oc-plain-dealer 1923-11-09

UP TO AMERICA TO SAVE EUROPE (By William K. Hutchinson) (I, N. S. Staff Correspondent) WASHINGTON, Nov. 9.—The American government in common with the world war allies, must rescue Germany from disintegration and economic ruin or Bolshevism will run rampant over all Europe—this was the warning issued today by Senator William H. King, Democrat of Utah, in a statement urging President Coolidge to immediately summon a world conference to save the reich and preserve world peace. "The disintegration of Germany," Senator King said, recently returned from three months in Central Europe, "will shake the world." King said that Germany's crash is imminent and that Russian communists already are organized to support a monarchist revolution against the Berlin government with the ultimate aim of establishing a German soviet. "The situation in Germany is so precarious as to compel the attention of the peoples of all lands," said King. "The destruction of Germany would involve the whole of Europe and such a catastrophe would follow as to shake the world. Aside from any legislative formula or juristic consideration, the United States should interpose to avert the imminent calamity. "Our government should promptly call a conference of the allied and associated powers for the purpose of considering the necessary steps to be taken to save Germany and to preserve the peace of Europe. Meantime, the hands of the German government should be aided in every way. Steps should be taken to supply food to the suffering inhabitants of Germany, because starvation in the face of the coming winter will hasten the marching spectre of Bolshevism. "Even if France should be recalcitrant to this movement, the conference should proceed. The facts as to Germany's capacity to pay reparations should be ascertained and findings made with respect to the controversial questions which now separate France from her former allies. "Findings by a conference of this character would commend SANTA FE LEASE, Nov. 9 (Special).—Many of Jake Collins' friends were very sorry to hear of his sudden death. He was a very popular man who has lived on this lease for over 25 years. He is survived by a widow and eight children, three at his bedside when the end came, also his brother and wife. The children at his bedside were Mrs. Chambers of La Habra, Mrs. Roy Perry of Gardina and Miss Georgia Collins. Keith Ford and Miss Willie Ryan were San Diego visitors Saturday. Mrs. Bert Spear and daughter Helen of Redondo visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Flynn of this lease Sunday, Mrs. Flynn returned home with her daughter to Redondo for a few days. Dr. Truxaw of Anaheim was called to the home of Mrs. Wm. Schubert, who is seriously ill, Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Andrews and son Lee of Buena Park visited Mrs. Andrews' parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. I. Schryer of this lease Wednesday. Many children are enjoying the new cafeteria at the Olinda grammar school. Mrs. Wm. Sinclair is entertaining Mrs. Wickersblem of Los Angeles, formerly of this lease. Mrs. H. Schryer and daughter Olive visited Mr. and Mrs. Cowan and family Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. James Hunker spent Tuesday evening with Mrs. Casey and family of Yorba Linda. Mrs Hunker also spent Thursday at the Casey home. Mrs. Marcus Johnson and son Donald of Fullerton were visitors on this lease Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. H. Schryer visited Charles Williams of Brea, who is ill; Tuesday, Eddie Braner and George Cullen, Sr., also visited him Tuesday evening. Buy Is Anahiem 23 NEW OIL WELLS Oil field operations reported week ending Nov. 3, show 23 new wells started compared with 41 previous week. The total new wells this year is 1218, as compared with 1202 the same date last year. Tests for water shut-off 37. AVOCADO GROWERS TO MEET NOV. 11 Would be avocado producers will be able to accumulate a lot of information in a few days' time at the semi-annual meeting of the California Avocado Assn., which is announced for the Fullerton high school Saturday, Nov. 17. Reservations for the luncheon at 12:45 should be made by sending checks for $1.50 to William H Wright, Fullerton Union high school, payable to the association. The exhibit rooms will be open in the morning only to exhibitors and assistants. All members are urged to enter fruit. The public will be welcome to view the exhibition between 2:00 and 5:00 p.m. At 3:00 p.m. in room 25 the growers will meet with the board of directors and general manager to discuss marketing and shipping. At 7:30 p.m. in room 11 the committee on standardization will meet with the representatives of U.S. Dept. of Agr., the University of California and the County Horticultural Commissioners. The program at the morning session, which opens at 9:30 is: 9:30—Address of Welcome—Louis E. Plummer, principal. 9:40—the Finance of Co-operative Marketing — Charles F Stern, vice president First National Bank Los Angeles. 10:00—Needed Investigation on Vitamine Content of Avocado — Prof. M. F. Jaffa, University of California, Berkeley. 10:15—Dehydration of Avocados — Prof. A.W. Christle, University of California, Berkeley. 10:40—South Coast Condition for Avocado Culture — J.R.New berry, President Carlsbad Avocado club. 11:00—Avocado Pollination Test — Orange I. Clark, Point Loma. 11:15—Preview of Marketing Situation — George B.Hedgkin General Manager California Avocado Association. 12:00—Discussion of Marketing-Led by E.R.Canterbury Whittier; T.J.U.Barber,Puente W.H.Sullmon,Chula Vista. Shop Early Even if France should be recalcitrant to this movement, the conference should proceed. The facts as to Germany's capacity to pay reparations should be ascertained and findings made with respect to the controversial questions which now separate France from her former allies. Findings by a conference of this character would commend themselves to all peoples and the conscience of the world would compel their acceptance by France and Germany alike. King said the United States was bound as much to consequences of the war as it was to the war itself. He declared no "isolated policy is worthy of this nation nor is it possible, even if desired." France should modify her present attitude which is contributing to the demoralization of economic and political forces in Germany and may in the submergence of the German people un- Mr. and Mrs. H. Schryer visited Charles Williams of Brea, who is ill, Tuesday. Eddie Braner and George Cullen, Sr., also visited him Tuesday evening. Buy In Anaheim 23 NEW OIL WELLS Oil field operations reported week ending Nov. 3, show 23 new wells started compared with 41 previous week. The total new wells this year is 1218, as compared with 1202 the same date last year. Tests for water shut-off 37, compared with 34 previous week. Yearly total to date 1666, total to same date last year 1462. Deepening or redrilling jobs 15 compared with 10 preceding week week. Total to date this year 510; total to same date last year 669. Abandonments 1, compared with 5 preceding week. Total to date this year 239; total to same date last year 232. Buy In Anaheim Try a Plain Dealer Want Ad. Results der a tide of Russian bolshevism" King added. YESTERDAY Within the city limits of Fulle Come Out TODAY Come Out Sunday To Our Barbecue AT NOON SHARP. We have arranged with MacFarland’s Cafe to supply an exceptional fine barbecue for you as our guests. There’ll be no frills, but lots and lots of value! ALLEN & HEWSON —THINK OF IT! Where is there an investment in your SAVINGS? —Aren’t we safe in assuring you Haven’t you seen values grow? —Where in all Southern California you buy a beautifully-located, hearties of travel in one of the usually low price? —Where is there better or more THINK IT OVER! BU ARE MOVING FAST. —SUCH BIG VALUES A MAN! —They are priced so you can THE PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIF. CACADO GROWERS TO MEET NOV. 17 MAN WHO COVETED BROTHER'S WIFE KILLED KIN TO GET HER, HE SAYS SEEKS "SWEETIE" WITH LOADED GREENS CHICAGO, Nov. 9. — And advocate of the "treat 'em root method of courtship has decided that this method of brining about the capitulation of the sex is not all that it is crazy up to be. Ben Newton, 50, "caven wooer," announced this as opinion after Judge Jos. B. passed sentence upon him. Instead of saying it "withers," Newton said it with "less according to James Major," arrested Ben. The officer said that Newer erstwhile sweetheart, Clara W. field, apparently had tired Newton after a time and spurned him. This action is to have enraged Newton to an extent that he went to room, secured a double-barrel shotgun and ammunition and turned to his former flan home, where he began firing the windows. The amorous adventurer owed a $100 fine and costs and placed in the Bridewell for year to "think it over." John Alton Rogers, Mrs. Love S. Rogers, for love of whom John is charged with killing Love, below, return of John and Mrs. Rogers to Douglas, Ga., jail after flight. They are handcuffed together. John Alton Rogers and his brother's widow, Mrs. Love S. Rogers, are in jail in Douglas, Ga., awaiting trial for the murder of Love John Alton Rogers, Mrs. Love S. Rogers, for love of whom John is charged with killing Love, below, return of John and Mrs. Rogers to Douglas, Ga., jail after flight. They are handcuffed together. John Alton Rogers and his brother's widow, Mrs. Love S. Rogers, are in jail in Douglas, Ga., awaiting trial for the murder of Love Rogers. John has confessed, according to police officials, that he killed his brother because he coveted Love's wife. After the death of Love, in November, 1922, John and Mrs. Rogers fled. They were found recently in Avon Park, Fla. Love was murdered while asleep and his body buried in a field. NEW MAGAZINE A new Macfadden publication Dance Lovers Magazine makes its initial bow to the public this month on the newsstands. It is profusely illustrated with photographs and is chock-a-block with interesting articles among which may be mentioned "Dancing As a Developer of Body and Mind" by Bernarr Macfadden. "The romantic Adventures of a Dancing Venus," "Glida Gray Startles Broadway With Voluptuous Voodoo Dance." "Married Life Is a Dance" by Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Valentino, "How I Keep Fit for Love, Life and Laughter," "My Dancing Children and How I am Training Them" by Bernarr Macfadden. The latest fox trot music is published in full so one can play it at home. Opportunity Awaits at Magnolia Grove city limits of Fullerton and on a boulevard, in one of the most beautiful locations in Southern Cali TODAY Think It Over! OF IT! Where in the world can you find such VALUES? ere an investment opportunity which offers such big returns on NGS? be safe in assuring you these lots will double and treble in value? seen values grow by leaps and bounds? all Southern California, in a rapidly-growing community, can autifully-located, big, 50-foot lot on a boulevard—one of the main avel in one of the busiest regions in the world—at such a ridicuice? there better or more conveniently-located homesites? IT OVER! BUT ACT QUICKLY, BECAUSE THEY VING FAST. BIG VALUES AND BIG BARGAINS WAIT FOR NO priced so you can make money. Come out tomorrow! WSON, Subdividers Big Resid $2 'A Small Payment MAGNOLIA At the Extreme End of C Follow the BLUE ATTENTION—Anahei of these lots. Come out a Wanted—Salesladies to se Friday, November 9, 1923 EKS "SWEETIE" WITH LOADED GUN MICAGO, Nov. 9. — Another state of the "treat 'em rough" mood of courtship has decided this method of bringing it the capitulation of the fair is not all that it is cracked to be. Newton, 50, "caveman," arr., announced this as his son, after Judge Jos. Burke and sentence upon him. Instead of saying it "with flow Newton said it with "lead," leading to James Major, who tested Ben. The officer said that Newton's while sweetheart, Clara Whit apparently had tired of Newton after a time and had died him. This action is said have enraged Newton to suicent that he went to his, secured a double-barreled gun and ammunition and re-educated to his former fiancee's, where he began firing at windows. The amorous adventurer drew 100 fine and costs and was indicted in the Bridewell for one to "think it over." SELL ROAD BONDS SACRAMENTO, Nov. 9. — Sale of $6,000,000 worth of state highway bonds was effected by the state board of control late yesterday, the securities being bid-in by a syndicate headed by the Bank of Italy and the Anglo—and London Paris Co. The syndicate paid a premium of $43,500 for the bonds. Half of the bonds bear 4 1/2 per cent interest and the other half 4 3/4 per cent. The two blocks being sold as a unit to make possible disposal of the low rate securities. Money derived from the sale of the 4 1/4 per cent issue will go into the general fund to prevent the fund from again showing a deficit. As a result of the sale, money borrowed from self-supporting state boards to replenish the general fund can now be repaid. ARREST FASCISTI BERLIN, Nov. 9. — Dr. Von Kahr at Munie has ordered the arrest of all the Bavarian Hitlerites (Fascisti according to information just received here. —Buy In Anaheim— MARRIED COUPLE SILENT SIX YEARS LONDON, Nov. 9. — A silence between a married couple or nearly six years was broken when they spoke to each other during desertion proceedings at Marylebone police court here. The husband was summoned for desertion, and his wife, in her testimony, declared that though they had occupied the same living rooms her husband had doggedly maintained silence after a "tiff" they had had nearly six years ago. “If he wanted anything he would write on a piece of paper for it. We have sat in the parlor for two and three hours at a stretch and he has never spoken a word,” she declared. The offending husband tried to cross-examine his wife, but as her answers were confined to Yes and No, the magistrate gave up in despair and ordered the husband to contribute $3 weekly to his wife's maintenance. Plain Dealer Ads Always Bring Results Announcing New Ownership CROWN CAFE 134 S. Los Angeles St., Anaheim All Night Service CROWN CAFE 134 S. Los Angeles St., Anaheim All Night Service Quality Service HARRY S. CARROLL, Proprietor Awaits You Gardens ns in Southern California Big Fifty Foot esidence Lots $250 to $650 Big Fifty Foot residence Lots $250 to $650 A Small Payment Down And a Few Dollars Monthly MAGNOLIA GARDENS LIES DUE WEST From the Center of Fullerton Extreme End of Commonwealth Avenue, Turn to the Left One Block, Follow the BLUE and GOLD SIGNS to the Tract Office TOMORROW ENTION—Anaheim Realtors, we will co-operate with you in the sale the lots. Come out and see us. Salesladies to sell these wonderful values. Apply at Tract Office.