oc-plain-dealer 1921-10-14

DAILY GREETINGS TO OUR READERS In peace, Love tunes the shepherd's reed. In war, he mounts the warrior's steed; In halls, in gay attire is seen; In hamlets, dances on the green. Love rules the court, the camp, the grove, And man below, and saints above; For love is heaven, and heaven is love —Scott. Those who do all possible to prevent fires, render valuable public service. There never again should be a "party" of that Arbuckle type, anywhere in California. None too early to begin stocking up for Santa Claus. Buy your gifts ahead of the rush. It is the comparatively few unsuccessful marriages that are exploited in the sensational newspapers, not the many successful ones—remember this. If a baseball club had no better team work than the United States Senate has, it would finish the season at the foot of the second division. The one and only way to reduce unemployment is to give men jobs. More theorizing and sympathizing wouldn't do it in a million years. The veterans of the World War gave the Nation and the world a square deal in 1917 and 1918. For heaven's sake, give them a square deal now! The country needs to open up two jobs where there now is one. This EXPLOITING VETERANS IN VOCATION SCHEME Startling indeed are the revelations which are being made as to the mistreatment of maimed veterans of the World War. Thirty thousand of them are being exploited in so-called "mushroom" vocational training institutions and farmed out by the government to sweatshops, and there worked under conditions that too much resemble slavery. That this is no idle rumor. The charge that these conditions prevail is made by none other than Col. Charles R. Forbes, director of the United States Veterans' Bureau. Colonel Forbes announces that he intends to close every institution of this kind. It is shameful beyond words that such a condition should exist and that the brave men who so recently risked all for freedom and their home land should be the victims of this monstrous cruelty. DAILY GREETINGS TO OUR William Howard Taft, in accepting the Chief Justiceship of the United States Supreme Court does not feel that he is stepping down from his dignity as a former President of the United States. Mr. Taft as Chief Justice regards himself as co-equal with Mr. Taft, once President. It is well to have this exemplification before this country and before the world, of the exalted estimate placed upon the role the highest court plays in the government of this Nation. It serves to anchor people's minds to the fact that law is supreme in this land; that this is a government of law; that in the ultimate there is nothing and nobody above the law in the United States. The dignity and importance—yes, the indispensability of laws and courts in a New York Letter Drinking fountains and sun-basking spots for the dogs and cats cherished by the tenants is the provision in one of Manhattan's newest apartment houses. Mrs. Edgar Saltus, wife of the late novelist, is building the house, and the picturesque imagination displayed is undoubtedly so explained. The drinking fountain is in the patio at the rear of the building with one side open to the Harlem river, so that scenery as well as nourishment can be provided the luxurious animals. Special consideration has also been given to the human inhabitants, and open-air playrooms for the children and pergolas top the roof where the women of the apartments may sew or dry their hair. The only flaw is that the same space has been thrown open to the dogs as to the cats, and there is some talk of correcting that. Steinway Hall is to be re-opened. This famous old concert place of New York has been closed for a quarter century. It seems like a revival of another age, so marked have been the changes since that time. Adelina Pattl, Parena Rose, Nileson, Lehman, Nordica—All the favorites of a former generation sang there, from the time of its original opening in 1867. When Dickens lectured in this country, Steinway Hall gave him his largest audience. And now it is to be with us once again. It opens with a recital by Felinda Mere. There will shortly be an epidemic of French gray and blue apartments, studios, drawing rooms and cubby-holes on Manhattan Island. Already apartment house agents are being implored to change red and brown wall coverings in all parts of town. For not only are blue and French gray chosen for the presidential suite at the Hotel Commonwealth now building at Broadway and Fifty-fifth street, but they were chosen by Mrs. Harding herself. In accepting the suite, the President wrote J.A. Almirall, of the hotel corporation, saying; "Mrs. Harding would be very reluctant to speak too definitely about any plans for the presidential suite you contemplate installing in the new Hotel Commonwealth. She is quite agreeable to have me say to you in reply to your inquiry that she thinks any suite is more attractively done if it is very simply done, and her preference in the matter of furnishings and decorations so far as color is concerned, is first for blue, and then French gray." President Harding's acceptance of the suite will give him a permanent home in New York, the first that any president has had here. Automobiles are all very well but they have no right to intrigue a man's affection to the point of alienating it from his own wife. Mrs. Max E. Koorfain is suing her husband for separation in the Brooklyn supreme court because of such untoward conduct on the part of the family's second-hand auto. "He spent so much time taking care of it that he might as well be married to it," she said to Max. "Not even an auto has a right to come between man and wife. It won't be more than a few weeks before the whole country will be jumping about like kangaroos. I suppose New York is already at it. "Pogo," they call the "game," which consists simply of using the new jumping sticks fitted with footrests and strong springs. They are sort of complicated, volatile stills only still harder on the beginner. The fad has just crossed over from Paris and London. at Weber's The new priced model Victrola $250 Monthly Payments $15 Anaheim's Exclusive Victrola Dealer WEBER'S BOOK & MUSIC STORE 112 E. CENTER, ANAHEIM THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Dealer Except Sunday HESTER, Editor months, 41.23 class matter. HERANS IN VOCA-HHEME are the revelation made as to the armed veterans of thirty thousand of so-called normal training in the stushops, and there conditions that toocery. The conditions prevail neither than Col. director of the trans' Bureau Colonies that he in-ery institution of beyond words that should exist and who so recently him and their home victims of this NINGS TO OUR Taft, in acceptance of the Unit-Court does not being down from former President of Mr. Taft as Chief himself as co-equal President. This exemplifica-country and before exalted estimate role the highest government of this no anchor people's law is supreme this is a govern- in the ultimate, and nobody above United States. Theance—yes, the ins- and courts in a STUDEBAKER AUTOS NEED LESS REPAIRS A marked ribute to modern automotive engineering design and advanced motourical science is found in a public statement just issued by President A. R. Erskine of the Studebaker Corp. of America. In comparing the records of car sales and repair parts sales for the first eight months periods of 1919, 1920 and 1921 it was discovered that modern designed cars are taking far less repair parts than cars did a few years ago and that while 116,000 more Studebakers are in operation now than there were two years ago yet the sales of repair parts are three per cent less. Stud-baker sales during the first eight months of 1921 were 101 per cent greater than during the same relative period of 1919, which would naturally lead to an expectation of a greater business in repair parts, but parts business slumped instead. In commenting on this reversal of form in sales, Harry D. Riley, local Studebaker dealer, ascribed this condition to the use of heat treated steels to a greater extent than ever before in the construction of motor cars. Advanced engineering design is also credited with a share of the results. The use for pressed steel instead of castings or forgings have also contributed somewhat to the condition for lighter construction which is possible with pressed steel with a gain in strength at the same time. FARMERS' PROTEST TO BE HEARD SOON Orange-co, ranchers are expected to send written protests to the department of justice and California senators in Washington opposing modification of the court decision which prohibits packers from engaging in other lines of business than meat pahcking. Hearing will be held by the department as to whether the packers should be permitted extension of their activities into other lines of food products. Written protests will be received City Briefs Mrs. A. W. Reeves is hostess today to two long-time friends, Mrs. Norma Lee and Miss Buddick, of New Orleans. The ladies are touring the west and a visit in Anheim with Mrs. Reeves was a portion of their itinerary. Mrs. G. Glikin, Mrs. Fred Mitchell, Mrs. J. J. Magathan and Mrs. G. W. Closson are Los Angeles visitors today. Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Flivecoat were guests last evening at the Gellow home on Elm-st. Mrs. Gellow is the proud possessor of a new Baldwin Grand piano, and the callers enjoyed an evening of music. Ray Brumstark has resigned his position with the Excelsior creamy, his place being filled by George Ferguson. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Withee were at Riverside at the fair on Wednesday. Mrs. C. P. Grim has returned from a several days visit with friends in Long Beach. Mr. and Mrs. John Hartung of Venice were guests last night of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Hartung. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Trapp entertained their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Stewart and daughter, Mildred, of Long Beach for several days. Mr. and Mrs. M. Haupt and Mrs. G. M. Stuckenburg, who have been visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. LeVecke, have left for their home in St. Louis, Missouri. They have been here for the past three months. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Trapp were in Riverside yesterday. W.E. Evans is moving from 310 West Willhelmina-st to 518 East Adelaest. There will be a social reception to the new pastor, Thomas Walker, at the First Presbyterian church parliars tonight. Mrs. Margaret Thomas, of Colonial apts, was a Los Angeles visitor yesterday. Edwin F. Evers, of Washington, with Mrs. Eves, who is the guest of his daughter, Mrs. Margaret Thomas, is passing the day in Los Angeles on business. Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Humphrey returned last evening from Santa Cruz where Mr. Humphrey has been attending the Elks convention. They also passed several days in San Francisco sightseeing, having made the trip by auto. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Clark, formerly of Anaheim, but now of Huntington Beach, returned last evening from Santa Cruz, where they were in attendance at the Elks' convention. Mrs. M.T. Hubbard and daughter, Ira SHOOTS HUSBAND SAVE UNBORN C SAN DIEGO, Oct 14—From the county jail here today 72-year-old Ruby Conley sobered her assertions that she husband because she did not unborn babe to ever look upon whom she declared had three life and treated her with extra life.An investigation has been tutted. She expects to give birth within a few days, and the in-born babe to ever look upon whom she declared had three life and treated her with extra life.An investigation has been tutted. She expects to give birth within a few days, and the in-born babe to ever look upon whom she declared had three life and treated her with extra life.An investigation has been tutted. She expects to give birth within a few days, and the in-born babe to ever look upon whom she declared had three life and treated her with extra life.An investigation has been tutted. 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She expects to give birth within a few days, and the in-born babe to ever look upon whom she declared had three life and treated her with extra life.An investigation has been tutded. She expects to give birth within a few days, and the in-born babe to ever look upon whom she declared had three life and treated her with extra life.An investigation has been tutded. She expects to give birth within a few days, and the in-born babe to ever look upon whom she declared had three life and treated her with extra life.An investigation has been tutded. She expects to give birth within a few days, and the in-born babe to ever look upon whom she declared had three life and treated her with extra life.An investigation has been tutded. She expects to give birth within a few days, and the in-born babe to ever look upon whom she declared had three life and treated her with extra life.An investigation has been tutded. 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She expects to give birth within a few days, and the in-born babe to ever look upon whom she declarehad three life AND treated her WITHIN THE CITY LIMITS. TRIPPLE MIRROR FOR The triple mirror on the new dressing table folds down vert it into a library table apparently solid top. CLEATS ARE WITHDRAWN The cleats on a new tractor can be withdrawn by levy they are flush with its spur venting injury to improved HIGHLAND This popular antionery wet FARMERS' PROTEST TO BE HEARD SOON Orange-co. ranchers are expected to send written protests to the department of justice and California senators in Washington opposing modification of the court decision which prohibits packers from engaging in other lines of business than meat packing. Hearing will be held by the department as to whether the packers should be permitted extension of their activities into other lines of food products. Written protests will be received until Nov. 18 and other hearings will begin Nov. 28 when an assistant attorney general, the solicitor of the department of commerce and the solicitor of the department of agriculture will hear the evidence. Coincident with announcement of the hearings, came the statement that the federal farm loan board expects to loan $100,000,000 to farmers by next February. Applications for loans aggregating $177,000,000 have been made, it was said. The board now is floating a bond issue of $60,000,000 and with $30,000,000 now available and additional incidental funds, the board plans to complete its $100,000,000 loan program by February. YACHT CLUB PLANS BALL A Hallowe'en masque ball will be held under the direction of the Newport Harbor Yacht club at East Newport, according to present plans. The affair will be an elaborate costume dance, and prizes will be offered for the best dressed persons attending. Did you get Wang Wang Blues, 308 E. Center. Edwin F. Evens, of Washington, with Mrs. Eves, who is the guest of his daughter, Mrs. Margaret Thomas, is passing the day in Los Angeles on business. Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Humphrey returned last evening from Santa Cruz where Mr. Humphrey has been attending the Elks convention. They also passed several days in San Francisco sightseeing, having made the trip by auto. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Clark, formerly of Anaheim, but now of Huntington Beach, returned last evening from Santa Cruz, where they were in attendance at the Elks' convention. Mrs. M. T. Herbard and daughter, Ira Mae, returned to their Imperial valley home today after a three weeks' visit with Mrs. Hubbard's parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Daniels and family, 130 West Cypress-st. Mrs. W. H. Critton of W. Broadway who has been spending several days in Los Angeles has returned to her home. Mrs. Fields accompanied her home and will be her house guest for several days. Lawson Henters are absolutely odorless. Stroup-Barnes Furniture Co. 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Center St. ROOTS HUSBAND TO HAVE UNBORN CHILD NAN DIEGO, Oct. 14—From a cell in county fall here today beautiful year-old Ruby Comley sobbingly re-tested her assertions that she shot her hand because she did not want her arm babe to ever look upon the face on she declared had threatened her and treated her with extreme cruelty. An investigation has been initiated. TRIPPLE MIRROR FOLDS The triple mirror on the top of a dressing table folds down to conceal it into a library table with an apparently solid top. CLEATS ARE WITHDRAWN The cleats on a new tractor wheel be withdrawn by levers until they are flush with its surface, preventing injury to improved roads. BUENA PARK News BUENA PARK, Oct. 14—(SpL.) Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Thurman will leave on Saturday for Palm Springs where they will visit with their son, Arthur Thurman for the winter months. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Robeson of George town, Colorado, have rented the Thurman home and will arrive about Nov. 1st. Mr. and Mrs. Luckbeman spent Monday at their ranch at Compton. Mrs. J. H. Whitist of Victorville, who is visiting relatives here, spent several days in Los Angeles this week. Buena Park school played ball with Orangethorpe school on the Buena Park grounds. The score was 14 to 10 in favor of Buena Park. Mrs. W. H. Shaw and son Bob made a business trip to Anaheim on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Golden visited with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Te Winkie at Costa Mesa on Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Watkins and children spent Sunday at Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. Brumund of San Bernardino were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Luebkeman on Sunday. Congregational church at Buena Park for Sunday October 16th: Sunday school at 10 a.m. Morning service at 11 a.m., Subject, "The Most Important Work of Pre-War Prices ON HIGHLAND LINEN STATIONERY This popular and standard brand of Linen Stationery we will from now on offer at 50c per box In colors and in white. 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