oc-plain-dealer 1923-07-13

WANT ORANGE CO. TO RAISE THIRD OF FUND There is no doubt that Riverside and San Bernardino counties' boards of supervisors will vote $5000 each toward the $15,000 fund which it is proposed that the three counties raise for water spreading the coming season, according to J. J. Dwyer, member of the Tri-County Reforestation Committee and one of the leading water conservationists of the county. Petition to Orange Co.'s board for the appropriation already has been made. Dwyer pointed out that the two southern counties would benefit even more than Orange by the water spreading. The successive subterranean basins first of San Bernardino, and then of Riverside and Orange county are filled in turn as the flood waters seep thru the upper strata of soil. Reports of private ranchers continue to show that, in spite of the smaller rainfall, the level of wells still is above that of a year ago. While the city wells do not make quite as good a showing. It is pointed out that the demands on the part of consumers are much larger because of increased population. DIVORCE ACTION Suit for divorce was filed today by Jean D. Bernard against Emma H. Bernard, alleging desertion. The couple was married at Santa Ana on or about Sept. 17, 1910 and separated Oct. 18, 1921 at Huntington Beach. There are no children and there is no community property. Florence E. Riley filed suit for divorce today against Frank I. Riley. They were married at Utica, N. Y., May 4, 1891 and separated on Feb. 28, 1922 at Hollywood. There are six children, and the wife asks the custody of the three minor ones. There is no community property. The defendant now is in Mexico, says the complaint. The woman declares she has been without support for approximately a year past. She alleges desertion in being compelled to leave home. BERLIN, July 12.—Reports of desertsions of French soldiers in considerable numbers are coming in from the Ruhr area. Guy Gundaker. Guy Cundaker, Philaderee tauranteur, is the new president of the International Rotary club creeding Raymon Havens of Sas City. COUNTY REALTY BOARDS IN PICNIC The six realty boards of the county will unite Saturday afternoon in the first annual joint picnic and barbecue to be held at Orange County park beginning at three o'clock. Besides NEW BUSHEL IN PENNSYLVILIA HARRISBURG, Pa. Buskel containers for vending commodities will be changed in this state to comply with Calg act, just signed by nor. In some cases they get more for his money wives he gets less. A bushel of apples undo act must weigh 48 pounds 45 pounds; barley 48 inches pounds; cranberries 32 inches pounds; cucumbers 48 inches pounds; green peas, unsheathed stead of 56 pounds; tournips 56 instead of 60. APPEALS TO GOVERNANCE WASHINGTON, July 13. State department is "press quest on the Mexican government release of M. A. Newman citizen, held for ransom to bandits in Durango. American officials have further word as to New since the department was his capture. CHANCES DWINING FOR CALIF. GOVERNANCE SEATTLE, July 13. Pacific Northwest golf club continued today with indictment either a Seattle or Portland would be returned the win. All chances of California ing the title went glimmer day. George Richie of San lost to Clark Speirs of Seattle up and Paul Hunter, champion, was beaten by Seattle 2 and 1. SALS TEACHING MAN'S PROFESSION LIMA, Ohio, July 13. Men should enter the professional teaching only as a stepping something better and not manent position. There is dissatisfaction and greater ties," said Charles W. West resident, who has just left resignation to School Su... May 4, 1921 and separated on Feb. 28, 1922 at Hollywood. There are six children, and the wife asks the custody of the three minor ones. There is no community property. The defendant now is in Mexico, says the complaint. The woman declares she has been without support for approximately a year past. She alleges desertion in being compelled to leave home. BERLIN, July 12—Reports of desertions of French soldiers in considerable numbers are coming in from the Ruhr area. According to these reports, 200 deserters are under arrest at a single town. COUNTY REALTY BOARDS IN PICNIC The six realty boards of the county will unite Saturday afternoon in the first annual joint picnic and barbecue to be held at Orange County park beginning at three o'clock. Besides plenty of good things to eat there will be some high jinks and sports, the program of which now is being arranged. The six boards are those of Anaheim, Fullerton, Garden Grove Santa Ana, Orange and Huntington Beach. OPENING Announcement Electric Shoe Repair WARREN NELSON, Prop. 314 West Center St. Anaheim, Calif. First-Class Shoe Repairmen in Charge “High-Grade, Quality Work.” Our Motto WE INVITE YOUR PATRONAGE Schneider's Market 131 West Center Street Ed. W. Schneider, Pro Schneider's Market 131 West Center Street Ed. W. Schneider, Pro Quality Meats & Service that Satisfies We Deliver Phone 20 SPARE RIBS 12½c PER POUND Fancy Steer Pot Roast Per lb...12½c Boiling Beef Per lb...8 Young Shoulder Pork Roast Per lb...12½c Pure Pork Sausage Per lb...15 Hamburger Per lb...12½c Fresh Ranch Eggs, Butter Cheese and Pickles Boneless Rolls Per lb...12½c We have a large assortment of Cold Meats Compound Per lb...12½c Swift Premium Skinned Hams Half or Whole, per lb...31 FANCY POULTRY AND RABBITS NEW BUSHEL LAW IN PENNSYLVANIA HARRISBURG, Pa. July 13. Bushel containers for various food commodities will be changed at once in this state to comply with the Meal Act, just signed by the governor. In some cases the consumer gets more for his money while in others he gets less. A bushel of apples under the new act must weigh 48 pounds instead of 55 pounds; barley 48 instead of 47 pounds; cranberries 32 instead of 40 pounds; cucumbers 48 instead of 50 pounds; green peas, unshelled, 28 instead of 56 pounds; tomatoes and turnips 56 instead of 60 pounds. APPEALS TO GOVT. NEWMAN'S RELEASE WASHINGTON, July 13. The state department is "pressing" its request on the Mexican government for release of M. A. Newman, Chicago citizen, held for ransom by Mexican bandits in Durango. American officials have heard no further word as to Newman's fate since the department was notified of his capture. SHANCES DWINDLE FOR CALIF. GOLFERS SEATTLE, July 13. Play in the Pacific Northwest golf championship continued today with indications that either a Seattle or Portland player would be returned the winner. All chances of California capturing the title went glimmering yesterday. George Richie of San Francisco rest to Clark Speirs of Seattle two and Paul Hunter, California champion, was beaten by Lee Stein of Seattle 2 and 1. ALS TEACHING NOT MAN'S PROFESSION LIMA, Ohio, July 12. Young men should enter the profession of teaching only as a stepping stone to something better and not as a permanent position. There is too much satisfaction and greater uncertainties," said Charles W. Westbay, local resident, who has just handed his signation to School Superintendent. CITY DADS DECIDE SHE'S THE QUEEN Miss Helen Plemons with the curse she won. Miss Helen Plemons has just been adjudged the most beautiful bathing girl in Chattanooga commissioners acted as jurors. BALBOA MAN PAYS WELL FOR HIS LIQUOR J. B. Barrett of Balboa might have had a felony charge, driving without a license, preferred against him if he hadn't stopped his car in time. He was charged with having liquor in his possession and paid a fine of $100. A bottle partly filled with liquor was found under the seat. Barrett admitted he had purchased the fluid in Los Angeles, according to officers. SEARCH CREWS OF TRANS-PACIFIC BOATS (By International News Service) MANILA, July 13. Due to extensive diamond smuggling on the Pacific Collecitor of Customs Aldanes today announced that hereafter all of the passengers and crews of trans-Pacific vessels entering Manila will be thoroly searched. JAP SHIP AGROUND (By International News Service) SAN FRANCISCO, July 13. The Japanese steamer Yonas Maru is aground on North Head in the Columbia River, according to advises received by the marine department of the chamber of commerce. The vessel was bound for Yokohama. She was under charter to the Mitsui Company, this city. LOSS OF LIFE AS TOWN FLOOED (By International News Service) SAN SALVADOR, July 12. Many lives are believed to have been lost in villages and towns on the San Salvador-Guatemala border. The River Paz, Central America's largest stream, is running far out of its banks. Property damage has been enormous and is spreading over a great area. Roads are impassable and little news has come from the stricken districts. LONG BEACH BANK HAS ONLY ANIMAL PATRON The distinction of having the only ALS TEACHING NOT MAN'S PROFESSION LIMA, Ohio, July 13.—"Young men should enter the profession of teaching only as a stepping stone to something better and not as a permanent position. There is too much satisfaction and greater uncertainties," said Charles W. Westbay, local resident, who has just handed his designation to School Superintendent C. A. Arganbright after teaching school 42 years. "It is a thankless job. I am left without anything tangible in the way a job and I have been unable to accumulate much money." Weatbay rated. He will receive $40 a month in a pension the rest of his life. MANY TRAFFIC COMPLAINTS Approximately 65 traffic violation complaints now await the action of courts at Santa Rua. This is believed to be a record-breaker in the city. Revenues from fines have sigragging upward for a year or so past. Jess Reed is charged with a felony involving a girl of 16 on Aug. 15, 22, in a complaint prepared by the office today at Santa Ana. Orders to enter defaults in the cases of Ella A. Messick vs. Arthur Messick and Mary R. Pantz vs. Otc. Pautz in favor of the plaintiffs are issued today by the superior court. MARRIAGE LICENSES Licenses were issued in Santa Ana to Felix Grover Blesch 34, and theresa J. Thornton 21, both of Ilerton, and Ralph Haylord Parker and Mildred Marie Schulte, 22, of Fullerton. MARKETS TODAY'S QUOTATIONS BY International News Service LOS ANGELES, July 13.—Oranges Valencias, special brands locals 375 @ 450. Lemons: special brands 775 @ 875; choice 650 @ 700; market pack 400 @ 500; loose 6 @ 7c pound. Grapefruit: locals special brands 325 @ 275; market pack 250 @ 300. Stock sales 373,400 shares; bonds $8,576,000. NEW YORK, July 13.—The stock market closed firm today. The trading pace quickened in the final period and under increased short covering and some buying for long account prices improved all along the line. Steel Common rose one point to 91 1-4 and Corn Products advanced to 1.21 for a gain of about three points. Dealings in the rails were enlivened by a 2 1-2 point rise in Delaware and Hudson to 1.05. Government bonds unchanged; railway and other bids steady. NEW YORK, July 13.—Twenty cars Valencias, one mixed car and one car lemons sold. Valencia market doing better; lemon market higher. Valencia averages ranged from $2.25 to $5.60; lemon average $6.75 to $7.15. CHICAGO, July 13.—Slight advances were registered in the grain market here today following an uncertain opening and a waivering trend through the session. The government report was partially given credit for the billish tendency. Wheat closed 1-8 to 1-2 higher. Corn furnished 3-8 to 5-8 up. Oats closed unchanged to 1-8 higher. Provisions suffered slight losses. LOS ANGELES, July 13.—Potatoes: Idaho Russets $2.10 to $2.25; new stock, locals, best 90c; poorer 75c to 85c lug; sacked $2.25 to $2.75. LONG BEACH BANK HAS ONLY ANIMAL PATRON The distinction of having the only animal depositor in the world goes to a Long Beach bank located on the famous Pike, the depositor being a Sea Lion named Jill, beading the troops of performing sea lions with the Deep Sea Circus, a new attraction on the amusement zone. Jill, being a star performer, is heavily insured at a high rate, once a week her owner, Frank L. Price, takes her to the bank, she carrying in her mouth a deposit to cover the weekly pro-rated animal premium, which is credited to a special account known as the "Jill Insurance Account." HITS HOT WEATHER IN EASTERN TRIP W. D. Geissinger, son of Dr., and Mrs. J. A. Geissinger, assistant advertising manager for the California Fruit Exchange, returned yesterday from a five weeks business trip throughout the east and middle west. He reports insufficiency hot weather, and in Philadelphia the mercury climbed to record height, 105, during his visit there. He also ran into the hot wave in New York and in Chicago. Although the trip was a business success, he cannot say as much for personal comfort. TIE HOLDUP VICTIM TO STEERING WHEEL LOS ANGELES, Jan. 13.—Held up by two armed bandits when he was driving in his automobile in Preu Road, William Roberts was robbed early today then tied to the steering wheel of his machine with several handkerchiefs. The bandits took $40 in cash, a diamond ring and a $10 gold piece stick pin from him. Roberts reported to the sheriff's office he worked for nearly an hour before he could free himself. No trace of the bandits could be found. DIVIDE ROGERS ESTATE The estate of Francis J. Rogers, who died intestate on Nov. 27, 1921, goes, one-half to May I. Rogers, the widow, and one-fourth each to Edwin G. and John W. Rogers. Santa Ana realty is the principal item of the property. Market W. Schneider, Prop. t Satisfies Phone 20 POUND usage 15c Eggs, Butter ckles large assortment Skinned Hams per lb...31c Abbits vances were registered in the grain market here today following an uncertain opening and a wavering trend thru the session. The government report was partially given credit for the bullish tendency. Wheat closed 1-8 to 1-2 higher. Corn furnished 3-8 to 5-8 up. Oats closed unchanged to 1-8 higher. Provisions suffered slight losses. LOS ANGELES, July 13—Potatoes: Idaho Russets $2.10 to $2.25; new stock, locals, best 90c; poorer 75c to 85c lug; sacked $2.25 to $2.75. BANK CLEARINGS San Francisco, $29,900,000. Seattle, $7,217,911. Portland, $6,232,188. Oakland, $2,830,000. Long Beach, $1,430,625. Los Angeles, $25,505,673. LOS ANGELES, July 13—Butter 45c. Eggs, extras 30c; case count 28c; pullets 27c. Poultry, hens 17c; broilers 25c; fryers, 30. FOURTEEN BRITISH PLANES IN RACE *By International News Services* LONDON, July 13—Fourteen planes hopped off today in the around Britain race. The distance, 809 miles, will be covered in two days. There will be five stops. BERGER HALF ACRES ANAHEIM BOOK STORE Books and Stationery 228 E. Center St. Phone 386 — Anaheim Spartan G. O. PAYNE, Prop., 101 St No. 2 Scratch Feed, 100 L Ben Hur Soap, 6 Bars... Surtene, 8-lb. Pail... Grogan's Extra Large Oli Cans ... Hershey Cocoa, 1-lb. Can Mild Cream Cheese, lb... Headquarters for Lucky Strike Cigarettes 1 Camel Cigarettes, 20s,$1 You're Safe PLOT TAKES IN JAPS, CHARGE PHILADELPHIA, July 13.—Warning that the Moslem world is conducting a campaign to align Japan with it in a future move against western civilization is given by Captain Alexander Aaronsohn, a Palestinian Jew, who served with General Allenby's army in the Jerusalem drive of the British in the world war. Captain Aaronsohn in early life served in the Turkish army and obtained a great insight into the ideals and aims of the Ottomans. His prediction of a Pan-Islam reaching from the Bosphorus to the Pacific was made here recently at a meeting of the American Academy of Political and Social Science. GERMAN GIRLS COME HERE TO WORK NEW YORK, July 13.—Read this to the wife: German servant girls have begun their long-overdue pilgrimage to the United States. One day recently ten passed through the gates at Ellis Island, arrivals on the Royal Mall liner Oran! More are on their way. The girls, all in blooming health, announced $40 a month would be the wages asked. And for that, they said, they were willing to cook, sweep, scrub, mind the children, be respectful to the head of the house; had no objection to late suppers, sought but one afternoon a week off duty—and would do the washing and ironing. Not one of the group is a movie fan. None has gentlemen friends in the United States—yet. We only got $2 a week and no days off at home in Harthausen," the spokeswoman of the group said. "For $40 a month we'll do everything." INVESTIGATE STATE OF SUSPECT'S MIND (LOS ANGELES, July 13.)—Following the filing of an affidavit by Mrs. Allen wife of L.W. Allen, charged Out! New Victor Hits ANOTHER VICTOR ISSUE AHEAD OF SCHEDULE 19087—Stella—Fox Trot, and Carolina Mammy by Great White Way Orch. ...75c 19092—When You Walked Out Someone Else Walked Right In—Fox Trot, and Bebe (from "Bombo") Fox Trot, by Brooke Johns and Orch. ...75c 19093—Barney Google—Fox Trot, by Great White Way Orch. and I Cried for You, Fox Trot, by the Collegians 75c 19094—Gulf Coast Blues—Sugar Blues—Medley Fox Trot and Down Hearted Blues, Medley Fox Trot, by Tennessee Ten ...75c Weber INVESTIGATE STATE OF SUSPECT'S MIND (LOS ANGELES, July 13)—Following the filing of an affidavit by Mrs. Allen, wife of J. W. Allen, charged with W. R. Krias, with the murder of Nicholas Dabelich of Oakland, in which she believed her husband to be insane, Superior Judge Sidney N. Reeve today ordered a hearing to determine the mental condition of Allen. The hearing has been set for next Monday. CALLED TO ILL SISTER Miss Wanda Jackman of the Fullerton high school principal's office was called to Albuquerque, N. Mex., leaving Saturday, to the bedside of her sister, Mrs. Colton, who is seriously ill. Mrs. Colton was formerly a resident of Placentia. PICTURE FRAMING A visit to our store will convince you that our Picture Framing Department can take care of any work you have to do of this kind in a very able manner. The new mouldings now arriving are exceptionally handsome. B. F. SPENCER 166 West Center Street Art Goods Wall Paper B. F. SPENCER 166 West Center Street Art Goods Wall Paper artanGrocers NYNE, Prop., 101 Stores 138 E. Center Street Match Feed, 100 lb. Sack $2.80 Soap, 6 Bars 25c 3-lb. Pail 1.47 Extra Large Olives, short gallon 85c Cocoa, 1-lb. Can .30 Am Cheese, lb .29 Headquarters for Murphy's Dill Pickles Mike Cigarettes 12s, $1.00 Carton Cigarettes, 20s, $1.25 carton 're Safe at Paynes