oc-plain-dealer 1923-06-15

NO NATION SAFE FROM AIR ATTACKS By DAVID M. CHURCH LONDON, June 15.—The next war may see civilization in dust and smoke, according to opinion expressed today by H. G. Welts, famous English novelist, philosopher and historian. Wells declared it was useless for England to defend herself against air raids by building up a tremendous air flee. No hatton, he said can successfully defend itself from air attacks. "All we can do is to retaliate and wipe out our enemies if possible," said Wells. "In the war of the future one bomb will wipe out the inhabitants of a small town and a rain of bombs will destroy every living thing in a large city. When that stage is reached, the profession of arms will be reduced to absurdity. No one, either combatants, or non-combatants, will survive. For all we can tell, civilization may end in smoke and dust. Well is noted for having foretold the use of poison gas in war. Nearly 25 years ago he forecast this method of fighting in his book, 'The War of the Worlds.'" ARREST WOMAN FOR DEADLY ASSAULT The first arrest occurred today from the results of the mixup on East Santa Ana-st. a few nights ago in which Pete Ybarra was painfully injured. Coca Gathas, the woman in the case, was picked up this morning by Ed Marion, constable, on the charge of assault with a deadly weapon. She is said to have drawn the knife on Ybarra which ensued in the fighting scrape in which three men are said to have been involved. Charles Derigo, charged with reckless driving, appeared before Judge Brown today, and entered a plea of not guilty, and demanded a jury trial. MARTIN BOMBING PLANE CARRIES OF COTTON FROM PLANTATION Martin bomber and cotton. Two small bales compartmented by spool-making flight was that made by army file Martin bomber, loaded with two bales of cotton, from the Wasmutta mills at New Bedford, Conn. The bales but especially compressed to fit in the plane. STUDENT OFFICERS POEMS THAT LIVE LEGISLATURE CLEAR D STUDENT OFFICERS INSTALLED TODAY The Fullerton high school student body officers for the coming year were installed this morning at the last assembly of the high school for this year. Officers installed were: Ed Kroeger, president; Hugh Edwards, vice president; Theron Wilson, treasurer; Charlotte Montagus, secretary; Lillian Trowbridge, forensic manager; Arthur Hardison, boys' athletic manager; Iona Bielefeldt, girls' athletic manager. The two influences that tend always to reduce mankind to a common level are communism and straw hats. SEE THIS TAG on Every Orange Cement Pipe Lines Nick Hile Ph. 893-W Anaheim BACK TO THE CHURCH MOVEMENT IS IT SCRIPTURAL? You are cordially invited to hear JAMES CULLEN WATT of Toronto, Canada, (a profound bible scholar and authority on world events) answer the above question and show what the bible teaches in regards to a christian's duties. 3rd Floor I. O. O. F. Bldg. 133 W. Center St. SUNDAY, JUNE 17TH, 7:30 p.m. ALL WELCOME NO COLLECTIONS Auspices of International Bible Students Association LOW FARES FOUR ROUTES EAST Through, fast service every day to Chicago, Kansas City, St. Louis, St. Paul, Minneapolis, New Orleans, with direct connection for New York and other eastern cities. —Back East round trip excursions daily until September 15. Stop-over privilege in each direction. Go one way, come back another if you wish. —Round trip fares every day to Pacific Coast resorts at notable reductions. Go somewhere this summer via Southern Pacific Lines G. D. Maltby, Agt. Tel. 123 PLANE CARRIES BALES FROM PLANTATION TO MILL MARKETS TODAY'S QUOTATIONS BY International News Service NEW YORK, June 15—The stock market closed irregularly today, Atchison touched a new high at 104 5-8, a gain of over two points. Erie first preferred advanced 1 1-2 points to 21 and the common a point to 138. Steel Common, after touching a new low at 93 3-4, rose to 94 3-4. Government bonds unchanged; railway and other bonds steady. Stock sales 788,000 shares; bonds $12,000,600. CHICAGO, June 15—(INS)—More rain in the southwest and continued reports of deteriorations in Kansas combined to boost prices on the grain market today. The close was strong. Strength in wheat was carried to operations in corn and oats. Wheat closed at 7-8 to 1 cent higher. Cern finished 1-2 to 1 cent up. Oats was 1-8 to 1-4 cent higher. Provisions also were stronger, but price changes small. LOS ANGELES, June 15—Oranges: Locals, special brands valencias 375 @ 450. Lemons: Special brands 650 @ 700; choice 550 @ 600; market pack 300 @ 275. Grapefruit: Special brands 325 @ 375; market pack 250 @ 300. NEW YORK, June 15—Fifteen cars valencias, one car navels, one car sweets and two mixed cars sold. Market lower on valencias. Valencia averages ranged from 300 to 680; navels 415 to 550. Philadelphia: unchanged Valencia's; oranges $2.80 to $4.25. New York: sharp decline Valencia's; oranges $4.90 to $6.50. San Francisco ..... $28,500,000 Portland ..... b., 788,320 Seattle ..... b., 250,457 WOMEN LEADERS SAY IMMORALITY SWEEPS GERMANY Above, Frau Hedwig Dransfeld, ar. Frau Helen Weber. Frauen Hedwig Dransteld and Helen Weber, German "Catholic Party" leaders in the U.S. for LEGISLATURE TO CLEAR DRY MIXUP WASHINGTON, June 15—Legislative action to remove the Volstead law as a subject of diplomatic warfare between the United States and European nations will be taken by the next congress, it was declared today by spokesmen for both major parties. The state's department peace proposal of giving concessions to foreign nations on the ship liquor ban in return for a new extended 12 mile "search and seizure" zone, it was declared, would be approved quickly by the senate if written into a treaty. Party leaders also declared in favor of an independent action to remove the whole prohibition question from internal affairs. Democrat support was forecast by Senator Overman, dry, Dem., of N.C., ranking minority member on the senate judiciary committee. NEW YORK, June 15—Fifteen cars valencias, one car navels, one car sweets and two mixed cars sold. Market lower on valencias. Valencia averages ranged from 300 to 680; navels 415 to 550. Philadelphia: unchanged Valencia's; oranges $2.80 to $4.25. New York: sharp decline Valencia's; oranges $4.90 to $6.50. San Francisco ... $28,500,000 Portland ... $7,863,320 Seattle ... $6,350,457 Oakland ... $2,630,100 Long Beach ... $1,274,723 Los Angeles ... $22,571,612 LOS ANGELES, June 15—Butter 49. Eggs: Extras 29 1-2; case count 28; pulllets 25 1-2. Poultry: Hens 22; broilers 24 P 30; fryers 30. LOS ANGELES, June 15—Potatoes: Idaho Russets 200 @ 225; Oregon Burbanks 185 @ 215; new stock, locals, nearly 90 @ 110 per lug. AT THE HOTEL PLEASANT J. L. Curry, and W. Adams, Los Angeles; H. B. Reftmeyer, and R. M. Freeman, Berkeley; J. R. Hoyle, El Paso, W. A. Sewell, Pasadena; George Howard, San Diego; C. M. Shook, Santa Barbara, and Carl Lawson, Riverside. Starbuck's Rede. See classified ad. BREA NEWS BREA, June 15. (Spl.)—Dr. and Mrs. Richmond from Long Beach were visitors at the home of Mrs. Nicklet on West Cedar-st. Sunday. There were eighteen additions to the La Grand meeting in Brea, 18 took their stand for Christ along with the rest. No services Monday night, but Tuesday evening will be worth your while. Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Taylor on S. Walnut-st. spent the week-end with the later's brother, Mr. Spring and wife in Los Angeles. Mrs. Hollyway of Yorba Linda was a Brea visitor Monday. Mr. Jack Golden and wife are enjoying a 1923 Chevrolet these days. Miss Ursula Keen of West Coast Lease was a Brea visitor Wednesday evening at Miss Ella Turner's home. Mr. Walter Muzzall of Anaheim was a Brea visitor Wednesday. Mrs. Pollard from Hermosa Beach was to see Mrs. C. S. Taylor and family Tuesday forenoon. Mr. Henson and Rev. Utter of Bellflower were in attendance at the Le Grahd and Howe meeting Tuesday evening. Mrs. E. L. Olmstead on S. Walnut-st., gave a matinee party Thursday afternoon at the California Theater, Anaheim, in honor of her little son Gerald's 7th birthday. After the matinee they returned to the home of Mrs. Olmstead and enjoyed a dainty luncheon. Table decorations were in pink and white. White cake with little pink roses holding seven pink and white candies. The guests were Howard Phelps, George Henniigan, Bobby Reed, Rex Huddlestor, Bobby Salveson, Joanie Yost, Edward Olmstead and the little host Gerald Olmstead. Games and music was enjoyed and all left for home wishing Gerald many more happy birthdays. Mr. Dan Kearns motored over to Garden Grove Wednesday to see his mother, Grandma Kearns who is ill. Several Brea people were Santa Ana visitors Wednesday afternoon. Boyd Smith, A. V. Sullian, Lawrence Casner and others. Mile, Jung Clemenceau. "RUTH" Will Be Given Sunday Night, June 17th, 7:30 o'clock AT THE METHODIST WHITE TEMPLE Broadway and Philadelphia Anaheim, Calif. —By the United Choirs of the Methodist church in Fullerton and the White Temple assisted by an orchestra. —11 a.m.—DR. GEISSINGER will speak upon: The forgiveness of Sins." —Dr. H. H. Young will sing a solo and the Choir an Anthem at the morning service. Fred H. Schneider's MARKET In Daley's Store 116 E. Center Street OUR OFFERINGS AT ALL TIMES ARE AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES, CONSISTENT WITH THE QUALITY. WE HAE AT ALL TIMES THE —BEST OF FANCY STEER, BABY LAMBS MILK FED VEAL AND YOUNG PIG PORK —Fresh Dressed Poultry, Rabbits and Fresh Fish. Pound Swift Premium Hams, ½ or whole . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31c Beef Roasts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 1-2c Beef Rolls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 1-2c Hamburger, 2 lbs. for ..... 25c Leg of Pork, ½ or Whole, per lb. ..... 23c Shoulder Pork Roast ..... 12 1-2c Spare Ribs ..... 12 1-2c Pure Pork Sausage ..... 15c Smoked Picnics ..... 16c FRED H. SCHNEIDER, Prop. Plain Dealer Want Ads Will Bring Results Pure Pork Sausage ...15c Smoked Picnics ...16c FRED H. SCHNEIDER, Prop. Plain Dealer Want Ads Will Bring Results Daleys SATURDAY SPECIAL CERTO (Surejell) ...33c Why Can Fruit When You Can Buy at These Low Prices. APRICOTS, 2 1-2s 2 cans ...35c No. 10 PIE APRICOTS, each ...40c PEACHES, Real Syrup, Standard, 2 cans 25c No. 10 PIE PEACHES, each ...35c Daleys sell and recommend these nationally advertised goods. SALT Diamond Crystal SHAKER ...10c GOLD DUST, large ...27c SANIFLUSH ...22c MAZOLA, pts. 30c; qts. 54c; 1-2 gal. ...$1.00 HEINZ Quality PRODUCTS LIBBY'S FRUIT, VEGETABLES, SALMON BALL MASON JARS, pts. 76c; qts. ...92c JAR RUBBERS, Red or Gray ...5c Parowax ...10c SOAP, White King, 10 bars ...44c Daleys ROCK BOTTOM STORES Two Stores in Anaheim 116 E. Center Street Phone 405 239 W. Center Street Phone 753 Placentia Buena Park Yorba Linda Daleys ROCK BOTTOM STORES Two Stores in Anaheim 116 E. Center Street Phone 405 239 W. Center Street Phone 753 Placentia Buena Park Yorba Linda Anaheim Help Yourself Store E. E. MANSPEAKER A Home Store Creamery Butter, and guaranteed .51c House Cleaner, 4 for .25c Alpine, Bordens Milk s .10c s .5c the wonderful water 2 for .15c Kerr Mason Fruit Jars 1 doz Quarts .97c 1 doz. Pints .83c Extra special, buy while you can save money. Vegetables — Fruits — Meats Extra low margin on everything in this class. Anaheim Help Yourself Store 49 F. Center WE DELIVER Phone 297 MASONIC BLDG.