oc-plain-dealer 1923-07-13

Friday, July 13, 1923. P. O. RECEIPTS EQUAL LAST JUNE AVERAGE In spite of this being one of the dullest months of the entire year, postoffice receipts are running at a rate practically equal to the record average of the year ending June 30. Postmaster Harry Whitaker said today. Money orders during the six montha ended June 30, according to Whitaker, amounted to $119,214.60, compared with $95,655.27 in the corresponding period of last year. June receipts amounted to $18,792.87 and May, the heaviest month, to $21,-516.57. In June of last year only $15,-$23.19 was received and in May only $16,533.52. The date of the visit of the inspector, to investigate the delivery and collection branches of the business for the purpose of deciding whether three additional letter-carriers are warranted will not be announced in advance, and Whitaker doesnt know when it will be. CHEAPER CUTS RICH IN FOOD VALUE (By International News Service) CHICAGO, July 13.—The cheaper cuts of meat contain just as many calories and even more vitamins than the porterhouse steaks which the inexperienced housewife buys, R. C. Pollock, manager director of the National Live Stock and Meat Board declared here, following his announcement that the board had completed arrangements to hold meat cutting demonstrations before different women's organizations in every large city. "The forequarter cuts and the neglected cuts of the hindquarters, such as the rump, round and flank, are the cuts to buy if the housewife wishes to practice economy. By proper selection of the cheaper cuts, a 20 per cent saving can be effected in the average food budget," Mr. Pollock declared. COURT TIDINGS The late Lella A. Wester left an estate consisting of $11,000 cash and $592.50 personal effects, according to the decree of settlement and final NAVAL ACE PICKED TO COMMAND Z R-3 Capt. George W. Steele. Capt. George W. Steele, detail officer of the bureau of navigation in the navy department at Washington, has been chosen to command the navy dirigible. Z R.S., now being built by Germany as part payment of the war debt, on the flight to America this summer. WOMEN DISAGREE AS YOUTH AND AGE WED SYRACUSE, N. Y., July 13.—May and December romances: Yes, says Mrs. Marta Wittowaka Ballery, Syracuse prima donna, who before she retired from the operatic stage to wed was a favorite of the Chicago Grand Opera Company. No, contends Mrs. Blanche Weaver Baxter, docente of the Syracuse Museum of Fine Arts. Syracuse society circles are debating the May and December romance problem today as a result of a statement by Edna Fortescue, English writer, who holds that the increasing number of such alliances is due to "The forequarter cuts and the neglected cuts of the hindquarters, such as the rump, round and flank, are the cuts to buy if the housewife wishes to practice economy. By proper selection of the cheaper cuts, a 20 per cent saving can be effected in the average food budget." Mr. Pollock declared. COURT TIDINGS The late Lella A. Wester left an estate consisting of $11,000 cash and $592.50 personal effects, according to the decree of settlement and final distribution filed today. An order by default in favor of Neva Wickham against Leo Wickham was issued today by Superior Judge R. Y. Williams. An interlocutory decree of divorce was granted today to Vernon F. Mohn from Fannie Mohn in Superior Court. Santa Ana realty composes most of the estate, amounting to $23,222, of the late Henry E. W. Barnes of Santa Ana, according to the inventory and appraisement filed today. William B. J. Frank E. and Dorothy A. Shunk share equally in the estate of the late William Duce, who died intestate. Cash of $937.04 in the Buena Park branch of the Southern Counties Bank and a small amount of realty compose the property. THE BARBER'S LONGING A Hot Springs widow says the latest proposal she has received is from a Central avenue barber who says that after working hard all day, he longs to go home to a face that doesn't need anything done to it.—Arkansas Tom Cat. Starbuck's Reds. See classified ad. Stump Pulling Chopping Wood Power Saw —See— Seberiano Albarado Anaheim, Calif. Phone 315-W. SEED BEANS A. NELSON Buena Park Phone—Anaheim 762-J-3 —Fullerton 172-R-1 SYRACUSE, N.Y., July 13.—May and December romances: Yes, says Mrs. Marta Wittowaka Ballery, Syracuse prima donna, who before she retired from the operatic stage to wed was a favorite of the Chicago Grand Opera Company. No, contends Mrs. Blanch Weaver Baxter, docente of the Syracuse Museum of Fine Arts. Syracuse society circles are debating the May and December romance problem today as a result of a statement by Edna Fortescue, English writer, who holds that the increasing number of such alliances is due to the fact that modern man is using the fire and enthusiasm of youth to make a place for himself in the world, preferring to wait until later to select a wife. In this way men do not pick wives they will later tire of. It is argued, and attract young girls because of the respect the flapper has for the worldly man and because of the greater luxuries he can provide. Mrs. Baxter, leader of those who strongly disapprove of the union of a young girl with a much older man, declares: "The chances for domestic happiness are much less. I suppose I am old fashioned, but I often think that two young people, very nearly of an age, who are attracted to each other and marry, beginning life together, get the most out of the marriage relation." Teach the truth and cheat deception. Presto! 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The farmer-labor party, backing Magnus Johnson, a farmer, and the Republican party, backing Governor J. A. O. Preus. Senator Robert M. LaFollette of Wisconsin, has a flying squadron from his state in Minnesota cam-paigning for Johnson led by Phil. LaFollette, the senator's son and including Congressmen Voigt, Schneider and Beck and Lieut. Governor Cummings of Wisconsin. SANTA ANA PASTOR COMING HERE SUNDAY Dr. O. S. Russell, pzctor of the First Baptist church, of Santa Ana will occupy Calvary Baptist church pulpit both Sunday morning and evening. Rev. Gott, regular local pastor, is on vacation. Dr. Russell is a general favorite in his home town and the Calvary congregation is fortunate in securing him for the services. The man who was fined $2 for singing "On the Sidewalks of New York" should do his singing inside. NABS SUSPECT IN RAIN OF BULLETS OAKLAND, July 13—Fighting for his life against three men, beloved automobile bandits, whom he had arrested as suspects, Patrolman L. C. Smith, 917 Magnolia-st., dodged the bullets they pumped into the rear seat of the automobile in which he was riding, routed them when they attacked him and caught one man after a chase in which he fired several shots. DEAR OLE' LUNNON IN THROES OF SCANDAL LONDON, July 13—London today expectantly awaited the details of an interesting rum scandal. A syndicate which is said to include a number of well known men SAM SEELIG CO.'S ANAH 139 West Center St. 143 STORES NOW SAM SEELIG "Cash is King" CALIFORNIA'S LEADING GROUP Valencia Brand Products Wholesale and Retail ANAHEIM BEEF CO. MEAT PACKERS Direct from Producer to Consumer No Middleman's Profits Sunmaid Seeded or Seed ANAHEIM BEEF CO. MEAT PACKERS Direct from Producer to Consumer No Middleman's Profits New Peerless Market HARLEY WENTZ, Mgr. (In Sam Seelig's Public Market) We Will Have Some Very Attractive Meat Specials For Your Sunday Dinner Here Is Just a Sample of Them Finest Cuts of Prime Steer 22c1b. Round Steak MODERN FISH DEPT. IN CONNECTION Eastern Sugar Cured 14c1b. PICNIC HAMS Up-to-date Delicatessen Dept. Under Our Management Sugar Cured PICNIC HAMS ... 14C lb. Up-to-date Delicatessen Dept. Under Our Management A FULL LINE OF PICNIC NECESSITIES Saturday Specials All Bunch Vegetables, 3 ... 10c String Beans, 3 lbs... 25c Tomatoes, 2 lbs... 15c Strawberries, 2 boxes... 25c New Potatoes, 7 lbs... 25c Old Potatoes, 9 lbs... 25c Apricots, 7 lbs... 25c Korean Produce Market SAM SEELIG MARKET ... 139 W. Center St. Anaheim, Calif. DONUTS "Like Mother Used to Make" They Are Not Greasy BREAD 10c ACT IN OF BULLETS 13.—Fighting for men, believed whom he had artrolman L. C. sta-st, dodged the bid into the rear mobile in which he them when they caught one man which he fired servUNNON IN OF SCANDAL 14.—London today the details of an indal. is said to in- well known men and at least one former member of parliament, has made more than a half million dollars thru its smuggling operations, according to the Express. as a result some of those whose share did not seem to their large enough have made plans to bring suit. DISHWASHING NOT LOWLY ENDEAVOR BUCYRUS, Ohio, July 13.—That washing dishes is not a molycoddle job for boys, but is dignified and educational work, tending to streng-then character, is the view taken by Rev. S. W. Young, addressing a local audience. "It is important that the children should be taught to work," declared Rev. Young: "Every child of tender age, as soon as he arrives at an age when he can understand instruction, should be given some little tasks, so that he can be taught order and responsibility." INSURANCE Fire, Compensation, Burglary, Plate Glass, Public Liability, Sonds of all kinds. Automobile, Health and Accident. SEA FRANK TAUSCH Manager Insurance and Loan Dept. J. T. LYON REALTY CO. 111 N. Los Angeles St., Anaheim ANAHEIM MARKET CEELIG is King" READING GROCER 139 West Center St. SAM SEELIG "Cash is King" CALIFORNIA'S LEADING GROCER Seeded or Seedless Raisins, 2 pkg's...25c SAM SEELIG "Cash is Kind" CALIFORNIA'S LEADING GROCER Seeded or Seedless Raisins, 2 pkg's... 25c Wheat...10c Post Toasties...9c apioca...14c Jell Well...10c Oops Cocoa...23c lb. Summer Months It Is Important to Get Fresh Foods For Them Where They are Sold Before They Can Get Stale All Canning Supplied at Seelig Economy Prices Peas, 2 cans...25c Heart’s Delight Corn...10c Fed Beans...10c Eagle Brand Milk...19c Kippered Snacks 4 Cans 25c Selected Filets of Herring—Smoked Shrimps, 2 for...35c Camp Sardines T. S., 2 for...25c Beer Minced Clams...20c 3 for...25c Sani Flush...21c Soap...8c Parowax...10c Ser...5c Certo...33c P. Worchestershire, Small...30c Announcing New Ownership Ireland Bros. —have sold out, and from now it will be known as Lamb's Lunch COUNTER We will containue to Bake The Famous Gimme More Pies"