oc-plain-dealer 1923-12-08

Saturday, December 8, 1923 GARRULOUS BIRD BARES RUM CACHE SOUTHBRIDGE, Mass., Dec. 7. Does it pay to have a pet that knows your secrets? See for yourself. A number of prohibition officers were sent to raid a block on West Main street. The officers swooped down on the block in the early hours of the morning. The agents entered a house and confiscated 60 quarts of alleged contraband beer, three gallons of moonshine whiskey, a quart of gin and a 5-gallon copper still. They were about to leave with their booty when a parrot perched in a cage suspended from the ceiling cried: "Have another; there's more in the bedroom!" The police took the parrot's advice, searched a bedroom and under the bed found a 50-gallon keg of alleged moonshine snash. STRAY CATS MOVE IN ON OHIOAN COLUMBUS, O.. Dec. 7.—Ernest Penrose, a Newark, Ohio, business man, states that seemingly every auto tourist who passed his home during the last summer had a couple of undesirable cats to get rid of and left them all at his home on the road between Granville and Columbus, O. And the embarrassing part of it is that the cats have all taken a liking to their new domicile and decided to stay. As a result, Penrose's home has assumed the aspect of a "cat orphanage," with more than 200 inmates. Penrose complains of the lack of housing facilities and fears that many of the cats will freeze this winter. He has begged people to come and get a real nice "pusay" from the fine collection, but practically everybody refuses to accept the offer. Suffering cats! SHOW ROOM REDECORATED The big showroom of the Frank P. Taggart Co. here, at 328 W. Center st., is being completely re- PNEUMONIA SERUM DISCOVERER SEEKS TUBerculosis CURE SAY INDIANS NEED CHILD HEALTH NEW YORK, Dec. 7.—deaths among Indian infants older children could be avoided if their mothers were given quate instruction how to care them, according to the American Child Health Ass'n., which helps to co-operate with the United States bureau of Indian affairs and the Minnesota state board health in this work among Chippewas in Minnesota. The work will undoubtedly branch out to include other dian tribes, the association ports, since co-operation is required from government, state county bodies. Dr. A. J. Chesley, executive officer of the Minnesota state board of health, writing to a health expert of Rochester, Mays says: "Probably you have lived among the Indians that they always show a deeferest in the welfare of children. The Indian mothers ticularly are devoted, and think that by having a Chippewa nurse, who thoroughly understands the conditions, go into home and help a mother who sick child a promising beginnin will be made toward improvement of general health condition among all the Indians." The American Child Health Ass'n. will help to establish scholarships for native nurses will assist in carrying instructio to Indian mothers. The executive offices of the association, of w Herbert Hoover is president, at No. 379 Seventh avenue, York city." SHOW ROOM REDECORATED The big showroom of the Frank P. Taggart Co. here, at 328 W. Center st., is being completely redecorated and repaired. The work has been in progress most of the week, and should be completed today. The handsome new Chevrolet models are expected to look prettier than ever against the new background. Autonobiles in the United States now consume nearly 6,000,000 gallons of gasoline a year. This amount of "gas" would fill a lake a mile deep and covering three and a half acres. WEATHER REPORTS Australia and New Zealand available to shipping in the waters surrounding the islands. TAGGART'S USED CAR SPECIALS 1920 Hupmobile touring $550 1922 Chevrolet delivery 250 1922 Chevrolet 3-4 ton truck 400 1921 Chevrolet sedan (renewed) 250 1920 Chevrolet touring 150 1914 Studebaker touring (ready to go) 40 1920 Ford Sedan 225 Small Down Payment Easy Terms You can't afford to walk Frank P. Taggart 328 W. Center St. Tel. 490 Dr. Leander Tomarkir, below, discoverer of pneumonia "antimicrobum," and Dr. Marchiafava, who has aided him. Dr. Leander Tomarkin, the young Swiss biologist whose recent discovery of cure for pneumonia started the medical world, is now at work on preparation which he hopes will conquer tuberculosis His experiments with "antimicrobum," the pneumonia serum, and the white plague remedy are being carried on in the Holy Ghost hospital in Rome, where Dr. Marchiafava, great Italian lung specialist, has been working in conjunction with the Swiss biologist. SMALL PAYMENT WILL HOLD CAR Certified used cars can be purchased at the Anaheim market of the Orange County Motor Car Dealers' Ass'n, with a payment down of around $300, according to Manager C. P. Hamm, who calls attention to the fine presents which these cars make. Many of them have been completely repainted and all of them are in good mechanical condition What finer gift to buy, ask Hamm. A small payment down will enable them to hold the car for delivery any day before Christmas. RIGHTHAND MAN OF GEN. DAWES SUICIDE PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 8. Colonel Edward Theodore Noble, righthand man of General "Hel and Maria" Charles G. Dawes during the world war, shot and killed himself in a hotel today. Plain Dealer Ads Always Bring Results REO High Powered Sixes Reo plans its own products and formulates its own policies. The American Child Health Ass'n will help to establish scholarships for native nurses will assist in carrying instructions to Indian mothers. The executive offices of the association, of whom Herbert Hoover is president, at No. 379 Seventh avenue, York city." SAILSTAD READY TO RETURN EASY NAPA, Calif., Dec. 8.—Advised that it might be possible to fight extradition through his corpus proceedings, Edward Sutland, after a two-hour conference with Charles Brennan, San Francisco attorney, decided that would return to Wisconsin face the charge that he robbed the grave of his friend and mated the body by burning a sampler cottage in order to "get from under." "I am guilty." Sailstad said "and while the attorney fully raised me of my legal rights this state, I believe it is best to back and face the music." Constantly Sailstad has in mind the possible consequences to Dothy Anderson, "sunshine girl who is near a breakdown at county hospital here. Sailstad was actively closing his affairs today in preparation for the arrival of the Wisconsin officers expected next week. He sold his auto for $300 plus plans to turn that amount up $100 he had when arrested, out to Miss Anderson. Groceries in their trailer were distributed to prisoners in the county jail. COLLEGE "SERVICE DEPT." POPULAR One year ago the department of regional service was organized at Pomona college, leaving special line of service to be determined largely by the development and necessities of the future. Gradually, four distinct important lines have come under the direction of this department. The publicity work of the college is under the supervision of the regional service department as well as necessary arrangements for conventions and other gatherings held at the college. Organizations of various kinds are recognizing more and more unusual facilities afforded by Pomona for meetings of this character. An illustration of this is very successful annual meeting of the Southern California Editorial Ass'n last September. Calls for speakers are cared for through this department. These calls are not allowed to interfere with the regular work of the college but with about 100 REO High Powered Sixes Reo plans its own products and formulates its own policies. And has maintained its directorate intact for nearly a score of years. Thus, Reo manufactures to satisfy only its customers! AN IDEAL XMAS GIFT FOR YOUR FAMILY Dale & Company C. W. CROMER, Mgr. 236 South Los Angeles St. Phone 651—Anaheim FOR HOUSEHOLD HEATER For household heaters there has been invented an electrically operated stoker that supplies the coal and removes the ashes, lightning current providing the power. FOR SAFETY FIRST Safety is the chief feature of an English motion picture projector in which the light from powerful incandescent lamps is reflected from fireproof paper films. COUGHS—COLDS—“FLU” Watch out for “Flu” and pneumonia now. Check coughs or colds quick. McMULLIN’S FORMULA always reliable: Have it handy. Nothing better for weak lungs, bronchial troubles or asthma. As a germicide and preventive against germ diseases has a hundred uses in every home. Mfrd. only by Tilden McMullin Co., Sedalia, Mo. Sold by Heying Pharmacy. AY INDIANS NEED CHILD HEALTH AID NEW YORK, Dec. 7. — Many deaths among Indian infants and their mothers were given adequate instruction how to care for them, according to the American Health Ass'n., which plans co-operate with the United States bureau of Indian affairs in the Minnesota state board of health in this work among the people in Minnesota. The work will undoubtedly reach out to include other tribes, the association re-uses, since co-operation is promised from government, state and city bodies. R. A. J. Chesley, executive officer of the Minnesota state board health, writing to a child expert of Rochester, Minn.: "Probably you have seen homes of the Indians and the great amount of unnecessary sickness and loss of life among the infants and older children due to lack of instruction as proper care. Those who have among the Indians agree they always show a deep interest in the welfare of their children. The Indian mothers par-ly are devoted, and we think that by having a Chippewa who thoroughly understands the conditions, go into the care and help a mother with a child a promising beginning made toward improvement in general health conditions among all the Indians." The American Child Health will help to establish scholarships for native nurses and assist in carrying instruction to Indian mothers. The executives of the association, of which Hart Hoover is president, are located at 379 Seventh avenue, New York City." FRANK P. TAGGART J31 WEST COMMONWEALTH Monday at 8 o'clock USED SALE ALSTAD READY TO RETURN EAST PA, Calif., Dec. 8.—Altho d that it might be possible ght extradition thru habeas proceedings, Edward Sallafter a two-hour conference Charles Brennan, San Franattorney, decided that he return to Wisconsin to the charge that he robbed brave of his friend and creathe body by burning a sumottage in order to "get out under." Sailstad said, while the attorney fully adme of my legal rights in state, I believe it is best to ck and face the music." Instantly Sailstad has in mind sable consequences to DorAnderson, "sunshine girl." is near a breakdown at the hospital here. Sailstad was actively closing up fairs today in preparation the arrival of the Wisconficers expected next week. Did his auto for $300 and to turn that amount with he had when arrested, over Anderson. Series in their trailer were quoted to prisoners in the jail. 80 Used Cars Sacrificed at 131 West Commonwea Remember! This S Fullerton Store 131 West Comm Trade! Try Us, Drive Ow ATTENTION, AUTO DEALER HAND MEN These prices will enable any man to the investment this winter. First come, talks! Ask yourselves: "Do I know any Taggart who is not satisfied?" Bear in hundred satisfied owners of Chevrolet Aty and equally as many of other makes. To make possible the biggest year of our the decks for ACTION. Cash or Time--You Decide MAKE YOUR OWN TERMS Anyone with a salary can buy one of these cars—only a small cash deposit is required as first payment—and the rest in convenent monthly payments. Five Days T Cash or Time--You Decide MAKE YOUR OWN TERMS Anyone with a salary can buy one of these cars—only a small cash deposit is required as first payment—and the rest in convenient monthly payments. Liberal credit. We'll take your old car in trade if you wish to get a better one. The values in this great sale are amazing, but if you wait—there'll be no cars left for you to select from. FREE DRIVING LESSONS It will not take you long to learn—our competent instructor will teach you, and teach your wife, all about running and handling the car. STUDEBAKER TOUR. $75 RECONDITIONED A certified car gold on our five-day trial—on sale at once and will sell on sight in any person desiring a dependable car for a little money. DODGE $100 In fine condition A GOOD CAR FOR THE M 5 FORDS AT ... $ 50 5 FORDS AT ... $100 20—1922 Chevrolet All reconditioned, in fine shape, as $225 GART MOTOR CAR CO. PHONE 555—FULLERTON Monday, December 10th at 8 o'clock we open our GREAT ED CAR ALE Sacrificed at Low Prices Commonwealth, Fullerton $100 Will Secure Your Choice of Ten Cars $25 Monthly Will Pay for One er! This Sale at the ton Store only--- st Commonwealth Try Us, Drive Over and See AUTO DEALERS AND SECONDHAND MEN nable any man to double his money on winter. First come, first served! Money : "Do I know anyone who deals with satisfied?" Bear in mind we have many owners of Chevrolet Autos in Orange Counany of other makes of used car owners. biggest year of our history we must clear ON. The mechanic or laboring man is as welcome here as the business or professional man. Your dealings are confidential and dignified. You can select any car regardless of price, and terms to suit your convenience will be arranged. e Days Trial The mechanic or laboring man is as welcome here as the business or professional man. Your dealings are confidential and dignified. You can select any car regardless of price, and terms to suit your convenience will be arranged. e Days Trial car you select five days—if at that time you find the car other represented by us— Drive It Back allow every dollar paid to apply purchase of any used car in stock. BUICK TOURING $150 DODGE $100 In fine condition HUPP $475 In fine condition D CAR FOR THE MONEY —1922 Chevrolets reconditioned, in fine shape, as low as— $225 12—1920 Chevrolets Reconditioned, as low as— $90