oc-plain-dealer 1922-04-06

BIBLE CLASS HAS APRIL FOOL PARTY BREA, April 5.—(Spl.) The ladies Bible class of the Congregational church held a very successful April Fool party at the church Saturday night. The entertainment was opened with a musical program consisting of several selections by the Sunday school orchestra, a clarinet solo by W. D. Adkins, a solo by Julia Culp an duet by Mr. A. Rowe and Wilson Rowe, and, lastly, several popular airs by the "April Fool Orchestra," which consisted the ladies of the class performing on combs and jazz horns. The new pastor, Rev. E. J. Sechrist, and his wife were introduced and made short talks. The audience was then invited to march to the church parlor where they would receive the "eats." The first course was "soup"—or merely an "April Fool." The next course of "Felishes" consisted of games where the prize went to the losing side, and a story entitled, "The Legend of Brea," the blanks in which were filled in by the guests as the story was read and which consisted of "hits" and puns on the names of about 60 residents of Brea. The refreshments of a lettuce leaf, toothpick and glass of water artificially colored, containing a straw, were served on pie tins by the ladies wearing old gingham aprons; after these refreshments were "enjoyed"—real ones of cakes, sandwiches and coffee were served. All those present had a delightful time. The Brea P.-T. Amnet Tuesday afternoon at the Laurel school for the first time. They have decided to attend their meetings between the two schools, instead of having two associations, at least for the present. Officers for the ensuing year were nominated and reports of the Mother's Congress given. ADD BIG POWER UNIT SAN FRANCISCO, April 6.—The San Joaquin Light & Power Corp. will install a 12,500-kilowatt unit, to cost $1,200,000, in its midway steam plant to furnish power to the So.Ca. Edison Co., the State Railroad Commission having approved. The latter company will buy 80,000,000 kilowatt hours of power from Aug. 1. CONSTRUCTING BARRICADES TO PREVENE Renewed with heated ferocity, street fighting threatens have been thrown up and armed troops guard the streets. ONLY CALIF. VETS WILL BENEFIT BY STATE BONUS ACTS Ex-service men from other states who have moved to Orange-co or any other county of the state since Nov. 11, 1918, cannot expect to participate in the bonus benefits already provided for by legislative appropriations or to be provided for by referendum next fall. County Commander William P. Webb, Jr., of the American Legion warned these men today. federal government. New York—For ex-servicer when entering also when act took effect 1920, $10 per month of tween April 6, 1917 and 1918. Maximum $250, of Captain ineligible. No less than two months Court of appeals to decide bonds not later than August. Montana—Cash bonus month of service. Maximum residents who saw service dum makes measure law. North Dakota—Cash Bonus per month of service to the state. Minimum $250, $800. Tax established driers in obtaining funds in various ways. Ohio—Ten dollars per over $250 bonus. AMERICAN LEGION ADD BIG POWER UNIT SAN FRANCISCO, April 6. — The San Joaquin Light & Power Corp. will install a 12,500-kilowatt unit, to cost $1,200,000, in its midway steam plant to furnish power to the So.Car. Edison Co., the State Railroad Commission having approved. The latter company will buy 80,000,000 kilowatt hours of power from Aug. 1, 1922, to June 1, 1923, at a price of $42,484 per month plus 3-1-3 mills per kilowatt hour. CONGRESS MUST O. K. PACT WASHINGTON, April 6. — Congress must directly authorize the carryig out of the naval pact, the House naval affairs committee is informed by representatives of the State and Navy Departments. at Weber's Easter Season REMEMBER Father, Mother Brother, Sister and Friends with one of our beautiful EASTER CARDS Easter Greetings EX-SERVICE MEN FROM OTHER STATES who have moved to Orange-co or any other county of the state since Nov. 11, 1918, cannot expect to participate in the bonus benefits already provided for by legislative appropriations or to be provided for by referendum next fall. County Commander William P. Webb, Jr., of the American Legion warned these men today. This county contains many such men, otherwise perfectly entitled to such benefits, but they must depend upon their own states, Webb declared. The state laws provide that only men who were residents of the state when they enlisted are eligible. The date mentioned was the last date of enlistment, according to Webb. The state already has appropriated approximately $3,000,000 for vocational and farm and home site aid, and approximately $10,000,000 more will be provided if the bond issue of this amount is voted at the fall referendum. The states in which bonus bills have been passed or are pending are: Florida—None passed. Bill pending provides cash bonus of $25 per month for Floridans who served during the war. Illinois—Law provides cash bonus of $15 per month of service, minimum $30, maximum $300. Law not effective until confirmed next November. Indiana—No cash bonus bill passed. Bill granting cash bonus of $15 per month of service to be voted upon this year. Iowa—Cash bonus of $15 per month of service, minimum $30, maximum $350. Kansas—One dollar per day of war service to be voted on this year. Maine—Flat bonus of $100. Application must have been filed by Jan. 1, 1922. Massachusetts — Cash bonus of $100, officers above rank of captain ineligible. Michigan—Cash bonus of $15 per month of service between April 6, 1917 and 1, 1919. State has fund for worthy veterans. Adjutant General distributes application blanks. Minnesota—Cash bonus of $15 per month of service, minimum $50, maximum $600. Estimated from April 7, 1917 to July 30, 1920. Applications closed Dec. 3 last. Missouri—Cash bonus of $10 for each month of service, maximum $250 for residents of state who saw service during war. New Hampshire—Cash bonus for all who served in World War prior to Nov. 12, 1918. New Jersey—Cash bonus $10 per month, Maximum $100, payable to offices enlisted men and nurses. Applications closed Nov. 30 last. New Mexico—Thirty thousand dollars for development of state lands Rhode Island—Cash bonus for service April 6, 1917-1918. South Dakota—Cash bonus per month for full months for each additional mum $400. No bonus for 60 days' service. Vermont—Cash bonus month, maximum $120 included. Free scholarships institutions. Washington—Cash bonus per month of service April Nov. 11, 1918 and including Nov. 11, 1919 and maximum cers and men eligible. EASTER CARDS Easter Greetings Prices from 1c up to 25c. We have an especially strong line of steel engraved cards at 5c and 10c each. WEBER'S BOOK & MUSIC STORE Anaheim's Exclusive Victrola Dealer 112 E. Center St. Anaheim For orchards only. A faster tractor. Guarantee traction in all soils. Every owner is satisfied. Only dustless tractor made. Low operating expense. J. J. DeVaux H. S. GELNETTE, Mgr. 328 West Center St. Anaheim, Calif. From Farmer to Consumer Opp. S. P. Depot W. Anaheim DAIRY FEEDS J. E. SCHUMACHER CO. Phone 794 THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA CADES TO PREVENT FIGHTING IN BELFAST freet fighting threatens to result in civil war in Ireland. Barricades is guard the streets. Federal government. New York—For ex-service men resident when entering service and so when act took effect, Nov. 2, 20, $10 per month of service between April 6, 1917 and Nov. 11, 1918. Maximum $250. Above rank Captain ineligible. No bonus for less than two months of service, court of appeals to decide legality of bonds not later than August. Montana—Cash bonus of $10 per month of service, Maximum $200, for residents who saw service. Referendum makes law next fall. North Dakota—Cash Bonus of $25 per month of service to be used in the state. Minimum $25, maximum $300. Tax established to aid solvers in obtaining funds to aid them various ways. Ohio—Ten dollars per month, not over $250 bonus. OREGON—Cash bonus of $15 per month. COMMITTEE PLANS COVER CROP STUDY Dixon Tubbs, chairman of the Tustin farm center cover crop committee and Farm Advisor Wahlberg, have arranged for an interesting educational trip Friday, April 7th. Citrus and walnut growers are invited to participate, meeting at Volney Tubb's ranch, corner Tustin-ave and E. Fourth-st., at 2 p. m., located two mile east of Santa Ana. A study will be made of varieties, time of planting, soil adaptation and yields. Several stops will be made to show the growth and management of mellifotus, horse bean, purple vetch and hubam clover. The committee will actually measure out and weigh definite areas of cover crops to determine the tonnage obtained by the various crops inspected. Growers will cut in land Los Angeles shallance pay will be cut off fire under certain Anno rate of fire than condition paid. The cents per tion or 50 dwellings, apartments apartments ent are 35. A collision So. Los Angeles mobile drive Brea, and I. I. Stock together. No one w herds, bas ablg feeds. Progress The cow is the basis tions in tha change already be 4. Brit registered animals to sis and h records in Progress In March high-class brought in dairymen. The found herds and that do nard as our Captain ineigible. No bonus longer than two months of service. Court of appeals to decide legality of bonds not later than August. Montana—Cash bonus of $10 per month of service, Maximum $200, for residents who saw service. Referendum makes measure law next fall. North Dakota—Cash Bonus of $25 per month of service to be used in the state. Minimum $25, maximum $800. Tax established to aid solvers in obtaining funds to aid them various ways. Ohio—Ten dollars per month, not over $250 bonus. Oregon—Cash bonus of $15 per month of service to maximum of $900. Rhode Island—Cash bonus of $100 per service April 6, 1917 to Nov. 11, 1918. South Dakota—Cash bonus of $15 per month for full month and 50 cents for each additional day, maximum $400. No bonus for less than 30 days' service. Vermont—Cash bonus of $10 per month, maximum $120 officers not included. Free scholarships in state institutions. Washington—Cash bonus of $15 per month of service April 6, 1917 to Nov. 11, 1918 and including service to Nov. 11, 1919, maximum $465. Offers and men eligible. A study will be made of varieties, time of planting, soil adaptation and yields. Several stops will be made to show the growth and management of melilotus, horse bean, purple vetch and hubam clover. The committee will actually measure out and weigh definite areas of cover crops to determine the tonnage obtained by the various crops inspected. Growers will be particularly interested in the discussion of summer cover crops lead by Farm Advisor Wahlberg during the trip. This is only one of seven projects which the Tustin farm center committees are working on this year. Friday evening, April 7th, at the Tustin high school C.E. Utt chairman of the pest control committee, will report on the county insectary and its possibilities. Wisconsin—Cash bonus of $10 per month of service between April 6, 1917 and March 3, 1921 or $30 per month for vocational training. Temporary relief of $30 per month for disabled, pending receipt of other relief. JUST 2 MORE DAYS OF THE SENSATIONAL SALE OF SHoes One Big Lot of Children's Shoes at $1.65 Over 100 pairs in the group—broken lines and sizes of small boys', girls' and misses' shoes in black and brown calf—they are great bargains at $1.65 and will go in a hurry. Saturday marks the closing of this great shoe sale. This is your last opportunity to outfit yourself and family with best, grade dependable footwear at prices actually below wholesale. So deep have been the price cuts that it will pay you to anticipate your future needs and supply them at this time for it will no doubt be many weeks before you are offered such exceptional shoe values again. Hundreds have taken advantage of these bargains yet many rare bargains are still offered for your selection. FINAL REDUCTIONS $1.65 Over 100 pairs in the group—broken lines and sizes of small boys', girls' and misses' shoes in black and brown calf—they are great bargains at $1.65 and will go in a hurry. Former Values Up to $4.00 Get a High-Grade $1 Pair of Shoes for Buy a pair of High Grade Shoes, Oxford or Slippers at $3.95 or $5.95 and get Another Pair of same value at $1.00 Former values were $7.50 to $14.00 THIS IS THE PLAN At our slashed sale prices $3.95 and $5.95 we have groups of Women's high grade shoes, oxford and slippers that sold up to $14.00. They are of fine kid and calfskin in black, brown and two tones; heels are French military and baby French style. Buy a pair from either group at $3.95 or $5.95—then pay $1 more and select another pair from same group. This gives you 2 pairs for either $4.95 or $6.95 FINAL REDUCTIONS We Have Slashed Deep Into the Prices of All Women's Shoes. EXTRA One Lot Women's Pumps and Oxford formerly selling up to $7.00, will go at $2.45 EXTRA One Lot Women's Shoes, Oxford and Pumps, formerly selling up to $12, now $3.45 WOMEN'S OXFORDS AND SLIPPERS--VALUES TO $8.00 Now $4.95 Brown and black kid; low heels; several styles go at, pair...$4.95 Joe Lautenb Corner Center and Lemon Sts. CUT IN L. A. INSURANCE RATES LOS ANGELES, April 6. The insurance policy rates on dwellings will be cut substantially; the board of fire underwriters of the Pacific announced, following the charge of certain Angelena businessmen that a rate of $1,000,000 more annually than conditions warrant was being paid. The new rates will be 25 cents per year per $100 of valuation or 50 cents for three years on dwellings, double houses, flats and apartments of not more than five apartments each. The rates at present are 35 and 75 cents. AUTOMOBILES COLLIDE A collision occurred yesterday on So. Los Angeles-st when an automobile driven by J. J. Powers of Brea, and another car driven by I. I. Stooko of Santa Ana smashed together. Both cars were damaged. No one was seriously injured. herds, based on economical available feeds. Progress Report. The cowtesting work each month is the basis for establishing the ratios in the herd. On several farms a change of feeding methods have already been brought about. 4. Bring into county 25 head registered and purebred dairy stock, animals to be free from tuberculosis and have substantial butterfar records in pedigree. Progress Report. In March there were 8 head of high-class stock purchased and brought into the county by local dairymen. These animals are to be the foundation stock for future herds and thereby replace animals that do not come up to the standard as outlined in this project. DAIRYMEN PLAN TRIP TO RIVERSIDE Dairy Day' at Riverside promises to call forth every milk producer in the southern counties to help make April 8th a red letter day for everyone interested in the production, distribution and consumption of milk and dairy products. A number of local dairymen in Orange-co have signified their intention of goag and is plans materialize there will be several auto loads go to Riverside Saturday. To make the day complete, the regular monthly meeting of the So. Calif. Livestock Breeders Ass'n will convene at noon at the Woman's club for dinner and business session, 10th and Walnut-sts. It is quite necessary to make reservations for dinner and everyone attending should either notify assistant farm advisor or W. W. Van Pelt, secretary-treasurer, Riverside, Calif. PLATINUM PRODUCE Practically from a single district Colombia produces an average of 30,000 troy ounces of platinum annually. EASTER SUITS Tailored to Fit You Get out of the class that is only getting 50% satisfaction from ready-made clothes. Your individual appearance will always be limited until your clothes are made to suit you. ASH Valencia Oranges ers Fruit Co. Olive, Calif. Phone Orange 418 A. H. T. OSBORNE 344WK Phone Fullerton 254 EASTER SUITS Tailored to Fit You Get out of the class that is only getting 50% satisfaction from ready-made clothes. Your individual appearance will always be limited until your clothes are made to suit you, and you only, as regards pattern and style. There's a saving in merchant tailored clothes that you probably haven't realized. H. CHASIN 212 Er Center St., Anaheim CHICHESTER S PILLS THE DIAMOND BRAND, Ladies Ask your Dressgirl for Chichester's Diamond Brands. Pills in Red and Gold woven boots, sanded with Blue Fibron. Take any other kind of dressgirl. Ask for CHICHESTER'S DIAMOND BRAND PILLS, for 25 years known at East, District. Always Realtile SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE OF THIS SENSATIONAL shoes Men's High Grade Shoes at the Lowest Prices Offered in Years. MEN'S HIGH GRADE SHOES NOW MARKED $3.95 Here's a chance to get a splendid pair of black on brown shoes for a real low price. Formerly sold at $6.50; now... $3.95 Men's High Grade Shoes at the Lowest Prices Offered in Years. MEN'S HIGH GRADE SHOES NOW MARKED $3.95 Here's a chance to get a splendid pair of black on brown shoes for a real low price. Formerly sold at $6.50; now... $3.95 MEN'S $7.50 SHOES AT $4.95 Big variety of styles in high-grade black and brown calf in English and broad toe lasts. For the windup, marked at... $4.95 SHOES AND OXFORDS, VALUES TO $10.00 at $5.95 This is one of the biggest values offered in the sale. In brown and black; variety of new models; windup sale price... $5.95 STARTLING REDUCTIONS enbach ANAHEIM