anaheim-daily-herald 1921-12-21

WIFE'S BOOZE GIFT DROVE MAN WILD L. A. COURT IS TOLD LOS ANGELES, Dec. 21.—Drinks of liquor from a quart given for a birthday present caused no end of trouble for Paul Luera, according to testimony before Judge Hahn yesterday, where Luera is suing his wife, Tomasa Luera, to recover real estate valued at $5000. The wife said that her husband signed a contract giving her the property on his birthday. He asserted; however, that he could not recall the gift. He testified his wife gave him, as a birthday present, a quart of whisky and that he took several drinks. The last he remembered is starting on a wild run down the street from his home. He awoke in the morning, he said; in the city jail, with a terrible headache. He testified he learned that during the time his mind was a blank, he had chopped down the door of his mother-in-law's house with an ax and gone for a wild ride in an automobile. He denied, however, that he was drunk. The trial was resumed today... SUDS AND DUDS of the SANITARY LAUNDRY FULLERTON PHONE OR WRITE US! We'll surprise you with our speed... And our work... We will indeed! SINN FEIN DELEGATES FORCED TO SIGN TREATY, WORD DUBLIN, Dec. 21.—The Sinn Fein peace delegates were forced by Lloyd George's "monstrous iniquity" to sign the Anglo-Irish treaty, George Duffy, a delegate who signed the pact, charged in the Irish parliament today. "I am not apologizing for my signature," he cried, "but I desire to tell the manner in which the treaty was extorted." Lloyd George threatened the peace delegates with war if they did not sign. Duffy said. "The British premier first broke with us definitely on December 4, subject to the approval of his cabinet." Duffy said. Duggan Denies Coercion Eamon J. Duggan, who also signed the treaty, recommended its acceptance by the Dail, but denied the delegates had been coerced by Lloyd George. "We were sent to London to negotiate an agreement with Britain, not to negotiate a republic." He said. "I do not like the treaty, but I know the alternative—war." "I am sure the pact will give us full control of our country." Despite the fact that the delegates were compelled to sign, Duffy said he recommended immediate ratification of the pact by the Dail. Duffy Recommended Treaty "I reluctantly but sincerely recommended passage of this treaty," he said, "and I solemnly warn you of the consequences of rejection." Duffy denounced both the men who have been attacking the treaty as a valueless arrangement and those who have been praising it as perfect. He took the attitude that as it already has been signed it should be ratified without further words. “This treaty gives us real power—military power, economic and governmental power—the power to resist future aggression,” he said. FOOTBALL OUT SHINES SANTA CLAUS AT We will surprise you with our speed... And our work... We will indeed! If you have never patronized our laundry, then there is a surprise awaiting you. Tell Suds to call and get your work—when it is returned to you on time you will be pleased with its delightful freshness and by the fairness of our charges. LOOK FOR SUDS AND DUDS. We pay the phone call. A. W. Cleaver Proprietor 225 W. Santa Fe Phone 26 FOOTBALL OUT SHINES SANTA CLAUS AT SAN DIEGO SAN DIEGO, Cal., Dec. 21. Football is the topic on all sides here today, even overshadowing talk of the well-known Santa Claus. Arizona's chances to puncture the Centre line on December 26 is a much mooted question and the comparative field generalship of McMillan and Slonaker is overshadowing the price of holly. The Centre team has reached the coast and the Arizona warriors are due to start westward tomorrow. Both teams will work out in Los Angeles between trains. While the demand for tickets is lively the football committee announced there are still plenty of the coveted pasteboards at all prices. Your Money's Worth! You pay only for first quality coffee—not for expensive tins—when you buy ORANGE BLOSSOM COFFEE "It's always fresh" in GLASSIN-LINED BAGS only Delivered to your dealer the same day it is roasted, in quantities sufficient only for a few days' selling. That's why "ORANGE BLOSSOM" is always fresh and fragrant. The use of GLASSIN-LINED Bags ensures you absolutely finest-quality coffee at the same price as ordinary grades, because they save the cost of expensive tins. ASK YOUR GROCER Chaffees WHERE CASH BEATS CREDIT Chaffees WHERE CASH BEATS CREDIT Christmas Candy Mixed 2 lbs for 25c A wonderful variety of Sweet Meats and goodies at all Chaffee Stores “Prices Are Right”—Bring the little folks along. They will be interested in the many things on display. Select Your Christmas Tree Today Dependable Stores Selling Dependable Foods Why not have your car different from the rest? Why not have it distinctive, refined, beautiful, by having it repainted HERE a new color scheme that is perfectly balanced, original and aristocratic? We have many color combinations that heretofore were only used on very expensive cars. Let us submit estimates on applying to YOUR car. Estimates gladly submitted. Johnson’s Paint & Top Shop Phone 91 326 E. Center St. Anaheim, Cal. ANAHEIM DAILY HERALD MAN GETS GOAT GLAUD WOMAN GETS DIVORCE SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 21.—The "goat gland" appeared in divorce court annals for the first time yesterday when Mrs. Mary Heavey of this city was granted a decree from Terence Heavey, Southern Pacific railroad employee. Mrs. Heavey testified before Judge Troutt that her husband had become interested in the gland theory when it first was discussed several years ago. More recently hunting, like Ponce de Leon, for the Fountain of Youth, he had gone to the St. Francis hospital and sustained the goat gland operation. Mrs. Heavey testified that the knowledge of the operation had caused her extreme humiliation and mental suffering. She asked for recognition of the results as a form of cruelty. Mrs. Heavey was given the custody of two of her four children. Omar Bundy Confirmed As New Major-General WASHINGTON, Dec. 21.—The senate yesterday confirmed the following promotions in the army: To be major generals — Brigadier Generals Harry F. Podges and Omar Bundy. To be brigadier generals — Colonels Benjamin A. Poore and George V. Moseley. NO ACTION TAKEN ON SPECIAL SESSION OF STATE LEGISLATURE SACRAMENTO, Dec. 21.—"There will be no calling of a special session of the legislature on reapportionment of legislative districts until congress has settled congressional reapportionment." Martin Madsen, executive secretary, speaking for Governor Stephens, declared today. Politicians throughout the state have been of the belief that the governor must call the special session before the end of this year to settle reapportionment—the biggest political question in the state at present. According to Madsen no immediate action will be taken. Rehearing Asked In Union Terminal Case SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 21.—The Santa Fe and the Los Angeles and Salt Lake Railroad Company, following similar action by the Southern Pacific, applied to the railroad commission yesterday for a rehearing in the Los Angeles terminal case in which these three railroads were directed to join in the construction of a union passenger station at the Plaza site. STREET CAR HOLDPUP Nets Bandits $8180 ST. LOUIS, Dec. 21.—Three robbers "stuck up" Edward Edwards, colored Central bank messenger, on a Market street car shortly before noon yesterday day and relieved him of $8180 in cash. While two men held the crew and passengers at a distance with revolvers, the third went through Edwards packets. All three escaped. MONSTER DIRIGIBLE WILL BE CHRISTENED WASHINGTON, Dec. 21.—The Roma, queen of America's dirigible fleet, arrived here safely today from Langley Field, Va., to be christened. The big craft landed at Bolling Field here at 10:30 o'clock and shortly thereafter was christened by Miss Fourrose Wainwright, daughter of the assistant secretary of war, in the presence of many distinguished officials and Italian arms conference delegates. The telephone becomes a universal household necessity as soon as the boys and girls become old enough to make dates—Rome (N.Y.) Sentinel. If paying one' debts is a virtue very few men are strictly virtuous. Felt Slippers $1.48 For Children ..... Cavalier style Slippers of fine felt in colors; also ribbon trimmed and other fancy slippers; all sizes to 2. Values to $2.50. For Men, We —No need to think Slippers. They are real values. This is manufacturer, after completed. We bought are selling them at a galore, some of them will bring a crowd. JAZZ OXFORDS $5.48 Women's and Girls' Fine Dress Oxford quality patent colt leather. Popular plain toe with low heels. Flexible leather soles; $8.0 Special MEN'S DRESS SHOES, $3.98 —This sale of Shoes is an important under-selling feature. About 500 pairs men's fine black and tan calf in this purchase. They are all genuine Goodyear welt makes, with smooth upper leather and solid leather oak soles. Made over neat fitting, dressy English lasts.All sizes $3.98 MEN'S SCOUT SHOES, $2.48 —Another lot of these fine shoes just received. Made of soft elkskin upper leather with solid soles. Seamless patterns with protection stay over the tin MEN'S SCOUT SHOES, $2.48 Another lot of these fine shoes just received. Made of soft elkskin upper leather with solid soles. Seamless patterns with protection stay over the tip. Come in brown and smoke colors. All sizes. Good fitting lasts. Special $2.48 Extra Special—Fine Low Shoes, $3.48 Unless you are here to actually see and handle these Shoes you will fail to appreciate the wonderful values this sale offers. Never before have we offered Shoes of this grade at such a low price you'll find genuine Good-year welt and hand-turned shoes in this lot in the most approved and wanted styles for the new season. Every style of heel is shown; new modified short vamp patterns, etc. Choice $3.48 ARMY STYLE SHOES New shipment of Men's Army Style Shoes, made over Munson lasts. Soft tip patterns. Made of stout tan upper leather, with solid oak leather soles. Genuine Goodyear welt makes. Special $4.98 WOMEN'S OXFORD Values Form Black Kid Oxford with military with heels as above; Tan Kid Strap All sizes in the lot. On sale for Kafateria ANAHEIM Wednesday, December 21, 1921. A CONSERVATIVE AND APPRECIATED XMAS GIFT A BABY BOND TO YIELD 5% PER ANNUM BACKED BY THE ENTIRE RESOURCES OF A REPUBLIC OF 30,000,000 POPULATION With the lowest per capita debt of any nation in the world. No War-Debt or Reparations, An income with enormous speculative possibilities. A combination for the most conservative investor. Price $17.00 per Bond 10,000 Denomination For A Short Time Only Write or Phone for additional information immediately... Harry E. Scott REAL ESTATE AND BONDS 112 N. Los Angeles St. Phone 505 Anaheim —Daily Herald Classified Ads Are The Best Every Time. THE— Greatest Sale OF— SHOES GREATEST SALE OF SHOES WeHaveEverHeld Needs at prices that we have not quoted in years. Don't fail to come. on melt away, and you, by delaying, may miss the bargain we have for For Men, Women and Children —No need to think twice about buying these Slippers. They are priced so much below their real values. This is the surplus stock of a large manufacturer, after his Christmas orders were completed. We bought them at a low price and are selling them at a low price. Styles and colors galore, some of them illustrated. These bargains will bring a crowd. Come early. A Timely Sale— Felt Slippers $1.48, $1.69, $1.24, $1.00 —Not only to make feet warm and comfortable, but for Xmas. ORDS $5.48 Dress Oxfords of extra Popular plain toe pattern, leather soles; $8.00 values. $5.48 ES, $3.98 Growing Girls' Shoes $3.98 —Fine Goodyear welt sewn shoes for big girls and women wearing sizes 2½ to 7. Made of fine, black and brown leathers. Solid leather soles. Very special $3.98 SHOES FOR BOYS AND GIRLS BOYS'S COUTS $2.25 —Sizes to 5½ in Boys' Scout Shoes, made of soft elkskin leather, with solid soles. Seamless tip patterns. Sturdy shoes for sturdy boys. Special $2.25 CHILDREN'S SHOES $1.48 —Children's fine hand-turned Dress Shoes, made of good grade patent leather, with plain and fancy tops. All have hand-turned soles. Plain toe pattern. Sizes to 2. Special $1.48 MISSES SHOES $2.98 ES, $2.48 other lot of these fine just received. Made elkskin upper leather solid soles. Seam patterns with protec-tay over the tip. In brown and smoke All sizes. Good lasts. $2.48 Boys' Shoes $2.98 — Sizes 1 to 5½. Made of smooth tan grain leather with solid soles. McKay make. English lace and broad toe styles. Also in black. Special price $2.98 Little Gents' Shoes—Sizes 10 to 13½; made of black and tan leathers. Full toe patterns in blucher and English styles. Solid leather soles. Very special $1.98 WOMEN'S SLIPPERS Julietts and Oxford's of Soft Kid About three hundred pairs; made of soft kid uppers and flexible soles; some have rubber heels. An exceptional value at this low price of $1.98 FREE TOYS TO CHILDREN EN'S OXFORDS AND STRAP SLIPPERS Values Formerly $5, $6, $7, On Sale Oxford's with military or Cuban heels; also Tan Scuffer Kid Oxford's as above; Tan Kid Strap Slippers in the newest styles. $2.98 eria Shoe Store CALIFORNIA