oc-plain-dealer 1923-03-30

UNITED Theatre Anaheim STARTING TONIGHT Sinclair Lewis author of 'Babbitt' and 'Main Street' wrote for 2 days "Ghost Patrol" UNIVERSAL PICTURE Carl Laemmle PAL PILGRAPES CHARGE CAU Is it the which Princeton to legal task minors that Plummer reton Union Hill that this is the chief cause was made thoroughly for which the plummer Plummer he knew he stores of P and obtained on evidence took was the stores, and bitter. Another Plummer is ling the dis Even Plummer even though to spend the wasting it. County S R. P. Mitchell garding the astic stand there was t The figures those of the an dare ent trouble is t enough star The Fullerton Mitchell, m of its works University schools might people much er. One sch three and an ly the Fuller on such a ba ly for one go The fair would be to standing off to college at attended in from other Direct from GRAUMAN'S Million Dollar Theatre Los Angeles ALSO Lewis Sargent The Funny Messenger Boy in "SHUDS" and BRAY ROMANCE CARTOON "The SKYSPLITTER" UNIVERSAL PICTURE Carl Laemmle RALPH GRAVES BESSIE LOVE GEO. NICHOLS MAX DAVIDSON and a sturdy outfit that beats Nat Ross SELLING OUT Our used cars at unheardof prices. We would like to have you come in and look these cars over, try them yourself, and be convinced that they are as we represent them. 1918 Hudson Speedster $850 1917 Hudson Touring $425 1916 Buick Touring $235 1919 Ford Touring $75 Townsend & Medbery 226 So. Los Angeles St. Phone 735 Plain Dealer Want Ads Will Bring Results Victor Records Victor Records for Easter Here are choice selections that should be in every home: For All Eternity Ericio de Gogorza 64038 A Perfect Day (Jacobe-Bond) Evan Williams 64038 Bird of the Wilderness (Horsman) Alma Gluck 64031 The Lord is My Light John McCoemack 64037 O Salutaria (Jean Luce) Marcel Journet 74472 Agnus Del—Lamh of God Enrico Caruso 89419 Before the Crucifix Schumann-Heil 88548 Holy City Geraldine Farar 88559 Lost Chord (Sullivan) Gluck-Zimbabwe 88573 Ave Maria (Bach-Gounod) Melba-Kubelik 89073 The Palms (Faure) Reinald Wertenzahl 89075 The Lost Cheed Reinald Wertenzahl 89075 Messiah—He Shall Feed His Flock Elie Baker 45344 Messiah—Come Unto Me Lucy Marsch 45344 Messiah—I Know That My Redeemer Liveth Lucy Marsch 55033 Oh, for the Wings of a Dove Lucy Marsch 55033 Hailelujah Chorus—"Messiah" Pryor's Band 35684 Heaven's Are Telling—"Creation" Conway's Band 35684 Beautiful Isle of Somewhere Harold Jarvis 16008 Christ Arose Hayden Quartet 16008 We'll be glad to play any of them for you. Just drop in and ask for your favorites, or any of the Weber Music Co. The Victrola Shop 206 W. Center St. Anaheim CHARGE CRUSADE CAUSE OF ATTACK Is it the reore or more stories which Principal L. E. Plummer brot to legal task for selling cigarettes to minors that are fighting to have Plummer removed from the Pullerton Union High School? The charge that this is the real cause, or at least the chief cause of the attack on Plummer was made today by a man who is thoroughly familiar with the crusade which the principal conducted. Plummer sent two "Y" boys whom he knew he could trust around to the stores of Fullerton, Placentia etc. and obtained 29 or more convictions on evidence they obtained. The attack was the second made on the stores, and they are known to be bitter. Another charge brought against Plummer is that he has been spending the district's money too freely. Even Plummer's friends admit that even though the money was available to spend that would be no excuse for wanting it. County Superintendent of Schools R. P. Mitchell, when asked today regarding the charges of the low scholastic standing of the school, said there was absolutely nothing in it. The figures brought forward were those of the University of California an dare entirely reliable. The only trouble is that it is a case of not enough statistics to tell the truth. The Pullerton school one year, said Mitchell, might happen to send five of its worst students of the State University, whereas the other high schools might chance to send young people much more studious or brighter. One school moreover might send three and another thirteen. Naturally the Pullerton school or any other, on such a basis, might show up poorly for one year or even two or three. The fair test to use said Mitchell, would be to compare the scholastic standing of all the students who went to college at all the institutions they attended in common with students from other county high schools. French Seize Cars Loaded With Beer (By International News Service) DORTMUND, Mar. 30.—French troops today occupied the railway stations at Luettringhausen, Hoerde and Aplerbeck, seizing 150 railway cars, part of which were laden with beer. F. SHELDON ESTATE VALUED AT $50,440 Frank W. Sholdon left a net estate of $50,000, according to the final account and petition for distribution filed today. The principal item is 14.39 acres and 12 shares of stock in the Romneya Drive Mutual water company valued at $25,-000. Other items are Lot, 390x220, on the former Miles Rancho, $9,000; more than $4,000 cash in the Farmers' and Merchants National Bank and more than $8,000 in the First National. Mary A. Little left a net estate of $2216, according to an order announcing the final accounting. Charles A. Boege in orders filed today was named administrator of the estates of the late T. J. E. Boege and Olga A. Boege, of Anaheim. Calvin L. Dean's estate amounted to $13,193.47 after expenses according to the final account. Two shares of stock in the Anaheim Water Company and 10 acres out of 15 in the southeast quarter of the southwest quarter of Section 3, of Township 4 South and a lot 120 by $00 on Crone avenue, Anaheim, were the principal items of the estate. Fred Banks' net estate amounted to approximately $4,000, mostly a promissory note for that amount. DIFFERENT E. L. BOWEN Ernest L. Bowen, who was sentenced by J. C. Looney Browne mar- of its worst students of the State University, whereas the other high schools might chance to send young people much more studious or brighter. One school moreover might send three and another thirteen. Naturally the Fullerton school or any other, on such a basis, might show up poorly for one year or even two or three. The fair test to use said Mitchell, would be to compare the scholastic standing of all the students who went to college at all the institutions they attended in common with students from other county high schools. LEGISLATURE TO SEE FIRST LEAGUE GAME (By International News Service) SACRAMENTO, March 30.—Further argument on the Weller-Mitchell bill amending the direct primary law so as to restore strict party lines in state campaigns was postponed until next week by the bill's proponents in the assembly today. The assembly passed a number of uncontested bills. The senate devoted its session to a discussion of the proposed new state housing net by Senator Lester Burnett, its author. The bill has been the subject of some discussion in the senate and it was the provisions in the housing act of the last legislature that led to the campaign battle last fall. Both houses adjourned to meet Monday morning when short sessions will be held and adjourn to permit members to attend the funeral service of Assemblyman G. H. Douglas who died last Tuesday. The legislature will also adjourn next Tuesday afternoon to attend the opening Coast League baseball game. CAT OUT OF BAG; REPORT HIGH GIRLS Girls at the high school have always wondered why Coach Irene Jacques never ventured into the dep-water in the plunge. They found out. While the Anaheim mentor was chaperoning the senior girls at a party, some of them sneaked up behind her and gave her a tilt from which she fell into the deepest water. The champion swimmers helped her out. Fortunately she wore her bathing suit. Thus the question is covered as to why the beloved coach never goes into the deep water. After a swim, the girls hovered around a huge fireplace and roastedweenies toasted marshmallows and had a grand and glorious time that made the underclassmen as well as the senior boys extremely anxious. BREAD PRICE WILL CLIMB NEXT WEEK Anaheim bread, which has been costing 10, 11 or 12 cents, according to the particular bakery or brand FRANCE TO STUDY ANY GERMAN OFFER BY FRANK E. MASON International News Service Staff correspondent. PARIS, Mar. 30.—Premier Poincare sent a message to the chamber of deputies today stating that France will examine any offer made by Germany through the Allies for settlement of the Ruhr problem providing it is precise, serious and direct. Hereforefore France had maintained the position that any German proposals would have to be made direct from Berlin to Paris. Premier Poincare's announcement was received with applause. The chamber of deputies adjourned later until May 8, after voting the appropriations necessary to maintain the military forces in the Ruhr. Premier Poincare's message was carefully worded and was received just before adjournment for the Easter holidays. He said that the government had decided to allow the German people to make an offer to France through the Allies, on condition that they are "serious written propositions and not an attempt at mediation." POPE URGES FRENCH AND GERMAN AMINY (By International News Service) ROME, Mar. 30.—Pope Plus XIV is preparing to publish a letter urging France and Germany to sign an agreement not to undertake any aggression against each other, it was learned at the Vatican today. MUCH INTEREST IN FULLERTON VOTING Fullerton H. S. trustees election today is drawing a record vote. Up to nine votes were cast about 70 an hour. Polls were crowded with v... BREAD PRICE WILL CLIMB NEXT WEEK Anaheim bread, which has been costing 10, 11 or 12 cents, according to the particular bakery or brand will cost two cents more per leaf beginning Monday, it is announced. The prices of materials are blamed by the bakers. Fullerton bakers already have boosted prices, and adjoining counties are said to have had 12 cent bread since January 1. Prices in the cities further north are reported to be 12 and 13 cents. MUCH INTEREST IN FULLERTON VOTING Fullerton H. S. trustees election today is drawing a record vote. Up to now, votes were cast about 70 an hour. Polls were crowded with voters waiting their turn. The contest was between W. J. Travers and G. W. Pinch for the vacancy in the H. S. board. Travers has been a member for many years, while Pinch has been on grammar school board several years. Each side was predicting the defeat of the opposition by a large majority. 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Ritchey Directed by Paul Powell Theatre Flowers Furnished by Ye Colonial Shoppe 214 East Center Street C ELECTRIC RUNS INTO TRUCK INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE GELES, Mar. 30—Travelling heavy fog, a five car electric interurban train to a truck loaded with Anaheim Road early on was reduced to a mass and splintered wood and the electric car was caved in W. B. Thomas and driver of the truck es- PROVIDE FUNDS TO FINISH VICTORY HY. (By International News Service) SACRAMENTO, March 30. Financing of the Victory highway through Utah and Nevada to northern California over the Truckee River pass was provided following a meeting of blockers of the proposed route. California will pay approximately $100,000 to help complete the highway in Utah, gaps in Nevada, Gov. Friend W. Richardson and Gov. Chas. R. Mabey of Utah were present at the session. BRUNSWICK RECORDS FOR EASTER 5089 Christ Arose Come Thou Almighty King 5147 Easter Anthem Antioch L. 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