oc-plain-dealer 1921-12-10

DAILY GREETINGS TO OUR READERS Ah! tell me not that memory Sheds gladness o'er the past— What is recalled by failed flowers, Save that they did not last? Were it not better to forget, Than but remember and regret? —Miss M. E. Landon. Babe Ruth failed to score a home-run off Judge Landis' delivery. The person who is dishonest at heart will be dishonest in actions, sooner or later. Belittling the government and institutions of this country before foreigners is no way to Americanize them. Guns in the hands of grim marines as mail-train guards make a very effective breakwater for the crime waves. If members of Congress would just forget that 1922 is a Congressional election year, and would act accordingly! China is not content to accept rattles and playthings from the Arms Conference. She wants substantial relief. The United States may enter into friendly understandings or agreements with other nations, but not into political alliances. Preaching carefulness in traffic is all right. But it is practicing carefulness that really counts. One example of practical carefulness is worth a hundred preachments without the practice. General Wood, as governor-general, is pursuing a moderate course in "A sane and reasonable settlement, assuring the safety of Great Britain and Ireland," is the way Lord Birkenthead characterizes the historic agreement that has been reached between representatives of the British government and of the Sinn Féin forces. This agreement lacks only ratification by the British Parliament and by the Daily Eireann in Dublin, to become effective. An analysis of the provisos of the agreement reached indicates how deliberately balanced, by compromise, all the points are. Peaceful solution depended upon the exercise of a spirit of conciliation on both sides. The principle of give-and-take has been evoked in the weary weeks that the spirited negotiations have proceeded. The result is the largest measure of freedom for Ireland that is possible short of outright political independence. It is to be a "Free State," by these terms, in the broadest signification of the term "free." It is to be mistress of its own house, governmentally, just like the Dominion of anada and Australia are. But, as a free dominion, it stays in the British empire as an integral political part thereof. Ulster is given free choice as to its destiny. It can join the Irish Free State if it will, or it can retain its present status. Its decision will be awaited with keen interest on both sides of the Atlantic. Friends of Britain and of Ireland sincerely hope that this agreement will bring tranquility and better feeling. Amicable and pacific adjustment, on a permanent basis, of the centuries-old differences and ending of the animosities which have prevailed between Erin and the mother Citrus—California Exchange, hauling citrus crop of California October 31, loads marketed retails $83,527,344. Of 500 in California 33,000 ing. Largest shipment for both lemons auction crop in navels to pick, but are not sizes. This season November 20 are and 262 cars lemon California and 241 10 cars lemons from central California; to ship about 75 cars cars of which are about more than last year's monga Fruit Exchelion 400 boxes citrus fruit 2550 cars of which 1037 lemons, with mixed shipments to returning some $4.95 cents of that district. Lemon Cove section for navels from Hawaii Citrus and deciduous quested for interior from Los Angeles H mission. Redlands shipment of 3594 23 cars lemons passing is causing loss counties and others of the Sacramento v navels quoted at $8 shipping point while from local dealers; times bring $2.50 local market but dull Recording the w best crops the bulletins Walnuts — About crop is to be moved eas through Panama of Stockton men pl The United States may enter into friendly understandings or agreements with other nations, but not into political alliances. Preaching carefulness in traffic is all right. But it is practicing carefulness that really counts. One example of practical carefulness is worth a hundred preachments without the practice. General Wood, as governor-general, is pursuing a moderate course in the Philippines and quite naturally is not pleasing the extremists. But no man could govern wisely in Manila and at the same time please those extremists who demand immediate independence for the islands and that other type of extremists—reactionaries who would stifle all hope of Filipino self-rule. AUTO TRADES PLAN GET-TOGETHER FEED An employer and employees get-together banquet will be held Tuesday evening at 7 o'clock at the Anaheim high school cafeteria under the auspices of the Orange-co. Auto Trades Ass'n. Three eloquent speakers will say something that employer and employee alike can immediately "cash in" on the very next day. They will give a real treat that will send bearers home full of pep and knowledge and which will increase present accomplishments ten-fold. The speakers will be: J. M. Thompson, branch manager, Willys-Overland Pacific Co.; H. J. Banta, manager, Weinstock Nichols and Co.; and M. E. Drum, a noted character of San Francisco. FIRST CARLOAD OF MAXWELL SEDANS Turton & Lumsdon, Maxwell distributors, announced today receipt of their first carload of the new Maxwell sedans. DEVELOP AIR ROUTE The development of an air route from Egypt to India and its use for carrying mails have been recommended by a British government advisory committee on aviation. Pennzoil Safe Lubrication Bill's car and my car Were just all —Bought 'em on the same day Had 'em a year now And somehow there's An awful difference Took a vacation trip together And Bill had all the fun I came in for a fine Large package of grief Had 'em a year now And somehow there's An awful difference Took a vacation trip together And Bill had all the fun I came in for a fine Large package of grief Passed me up On all the hills; Had to lend me His spare spark plugs And every time we Stopped for gas my car Was about five gallons Thirstier than his When we lost a day With my burnt-out bearing Bill rubbed it in plenty About trying to save money Buying cheap oil Then he told me the gospel of PENNZOIL---SUPREME PENNSYLVANIA QUALITY PENNZOILED the rest of the trip And from now on--- PENNZOIL---safe lubrication I buy it in the HANDITANK LOOK FOR THE PENNZOIL SIGN PANAMA LUBRICANTS COMPANY Los Angeles BIGGEST YEAR FOR ORANGES, LEMONS Further details of the state's biggest shipping year for oranges and lemons are given by the California Development Ass'n in its November bulletin which has just reached here. Says the bulletin: Citrus—California Fruit Growers Exchange, hauling 72.5 per cent of citrus crop of California for year ending October 31, report 60,147 carloads marketed returning to growers $83,527,344. Of 59,000 acres lemons in California 33,000 are now in bearing. Largest shipping year in history for both lemons and oranges. Baner crop in navels just commencing to pick, but are running to small sizes. This season's shipments to November 20 are 388 cars oranges and 262 cars lemons from southern California and 241 cars oranges and 10 cars lemons from northern and central California. Fairroaks expects to ship about 75 carloads oranges, 25 cars of which are already contracted by Chicago brokers. Lindsay expects navel crop of about 400 carloads more than last year; Ontario-Cucamonga Fruit Exchange ships 1,436,400 boxes citrus fruit past season, 2550 cars of which were oranges and 1037 lemons, with grapefruit and mixed shipments totaling 172 cars, returning some $4,560,000 to growers of that district. Strathmore and Lemon Cove section have large orders for navels from Hawaii and Australia. Citrus and deciduous budwood requested for interior province of India from Los Angeles Horticultural Commission. Redlands district reports shipment of 3504 cars oranges and 23 cars lemons past season. Splitting is causing loss in Placer, Butte counties and other foothill sections of the Sacramento valley. New crop navels quoted at $6 per box f. o. b. shipping point which brings protest from local dealers. Tutare county limes bring $2.50 per small box on local market but demand slow. Great Reception For New Maxwell A. E. Richmond, Pacific Coast representative of the Maxwell Chalmers Company of Detroit, has been a recent visitor here, arriving with the new Maxwell models which have been occasioning so much favorable comment in this part of the world. Richmond is a sales executive of many years experience and is one of the veterans with the Maxwell organization. He has been on the firing line for years but declares that the last few weeks have been the most delightful that it has been his experience to enjoy. The reason, of course, of the really big reception that has been recorded the new Maxwell, not only in Los Angeles but at other big distributing points on the coast that come under Richmond's supervision. In Southern California the new models arrived a few days earlier than in the northern territory and Richmond was on hand for the first formal showing at the Union Motors Company, Inc. The triumph there was a duplicate of in the north, according to Richmond, when the opening day for the new model display was held. Wires received from Detroit by Richmond indicate that in every part of the country the automobile trade and the motor car buying public alike have voiced their approval of the new cars in the same decided fashion that has marked their showing here. "The factory is in production, and models will be furnished for delivery here and in other parts of the country as rapidly as orders are filed," said Richmond. "These cars now on display are not specifically finished for show purposes but are a part of the regular production. All other models will be attractive, just as beautifully finished and will find just as much favor with the careful buyer." Mr. Richmond will in the near future make an extensive tour of the western territory in the interest of the Maxwell Chalmers Company. Santa Claus Says: Let Your Xmas Gift to the Family Be a Claus Says: Let Your Xmas Gift to the Family Be a CHEVROLET A token that will give them pleasure 365 days in the year. It will bring increased joy each succeeding day. Its balanced construction insures economy and reliability of operation, together with riding comfort and long service—and the price of the new Chevrolet is far less than any other car on the market with the same conveniences and individual features. WHY WALK? Frank P. Taggart 306 N. Los Angeles St. Anaheim Phone 490 Here’s the Best O Valencia Orange Gro Forty acres in the heart of Anaheim’s unsu been subdivided in small tracts from 11-4 to 5 This is Hineman property located on the B been graded, leveled and set to Valencias now MULE IS REPROACHFUL GALETON, Pa., Dec. 10—Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Devling, were motofing with friends on the state road and were bowling along at the pace so good a road invites, when a mule walked out of a barn directly in front of the car. There was no time to stop. It was impossible to go around, and Devling did the only thing remaining. He struck the mule amidship, as near as he could direct the prow of his boat and "evahbody" skidded down the pavement. The front of the car was smashed, the radiator crumpled, hood and fenders irretrievably bent, and it is estimated that $150 will be needed to repair the car. No one in the car was hurt. The mule arose, rolled a reproachful gate at the driver, as much as to say "How come?" and stalked back into the barn. Witman, Eyesight Specialist. Plain Dealer for Good Job Printing HARDWOOD FLOORS A. B. RICE Floor Co. R. J. Ohlund, Local Mgr. 610 E. Chartres St. Anaheim Phone 776-W WM. J. OELKE FUMIGATOR 218 S. Clementine, Anaheim Phone 240-M STORAGE $5 Month $2.00 Week OPEN DAY AND NIGHT Auto Electric Maintenance Company Corner Chestnut and Los Angeles Streets Phone 31 Forty acres in the heart of Anaheim’s unsurveyed subdivided in small tracts from 11-4 to 5-11 been graded, leveled and set to Valencias now 11-4 to PLENTY OF WATER There is a large pumping plant on the property supplying an abundance of water and each buyer will receive a share in this plant proportionate to the number of acres purchased. Select Yours Today long---Reasonable terms down. Eygabroad 112 S. Lemon Street, Anaheim NOVICES EXPECT TO WIN CHICKEN PRIZES With special prizes offered and experts to conduct classes each day of the So. Calif. Poultry Exhibition to be held in the Walnut Growers' Ass'n building at Santa Ana Tuesday to Saturday inclusive next week, novices are making entry in satisfactory numbers, Judge E. Y. Teaney, secretary, said today. Judging will occupy the attention of the show officials Tuesday and it is expected that every ribbon will be hung and every prize awarded by Tuesday night. An expert will talk Wednesday on Rhode Island Reds and Black Minoras. The discussions will begin at 2 o'clock in the afternoon. Breeders of Wyandottes and Plymouth Rocks will be addressed on Thursday by an authority on these birds. Friday R. V. Wright, of the state department of agriculture will conduct an accounting school. He will tell of "An Easy Way for the Busy Poultryman to Keep Books." There will be two sessions on that day, at 10 in the morning and 2 in the afternoon. Owners of Anconas and White Leghorns will have opportunity Saturday to obtain instruction. In each case breeder who is well versed will tell how to cull and breed the class of birds of which he is speaking. This course is made possible through the efforts of Assistant Farm Advisor Floyd Scott. PETITION PROBATE OF BROWN ESTATE The estate of Mrs. Jda Preston Brown, widow of John Knowlton Brown, amounts to approximately $44,000 in real and personal property, according to the will, petition for probate of which was filed today in Superior Court at Santa Ana by her attorney, Roger O. Dutton. The real property consists of a ten-acre orange grove here, valued at $40,000, which yields an annual income of about $5,000, and six vacant lots in Los Angeles, valued at $1500, which yield no rent or other income. The heirs are the son, Walter Lincoln Brown; who is the petitioner; and two daughters, Mrs. Alice Rese Simpson, of Maiden, Mass., and Mrs. Clara L. Kincaid, of Anheim. The property mentioned belonged to Mrs. Brown individually. At the same time petition is made for letters of administration by the petitioner for the estate of the husband and father, who died on June 29, leaving no will. His estate consists of an orange grove worth about $25,000 and yielding an income of about $1500; 160 shares of stock, at $1.00 a share, in the Anaheim Orange and Lemon Ass'n., and fifty shares in the West Anaheim Water Co. at $10.00 a share. Brown's rights in this property will go to the children also, following the death of Mrs. Brown. The Plain Dealer for Good Printing. P Stands for Promptness In settling your claim To give the best service Is always our aim. P Stands for Promptness In settling your claim To give the best service Is always our aim. When it comes to settling the claims of our members, dear reader, we are Johnny on the Spot. Whether you've jammed your bumper or smashed up another car we're equally prompt with the check. You don't have to worry if you belong to the Auto Club of Orange County. Ward off those grey hairs. Join today. AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF ORANGE COUNTY 519 N. Main. St. Phone 452 Santa Ana The Plain Dealer Want Ads Bring Big Results Best Offer of the Year IN Ge Groves - Small Tracts Anaheim's unsurpassed Valencia producing territory has from 1 1/4 to 5 acres and thrown on the market. Located on the Brookhurst and Ball roads. Every tract has Valencias now one and two years old. Anaheim’s unsurpassed Valencia producing territory has from 1 1-4 to 5 acres and thrown on the market. Located on the Brookhurst and Ball roads. Every tract has Valencias now one and two years old. to 5 Acres REASONABLE TERMS SMALL AYMENT DOWN COSTS NO MORE THAN A CITY LOT The smaller of these tracts cost no more than a city lot and offer opportunity for those who desire a small country property. One tract is well improved with house and outbuildings. Today---They won’t Last able terms---small payment Broad & Fisher Phone 4