oc-plain-dealer 1921-11-08

PUBLICITY BEST WEAPON OF PEOPLE WASHINGTON, Nov. 8.—“A disappointing disaster like that of Paris’ will mark the arms conference here if its doors are locked and secrecy prevails. Senator Johnson, of California, declared today in a statement to the United Press, pointing out the urgency of full publicity regarding the parley. “Publicity is the weapon of peoples of which they are ever robbed by secrecy. Substantially the same representatives responsible for the Versailles treaty meet now at Washington to limit armaments. They worked their will to the everlasting harm of the world at Versailles.” BEGIN MANHUNT TO SOLVE FIRE PLOT LOS ANGELES, Nov. 8.—With six industrial plants and buildings destroyed by fire within the past two weeks, officials of Los Angeles and Vernon have engaged detectives to hunt down a suspected arson ring that has planned to wreck some kind of uncanny vengeance on property along the Los Angeles-Vernon line. Fire Chief Ralph Scott of the Los Angeles department stated today that all of the fires, which have caused losses extending well above $1,000,000 were started by arson experts. A strict watch is being maintained in that neighborhood to prevent further attempts at destruction by fire. N. Y. WOMEN HAVE BACHELORS SPOTTED NEW YORK, Nov. 8.—At the present writing the odds on Mayor Hylan’s re-election have jumped to 7 to 2 in Woll-st. A prominent firm reports that it has thousands of dollars to wager on the Democratic candidate at 3 to 1, but almost an entire absence of Curran money. The 7 to 2 odds are the longest yet offered, however. Notwithstanding this, notwithstanding this, notwithstanding this, notwithstanding this, notwithstanding this, notwithstanding this, notwithstanding this, notwithstanding this, notwithstanding this, notwithstanding this, notwithstanding this, notwithstanding this, notwithstanding this, notwithstanding this, notwithstanding this, notwithstanding this, notwithstanding this, notwithstanding this, notwithstanding this, notwithstanding this, notwithstanding this, notwithstanding this, notwithstanding this, notwithstanding this, notwithstanding this, notwithstanding this, notwithstanding this, notwithstanding this, notwithstanding this, notwithstanding this, notwithstanding this, notwithstanding this, notwithstanding this, notwithstanding this, notwithstanding this, notwithstanding this, notwithstanding this, notwithstanding this, notwithstanding this, BUENA PARK, Nov. 8.—(SpL.) Mrs. John Boyle went to the Fullerton hospital on Sunday evening and an operation was performed by Dr. Cowles on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Luzier of Richfield were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Luzier. Miss Mamie Jordan visited on Saturday with Mrs. R. C. Cawthon. Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Robeson and children enjoyed dinner at the Standard Oil camp at Huntington Beach on Sunday. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. Mayhew and daughter Dorothy, Mrs. Isbel and mother, Mrs. Arallanes, Mr. Isbel and Mr. Mayhew are now stationed at the new camp at Huntington Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Shunk have moved into a company house at the Northam Standard Oil pumping station. They have the house just vacated by Mr. and Mrs. Isabel. Miss Roberta Cawthon of Haleyen was the guest over Saturday night of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Cawthon. $21,000 BOND ISSUE TO BE VOTED UPON CYPRESS AND HANSEN, Nov. 8.—The proposed new school house will be, if erected, the greatest improvement obtainable in this section, it is believed. The plans are complete and surely reflect wisdom on the part of the school board. The auditorium is to comprise the center of the building and it is to be large enough to seat 250 people. The class rooms are to be located on the east and west sides of the auditorium and are to accommodate 40 pupils each. Teachers' rooms, library and stage are to be on the south side of the auditorium. Dressing rooms are to be in basement. There is to be a bond election held November 26 for the purpose of authorizing the issuance o bonds to the amount of $21,000. D. C. Batis, inspector, Charles A. Harden and W. C. Miller, judges, compose the election board for that date. The warm, dry days of last week were beneficial here in harvesting sweet potatoes. The sweet potato crop in this section is very good. W. Watanaba, farming the George Clothir place, has the bumper crop of the section. J. H. Benner claims the largest yield for one hill, having taken 16 pounds of good marketable potatoes from a single hill. ARIONA ‘SOPHS’ SUSPECTED TUCSON, Ariz., Nov. 8.—Seven- N. Y. WOMEN HAVE BACHELORS SPOTTED NEW YORK, Nov. 8. — At the present writing the odds on Mayor Hylan's re-election have jumped to 7 to 2 in Woll-st. A prominent firm reports that it has thousands of dollars to wager on the Democratic candidate at 3 to 1, but almost an entire absence of Curran money. The 7 to 2 odds are the longest yet offered, however. Notwithstanding these bets on plurality, would not fall into the class of sure things because New York is always prepared for a surprise. THREE ACCIDENTS AT S. A. Three minor traffic accidents, in which none were injured, were reported to Santa Ana police yesterday. D. J. Stull, driving a truck, and George T. Wukina, salesman, of Long Beach, who was in a Ford, figured in a collision at Third and Broadway, at 11 a.m. The cars of W. H. Shears, of Long Beach, and Chris Lambert, of Santa Ana, collided at Fourth and Main streets. R. O. Harris, of Long Beach, reported that his car struck a boy on a bicycle, but that the lad was unhurt. BIG BROKERS PLACE WAGER ON HYLAN NEW YORK, Nov. 8. — W. L. Darnell & Co., Wall street brokers, announced today that they had placed a wager of $20,000 against $2000 Mayor Hylan would be re-elected. They also held $40,000 to wager on Hylan at 8 to 1. The Plain Dealer for Good Printing. ARIONA 'SOPHS' SUSPECTED TUCSON, Ariz., Nov. 8. — Seventeen sophomores at the University of Arizona have been suspended indefinitely by order of President Von Klein Smid, following the hazing of several freshmen declared to have been contrary to the rules of the campus. EX-RULER WAITING SHIP FOR EXILE BUDAPEST, Nov. 8. — Ex-King Charles of Hungary and his wife Zita and their two children are awaiting a British warship at Bosphorus today, it is reported. They are to be exiled at Funchal on the isle of Madeira. TO UTILIZE LAKES Lakes in Calabria are to be utilized in the production of about 200,000 hydro-electric horsepower, which will serve most of Southern Italy and Sicily. WEIGHHS COAL PASSING For power plants an automatic scale has been invented which weighs coal passing from fuel bins to boilers. —Try a Plain Dealer Want Ad. Wear a Shirt That’s Professionally Laundered There’s something different, finer about the smooth, firm feel of a professionally laundered shirt—it sets more snugly about neck and shoulders, and you know it will remain clean longer. That’s the advantage of professional laundering. Our modern presses and improved methods of washing give your shirts a lasting body which resists soil and insures better wear. You’ll feel ever so much better dressed in shirts washed and ironed our way. Let us call for your bundle this week. Anaheim Laundry Co. Phone 1877 Send it to the Laundry OPERA DIRECTOR PRESS AGENT AT WILL NEW YORK, Nov. 8.—If I could be director of The Metropolitan Opera company I would think it quite some undertaking and not feel that I had to be anything more. Yet the high sounding Gilulio Gatti-Gasazza who fills that job turns press agent and promoter at will in telling the public of the promise of his new season. In a recent account of Chaliapin, the Russian bass who I sto be with them this year, Gatti proves himself a writer of no mean ability as well as a good business man. He tells an absorbing story, which should later tell at his expensive box office. Plays Safe With Self Before Night Game NEW YORK, Nov. 8.—We have discovered a sensible poker player out here. No poker played in the ultimate can be deemed sensible, but it is encouraging to hear of one who manages to cover all the time. The man I have in mind, regularly before sitting down to the night session, mails himself a money order covering the price of breakfast, which is delivered in the morning mail, and permits him to go the limit during the night as any sport should. The sad part of the tale is that he also reports that he never neds the breakfast change. ITALIAN CREW ASKS FOR WINE SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 8.—The California prohibition department has appealed to headquarters at Washington for a decision on the petition of the commander of the Italian warship Liba, now riding under anchor in the harbor. All the crew of the foreign man o' war wants is 10,000 gallons of wine. Dr. J. W. Truxaw, Golden State Bank Bldg., Phone 341-J. SNOW INSURANCE LATEST FOR MOVIES NEW YORK, Nov. 8.—Insurance for snow is the latest safety device. We've had insurance against all sort of weather, but to get an insurance company to take a chance on protecting you when you want a blizzard is something new. For "The Two Orphans," being screened in Mamoroneck, a real snow-storm is necessary. So an insurance company has undertaken to guarantee that there shall be one before November 20. If it doesn't come, the company must pay $25,000, to the motion picture people. RECOVERS FROM EXPLOSION John Sexton of Brea who was badly burned about the face, neck and both arms as a result of the gasoline explosion in the plant of the Wallace Refineries in Brea Canyon Sunday afternoon at 2:30, was reported to be recovering nicely at the Fullerton hospital today. He will be recovered within a short time, it is that. LAST VALENCIAS SHIPPED Three cars of oranges were shipped out of Anaheim last week over the S.P. it is reported. They wer enoldovers in the final cleaning up of the season. STANDARD IN HUGE FOREIGN OIL DEAL KARLSBAD, Nov. 8.—The Standard Oil Co. today completed negotiations and signed a contract with the government of Czecho-Slovakia whereby this concern is granted the right to exploit oil fields of the country for 20 years. SUPPLIES IRRIGATION For irrigating vegetation requiring moisture above as well as below the ground a motor sprayer has been developed in Portuguese East Africa that supplies artificial rain at a rate of 2200 gallons an hour. Chaffees WHERE CASH BEATS CREDIT Chaffees WHERE CASH BEAT'S CREDIT GOOD CREAMERY BUTTER Butter, to be good and sweet, must be fresh. Chaffee’s Butter comes from the churns of Tulare and we consider it to be the finest grade we can buy. Buy Chaffee’s Butter—use a half pound and if it does not more than satisfy we will gladly refund your money. BUTTER lb. 60c BREAD 24-oz. loaf 10c Dependable Stores Selling Dependable Foods Hart Schaffner & Marx, Griffon and Cloth Croft Clothes Stetson Hats Florsheim and Douglas Shoes Manhattan and Arrow Shirts Dutchess Pants Cooper’s Underwear Phoenix and Hole-Proof Hosiery Cheney Cravats M. C. Lillys Luggage Many Others F. A. YUNGBLUTH "By All Means Get a Fit" WHERE THE NATIONALLY ADVERTISED MERCHANDISE WILL BE FOUND IN ANAHEIM ACHIEVEMENTS Twelve years in the practice of Chiropractic. Seven years of this time Clinical Director in the Ratledge System of Chiropractic Schools of Los Angeles, Calif., and the Kansas School of Chiropractic of Topeka, Kas. If you are sick take Chiropractic Adjustments and get well. Consultation Free — Lady Attendant A. C. FOY Doctor of Chiropractic Room 204 Fisher Bldg. Phone 413 133½ W. Center Anaheim, Calif. Dutchess Pants Cooper's Underwear Phoenix and Hole-Proof Hosiery Cheney Cravats M. C. Lillys Luggage Many Others F. A. 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