oc-plain-dealer 1923-03-16

Friday, March 16, 1923 THE ORA UNITED THEATRE - ANAHEIM STARTING TODAY with Colleen Moore "IT'S A SAD DAY I PUT FOOT ON THE OCEAN" Monya had waited weeks and weeks for him to send for her—then she came without notice. And the very first thing she heard was her sweetheart promising to meet another at the priest's. No it's not an eternal triangle—but everlasting fun—Rupert Hughes combining the laughs of his "Scratch My Back", with the heart tug of "The Old Nest." The punch of a shillalah, the sweetness of an Irish rose—and fun fresh from the "ould sod." Goldwyn presents Directed by Alfred E. Monya had waited weeks and weeks for him to send for her—then she came without notice. And the very first thing she heard was her sweetheart promising to meet another at the priest's e. No it's not an eternal triangle—but everlasting fun—Rupert Hughes combining the laughs of his "Scratch My Back", with the heart tug of "The Old Nest." The punch of a shillalah, the sweetness of an Irish rose—and fun fresh from the "ould sod." Goldwyn presents Directed by Alfred E. Greene Come On Over by Rupert Hughes A Goldwyn Picture ENJOY ST. PARTICK'S DAY By Seeing a Real Irish Picture TONIGHT Wm. Duncan in "When Danger Smiles" HICKEY FREEMAN CLOTHES The Right Suit The Right Suit for the Right Man! Spring Suits $40 Men were created equal but they have diversified likes and dislikes, especially in the Suits they wear. Our large stock of Spring Suits were made for likes and dislikes. The wide range of colors, fabrics and tailoring will meet every requirement. They are of the highest quality and are reasonably priced: Others $25 to $60 P.H.M. Closker CLOYHIER 219 W. Center St. Anaheim THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA CREATES NEW RECORD Melvin W. Veeder of Chicago a member of the Yale swimming team, who created a new inter-collegiate record for the 200 yard breast stroke event in the duel meet with the University of Pennsylvania team at Philadelphia on Saturday, Feb. 17. Veeder covered the distance in 3 min., one and 3-5 seconds bettering the previous record by a fifth of a second. LARGEST ELECTRIC SIGN IN COUNTY AT ANAHEIM NATIONAL The largest electric sign in Orange-co was flashed on for the first time last night over the Valencia Hotel-bldg. The sign reads, "Anaheim National Bank," in electric letters four feet high. CALIFORNIA Theatre THE PICTURE THAT ST Bebe D SUPPORTED BY LEWIS IN THE “The World A WILLIAM A STORY OF JAZ Ye Colonia LARGEST ELECTRIC SIGN IN COUNTY AT ANAHEIM NATIONAL The largest electric sign in Orange-co was flashed on for the first time last night over the Valencia Hotel-bldg. The sign reads, "Anaheim National Bank," in electric letters four feet high. The whole sign is 60 feet long. It faces the west and can be seen from as far as the Garden Grove-rd. Heavy steel supports, capable of withstanding a wind twice as strong as the usual "Santa Ana" are used. It was constructed by Wheeler Sign Shop of No. Los Angeles-at. The sign is only part of the large expansion program of the bank which includes installation of large vault, rearrangement of lobby, addition of fixtures, etc. ORANGE-CO. DAIRIES MAKE FINE RECORD With the completion of the February records of the Cowtesting Ass'n a new association year commences. The directors of the Dairy department urge all dairymen to take advantage of this work so that it can't be said that the Orange-co dairymen are not a progressive, wide-awake bunch. These receiving yearly records on their cows this past year have established an enviable record for themselves, something that all Orange-co can well be proud of, and it is by the establishing of such records that Orange-co will become famous for her dairy cows, and soon buyers will be looking to her for their foundation stock. The rules and regulations for cow-testing as established by the directors are so rigid that anyone purchasing a cow with a Dairy department cow-testing record are sure as to the integrity of it. These records are not obtained under any stimulus of cow competition or abnormal conditions. They are obtained under average dairy conditions so that one purchasing an individual with these records is reasonably sure of obtaining the same under average dairy conditions. Recently Professor W. M. Regan of the University Farm, Davis, and before that a breeder of considerable note in New Jersey, paid the county a visit. When explained the conditions under which cow-testing records were obtained in this county, he said that he would rather buy a cow here than where there was individual competition. That is one of the reasons why individual herd records are never published, excepting those at the top and they deserve a pat on their back, so that the real value of cow-testing will not be lost sight of and a little FILM ACTOR FACES IN BOOTLEG CASE LOS ANGELES, March 16.—Jack Pendock, motion picture star, and two beautiful young women were today reported to have been summoned to the offices of Prohibition Agent In Charge H., H. Dolley for questioning in connection with the arrest of two alleged bootleggers near the Pickford home several days ago. No explanation was made to the persons summoned by Dolley, it was said. They were expected to be questioned closely regarding the activities of alleged bootleggers. REFORESTATION OF CALIFORNIA REDWOOD SAN FRANCISCO, March 16.—In order that California redwood may be available for the generations to come the California Redwood association has announced a program of reforestation designed to reforest the thousands of acres of redwood forest land laid bare by the lumberman's axe. Over 2,000,000 young redwood trees are being grown in the nurseries of Humboldt and Mendocino counties. These will be reset in the deforested areas between Monterey county and the Oregon line. $15,000 LOOT TAKEN Recently Professor W. M. Began of the University Farm, Davis, and before that a breeder of considerable note in New Jersey, paid the county a visit. When explained the conditions under which cowtesting records were obtained in this county, he said that he would rather buy a cow here than where there was individual competition. That is one of the reasons why individual herd records are never published, excepting those at the top and they deserve a pat on their back so that the real value of cowtesting will not be lost sight of and a little self-glory the predominating factor. It is the object of the director of the Dairy department to carry on this work to the greatest ultimate benefit to all participating. The charge of $2.50 per cow per year with $1.00 down with the first test and 50 cents each quarter is small compared with the value of a complete year's record of the individual. By these records one knows which are the high producing cows and can feed accordingly, thus feeding where it will return the most net profit and culling out the "pets" as far as production and profit is concerned. Dairying is a business and we can see every day dairymen goling broke because they refuse to regard it as such, refusing to apply the soundest of business principles to their work—that of keeping records. The day is past when one can get ahead in a haphazard fashion. February report of the Cowtesting Ass'n: Number of cows tested for the month, 826; average pounds of milk per cow, 779; average pounds of fat per cow, 53.5; number of cows producing 40 pounds fat or more per month 201; number of cows producing 50 pounds fat or more per month 85. PLAIN Dealer Want Ads Get Results GLYCEROLE LOBELIA Cures Coughs Quickly. No Opitates Absolutely safe for infants, children and adults. 50c and $1 bottle. Recommended and sold by Ads for list of JOYNER REMEDIES Heying's Pharmacy LOS ANGELES, March 16.—Jack Pendrick, motion picture star, and two beautiful young women were today reported to have been summoned to the offices of Prohibition Agent in Charge H. H. Dolley for questioning in connection with the arrest of two alleged bootleggers near the Pickford home several days ago. No explanation was made to the persons summoned by Dolley, it was said. They were expected to be questioned closely regarding the activities of alleged bootleggers. In spite of the fact that the witnesses were not expected to have the aid of attorneys in the interview with prohibition or claims, it was said that Pickford would not hostile to appear at the "quiz." ZUNIGA AND ARMENTA BEFORE COX TODAY Frank Zuniga and Mike Armenta were scheduled to be brought again before Justice J. B. Cox this afternoon on the charge of burglary on Feb. 22. The two are accused of having taken two bags of walnuts from a warehouse on the Santa Fe tracks, Santa Ana. Leonard Evans is their attorney. The two were in court this morning, but their trial was delayed. ACCUSED SLAYER OF CHILD MOVED TACOMA, March 16.—Fear of mob violence caused authorities to move Ed Whitfield, accused slayer of 11-year-old Anna Nosako, from the jail at Vancouver, Wash., to the Pierce county jail here, it was learned today. Angered residents at Vancouver and Battleground, where the crime was committed, repeatedly vowed to seize Whitfield if the opportunity was found. COMMITTEE OPPOSED TO WORLD COURT PLAN WASHINGTON, March 16.—The foreign relations committee in the next senate will be composed of a majority of legislators who are avowedly opposed to President Harding's world court plan or President Wilson's League of Nations plan, it was predicted today. $15,000 LOOT TAKEN BY BANK HOLDUPS ST. LOUIS, Mo., March 16.—Fifteen thousand dollars was taken from the state bank of Wellston, a embury, in a daring holdup time, according to a report to police. First reports said that three bandits figured in the robbery. Short and Snappy Some owls feed on fishes. Giraffes are attracted by red. Japan is the greatest exporter of silk. Indian has 220,000,000 Hindus. Bluebirds are often seen in this country as early as February. Bluebottle flies hibernate in winter and appear early in the spring. Henry Hudson, in 1610, traveled within 500 miles of the North Pole. Ventilating fans run by kerosene lamps, are being marketed. Every ton of steel produced requires consumption of two tons of coal. Nearly 650,000,000 feet of motion picture film was made last year. Pusay willows sometimes grow to 20 feet in height. Bluefields, Nicarague, is a shipping center for bananas to this country. Schools for the blind were unknown in this country before 1850. Bricks were used by Babylonians and Egyptians over 4,000 years ago. Oven were known in the lower Pilocone era. Origin of Puns in Boots, the nursery tale, is believed to have been Buddhistic. Joos-sticks are made of putchock, a plant of the Himalayan. Read Plain Dealer Classified for Realty Bargains. CALIFORNIA Starts Today A Positive Sensation URE THAT STARTLED L. 'A'. Daniels UPPORTED BY THAT STERLING STAR LEWIS STONE IN THE SMASHING PICTURE The World's Applau' A WILLIAM DE MILLE MASTERPIECE STORY OF JAZZ FAME AND FORTUNE Colonial Shoppes 214 East Center A WILLIAM DE MILLE MASTERPIECE HISTORY OF JAZZ FAME AND FORTUNE Colonial Shoppe 214 East Center Street TER SPORT with a new thrill. He has built what is known e framie, a motor-wheel and a pair of steel runners, and provides many a thrills especially when a first introduced his new machine on the ice at POLICE HUNT WIFE OF WELL KNOWN M.D. LOS ANGELES, March 16.—Charged with grand larceny as a result of her alleged appropriation of expensive gowns and dress goods, Mrs. Genevieve Paddleford, wife of Dr. G. E. Paddleford and internationally prominent, was sought today by police detectives who confidently expected to apprehend her within a few hours. The arrest of Mrs. Paddleford, who was sued for divorce by her husband and was reported at one time to have been held in jail in Switzerland SANTA ANA GRABS JUNIOR HI SCHOOL The Newport Beach C. of C. is consulting with attorneys regarding the advisability of bringing an injunction suit against the Santa Ana board of education to prevent it from expending in Santa Ana the $250,000 for a junior high school for the six grammar school districts which voted the money—Newport Beach, Harper-Fairview, Costa Mesa, Paularino, Diamond, Delhi and Greenville. Costa Mesa, at a recent mass meeting, voiced strong opposition to seventh and eighth grade pupils of the six outlying districts being compelled to join the junior high school in Santa Ana. Cal. Fruit Supply Co. Re-Elects Directors Last year's board of directors were re-elected yesterday at the annual meeting in Los Angeles of the stockholders of the Fruit Growers Supply Co. It was an interesting meeting, the annual report showing that while stockholders have paid in $4,250,000 they have received in dividends and refunds, $4,752,341.17 and have property now north, after deducting liabilities of $7,000,000. This in addition to providing shook and other supplies for the packing enterprises at minimum cost. The supply company started in a small way 15 years ago. In 1911 a large sawmill was purchased at Hill and in 1919 was started the erection of the most up-to-date plant on the coast at Lassen. The latter plant got into large production in 1922. SUMMER TRAINING PLANS PROJECTED WASHINGTON, March 16.—Summer training plans for civilians national guardsmen and all semi-military organizations were being laid today by the war department. LOS ANGELES, March 16.—Charged with grand larceny as a result of her alleged appropriation of expensive gowns and dress goods, Mrs. Genevieve Paddleford, wife of Dr. G. E. Paddleford and internationally prominent, was sought today by police detectives who confidently expected to apprehend her within a few hours. The arrest of Mrs. Paddleford, who was sued for divorce by her husband and was reported at one time to have been held in jail in Switzerland was ordered after a complaint had been issued by Deputy District Attorney Thomas McClelland at the request of Esther Dalsha of 6550 Hollywood boulevard. Plain Dealer Want Ads Get Results Baseball Santa Monica Merchants Vers Anaheim Merchants (Winners of the Double A League) SUNDAY, MARCH 18 At 2:30 o'Clock P. M. Anaheim High School Field