rabbits. Phone 494J. SITUATIONS WANTED EXPERIENCED RANCH MAN, married with family, wants work on ranch. Can do any kind farm work, also understands tractors. Write M. E. Giles, 310 North Philadelphia St., Anaheim. YOUNG LADY WISHES WORK of any kind by the day. Box M. S., Anaheim Herald. WANTED—Convalescents or invalids to care for in private home. Phone 376J. WANTED—To do washing and ironing at your home. Call 339M. FOR PRACTICAL NURSE, call Mrs. Leming. Phone 111J. WANTED—TO BUY WANTED—Orange grove near Anaheim, have cash, prefer home on it, give full particulars, location and lowest price, will not consider paying more than actual value. Address P. O. Box 323, Anaheim. WANTED—Second hand furniture. See Mauer Exchange Furniture Co., 121 East Center. WANTED—Good second hand folding davenport. Phone 266M. WANTED TO RENT WANTED TO RENT—Space for small market. Address Herald, I. WANTED—One or two room apartment. Box C., Herald. WANTED Miscellaneous HOW TO WIN IN CALIFORNIA!—There IS a way. Send for Free Map and Booklet re New Gushers at Signal Hill—predicted fifty year producers. H. C. Davidson, Box 368, Long Beach, Cal. WANTED—Spring pullets of any brand, also will buy milk cow. W. B. Peterson, R. R. 1, Box 4, Anaheim. WANTED—To buy POULTRY for cash. Will call for it. Phone E. W. Pohlmann 7-R-2; address R. F. D.2. ALL KINDS of Citrus Trees. Tanaka Citrus Nursery, north end of Lemon street, Anaheim. Phone 314W. ANGLO NUBIAN BUCK for service. Silverthorn Kismet, No. 8262 A. M. G.R.A. 813 East Broad street. WANTED—Lady to share housekeeping apartment. Address Herald, Box B.D.Chewing Street. OLD'S AGENE 328 West Center FOR SALE—1920 Chevrolet edition, cheap if taken 15. 602 East Center street FOR SALE—Saxon six-A condition, good r WANTED Two enthusiastic young hustlers to learn the banking and investment business. A splendid future awaits you if you can qualify. Apply 203 Spurgeon Blvd., Santa Ana, between 9:30 and 12:30. Oh! Boy ONLY 8 LOTS On PAVED BOULEVARD 50x157 EAST FRONT 5 Minutes from Center St. Harold Clairmont Greater Anaheim Realtor 236 W. Center St. Phone 741 Exclusive Representative Office of Confidence and Reliability MYTH OF ANCIENTS IS FOUND TO HAVE BASIS OF REALITY For many centuries Norway has had its legends that recited frightful tales of the kraken, a great and mysterious marine creature, that was a danger to sailors on the high seas. Now scientists have found that the localities in which these folk tales flourish are the habitat of giant squids or "cattle fish," of the genus Architeuthus, that have frequently been cast up on sea beaches. According to Dr. James Ritchie of the Royal Scottish museum, the largest of these on record had tentacles that have a span close to thirty feet. It was nine feet nine inches long from the tip of its tail to the tip of its short arms, but its tentacular arms were each fourteen feet long. The tentacles were armed with some 1,200 toothed suckers, which must have rendered the creature a formidable enemy. HIT AND RUN Father's Voice—"Maude, hasn't that young man started for home yet?" Clever Young Man—"I've reached third, sir." Father's Voice—"Well, steal, you busher, steal!"—The American Legion Weekly. IT WILL PAY YOU TO BUY IN ANAHEIM FOR SALE Automobiles and Trucks GOOD USED CARS 1921 Buick touring, 5 cord tires nearly new, fine shape. 1918 Oakland Rex sedan, new paint, motor rebuilt. 1917 Buick touring, mechanically good, fair paint. 1919 Dodge roadster, original finish, oversize tires. 1916 Buick roadster, new tires, new paint, fine shape. 1917 Buick roadster, good condition, priced right. 1920 Chevrolet F. B. touring, new paint, general condition good. 1920 Scripps-Booth touring, 4 new tires, new paint, a real buy. 1919 Ford touring, starter, new paint, shocks. 1916 Buick touring, just overhauled, a steal. 1917 Ford touring, good tires, good mechanically. 1918 Buick four touring, has excellent treatment. 1916 Scripps-Booth roadster, a fine light roadster. 1919 Chevrolet 490 touring, a bargain. 1915 Ford touring, 18 body, fine tires, dirt cheap. 1918 Buick four roadster, good tires, fine mechanically. New cars added to our line daily. ANAHEIM AUTO CO. Buick Distributors for Northern Orange County FOR SALE Real Estate A PIECE OF CALIFORNIA IS A PIECE OF GOLD (Arthur Brisbane) Cozy little 5 room bungalow, new, modern, in best location of town. Price, $4000, terms. A 6 room new bungalow on state highway. Price, $7000, half cash, balance terms. 5 acres of 4 and 5 year old trees, close in, splendid trees and real soil and 5 shares of water stock. a cozy new and modern 5 room bungalow and garage, domestic water, everything in very best of condition. This is a winner and you had better see us today about it. Owner will trade in house. $15,000. 5 acres 2 and 4 year old Valencias, $8000. 9¼ acres, 4 of which vacant, 5 set to Valencia trees, good 7 room house, garage, barn, half interest in pumping plant, in oil district, for $10,000. Terms. 2 acres lemon and orange, best of soil, with fine modern 6 room house, hardwood floors, inbuilt features, modern bath, etc., in best location, a real snap for $9000. We have the Zeyn street tract for sale exclusively. 5 room bungalow, 51 by 155 lot, with east front on paved street, close in, modern, and all kinds of fruit trees. This is a snap at $5400. The office of confidence. The Golden State Realty Co. 139 South Los Angeles Street FOR RENT $10 REWARD FOR INFORMATION FOR HOUSE FOR RENT Want to rent house immediately, and will pay anyone giving me information that will lead to my renting house. Address Box A-7, care Anaheim Daily Herald. FOR SALE—Good work horse, none better, also light spring wagon, price $50. About 300 yards east of Placentia avenue from Carl Simmon's Pipe Works. J. L. Kenney. FOR SALE Real Estate Don’t Forget to see us about LOTS in the GROSS TRACT and Other sections of the City. Harold Clairmont Greater Anaheim Realtor 236 W. Center St. Phone: 741 Exclusive Representative Office of Confidence and Reliability FOR SALE Ten acres eight year old Valencias. Excellent soil; trees uniform and in prime condition; cement piped. At $35,000 we consider this one of the best close in buys we have. Five acres nine year old Valencias, good five room house with city gas and electricity. Perpetual water right. This grove is also close in on good street. Price $21,000. Very reasonable terms. Five acres three year old valencias. Good three room house with bath. Domestic water, close to Anaheim. Only $12.000 on reasonable terms. SIMPSON REALTY COMPANY 180 West Center Street. Anaheim $1,100 PER ACRE 15 acres—eight acres in twelve year old walnuts; two acres in grapes; one acre family fruit; four acres bare land; fine soil; domestic well; deep well for irrigation; five room California house; barn; garage; will consider Anaheim city property part trade. 1919 Chevrolet 490 touring, a bargain. 1915 Ford touring, 18 body, fine tires, dirt cheap. 1918 Buick four roadster, good tires, fine mechanically. New cars added to our line daily. ANAHEIM AUTO CO. Buick Distributors for Northern Orange County Used Car Department Vincent & Lynch 133 S. Los Angeles GOOD USED CARS AT FAIR PRICES STUDEBAKER 4 touring, 1917. Back seat cut down for camping. Almost new top. Cord tires $495 OAKLAND touring, 1917. New paint, good tires. A snap at $595 MAXWELL touring, '16. Would make a good economical car to run to work in. Rarin' to go $260 "A SAFE PLACE TO BUY A USED CAR" REO touring. A solid well made 4 cylinder car. There's years of good service in this car with reasonable care $450 WILLYS-KNIGHT touring. Almost new. Goodyear non-skid tires all around. Our price is $350 below market. CHEVROLET 490 touring, '18. You cannot beat this buy at $295 HARRY D. RILEY Studebaker Distributor Used car department next to city hall ANAHEIM USED CARS ON EASY PAYMENTS Olds 6, touring $750 Ford, touring 125 Ford, roadster 225 Chevrolet, touring 350 Olds 8, touring 400 Ford, sedan 400 Two ton truck 600 International tractor 550 OLDS AGENCY 328 West Center Street FOR SALE—1920 Chevrolet, good condition, cheap if taken before Nov. 5. 602 East Center street, Anaheim. FOR SALE—Saxon six touring car, A-1 condition, good rubber; $250; $10 REWARD FOR INFORMATION FOR HOUSE FOR RENT Want to rent house immediately, and will pay anyone giving me information that will lead to my renting house. Address Box A-7, care Anaheim Daily Herald. FOR SALE—Good work horse, none better, also light spring wagon, price $50. About 300 yards east of Placentia avenue from Carl Simmon's Pipe Works. J. L. Kenney. FOR RENT—Furnished rooms, light housekeeping, privileges, ladies only. 313 S. Los Angeles street, call after 5 p.m. FOR RENT—2 rooms, unfurnished, light, gas, $17 month. Chamber of Commerce Apartments. South Claud. FOR RENT—Room in house, will furnish to suit, kitchen privileges... 731 N. Philadelphia. FOR RENT—Furnished bed room in new home. 209 East Adele street. Phone 433J. FOR RENT—Furnished tent house, for housekeeping. Call at 407 South Philadelphia. FOR RENT—Furnished bed room in new home. Phone 433J. Call 209 East Adele. FOR RENT—Front bed room with bath, also garage. 417 South Melrose. FOR RENT—Three room apartment. Furnished. 327 South Olive. FOR RENT—Front bedroom, close in. 215 Chestnut street. FOR RENT—Furnished house. 426 South Helena. WANTED—HELP WANTED—Some local people to work on new townsite and subdivision tract in new oil development field, good commissions allowed, better if you use own car. Phone for appointment, 775. WANTED—Saleslady or solicitor, salary and commission, easy work, short hours. Inquire for Mr. Horner, 9 to 11 mornings. 120 North Los Angeles street. WANTED—Married man to be working foreman orange ranch, also man to work by the day. Phone 793 R. Z. WANTED—Woman to care for baby evenings. Must be reliable. Answer Herald Box C. H. WANTED—Man to saw wood, also second hand bricks for sale at 239 North Lemon street. WANTED—Two boys to do inserting at Herald office. Apply circulation manager. $1,100 PER ACRE 15 acres—eight acres in twelve year old walnuts, two acres in grapes, one acre family fruit. four acres bare land, fine soil, domestic well, deep well for irrigation, five room California house, barn, garage, will consider Anaheim city property part trade. W.J.JEWELL REALTY COMPANY Room 7. Golden State Bank Bldg. A DREAM Come true. Fine old country home near Anaheim, budded walnuts, 4 acres bearing; Valencia oranges 6 acres bearing; grapes, fruits, flowers, shade trees. Nice house, barn, garage, and other buildings; water plant. First class land leveled and piped.$22,000. Pay me $6000 and make your own terms on the rest. H.M.KING Anaheim Phone 759J1 FOR SALE CHOICE CORNER LOT 70x150 FEET $2850 Excellent location, east front, all improvements in terms. Choice lot on paved street, close in for $1700, good terms. PACIFIC REALTY AND INVESTMENT CO., G.H.GREFE and P.V.BRADY TALK ABOUT A BARGAIN 4 room cozy home, half block from new postoffice, all modern for $3500, half down. Other big bargains. HAROLD CLAIRMONT Greater Anaheim Realtor Phone 741 236 W. Center St. Office of Confidence and Reliability FOR SALE Ready to move in—new 6 room home, well located, priced right. 7 room house, suitable for two families,$5200 terms. 4 room house, close in,$3400. Lot 55 by 136,southeast exposure,$2200. Los Angeles street lot, 54 by 155,$2500. Lot, 50 by 135,$1200. BIGELOW 211 East Center $100 makes first payment on one of our choice lots later OLDS AGENCY 328 West Center Street FOR SALE—1920 Chevrolet, good condition, cheap if taken before Nov. 5. 602 East Center street, Anaheim. FOR SALE—Saxon six touring car, A-1 condition, good rubber, $250; also one east front lot in Elk Park tract. Call 116 North Olive street. Phone 1724. FOR SALE—1920 Ford ton truck, with Stake body. Inquire 121 East center street. USED CARS Priced For Quick Sale 1917 Dodge $525.00 1918 Oakland $515.00 1919 Chevrolet $395.00 1919 Ford, with starter $365.00 1917 Saxon $485.00 Will Give The Best of Terms ALL CARS GUARANTEED May Motor Company 332 West Center ANAHEIM MONEY WANTED WANTED TO BORROW—$63, $90, $150, $500, $900, $1650, $2400, $3000 per cent on as good security as California offers. Address Box 11, Anaheim Daily Herald. LOST AND FOUND LAST—Small aligator purse, Olive or center streets. Return to 421 East roadway. LAST—Wednesday night, 4 months' old Shepherd dog, black blue and white marked. Notify A. J. Collins, car avenue. Reward. HELP! HELP! Highest market price will be paid by the Herald for clean cotton rags. WANTED—Married man to be working foreman orange ranch, also man to work by the day. Phone 793 R. Z. WANTED—Woman to care for baby evenings. Must be reliable. Answer Herald Box C. H. WANTED—Man to saw wood, also second hand bricks for sale at 239 North Lemon street. WANTED—Two boys to do inserting at Herald office. Apply circulation manager. OPENING SALE UNHEARD OF BARGAINS 1920 Buick roadster, new paint and top and beveled plate glass windshield, cord tires and is exceptionally good mechanically. Price $985 1920 Ford sedan, refinished and just overhauled, demountable rims and shocks and other extras, a car to be proud of. Only $595 1919 Oakland "6" touring, has been reconditioned throughout and is a dandy looking car, it has to be seen to be appreciated $725 1919 Scripps-Booth touring, recently overhauled, newly painted, good rubber, lined top and looks and runs like a new car. Price $675 1919-1920 Studebaker Big Six with original finish that looks like new, four nearly new cord tires and one new fabric. Priced to sell quick at $1295 All of these cars are equipped with five tires and are ready for immediate delivery. Open seven days a week. Peterson Corporation 214 S. Los Angeles street, Anaheim FOR SALE Ready to move in—new 6 room home, well located, priced right. 7 room house, suitable for two families, $5200, terms. 4 room house, close in, $3400. Lot 55 by 136, southeast exposure, $2200. Los Angeles street lot, 54 by 155, $2500. Lot 50 by 135, $1200. BIGELOW 211 East Center $100 makes first payment on one of our choice lots in the Elliott Anderson and Allen new subdivision. Balance easy monthly payments. Lots are going fast. See ELLIOTT ANDERSON REALTY CO. 120 North Los Angeles Street CENTER STREET LOTS The only West Center street lots left at the price asked. Two 50x153 foot, $1600; one corner 60x163 foot, $2100. CALIFORNIA REALTY CO. 245 W. Center St. Phone 643J Wm. F. Bonkosky Herbert H. Oelke FOR SALE—Six room strictly modern house and garage, lot 52 by 150 feet with nine walnut trees, beautiful shrubbery and flowers. Is for sale by owner who is leaving for the east. Call 125 Chartress street, noons or evenings. Phone 640J. FOR SALE—Large lot about a block from Santa Fe depot. just off Center street on Rose, $1350 terms. Paul Taggart, owner, 120 North Los Angeles street. Phone 434. FOR SALE—New 4 room stucco bungealow, bath, modern. On Santa Ana line. Might consider renting by year, $30 mouth. H. Cutter, Cypress station. FOR SALE—Nine-acre ranch, only 4 miles from Anaheim, 5 acres set in young Valencias, nice California bungealow, also half interest in a pumping plant. R. D. No. 1, Box 135. FOR SALE—Lot close in, paved street, good for flats or apartments. 1-1-2 blocks from Center street. Inquire 612 North Olive. FOR SALE—Lot 50x137 on West Center street must sell. See owner er. 600 South Krooger street. FOR SALE—Modern six room house, cheap, by owner. 715 Zeyn. World’s Richest Indian Will Move From Shack Into Palatial Mansion MUSKOGEE, Okla., Nov. 15.—Jackson Barnett, Oklahoma's richest Indian, has gone to Kansas City to have a fling at metropolitan luxury, and if he finds that he can stand it, Barnett will make it permanent—with the consent of the United States government of which he is a ward. Barnett up until recently lived in a two-room block house at Henryetta, 30 miles from Muskogee, wore cheap clothes, smoked cheap tobacco and didn't even own a phonograph—which is an odd way to live for one rated as worth $5,000,000, even if he is an Indian. While at Henryetta, Barnett was well satisfied in his two rooms and let his guardian, attorney and agents of the Indian agency in Muskogee and Washington worry about the millions that were fowing from oil wells on his property. His wants were few and the money went into the banks of Oklahoma on deposits made by the Indian agency to his credit. Bought Liberty Bonds When the war was on, thousands of dollars of his money went into Liberty bonds and war savings stamps. Contributions were made to institutions of earning and Jackson lived the simple life, never going farther than a few miles distant form his cabin for many years. Then he met Mrs. Anna Laura Lowe and they were married. “Kidnaping” is what Barnett's agents called it. However, Barnett was held under straint until Victor M. Locke Jr. became superintendent of the Indian agency in Muskogee. “A wealthy Indian has as much right to spend his money as a wealthy white man.” Locke has said. And Jackson in company with his wife and her daughter sought to make a dent in the $5,000,000 pile. Mrs. Barnett said her husband needed a change and the government consented to a vacation. They went to Canada, and returning, found money had so flowed in that the dent had filled up. After that vacation the Indian was unhappy for the first time in his life and refused to go back to the cabin and cheap clothes. Can Live Anywhere. “We are going to let the Indian himself decide where he wants to live,” Superintendent Locke declared. “If he wants to live in Muskogee, all right. If he chooses some other city we have nothing to say in the way of objecting, for he's the right to make his own decisions.” If a suitable residence can be found in Kansas City it will be purchased by the government for its wealthy ward. Otherwise, a house will be built. “There's no truth in the report that we are going to spend ¥200,000 for a residence for Jackson Barnett,” Locke sand, “but we are going to see it that he has a house in keeping with his wealth and one with which he is satisfied.” IF YOU TELL LIES DODGE THIS TEST IF YOU TELL LIES DODGE THIS TEST People may tell a lie and show no outward signs of it; but internally through the heart and lungs—they betray themselves. There now is a machine, invented by William M. Marston of Boston, that finds its principal use in recording the heart and lung action of suspected criminals as they are cross-examined. There are three separate parts to the machine—the chronoscope, the kimeograph and the sphygmomanometer. The chronoscope measures the time that elapses between the examiner's question and the suspect's answer. There is a mouthpiece in front of each man. When the examiner asks his question, the chronoscope automatically starts to whir and continues until the suspect answers. The interval between question and answer is measured in twelve hundredths of a second. Usually the examiner reads off a prepared list of words one by one. The suspect is told to reply with the first word that comes into his head. Some of the words in the examiner's list have nothing to do with the case. Others refer directly to the crime in question. If the suspect is guilty, he will invariably hesitate, perhaps for only a few hundredths of a second—before replying to a "crime" word, because the first word that comes on his mind is usually one that bears on the crime and he must hunt for another one. The innocent man will respond to all words in approximately the same interval of time. Next there is the kimeograph, which records the suspect's breathing. A rubber tube is fastened around the man's chest and is compressed slightly at each breath. The tube is connected with a revolving drum in such a way that a zigzag line is drawn on the drum at each breath. When a man lies, he breathes differently. You might not notice it, but the kimeograph does; the zigzag lines take a new course when he lies. The sphygmomanometer registers blood pressure. It is attached to the man's arm and is connected with a stethoscope that is operated by a doctor. He and the examiner have a system of signals that tell him when to record the pressure. First he finds the average pressure of the man when he is being asked inconsequential questions. If his blood pressure increases whenever he is asked questions that refer to the crime, indications point to his guilt. HUSBAND SILENT FIVE YEARS, SHE SEEKS FREEDOM Mrs. May L. Dilly of Chicago endured five years of silence with her husband, William Dilly, head of a supply company bearing his name. That, she figured, was long enough to remain silent, so she has sued Dilly for divorce. It is charged in the bill that his wife was forced to live in quarters that would have been spurned by a dog. In fact, it said, Dilly's pet dogs had luxurious quarters, while his wife lived five years in a bedroom with a leaky roof and no carpet on the floor. Five years ago he locked her in the bedroom and told her he never would speak to her again. He relented to the extent of taking her to his summer home on Fox lake, but forced her to sleep in a shack at the rear of his cottage, with two Negro servants. She also charges he was lavishing his money and attentions on a girl. Business Depression Is Not Felt by Hens The fact that there is a business depression has not yet penetrated to the hen yards of America. As far as the hens are aware, there has never been any interruption to normalcy, say the poultry experts, and if you give Milady Hen a decent place to scratch, a little something to scratch for and a drink once in a while, she will come income that will buy sealskin coats and limousines. It doesn't come that easy. Anyone who has had any experience with chickens of any variety knows that they are a temperamental lot and have to ze coddled. If you don't treat them right you can't expect much. Just by way of example, they like BUSINESS DEPRESSION Is Not Felt by Hens The fact that there is a business depression has not yet penetrated to the hen yards of America. As far as the hens are aware, there has never been any interruption to normalcy, say the poultry experts, and if you give Mi-lady Hen a decent place to scratch, a little something to scratch for and a drink once in a while, she will come through with her egg just as regularly as she ever did. At the recent unemployment conference at Washington a farmer from North Dakota, who is also a recognized authority on agricultural economics, testified that a family of five can live on the labor of fifty-four hens—that the eggs and spring fries from that sized flock will pay the bills of the family and permit it to live decently. Of course it is not presumed that any family can buy fifty-four hens, turn them loose in the chicken yard, and immediately begin collecting an income that will buy sealskin coats and limousines. It doesn't come that easy. Anyone who has had any experience with chickens of any variety, knows that they are a temperamental lot and have to ze coddled. If you don't treat them right you can't expect much. Just by way of example, they like to have their roosts facing south. Why that is nobody knows, but it is a fancy. No self-respecting hen will cluck as cheerily, or lay her egg as regularly, if her roost faces north, east or west. She would be just as insulted as your wife if you would try to put the kitchen range in the parlor. But poultry raising is not hard to learn, they say, and anyone who is willing to devote a little time and care to the subject can capitalize his backyard, and assure himself fresh eggs with his bacon—maybe also the bacon. Geese once saved Rome, why not hens America? VALENCA ORANGE GROVES [2 Acres to 20] RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY [4 Room to 12 Room Houses] INCOME PROPERTY [Apartment Houses, Bungalow Courts, Double Bungalows] It will be to your advantage to spend a few moments at our office. Harold Clairmont Greater Anaheim Realtor 236-W Center St. Office of Confidence and Reliability. Phone 741