oc-plain-dealer 1922-11-27

Monday, Nov. 27, 1922 NEW BOOKS READY FOR CIRCULATION An unusually varied and interesting collection of new books will be ready for circulation at 6 o'clock Saturday evening. Nov. 25 at the Pullerton Public Library. The titles follow: Non-Fiction Babson, Making good in business. A real "Self-help" book written for these things. Brooks, The Practice of Emile Coue. Catleton, History and Autosuggestion by the method of problems of organized labor. Fletcher, Indian story and song from North America. Forst, My life and work. Henry Ford, assisted by Samuel Crowther, tells in his book the story of his battle for an ideal. He tells not only the how but also the Why of his success, Elson, Music Dictionary. Frost, Mountain Interval, contains some of Robert Frost's most beautiful poems. Gager, Fundamentals of botany, Grey, Tales of lonely trails. Zane Greys true tales of real adventures are no less thrilling than his novels. In this book he tells of trips along the hazardous trails of the Western Lands, Holloway, The Practical book of furnishing the small house and apartment, Hineker, Steepjack. An autobiography full of anecdote and reminiscence and innumerable entertaining, but it gives an excellent idea of the developmental art, music and literature in Europe and America during the last forty years. Kelly, The Expert paper hanger. Kelly, The expert calciner. Kelly, The expert interior decorator. Instruction in the art of painting and decorating walls. NEW YORK, Nov. 27—If you come into our city some dark night and think you see a skeleton confronting you at the street corner, don't be startled. It's just a traffic policeman in his new white harness. As an outgrowth of an accident several nights ago, in which an officer was killed by a speeding motorist who didn't see him until he was right upon him, Deputy Commissioner aboard, Attornel claimed that it leveled mile It has been called But Mr. Zickem scientific define be 4.5 miles or and that connec the steamer was NEW YORK, Nov. 27—If you come into our city some dark night and think you see a skeleton confronting you at the street corner, don’t be starled. It’s just a traffic policeman in his new white harness. As an outgrowth of an accident several nights ago, in which an officer was killed by a speeding motorist who didn’t see him until he was right upon him, Deputy Commissioner Harris has devised a white harness to safeguard the legs of the traffic squad. It consists of a belt and crossed pieces over the shoulders and is visible for several blocks. Sometimes I wonder if we aren’t putting just a bit of unnecessary emphasis on slipness in business as interpreted in our advertising. I think perhaps as advertisers we have reached the condition of the port child who becomes “smarty” as the result of an encouraging laugh. I was struck with this thought the other day when I was walking down Fourth Avenue. There on a thirty-foot announcement painted on the wall of the twelve story building are the words. Blank Bros. Manufacturers of Chicken Dresses.” How long is a league? It sounds like a game or a riddle, but it is a serious matter, indeed. Everybody always assubmed that a league was law and upsetts the calculations of the whole prohibition enforcement organization by asking the simple question and proving that you can’t tell. When a British ship was brot in the other day for having liquor. Talk about the where men are just too picture words here in metropolis. Pigeon boys and coo flocked to the flocked to operate we had our five live long enough alive! It was from Great White cavation for Hotel, and with David T. Abercrombie of there whole, anner of barbecue clam chowder been educated at Theatrical Brothers' institutions with Carr, Sessue H., and scores of pigs to the utmost was there to leap phone. It was once again... COSYTOES COMFORT FELT FOOTWEAR "My Best Present" "I never knew what real foot comfort was until Jack gave me CosyToes. My wife a relief after a tiresome shopping trip to come home and slip into these comfortable felt slippers." CosyToes make ideal gifts for the entire family. They can be worn every day in the year and are always a happy remembrance of your thoughtfulness. We are showing a large number of new, distinct styles in footwear for Ladies and Misses, Gentlemen and Boys' and Children. Come any look over the big array. You'll find many styles to your liking. The S. Q. R. Store Anaheim, California Don't Forget That The Ever Ready Truck & Transfer Co. Is still able to do your hauling of any description CONTRACT HAULING A SPECIALTY Get Our Price O. J. LINNARTZ, Prop. Residence 211 E. Sycamore St. PHONE 209-M THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA LEADERS IN THE NEAR EAST Pasha saluting on the balcony of the Assembly building at Angora, where people. Right: General Harrington, commanding the British forces in the Near British headquarters in Constantinople, once the headquarters of the Turkish army. ORK LETTER If you work night on counter corner, a traffic harassment officer motorist has right missioner aboard, Attorney Paul A. Zizeman claimed that it was outside the "three league limit". That limit is what has always been translated as a "twelve mile limit" and the old law has been called the twelve mile law. But Mr. Zizeman proved that under scientific definition, a league might be 4.5 miles or it might be only 2.4, and that consequently; even though the steamer was only nine miles out, GIRL IN ITALY "DIVINES" OIL POOLS ROME, Nov. 27—Argustra, Del Pio Luogo, a beautiful young girl of Venice, is looking forward to a period of profitable and pleasant employment. She is credited with the ability to locate deposits within the earth of both oil and water, and her successes have been so remarkable that her services are being sought by companies interested in oil production and irrigation. As a child, who walking in the country, she would notice little shocks Our fortunate location, te we ourselves have shown before the eyes of the co to live. Our building fi and other civic advantage cities, have enabled us to visitors ask: "Where is you we tell them. "But wh leave it uncompleted?" YOU AN tomorrow at the polls. with the highest added we are able to complete the Bonds tomorrow, you wil ment and the best that tr Spacious lawns Childrens' playgrounds, sa Childrens' wading pool Tennis courts WORK LETTER If you park night on cone corner, a traffic charness. sent a officer motorist was right missioner harness the traffic and drivers and we aren't nary ems as in I think he reachrt child the I was other Fourth foot wall of re the sounds it is a everybodyague was ficements ofrement simple you can't was brot liquor aboard, Attorney Paul A. Zizeman claimed that it was outside the "three league limit". That limit is what has always been translated as a "twelve mile limit" and the old law has been called the twelve mile law. But Mr. Zizeman proved that under scientific definition, a league might be 4.5 miles or it might be only 2.4, and that consequently; even though the steamer was only nine miles out, it was more than three leagues under one definition. He won his case. And now the lawyers interested in similar cases are turning their attention to marine law rather than to a study of the prohibition measures. "The Lucky One", the new play by A. A. Milho, which has just been produced by the Theater Guild, is the tragedy of a young man afflicted with charm. So complete is his attractiveness that no one recognizes his other values. Heools even his cynical old great aunt who finds his graciousness too "intended" and sees him only as a shiny silhouette. Robert, older brother of Gerald Farringdon, possessor of the charm, is not charming and consequently was considered "substantial" and all that the audience is fooled into accepting the time-worn dictum that charm somehow means lightness of character substance. The play is true to the Milne type—which means it is entertaining as well as excellent—and it is splendidly put on by the Guild under the direction of their new stage director, Theodore Komiarjevky, from Moscow. Helen Westley as the great aunt of the charming young man is almost better than usual. If such a thing is possible. Talk about the "wide open spaces where men are men," we are getting just too picturesquely western for words here in this effete Eastern metropolis. First there came the cowboys and cow-girls and New York flocked to the rodeo as it never has flocked to opens, and then yesterday we had our first barbecue. If we live long enough we'll get right primitive. It was held just half a block from Great White Way, in the excavation for the Commonwealth Hotel, and was prepared by Col David T. Abereromble, the barbecue expert of them all. Real campfires were built in the rock-carved space, and pigs and sheep were roasted there whole, after the regular manner of barbecues, along with tubs of clam chowder for anyone who hadn't been educated up to a sturdy apetite. Theatrical Broadway accepted its invitations with enthusiasm, and Mary Carr, Sesame Hayakawa, Eddie Polo and scores of others enjoyed roast pig to the utmost. Dr. Frank Grane was there to lead the literary atmosphere. It was a great occasion. Once again Romance falls before ROME, Nov. 27—Argustra, Del Pio Luogo, a beautiful young girl of Venice, is looking forward to a period of profitable and pleasant employment. She is credited with the ability to locate deposits within the earth of both oil and water, and her successes have been so remarkable that her services are being sought by companies interested in oil production and irrigation. As a child, whn walking in the country, she would notice little shocks passing from her feet to her head, causing her distinct pain. In 1909 she met a famous water divider, Chlabrera, and found that his divining rod acted as well for her as it did for him. A year later she went to Argentina and indicated a number of places where water would be found, sometimes at a depth of 600 feet. In each case water was found but in some instances it turned out to be salt. FRENCH TO BOOM MARQUESAS ISLES HONOLULU, Nov. 27—The French administration of the Marquesas islands is to attempt to inhabitate the inhabitants and elevate them mentally and materially. That is largely as the result of the visit of the Bayard Dominick scientific expedition two years ago under the auspices of the Bishop Museum of Honolulu, according to a letter received by Dr. E. S. Handy, ethnologist on the museum staff, from Gde Poyon Belleisle, the administrator. Dr. and Mrs. Handy spent a year in the Marquesas investigating the civilization, culture and characteristics of the inhabitants as a part of the museum's efforts to trace the origin of the Polynesian race. GHOST LEGENDS INFLATE PRICES LONDON, Nov. 27—I want an old country house with a properly authenticated ghost," said a man with a warmade fortune in the offices of a well known London estate agent. "Most of the old country houses" said the agent, "have their ghosts, and many famous castles and mansions recently sold were said to be haunted. "Of nine offered for sale only one—a Highland castle—was not bought. "Ghosts seem to increase the value of a house, whether it be a headless boy, a black friar, a grey lady, or even a woman who, when seen, throws things about." TWINS HUSK CORN ON 80TH BIRTHDAY YORK, Pa., Nov. 27—John and Peter Tarrush, twin brothers of Freeland, celebrated their 80th birthday anniversary by going into the cornfield to hunt corn. The Parish Attention! Real Thanksgiving Fruit Cakes and Pumpkin Pies SEE OUR WINDOWS TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY. White Lily Baking Co. Anaheim CALIFORNIA ANAHEIM fortunate location, temperate climate, progressive spirit and the confidence selves have shown in this center, have brought The Mother Colony the eyes of the country at large as a most desirable place in which Our building figures, production volume, the quality of the schools her civic advantages which equal or lead other progressive California have enabled us to double our population in a little over two years. But ask: "Where is your Park?" We have twenty acres purchased in 1920, and them. "But why does a rich city like this buy a fine site and then uncompleted?" YOU ANSWER THIS QUESTION Now at the polls. Remember, if the park bonds fail, it will be years, the highest added tax rate that can safely be imposed on you, before able to complete these park plans, whereas, if you carry the Park tomorrow, you will have within twelve months, the following equipand the best that trained scientific minds can devise: us lawns Athletic field, equipped ns' playgrounds, sand piles, etc Bleachers ens' wading pool Showers courts Splendid Swimming Pool the highest added tax rate that can safely be imposed on you, before able to complete these park plans, whereas, if you carry the Park tomorrow, you will have within twelve months, the following equipand the best that trained scientific minds can devise: us lawns Athletic field, equipped ns' playgrounds, sand piles, etc Bleachers ens' wading pool Showers courts Splendid Swimming Pool s Shelters Picnic grounds Bandstand Auto Park Out-door auditorium Gymnasium Public Toilets 's Gymnasium A beautifully landscaped garden 100 from tomorrow's bonds will provide these in full, and they will be as fast as human ingenuity will permit. CITY HALL In amongst the fine buildings that have just been completed, the hall planned to meet the $75.000 bond issue of 1921 would look like A WOODEN DOLLAR IN A CHUCK-HOLE More, in view of this sad possibility and because ANAHEIM deserves principal building fitting the need of the next generation, the plans were d and enlarged and we will either elect the $40,000 CITY HALL S tomorrow or face a much higher rate NOW to make the CITY completion possible. From California cities pride themselves on their public buildings, which innot only space for present necessity, but ample provision for the future. New city offices are planned to meet these inevitable emergencies. A GENERATION AHEAD Better can we do, than to vote these $40,000 Bonds tomorrow, and let generation for whom we are building, accept the burden, spread over 40 PAVING BONDS is known by its streets, as a man by the company he keeps. Our have been a matter of pride, as well to the resident, as to the stranger our gates. Intersections are paved at public cost, to help adjacent proowners bear their paving costs. Our Trustees face an imperative demand PAVING BONDS is known by its streets, as a man by the company he keeps. Our have been a matter of pride, as well to the resident, as to the stranger our gates. Intersections are paved at public cost, to help adjacent proowners bear their paving costs. Our Trustees face an imperative demand of 5,000 with which to do intersection paving and to repair Lincoln Five Points to the city limits. This road stands next to the State way, as the bearer of the heaviest traffic in Orange County. Its contains very bad, and it will be destroyed, if not repaired NOW. Thereat us vote the bonds NOW. We assured by the best Authorities available, that our present taxpayers will feel the burden of this $165,000 Bond Issue, spread over 40 years. Increase in our assessed valuation will be so distributed as to take care of added indebtedness. If you believe Anaheim is destined to grow as the future as in the past, you need VE NO HESITATION IN VOTING YES ON ALL THREE PROPOSITIONS. ANAHEIM CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ANAHEIM EBELL CLUB ANAHEIM KIWANIS CLUB ANAHEIM LIONS' CLUB ANAHEIM ROTARY CLUB ANAHEIM RETAIL MERCHANTS' PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION ANAHEIM BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL WOMEN'S CLUB (The above named organizations officially endorse these bonds)