oc-plain-dealer 1923-09-11

QUIZ KIWANIANS ON CONSTITUTION Acceptance of an invitation to be guests with their ladies of the Rotary club and its ladies next Monday at the Elks' clubhouse and hear Congressman Phil Swing, reports of the trip to San Diego to view the eclipse, and plans to observe Constitution Week next week were the features of today's luncheon of Kiwanians in the American Legion headquarters. The Rotarian invitation came from Secretary Thomas H. Walker who asked that the Kiwanians let Secretary Harry I. Horn know if they were going to attend, so that Rotary would know how many guests they expect. President A. B. McCord announced that he would present the following list of questions to be answered: 1. Repeat the preamble to the constitution. 2. Name the three departments of the national government. 3. Who constitute the executive department of the government? 4. Explain the legislative department and tell how members are elected. 5. Tell about the judicial department and its importance in the government. 6. Tell how the president is elected and the line of succession in case of his death. 7. Explain how the first ten amendments to the constitution came to be adopted. 8. Name four things which the constitution says Congress shall have power to do and four things which it shall not have power to do. 9. What should be the duty of a good citizen in the matter of obeying and upholding the constitution? 10. Explain the circumstances under which the constitution was adopted. In addition, McCord will ask who is the vice-president now. The week is in observance of the signing of the constitution. Roscoe Young, chairman of the club activities committee, was chairman of the day and had charge of the meeting when McCord was out of the chair. Young was one of 27 who BOARD WON'T BUY COUNTY FAIR SITE Supervisors today voted down a motion of Col. S. H. Finley that the board declare its intention to purchase 50 acres of land for a county fair site obtained by the Santa Ana C. of C. Motorcycle Officer H. S. Warner was appointed captain of the traffic enforcement squad. Oct. 9 war set for the second election in Buena Park to decide on whether bonds of $30,000 shall be issued for a complete water system. The district would be known as Waterwork District No. 2. BATHER DIES ON WAY TO HOSPITAL The body of Mrs. L. H. Sloan, 50, who died Sunday from a heart attack, while enroute to the Fullerton hospital, has been taken to Santa Monica where funeral arrangements have been made. Mrs. Sloan who had been visiting with Mr. and Mrs. F. Prudhaunt of Fullerton was stricken while in the water at Anaheim Landing, where she had gone bathing. ELKS WILL DISCUSS CONVENTION PLANS The state convention at Eureka, Sept. 19-22 will be one of the principal topics of discussion of the local lodge of Elks at their regular meeting tomorrow evening. The 19 delegates to the big annual convention have been named, and it has been decided to make a strong effort to capture the state base-ball championship. The local team is Southern California champion. The state golf and state bowling championships also will be decided but no teams will be entered from Anaheim. At the meeting on Sept. 26 there will be an initiation and probably reports of the convention. The lodge has just completed the work of mounting a handsome set of elk's horns and placing them in front of the fountain facing North Los Angeles street. The horns were bronzed and set in a heavy cement block to keep them in place. B. P. O. E. in large letters appears on the Mistakes Gas for Drink Vie LaMont hands valued contribution: "While John Russo most venerable citizen at the eclipse down ego yesterday, he bily blinded by the excited, he grabbed before he could tell had taken three gems not booze—but thinking it was war "John, a man of know the difference line and water why in the world Tia Juana as you go gasoline." YORBA VORBA LINDA, friends of Mr. and Jr., will be sorry Theis's eyes have weaker until he is Doctors think, how able to undergo that will restore him at the present in C are visiting Mrs. T. Mr. and Mrs. W ghter Myrtle and s returned from the at Long Beach. Mrs. M. E. Ka Nellie Kaufman am it with Santa Ana remain about a w Mr. A. P. Yerlin National bank is h vacation Miss Olive out during his abo Mr. and Mrs. I moved to Hermosa that Mr. Myers m work. During these made many friend moving. Mr. L. D. Pike Yorba Linda visit On Saturday evie from here motte where they spent Mr. and Mrs. ALLOCATE VESSELS FOR QUAKE REIEF WASHINGTON, Sept. 11.—Chairman Farley of the United States Shipping Board today allocated the shipping board vessels West Henshaw and Dewey to the American Red Cross to carry dimensioned lumber to stricken Japan. The West Henshaw will load at Puget Sound and the Dewey at Columbia River ports. LOSE LIVES IN WRECK RIGA, Sept. 11.—Eighty two persons were killed and 150 injured when the Siberian Express was derailed near Omsk, said a dispatch from Moscow today. LEAVING FOR EAST Passengers leaving recently over the Santa Fe from Fullerton for the east include Florence Mercier, De Luke, Minn; Mrs. Anna Snavely, and Mrs. Polly Clark, Dallas; and J. H. Collins, Pittsburgh, Pa. CUT THIS OUT—IT IS WORTH MONEY Send this ad and ten cents to Foley and Co., 2835 Sheffield Ave., Chicago Ill., writing your name and address clearly. You will receive a ten cent bottle of FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR for Coughs, Colds, and Croup, also free sample packages of FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS for Backache, Rheumatic Palms, Kidney and Bladder trouble, and FOLEY'S CATARRAH TABLETS for Constipation and Biliousness. These wonderful remedies have helped millions of people. Try them! For sale by Heying's Pharmaey. SANTA ANA ART GLASS WORKS (Wholesale and Retail) EXPERT WORKERS IN ART-LEADED AND PRISM GLASS WINDOW GLASS PLATE GLASS MIRRORS WIND WINGS THE NEW ORANGE Now supplying commuCapacity THE ORANE & T 1¼-mile West F. C. KRAUSE, First M. L. D. PIKE, Vice-Pres ART-LEADED AND PRISM GLASS WINDOW GLASS PLATE GLASS MIRRORS WIND WINGS Estimates Given on Jobs of Any Size "The Only Beveling Shop in Orange County" PHONE 591-W... 1204 E. 4th St. SANTA ANA VINCENT MANUFACTURING CO. Phone 149 Santa Ana Well Casing Surface Irrigation Pipe Pressure Tanks Storage Tanks QUALITY MILLWORK We Manufacture SASH, DOORS, FRAMES, MOULDINGS SCREENS—CABINET WORK We Also Carry Lumber, Glass, Sash Weights and Cords YOUNG SASH AND DOOR CO. Inc. Phone 724 Anaheim 418 S. Lemon St. "Everything in Woodwork" Mistakes Gasoline for Drinking Water Vic LaMont hands in the following valued contribution: "While John Rushton, one of our most venerable citizens, was gazing at the eclipse down towards San Diego yesterday, he became temporarily blinded by the sun. Becoming excited, he grabbed up a canteen from the running-board of his car and before he could tell the difference, had taken three generous swigs of no, not booze—but plain gasoline, thinking it was water. "John, a man of your age should know the difference between gasoline and water. What gets me is why in the world a man as near to Tia Juana as you were should take to gasoline." YORBA LINDA YORBA LINDA, Sept. 11.—The friends of Mr. and Mrs. Adam Theis Jr., will be sorry to learn that Mr. Theis's eyes have grown weaker and weaker until he is now totally blind. Doctors think, however, that he will be able to undergo an operation and that will restore his sight. They are at the present in Oregon where they are visiting Mrs. Theis's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Doe and daughter Myrtle and son Wm. Jr., have returned from their vacation spent at Long Beach. Mrs. M. E. Kaufman and Miss Nellie Kaufman are enjoying a visit with Santa Ana friends. They will remain about a week. Mr. A. P. Yerlington of the First National bank is having a two weeks vacation. Miss Olive Gale is helping out during his absence. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Myers have moved to Hermosa Beach in order that Mr. Myers might be nearer his work. During their stay they made many friends who regret their moving. Mr. L. D. Pike of Fullerton was a Yorba Linda visitor on Saturday. On Saturday evening several people from here motored to Long Beach where they spent a jolly evening. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Nixon and TOKIO MAKES PLANS FOR GREAT SEAPORT HONOLULU, Sept. 11.—Nippa Jr., a local Japanese language newspaper today received a cable from Tokio stating that plans had been made for the reconstruction of Tokio making it one of the foremost seaport cities in the world. Tentative formulation of the plans which started today, call for the inclusion of the old section of Yokohama. It was pointed out, the dispatch said, that the violent changes in the Yokohama harbor bottom would require the expenditure of such a large sum to dredge and remove debris, whereas the same sum could be appropriated for reconstruction of the greatest Far Eastern seaport. OFFICIAL DISPATCH SAYS 110,000 DEAD WASHINGTON, Sept. 11.—The casualties in the Japanese earthquake disaster were placed at well over 150,000 in an official government dispatch to the Japanese embassy from Tokio tonight. The identified dead in Yokohama now total 110,000, while the bodies of 60,000 persons who were killed in Tokio have been incinerated. BEEF CO EXPANDS A certificate of the creation of a bonded indebtedness of $100,000, made on July 19, was filed today by the Anzheim Beef Co. The funds were designed to acquire, complete and equip various new markets and to provide added working capital. The company has been steadily increasing the number of its markets the past year. USED PITCHFORKS George Pacheco, a Mexican with plenty of Indian blood in his veins, will be given an opportunity this afternoon to tell Justice J. B. Cox why he smote Nick Gonzales twice over the head with a pitchfork on the Irvine ranch Saturday. The two work for Calvin Lambert, who is in charge of the work of threshing the bean crop, and Gonzales was knocked down twice, according to deputy sheriffs, the bones of one hand broken and his head bruised. The hand was X-rayed yesterday. Wherever it has been being the 100 per cent merchandise It is the 100 Mr. A. P. Yerington of the First National bank is having a two weeks vacation. Miss Olive Gale is helping out during his absence. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Myers have moved to Hermosa Beach in order that Mr. Myers might be nearer his work. During their stay here they made many friends who regret their moving. Mr. L. D. Pike of Fullerton was a Yorba Linda visitor on Saturday. On Saturday evening several people from here motored to Long Beacon where they spent a jolly evening. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Nixon and family left Saturday for Paradise, California by motor to visit Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Shook, who formerly resided here. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Holloway and family and Teddy Janeway spent the week end at Elslnore. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Davidson left Saturday evening for a three months trip to the east. They will spend some time in Syracuse, New York and on the return trip will visit relatives and friends in Kansas City and Dallas, Tex. They plan to return about the middle of December. Mr. A. W. Miller is leaving tonight for the east. He will visit at Chicago and Washington and at Minneapolis. He will join Mrs. Miller who left here several weeks ago. They will return in about three weeks. Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Fretwell of Fullerton are the parents of a son born this morning at the Fullerton hospital. APPROVE BRIDGES OVER FRISCO BAY WASHINGTON, Sept. 11.—Secretary of War Weeks today approved the construction of two traffic bridges over the southern extremity of San Francisco Bay. The two projects which lie considerably south of the city limits are to be constructed, one by the Webb Construction Company and one by a contractor named Harrington. Authorization of the construction of the Goat Island bridge still is under consideration, it was stated at the war department. CHAPMAN SPEAKS ON PIONEER DAYS At the regular meeting of the Fullerton Kiwanis Club today at the Fullerton Club rooms, there was a special admission day program. THE NEWEST INDUSTRY IN ORANGE COUNTY Now supplying common gray building brick and sand. Capacity 40,000 Brick Per Day THE ORANGE COUNTY BRICK & TILE CO., Inc. 1¼-mile West of Mexican School, Anaheim OFFICERS F. C. KRAUSE, First National Bank of Fullerton—President. L. D. PIKE, Vice-President. VOLA REFINED TO THE DEGREE OF HIGH QUICK FIRING AND CLEAN FILTREW OF POWER, AND LEAVE CHAMBERS. For POWER, SPEED and ECONOMY BLUE STREAK GASOLINE EXCELS THE ORANGE COUNTY BRICK & TILE CO., Inc. 1¼-mile West of Mexican School, Anaheim OFFICERS F. C. KRAUSE, First National Bank of Fullerton—President. I. D. PIKE, Vice-President. W. J. CARMICHAEL, Secretary and General Manager. E. G. BEEXBOWER, Treasurer and Superintendent of Plant. Brick Mason, Plaster and Concrete Sand 75 cents at Factory. —We guarantee absolute satisfaction in quantities and quality. "Come out and look over our plant and products" For POWER, SPEED and ECONOMY BLUE STREAK GASOLINE EXCELS A Trial Proves it! KRAMER SERVICE STATION 301 No. Los Angeles St. Drink ORANGE CRUSH JESTER GINGER ALE EAST SIDE Santa Ana Soda and Bottling Works C. V. DAVIS, Prop. $07 W. 1st St. Phone 210 Santa Ana When you think of Buying MEAT think of the ANAHEIM BEEF CO and Valencia Brands $5 well paid men and women are on our Payroll. If you would ask for and insist on our Quality Products, our payroll would automatically increase to 150 satisfied employees. Our stores or dealers in every town. Be a booster and don't listen to knockers ANAHEIM BEEF COMPANY Tuesday, September 11. 1923 on pioneer days in Fullerton. was almost 100 years won the attendTENNIS COURT To enable players to acquire ac-curacy by practice, a tennis court laid out in numbered squares has been designed. TEMPERING TEETH An electrical process for temper-ing saw teeth in much shorter time than usual has been invented in Europe. IT BAKES EVENLY the 100 per cent Gas Range Wherever it has been used the Roper Stove has won the reputation of being the 100 per cent Gas Range. Thirty-seven years of successful merchandising stand back of this wonderful appliance. It is the 100 per cent Gas Range — because it has the Automatic lighter Simmering burner Automatic oven control the 100 per cent Gas Range Wherever it has been used the Roper Stove has won the reputation of being the 100 per cent Gas Range. Thirty-seven years of successful merchandising stand back of this wonderful appliance. It is the 100 per cent Gas Range — because it has the Automatic lighter Simmering burner Automatic oven control Wilder rust-proof oven linings Original "fresh air" ventilated oven and special patented burners which do not blacken cooking utensils. These burners are constructed to burn a minimum amount of gas. Designed in many sizes and models and fully or semi-enameled in pearl gray or snow white. Visit our local display rooms today SOUTHEAST COUNTIES GAS COMPANY ROPER GAS RANGES - HUMPHREY RADIANTFIRES - GAS WATER HEATERS Distributors of Standard Gas Appliances CONVENIENT TERMS 238 E. Center St. Phone 166 HEAT LIGHT POWER in Orange-Co. OLATILE! TO THE DEGREE OF HIGHEST EFFICIENCY, IT IS BLUE STREAK—BRING AND CLEAN FIRING, BLUE STREAK DELIVERS AN EVEN POWER, AND LEAVES A MINIMUM OF RESIDUE IN THE FIRING S. EAK LS GASOLINE BLUE STRAKE speed and economy GASOLINE BLUE STRIKE brand and economy “It’s an Orange County Product” FOR SALE IN ANAHEIM AT PACIFIC SERVICE STATION 927 No. Los Angeles St. Santa Ana Monumental Works ... BEN P. LIPPI, Prop. “Foreign and Domestic” MONUMENTS Markers and Headstones —Dealing with us direct you save Middleman’s Profit “Our Car at Your Service” Phone 1800 594 E. 4th St. Santa Ana Phone 109-R4 Estimates Free MILLER BROS. CEMENT CONTRACTORS Irrigation Experts——Cement Pipe R. P. D. 5, Box 62 ANAHEIM, CALIF. Main Yard—S. Vine St., Anaheim Probst Paints Autos for particular people —AT REASONABLE PRICES— J. P. PROBST 113-5 W. Adele St. Phone 527-W Anaheim, Calif.