oc-plain-dealer 1922-03-31

LAW MAY REFEREE CARMEL BATTLES CARMEL, Cal., March 31.—The stern hand of the law may stage the next round of the battle between Literature and Art. The district attorney of Monterey county was today reported making an investigation of the fictile duel in which Harry Leon Wilson, creator of "Ma Pettingill" and "Ruggles of Rec Gap," humorous literary masterpieces and Theodore M. Crilley, former hotel man and now landscape artist, were principals. The feud between the two men was well known here in the local colony. Last fall the Open Air theatre, a community affair, presented "Pomander Walk," a romantic play. Mrs. Wilson was chosen for the role of heroine of the play and Crilley played opposite her as hero. Wilson is said to have become jealous and this latter fanned itself into bitter enmity. PREFERS DEATH TO PRISON SENTENCE LOS ANGELES, March 31.—Dead than sent to the penitentiary, claring that she would rather be Mrs. Julia Johnston, convicted slayer of her husband, appeared before Judge Avery today to beg for mercy inspired by the threefold need of her child, her aged mother and herself. Before she went into court the convicted woman declared her horror of the life that looms dangerously near her. "I would rather be dead than go to the penitentiary," she cried, as she turned to enter the court where judgment was to be pronounced on her. DISTRICT MEETING OPENS TODAY With many delegates in their places, among them sixteen from Anahiem, the convention of the Fourth District C. of M. and P.-T. A., opened this morning at 9:30, with Mrs. Earl Morris, district president, in the chair. The meetings are being held in the Congregational church. Among the notable women present is Mrs. Milton P. Higgins, national GHOSTS WERE BASHFUL Dr. Walter Franklin Prince, (at right), of the Academy for Scientific Research, speaking to Alexander McDonnell and house at Caledonia Mill, N. S., has been the scene ghost hunt undertaken for many years. Endurance Chief Trait of Hudson Superior endurance is the great achievement of Hudson engineers, according to H.L. Grove of Townsend & Medhery, local distributors. From the very first this quality has been one of the most notable characteristics of Hudson cars. Four years ago this announcement of the first Super-Six marked a new epoch in automobile design. By the use of an exclusive Hudson principle a motor was built which gave 72 per cent more power than other motors of equal size. "The Spenders" is Fairyland. It is a B production featuring Joseph Dowling, Clarence McKim and other Charles Ray is so California in "R.S." also other features. SEEK VETERANS SEATTLE, March ice men are being American Legion he farms on the Yakima vation, renewal of it has been refused DISTRICT MEETING OPENS TODAY With many delegates in their places, among them sixteen from Anaheim, the convention of the Fourth District C. of M., and P.-T. A., opened this morning at 9:30, with Mrs. Earl Morris, district president, in the chair. The meetings are being held in the Congregational church. Among the notable women present is Mrs. Milton P. Higgins, national president of the organization, and who was welcomed by Mrs. G. H. Goodale, historian of the district. A luncheon in James Gold room about noon gave a pleasant hour to the more than one hundred women seated there, and offered the relaxation of today's session. Election of officers was an important transaction of the day. DIVIDE POLICE FORCES LONDON, March 31.—The Ulster government has signed an agreement to make half of its police force Catholic and the other half Protestant in order to preserve peace in the disturbed areas. The Irish republican army will abandon the six northern counties. GAS CORP. SHOWS CORP. The Los Angeles Gas & Electric Corp. shows a surplus of $684,899 at the close of 1921, compared with $229,900 the previous year, according to the annual report filed with the State Railroad Commission. Net operating revenue was $1,890,069 and net corporate income $872,515. ANAHEIM HOSPITAL New patients at the Anaheim Sanitarium include: R. E. Hoyt of Santa Ana; Christian Haas of Anaheim; and Robert Howe of Anaheim. Floors Laid, Scraped and Finished Machine Sanders A.B.RICE FLOOR CO. st. J. Offlund, Local Mgr. 610 E. Chartres Anaheim Phone 776-W Superior endurance is the great achievement of Hudson engineers, according to H. L. Grove of Townsend & Medbery, local distributors. From the very first this quality has been one of the most notable characteristics of Hudson cars. Four years ago this announcement of the first Super-Six marked a new epoch in automobile design. By the use of an exclusive Hudson principle a motor was built which gave 72 per cent more power than other motors of equal size. This was accomplished through the minimizing of destructive vibration and without sacrificing simplicity or increasing weight. The result was the supreme endurance which has been demonstrated repeatedly in the most terrific tests to which any car ever has been subjected. Everyone recalls how Hudson stock cars set new records for speed, among them 1819 miles in twenty-four hours. The run from San Francisco to New York and return in ten days and twenty-one hours remains unmatched although many efforts to better this time have been made by others. In addition a Hudson stock car in an acceleration test went from a standing start to fifty miles an hour in 16.2 seconds and from a standing start to sixty miles in twenty-three seconds, establishing new world's records. Also—a Hudson Super-Six special broke all records in a climb to the "Top-of-the-World" up Pike's Peak, 2½ miles above the sea level, in 18 minutes, 24 seconds. This record was made in competition with many of the most cars built. The Super-Six was not designed as a racing machine. It was put on the speedways, not to display mere brute speed, but to conclusively demonstrate its endurance. BELIEVE THREE DEAD BOWLING GREEN, Ky., March 31.—It was believed today that at least three of the 14 men who were crushed when the American Tobacco Co.'s warehouse here fell were killed. Plain Daily advertising pays. SEEK VETERANS SEATTLE, March ice men are being American Legion he farms on the Yakim vation, renewal of has been refused for tenants by the state being given disabled soldiers. OBSERVATION Fifteen years of an English scientist an old theory that diates enough heat to disappear by d from them. SWISS LOCO The Swiss govern are experimenting in which a steel volves a shaft that wheels' connecting re POWERFUL H The burner of a new is so constructed that fuel inside the can, pressure that blows out compressing the IRON ORE F South African iron be developed and some trified by harnessing it at the northern bour Colony. PUMP IN SILVER Aftr it had been u 17 years a pump in a mine was cleaned and again as though it h only a few hours. IRRIGATION An irrigation dam the Murray River in be ninety-four feet impound 1,000,000 waters. ESSEX COACH $1345 Freight Tax Ex Five-Passenger Closed Car Comforts at a Wonderful Price Come see how well it meets your desires. It is a new type. It has beauty, utility and a price attraction such as no closed car ever combined. Light and compact it is ideal for business and professional men. It is economical and enduring. It is solidly built, calls for little attention and is unusually free from even minor annoyances. Women admire its beauty. Upholstery and fittings are of good, long wearing quality. And the Coach continues the economy of its low first cost in long enduring service and small operation costs. The Coach was built for those who demand such qualities. You will be pleased with it. Third Year on Original Tires "Am just starting three year with my Essex. Still running on the original set of tires, with a good many more miles in them. Never had a moment's delay or trouble during the entire time. Have given the car perhaps better than ordinary care, but have driven over some very tough and mountainous roads. The snappy acceleration, and wonderful hill climbing ability has been a source of intense satisfaction." FRANK R. DRAKE 1106 Eim Street, Manchester N H. Townsend & Medbery, Inc. 226 S. Los Angeles St. Anaheim, Phone 735 H. R. GROVE, Mgr. 506-508 N. Broadway Santa A SCIENCE MAY AID IN CLOSING ESTATE CHICAGO, March 21. — Science may be called upon to aid the law in disposing of the estate of Rosa and Josefa Blazek, the 43-year-old Siamese twins who died yesterday. The estate is valued at approximately $100,000. The question to be decided is whether Franz, the 11-year-old boy who is known as the son of Rosa, had two mothers or a mother and an aunt. The amount of Franz's inheritance and the interests of other relatives hinges upon the answer to that question. Physicians say only an autopsy can determine the answer and are seeking permission to hold a post-mortem inquiry. Some physicians assert that the twins were one individual personality. Others declared they constituted two separate entities. Jess Rose, who managed the twins on their vaudeville and museum appearances for 12 years, declares that Rosa was the guiding genius of the two. What Rosa would think, she said, Josefa would do; when Rosa became bungry Josefa would demand food; when Rosa willed to walk, Josefa would automatically step forward; Rosa always planned and Josefa put the plan, without even words to convey the suggestion, into execution. "The fact that both women were able to nurse the child at birth," Rose said, "proves the intimacy of their physical relationship." PINEAPPLE FOR 40,000 KRONEN VIENNA, March 21. — A man walked into the bar of one of the big hotels and placed a pineapple on the table. "One pound sterling or 40,000 kronen," he said. There was no sale, but the incident serves to illustrate the chaotic idea of values prevalent here. An Austrian smelled it gratefully, remarking: "It's the first one I have seen since 1914." MEASURES LOSS A gauge has been invented to measure the loss of compression in gasoline engine cylinders and to show whether it is due to the pistons or valves leaking. "The Spenders" is seen today at the Fairland, It is a Benj. B. Hampton production featuring Nile Welch, Joseph Dowling, Claire Adams, Robert McKim and others. Charles Ray is seen today at the California in "R. S. V. P." There are also other features. SEEK VETERANS FOR FARMS SEATTLE, March 31.—Ex-service men are being sought by the American Legion here to take over farms on the Yakima Indian reservation, renewal of leases of which has been refused former Japanese tenants by the state. Preference is being given disabled and malmed soldiers. OBSERVATION OF MOON Fifteen years of observation by an English scientist has disproved an old theory that a full moon radiates enough heat to cause clouds to disappear by drawing moisture from them. SWISS LOCOMOTIVE The Swiss government railways are experimenting with a locomotive in which a steam turbine revolves a shaft that is connected by wheels' connecting rods. POWERFUL BURNER The burner of a new gasoline torch is so constructed that it heats the fuel inside the can, causing a gas pressure that blows the flame without compressing the air in the can. IRON ORE FIELDS South African iron ore fields may be developed and some railways electrified by harnessing the Orange river at the northern boundary of Cape Colony. PUMP IN SILVER MINE Aftr it had been under water for 17 years a pump in a Montana silver mine was cleaned and put in service again as though it had stopped for only a few hours. IRRIGATION DAM An irrigation dam being built on the Murray River in Australia will be ninety-four feet high and will impound 1,000,000 acre-feet of waters. MEASURES LOSS A gauge has been invented to measure the loss of compression in gasoline engine cylinders and to show whether it is due to the pistons or valves leaking. FOR ACTRESSES So that they will not be spilled receptacles for toilet and makeup preparations used by actresses are sunk into the top of a new dressing table. AVIATION APPARATUS English aviators are experimenting with apparatus employing a 500,000 candlepower searchlight for measuring the height of clouds to aid night flyers. SCOOP LIFTS FISH A Massachusetts man is the inventor of a motor operated scoop to lift fish attracted to it by a stream of water over the face of a dam. How Would You Say It? IS ENGLISH WELL TAUGHT? Writing to a New York newspaper, a correspondent says: "Today's newspaper contains the statement that the public schools of this city graduated a record number of pupils yesterday, and on the editorial page of the same issue appears a letter in which the superintendents are blamed for the poor English of high school students. 'May I add this bit of personal experience. Two girls brought their autograph albums to me. They have just been graduated from a public school of this city, and I found these 'gems' among the verses signed 'Your Fellow Graduate': 'May you sailed the sea of life.' 'Climb the latter of success.' Flowers may whither. Both girls expressed a desire to attend high school, but finally circumstances compete them to go to work. They appear bright and intelligent and expressed a fondness for study, but one said: 'My father says, "Youse must work now, but youse can go to evening school."' Don't Say It was divided among the two boys. It was divided between the six boys. I went in the park. I have no doubt but that he will succeed. He has nothing but that you gave him. Say It was divided between the two boys. It was divided among the six boys. ACH 15 Freight and Tax Extra forts Price Third Year on Original Tires Just starting third year with Essex. Still running on the annual set of tires, with a good more miles in them. Never a moment's delay or trouble using the entire time. Have given car perhaps better than ordinary care, but have driven over very rough and mountain roads. The anappy accelerator, and wonderful hill climbing ability has been a source of satisfaction. PRANK H. DRAKE. 1106 Elm Street. Manchester N H ry, Inc. 506-508 N. Broadway Santa Ana Don't Say It was divided among the two boys. It was divided between the six boys. I went in the park. I have no doubt but that he will succeed. He has nothing but that you gave him. Say It was divided between the two boys. It was divided among the six boys I went into the park. I have no doubt that he will succeed. He has nothing but what you gave him. WISE AND WITTY Charm of munner beats beauty anywhere you find it. The only reliable way to reduce taxation is to reduce expenses. When a man has a smart son, he seldom gives his wife the credit. Justice is generally so slow that it arrives too late to be of much value. The hard spots in life are not known until you bump squarely into them. Jails are sometimes occupied by people who build them. A. L. Goddicksen went to Los Angeles yesterday. Plain Dealer want ads get results USL WILL SERVE YOU WELL The Quality Storage Battery Service With a Smile Automotive Electric Co. Phone 155 234 S. Los Angeles St., Anaheim From Farmer to Consumer Opp. S. P. Depot W. Anaheim DAIRY FEEDS J. E. SCHUMACHER CO. Phone 794 ORNIA Friday, March 31, 1922 OBBIE COUNTS ON THEM INVENTS TRACTOR PLOW A Quebec inventor's tractor now opens the ground in two directions at once, the shares moving transversely on endless belts as the machine moves forward. ... STEIMLIZE EGGS It has been discovered that eggs can be sterilized preparatory to cold storage by immersing them for five seconds in oil at a temperature of 250. Anaheim Battery Co. GOULD Dreadnaught Batteries Recharging and Repairing 132 Chestnut St. Phone 708-1 WEBB REPAIR SHOP 35¢ RUBBER HEELS 35¢ 250 E. Center St., Cor. Philadelphia The New Store to the people of Anaheim and Orange County a comprehensive selection in Fine Foot Wear The New Store to the people of Anaheim and Orange County a comprehensive selection in Fine Foot Wear ties that are known the world over for their smart appearance, stylish design and superior quality. names of the makes we carry reveal their own significant story. For Men E. Nettleton Shoes for man, Syracuse, N. Y. 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