oc-plain-dealer 1921-02-11

THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER An Independent Newspaper, Issued Every Afternoon Except Sunday. R. W. ERNEST, Manager. Subscription rate—In No. Orange-co; Per year, $2; six months, $1.35. Outside No. Orange-co: Per year, $6; six months, $2.40. Entered at the Postoffice at Anaheim, Colif., as second class matter. DAILY GREETING TO OUR READERS The deepest ice that ever froze Can only o'er the surface close; The living stream lies quick below, And flows, and cannot cease to flow, Byron. RHODES SCHOLARS FROM AMERICA SURPASS The American student, while going strongly for athletics, is not deficient in scholarship, on the whole. It is shown, for example, that American Rhodes scholars take more first and second honors in the honor schools of Oxford University than do the English honor men. The criticism sometimes is heard that American universities are crowded with scions of rich families who go to these institutions just to live—to get through by following the line of least resistance. It is true, according to educational experts, that the remarkable increase in the enrollment of institutions of higher learning has resulted in an appreciable lowering of the general level of scholastic achievement. But this would be true, no doubt, in any country on earth. It may be asserted, with the confidence of conviction, that American students will compare favorably with the scholars of any other land under the sun; and that the level of scholastic achievement in American universities and colleges will bear comparison with similar institutions in other countries. WHATSOEVER the schools teach, should be taught thoroughly. GENERAL OBREGON leaves no doubt as to who is president of Mexico. DON'T FORGET WE CLOSE SATURDAY AT 7:00 O'CLOCK SATURDAY SPECIALS Pure LARD 22 cents pound Compound 15 cents pound The Sanitary Market I. A MILLER Proprietor 22 cents pound 15 cents pound The Sanitary Market L. A. MILLER, Proprietor 116 East Center Street Anaheim ROCK BOTTOM STORES BACK TO PRE-WAR PRICE Much has been said about the retailer being the cause of not getting back to normal. Complaint has been made that they have not passed on the market declines to their customers. Your attention to the price declines as shown below, passed customers just as soon as they came from the wholesaler and sometimes. Our close touch with market conditions many times shows the advisability of reducing prices and cleaning up our stock fore the lower prices are ever named by the wholesaler. We lieve we are the first retailers in Southern California to name Pre-War prices shown below. Fancy Standard Yellow Cling PEACHES 20c Formerly 30c Fancy Standard Curfew Brand Northern Burbank Potatoes, 10 lbs. . 25c By the Sack, per cwt. $2.25 Canned Milk, large can 10c Standard Tomatoes, was 15c, now . 10c Solid Pack Tomatoes, was 17c, 2 for 25c Highway Corn, was 20c, now . 15c Del Monte Tomato Sauce, was 7c, now 5c Chance Catsup, 17 oz. bottle . 25c PEACHES 20c Formerly 30c Fancy Standard Curfew Brand APRICOTS 20c Formerly 35c Standard Tomatoes, was 15c, now . . . 10c Solid Pack Tomatoes, was 17c, 2 for 25c Highway Corn, was 20c, now . . . . 15c Del Monte Tomato Sauce, was 7c, now 5c Chance Catsup, 17 oz. bottle . . . . 25c Fancy Brown Onions, 10 lbs. for . . . 15c Fancy White Onions, 3 lbs. for . . . 10c Standard Peas, was 15c, now . . . 10c Del Monte Fruits Del Monte Apricots, large size, was 42c, now ..... 35c Del Monte Y. F. Peaches, large size, was 42c, now ..... 32c Del Monte Lemon Cling Peaches. large, was 42c, now ..... 35c Del Monte Pears, large size can, was 50c, now ..... 37c Jams and Jellies Hiorth's Pineapple Jam, can, 2 for ..... Bishop's 14 oz. Jams and c All fruit flavors, was 35c All berry flavors, was 46c Bishop's or Iris 4 lb. Jars, Quince, or Plum, was $40c now ..... Shaw's Fine Jams, No. 2 c Fruit flavors, was 33c, m Berry flavors, was 40c, m Canned Fish and Oysters Blue Finn Tuna, 1-2s, was 25c, now ..... 20c White Meat Tuna, 1-2s, was 35c, now ..... 27c Minced Claims, small, 18c, 2 cans for ..... 35c Portola or De Luxe Sardines, 1-2s, in pure olive oil, was 30c, now ..... 20c Maine Lobster, small size ..... 45c Crab Meat, small size ..... Blue Point Oysters, small can ..... Large can ..... Rivera Oysters, small can ..... Large can ..... R. E. D. Salmon, small size ..... Large size .... IT IS hard for congress to clear the rikers and harbors bill of the park-barrel scent. PAY YOUR income tax with devout thankfulness that you have an income big enough to be subject to tax. THE FACT that Mrs. Harding makes delicious waffles does not detract from her popularity with the men folks. AMONG THE American years which find ready sale in foreign markets there are none of those that fishermen tell. EITHER Mr. Harding is a successful fisherman or else the correspondents are charitable in their reports of his catch. MR. McADOO, in other words, is to be the Moses to lead the railroads of Mexico out of the financial and economic wilderness. MANY ARTISTS of world-wide fame come to California to live, either temporarily or permanently. There is in this God's land an atmosphere that inspires artistic development. WHILE PUBLIC attention is directed to the horrors of kidnapping by the case of Mrs. Wiltherell, the time is ripe to strengthen state law against this super-craven offense. MAKE THE penalty for kidnapping so severe that this crime will be banished from California, or become of such infrequent occurrence as to be negligible. WHILE Mrs. Harding is fishing in Florida it is to be hoped that he will catch a practical, acceptable plan for bringing the nations into a strong association for the preservation of righteous peace. THE COMMON soldier of the world war is being honored by all the free nations which participated in the struggle—honored as the common soldier never before has been. The importance and the indispensability of the part played by the common people in the great drama of life. In war and in peace, are being recognized now more than ever before. IT IS gratifying to note that so many community enterprises of an artistic nature are being instituted and fostered here in California. The drama, music, dancing, physical culture, and other arts and forms of diversion and development, are presented creditably by home talent, thus evolving latent endowments that might never EXPLOSION BURSTS LONG BEACH MAINS A gas main from the Placentia-Richfield district, exploded at 4:10 a.m. today near Anchelm-bird and Ferris-rd, near Long Beach, ripping up the road and setting the Long Beach city dump on fire.* About 200,000 cable feet of gas were lost, according to reports. Firemen quenched the flames after almost four hours. The is the second explosion on the gas main within the week, the first one having burstured Tuesday when a small leak in the main pipe line caught fire and caused an explosion which tore up several lengths of steel pipe. Saturday Special — 6 lbs. Crisco $1.30; 3 lbs. 65c. Edmiston's Grocery 23 DEAD, 50 HURT IN GEORGIA TORNADO SANDERSVILLE, Ga., Feb. 11. The latest advices today from the villages of Ocones and Gardner, swept by a tornado Thursday afternoon, states that two white persons, Benjamin F. Orr, 14, the little three-year-old daughter of E. L. Minor, and 21 negroes were killed, and between 40 and 50 suffered broken bones and painful bruises. The Minor child was crushed to death and the Orr boy completely decapitated. The village of Gardner suffered most severely, where every cottage and shanty except three were demolished: At Oconee the school building filed with pupils and two dwellings were blown away. "LA PLACENTIA" WILL BE LAUNCHED MAR. 8 The big tank ship "La Placentaia" now being constructed by the Union Oil Co., at Wilmington, will be launched on the 8th of next month. The company intends to send invitations to the business men and a number of the leading citizens of Placentia to witness the launching—Cookie Sale—Valentine Cookies at Blue Bird. 2 doz. 30c. regular 25c dozen. WISCONSIN REUNION All former residents of Wisconsin are reminded of their great annual picnic reunion, Saturday, Feb. 12, in Sycamore Grove park, Los Angeles. While all Badgers are wanted, a particular invitation goes to all the tourists to come and meet old friends once more. JAP DIET DEFEATS DISARMAMENT BILL TOKIO, Feb. 11. The diet has defeated the resolution for disarmament by a vote o f 1625 to 23. The resolution had been introduced by the insurgent wing of the opposition party. P. & G. Soap, 3 bars 25c. Edmiston's Grocery. WHAT IS A SALE? — It is a place where your friend you buy the same kind of an article, at the same place, money should buy as much merchandise as did the money WHO CAN CORRECT THIS CONDITION WHAT IS A SALE? — It is a place where your friend you buy the same kind of an article, at the same place, money should buy as much merchandise as did the money WHO CAN CORRECT THIS CONDITION. THE QUOTATIONS IN THIS SPACE are the REGULATION WANT and will remain in effect until market condition sale/prices, yet they are lower than those quoted by the We Never Hold Sales! Merchandise! We Understand WHY?—Because we buy merchandise Just Received—Complete Stock of Leather Gloves —Horse hide, pig skin and mule skin predominate. Some are hand-stitched; others double lockstitched with Mackison fingers. Prices 58c to $2.98 Men’s Pants - $3.50 —Men’s cotton worsted Dress Pants. A good wearing, well made garment. Price ..... $3.50 Work Shirts - 69c —Good quality heavy well made blue chambray work shirts. Price ..... 69c BOYS' Knickerbockers - $1.98 —In good colors, all materials of wool, wool mixed and cotton. These are excellent values. Price ..... $1.98 Ladies’ Pumps & $2.98 to $5 You will be happily su SALMON 20c Formerly 35c Sild SARDINES packed in Pure Olive 10c Formerly 20c Jams and Jellies 's Pineapple Jam, large 2 for ... 25c 's 14 oz. Jams and Jellies. fruit flavors, was 35c, now... 25c berry flavors, was 40c, now 30c 's or Iris 4 lb. Jars, Peach, ice, or Plum, was $1.50, $1.15 Fine Jams, No. 2 can. flavors, was 33c, now ... 25c flavors, was 40c, now ... 30c Work Shirts - 69c —Good quality heavy well made blue chambray work shirts. Price ... 69c BOYS' Knickerbockers - $1.98 —In good colors, all materials of wool, wool mixed and cotton. These are excellent values. Price ... $1.98 LADIES' Bungalow Aprons - 98c —All sizes and patterns of gingham and percale. Prices as low as ... 98c 38-Inch Scrim - 19c —Full wide 38-inch Scrim in pretty pattern and excellent quality, per yard... 19c —36-Inch Hope Muslin ... 15c —36-Inch Lonsdale, yard ... 25c —36-Inch Berkeley 60 yard ... 23c —36-Inch A. B. A. Feather Ticking, yard ... 33c Heavy Khaki Shirt —Full cut and well made. —36-Inch Heavy Brown Canton Flannel, yard ... —36-Inch Unbleached Indianhead, yard ... —36-Inch Bunting (white) yard ... —36-Inch Unbleached Muslin, yard J.C.Penney Co. of National Institution 397 STORES YOU DON'T HAVE TO FOR SALES HERE. OMENDOUS BUYING MAKES LOWER PRICE SIBLE. 312 STORES DISMISS ALL FEARS OF TYPHUS IN U.S. WASHINGTON, Feb. 11—Despite most drastic protective measures, typhus carriers are entering the U.S., Commissioner General of Immigration Anthony Caminetti stated today. He expressed confidence, however, that "the plague will power get beyond the confines of the quarantine zone." Dr. Hugh S. Cummings, surgeon general of the U.S., public health service, admitted that cases of the dread plague are entering the country, but declared that he had no fears of an epidemic. In spite of the confidence of Caminetti and Dr. Cummings, members of congress are aroused at the situation and Senator King, Democrat of Utah, announced today that he will wage a fight on the senate floor for the immediate passage of legislation barring all immigrants for a period of at least one year. Cookie Sale — Valentine Cookies at Blue Bird. 2 doz. 30c, regular 25c dozen. Saturday Special — 4 lbs. Crisco $1.20; 2 lbs. 05c. Edmiston's Grocery T. & G. Soap, 3 bars 25c. Edmiston's Grocery. Cookies — Hearts, Clubs, Spades, Diamonds, Blue Bird Shop. Job Printing at The Plain Dealer — Try a Plain Dealer Want Ad. A. O. & L. PKG, HSE. VISITORS Visitors at the Anaheim Orange & Lemon Assn. Yesterday Included Mrs. Clara Rinehart, Della, Iowa; Celeste Ranch; St. Charles, Mo.; Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Bruehaim, St. Charles, Mo.; E. F. Dilley, Los Angeles. Lawrence Pay; expert in physic work has secured the Anaheim American Legion Hall (known as Fisher's Hall) for his free lectures and demonstrations. Mr. Pay will give a lecture Sunday evening to women only on Monday evening in the same hall he will give a lecture to men only. On B. evenings the subject of the lecture be: Causes of Diseases—the Cur. Mr. Pay will also answer questions where they have been prepared at the home and placed in an envelope and sealed. On each evening he will also give tests in payle work. Warehouse Space — Phone 58 INCOME RETURNS Expert service that saves your money on your taxes EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT RALPH-C HUNTINGTON ROOM 233 WHITE SPURGEON BLDG SANTA ANA PHONE 606 DONT DELAY where your friend buys a leader for fifty cents, and the next day at the same place, and pay seventy-five cents for it. Of course your lise as did the money of your friend. YOU ARE THE ONLY ONE DITION. ACE are the REGULAR PRICES ON MERCHANDISE YOU til market conditions warrant a change. Bear in mind these are not nose quoted by the many different varieties of sales you read about. ver Hold Sales! We Sell Dependable andise! We Undersell Competition! buy merchandise for 312 Stores Stock of Eastern Indigo Blue Denim Bib Overalls, all sizes up to 44— At $1.29 Milton Goodman, triple stitched, reinforced, ventilated, jumbo sized Blue Chambray Shirts— Priced at $1.69 Heavy Cowhide Puttles, Army ulation ... $4.98 Rockford Sox - 12 1-2c The old fashioned Rockford sock, seamless, heavy, price ... 12 1-2c Men’s Work Shoes - $4.50 These shoes are made completely of the best stock with soft toe, full welt, rock oak sole, on the Munson last and are dark brown in color. Very exceponal ... $4.50 Men’s Union Suits - $2.98 Men’s Silver Mixed Wool tuck stitched Union Suits, all sizes; price ... $2.98 J. & P. Coates’ Thread - 5c Best six-cord thread, 150 yards to the spool ... 5c adies’ Pumps & Oxford $2.98 to $5.50 You will be happily surprised to see 48-Inch Oilcloth - 39c These shoes are made completely of the best stock with soft toe, full welt, rock oak sole, on the Munson last and are dark brown in color. Very exceptional $4.50 Adies' Pumps & Oxford $2.98 to $5.50 You will be happily surprised to see such a display of value in pumps, oxords and shoes. All are so displayed that you may, at a glance, see many styles suited to your foot—SEE THEM. Heavy Khaki Shirts - $1.49 All cut and well made. 36-Inch Heavy Brown 25c Anton Flannel, yard .... 36-Inch Unbleached Indianhead, yard .... 36-Inch Bunting (white) yard 12½c 36-Inch Unbleached Slimin, yard .... Good quality Khaki Trousers These Khaki Trousers are full cut and well made $1.98 Big assortment of School Dresses nicely made of good quality gingham 98c -27-Inch Amoskeag Apron check 12½c -27-Inch Pretty Plaid Pereales 12½c -27-Inch Bleached Canton Flannel 29c -27-Inch Outing Flannel, dark colors 15c YOU DON'T HAVE TO WAIT SALES HERE. OUR TRENDOUS BUYING POWER ES LOWER PRICES POS-E. J.C.Penney Co. ANAHEIM, CALIF.