oc-plain-dealer 1921-06-07

CECROPIA "SHOT"; RINGS OWN ALARM CHICAGO, June 7. (Spl.)—When Samia Cecropia decided to break out of jail last Saturday morning, he unwittingly closed a circuit connected to an electric bell. On the instant some one "shot" him, and as powerful lights had previously been set to illuminate the vicinity, not a detail of the spectacular escape was lost. The moving picture record of the event is complete. This unique jail delivery was staged at the North Evanston studio of the Society for Visual Education. The huge, brilliant-winged moth called Samia Cecropia, or Giant American Silkworm, registered as a star. The prison from which he made his escape was his own warm cocoon. The photographer who recorded the happenings on film was Barnett Harris, who with Lucille V. Berg, the naturalist, is producing a series of natural history films which the Society for Visual Education will circulate among grade and high schools as auxiliaries to text book and laboratory study. Entering the big, airy studio, the reporter heard first the sharp ring of a bell, then the sound of hurrying feet and the steady grind of a moving picture camera. By the time he had crossed the room to the Cecropias corner, a hairy henna-tinted insect had already finished his famous emerging act, had climbed a wiltow twig, and was busily exercising and pumping by way of drying and smoothing out his curled up wings. Nine or 10 other cocoons whose occupants had not yet celebrated their coming-out parties were found fastened with thumb-tacks to an upright board from which stretched a series of wires. Above each cocoon two fine copper wires, connected in circuit with a dry cell and an electric bell, were so arranged that the slightest pressure from below as the moth pushed his way out of the cocoon would close the circuit and set the alarm bell to ringing. In front of the board, lamps adjusted and cameras carefully focused beforehand stood ready for instant use. "As movie actors, Cecropias are among the most temperamental stars in the business," said Mr. Harris, focusing the camera upon the next specimen suspected of designs on freedom, "They take order from only one director—Mother Nature; 'their 'big entrance' is over in just a few lively seconds, and they are constitutionally opposed to encocers. As a result, the camera man who aims to expose their life secrets has need not only of a generous stock but also of a fairly in order that sense of the objection reduced to a mere item, which warrants on inside them to bend back the lights and get it before the mother. Before the ree Cecropias obliges fires to be "shoot Berg had spot minute before the crank. Ask to "guess." so we "There is real it. When Moth Cecropia that its time for himiness, he secrettain juice. This tip of his cocoon gummy substance making it easy threads aside through the door watching very well doing that dam signal. The men mediately. However, we films are in the ways take time vation, and their vice serves as useful waiting, set of time on gun set up that am have it as pa laboratory equer boys who know an electric bell at very little trivance would to every pupil, teaching expert pointment boys they find'an化ize that if only spot they could fascinating sign emerging." Calling attention and markings Berg pointed at each wing, dripping "The thumb-mouching the with a pencil, ontrate his u-The emission an odor obnox reserve supply doors in a ser Wash - Polish - Simonize When we clean your car, it's clean. We call and Deliver. Finest Wash Racks in Orange County Drive your car in and give us a trial. ALEXANDER MOTOR CAR CO. PHONE 247 247 N. Los Angeles St. Anaheim Buick a real camping companion MR. VALVE IN-HEAD PALS PALS The kind of vacation pals we all want are the kind that are always anxious to do more than their share, and who are always cheerfully ready for any emergency. 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That is why I have devised this simple alarm system, which warns me of what is going on inside the cocoon just in time to bend back the wires, turn on the lights and get the camera into action before the moth emerges. Before the reporter left, two other Cecropias obligingly signified their desires to be "shot." In both cases Miss Berg had spotted the victim a full minute before and was ready to turn the crank. Asked how she was able to "guess" so unerringly, she said: "There is really no guess-work about it. When Mother Nature tells Samia Cecropia that the leaves are out and its time for him to be about his business, he secretes in his mouth a certain juice. This he ejects against the tip of his cocoon. It dissolves the gummy substance on the silken fibers, making it easy for him to move the threads aside and poke his big head through the opening. If you are watching very closely, as I have been doing, that damp spot constitutes your signal. The moth emerges almost immediately." However, when so many different films are in the making, we cannot always take time for such close observation, and then Mr. Harris' alarm device serves as a substitute for watchful waiting, saving hours and hours of time on guard. It is so simple to set up that any science teacher could have it as part of her classroom or laboratory equipment. One of the older boys who know how to connect up an electric bell can easily do the work at very little expense. Such a contrivance would put new enthusiasm in every pupil. I know from my teaching experience what keen disappointment boys and girls feel when they find an empty cocoon and realize that if only they had been on the spot they could have witnessed the fascinating sight of the moth actually emerging." Calling attention to the lovely colors and markings of the Cecropia, Miss Berg pointed to the peacock spot on each wing, quoting Gibson's phrase: "The thumb-mark of the Maker." Touching the body of a male moth with a pencil, she caused him to demonstrate his unique protective weapon—the emission of a liquid which has an odor obnoxious to birds. From a reserve supply of cocosons kept outdoors in a screened enclosure, she re-energized stock of time and patience but also of a fair amount of ingenuity in order that the sodium and expense of the observation work may be reduced to a minimum. That is why I have devised this simple alarm system, which warns me of what is going on inside the cocoon just in time to bend back the wires, turn on the lights and get the camera into action before the moth emerges. Before the reporter left, two other Cecropias obligingly signified their desires to be "shot." In both cases Miss Berg had spotted the victim a full minute before and was ready to turn the crank. Asked how she was able to "guess" so unerringly, she said: "There is really no guess-work about it. When Mother Nature tells Samia Cecropia that the leaves are out and its time for him to be about his business, he secretes in his mouth a certain juice. This he ejects against the tip of his cocoon. It dissolves the gummy substance on the silken fibers, making it easy for him to move the threads aside and poke his big head through the opening. If you are watching very closely, as I have been doing, that damp spot constitutes your signal. The moth emerges almost immediately." However, when so many different films are in the making, we cannot always take time for such close observation, and then Mr. Harris' alarm device serves as a substitute for watchful waiting, saving hours and hours of time on guard. It is so simple to set up that any science teacher could have it as part of her classroom or laboratory equipment. One of the older boys who know how to connect up an electric bell can easily do the work at very little expense. Such a contrivance would put new enthusiasm in every pupil. I know from my teaching experience what keen disappointment boys and girls feel when they find an empty cocoon and realize that if only they had been on the spot they could have witnessed the fascinating sight of the moth actually emerging." Calling attention to the lovely colors and markings of the Cecropia, Miss Berg pointed to the peacock spot on each wing, quoting Gibson's phrase: "The thumb-mark of the Maker." Touching the body of a male moth with a pencil, she caused him to demonstrate his unique protective weapon—the emission of a liquid which has an odor obnoxious to birds. From a reserve supply of cocosons kept outdoors in a screened enclosure, she re-energized stock of time and patience but also of a fair amount of ingenuity in order that the sodium and expense of the observation work may be reduced to a minimum. That is why I have devised this simple alarm system, which warns me of what is going on inside the cocoon just in time to bend back the wires, turn on the lights and get the camera into action before the moth emerges. Before the reporter left, two other Cecropias obligingly signified their desires to be "shot." In both cases Miss Berg had spotted the victim a full minute before and was ready to turn the crank. Asked how she was able to "guess" so unerringly, she said: "There is really no guess-work about it. When Mother Nature tells Samia Cecropia that the leaves are out and its time for him to be about his business, he secretes in his mouth a certain juice. This he ejects against the tip of his cocoon. It dissolves the gummy substance on the silken fibers, making it easy for him to move the threads aside and poke his big head through the opening. If you are watching very closely, as I have been doing, that damp spot constitutes your signal. The moth emerges almost immediately." However, when so many different films are in the making, we cannot always take time for such close observation, and then Mr. Harris' alarm device serves as a substitute for watchful waiting, saving hours and hours of time on guard. It is so simple to set up that any science teacher could have it as part of her classroom or laboratory equipment. One of the older boys who know how to connect up an electric bell can easily do the work at very little expense. Such a contrivance would put new enthusiasm in every pupil. I know from my teaching experience what keen disappointment boys and girls feel when they find an empty cocoon and realize that if only they had been on the spot they could have witnessed the fascinating sight of the moth actually emerging." Calling attention to the lovely colors and markings of the Cecropia, Miss Berg pointed to the peacock spot on each wing, quoting Gibson's phrase: "The thumb-mark of the Maker." Touching the body of a male moth with a pencil, she caused him to demonstrate his unique protective weapon—the emission of a liquid which has an odor obnoxious to birds. From a reserve supply of cocosons kept outdoors in a screened enclosure, she re-energized stock of time and patience but also of a fair amount of ingenuity in order that the sodium and expense of the observation work may be reduced to a minimum. That is why I have devised this simple alarm system, which warns me of what is going on inside the cocoon just in time to bend back the wires, turn on the lights and get the camera into action before the moth emerges. Before the reporter left, two other Cecropias obligingly signified their desires to be "shot." In both cases Miss Berg had spotted the victim a full minute before and was ready to turn the crank. Asked how she was able to "guess" so unerringly, she said: "There is really no guess-work about it. When Mother Nature tells Samia Cecropia that the leaves are out and its time for him to be about his business, he secretes in his mouth a certain juice. This he ejects against the tip of his cocoon. It dissolves the gummy substance on the silken fibers, making it easy for him to move the threads aside and poke his big head through the opening. If you are watching very closely, as I have been doing, that damp spot constitutes your signal. The moth emerges almost immediately." However, when so many different films are in the making, we cannot always take time for such close observation, and then Mr. Harris' alarm device serves as a substitute for watchful waiting, saving hours and hours of time on guard. It is so simple to set up that any science teacher could have it as part of her classroom or laboratory equipment. One of the older boys who know how to connect up an electric bell can easily do the work at very little expense. Such a contrivance would put new enthusiasm in every pupil. I know from my teaching experience what keen disappointment boys and girls feel when they find an empty cocoon and realize that if only they had been on the spot they could have witnessed the fascinating sight of the moth actually emerging." Calling attention to the lovely colors and markings of the Cecropia, Miss Berg pointed to the peacock spot on each wing, quoting Gibson's phrase: "The thumb-mark of the Maker." Touching the body of a male moth with a pencil, she caused him to demonstrate his unique protective weapon—the emission of a liquid which has an odor obnoxious to birds. From a reserve supply of cocosons kept outdoors in a screened enclosure, she re-energized stock of time and patience but also of a fair amount of ingenuity in order that the sodium and expense of the observation work may be reduced to a minimum. That is why I have devised this simple alarm system, which warns me of what is going on inside the cocoon just in time to bend back the wires, turn on the lights and get the camera into action before the moth emerges. Before the reporter left, two other Cecropias obligingly signified their desires to be "shot." In both cases Miss Berg had spotted the victim a full minute before and was ready to turn the crank. Asked how she was able to "guess" so unerringly, she said: "There is really no guess-work about it. When Mother Nature tells Samia Cecropia that the leaves are out and its time for him to be about his business, he secretes in his mouth a certain juice. This he ejects against the tip of his cocoon. It dissolves the gummy substance on the silken fibers, making it easy for him to move the threads aside and poke his big head through the opening. If you are watching very closely, as I have been doing, that damp spot constitutes your signal. The moth emerges almost immediately." However, when so many different films are in the making, we cannot always take time for such close observation, and then Mr. Harris' alarm device serves as a substitute for watchful waiting, saving hours and hours of time on guard. It is so simple to set up that any science teacher could have it as part of her classroom or laboratory equipment. One of the older boys who know how to connect up an electric bell can easily do the work at very little expense. Such a contrivance would put new enthusiasm in every pupil. I know from my teaching experience what keen disappointment boys and girls feel when they find an empty cocoon and realize that if only they had been on the spot they could have witnessed the fascinating sight of the moth actually emerging." Calling attention to the lovely colors and markings of the Cecropia, Miss Berg pointed to the peacock spot on each wing, quoting Gibson's phrase: "The thumb-mark of the Maker." Touching the body of a male moth with a pencil, she caused him to demonstrate his unique protective weapon—the emission of a liquid which has an odor obnoxious to birds. From a reserve supply of cocosons kept outdoors in a screened enclosure, she re-energized stock of time and patience but also of a fair amount of ingenuity in order that the sodium and expense of the observation work may be reduced to a minimum. That is why I have devised this simple alarm system, which warns me of what is going on inside the cocoon just in time to bend back the wires, turn on the lights and get the camera into action before the moth emerges. Before the reporter left, two other Cecropias obligingly signified their desires to be "shot." In both cases Miss Berg had spottedthe victim a full minute before and was ready to turnthe crank.Asked howshewasabletoservethemhere. "The 20 Mule Team" which opened up Death Valley in 1850 to a huge liberty engined bombing airplaneof todayisa far cryyetfew F.M.SmithhaswitnessedthatstepwiththedeparturethismorningoftheplanefromLosAngelestoSmith'snewboraxfindinChark county,Nevada. The trip is made primarilyfortechnicalaerialobservationofthearldcountrysurroundingthehugeveinofboraxorepurchasedby"Borax"SmithhaswitnessedthatstepwiththedeparturethismorningoftheplanefromLosAngelestoSmith'snewboraxforestandgeneratingelectriclightandpowerplantwhichmoreeconomicallycouldutilizeelectricityfromtheelectriclightandpowerplantandat sametimedecreasethe drainuponthenation'scoal pile. "Electricitymustcontinuetorrentinalargemetricthaneretoformierevaluableservicetothewomenofthe nationbyremovingthedrudgeryofthehome.Brotherseemethodtoeliminateelectricityfromtheelectriclightandpowerplantandat sametimedecreasethe drainuponthenation'scoal pile." "Electricitymustcontinuetorrentinalargemetricthaneretoformierevaluableservicetothewomenofthe nationbyremovingthedrudgeryofthehome.Brotherseemmethodtoeliminateelectricityfromtheelectriclightandpowerplantandat sametimedecreasethe drainuponthenation'scoal pile." "The vast majorityofthepeoplearestillwithouttheaidofelectriccurrentthereareliterallymillionswho stillreadundersmokyollampsTherearemanyindustriesburning coalandgeneratingownpowerwhichmoreeconomicallycouldutilizeelectricityfromtheelectriclightandpowerplantandat sametimedecreasethe drainuponthenation'scoal pile." "The vast majorityofthepeoplearestillwithouttheaidofelectriccurrentthereareliterallymillionswho stillreadundersmokyollampsTherearemanyindustriesburning coalandgeneratingownpowerwhichmoreeconomicallycouldutilizeelectricityfromtheelectriclightandpowerplantandat sametimedecreasethe drainuponthenation'scoal pile." "The vast majorityofthepeoplearestillwithouttheaidofelectriccurrentthereareliterallymillionswho stillreadundersmokyollampsTherearemanyindustriesburning coalandgeneratingownpowerwhichmoreeconomicallycouldutilizeelectricityfromtheelectriclightandpowerplantandat sametimedecreasethe drainuponthenation'scoal pile." "The vast majorityofthepeoplearestillwithouttheaidofelectriccurrentthereareliterallymillionswho stillreadundersmokyollampsTherearemanyindustriesburning coalandgeneratingownpowerwhichmoreeconomicallycouldutilizeelectricityfromtheelectriclightandpowerplantandat sametimedecreasethe drainuponthenation'scoal pile." "The vast majorityofthepeoplearestillwithouttheaidofelectriccurrentthereareliterallymillionswho stillreadundersmokyollampsTherearemanyindustriesburning coalandgeneratingownpowerwhichmoreeconomicallycouldutilizeelectricityfromtheelectriclightandpowerplantandat sametimedecreasethe drainuponthenation'scoal pile." "The vast majorityofthepeoplearestillwithouttheaidofelectriccurrentthereareliterallymillionswho stillreadundersmokyollampsTherearemanyindustriesburning coalandgeneratingownpowerwhichmoreeconomicallycouldutilizeelectricityfromtheelectriclight和powerplantandat sametimedecreasethe drainuponthenation'scoal pile." "The vast majorityofthepeoplearestillwithouttheaidofelectriccurrentthereareliterallymillionswho stillreadundersmokyollampsTherearemanyindustriesburning coal和generatingownpowerwhichmoreeconomicallycouldutilizeelectricityfromtheelectriclight和powerplantandat sametimedecreasethe drainuponthenation'scoal pile." "The vast majorityofthepeoplearestillwithouttheaidofelectriccurrentthereareliterallymillionswho stillreadundersmokyollampsTherearemanyindustriesburning coal和generatingownpowerwhichmoreeconomicallycouldutilizeelectricityfromtheelectriclight和powerplantandat sametimedecreasethe drainuponthenation'scoal pile." "The vast majorityofthepeoplearestillwithouttheaidofelectriccurrentthereareliterallymillionswho stillreadundersmokyollampsTherearemanyindustriesburning coal和generatingownpowerwhichmoreeconomicallycouldutilizeelectricityfromtheelectriclight和powerplantandat sametimedecreasethe drainuponthenation'scoal pile." "The vast majorityofthepeoplearestillwithouttheaidofelectriccurrentthereareliterallymillionswho stillreadundersmokyollampsTherearemanyindustriesburning coal和generatingownpowerwhichmoreeconomicallycouldutilizeelectricityfromtheelectriclight和powerplantandat sametimedecreasethe drainuponthenation'scoal pile." "The vast majorityofthepeoplearestillwithouttheaidofelectriccurrentthereareliterallymillionswho stillreadundersmokyollampsTherearemanyindustriesburning coal和generatingownpowerwhichmoreeconomicallycouldutilizeelectricityfromtheelectriclight和powerplantandat sametimedecreasethe drainuponthenation'scoal pile." 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Touching the body of a male moth with a pencil, she caused him to demonstrate his unique protective weapon—the emission of a liquid which has an odor obnoxious to birds. From a reserve supply of cocoons kept outdoors in a screened enclosure, she replaced the three which had just released their Cecropia tenants. In the warmer atmosphere of the studio the moth emerges earlier than in his normal environment—a fact with a very definite value to those who are build-a film of this character, since any points not perfectly brought out in the first specimens photographed can be worked for again and again, if necessary, by means of the later arrivals. In one part of the studio a camera flanked by powerful lamps was focused upon a very tiny specimen—the nymph or larva of the damselfly, a species of dragon-fly, which climbed up a slender reed in readiness to mount. Here the use of the electric signal, Mr. Harris declared, was out of the question. Because of the extreme smallness of the specimen the wires would need such delicate adjustment that a train passing half a mile away would set them to vibrating. In this case, therefore, the only course open was careful watching guided by the intimate knowledge of the insect's habits that a trained naturalist acquires. A school film picturing the complete life-history of the mosquito, from egg to insect is practically ready for release, and among others in production ar creels on toads, wasps, and such members of pond communities as cadis files, dragon-files, crawfish, turtles, "water-boatmen" or "back-swimmers," and various aquatic bugs. Pac. Coast Center of Astronomical Study California and the Pacific Coast are becoming the center of astronomical research of the world, at least if the matter of observatory equipment, according to Robert Grant Altken, astonomer of Lick Observatory. "The three largest reflecting telescopes of the world and one of the two largest refracting telescopes with other powerful instruments, some of them unique in design, are located on the Pacific Slope," says Mr. Altken. "This is not an accident, but the logical result of the fact that the atmospheric conditions to be found at such stations as Mount Hamilton and Mount Wilson, Calif., Flagstaff, Ariz., and Victoria, B. C., are exceptionally favorable to astronomic observation. The Lick, Lowell, Next in 1800 borax was discovered in the mountain country of the Italian volcanoes whose steam was caught and condensed and borax recovered from it. Bales and kegs of the precious crystals were carried on the heads and basks of the peasants down to the ships which transported it not only to the goldsmiths of the world, but to the physicians, for now it had been learned that borax and the boracic acid which is in it were valuable in medicine. Next California comes into the story, and borax crusts gathered up on the deserts were refined. In Death Valley, where the thermometer was sometimes 140 degrees in shade, men toled to gather and purify the borax and mule teams hauled it 120 miles to the railway at Mo have, a hundred and twenty miles so arid and dangerous that back of every wagon train rumbled the water cart, on which teamand drivers must depend for their lives. The old borax road is still marked by the bones of men less careful who died of thirst. Not many years ago the last of the mule teams made its final trip. Thru the enterprise of "Borax" Smith a railroad in to the deposits of borax ore and steam replaced the mules. Now again there is to be a change. "Borax" Smith was deposed from his control of borax in 1914, but he did not "stay dead." Early this year he acquired the newsly discovered borax vein in Clark County, Nevada, the largest known vein in the world, and within a few weeks Smiths fleet of auto trucks will be hauling borax out from this deposit over a highway now under construction. First by caravans of camels, then on the backs of men, next by mule teams toiling over waterless wastes, by railroad and now by modern auto trucks, borax comes from its remote hiding places to be passed across drug store counters-by clerks who seldom realize what a romantic thing they sell. TRY TO ROB SCHOOL SAFE LOS ANGELES, June 7.—Believed to be seeking school records, a band of vandals gained entrance to the Lincoln high school at 3601 N. Broadway, early today, but were unsuccessful in their attempt to open a large safe in the principal's office. Floor Lamps ken, astronomer of Lick Observatory. "The three largest reflecting telescopes of the world and one of the two largest refracting telescopes with other powerful instruments, some of them unique in design, are located on the Pacific Slope," says Mr. Aitken. "This is not an accident, but the logical result of the fact that the atmospheric conditions to be found at such stations as Mount Hamilton and Mount Wilson, Calif., Flagstaff, Ariz., and Victoria, B. C., are exceptionally favorable to astronomical observation. The Lick, Lowell, Mount Wilson and Dominion astrophysical observatories have made many important contributions to the solution of the great problems of astronomy." An account of these researches is to be given by Dr. Aitken in three lectures to be delivered in Yosemite Valley in June under the auspices of the Extension Division of the U. of C. This group of "Some Problems of Modern Astronomy" will be the first of the Le Conte Memorial Lecture series to be presented this year. They will be given in the government pavilion and will be illustrated with slides or recent remarkable stellar photographs made on Mount Hamilton. On Tuesday, June 21, Dr. Aitken will speak on "The Solar System; Thursday, June 23, The System of the Stars, and Friday, June 24, The Nebulas. JOB PRINTERS WILL BANQUET Job printers of orange county are arranging for a banquet to be held at the New Rossmore hotel, Wednesday evening of this week at 6:30. Harry T. Watson, district manager for George H. Morrill Ink Co., will be the principal speaker, taking as his subject, "Color as applied to advertising." He has delivered this address many times in public and it is said to be exceptionally interesting and instructive. GRUNION DUE THIS WEEK "Get your baskets ready, for grunyon will run on the nights of June 8, 9 and 10," was the statement today of sporting goods dealers, with whom the grunyon seem to keep in close communication. The reason for the exactitude with which the dates can be announced is that the grunyon make their runs according to the change of moon. All varieties of fish are biting unusually well at present. Floor Lamps $7.50 Up SILK SHADES $7.50 Up Also a Full Line of TABLE LAMPS $7.50 UP. $1.00 Down and $1.00 Per Week ANAHEIM MUSIC AND NOVELTY CO. H. J. EFKER TUESDAY, JUNE 7 100 HOMES ELECTRICITY CITY, June 7.—"In fact that America is usurpancy than all the rest combined, there are still on homes without electricaid Edward N. Hurley to the United States commerce now in session majority of the people about the aid of electricare literally millions under smoky oil lamps, many industries burning generating their own power economically, couldplicity from the electricpower plant and at the decrease the drain uponcoal pile. They must continue to renerevaluate measure than heretoallowable service to the one nation by removingof the home. The probity is, next to the prob- clothing and shelter, al to the welfare of the people. Upon the develop- electrical industry de-ension of means of com-further facilities for household convenience;education, and the fur- ciliation. The point of view of in-ical power has ceased toproblem, it has become anoblem. Already there are hydro-electric plants built which provide services of 100 miles or more. That the larger the gen-city of an electricalheater the economy. Small small communities arecoming obsolete, and greatat be built to serve theoper encouragement iselectric light and powerspring forward inthefaster even than in themrs. The result unquestion-the lowering of the costl the conservation of na-cesses with consequent ber-whole population. Uponment and application ofenergy, more than uponmining, are dependent bothg up of production andand the Clayton tract, containing 23lots, and a half block north of thehigh school, will be purchased asadditional ground for the school.The new buildings will be erectedon what is now used for the athleticfield and the new tract will be usedas an athletic field. One of the two new buildings will contain ten class rooms, and will be erected at an estimated cost of $50,000. The second will contain an auditorium and six class rooms, the estimated cost of this being $80,000.The Clayton tract will be purchasedat a cost of $30,000. Elements that entered into the defeat of a proposed bond issue someweeks ago are said not to be in evidence in the election of today. Proposed building of a gymnasium and failure of the trustees to make clearthe purpose to which they proposedto put the money are said to havehad their influence in defeating thepervious issue. $500,000 DAMAGE IN PITTSBURG FIRE PITTSBURG, Pa., June 7.—One large business building was destroyed and three others badly damagedwhen fire swept thru them at 1 a.m. this morning. The estimated lossis between $400,000 and $500,000. TALKS ON CARE OF EYE Dr. Augustine gave a talk toutat the assembly of the Anaheim highschool on how to care for the eyes.Dr. Augustine is a prominent occu-list. Chiropractic and ElectricTreatments DIAGNOSIS FREE DR. G. A. NETH Licensed Drugless Practitioner —Phone 80— 120 W. Center St. Anaheim Bessica F. Raiche, M. D. Specializing Obstetrics andDiseases of Women 217-218 First Nat'l Bank Bldg. Telephones: Office 649J Residence 649-M Phone 326-W "The RETREAT" A Modern Home Specializing in theCare of Obstetrical Cases Gertrude A. 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