oc-plain-dealer 1923-04-23

Monday, April 23. 1923 THE ORANGE HE'S HE BROOK The Man Who Foretold the At the UNITED THE Starting To UNITED THE Starting To Ask Brookhart -He knows The WONDER OF THE 20TH CENTURY BAE PIERRE BROOKHART The GREAT FRENCH-INDIAN MENTALIST HE TELLS TONIGHT WHY HE BELIEVES THERE WORLD'S WAR IN 1930! 13 HE TELLS ALL ABOUT THIS MYSTIC FIGURE! 13 HE TELLS ALL ABOUT THIS MYSTIC FIGURE! No Increase in Prices! IN ADDITION TO OUR USUAL GOOD PROGRAMS TOM MOORE AND EDITH ROBERTS IN STAN LAUREL IN "THE HANDY MAN" You'll Like This WOULD PRODUCE RUBBER IN U.S.A. I. N. S. Staff Correspondent WASHINGTON, April 22.—Plans were complete today by the depts of agriculture and commerce for their investigation of the rubber industry to determine if the United States can produce the rubber that it independently of the rest of the world. Investigation will get underway in a few weeks in California, Philippine Islands and Latin America with the laboratory rubber probe, the department is planning to conduct. POPULATION GROWING Mr. and Mrs. V. M. Chesbro are parents of a 91-2 pound baby, born Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Kilburn, Anaheim, announce the birth of a daughter, weight, 71-2 pounds, at the Retreat, and a 93-4 pound boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Planting Monday afternoon. The Sphinx may not talk now, but the flatness of her nose would indicate that she once talked too much. Modern construction is safe enough if you will get the plaster on before taking down the outside seaffolding. Import specimens of most of the well-known rubber plants in the world, to California for exhaustive study. The Chinese rubber plant and another producer known as Guayule already grow on American soil. Assembly Resume (SACRAMENTO, Apr.) budget battle was resumed semably today and admitsponents maintained the voting increased approvals teachers colleges in the propriation bill above allowed in the governorship. The roll call in box showed 40 for the increase against changing the budget. The roll call on the Wments was practically last Thursday night assembly was deadlocked on the budget issue. THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA HERE! BOOKHART told the Great War the THEATRE CALIFORN Theatre Marion D In H “A Suppo Barnes Ca Marion Daries in the Paramount Picture "Adam and Eva" A Cosmopolitan Production LAST TIMES TON THEATRE Tonight HE'LL ANSWER ANYTHING UNDER THE SUN! HE'LL ASTOUND—PUZZLE—PLEASE AND AMUSE YOU! IF YOU'RE IN LOVE—WORRIED—SICK—BROKE— Ask Brookhart IEVES THERE WILL BE ANOTHER AR IN 1930! The Scoop of The Season! 10 Weeks in Los Angeles—2 Weeks in Long Beach The Scoop of The Season! 10 Weeks in Los Angeles— 2 Weeks in Long Beach 7 Weeks in San Francisco DOD PROGRAM H ROBERTS IN “PAWNED” HANDY MAN” This Show Assembly Resumes Budget Battle (By International News Service) SACRAMENTO, April 23.—The budget battle was resumed in the assembly today and administration opponents maintained their ranks in voting increased appropriations for teachers colleges in the general appropriation bill above the amounts allowed in the governor's budget. The roll call in both instances showed 40 for the increased and 39 against changing the budget. The roll call on the Wright amendments was practically the same as last Thursday night when the assembly was deadlocked for six hours on the budget issue. SALT LAKE TAKES STICKWORK LEAD (By International News Service) SAN FRANCISCO, April 23.—Salt Lake moved into Pacific coast League batting leadership last week with a team average of .326—one fourth ahead of San Francisco. Eldson of San Francisco led the individual batting average with a percentage of .468 for 16 games. Leslie of Salt Lake is giving him a close chace for honors with .458 for 16 games. Wilhoft in 12 games batted .444 and Peters in 14 games .440. Both are with Salt Lake. Valla, another Seal, in 16 games bated .421. Other leaders in the first fifteen who have played ten or more games are: Sacramento led in fielding last week with a percentage of .969. HEADS CUT OFF FOR “LOBBYING” (By International News Service) SACRAMENTO, April 23.—State officials will be "docked" a day's pay for every day they are "caught" lobbying about the capitol, according to a new edict issued today by Governor Richardson. Attorney Graupner of the industrial accident commission, has already been called home; and Paul Scharrenberg has been removed as a commissioner of immigration and housing for their activities against the economy program. Governor Richardson said: "I am determined to do my part in helping the legislature to free itself of objectionable lobbyists of all kinds. State employees must attend to their duties and refrain from influencing the legislature unless called upon for service. If these employees can spend day after day in lobbying, then they are not needed in the state service and can be cut from the payroll." Read Plain Dealer Classified for Reentry Bargains. CALIFORNIA re Anaheim Coming Tomorrow Arion Davies In Her Brand New Super-Drama “ADAM AND EVE” Supported by T. Roy Barnes and an exceptional Cast of Players Also Also Another Funny Cat Cartoon “Felix Lends A Hand” With the World's Noted Comedy Cat FELIX Also Also A Dandy “Topics” MARGUERITE EVES AT THE WURLITZER NO RAISE IN PRICES! ST TIMES TONIGHT Coming Thursday Supported by T. Roy Barnes and an exceptional Cast of Players NO RAISE IN PRICES! ST TIMES TONIGHT The Murray HER JAZZ PICTURE "BZZMANIA" A KNOCKOUT! Coming Thursday N. V. A. Vaudeville Road Show 5—Big Acts—5 Orpheum Topliners by Ye Colonial Shoppe 214 East Center St. g Alice Louise Shrode to Be Heard at Chautauqua on the Second Day. FRUIT SHIPMENTS RECORD IN MARCH Shipments of oranges in March from So. Calif., were the largest with one exception of any March on record, according to figures of the California Fruit Growers Exchange. They amounted to 6,071 cars against 5,863 in March, 1917, the record. Shipments from the northern citrus belt of the State amounted to only 51 cars, smaller than usual. Florida shipped 3,117 cars of oranges the largest in its history, and 3,028 cars of grapefruit, also a record. Porto Rico shipped 286 cars of oranges and grapefruit or a total of 12,563. The total of 12,563 cars from all three producing sections, including Porto Rico, were shipped. From sept. 1 last to March 31, 17,422 cars were shipped from the southern belt of California, the record except for 1917, when 18,170 cars were shipped; from the northern belt 5,052, the best showing yet; from Florida—oranges, 20,904 and grapefruit, 13,510, both records; from Porto Rico, 2,469 of oranges and grapefruit combined. The grand total of shipments was 69,357. ARKS the program for the second day of Chautaumade is one of the best juvenile entertainers in this virilish and natural, she has also the technique of a With whistling, singing, dancing and impersonations heart of every audience. Ellison-White have wanted, introduce her to their western audiences, but her popuengers has made this impossible till now. ORGANIZE ARTESIA C. OF C. A meeting for the organization of a Chamber of Commerce is to be held tonight at Artesia, it is announced and plans are being made to incorporate under the laws of California. G. A. Raymer, secretary of the Fullerton Chamber of Commerce, who is to speak on C. of C. activity, al program. CABINET TO RALLY TO COURT'S SUPPORT I. N. S. Staff Correspondent WASHINGTON, April 23.—The policy of silence which President Harding and Chief cabinet sides have observed in the face of savage Republican attacks on the world court proposal will be abandoned this week and the administration will reply to its critics. The president will deliver, tomorrow his first formal address in many weeks. It will be made before a convention of Newspaper publishers in New York. The speeches of both the president and the secretary of state will be directed principally to members of their own party who have not hesitated to condemn in vigorous fashion the Harding-Hughes internationwho is to speak on C. of C. activity, al program. Closed Car Comforts for $100 to $500 Why not get all the joy and comfort out of your drive? If you will come in and look over our different styles of California enclosures we will explain how you can have all the comforts of a Sedan in your open car, at a price and on terms to suit. Eddy's Auto Paint and Top Shop 135 So. Lemon Street