oc-plain-dealer 1924-03-06

NAME DIRECTORS OF COUNTY FAIR J. A. Smiley, president of the Orange-co Farm Bureau, announced today that he had completed the appointment of the directors of the Orange-co Fair for 1924. The personal of the board is as follows: C. M. Hollingshond, prominent citrus grower of Anaheim; John R. Ragan, director of the Vila Park Orchards Asn, L. G. Swales, president of the Santa Ana C, of C, and representing the city of Santa Ana; Mrs. S. W. Stanley, president board of directors of Tustin high school; E. E. Campbell director of Santiago Orange Groves Ass'n and director of the California Farm Bureau Federation; Mrs. Wm. Kelsey, president of the Women's Civic club of Garden Grove; and Ray T. Franz, secretary of the La Habra Kiwanis club and a prominent citrus grower of that section. These people together with Jas. A. Smiley, president of the Orange-co Farm Bureau, constitute the Board that will direct the half million dollar show this year. The first meeting will be held at the Farm Bureau offices next Tuesday. At that time they will organize electing a president and secretary, and will probably appoint their manager and select the grounds for the next fair. Mr. Smiley gave considerable time and thought in the selection of this Board and endeavored to secure a representative body for the entire county, and in this he has been very successful. UNDERGROUND FIRE SLOWLY RUINS TOWN LONDON, March 6—Tipton, a small town in Staffordshire, is being slowly but systematically destroyed by a subterranean fire. The fire is supposed to have originated some months ago by spontaneous combustion underneath some artificial waste land near the town, and ever since it has been steadily gnawing its way toward the town. Stables, houses and cottages have been destroyed, and whole rows of houses have been rendered uninhabitable through the MACEDONIAN'S RISE UP IN REVOLT OVER COUNTRY'S DIVISION Aleco Pasha. A reward of one million francs has been offered for the capture of Aleco Pasha and his fellow leaders in a revolutionary movement in Jugo-Slavia against the terms of the treaty of Neuilly. The treaty awarded most of the territory inhabited by Macedonians to Greece and Jugo-Slavia. Pasha and his adherents want to pre-vent the entity of Macedonia. G: & L: LEASE G. AND L. LEASE, March 6.—(Spl.)—Mrs. Harry McCaulon and two sons and Mrs. Isaac Mayfield motored to Pasadena Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Wimer and little son Gayne of Long Beach was calling at the homes of Mr. LONDON, March 6—Tipton, a small town in Staffordshire, is being slowly but systematically destroyed by a subterranean fire. The fire is supposed to have originated some months ago by spontaneous combustion underneath some artificial waste land near the town, and ever since it has been steadily gnawing its way toward the town. Stables, houses and cottages have been destroyed, and whole rows of houses have been rendered uninhabitable through the walls cracking and steam issuing through the floors, while the whole town is pervaded by an overwhelming smell of coal-gas fumes. WIFE SQUELCHES "RISQUE" STORY OLEVELAND, March 6—Judge David Moylan, in Municipal court here, has advanced the cause of married women's freedom one step further by a decision in which he held a woman was justified even to the point of using a flat iron in preventing a friend of her husband from telling a story in her home to which she objected. The husband, according to the testimony in court, took the friend's part, but the court said a wife was the best judge of the stories told in the home and dismissed the woman, who had been arrested on a charge of assault and battery. 24 NEW OIL WELLS Oil field operations reported week ending March 1, show 24 new wells started as compared with 26 during the previous week. 11 in the Torrance field, 1 in Huntington Beach, 2 in Whittier, 1 in Santa Cruz-co. and 9 in Kern county. The total new wells this year 269, sam eas same date last year. Tests for water shut-off 35, compared with 34 previous week. Yearly total to date 243; total to same date last year 313. Deepening or redrilling jobs 13 same as preceding week. Total to date this year 110; total to same date last year 136. Abandonments 9, same as preceding week. Total to date this year 79; total to same date last year 42. Don't worry, Old Timer, It never does pay; Let's worry tomorrow, But never today. LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE TO CREDITORS Estate Don't worry, Old Timer, It never does pay; Let's worry tomorrow, But never today. LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE TO CREDITORS Estate "Heat Like California Sunshine" $5 FOR YOUR OLD HEAT (any make) To Apply on the Purchase of Any Radiantfit ODORLESS GAS HEAT As a special inducement for your neighbor Lois were among Radiantfires now—so that your boy who attended the Californiac theater in Anaheim Thursda) being this liberal offer evening. INCOME TAX ROY H. MENDOZA 200 SO. LOS ANGELES ST. Res. Phone 909W Office Phone 366 THE PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIF. LONE ROBBER GOES INTO EVERY HOUSE OKLAHOMA CITY, March 6. A lone man, without a hat and wearing an abbreviated overcoat, re-enacted the Fabius Quintillus episode in ancient Carthage by ransacking the town of Moore, near here. The Oklahoma Quintillus broke into all of Moore's 12 residences while the occupants slept, but rewarded with only $20 and a watch, Deputy Sheriff H. T. Glasem said. People love scandal because by blackening the other follow it makes them white by comparison. Mrs. John Sullivan of Stewart Station. Miss Thelma McCoy of Placentia and Mr. McLucas spent Tuesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Sellers. TRADITION BINDS BRITISH MONARCH LONDON, March 5.—Political changes recently in Britain have led to a discussion regarding the powers of the king. Many people think that a king has almost unlimited sway. As a matter of fact, in Berlin, no man is more hedged around by rules and regulations than its sovereign. In the first place King George must remain a Protestant. Should he become a Roman Catholic he would have to renounce his throne. In the same way, he must not become a Freemason; had he happened to be one at the time of his accession he would have been obliged at once to resign from the craft. As a matter of fact, King George was never initiated. Apart from religion and law, the king is bound rigidly by most rules, both social and political. Monarch he must immediately withdraw from any clubs to which he has hitherto belonged; again, he never writes a personal letter to anyone outside his immediate personal circle; all his other private correspondence is condensed through secretaries. Again, according to rule, must not accept any invitation dine or stay with one of his seets. On the contrary, when instance, he wishes to stay with Lord Derby in order to see Grand National race run at Lily pool, he has to invite himself. The rat, the dragon fly, the minnow and the insectivorous birds are all enemies of the m quio and friends of man. READ THE CLASSIFIED PA No Matter What Make of “WESTERN AUTO” can furnish the equipment and accessories that will g of which you will be proud. A radiator ornament or a visor often changes Our 90-store buying power enables us to offer standard quality accessories Tonneau Windshields How much warmer and more comfortable it is riding in the tonneau race ‘All Mingle’ Tonneau Windshields have been attached!” A pleural exclamation which expresses the satisfaction and comfort of “All angle” Tonneau Windshield owners. Price installed $85.00. Other models $18.75 and $22.50 Cowl Ventilator 5 Cools the feet of those riding in the front seat. Can be regulation from the inside of the car—$5.00. Ford Model, $2.50. Drum Side Lamps Black and Nickel, pair... $2.85 All-Nickel, pair ... $3.35 Green Pyralin Useful, yet ornament gauge pyralin break the sun or approach and makes driving o pleasant. $5.95 and Other Visors—Metal to $5.75. Motometer, Radi Tonneau Windshields How much warmer and more comfortable it is riding in the tonneau windshield have been attached!" A special exclamation which expresses the satisfaction and comfort of "All Angle" Tonneau Windshield owners. Price installed $85.00. Other models $18.75 and $22.50 Windshield Wings For those who want the very best, we offer "Every Angle" Wings. The double joints of the heavily nickel-lated brass brackets permit easy and quick adjustment to every conceivable position. A pair, $14.75. Other models $11.50 and $8.15 Steering Wheel Covers A high quality elastic rubber cover that gives a positive easy grip on the steering wheel. Black, nicely finished; beautifies the wheel and warmer to the hands. Also adds to the safety of driving. Will not lose shape and will last indefinitely. Small to fit 16-in. wheels and smaller $1.40 Large to fit 17-in. wheels and larger 1.45 Automatic Windshield Wiper Working from the intake vacuum the automatic windshield wiper eliminates the bother of continually wiping your windshield in rainy weather. This cleaner does its automatically. Once installed the cleaner needs no attention. It is self-lubricated and there is nothing to get out of order. Thoroughly tested and guaranteed.$4.85 each. Hand Cleaners, 45c to $2.35. Cowl Ventilator Cools the feet of those riding in the front seat. Can be regulation from the inside of the car—$5.00. Ford Model, $2.50. Drum Side Lamps Black and Nickel, pair $2.85 All-Nickel, pair $3.35 "Fyrac" Spotlight This new type spotlight fits through the windshield glass—its lens and reflector out in front, its convenient Gun'Grip inside at your finger tips. It is always in service—always ready to guide you safely with a 1500-foot beam of clean white light. Even in bad weather when you have the windows or curtains closed the "Fyrac" Night Guide is inside and ready for service. Installed, $12.75. Other Spotlights, $2.25 to $12.35. Interior and Side Mirrors Mirrors for the interior and side—no more rear-end collisions, no more stiff necks from looking back. The "Cop Spotter" Interior Mirror sells for $2.70 and $2.95 for the 7-inch and 10-inch size respectively. Others $1.10 to $2.85. Side Mirrors are priced at 85c to $2.65, according to size and quality. Ask for New Catalog at the Store Nearest You Green Pyralin Useful, yet ornamental gauge pyralin breaks the sun or approaches and makes driving pleasant. $5.95 and Other Visors—Metal to $5.75. Motometer, Radiator and Ornaments A fancy radiator car Motometer add a touch distinction to your Motometer shows your ture of your motor warns you before you heats. Motometer...$2 Fancy Caps Ornaments... Drum Head Positively the new beautiful head lamp today. The Drum the same style as priced, custom-built wonderfully to this any car. $7.85 and Macbeth Complies with the ments. Per pair Lens, 50c to $3.05. 90 Stores in the West Western Auto Supply Co. 133 South Los Angeles St. Anaheim HORSE, 53, STILL DOES LIGHT WORK BLOOMINGTON, Pa., March 6. Clover, believed to be the oldest horse in the country, recently observed his 53rd birthday anniversary in his stall on a farm near here. Clover is apparently in the best of health and shows few of the infirmities his advanced age would indicate. However, he takes things easy nowadays, passing his declining years drawing a country minister about his parish. He does no heavy work. Clover raced for more than 20 years, but his only public showing since then was in 1922, when he was sent to the New York Horse Show for exhibition. Physicians say that if an airplane were turned sharply at 500 miles an hour centrifugal force would throw the blood outward to the lower parts of the body, drain- TDIE TAB. A. T. & S. F. R. R. In effect February 17, 1924 Trains to Los Angeles *No. 79 ... 6:08 A.M. No. 71 ... 11:28 A.M. **No. 73 ... 4:50 P.M. *No. 75 ... 8:52 P.M. Trains to San Diego No. 78 ... 1:56 A.M. ***No. 72 ... 10:04 A.M. No. 74 ... 3:46 P.M. No. 76 ... 6:47 P.M. 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The heavy gauge pyralin breaks the glare of the sun or approaching headlights, and makes driving easier and more pleasant. $5.95 and $10.90. Other Visors—Metal or Fabric, $1.85 to $5.75. Motometer, Radiator Caps and Ornaments A fancy radiator cap ornament and Motometer add a touch of class and distinction to your car. Also the Motometer shows you the temperature of your motor at all times and warns you before your motor overheats. Motometer...$2.90 to $12.75 Fancy Caps...$35c to $5.75 Ornaments...$95c to $4.30 Drum Head Lamps Positively the newest and most beautiful head lamp on the market today. The Drum Head Lamp is the same style as used on high-priced, custom-built cars and adds wonderfully to the appearance of any car. $7.85 and $8.75. Macbeth Lens Complies with the law requirements. Per pair, $3.25. Other Lens, 50c to $3.05. West Auto Co. Order by Mail. Our Guarantees Protects You Spring Steel Bumpers Conceded to be the most efficient and practical type, priced at $13.30 and $16.50. Double Duty Bumpers 1¼-in. steel $14.50; 2-in. steel $18.75. Round bar bumpers $8.25. Klassy Step Plates The heavy barred rubber mat surrounded by the solid aluminum frame and kick plate make the plate practical and ornamental—$1.50. All-aluminum plate $1.35. Sport model $1.60. “Western Giant” Cords should mean more than just another tire to you—the reputation and reliability of “Western Auto” stores are your guarantee of the quality of “Western Giant” Cords. The sure non-skid tread will take you safely over the wet and slippery pavements. Prices? Much lower than you would expect to pay for a tire of this quality. Gear Shift Extension This Extension attaches to the top of lever and extends up a few inches, placing the ball handle within easy reach. Priced from $1.25 to $2.00, according to car. Onyx Gear Shift Balls Very beautiful and "adds class" to any car. Made from Mexican onyx—highly polished. $1.90 each.