oc-plain-dealer 1923-07-18

PAGE TWO DOES NOT APPROVE SPECIAL SESSION SEWARD, Alaska, July 18.—The proposal of U.S. Senator Smith W. Brookhart of Iowa to demand a special session of congress to deal with farm legislation will not meet with administration approval it was learned here today. It was understood that no far as President Harding is concerned, he does not look with favor upon any plan to call congress into session prior to the regular session. SEWARD, Alaska, July 18.—Back on the Transport Henderson after his interior trip, President Harding planned to rest and may do some fishing during the day, the opportunity being afforded by the day's enforced layover in Seward in order to allow Secretary Hoover and Secretary Work to catch up from Anchorage where they have been listening to Alaska's grievances concerning departmental policies. BANDITS SHOOT TWO IN STREET CAR RAID KANSAS CITY, July 18.—Two women passengers were shot by bandits who held up an electric car here today and escaped with $320, taken from a bank messenger aboard the car. The car was ordered stopped by a negro who had boarded it a few minutes before the attack. As it stopped, confederates surrounded it and the bank messenger was forced to hand over a satchel containing the money. FARM HAND ADMITS SHOOTING WOMAN KAMLOOPS, B. C., July 18.—Erie Stanley, 17-year-old farm hand, confessed in writing today police said to shooting Mrs. Thomas W. Hall, a farmer's wife, here yesterday. Mrs. Hall was shot in the head and lies in a critical condition in the hospital. Young Stanley said a .22 caliber rifle he was carrying accidentally went off and struck Mrs. Hall. Horror stricken, he set fire to the house hoping to burn her up and cover his act. GARAGE READY SOON The new garage of A. Faleinella confessed in writing today police said to shooting Mrs. Thomas W. Hall, a farmer's wife, here yesterday. Mrs. Hall was shot in the head and lies in a critical condition in the hospital. Young Stanley said a 22 caller rifle he was carrying accidentally went off and struck Mrs. Hall. Horror stricken, he set fire to the house hoping to burn her up and cover his act. GARAGE READY SOON The new garage of A. Faleinella and M. Del Georgio, which is being erected on S. Los Angeles at, near the Auto Club building, will be finished Aug. 1, the owners declared today. The building will be leased to the distributor of a well known motor vehicle. The lot is 48 by 155 and the building 48 by 150. The material is brick with enamelled brick front. There will be complete equipment for rearing vehicles and also offices and display room. Tedford & Steadman are the contractors. MUST AFFORD SAFETY WASHINGTON, July 18.—The United States government has agreed with all other powers that something must be done to afford protection to foreign lives and interests in China, but the question of method still remains undetermined, it was learned officially here today. Typewriter Paper 16 lb. Acceptance Bond $3.00 Per Ream Stationery Bond $2.00 Per Ream Second Sheets 75c Per Ream Typewriter Ribbons put MENU HINT Breakfast Pineapple. Broiled Bacon. Bran Muffins. Cookies. Coffee. Luncheon. Rolls. Butter. Chocolate Milk Shake. Wafers. Dinner. Creamed Chicken over Biscuits. Mashed Potatoes. Radishes. Green Onions. Strawberry Shortcake. Tea or Coffee. TODAY'S RECIPE Bran Muffins—One egg, one cup milk (either sweet or sour), one quarter cup sugar, one tablespoon butter or substitute, one cup flour, one cup bran, one-half teaspoon salt, two teaspoons baking powder. In case you use sour milk use half a teaspoon soda to sweeten it. Put all dry ingredients in mixing bowl, make hole in center, put in egg, milk and shortening melted, and beat well. Put into greased muffin pans and bake in quick oven. The dry ingredients may be sifted and ready the night before you plan to use them; then by adding the egg unbeaten and the milk and shortening and beating quickly they can be ready for the oven in a short time. If you use cooking oil you will not have to melt your shortening. Shrimp Salad—Arrange shrimps on a bed of lettuce with celery cut into small pieces, green pepper and a little onion if liked. Any preferred dressing may be used. Chocolate Milk Shake—Make a chocolate syrup by putting in a saucopan two squares of unsweetened chocolate shaved nec. Two cups sugar, and one of boiling water. Stir constantly and boil for three minutes. Flavor when cool with one teaspoon water part for indies tablespoons glass, three cracked ice a cup of rice a cup of well A small ball coffee ice cream to the milk Creamed from bones pieces. Make tablespoons two tablespoons spoon salt one pint of m add chicken per or parsley added, one o enough. Cleaning verware brush problem face. It will that combine make the tr is found in coal gas is u foods such a rubber. It washing is plest method trolytic metl spoon of w boiling water or enamel di num plate. aluminum pa transferred t attacked by plates can b If the silver tarnish the b but if badly few minutes Rub with a polish. PAY YOUR Per Ream Second Sheets 75c Per Ream Typewriter Ribbons put on free of charge. That's Our Better Service DESKS, FILING CABINETS TYPEWRITERS REBUILT ANAHEIM TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE Phone 825 230 East Center Street Anaheim It's great to "spend" money pay it over to yourself. There about it—a peculiar satisfaction of security. Hundreds of our depositors sense of security as they make in their accounts. They know just taking it from themselves small sums, to be used later for a farm or a business, or for in To what they save we add pound interest and this makes ances grow. Let us help you "pay you FIRST NATIONAL AMERICAN SAVINGS of Anaheim USES FORMER ARCHDUKE LEASE FROM CELIBACY VOW CONFER TONIGHT OVER BRITISH NOTE (By International News Service) LONDON, July 18.—Lord Curzon, British foreign secretary, is expected to communicate the contents of the British reparations note to the German ambassador, Herr Sthammer, when they confer this evening. A cabinet meeting was to have been held this afternoon to consider the reparations issue, but it was postponed until tomorrow. The postponement gave rise to belief that new representations were being made to France by England. The British note has been completed. It is comparatively short, outlining the British proposals with utmost brevity. It proposes an international commission to fix the sum of German indemnity, but proposes additional safeguards for France to guarantee German payments. WASHINGTON, July 18.—Following a conference here this afternoon between acting Secretary of the Navy Roosevelt, the navy "scrapping board" and the commandants of all navy yards, it was announced that all ships to be scrapped under the arms conference treaty will be offered for sale by sealed bid "as is." The various classifications and proposals of sale are to be advertised. WHOLESALE KILLINGS MOSCOW, July 18.—A student named Sorokin was arrested in a fashionable gambling club today charged with committing eleven murders to obtain money for fast living. SEEKS PERMIT TO LEASE FOR DRILLING In one of the longest complaints filed in months in superior court, A. S. Bradford, prominent Placentiam today asked the court for an order of judgment that he, as trustee and lessor, execute a contract or lease to C. L. Nickle and J. R. Scott upon certain already specified, to drill oil on the estate of the late Caroline E. Pittman. The defendants named in the suit include Sam, James, John C. Henry D. and Fred B. Tuffree, the last an incompetent, his wife, Mildred Eldridge Tuffree, Juanita C. Yorba, guardian of the estates of Alonzo E. Yorba and many minor members of the Yorba and related families. The plaintiff asks that all the defendants be bound by the order, that if oil is found the trustee be authorized to sell it, etc. Frank L. Thomas is Bradford's attorney. The lands on which it was proposed to drill are some 40 acres of the original Rancho San Juan Cajon de Santa Ana. The suit grows out of a decree of distribution of the estate filed Dec. 6, 1918. LOCAL FRUIT HIGH Selling at $7.60, a small quantity of Anaheim Glorimas, the premium branch of the Anaheim Orange and Lemon Ass'n., yesterday topped all its rivals in the New York market. Old Mission brand, of C. C. Chapman, brought $7.20, William Teak $5.90, California Belles $5.95, Altis simos $6.45 and $6.30. For best results try Plain Dealer Classified ads. Household Hints HRS.MORTON teaspoon vanilla extract. To prep for individual service place two tablespoons of the syrup in a tall glass, three tablespoons each of cracked ice and whipped cream, half a cup of rich milk and a quarter of a cup of ice ApolloMaris water. Shake well and serve immediately. A small ball of vanilla chocolate or Household Hints teaspoon vanilla extract. To preppart for individual service place two tablespoons of the syrup in a tall glass, three tablespoons each of cracked ice and whipped cream, half a cup of rich milk and a quarter of a cup of leed Appollinaris water. Shake well and serve immediately. A small ball of vanilla, chocolate or coffee ice cream is delicious added to the milk shake. Creamed Chicken—Take chicken from bones and skin and cut in small pieces. Make a good sauce of two tablespoons chicken fat or butter, two tablespoons flour, one-half teapoon salt and pepper to taste, add one pint of milk and cook all smooth, add chicken and boll up. Greek peper or parsley chopped fine may be added, one or two tablespoons being enough. SUGGESTIONS Cleaning Silver—Keeping the alverware bright and shining is one problem that all housewives must face. It will tarnish. The sulphur that combines with the silver to make the tarnish (silver sulphide) is found in the air where coal or coal gas is used. It is also found in foods such as eggs and in wool and rubber. It is not soluble in water so washing is of no avail. The simplest method is to clean by the electrolytic method. Use one tablespoon of washing soda to a quart of boiling water in an earthen, glass or enamel dish with a sine or alumnium plate. You can clean it in an aluminum pan but the stain is then transferred to the pan which is also attacked by the alkali. Aluminum plates can be had for this purpose. If the silverware has but a slight tarnish the cleaning is instantaneous, but if badly tarnished it will take a few minutes to remove the stain. Rub with a soft cloth or chamois to polish. Forced to Enlarge---- --- After only six our beautiful room, found that we wiroom. Our new arriving in big sluus to seek more have just leased floor space on th219 E. Center St. room will again pand. Our new stimes as large a did not give us etake care of our ness and ever-inThis is now not only "spend" money when you to yourself. There's a thrill peculiar satisfaction—a feelity. of our depositors enjoy this curity as they make deposits ounts. They know they are it from themselves now, in to be used later for a home, business, or for investment. they save we add 4% comest and this makes their bal- help you "pay yourself." NATIONAL BANK AMERICAN SAVINGS BANK of Anaheim did not give us e take care of our ness and ever-inThis is now not only Finest Furniture S have a stock as lans of all, our stock is designs, new pattern bining our LARGE our SERVICE and makes this the idea NEW LOOK —CREDIT STRO FURN PERMIT TO DRILLING OF the longest complaints in superior court, A prominent Placentian, the court for an order or that he, as trustee and lessee a contract or lease to C. And J. R. Scott upon ternasified, to drill oil on the late Caroline E. Pittman, adamans named in the suit James, John C. Henry D. Tuffree, the last an inmals wife, Mildred Eldridge Sanita C. Yorba, guardian of Alonzo E. Yorba and members of the Yorba families. Stiff asks that all the de-bound by the order, that and the trustee be authoritie, etc. Thomas is Bradford's attendant on which it was proposed some 40 acres of the origi-San Juan Cajon de Santa grows out of a decree of the estate filed Dec. 6. FRUIT HIGH $7.60, a small quantity Glorianas, the premium the Anaheim Orange and n., yesterday topped all the New York market. You brand, of C. C. Chap-hit $7.20, William Teilzornia Belles $5.95, Altis-and $6.30. RESULTS try Plain Dealer Is. WIFE SEEKS DIVORCE FROM GAY MINISTER SEATTLE, July 18.—That Rev. Bainsford Boag, Episcopal clergy-man, has scandalized at least one parish by his drunkenness, and deserted his wife and children eight years ago in New York to elope with a chorus girl, his wife charges in divorce proceedings brought by the minister and aired in superior court here. The chorus girl has since been a companion of the divine on all his tours, according to Mrs. Boag, and he has filed divorce suits in at least six different states in a vain effort to gain freedom so that he may marry his soul mate. GYPSY MAIDS THANK JUDGE FOR SENTENCE When is a judge mereiful? Here is one case, according to certain county officers. City Recorder W. F. Heathman of Santa Ana yesterday had several gypsy ladies as guests. MONEY TO LOAN If you want money to build your home or pay off an encumbrance we can take care of you. See FRANK TAUSCH Manager Insurance and Loan Dept. J. T. LYON REALTY CO. 111 N. Los Angeles St., Anaheim They were accused by Officer P. G. Yoder of telling fortunes, contrary to a city ordinance. "Sixty days," said the venerable city recorder. But the gypsy ladies thought he was setting them free and proceeded to show their appreciation, says the report, in a very tangible and also vocal manner, as it were. Results: A suspended sentence and warning to leave the city at once. They went. $50.00 REWARD For any Watch which can not be repaired to keep good time. Let An Expert Repair Your Watch The Journal Box only seven months in beautiful new store we at we were cramped for Our new stock, which is in big shipments forced week more room. so we leased 4,000 sq. ft. of space on the 2nd floor over center St. Our new show all again allow us to ex- our new store -which is 4 large as our old store-give us enough room to of our increasing busi- ever-increasing stock. give us enough room to of our increasing busiever-increasing stock. not only "Orange County's furniture Store" but now we ck as large as any and best stock is ALL NEW---new new patterns, new finish. ComLARGE, NEW stock with ICE and our LOW PRICES is the ideal place to trade. NEW LOCATION—Opposite New City Hall —CREDIT TERMS CAN BE ARRANGED— STROUP-BARNES FURNITURE COMPANY ANAHEIM