oc-plain-dealer 1923-09-07

CONTOUR OF JAPAN UNDERGOES CHANGE; MANY ISLANDS SINK KOBE, Sept. 7.—Gigantic tidal waves and powerful convulsions of the sea bottom have played havoc with the seacoast of eastern Japan, reports state, and the tidewater contour hundreds of miles gives the impressions of a new island risen from the ocean. Many islands off the Japanese mainland are reported to have disappeared and scores of coast towns have been washed away to eternity by destructive tidal wave disturbances and similar terrific backwash phenomena of the sea. In the earthquake zone two hundred and sixty-eight heavy shocks are said have been felt within the twenty-four hours following the horrible first vibration that brought hundreds of thousands of buildings to the ground with appalling loss of life. The Japanese government is taking energetic measures to maintain a semblance of order throughout the horrible chaos. Strict marital law continues to be enforced and orders have been given to shoot looters and vandals. Food riots which were said to have started around relief depots in Tokio and Yokohama, have been sternly suppressed by the military and today no further disasters of this nature are feared, according to the advises here. PHILIPPINES DO BIT IN JAPANESE RELIEF MANILA, Sept. 7.—Relief for stricken Japan is the all absorbing topic in the Philippines today. No stone is being left unturned in efforts to send as complete a relief expedition as is within the power of the Philippines and Americas alike residing on the islands. The transport Meiggs is being loaded at full speed with 9000 bags of rice, 20,000 cases of milk and 3000 cases of sardines contributed by the Philippine Red Cross. POLICE HOLD HUSBAND AS KNIFE OF SPOUSE AND AGED MOTHER Nunle George Tsekos, his mother-in-law, Mrs. Cate boxes in which he is alleged to have shipped a bodies of his victims and the knife which she have used. Police of Medford, N. H., have charged Num Albanian paper mill worker of Franklin, N. H., with murder in the state's crime animals. Tsekos is alleged his wife, Natalia, twenty-eight, and his mother-in-law Adams seventy, to death with a pocket knife, dismembered and then shipped them away in wooden boxes as dislodge to have confessed to police. Plans Complete- for F.U.H.S. Registration FULLERTON NI The Americans in Fullerton for earthquake suit IN JAPANESE RELIEF MANILA, Sept. 7.—Relief for atricken Japan is the all absorbing topic in the Philippines today. No stone is being left unturned in efforts to send as complete a relief expedition as is within the power of the Philippines and Americans alike residing on the islands. The transport Melggs is being loaded at full speed with 9000 bags of rice, 20,000 cases of milk and 3000 cases of sardines contributed by the Philippine Red Cross. It is expected the Melggs will sail for Yokohama by next Sunday. NAME COMMITTEES FOR HARBOR FINANCE In a communication in regard to the Orange County harbor, T. B. Talbert says, "I have read in the Los Angeles papers of the appointment of several committees including 200 persons in the various sections of that city with the view of financing engineering data in regard to construction and future development of Los Angeles harbor. If so, it would be wise for Orange-co. to take similar action. It is our intention to take the matter up with the supervisora at the meeting Tuesday and appoint committees from the supervisorial district, to collect engineering data in reference to the harbor, of fae work which has already been done and what could be done with money from a bond issue. Other matters while will arrange favorable sentiment in regard to the proposed harbor improvements will be discussed at the supervisors meeting." SHOT BY THIEF LINCOLN, Neb., Sept. 7.—Detertive Jake White was near death this afternoon as the result of wounds he received this morning in a running revolver fight with an auto thief whom he had arrested and who had made a break for freedom. Plain Dealer Want-ads bring results. Plain Dealer Want-ads bring results. PLANS Complete- for F.U.H.S. Registration Preparations are under way at the Fullerton high school for registration of pupils for the term which opens September 17. Registration will begin next Monday. The pupils inside of the city limits may register any day but special days have been appointed for the outlying districts and the school bases will run for the convenience of pupils in those distri­cts. Monday is Yorba Linda and Placenta day; Tuesday, La Habra and Brea day; and Saturday is Olinda Richfield, Yorma, Commonwealth, Orangethrophe and Buena Park day. CHOOSE ARBITRATORS H. G. Meiser, R. F. D. Fullerton, is named representative of George Cornwall and others and Robert Strain of Fullerton, manager of the American Fruit Growers, represent­ative of the City of Fullerton in the matter of an arbitration proceeding to settle the price of certain land the city seeks to purchase, according to papers filed today. MADE IT SNAPPY Josephine Marcon and James P. Marcon lived a married life of only five days together, a complaint for divorce filed by the woman today showed. They were married in Los Angeles on March 9, 1911 and he deserted her on March 14, she al­leges. Fred H. Schneider’s Market IN DALEY’S STORE Our Customers always get the Best when buying at Schneider’s Market A FEW SATURDAY SPECIALS Swift’s Premium Hams, ½ or whole, lb...35¢. Spare Ribs...15¢ FULLERTO NI The Americas in Fullerton fo­r earthquake suil­h heavy respon­sa­ble five mili­lion work, and Pu­li­n 175, which will in a few days. the work are: S man; Mrs. E. and Mrs. O. B. civilian relief. It is said that the earthquake cal supplier to of plagues. ROCK FORMA Grinding aw­ rocks after ano­fation, the Cor­nium William Wagn­ east of Placeen had perforated a feet in the pa­ris brings the depli­t. Repeatedly tha­ has had to be d the individual y new bits put half a foot o­ made or only tha­ had to be chan­ge. Rocks someti­ls is the talk abo­re are a good sig­ presence means formation, simil­i­ly the Kraemer l still in evidence. Interest in less keen on t now that the t tied down to thе grind day after features to indi­ happen eventu­s. The Standard work in its us­ and delays arro­ imum. GAMBLING SYNC PHOENIX, A termined fight Phoenix by local alleged attempt to prevent the mutual system horse races to bof of the County McCord Harri­n in Arizona, cla­beting is in v Our Customers always get the Best when buying at Schneider's Market A FEW SATURDAY SPECIALS Swift’s Premium Hams, ½ or whole, lb. ...35¢ Spare Ribs ...15¢ Swift’s Premium Bacon, lb. ...45¢ Beef Roast,..12½¢ up Boiling Beef, 3 lbs. for ...25¢ Bacon Squares ...12½¢ Eastern Sugar Cured Picnics, lb. ...16¢ Beef Rolls, lb...12½¢ Fresh Dressed Poultry, Rabbits and Fish The reputation and guarantee of the California farmers own marketing organization stands back of every carton of CHALLENGE SELECTED ECOS CO-OPERATIVE CREAMERIES THE PLAIN DEALER ANAHEIM, CALIF HBAND AS KNIFE SLAYER AND AGED MOTHER-IN-LAW Koumyss W. E. Allen California Biological Feature Service Not long ago I was present at an interesting conversation between Dr. F. B. Summer of the La Jolla Biological Station and Dr. I. C. Hall of the Department of Bacteriology of the University of California. Dr. Summer was asking Dr. Hall about the present opinion of specialists as to the food and medicinal values of soured milks. And both made some general remarks concerning Metchnickoff's theories as to prolongation of life. So recently that it is easily within the memory of many of us, a prominent fad in diet was use of Bulgarian sour milk called koumyss. For this fad the famous Russian scientist, Metchnikoff was almost entirely responsible because he insisted in books and speeches that he had found in kouywss a peculiar species of bacteria which either destroyed or restricted certain poisons in the human intestine to such an extent that disease could be avoided and life prolonged. He called attention to the alleged long life of Bulgarian peasants subsisting upon koumyss, but he especially emphasized the point that after feeding koumyss he found a great increase of the Bulgarian bacteria in the human intestine. At any rate, his influence was so great that he started the fad. Dr. Hall says that improved methods of study have shown that the human intestine normally harbors a bacteria which is extremely difficult to distinguish from the koumyss kind, and that Metchnikoff undoubtedly got the two confused. But he also says that koumyss is a food which favors the growth of this particular type of resident bacteria and that it really does have some marked good effects. Unfortunately for the koumyss or any other sour milk theory, these same results are as well obtained by using sweet milk for a food. That is to say, the most recent experiments indicate that one who wishes to get the benefits of a milk diet can get it through either sweet milk or certain kinds of sour milk, according to his taste. In further discussion of koumyss Dr. Hall said that there was a considerable disadvantage in the fact that koumyss bacteria were not very hardy and that they required con- mother-in-law, Mrs. Catherine Adams, the alleged to have shipped away the mutilated and the knife which the slayer is believed to H., have charged Nunie George Tsekos, of Franklin, N. H., with the most revolting annals. Tsekos is alleged to have hacked right, and his mother-in-law, Mrs. Catherine with a pocket knife, dismembered their bodies in wooden boxes as dishes. Tsekos is said FULLERTON R. C. FUND NEARING GOAL The American Red Cross campaign in Fullerton for relief of Japanese earthquake sufferers is meeting a FULLERTON R. C. FUND NEARING GOAL The American Red Cross campaign in Fullerton for relief of Japanese earthquake sufferers is meeting a hearty response. The Red Cross will raise five million dollars for relief work, and Fullerton's quota is $175, which will be subscribed within a few days. Officers in charge of the work are: S. A. Salveson, chairman; Mrs. E. T. Fuller, secretary; and Mrs. Q. B. Evans, chairman of civilian relief. It is said that the great need in the earthquake section is for medical supplies to prevent the spreading of plagues. ROCK FORMATION OCCASIONS DELAY Grinding away at one bunch of rocks after another of sandstone formation, the Community well on the William Wagner, Jr., ranch a mile east of Placentia-ave and Olive-rd, had perforated this morning only 35 feet in the past 24 hours. This brings the depth to around 610 feet. Repeatedly the string of drill pipe has had to be drawn out of the hole, the individual pieces unscrewed and new bits put on. Sometimes only half a foot of progress would be made or only three feet before bits had to be changed. Rocks sometimes are a good sign is the talk about the well, and they are a good sign now because their presence means that the desirable formation, similar to that of wells on the Kraemer lease at Placentia, is still in evidence. Interest in the well naturally is less keen on the part of ranchers, now that the three crews have settled down to the steady, monotonous grind day after day, with no new features to indicate what is going to happen eventually. The Standard is performing its work in its usual thorough manner and delays are being cut to a minimum. GAMBLING SYSTEM UNDER FIRE IN ARIZ PHOENIX, Ariz., Sept. 7.—A determined fight is being waged in Phoenix by local citizens against the alleged attempt of the Ku Glux Klan to prevent the extension of the Pari-mutual system of betting to cover the horse races to be given under auspices of the County fair here. McCord Harrison head of the klan in Arizona, claims that Pari-mutual betting is in violation of Arizona law. In further discussion of koumyss Dr. Hall said that there was a considerable disadvantage in the fact that koumyss bacteria were not very hardy and that they required considerable care in cultivation. In California certain Portugese and Italian families propagate a cauliflower like growth in milk, which consists of several forms of acid producing bacteria together with a yeast that produce a fermented product of delightful flavor. But, for these who do not like the sour milk there is much reason for satisfaction in the assurance that by drinking sweet milk we can get just as good dietetic results as are obtainable by using the sour milk. BRITISH BUILD AEROPLANE ENGINE LONDON, Sept. 7.—A giant aeroplane engine of six cylinders each developing more than 250 horsepower, is now being built for Britain's latest air bombers. It will be in the most formidable aero engine in existence, and it is computed that it will give the planes to which it is fitted a speed of any thing up to 160 miles per hour. Rutherford is a fumigator of Orange. He was fined $25 and his friend was nabbed when the latter attended the trial before City Recorder W. J. Heathman and was put under bond of the same amount. Gamville was scheduled to tell his story to Judge Heathman this afternoon. Plain Dealer Want-ads bring results. UNITED Theatre Anahelm MARION DAVIES in "When Knighthood was in Flower" The enchanting story of a madcap Princess and her daring lover. Teaming with action, radiant GAMBLING SYSTEM UNDER FIRE IN ARIZ. PHOENIX, Ariz., Sept. 7.—A determined fight is being waged in Phoenix by local citizens against the alleged attempt of the Ku Glux Klan to prevent the extension of the Pari-mutual system of betting to cover the horse races to be given under auspices of the County fair here. McCord Harrison head of the klan in Arizona, claims that Pari-mutual betting is in violation of Arizona gambling laws. In answer to this, the fair commission maintains that the Pari-mutual system has been upheld by the supreme court of the United States in test cases, and that in addition the system has been legalized in 12 states. The difference between a leather suitcase and one made of pasteboard is that nobody thinks it necessary to stamp the leather one "genuine." When Knighthood was in Flower The enchanting story of a mad-cap Princess and her daring lover. Teeming with action, radiant with beauty, re-dolent with the warm flavor of romance — the most talked about picture ever made. A Cosmopolitan Production ALSO HAROLD LLOYD in "DON'T SHOVE" SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY Return of the Favorites! FRED SIEGEL AND A BIGGER AND BETTER COMPANY OF PLAYERS IN GEO. M. COHEN'S GREAT NEW YORK FARCE COMEDY "Stop Thief" Gerrard Bros. & Hanson (AlphaBetaCal. 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