oc-plain-dealer 1922-01-16

MANY NEW TOUCHES TO MISSION PLAY The glory of Old Spain, the somber robes of the Franciscan padres, the indomitable Fra Junipero Serra himself, re-incarnate in the person of Frederick Warde, acclaimed as probably the most illustrious exponent of the drama of the present day, state-by-state chieftains and winsome maidens of the Cahuillia's, favored tribe of the California Mission Indians, dazzling senoritas and gay caballeros passed in review Saturday afternoon as the pages of California's picturesque history were turned back a hundred and fifty years and John Steven McGroarty's Mission Play opened for its eleventh season at the San Gabriel Playhouse in the shadow of Old San Gabriel Mission. It seemed as though every member of the great audience which thronged that picturesque playhouse, more like a cathedral of a century agone than a theatre forgot the present to relieve again the days of old, thrilled with the powerful, vibrating voice of Warde whose masterful interpretation of Serra strikes every chord of human emotions and awed by the unbounded fulfillment of Junipero's last prayer. "Bring to the foot of thy Cross these wild Gentiles of the plains and hills. Bless this dear land of California and all its people now and in the centuries to come." Many new historic and artistic touches have been added to the play by Mr. McGroarty, who has just returned from an especial trip made to Spain for the purpose of studying in the archives of Madrid the pages of California's early history. One of these is the "Espana", a harmony wierdly beautiful supplied by a strange instrument, re-invented by Rosendo Iturbide, played by himself and accompanied by Meta Kreycher—Pan with his pipes—the poetry of primitive man articulate. CORN BELT MOVES TO NORTHWARD WINNIPEG, Man., Jan. 14.—The corn belt is moving northward. This CORN BELT MOVES TO NORTHWARD WINNIPEG, Man., Jan. 14. The corn belt is moving northward. This is an interesting agricultural development in Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba. "The cornfields to be seen in western Canada this year," said R. J. C. Stead of the department of immigration, who recently made an extensive trip through three provinces, "equal any to be found in the east or south. The growing of corn has made great headway in this region in the last few years." The development of corn adapted to a northern climate has made ear corn a large crop. Under water in the great irrigated sections of southern Alberta, Dent corn yields 60 bushels to the acre. Sweet corn yields 1,000 dozen to the acre, which at an average of 20 cents a dozen, is $300 an acre. DELA SUIT OVER TITLE Hearing on the demurrer of the Santa Ana board of education to the suit of W. J. Bryant involving the title to two lots occupied by the Franklin school building in Santa Ana, had again been continued today, this time to January 22 at 10 a.m. This marked the third delay of the action in court for the purpose, it is understood, of effecting a compromise. HELD FOR TRIAL ON NEGLECT CHARGE Harry C. Calkins was held to answer by Justice J. B. Cox on a charge of failure to provide for two minor children. He was at liberty while awaiting trial in superior court, under $500 ball, which had been previously posted. It was shown in court Calkins had violated an order recently issued when his wife was granted a divorce in the superior courant that he pay $50 a month for the support of his wife's children, who are in the custody of her parents. Calkins made the defense that inasmuch as the children were being cared for elsewhere he was not required to look after their welfare. "Liza, I hears 'at yoh daughter's church weddin' was some sho' nuff skrumpahus function." "I'll say 'twas. At 'ere gal ob mine flang a wicked nuptial.'—Exchange. The Story the Mirror tells about Laundry Service The mirror tells a pleasing, reassuring story to the woman who has her family washing done our laundry way. It tells her of still youthful charm; of eyes bright and smiling; of a smooth, unwrinkled brow; of slim, fine hands. USEMORE HOUSE AR. DEPT. What serve hours awed for the sake starch vegetables? Of Ag suggests that north I the west w try t excellent which very economic prices dominy grindlup whole from ich the germ moved in appearal some resemble rice. It when cooke retrain clean nutty corn, lends itself a star vegetable other binations. If gare soaked cookin period can be sidereal. The it step in pre the tais to boil other ol. For each grits 45 cups of w This seld be season spoons salt. The added wly to the water cooked for the fir Then the c be conted for two boilable boil or finished the fire cooker. The rite combine and grin the south hominy which may friend chops or t ed leg dork, or fresh served a generen plain be hominy g the fat h the meat the grith place of th times these of "hoys may be teched to li bacon, there is n those wh joy salt p eat it whominy griv vegetable. The uor left-over grits innumerable particula good if o dipped in ar, and fr cate brow This can particular good if table. We planned way the hoiled be poured a bread powder ca mould from which active round slip be cut inj grits mante The mirror tells a pleasing, reassuring story to the woman who has her family washing done our laundry way. It tells her of still youthful charm; of eyes bright and smiling; of a smooth, unwrinkled brow; of slim, fine hands. We can shield you, too, from the wearing, aging influence of washday; from the annoyance of hands chafed from constant contact with boiling waters; we can relieve you of the fatigue that comes from long hours of ironing. Our laundry service, with its modern washing methods, is specially devised to save women all the laborious work and worry of the old style washday. We wash your clothes in numerous waters—more than any ordinary laundress can attempt—and return them to you, sweet and clean, carefully finished. Try our way. Send us your family bundle. Telephone today. Anaheim Laundry Co. Send it to the Laundry Phone 18 LEADING, NEWSPAPER OF NORTHERN ORANGE COUNTY PERS FOUND AGENTS FOR QUEEN QUALITY SHOES ON THE SQUARE The SQR ANAHEIM CALIFORNIA JANUARY CH IS NOW IN FULL SWING AT THE S. Q. R. STORE — A IN THAT IT OFFERS FOR YOUR APPROVEMENT Merchandise at Prices - Extra Special “PHOENIX” WOOL HOSE $2.55 quality, clearance... $1.95 SILK PETTIC Beautiful ranges of shades line and Jersey $5.00 values 7.50 values $10.00 values 200 PAIRS Queen Quality and grade Pumps, Free sacrificed at 100-PAIR High Heel Oxford, Price $2.45 USEMORE HOMINY AR. DEPT. ADVISES What serve hominy grits once a week for the sake of variety to starch vegetables? The U.S. Dept. of Agriculture that people in the north will the west would do well to try it excellent southern dish, which every economical at present prices hominy grits result from grind up whole hulled hominy from which the germ has been removed In appearance the grains somewhat resemble small broken rice, when cooked the hominy retains clean nutty flavor of the corn, lends itself well to use as a star vegetable with meat or other combinations. If grits are soaked in advance the cooking period can be shortened considera The it step in preparing grits for the tails is to boil them, like any other oil. For each cup of hominy grits 45 cups of water is allowed. This sld be seasoned with 2 teaspoons salt. The grits should be added wly to the salted boiling water cooked for 10 minutes over the fir Then the cooking should be contd for two hours in a double boiler or finished overnight in the fire cooker. Therite combination of meat and grin the south is "hog and hominy" which may be roast pork, friend n chops or tenderloin, baked leg ork, or fresh pork sausage, served in a generous helping of plain be hominy grits. Some of the fat in the meat is mixed with the grits place of butter. Sometimes thea of "hog and hominy" may be reached to include ham or bacon, there is no reason why those who joy salt pork should not eat it whominy grits as a starchy vegetabl The minor left-over boiled hominy grits innumerable. Grits are particula good if cut in slives, dipped in oil, and friend to a delicate brown. This can be served for particular good if cut in slices, table. We planned for use in this way the boiled hominy should be poured a bread tin-or baking powder can mould it into a form from while fractive rectangular or round slice be cut. Fried hominy grits manfe ginn honen Wool Scarfs One-Third Off Newest style developments in high-grade Scarfs BLOUSES—One-Third Off Silk Blouses whose quality and appearance speak for themselves at the prices we have them marked. A most exceptional opportunity to save. 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Hamilton filed in superior court against F. E. Tine and W. A. Ashenfelts., of Orange County Motor Service any for return of his money, widest. He alleges in his case that after he had paid the defendants refused to carry the contract, claiming they did the lease to other persons causing to return the money paid. ON THE SQUARE SQR Store HEIM CALIFORNIA BUTTERICK PATTERNS and the DELINEATOR RY CLEARANCE Q. R. 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