oc-plain-dealer 1921-05-06

THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER An Independent Newspaper, Issued Every Afternoon Except Sunday R. W. ERNEST, Manager PAUL V. HESTEI, Editor Subscription rate—In No. Orange-co: Per year, $2; six months, $1.25. Entered at the Postoffice at Anaheim, Calif., as second class matter. DAILY GREETING TO OUR READERS No radiant pearl, which crested fortune wears, No gem that twinkling hangs from beauty's ears, Not the bright stars, which night's blue arch adorn, Nor rising sun, that gilds the vernal morn— Shine with such luster as the tear, that flows Down virtu'es manly cheek, for other woes, Dr. Darwin. Uncle Sam should lay partisan politics away with his winter overcoat. Teach the children to spell well. Good spelling is an admirable accomplishment. The California lemon should be protected by a three-cent tariff and against excessive freight rates. At news of adjournment of the California Legislature many a taxpayer will sigh fervently, "Thank God." "Give him the reins!" the speedsters used to say of old Dobbin, in the good old days. But today it is, "Step on it." Idaltism is most excellent. But there are times and circumstances when an ounce of realism is worth a ton of idealism. About the surest and quickest way to kill profiteering is to expose it. This Secretary of Commerce Hoover is urging. No naval establishment has come around begging Uncle Sam for the privilege of becoming a target for United States naval gunners. With the United States government arming its postal employees to fight off bandits, it would seem that the era of disarmament is yet in the offing of the future. The United States is to have a navy that will not be a source of apprehension to the American people, but will be to any country having hostile designs upon this Nation. That which the United States is expending to expand its navy may prove to be the very best investment for the promotion of world peace that possibly could be made. The Pacific Fleet, in target practice can do far more than merely to hit the Pacific Ocean. Marksmanship of a world-beating accuracy was developed in recent maneuvers. Los Angeles has been talking union railroad station for ten years. Now that the structure has been ordered built, there is a possibility that the subject will be argued in the courts for another ten years. Mutual fairness and mutual consideration b-tween employers and employees, with as much exemplification of the Golden Rule as is humanly possible would solve every intricate problem in industry, in time. THRIFT JOINS WITH FASHION IN THE JUNE SALE OF SUMMER'S PRETTIEST GARMENTS Whether your purse is a consideration or your check book is no limit, you will find that completion of satisfaction in our summer wear which comes from obtaining the very latest in fashion the very best in materials and making, at prices which are plain simply at fair values.—you pay no more for superiority. Agreeable to your needs and the opportunity you now seek plan your going away wear, here are many summer things priced figures which will not make it necessary to wait for theSummer sales. We have made it possible for you to get any dress in our store for $25.00. Values up to $50.00. THE PRINCE STORE ANAHEIM CALIFORNIA Corner Center and Lemon Sts., Anaheim PAIGE The Most Beautiful Car in America PAIGE The Most Beautiful Car in America The Car With 100 Hill Climbing Records January 21st the Paige "Daytona" Model 6-66 won the stock chassis record for speed by traveling at a rate of 102.8 miles per hour. Since that time 6-66 models have invited every test of speed and endurance that could prove the metal of a real champion. At one hundred points in the nation these mighty cars have tackled the best local hill climbing records and surpassed them with ease. And in each case the tests have been conducted by unprofessional drivers in standard models that any man can buy. It is not necessary to explain or amplify such consistent success in the field of sport. The records speak for themselves in the most positive terms. They affirm that irrespective of price or piston displacement, the Paige 6-66 is the leader of all American sporting cars. If you believe that championship form is the best guarantee of all record efficiency, then you must believe in the Paige. If your belief in demonstrated performance on road, hill and track, the 6-66 with its exclusive power plant must inevitably be the rage of your choice. PAIGE-DETROIT MOTOR CAR CO., DETROIT Manufacturer of Paige-Mate Cars and Motor Trains BOOTH & HENZIE 217 North Los Angeles St. Anaheim THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA ER Sunday TEEL, Editor months, $1.25 matter. has come for the target for mers. government mes to fight that the era the offing have a navy ease of apprepeople, but moving hostile States is exply may prove treatment for ce that posget practice relate to hit manhip of a is developed liking union events. Now seven ordered by that the courts actual considers and empilation humanly poscritize prob- America's foreign trade is not so great as it has been. This decline is reasonably to be expected. The Old World is as much upset as a seasick stomach, and the reaction is bound to reduce the volume of American foreign trade for a time. The United States should hasten its economic readjusting and set its house in order, so that business and industry may be in position to profit hugely in the colossal revival in foreign trade that is sure to come, when the Old World gets its quarrels composed and settles down to the day's work. Hydroelectric energy is destined to be a highly important factor in future development of California. The Colorado and other rivers are to be utilized to produce electric energy on an enormous scale. The diverse uses to which this power can be and will be put will bring forth phenomenal industrial expansion. Those countries which are so solitious to have the United States begin to disarm, might well set the example. They have nothing to fear from this country, provided they behave properly toward it. And the United States will meet the leading powers of the world in a practicable acceptable scheme for gradual scraping of armaments. The rivers of the West, so potential in hydroelectric power development possibilities, should be put to useful work, and by the same process should be restrained from wreaking havoc upon the lowlands along their respective courses. Scientific flood control should proceed hand in hand with scientific development of power. —Wittman, Eyesight, Specialist. MRS. LUCY HOSTESS TO AFTERNOON CLUB PLACENTIA, May 6—Mrs. Howard Lucy of Placentia was hostess Wednesday afternoon to a number of friends who played five hundred, Mrs. Arthur Anderson made the high score and Mrs. John Wagner second and Mrs. Frank Anderson received the consolation. Lancheon was served during the social hour to Mesdames Jack Sollis, Harry Bean, Arthur Anderson, Dave Lemke, Frank Trendle, George Johnson, Raymond Johnson, Bruce John Wagner, Lee Meyers, Arthur Edwards, Frank Anderson, W. E. Robertson, McFarland, Misses Lucy Almes, Anna Johnson. The social circle was delightfully entertained at the Skiles home south-east of Placentia last Friday afternoon, and a large attendance was had. They are planning for a cooked food sale to be held Saturday at the Groceria, beginning at 10 o'clock. Ralsin day was the motif in the games and contests that the ladies enjoyed during the afternoon. The next meeting will be held with Mrs. McKee on Friday May 13th at ten o'clock. Each one is to take a plate, knife and fork and spoon and to bring a favorite dish. Supervisors' Minutes Chairman authorized to approve bond on Map of Tract 125. Chairman authorized to approve bond on Map of Tract No. 163. Said may accepted as official plotting of said tract. Huntington Beach-blvd as improved by B. R. Ford, contractor, accepted as per recommendation of county engineer. Fairview road, leading north from Greenville, in second road district, as improved by Steele Finley, contractor, accepted as per recommendation of county engineer. West Chapman ave., from the state highway east of city limits of Or-ange, in fourth road district, as im-proved by Steele Finley, contractor accepted as per recommendation of county engineer. Paving of three miles of Euclidean ave., second road district, as improv-ed by Steele Finley, accepted according to recommendation of county engineer. Ordered plans and specifications be secured from the state highway commission for bridges on coastal highway. POWER EXPERT IN ORANGE-CO MONDAY Chairman S. E. Saunby of the Public Utilities Commission of the Orange-co Farm Bureau announce that the railroad commission will have an engineer in the Farm Bureau office, Santa Ana Monday May 9th, 10 a.m. and after, to advise with farmers who use power regarding the proper schedule they should operate under this year, and also to investigate cases where it is stated the Edison Co required the consumers to purchase stock to cover the cost of extensions. It is very important to consumers and prospective consumers that they should be fully and correctly informed on these matters. In particular those who come to get advice regarding rate schedule should bring last year's bills to show the amount of power they used, together with the horse power rating of their motor and a close estimation of the number of days per month that they operate, together with any other details which they think might be of value. Every power user in the country who has a special problem to submit is urged to meet the commission representative next Monday. He will also address the El Medina Farm Center at El Modena School, Monday evening. —Try Plain Dealer Want Ads. —Try Plain Dealer Want Ads. Huntington Beach-blvd as improv-ed by B. R. Ford, contractor, ac-cepted as per recommendation of county engineer. Fairview road, leading north from Greenville, in second road district, as improved by Steele Finley, con-TRACTOR, accepted as per reco-men-dation of county engineer. West Chapman ave. from the state highway east of city limits of OrSAHION IN THIS R'S PRETTIEST S on or your check book sets of satisfaction in our new the very latest in fashion, at prices which are placed for superiority. opportunity you now seek to any summer things priced at try to wait for the summer get any dress in our store STORE CALIF Sts., Anaheim SHOE That Real S New stock arriving is placed on Sale at prices that remind you of old times. Big lot of Pumps, Oxfords and Ties Patents, browns and kids. Values $6 and $5. Special $2.98 MEN'S AND BOYS SCOUT SHOES Children's shoes in endpriced. Mary Janes—Sizes 8½ t AGE ear in America h 100 Records Model 6-66 won the by traveling at a rate every test of speed and a real champion. these mighty cars have words and surpassed them conducted by unprofessly man can buy. such consistent success k for themselves in the piston displacement, can sporting cars. is the best guarantee of love in the Paige. ance on road, hill and plant must inevitably be CO., DETROIT NZIE Anaheim MEN'S AND BOYS SCOUT SHOES Best for wear Special..... $2.75 MEN'S WORK SHOES Men's Chrome stock work shoes—a bear for wear. Army shape. Special $3.98 TENNIS SHOES FOR LESS Kafateria 109 W. Center St. CALIFORNIA Friday, May 6, 1921. "CUT OUT MARRYING HABIT," SAYS COURT Superior Judge Z. B. West ordered James Marshman, colored, to "cut out the marrying habit" when he granted him probation following the latter's plea of guilty to a charge of bigamy. "I don't need and advice, Judge, on that score," said the defendant. "I've been married three times and that is enough for me." The probation order issued by the court also requires Marshburn to pay $25 a month for the support of a minor child. A sentence of ten years in the state prison was suspender for a period of two years. At the end of that period Marshman may change his plea, and if his probation record is what it should be he will be given a clean slate. The complaint against Marshman was sworn to by Goldie Marshman, who claimed to be his legal wife at the time he married another woman. —Try Plain Dealer Want Ads. OXNARD CO. MAKES MONEY The Oxnard Home Telephone Company operating in Oxnard, Hueneme, Conejo and vicinity, Venture county, reports to the railroad commission for the year 1920 that operating revenue was $40,773; operating expenses $32,973, giving a net operating revenue of $8704. Interest, rent and other deductions totaled $6453. The net corporate income for the year was $2245. The surplus at the beginning of the year amounted to $9007. Miscellaneous deductions were $81. The accumulated surplus at the end of the year amounted to $11,170. DE PALMA AFTER OTHER ACES FRESNO, May 5 —Ralph de Palma, before leaving for Indianapolis and France, told Manager H. E. Paterson of the Fresno C. of C., that it is his ambition to induce the fast auto drivers of Europe to enter the American contests and that he will do his best to have several of them enter the speedway race here next October. WATER DEEP WELL PUMPS —Slow Speed, Long Life, Low Power Consumption, Only One Oller, Absolute Dependability. The Highest Class Pump in the Country—Built at Torrance (suburb of Los Angeles). Let us show you how and where we build them. Costs you only a postage stamp to find out about this pump. Send us your inquiry. Ask for YOUR catalogue. Let us call on you, or come and see us. We like to talk about our pump, and we know you will like to hear the story; and we may be able to show you how to save some money on your pumping costs. Dunsmore & Childs Co. INCORPORATED Pacific Electric Building Los Angeles, Calif. DUNSMORE & CHILDS CO. INCORPORATED Pacific Electric Building Los Angeles, Calif. DE SALE That Brings Real Savings Fresh new styles are included in this remarkable sale of fine footwear. Men's Fine Dress Shoes Browns and blacks—English or box toe—Goodyear welts—values $8 and $7. Special $4.98 Canvas Strap Pumps and Oxfordes ren's shoes in endless varieties and all underJanes—Sizes 8½ to 2—good quality. $2.48 Many styles — an excellent Children's shoes in endless varieties and all underJanes—Sizes 8½ to 2—good quality. $2.48 Free Toys for the Kiddies Women's black or brown kid instep strap pumps—new and nifty—either military or french heel. $4.98 Brown Oxfords—with extension soles. $1.98 Sizes 8½ to 2. Special Baby's Soft Sole Shoe—Many kinds and colors. $79c Nancy Strap Pumps and Ties for little folks— very suede, brown calfskin and gent leather. Special $3.48 Yrs' Brown English Dress Shoes—good style all sizes. $3.98 Premium Tickets with every purchase. Canvas Strap Pumps and Oxfords Many styles—an excellent, grade fabric with flexible soles, either low or high heel. $4.00 and $3.50 values. Special $2.48 Nubuck Sport Oxfords With black or brown tire and trimmings—also may be had in plain white. Special $6.98 eria Shoe Store ANAHEIM