oc-plain-dealer 1924-11-01

DURABILITY AIM OF MAKERS NOW The tendency toward greater durability and sturdiness in motor cars is well-instanced in the new Builck models, says Earl Goodrum of the Motor Sales Co., Northern Orange-co distributors. The Builck also embodies all the new features, such as low-pressure tires, four-wheel brakes, closures with open models and many refinements. The insurance rate on the Builck is as low as on any machine built, if not lower. The difference in price between the open models and those with closures is so small that anybody can afford the latter. The Builck now is pre-eminently the all-weather, all-purpose car, continued Goodrum. It is fitted for which it need be used, and it is built to with-meet. EXCHANGE CLAUSE SHOULD BE USED Copies of the "Builders' Exchange Clause," to be inserted in all contracts with builders and contractors, can be secured free at the headquarters of the Orange-co division of the Los Angeles Builders' Exchange, 208 Sturgeon-st, Santa Ana. The clause was drafted by Dep. Dist. Atty. John J. Hill, Jr., of Los Angeles-co, and officials of the Los Angeles Builders' Exchange, to protect home-builders from the alleged sharp practices of unserupulous operators in the building field. "Under the present law," Paul D. Langworthy, secretary-manager of the Los Angeles Exchange, declared yesterday, "if the contractor does not apply the money received from the owner upon the job in question, there is no legal recourse. The weapon to force him to apply the funds where intended is a civil suit. This weak point in the law has caused the loss of thousands." OFFICIALS OPPOSE AMENDMENT NO. 1 To the voters: The board of supervisors of Orange-co and the state highway commission are opposed to amendment No. 1 on the November ballot. Amendment No. 1 proposes a reduction of taxes on interurban stage and truck companies. It proposes to do away with present taxes, including auto license tax, road repair tax, which is imposed according to weight of vehicle, and county property tax. It would probably exempt the stage and truck operators from the gasoline tax. It would leave the companies to pay only the four per cent gross earnings tax which they pay now in addition to other taxes. The amendment would benefit only owners of stages and trucks operating on regular routes between cities for fixed compensation. It does not affect trucks operated by private persons in their own business. There is no good reason for exempting these stage and truck lines from taxation. They operate on road beds provided by the state and counties and should con tribute a fair share to the upkeep of these roads. If Amendment No. 1 is adopted, taxes paid by these concerns would not go to the state highway fund and the county would consequently lose its share of taxes now paid the state by these operators. The supervisors and the state highway commission, therefore, favor the defeat of this proposal. Vote No on Amendment No. 1. T. B. Talbert, chairman; eGo Jeffrey, 5th district; S. H. Finley 1st district; Wm. Sehumacher, 3rd district; Leon O. Whitsell, 4th district! N. T. Edwards, member state highway commission. AT THE HOTEL ANGELINA F. J. Carter, Mrs. J. H Burnham, W. H. Moore, O. J. Goehner, J. A. Eddman, G. W. Kenneth, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Mills, Los Angeles; Mrs. E. W. John- BEVILLARD DENIES PUBLISHED CLAIM Correcting an announcement that appeared over his signature but without his authorization, Bevillard of the Anaheim Ignition Depot says he didn't declare the radio fans could get Chicago every night on the Model No. 1 Kennedy set. Local interference such as noisy power lines with leaky insulation, violet or X-ray machines, etc., may prevent any entry from functioning, he declares. It couldn't guarantee any machine therefore, in such a way. BUENA PARK S. F. Hilgenfeld, pastor of the Congregational church, announces the following programs for Sunday, Nov. 2: 9:45, Sundayschool, 11, Morning service and communion Subject, "Christ the Sacrifice." 6:30, Christian Endeavor, 7:30, Evening service and subject, "Zacchaeus and Jesus." Mrs. Hasson, Mrs. Glen Crill representing the library board and Miss Anna Luebkeman, the librarian made a trip to San Anga to purchase new library books, Tuesday. The entertainment Monday evening was a decided success $106.63 being the net receipts The committee are considering having another show soon. Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Little and Miss Hedwig Janke attended an entertainment at the Concordia at Anaheim Wednesday evening. Miss Erma Hill, of Orange thorpe, will open a beauty parlor in one of the upstair rooms of the new brick building about the first of November. Miss Hill will be prepared to give ladies hair cuts and marcels. Mrs. J. E. Wright and Mrs. R. Cummins were appointed The supervisors and the state highway commission, therefore, favor the defeat of this proposal. Vote No on Amendment No. 1. T. B. Talbert, chairman; eGo Jeffrey, 5th district; S. H. Finley 1st district; Wm. Sehumacher, 3rd district; Leon O. Whitsell, 4th district! N. T. Edwards, member state highway commission. AT THE HOTEL ANGELINA F. J. Carter, Mrs. J. H Burnham, W. H. Moore, O. J. Goehner, J. A. Eddman, G. W. Kenneth, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Mills, Los Angeles; Mrs. E. W. Johnson and son, Denver; Will R. Johnson, Stockton; L. Lincoln, San Francisco, and M. A. Myers and wife, San Diego. RICHFIELD RICHFIELD, Nov. 1. (Spl.)—Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Walker journeyed to Hollywood recently where they attended the Egyptian theater, afterwards they joined friends and relatives at a dinner party. Mrs. Jessie Luzier accompanied by friends from Anaheim motored to Los Angeles Tuesday on a shopping tour. Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Francis accompanied by Mrs. Richards of Pasadena Journed to Long Beach, where they joined a party of friends and then attended a theater. The Placentia Round Table club is planning a surprise program for the reception of the Placetta and Richfield grammar school teachers, which will be given at the home of Mrs. C. C. Chapman. The affair has all been arranged in the deepest of secrecy. Mrs. H. F. Taylor who has been spending the past few days in Los Angeles visiting with friends is once more at home. Mr. and Mrs. John H. Summers entertained a number of friends at a dinner party, recently. The guests were: Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Walker and son and Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Kihls and family of Long Beach. Edward Zuckerman has again returned to Fullerton H. S., after being quite ill with the flu*. His brother Theodore Zuckerman who is also a member of the F. U. H. S., and of the football team journed to San Diego, for the big game which took place in that city. Mrs. Howell Dentent entertained the Essences club at her home recently, Mrs. Earnest Karnes of Bellflower formerly of the Sterna Thompson lease, was the honor guest. The afternoon was spent playing bridge and prizes were given, Mrs. Gendar winning first prize, Mrs. Karnes second prize, and Mrs. Renner the consolation prize. Delicious refreshments of jellied chicken sandwiches and coffee. The guests included, Messame Karn Adams, L.Cote James. Miss Erma Hill, of Orange thorpe, will open a beauty parlor in one of the upstart rooms of the new brick building about the first of November. Miss Hill will be prepared to give ladies haircuts and marcels. Mrs.J.E.Wright and Mrs.R.N.Cummins were appointed by the welfare committee to solicit funds for the Christmas tree. Mr. and Mrs.J Walter Wilson and daughter Patricia, of Long Beach, were here Wednesday. Mrs.Steilla Montgomery, or Whittler, was a business visitor to Buena Park Thursday. John Ericson, a former resident of Buena Park, has gone to Japan in the U.S.mail service. C.W.Girvin was in Los Angeles Thursday making arrangements for the exhibit for the Girvin grade Meter company, at the auto show at Los Angeles, beginning Nov. 1st. Mr.Girvin's exhibit is quite interesting. It consists of a little car running by electricity on an irregular track which is arranged to show different grades. The car has the Girvin grade meter mounted at each end, no whether the car is coming toward the spectator or going away it is easy to read the grade meter and see the per cent of the grade. After the show is over the exhibit will be used in the show window of the Girvin grade meter store in Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs.L.J Robeson were Los Angeles visitors Tuesday. C.E.Gifford, of Redlands, visited Mr. and Mrs.C.W.Miller on Tuesday. Mrs.H.E.Warren,Misses Florence Warren, Beulah Nelson,Margie Lee and Eunice Mcann attended a dance in Anaheim Thursday evening. A.Nelson attended the chamber of commerce in Fullerton Thursday evening. Albert Koch, of Fullerton, visited friends here Thursday. Mr. and Mrs.Glen Crilly and children were Wednesday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.Earl Crilly, of Puente. Mr. and Mrs.Sammie Coughran left Wednesday for a trip to the northern part of the state.Their children stayed here with their grandmother,Mrs.C.V.Black. Mr. and Mrs.James Swain visited relatives in La Habra Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs.Silas Greenwalts are enjoying a visit from some cousins from Duluth, Minnesota. Mr. and Mrs.E.P.Mann came home Wednesday after spending their vacation at Los Angeles and Pasadena, where Mrs.Mann attended the grand chapter of the Eastern Star. Mr. and Mrs.Townsend Practically at an end, Mrs. Miriam Ma. Ferguson, Democratic nominee for governor, was a favorite in the betting today to defeat her Republican opponent, Dr. George C. Butte. Butte's campaign managers would not even venture an opinion on what counties would prove favorable to Dr. Butte. Ferguson, husband of the Democratic nominee, concedes Dr. Butte less than 200,000 votes. On the other hand, James E. Ferguson, husband of the Democratic nominee, concedes Dr. Butte less than 200,000 votes. Mrs. Ferguson, in addition to the vast Democratic phalanx that disregarded his impeachment record in the primaries, will poll 40-000 anti-Klan Republican votes. A Class Ad is best little salesman. W. E. Walbot, campaign manager for P.C., predicted today that if 500,000 votes were cast, Butte would get 125,000 or more. On the other hand, James E. Ferguson, husband of the Democratic nominee, concedes Dr. Butte less than 200,000 votes. Mrs. Ferguson, in addition to the vast Democratic phalanx that disregarded his impeachment record in the primaries, will poll 40-000 anti-Klan Republican votes. A Class Ad is best little salesman. W. E. Walbot, campaign manager for P.C., predicted today that if 500,000 votes were cast, Butte would get 125,000 or more. On the other hand, James E. Ferguson, husband of the Democratic nominee, concedes Dr. Butte less than 200,000 votes. Mrs. Ferguson, in addition to the vast Democratic phalanx that disregarded his impeachment record in the primaries, will poll 40-000 anti-Klan Republican votes. A Class Ad is best little salesman. W. E. Walbot, campaign manager for P.C., predicted today that if 500,000 votes were cast, Butte would get 125,000 or more. On the other hand, James E. Ferguson, husband of the Democratic nominee, concedes Dr. Butte less than 200,000 votes. Mrs. Ferguson, in addition to the vast Democratic phalanx that disregarded his impeachment record in the primaries, will poll 40-000 anti-Klan Republican votes. A Class Ad is best little salesman. W. E. Walbot, campaign manager for P.C., predicted today that if 500,000 votes were cast, Butte would get 125,000 or more. On the other hand, James E. Ferguson, husband of the Democratic nominee, concedes Dr. Butte less than 200,000 votes. Mrs. Ferguson, in addition to the vast Democratic phalanx that disregarded his impeachment record in the primaries, will poll 40-000 anti-Klan Republican votes. A Class Ad is best little salesman. W. E. Walbot, campaign manager for P.C., predicted today that if 500,000 votes were cast, Butte would get 125,000 or more. On the other hand, James E. Ferguson, husband of the Democratic nominee, concedes Dr. Butte less than 200,000 votes. Mrs. Ferguson, in addition to the vast Democratic phalanx that disregarded his impeachment record in the primaries, will poll 40-000 anti-Klan Republican votes. A Class Ad is best little salesman. W. E. Walbot, campaign manager for P.C., predicted today that if 500,000 votes were cast, Butte would get 125,000 or more. On the other hand, James E. Ferguson, husband of the Democratic nominee, concedes Dr. Butte less than 200,000 votes. Mrs. Ferguson, in addition to the vast Democratic phalanx that disregarded his impeachment record in the primaries, will poll 40-000 anti-Klan Republican votes. A Class Ad is best little salesman. W. E. Walbot, campaign manager for P.C., predicted today that if 500,000 votes were cast, Butte would get 125,000 or more. On the other hand, James E. Ferguson, husband of the Democratic nominee, concedes Dr. Butte less than 200,Ooo votes. Mrs. Ferguson, in addition to the vast Democratic phalanx that disregarded his impeachment record in the primaries, will poll 40-oo anti-Klan Republican votes. A Class Ad is best little salesman. W. E. Walbot, campaign manager for P.C., predicted today that if 500,OOOO votes were cast, Butte would get 125.OOOOO or more. On the other hand, James E. Ferguson, husband of the Democratic nominee, concedes Dr. Butte less than 2OOOO votes. Mrs. Ferguson, in addition to the vast Democratic phalanx that disregarded his impeachment record in the primaries, will poll 4OOOO anti-Klan Republican votes. A Class Ad is best little salesman. W. E. Walbot, campaign manager for P.C., predicted today that if 5OOOOOO votes were cast, Butte would get 125.OOOOO or more. On the other hand, James E. Ferguson, husband of the Democratic nominee, concedes Dr. Butte less than 2OOOO votes. Mrs. Ferguson, in addition to the vast Democratic phalanx that disregarded his impeachment record in the primaries, will poll 4OOOO anti-Klan Republican votes. A Class Ad is best little salesman. W. E. Walbot, campaign manager for P.C., predicted today that if 5OOOOOO votes were cast, Butte would get 125.OOOOO or more. On the other hand, James E. Ferguson,hubbard of the Democratic nominee,conscedes Dr.Butte less than 2OOOO votes. Mrs.Ferguson.in addition tothe vastDemocraticphalanxthatdisregardedinthisimpeachmentrecordingintheprimaries.willpoll4OooantiKlanRepublicanvotes.thesaid. WOTE—NOVEMBER 4 VOTE—AS YOU PLEASE But VOTE Men’s Bible Class White Temple Sunday School THE PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIF. BILLARD DENIES BUBLISHED CLAIM lecting an announcement appeared over his signature, without his authorization. A. ward of the Anaheim Ignition laws he didn't declare that fans could get Chicago light on the Model No. 15 set. interference such as power lines with leaky inlet, violet or X-ray material, may prevent any get connection, he declares. He guarantees any machine, fire, in such a way. ENA PARK Hilgenfeld, pastor of the national church, announcer bowing programs for Sunday, 2: 9:45, Sunday 11, Morning service and subject. "Christ the Savior," 6:30, Christian Eldar. "Zacchaeus and Jesus." Hasson, Mrs. Glen Crilly, setting the library board, Anna Luebkeman, the made a trip to Santa purchase new library Tuesday. entertainment Monday even was a decided decision being the net receipts. committee are considering another show soon. and Widgery Janke attended an amendment at the Concordia at Wednesday evening. Erma Hill, of Orange-will open a beauty parlor of the upstair rooms of the back building about the November. Miss Hill will need to give ladies hair marcels. F. E. Wright and Mrs. R. SAN BERDOO BUILDS ORANGE SHOW HOME SAN BERNARDINO, Nov. 1.—Before a large number of representatives of citrus organizations and citizens, the cornerstone was laid this afternoon for the new $150,000 building which will be the future home of the National Orange Show. For 14 years the great citrus spectacle has been held under canvas. Last year's heavy wind which blew down one of the tents hastened the orange show management in its plans to erect a great building and the dream of years is about to be realized. The new home of the show is the longest exposition building on the Pacific coast, being more than 700 feet in length, and is 135 feet wide. The interior is converted into two sections, one for the citrus fruit exhibits, the other for the industrial division. At either end of the fruit section is a gallery which will afford an overhead view of the Orange Show for the first time. The structure is of Spanish Colonial type, the front and rear of the building being finished in cream colored stucco and trimmed with brown art stone. A stage, offices, dressing room, restaurant and tearoom have been provided. Five arched passageways provide for 20 gates. In front of the building a Moorish fountain will play. The building is unique in that there is not a pillar or column to obstruct the vision. The formal dedication of the exposition building will be held on Feb. 19, opening night of the fifteenth National Orange Show. DENIES HE USED STOOL F. C. Wilson, former cook at the Crown cafe, who had trouble with M. Guy Cummins over his wages, denied today that he had a stool on Cummins, declaring he had taken the stool away from him. "I am very sure that Cummins refused to pay him any part of his wages, and wouldn't even read a letter given Wilson by the DAVIS WINDS UP DRIVE TONIGHT NEW YORK, Nov. 1.—The active campaign of John W. Davis for the presidency reached its final stage today with the Democratic nominee launching a closing drive to capture Greater New York. Davis planned to address a series of meetings this afternoon in Manhattan and in the Bronx and then wind up his drive by addressing a Democratic rally tonight in Carnegie Hall. His only other vote-getting activity will be to speak over the radio Monday evening. The nominee was optimistic today. In the fifth of a series of pre-election statements, he predicted his own success and the election of a Democratic congress. He also reviewed all his campaign pledges. "I have pledged myself, if elected, to do everything in my power to open up the markets of the world for our products," he said, "as the businessmen of our country cannot hope for real and durable prosperity on any other basis. As manufacturers and merchants cannot prosper unless the farmers prosper, I have pledged my every effort to raise agriculture to a plane of equality wit hour other great industries." "Business cannot prosper while idleness, poverty and discontent exist amongst our wage earners and salaried men and women so I have pledged myself to continue the Democratic policy of strengthening the position of labor. None of these things can be accomplished without honesty and courage in government and complete co-operation between the president and congress. 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LETTERS FROM PEOPLE The Plain Dealer: There are no more effeme means whereby modern demitory may realize and enforce it, than those known for its lice weal and never grate vate spleen. To attempt to call a public servant because belongs to a secret s or ods, I do not happen to sympathy is for me to protect base ends an instrument signed only to safeguard against open and notorious efficiency or corruption. If a uses the public schools as a parent school where he swill booien contrary to law he parents refuse to protect at positions they distract from attempts to condone cash basis an public criminology it might become a question whether these unfaithful sentiments should not be fired in district from the position they dislike. So long as the U.S. Senate Congress contains members K. K. K., Knights of Columba Masons, Elks etc., Anheima not worry about her republic among sister cities even if she officials are some whom she dire misfortune to how opinion as to the merits K. C. or K. K., at variance with others of us! If they perform their official honesty and with reasonable cleanness they are appointed new library Tuesday. SAN BERDOO BUILDDS ORANGE SHOW HOME SAN BERDOO BUILDDS ORANGE SHOW HOME F.C. Wilson, former cook at the Crown cafe, who had trouble with M. Guy Cummins over his wages, denied today that he had a stool on Cummins, declaring he had taken the stool away from him. "I am very sure that Cummins refused to pay him any part of his wages, and wouldn’t even read a letter given Wilson by the DAVISWINDSUPRENTOWNHOME DAVISWINDSUPRENTOWNHOME F.C. Wilson, former cook at the Crown cafe, who had trouble with M. Guy Cummins over his wages, denied today that he had taken the stool away from him. "I am very sure that Cummins refused to pay him any part of his wages, and wouldn’t even read a letter given Wilson by the DAVISWINDSUPRENTOWNHOME DAVISWINDSUPRENTOWNHOME F.C. Wilson, former cook at the Crown cafe, who had trouble with M. Guy Cummins over his wages, denied today that he had taken the stool away from him. "I am very sure that Cummins refused to pay him any part of his wages, and wouldn’t even read a letter given Wilson by the DAVISWINDSUPRENTOWNHOME DAVISWINDSUPRENTOWNHOME F.C. Wilson, former cook at the Crown cafe, who had trouble with M. Guy Cummins over his wages, denied today that he had taken the stool away from him. "I am very sure that Cummins refused to pay him any part of his wages, and wouldn’t even read a letter given Wilson by the DAVISWINDSUPRENTOWNHOME DAVISWINDSUPRENTOWNHOME F.C. Wilson, former cook at the Crown cafe, who had trouble with M. Guy Cummins over his wages, denied today that he had taken the stool away from him. "I am very sure that Cummins refused to pay him any part of his wages, and wouldn’t even read a letter given Wilson by the DAVISWINDSUPRENTOWNHOME DAVISWINDSUPRENTOWNHOME F.C. Wilson, former cook at the Crown cafe, who had trouble with M. Guy Cummins over his wages, denied today that he had taken the stool away from him. "I am very sure that Cummins refused to pay him any part of his wages, and wouldn’t even read a letter given Wilson by the DAVISWINDSUPRENTOWNHOME DAVISWINDSUPRENTOWNHOME F.C. Wilson, former cook at the Crown cafe, who had trouble with M. Guy Cummins over his wages, denied today that he had taken the stool away from him. "I am very sure that Cummins refused to pay him any part of his wages, and wouldn’t even read a letter given Wilson by the DAVISWINDSUPRENTOWNHOME DAVISWINDSUPRENTOWNHOME F.C. Wilson, former cook at the Crown cafe, who had trouble with M. Guy Cummins over his wages, denied today that he had taken the stool away from him. "I am very sure that Cummins refused to pay him any part of his wages, and wouldn’t even read a letter given Wilson by the DAVISWINDSUPRENTOWNHOME DAVISWINDSUPRENTOWNHOME F.C. Wilson，former cook attheCrowncafe，whohadtroublewithM.guycumminsoverhiswages，deniedtodaythathehadtakenthestoolawayfromhim. 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"I am very sure that Cummins refused to pay him any part of his wages，deniedtodaythathehadtakenthestoolawayfromhim. "I am very sure that Cummins refused to pay him any part of his wages，deniedtodaythathehadtakenthestoolawayfromhim. "I am very sure that Cummins refused to pay him any part of his wages，deniedtodaythathehadtakenthestoolawayfromhim. "I am very sure that Cummins refused to pay him any part of his wages，deniedtodaythathehadtakenthestoolawayfromhim. "I am very sure that Cummins refused to pay him any part of his wages，deniedtodaythathehadtakenthestoolawayfromhim. "I am very sure that Cummins refused to pay him any part of his wages，deniedtodaythathehadtakenthestoolawayfromhim. "I am very sure that Cummins refused to pay him any part of his wages，deniedtodaythathehadtakenthestoolawayfromhim. "I am very sure that Cummins refused to pay him any part of his wages，deniedtodaythathehadtakenthestoolawayfromhim. "I am very sure that Cummins refused to pay him any part of his wages，deniedtodaythathehadtakenthestoolawayfromhim." 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W. Little and drew Janke attended an invent at the Concordia at Wednesday evening. Erma Hill, of Orange, will open a beauty parlor of the upstair rooms of the clock building about the November. Miss Hill will raised to give ladies hair marcels. F. C. Wilson, former cook f. C. Wilson, former cook at the Crown cafe, who had trouble with M. Guy Cummins over his wages, denied today that he had used a stool on Cummins, declaring he had taken the stool away from him. that Cummins refused to pay him any part of his wages, and wouldn't even read a letter given Wilson by the labor commission in Los Angeles, requiring payment. Wilson went to the police, who compiled Cummins to read it, says Wilson. Cummins told the commissioner in Los Angeles that he was a hard-working man with a family, and said he didn't know whether Wilson had worked for him two weeks or three, says Wilson. The commissioner ordered payment of $10.75 as a compromise, and Cummins paid it. Wilson served seven days in jail and then paid a fine of $43. A Classified Ad for results. AT THE HOTEL VALENCIA Mrs. M. Hughes, Redlands; L. Maxwell, M. Stateler and wife, N. G. Bishop and Billy Bowers, Los Angeles. Plain Dealer Classified Ads produce results. Try this medium. PAN-GASNETROLEUMED It is a powerful gasoline, absolutely pure, straight distilled, crystal clear and made better than U.S. Government specifications. It is refined in one of the It is a powerful gasoline, absolutely pure, straight distilled, crystal clear and made better than U.S. Government specifications. It is refined in one of the largest and best equipped refineries on the Pacific Coast. A better gasoline cannot be made with the present day methods. If better refin- SHIPKEY & PEAK DISTRIBUTORS OF PAN-AMERICAN P Anaheim Phone 505 PAN METERS FROM PEOPLE There are no more effective means whereby modern democracy may realize and enforce its ideals in those known as the initiation, the referendum and the re-el. By their use the electorate may enact any law it chooses in place of effective check on servants who would act contrary to the social will by refusing its sanction to an act passed the legislature and, finally, it assumed the power to recall discharge unworthy, corrupt or inefficient public servants before expiration of their term of service. These are noble and pulsant efforts to be used by an enlightened citizenship only for the public and never to gratify private spleen. To attempt to rest a public servant because he songs to a secret society, with those aims or methinks, I do not happen to be in apathy is for me to prostitute base ends an instrument devised only to safeguard society against open and notorious inefficiency or corruption. If a judge is the public schools as an aptly safe place where he may booze contrary to law, or if official refuses to prosecute attempts to condone on a basis an alleged criminal act might become a question as to whether these unfaithful servants should not be fired in disgrace in the position they dishonor! As long as the U. S. Senate andgress contains members of the K. K., Knights of Columbus,ons, Elks, etc., Anaheim need worry about her reputation long sister cities even if among officials are some who have dire misfortune to hold an action as to the merits of the C. or K. K. at variance others of us! If they are forming their official duties strictly and with reasonable efficiency that in all cases shall be about MEDAL PRESENTED TO ORANGE-OO MAN As a token of appreciation for the horiteultural investigations and explorations which C. P. Taft, prominent horticulturist and farmer of Orange, made for the horticultural interests of the nation, the U. S. department of agriculture presents to C. P. Taft of Orange, the Meyer medal at a noonday banquet. The Meyer medal is a symbol of recognition offered by the U. S. department of agriculture each year to an outstanding figure in the horticultural world. The medals are provided by a fund left by Mr. Meyer, formerly connected with the U. S. department of agriculture in foreign plant exploration work in Asia, China and Manchuria. While working in the foreign lands Mr. Meyer lost his life and left a sum to the department to be devoted to this purpose. INVENTIONS NEEDED Sir William Bell, the noted British scientist and inventor, makes the following suggestions for inventions needed in the world: Glass that will bend. A process to make flannels unshrinkable. A noiseless airplane. A motor engine giving one horsepower to each pound of weight. Practical ways of utilizing the force of ocean tides. A pipe that may be easily and effectively cleaned. Talking moving pictures. If you can't compete with a race, the only chance is to call it un-American and perescute it. Plain Dealer Classified Ads produce results. Try this medium. or five of them will end or even lessen their propaganda for what they conceive to be high and patriotic purposes! "Let sleeping dogs dawn." REPORT CAPTURE OF 30,000 TROOPS LONDON, Nov. 1.—Thirty thousand Chihli soldiers, and 100 guns are reported to have been captured at Shanhai Kwan on the north China battle front, according to a dispatch today from Shanghai. Gen. Wu Pei Fu's forces previously had been defeated in Shanhai Kwan sector by Gen. Chang Tao Lins Manchurians and were virtually surrounded. The Chihli forces were decisively defeated and Shanhai Kwan is now in the hands of the Manchurians, according to the dispatch. Gen. Wu Pei Fu was not at the scene of the action. He was further south with the main body of his army. This force has withdrawn southward from Chin Wan Tao. TIEN TSIN, Oct. 31. 4 p.m.—It was authoritatively reported here late today that Chang Tao Lins Feng Tien forces have completely captured the Chinese city of Chang Wang Tao following a complete collapse of the Chihli forces in the sector of Shanhai Kuan and Ching Wang Tao. Prior to the capture of the city 200 Chihli troops crowded aboard the remaining transport vessel and sailed southward. Twenty two thousand more who had congregated in the vicinity of the pliers hoping to escape surrendered and were disarmed. The Chihli forces at Shanhai Kuan are also reported to have surrendered. Marshal Chang Tso Lin in a circular telegram to the heads of the various Chinese provinces today recommended the appointment of Tuan Chi Jui as commander-in-chief of the national army to succeed Wu Pei Fu. PEKING, Oct. 31. (5 p.m.)—Fighting has been in progress the last 24 hours between the troops of Feng Xub Stang and Wu Pei Fu. other these unfaithful servants should not be fired in disgrace on the position they dishonor! too long as the U. S. Senate and Congress contains members of the K. K., Knights of Columbus, mons, Elks, etc., Anaheim need worry about her reputation among sister cities even if among officials are some who have dire misfortune to hold an objection as to the merits of the C. or K. K. at variance others of us! If they are forming their official duties bestly and with reasonable efficiency, that is ALL that may in due required of them. If, the close of their term of office, people imagine that they are graced" by not having a civil composed exclusively of Ancient and Hallowed Connation of Illustrious Roo-Hoos the United Soaks of Anaheim, their privilege to repair the order. But it is a gross injustice to well-meaning public officiaries to discharge them merely because they do not belong to my (your) church or social set. as Mr. Geissinger says, there 200 or 400 citizens who have imagined that the recall of four Practical ways of utilizing the force of ocean tides. A pipe that may be easily and effectively cleaned. Talking moving pictures. If you can't compete with a race, the only chance is to call it un-American and persecute it. Plain Dealer Classified Ads produce results. Try this medium. or five of them will end or even lessen their propaganda for what they conceive to be high and patriotic purposes! "Let sleeping dogs lie" and cease lying about them. "He maketh his sun to shine on the just and righteous K. C. and on the ungodly K. K. alike! Why then should we worry?" The Book advises that the wheat and tares be permitted to grow together lest more harm than good come from the well meant efforts of unskilled and ignorant "laborers in the vineyard" to pull up and "drive from our city" the "tares"! It will not tend to peace; brethren, this proposed attempt to drive some hundreds of red-blooded Americans from their homes.—OBSERVER. Marshal Chang Tso Lin in a circular telegram to the heads of the various Chinese provinces today recommended the appointment of Tuan Chi Jul as commander-in-chief of the national army to succeed Wu Pei Fu. PEKING, Oct. 31. (5 p.m.) — Fighting has been in progress the last 24 hours between the troops of Feng Yuh Siang and Wu Pei Fu at Tang Tsun, 60 miles south of Peking. Feng returned to Peking tonight expressing the greatest optimism and declaring the defeat of Wu would eb accomplished within a few days. He claimed that 16 provinces had declared their loyalty to him and his new army. 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