oc-plain-dealer 1922-02-20

EASY TO HANDLE STUDEBAKER CAR When J. H. Powell of the county counsel's office in the Hall of Records in Los Angeles got into an argument with County Counsel A. J. Hill about the ease of handling a car, Powell won out by making a demonstration. He had claimed that his car steered so easily that one finger was all that was needed to drive it thru downtown traffic. Hill did not exactly doubt Powell's word, but when two attorneys cannot dispute a law question, the next most important topic they can argue about is motor cars, and so Hill started the argument because he is an attorney. Powell even went stronger and said that he would show Hill that he could park the 1922 special six Studebaker in a hole alongside the curb that was only two feet longer than the car and still do the steering with one finger. It would have been a bet only the two well known advocates and upholders of the law and statutes could not legally make a bet for that would be considered gambling in the sight of the law. Jerry Powell said if it were not a gamble it would be a clinch bet for him. Powell took the car down thru the traffic and parked it as promised and then told the story to the Studebaker dealer. This started something among the salesmen. One claimed that he could steer the car with a string and to prove it practicable went to the corner drug store and got some light twine which was tied to either side of the wheel and then from a position in the tonneau the car was driven down a city boulevard. According to Harry D. Riley, Studebaker distributor for the northern part of Orange-co such stunts are easy to perform for the special and big six models have extra Timken bearings between the axle and the steering knuckles that carry all of the load on the front axle, reduce the friction of turning the wheels to right or left to the minimum. This is a new feature for moderate priced cars, claims Riley. BROLASKI SQUEALS; ASSERTS HE'S GOAT SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 20—A purported history of whiskey and gin withdrawals from bonded warehouses here between June and December, 1920, has been telegraphed by Harry Brolaski to Commissioner of Internal Revenue David Blair, Prohibition Commissioner Haynes and Senator Johnson and Shortridge. Brolaski sentenced to two years at McNell's island federal penitentiary for an illicit liquor conspiracy, complains that others were allowed to go free, while he was prosecuted. ORANGE MARKET IS MARKING TIME The orange market, so far as California fruit is concerned, is marking time at present, said G. W. Sandilands, manager of the Anaheim Orange & Lemon Ass'n., Sandilands added that it was impossible and unwise to make any predictions concerning what the future would be. Shipments of navel oranges in quantity practically have ceased, he said, and the market is practically bare of California navels, following the frost damage, contrary to the custom in mid-February of other years. Florida is supplying the market. Shippers generally in California are holding off shipments as long as possible. Only necessary picking is being done. Among the factors which will count in the future market, said Sandilands, are the size of the California and Florida crops, the quality and to what extent the two crops will be strung out, etc. This applies both to the navel and Valencia crops. BUCK & GIBSON LEASE FOUNTAIN The Buck & Gibson Drug Co. has leased out their soda fountain, cigar and candy departments to Everett Watt, who will conduct same as a separate business. Mr. Watt has been employed as manager of these departments since December 15. He will make a specialty of an extra rich malted milk as a leader at the fountain. He will also serve sandwiches, home made pie as well as other tempting things. LA HABRA CO. NAMES CO. LA HABRA, Feb. 20—the last farm bureau—the school house—the mittees were appointed; to take charge jects as butlined by mittee for the benefit These were Frost p. Stubbs; pest control orchard cultivation legislature; W. L. moisture; Ray Frank prevention an am; was held and co-open that every rancher has been just passed rely to much on C. Chaffee in a co- several others signiness to assist in evi to bring about a safety care of this great Drake of Fullerton tual phone system termined that the favor of a mutual suit. Mrs. E. Boice are taken up their residue Dr. Boice came here ago but on account homes the family Angeles. Mrs. Dave Lemph of her parents, Mr., York for a few days of Whittier was the husband's mother ad day evening. Banqueting one mothers and daughter task, but it was a w fair under the auspise Aaid, with Mrs. P. man assisted by the way Lutewiller, Smith. This affair—the organization of recently formed by v of the Methodist chouquet hall was decor motifs, and with stra Miss Myrtle Lutwell chosen words thanked and the young men school who were the Miss Druzilla Macken and took charge of Among the speakers dents of the Won Tower, and the P-T who gave a warm According to Harry D. Riley, Studebaker distributor for the northern part of Orange-co such stunts are easy to perform for the special and big six models have extra Timken bearings between the axle and the steering knuckles that carry all of the load on the front axle, reduce the friction of turning the wheels to right or left to the minimum. This is a new feature for moderate priced cars, claims Riley. The Buck & Gibson Drug Co. has leased out their soda fountain, cigar and candy departments to Everett Watt, who will conduct same as a separate business. Mr. Watt has been employed as manager of these departments since December 15. He will make a specialty of an extra rich malted milk as a leader at the fountain. He will also serve sandwiches, home made pie as well as other tempting things. Starr PHONOGRAPH "THE DIFFERENCE IS IN THE TONE" You will find the best of entertainment and refreshment in the music that come from the Starr Singing Throat of Silver Grain Spruce. There are many scientific reasons why the Starr betters all records, but the actual proof is a "hearing." Any time we will be glad to play the Starr and the new Gennett records for you. No obligation. We are glad to let you know why real musicians prefer the Starr. Dunham & Knipe Co. with DANZ PIANO CO. 162 W. Center St. Anaheim Dunham & Knipe Co. with DANZ PIANO CO. 162 W. Center St. Anaheim ANNOUNCING THE OPENING OF WEST ANAHEIM LUMBER CO. LOCATED AT 1133 Lincoln Avenue GEO. H. SHANK, Prop. Contractors and builders are invited to call and inspect yard and get prices on all building materials. OPTOMETRIST Glasses Fitted Ten years a member of the North Dakota state board of examiners of optometry. Advanced optical knowledge together with twenty-three years' experience makes our name stand for SERVICE. Using the Vertex Lenses for testing together with the most scientific instruments on the market. DR. WALTER R. BLAKELY OPTOMETRIST Office Over S. Q. R. Store Hours, Except Sunday Special Appointment 8 to 12—1 to 5:30 By Request LA HABRA CENTER NAMES COMMITTEES LA HABRA, Feb. 20.—(Spl.) At the last farm bureau meeting held at the school house the following committees were appointed by the president, to take charge of the six projects as butted by the county committee for the benefit of the farmers. These were Frost prevention, George Stubbs; pest control, M.J. Pickering; orchard cultivation, Roy Wheatley; legislature, W.L. York; and soil moisture, Ray Frantz. On the frost prevention an animated discussion was held and co-operation was urged, that every rancher be prepared to use a concerted action on such times has been just passed thru, and not rely to much on chance. Major J. B. Chaffee in a communication and several others signified their willingness to assist in every way possible to bring about a safer method of taking care of this great industry. Mr. Drake of Fullerton spoke of the mutual phone system and by a vote determined that the majority were in favor of a mutual system. Mrs. E. Boice and children have taken up their residence in La Habra. Dr. Boice came here several months ago but on account of the scarcity of homes the family remained in Los Angeles. Mrs. Dave Lempke was the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.L. York for a few days, Mrs. F.A. York of Whittier was the guest of her husband's mother at the banquet Friday evening. Banquet one hundred and fifty mothers and daughters, was no small task, but it was a very successful affair under the auspices of the Ladies Aaid, with Mrs. F.A. Kniss as chairman assisted by the Mesdames, Ridgeway Lutewiller, Kneelchner, and Smith. This affair was to celebrate the organization of a girls league, recently formed by the young women of the Methodist church. The banquet hall was decorated in valentine motifs, and with streamers of smilax. Miss Myrtle Lutewiller, in a few well chosen words thanked the committee, and the young men of the Sunday school who were the waiters. Then Miss Druzilla Mackey was introduced and took charge of the program. Among the speakers were the presidents of the Woman's club, Mrs. Tower, and the P.-T.A. Mrs. Snow, who gave a warm welcome to this McCORMICK GIRL'S ENGAGEMENT TOLD CHICAGO, Feb. 20.—The engagement of Miss Mathilde McCormick, daughter of Harold F. McCormick, president of the International Harvester Co., to Max Oser, 48, proprietor of a riding academy at Berne, Switzerland, is announced by McCormick. The announcement was made thrue the butter at the home of Mrs. McCormick, mother of Harold F. McCormick. The girl is one of the heirs to the combined fortunes of John D. Rockefeller, Sr., and Cyrus Hall McCormick, inventor of the reaping machine. TRADE SCHOOL FOR NEW GUINEA NATIVES SYDNEY, N.S.W., Feb. 20. — The New Guinea Central Labor administration has evolved an elaborate plan of technical education with the idea of equipping the islands with skilled native labor. A site for a new school building has been selected at Rabaul. Instructors will receive annual salaries of about 500 pounds. "The education scheme will be entirely for the natives," said Capt. Cardew, in charge of native affairs. We will teach them engineering and carpentry first, but eventually hope to train them in every trade. We will also conduct an elementary school for natives from the missions. The scheme will be aided by the missions." $25 FOR INTOXICATION Jesse T. Figueroa was found drunk on Cypress-st near Lemon-st yesterday afternoon by the local police and haled before Judge Howard this morning. He pleaded guilty, and fined $25. It is stated that he got his liquor out of town. SUNDAY BIGGEST DAY FOR REVIVAL With more than fifty persons raising their hands for prayer and twenty kneeling at the altar, Sunday proved to be one of the biggest days of the revival campaign which was begun at the Grand theatre two weeks ago by the Harding Evangelistic party. In the afternoon Evangelist Harding preached on the subject, "An Old-Fashioned Home," and in the evening his subject was "The Unpardonable Sin." "There is no more sacred place in the world than the home," said the evangelist." "Three of the sweetest wore in our vocabulary are mother, home, and heaven. One thing though, we don't have homes these days. When a person wants to move now, all he has to do is drive out the cat, put his can opener in his pocket, close the door and he is ready to move. "Many people ask what the unparadounable sin is. It is impossible for any one to tell what it is. No man can tell you how or when or where it is committed, because if you knew, you would commit every sin in the catalogue except that one. You would teach your children not to sin, but tell them that if they are going to sin they must not commit that sin. "Is it possible for a man or woman to go so far that God would withdraw His spirit from them? God says, 'My spirit will not always strive with man.' Jesus says, 'All manner of sin shall be forgiven men in this world except the blasphemy against the Holy Ghost.' He also said, 'Seek ye the Lord while He may be found.' This implies that there will be a time when God can't be found. Some men say they will seek God when they get ready, but it may be too late. You will get saved at God's time or you will never be saved. You don't come to the Father except the Holy Spirit draws you. When you The New Sweaters: In all the novel effects How to secure the camoe effect without actual hand-knitting Smith. This affair was to celebrate the organization of a girls league, recently formed by the young women of the Methodist church. The banquet hall was decorated in valentine motifs, and with streamers of smilax. Miss Myrtle Lutewiller, in a few well chosen words thanked the committee, and the young men of the Sunday school who were the waiters. Then Miss Druzilla Mackey was introduced and took charge of the program. Among the speakers were the presidents of the Woman's club, Mrs. Tower, and the P.T.A. Mrs. Snow, who gave a warm welcome to this baby organization. Miss Anita Sheperdson of the F.U.H. school, in her spirited manner told of some of the trials of young girlhood, and Mrs. Woods of Whittier was very interesting in her remembrances of her work as a foreign missionary among Moslem women and girls. Mrs. L.J. Wester, entertained the "Triple T's" at her home on West Central recently. Silver acacia's, brightened up the rooms and enhanced the well appointed table around which were gathered members of the club. The afternoon was pleasantly spent in making plans for future work, and sociability. Mrs.E.Lutewiller was reimbursed for the loss sustained by her of the club funds, at the hands of the burglar that so thoroughly ransacked her home a few days ago during the absence of the family. Those present to enjoy the afternoon were: the Meadames, Lutewiller, Heiden, Frantz, Hilbert, Little, Walker, Crumrine, Bishop, Young, Sweany, Peabody, and Mrs.F.Lightfoot of Fullerton. Mrs.Delphia Redfern and son, Cecill Allen, accompanied Redferna's parents, the J.L.Ridgeways to their home in Exeter, this last week. Mrs.Redfern will be away for a few days, but Mr.Allen will remain with his grandparents during the season. Two candy and cooked food sales will be held here Saturday. The ladies of the Dorcas society of the Baptist church will hold a cooked food sale at Miis store and the Sunday school class of Mrs.Nicklin will have a candy sale at Taylor's store. DEMAND CHEAPER BEER RHONDDA, Wales, Feb. 20.—Unemployed miners have appealed to the municipal authorities to help them in their demand for cheaper beer. Owing to the high price of the beverage, many of the workmen's clubs are in danger of closing. No More Gas in Stomach and Bowels If you wish to be permanently relieved of gas in the stomach and bowels take Baalmann's Gas-Tablets. Baalmann's Gas-Tablets are prepared distinctly for stomach gas, and for all the bad effects coming from gas pressure. The New Sweaters: In all the novel effects. How to secure the cameo effect without actual hand-knitting. Cross Stitch With its gay colors, vague designs and naive charms. Many designs for table-linens and towels, bureau and buffet scarfs. Hat Sets Hats with scarfs or with collars and cuffs to match. 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In vangelist Harding subject, "An Oldand in the evening The Unpardonable more sacred place in the home," said the cee of the sweetest toughest are mother, One thing though, comes these days. ants to move now, is to drive out the never in his pocket, and he is ready to ask what the unparisimable for that it is. No man or when or where it houses if you knew, every sin in the that one. You would not not to sin, but they are going to commit that sin. or a man or woman would withdraw from? God says, 'My always strive with All manner of sin men in this world emy against the so said, 'Seek ye me may be found.' it there will be a n't be found. Some seek God when but it may be too saved at God's time be saved. You Father except the you. When you TO ASK CONSENT OF RICH GRANDFATHER CHICAGO, Feb. 20. — Consent of John D. Rockefeller, grandfather of Miss Mathilde McCormick, will be sought before any announcement of the engagement of the 16-year-old daughter of Harold F. McCormick so Max Oser, proprietor of a riding academy in Switzerland, will be made, it was said. The attitude of the world's richest man toward an alliance between his granddaughter and the 48-year-old riding master is not known. turn down the Holy Ghost you turn down Jesus Christ. It is very dangerous to reject light, or disobey God. We are told in the Bible, 'Grieve not the Holy Spirit whereby ye are sealed into salvation." "You are playing with that voice within that is calling you to God. Some times the voice comes when you hear a beautiful song, and again when you hear a Spirit-filled sermon, or when you are sitting alone in the twilight. It is dangerous for man to put off salvation until the Spirit is withdrawn." Tonight will be young people's night A rally will be held for the purpose of increasing interest in the young people's work of Southern California. A program consisting of instrumental and vocal music and addresses will be given by representatives from Pasadena university, Brea, Long Beach, Placentia, Whittier, Santa Ana and Venice. Among the speakers on the program will be a Chinese Christian from Pasadena university. Plain Dealer for Good Job Printing. INSTALL TWO MORE BAKE-RITE STORES The Bake-Rite Bakery, under the direction of Herman Noll has been so successful since opening here Oct. 15, that it has been decided to open two other places, one in the Reuther market in the Fisher-bldg and one in the Stein-Nicoias-bldg. Fullerton. The Fullerton place will be opened in six weeks. Bids are being received today for the remodeling of the Fisher-bldg for the Reuther market. At the latter place a Bake-Rite feature will be a big doughnut machine. To give him time to look after installation of the other two places, Fred Nelson will act as active local manager for the present Bake-Rite bakery. 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