oc-plain-dealer 1924-04-30

CHEST CLINIC WELL PATRONIZED The chest clinic was a buzz of interest and yesterdays of anxious mothers and expectant children, American and foreign, swarmed the clinic rooms in the city hall, where Dr. Mumford Smith, medical director of Barlow sanitarium, and Dr. Shulmay, in charge of Los Angeles-based tubercular hospital for years, were "the coping" the little chests of Jackie and Susie, as well as of the more mature John and Susan. Among towheaded youngsters and adults, the nurses flitted about in preparation and assistance to these two physicians, who examined thoroughly, marked charts of individual cases and recommended they be put under the family physician's care in the greater number of instances. Eighteen percent of American children are found underweight, and the clinic today was in preparation of a preventive program and tuberculosis control for the county. Promised by the tubercular society at the time of the seal sale at Christmas time, a county tuberculosis nurse, Mrs. Amella A. Meagher, has been secured for a year, with expenses paid from the sales. Through Nurse Meagher, Miss Beatrice Woodward, health educational director for the state tuberculosis association, has given two weeks of her time in Orangeco, and was again present yesterday. Figures were given out at the clinic denoting that of a population of 100,000 persons in Orangeco, 169 died last year with tuberculosis. With each person averaging eight contacts, the necessity for a preventative measure is recognized. Orangeco, with its five clinics, Fullerton Monday; Anaheim yesterday; Placentia today; Garden Grove May 1 in the Baptist bungalow and Capistrano grammar school Friday, has not been able to supply the demand for examinations, for a delegation of women from Huntington Beach called today, some bringing their children, and begged for a similar clinic. GREEN, SPRING'S FAVORITE COLOR IS MUCH USED Mother Nature is not the only one to feature green for spring wear. Dame Fashion also uses it a great deal this season. This over blouse freck is made of green broadcloth and has trimmings of embroidered taffeta. SHORTRIDGE KICKS (Continued from Page One excluding Orientals shall be effective as of July 1 next—affording the state department time to perfect a treaty that will placate Japanese feeling and perhaps allow a thin trickle of immigrants from the Orient. Such a move on the part of the administration, Sherridge warned, will be most bitterly fought in both houses of congress. He pointed out to the president that such a procedure would deprive the house of representatives of any voice in the matter at all for the reason the house has no voice in ratifying treaties. The California senator was considerably aroused today over the situation. "It is only a lot of cheap John lawyers, a few misguided women and certain weak-minded people" he told newspapermen at the White House, "who want us to crawl and ask his royal majesty, the Mikado of Japan, for his kind permission to let us regulate our own purely domestic policies." "I'm not crowling and don't intend to Neither will the Pacific coast and the west." SEVERE SHOCK BERKELEY, April 30.—An unusually severe local earth shock was registered on the Univ. of Calif. seismograph last night. The center was not more than 16 miles from here and probably a little east of south. It lasted 25 seconds, beginning at 11:56:05 and ending at 11:56:30 p.m. It was declared by one observer to have been the most severe tremor felt here since 1915. ATTEMPT TO SETTLE ULSTER STATE BOUNDARY DISPUTE LONDON, April 30.—Despite the opposition of Ulster, the Labor government will attempt to settle the Ulster-Free State boundary dispute in accordance with the terms of the Anglo-Irish Mother Nature is not the only one to feature green for spring wear. Dame Fashion also uses it a great deal this season. This over blouse frock is made of green broadcloth and has trimmings of embroidered taffeta. KHJ—THE TIMES 6 to 6:30 p.m.—Art Hickman's Concert Orchestra from Los Angeles Biltmore. 6:30 p.m.—Prof. Walter Sylvester Hertzog, stories of American history. 6:45 to 7:30 p.m.—Children's program. 8 to 9 p.m.—Program through the courtesy of Mrs. J. F. Faber, assisted by Judge Benjamin F. Bledsoe. 9 to 10 p.m.—Program sponsored by Mrs. Cecil Franke in honor of Mrs. John F. Lyons, president of the National Federation of Music Clubs. 10 to 11 p.m.—Art Hickman's Orchestra from the Biltmore. KFI—EXAMINER 4:45 to 5:15—The Evening Herald. 5:15 to 5:45—the Examiner. Educational talk by Dr. Ralph L. Power; talk by Capt. G. E. Hayes, U. S. H. C. 6:15 to 7:30 p.m.—Anthony Program presented by Nick Harris, detective. 8 to 9 p.m.—The Evening Herald. Concert. 9 to 10 p.m.—The Examiner. Kentucky Colonels' Orchestra; Yvonne Farr; Radio Soprano; Louis Hagensick, pianist; Arthur Clayton, baritone; Frederick Peters, the cinema giant. 10 to 11 p.m.—Anthony. Hollywood Community Orchestra. 11 to 12 p.m.—Ambassador Hotel. Max Fisher and his Cocoa-nut Grove Orchestra. SENATE OIL PROBE WASHINGTON, April 30.—Senate oil inquisitors today directed their investigation into geological conditions and leases upon naval reserve No. 2 at Buena Vista, Calif., a phase of the oil inquiry which has thus far been virtually untouched. W. W. Cutler, Jr., petroleum engineer, formerly with the bureau of mines, told the committee the navy had lost millions of barrels of oil because of failure to drill wells in the reserve to guard against drainage and seepage. CERTIFICATION to the actual value $2.50 grouped into a vault assortment. Every garment representing the high quality of workmanship quality and style. $1.59 Dresses of Gingham—smart styles in several Zephyr Ginghams, Tissue Indian Head Cloth. ATTEMPT TO SETTLE ULSTER STATE BOUNDARY DISPUTE LONDON, April 30. — Despite the opposition of Ulster, the Labor government will attempt to settle the Ulster-Free boundary dispute in accordance with the terms of the Anglo-Irish treaty, Colonial Secretary J. H. Thomas announced in commons this afternoon. Ulster claims that the Free State is seeking to detach territory from the province to extend the Free State borders. Bicycle licenses are sold by the Denver police and have reduced the number of bicycle thefts. MR. AMERICAN CITIZEN Invasion of the hoof and mouth disease threatens Orange-co, but EAT WHAT YOU WANT—BUY WHAT YOU WANT There is positively no danger to the people's health, but they are carriers of the disease and you must CO-OPERATE DON'T allow any livestock off your premises. DON'T congregate with any large assembly of people. DON'T move livestock, feedstuffs without special permit and supervision. DON'T move livestock unless imperatively necessary and then only by special permit. DON'T enter any infected or quarantined area. DON'T allow outside livestock on your premises. DON'T ridicule or try to evade the quarantine regulations. DON'T employ milkers until they have been thoroughly examined DON'T go off the main highways. DONT pasture stock on the highways. DONT relax vigilance for an instance. DONT get excited. DONT go camping or picnicking. This is a good time to stay at home. Leave your cats and dogs at home. Keep your pigeons confined. Drive thru the creosote disinfecting troughs to disinfect the wheels of your car. Notify the horticultural commissioner's office at the first symptoms of anything unusual in your livestock, such as drooping ears, lameness, slobbering, or reduced milk production. OBSERVE THESE RULES, STAY AT HOME, BE CAREFUL, AND IN A FEW WEEKS THE DISEASE WILL BE ELIMINATED. THE PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIF. Anaheim's Supreme Value Giving SPECIAL HOUR SALE 81x90 Pepperell Sheets $1.39 They are closely woven, are carefully torn and remmed. They have no pressing, consequently they are better after undering than before. All America knows PEPPERILL. 9:30 to 10:20 THE SEBASTIAN BROTHERS CERTIFIED SALES OPENS Continues For Three WHAT DOES "CERTIFIED" MEAN? The new Standard Dictionary says to vouch for—". Sebastian Brothers define CERTIFIED VALUES as extraordise Staff by actual market comparison. EVERY SINGLE ARTICLE PERFECT OPENS Continues For Three WHAT DOES "CERTIFIED" MEAN? The new Standard Dictionary says to vouch for—". Sebastian Brothers define CERTIFIED VALUES as extraordinaire Staff by actual market comparison. EVERY SINGLE ARTICLE PERFECT EVERY PRICE CERTIFIED EXTRAORDINARY INDEED CERTIFIED VALUES from the WASH DRESS SECTION DRESS APRONS to the actual value of 2.50 grouped into a vast assortment. Every garment representing the highest quality of workmanship, quality and style. $1.59 Bungalow Aprons —in both ginghams and percales, all styles in good taste, neatly trimmed. No apron under the value of $1.25. 79c Dresses of Ginghams, Indian Heads, etc. smart styles in several materials; fine Zephyr Ginghams, Tissue Ginghams, Genine Indian Head Cloth. Values to $6.00 Hit and Miss Pattern Rag Rugs 18 by 36 INCHES Hit and miss pattern, woven on strong, close set cotton warp of new freshly dyed cotton rags. 25 rugs at the sale price. 50c DARK GREEN WINDOW SHADES Closely woven and smooth gives superior wear, each shade equipped fully, ready to hang. Size 3 inch by 6 feet. 59c Absorbent Heavy Huck Towels 23x42 thick double thread terry, an exceptionally good value even at the regular price of 65c. 29c 36 in BUNCALOW CRETONNES representing the highest quality of workmanship, quality and style. $1.59 79c Dresses of Gingham, Indian Heads, etc. smart styles in several materials; fine sephyr Gingham, Tissue Gingham, Genline Indian Head Cloth. Values to $6.00 $3.98 Dresses of Pure Linen, Assorted Colors pretty neat styles, daintily trimmed in all seasonable colors. $5.95 GINGHAMS 27 inch Gingham 17½c beautiful assortment of patterns, splendid quality. A CERTIFIED VALUE. 32-inch Gingham 28c high grade, wonderful patterns, such brands as Tolle Du Nord, Renfrey's, Kalburnies. 59c MAH JONG PATTERNS IN VOILES the NEW in Volles, in splendid mercerzed quality. 75c values. Mah Jong Patterns in Canton Crepes exceptionally low price— exceptionally beautiful patterns. $2.29 Heavy Weight Silk Pongee perfect weave, heavy weight, a wonderful value. 95c YARD WIDE BLACK SATEEN Good luster, rich black and excellent quality at the sale price of ... 33c 23x42 thick double thread terry, an exceptionally good value even at the regular price of 65c. 36 in. BUNGALOW CRETONNES A wonderful range of the most beautiful of cretonne patterns. 18x36 BEST 25c HUCK TOWELS A splendid huck towel, firm and close absorbent huck, perfect bleach assorted red or blue border. 12 dozen to sell at this price. Beautiful New Filet Curtains Never before have we offered so many pattern of curtain net, a great pattern range in whicream, ivory, ecru, and Arabian. Now with the least expense curtain your windows, easily accomplished by selecting from our display, on sale at per yard, 29c. e Giving Sale--Be Ready! SPECIAL HOUR SALE Linen Crash and Absorbent Boote TOWELLING 19c Dark brown linen crash glass toweling, and heavy absorbent Boote Mill toweling, none worth less than 25c the yard, some worth 35c; on sale at 9:30 to 10:30 TOMORROW Three Days ard Dictionary says, "to guarantee excellence; to state as a fact; VALUES as extraordinary bargains—certified by S. B. MerchanRTICLE PERFECT AND SEASONABLE. TOMORROW Three Days ward Dictionary says, "to guarantee excellence; to state as a fact; VALUES as extraordinary bargains—certified by S. B. MerchanRTICLE PERFECT AND SEASONABLE. ED EXTRAORDINARY RDINARY EED SLEEVELESS Sport Sweaters $3.49 Sport Sweater of coat; sleeveless models in combination colors. FIBRE SLK TUXEDO SWEATERS $9.95 Regular $12.50 model, in beautiful colors and patterns. New Arrivals in Dimity OVERBLOUSES $1.85 of white striped dimity or novelty pattern dimity; attractive embroidered collar and cuffs. ELSART Fine Knit Underwear LADIES UNIONS 49c The best offer in years embraces every desired style of union suit, light weight and strictly perfect. 40 dozen go at this price. Fine Knit Underwear LADIES UNIONS 49c The best offer in years embraces every desired style of union suit, light weight and strictly perfect. 40 dozen go at this price. LADIES' VESTS 29c Tubular top, mercerized, very fine gauge, very elastic full top. Bodice and sleeve models. 24 dozen to sell at this price. Boys School Blouses 89c seat patterns, also plain blue, gray, khaki and tan. Children's Play Suits 85c —blue denim and khakis. ROMPERS 75c —wide assortment of values to $1.25. Ladies Regular 15c Handkerchiefs 6 for 25c —neat embroidered design in corner. The price makes them a strong leader.