anaheim-daily-herald 1921-12-28

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! 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 German War Debt Body Chief Ordered to Paris BERLIN, Dec. 28.—Doctor Fisher, chairman of the German war debt commission, has been instructed to proceed to Paris for discussions with the reparations commission. His mission concerns Germany's reply to the commission's inquiries. Although Doctor Rathenau has been in constant touch with the cabinet and also with President Ebert, since his return from London, official quarters decline to discuss the information he brought back, or to give any indication of the nature of the reply. Confessed Slayer of Girl to Hang March 9 WAUKON, Iowa, Dec. 28.—Earle Throst, confessed slayer of Miss Inga Magnausson, 20, a school teacher of Dorchester, has been sentenced to be hanged March 9. Judge H. E. Tayler stated that he had purposely set the execution at a distant date to give mental experts an opportunity to observe the prisoner's actions. Throst confessed December 13 to killing Miss Magnusson in her school house. She had been beaten to death. Chile Accepts Peru's Plan to End Disputes SANTIAGO, Dec. 28.—The Chilean government has forwarded a note to Peru accepting Peru's proposal that the two countries designate plenipotentiaries to meet at Washington to continue negotiations for a solution of pending disputes. The chief aim is a settlement of the Tacna-Arica controversy. Prepare for the Rains Now is the time to get new Curtains and your old top recovered. Quality and workmanship guaranteed Prepare for the Rains Now is the time to get new Curtains and your old top recovered. Quality and workmanship guaranteed. EARL FARRIS 226 South Los Angeles St. Phone 668, Anaheim, Cal. For Your Auto The Harvey Boltless Spring The Best Ever Absolutely Guaranteed against breaking or sagging. We make the adjustments here. Knox & Mayberry Phone 81 149 S. Lemon Anaheim New Year Excursions Reduced Fares to many points— fare and one-half for the round trip On Sale December 31 January 1, 2 Return limit January 4 See Your Local Agent Southern Pacific Lines On Sale December 31 January 1, 2 Return limit January 4 See Your Local Agent Southern Pacific Lines PRINTING HAVE YOU EVER TAKEN IT INTO CONSIDERATION THAT IT IS THE KIND OF PRINTING YOU HAVE ON YOUR STATIONERY THAT NOTES THE CHARACTER OF YOUR BUSINESS. OUR PRINTING CARRIES DISTINCTION AND INDIVIDUALITY. OUR JOB MAN WILL CALL ON YOU AT YOUR CONVENIENCE, AT ANY TIME, MORNING, NOON OR EVENING. THE ANAHEIM HERALD JOB PRINTING DEPARTMENT Phone 540 Or Wounded MELILLIA, Morocco, Spanish troops crossed the near Tijermin on Decemberations have been at a preparations are proceed further forward movement eventual objective of at rius. In the fighting on strong contingents of Mo observed. When the Spanish openel fire, most of the leaving detachments with the Spanish advance. The casualties numbered 800. France to Choose The In Paying, Say PARIS, Dec. 28—Minance Doumer, speaking ate recently, conteste Cheron's estimate of the France which placed the at 235,000,000,000 franc Cheron is chairman of the get committee. "I think has asked me," declared "to liquidate our debts and present value of franc. W our time." At the normal change, M. Doumer est total French debt would be 1,000,000,000 francs. Soldier Slayer Win Shorter Prize LEAVENWORTH, Kansas Harry Kincaid, "life term federal penitentiary he Christmas clemency in commutation of sentence years, it has been anno caid was convicted by overseas on a charge of was a sergeant in an apartment. Kincaid and diter, who was said to prison record, staged a g the result of mony "dif opinion." Kincaid killed using an army automatic Italian King Makee Diaz Duke o ROME, Dec. 28—Emanuel conferred Monday of "Duke of Victory" in Armando Diaz, command Itlian armies during the title will be hereditary. THEN AND NOW. —By Herbert Johnson AND PRESENT— UNWED GIRLS IN LINE FOR BABY LORE PRIZE NOW Provision for the granting of annual prizes to fifteen women of unusual attainment is made in the will of Peter Stuckey Mitchell, a large land owner of Brigenbrong, Upper Murray, New South Wales, who left personal property valued at $1,250,000. The will states that the women shall be unmarried, not more than 30 years of age, white British subjects, residents of the commonwealth, and not offsprings of first cousins. In deciding the fitness of any candidate, the will directs that the following considerations must be taken into account: Her physical excellence and her freedom from any hereditary taint; her brightness and cheerfulness of disposition; and the fact that she is a person who may be calculated to bear healthy children. Her knowledge and understanding of the main elements of the history of the British empire, and her knowledge of English literature; and Her knowledge of the main functions of the human body, and her ability to ride a horse. "The main test to which the candidates must be subject," says the will, "is her knowledge of rearing babies." 800 Moroccans Killed Or Wounded in Battle MELILLIA, Morocco, Oct. 28—Since Spanish troops crossed the river Kert near Tijermin on December 22, operations have been at a standstill, but preparations are proceeding for a further forward movement, with the eventual objective of attaining Dard-rins. In the fighting on December 22 strong contingents of Moroccans were observed. When the Spanish artillery opened fire, most of them withdrew, leaving detachments which opposed the Spanish advance. The Moroccan numbered 800. HENS MUST LAY 88 EGGS A YEAR TO PAY EXPENSE Each egg cost a certain farmer in Fremont county, Colorado, one and ninety-nine hundredths cents, or twenty-three and eight-tenthhs cents a dozen during the last year. On this same farm it cost the farmer $1.25 to feed one bird, 47 cents labor to care for a hen, 27 cents housing cost, 47 cents capital cost and 7 cents for equipment, or a total cost of $2.54 to take care of each bird. The birds produced an average of 172 eggs each in a year, which made an income of $5.17 per hen, or a profit of $2.63 per bird, over 16 cents per dozen eggs. Each hen had to produce 83 eggs to pay for her keep during the year. This farmer's stock was in recent Fremont county egg-laying contest. The farmer, with six others, in co-operation with County Agent Taylor and the county farm bureau, kept records for the year. The farm has a flock of seventy birds which is near the average sized farm flock in the state, but is above the average in production, says F. J. Chase, farm management demonstrator of the Agricultural college. Farmers in the state can bring their poultry up to this standard by simple records, and using ordinary care in management along with the feed furnished by the farm. ALL BRIGHT COLORS ANNOYING TO BULLS According to popular belief, it is dangerous to wave a red flag in front of a bull. The bull is supposed to have a peculiar hatred for anything red, so that a man wearing a red shirt would be a poor life insurance risk crossing a pasture containing a bull. However, it is doubtful if red enrages a bull any more than green, brown or any other color. Most bulls are of an inquisitive turn of mind, and anything they see which is unfamiliar easily excites their curiosity and their peanuts contain the richest of foods, about 50 per cent of oil and 30 per cent of protein. Between meat substitutes, peanut butter and oils, his lowly nut was able through chemistry to increase the wealth of the south some $56,000,000 in 1916 alone. One hundred and fifty million dollars a year has been added to cotton's value by the discovery of ways of turning into oil the cottonseeds that were formerly used as fuel. From tomato seeds, once the discarded refuse of the canning factories, 22 per cent of an edible oil can now be extracted. Punpkin seeds, poppy seeds, tobacco seeds, raspberry seeds, beechnuts, walnuts, hazelnuts and even cockelburs and acorns have proved to be available source of supply. Hollyhock oil is a new food product which the chemist has found to be nutritious and delectable fare for poultry. The African palm vies with cocoanut, cottonseed and corn kernel in the manufacturing of margarines and other compositions that are crowding out the animal fats. Five Pay-Roll and Bank Robbery Suspects Seized EAST ST. LOUIS., Ill., Dec. 28. With a special police detail guarding headquarters four men were held yesterday and a fifth suspect was at liberty on bond in connection with the $95,000 payroll robbery of the Peabody Coal and Mine Company at Kincaid, Ill., last August, and the $11,200 robbery of the Dupo State Bank at Dupo last Friday. The special guard was thrown around police headquarters following rumors that attempts would be made to deliver the men from the jail. Usually the early bird catches the worm for the little fellows who stayed at home. Ben Baxter, contractor, 266W. Adv. Or Wounded in Battle MELILLIA, Morocco, Oct. 28—Since Spanish troops crossed the river Kert near Tijermin on December 22, operations have been at a standstill, but preparations are proceeding for a further forward movement, with the eventual objective of attaining Dardrins. In the fighting on December 22 strong contingents of Moroccans were observed. When the Spanish artillery opened fire, most of them withdrew, leaving detachments which opposed the Spanish advance. The Moroccan casualties numbered 800. France to Choose Time In Paying, Says Doumer PARIS, Dec. 28—Minister of Finance Doumer, speaking in the senate recently, contested Senator Cheron's estimate of the total debt of France which placed the foreign debt at 335,006,000,000 francs. Senator Cheron is chairman of the senate budget committee. "I think that no one has asked me," declared M. Douner, to liquidate our debts abroad at the present value of franc. We will choose our time." At the normal rate of exchange, M. Douner estimated, the total French debt would be about 290,000,000 francs. Soldier Slayer Wins Shorter Prison Term LEAVENWORTH, Kan., Dec. 28—Darry Kincaid, "life termer," at the federal penitentiary here, received Christmas clemency in the form of commutation of sentence to fifteen years, it has been announced. Kincaid was convicted by courtmartial overseas on a charge of murder. He was a sergeant in an engineer department. Kincaid and another soldier, who was said to have had a prison record, staged a gun battle as a result of mony "differences" of opinion." Kincaid killed the soldier, using an army automatic. Italian King Makes Diaz Duke of Victory ROME, Dec. 28—King Victor Manuel conferred Monday the title "Duke of Victory" upon General Armando Diaz, commander of the Italian armies during the war. The title will be hereditary. ANNUTING TO BULLS According to popular belief, it is dangerous to wave a red flag in front of a bull. The bull is supposed to have a peculiar hatred for anything red, so that a man wearing a red shirt would be a poor life insurance risk crossing a pasture containing a bull. However, it is doubtful if red enrages a bull any more than green, brown or any other color. Most bulls are of an inquisitive turn of mind, and anything they see which is unfamiliar easily excites their curiosity and their anger. The reason perhaps that red stiles the bull to action more quickly than any other color is that he can see it more plainly. Anything of a bright red is more noticeable than is of plainer color, and so the bull's curiosity and anger are aroused. If there is anything about red that excites the bull more than any other color simply because of the color, scientists have been unable to determine it. Seagulls Are Enemies Of English Sparrows The Pacific coast seagull conducts an eternal warfare against the English sparrows, and because of it keeps wharves and docks free of this noise and litter so predominant around sparrows' households. Observers declare some older gulls act as sentinels, and when a sparrow alights on a wharf roof several immediately chase it away. On one occasion recently in Seattle a lone sparrow flew seaward followed by half a dozen gulls, who kept the tiny bird so hotly pursued it fell into the water exhausted. Wharf operatives are grateful to the gulls for this bit of police work. As English sparrows once inhabiting the rafters and overhead work inside the docks would produce an amazing amount of litter to fall into freight and express shipments. Suicide Theory As Son Of Official Found Dead EUGENE, Ore., Dec. 28—Floyd Booth, aged 35, son of R. A. Booth, chairman of the state highway commission, was found shot to death in the basement of his home here Monday. Authorities said he had shot himself and that it was a case of suicide. Wednesday, December 28, 1921 C. L. THOMPSON Phone Fullerton 515 R. H. THOMPSON THOMPSON BROS. CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS—JOB WORK A SPECIALTY Prompt, Efficient and Courteous—See us before you build Estimates Furnished Residence 329 W. 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