oc-plain-dealer 1925-02-02

29 HIT TRAIL LAST NIGHT (Continued from Page One) biggest men of the nation today have had business failures. "One sin makes you a slimmer. There is no difference in God's mind between sins. A match is a small fire. A city makes a big fire. Both are fire. The match may set the city on fire. "Unbelief is a bigger sin than stealing a horse or robbing a bank. It is not the chings a man does that damn him, it is what he is. One sin makes a man a sinner. How many lies does it take to make a harf? How many must you kill to be a murderer? "When you say you would like to be a Christian but you can't you should spell it 'won't.' You can be a Christian if you will. "God has invited everyone to the feast and put on the bottom of the invitation that you will be damned if you don't come. If he asked you to do something that you can't do he would be an unjust tyrant. He is a loving charitable Father. "You say you would like to be a Christian but that you can't be one in Anakehim. If you can't be a Christian here you can't be anywhere else. Sin abounds everywhere. "I believe we are on the eve of a great national revival. "We have doctors for everything but a sick will. "You say: I am just as good as some of you Christians." God pity you if you are not better than some I know. Some of our Christions are hypocrites. A hypocrite is the meanest man in the world. What you really mean to say then is: I am just as good as the meanest man in the world." "You rare back and say there are imperfections in the church. Sure there are and there will be more when you get in. But if you want to know God get into the Thousands Wagered On Diptheria Race NOME, Alaska, Feb. 2. Even in its hour of tragedy, the sporting blood of the north asserted itself today. Thousands of dollars were wagered on the time to be hung up by the nutshing dogs rushing serum from Nesana to diptheria-striken None. Many large sims were bet and in one cigar store heavy odds were offered the dogs would not reach here at noon today. Miss Beatrice Nevins and Henry Clauson of Los Angeles were taken to the Orange-no hospital suffering from injuries they sustained when two automobiles crashed near Orana, late Saturday night, no cording to a report on file at the sheriff's office today, the driver of both cars blaming the other for the collision. Clauson, was riding with George Wilson and Earl F. Ross of Santa Ana. Cuts about his face kept him in the hospital today, though Miss Nevins, who was with George Sullivan of Los Angeles, was able to taken to her home yesterday. Sullivan reported Ross' car up proached him on the wrong side of the road and when he turned to avoid a collision, Ross' car struck his. Both machines were demolished. Ross' report, however declare Clauson's machine was traveling at a high rate of speed and that all times his own-car was on the proper side of the road. where there is no open Bible and no free school. God demands that parents give their child pure blood and pure religion. The right kind of society cannot be built up until so clety gets right with God. American industry is based on business and charity. In "business," commodities are exchanged at profit to the parties to the trade. In charity, those who are needy are given help by those who have a certain amount of money and are generous with them. The bootlegger belongs to neither class. He takes money for his wretched stuff and gives no service in return. The lawyer who defends a bootlegger is not a true American. All citizens should not close their eyes to lawlessness when it occurs. "We have doctors for everything but a sick will." "You say: 'I am just as good as some of you Christians.' God pity you if you are not better than some I know. Some of our Christions are hypocrites. A hypocrite is the meanest man in the world. What you really mean to say then is: 'I am just us good as the meanest man in the world.'" "You rare back and say there are imperfections in the church. Sure there are and there will be more when you get in. But if you want to know God get into the line of duty. I want to die with my fighting clothed on. I've never known an active, hard-working church member who was a doubter." At the afternoon service Sunday, Bulgin spoke on "Blackstone, Bootleggers and Booze." Text: Joel 3:3, "They have sold a girl for wine and a boy for a harlot." They are doing that even in this day wherever booze is sold and drank. It does not kill a troublesome vine, simply to lop off the top shoots. The axe must be applied to the roots. There was a time when the liquor busience against the law against the small violator and let the big game get away. The Spiritualist believes in free love. Children born under such conditions are a menace to safe and sane social conditions and the state. If pure mothers must pass through the pangs of childbirth it behooves the husbands to be sure and true to their marriage vows, in order to build up a strong nation. The home is the unit of civil government. The child learns obedience to law and all that is good in character building in the home. The home must be Godly. Anything that works against the home works against the flag. Blackstone says that civil government is without option between right and wrong. It can grant no license to do wrong. If wrong exists in any community it is because public sentiment permits it and not the law. Blackstone says: "Law is a code of action by the state," "providing what is right and prohibiting what is wrong." The pillars upon which rests the state are "education, morality and religion." No peace and happiness exists American industry is based on business and charity. In "business," commodities are exchanged at profit to the parties to the trade. In charity, those who are needy are given help by those who have a certain amount of means and are generous with them. The bootlegger belongs to neither class. He takes money for his wretched stuff and gives no service ice in return. The lawyer who defends a bootlegger is not a true American. All citizens should not close their eye to lawlessness when it occurs where they can behold it. They should report it to the proper au thorities. Don't be moral cowards what ever the cost. While in Billings, Mont., a loonkeeper demanded of Dr. Bunin to give five reasons why he was fighting his business. The doctor told him he could give him many. 1st—Because of its intolerance 2nd—Because of its hypocrisy 3rd—Because it commercialize boys. 4th—Because of its corrupting influence. 6th—Because of its utter disre Let's All Push Together During the Past Six Months Anaheim has Enjoyed Extentions. Despite the Fact that Many New Structures Have Been Official Statistics Compiled by Postmaster J. H. Whitaker, Recent Are Only 88 Vacant Apartments, Compared With 110 Six Months Ago; 17 cant Stores Today, Compared With 39 Six Months Ago; 17 day and 20 Empty Six Months Ago. Further Proof of a Steadily Growing City is Available Signed By J. L. SWARTHOUT W. J ELLIOTT W B. ALLEN GEO. G. ALLEN A. CHAPMAN JAY C. IDLOR D. W. ANDERSON REALTY PORTS CONFLICT ORANO CRASH Meatrice Nevins and Henry of Los Angeles were taken to change co hospital suffering injuries they sustained when mobiles crashed near late Saturday night, acco to a report on file at the office today, the drivers bears blaming the other for action. n was riding with George and Earl F. Ross of Santa Clara about his face kept on hospital today, though nals, who was with George of Los Angeles, was able to her home yesterday on the wrong side of collision, Ross' car struck machines were demolition report, however declared machine was traveling rate of speed and that at his own car was on the edge of the road. There is no open Bible and school demands that parents give old pure blood and pure man industry is based on and charity. In "business commodities are exchanged to the charity, those who are given help by those who certain amount of means generous with them. The worker belongs to neither He takes money for his stuff and gives no servicerwyer who defends a boot-not a true American. All should not close their eyes when it occurs PREDICT MORE RAIN FOR SEATTLE NOW SEATTLE, Feb. 2. — Intermittent rains will continue to sweep Seattle and add to the wide stretches of water already lying in the lower sections of the city. It was predicted by the U. S. weather bureau this morning as half a dozen utility departments strove to correct the damage caused by heavy rain and high winds. Nearly one and one-fourth inches of water fell on Seattle in the 24 hours ending at 5 a.m. today, partially flooding low-lying areas and being driven against lighting and phone wires with such force as to cause many short circuits. The maximum velocity attained by the wind in Seattle was Sunday night when 46 miles an hour was recorded. At Tataco and other coastal points the wind rose to 80 miles. The Green river rose to unusual heights and flooded sections of the Seattle-Tacoma and other highways. Both the Skagit and Snobisham rivers were also rising. North of Everett fields were reported inundated to a depth of several feet from the Snobisham river. The Stillaguamish has risen two feet over its bank at Silvana. BROKEN ANKLE IN MOTOR CRASH John Lasch of Placentia is in the Fullerton hospital today suffering from the results of an accident at the intersection of Chapman and Placentia-aves late yesterday in which his motorcycle was damaged, and he received a broken ankle. Fullerton police went to the scene of the accident, and he was removed to the hospital. Details of the accident were not given on the police report. PRANCE TO PAY WAR LOSSES LA HABRA MAYOR IS EXONERATED Mayor E. S. Bolee of La Habra elected as the town's first chief executive following incorporation; is free today of the charge of leasing a permit for liquor for beverage purposes. Justice Hart acted, when Deputy Dist.-Atty. D. G. Wettilin, prosecuting officer, found no case and moved dismissal in the interests of justice. Wettilin scored La Habra who brought actions in personal spite growing out of other causes. The mayor declared privately that J. Bradford, who was to have been the chief prosecuting witness, had been ambitious to become city marshal, and that failure to even consider his application had made him bitter. The only witness heard was Cecil Chamborn, the young man who received the liquor. The latter admitted that he purchased the liquor for medical purposes, but drank it as a beverage. It was a plot of liquor, and he was practically normal after taking it, according to Dr. Burgess. NAB PRISONERS IN ATTEMPT ESCAPE AUBURN, Calif., Feb. 2. — A sweeping investigation is being conducted here today by Sheriff Elmer Gurn into the attempted break from the Auburn-co jail last night by Ray Arnold and Ben Sayros of Sacramento, held pending trial for the slaying of a Japanese woman during a grocery store robbery at Penryn near this city several months ago. Arnold and Sayros had all but saww their way to liberty when they were surprised at work in their cell by Deputy Sheriff Fred Hohman. DENIES REPORT OF NEW ALLIANCE TOKYO, Feb. 2.—Reports enaNEW LICENSE PLATES AT CITY Elefteen hundred plates pleasure cars, 500 for comm vehicles and 200 for trailers arrived at the district office Auto Club of So. Calif., no of them will be distributed Manager J. A. B. Dillworth mate. Today was the first day applications were accepted the office was busy all month receiving them and issuing which members can obtain once. Both the white slip of reation and pink one of own should be submitted along the cash or checks. CAME TO SCOPF, STAYED TO EN Here's a case of one whose impressions of Antoine obtained from published of its enemies, local and were corrected in a jiffy we saw the city. D. J. Vilott tells about the who is a Chicagoan. The went to Long Beach and heard the usual stories thought he'd like to see "Klan control" city war he drove out here, and of seeing a deserting town found, he says, the little city he had visited in forms. SMALL BLAZE IN NAVY LAU SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. navy launch carrying 14 men broke into fiammes early tuesday the U. S. Oklahoma in San cisco bay but the fire was grashed with only slight oak and none of the bluejacke hurt. This was officially announced navy headquarters after had been circulated that a had exploded, killing a sailors. can industry is based on and charity. In "busicommodities are exchanged to the parties to the charity, those who are given help by those who certain amount of means generous with them. The war belongs to neither He takes money for his stuff and gives no servturn. Wyver defends a boot- not a true American. All should not close their eyes when it occurs they can behold it. They report it to the proper aube moral cowards what cost. In Billings, Mont., a samer demanded of Dr. Bullifive reasons why he being his business. Doctor told him he could is many. Because of its intolerance. Because of its hypocrisy. Because it commercializes Because of its corrupting. Because of its utter disrefortance. John Lassen or Placentia is in the Fullerton hospital today suffering from the results of an acceldent at the intersection of Chapman and Placentia-saves late yesterday in which his motorcycle was damaged, and he received a broken ankle. Fullerton police went to the scene of the accident, and he was removed to the hos-pital. Details of the accident were not given on the police report. FRANCE TO PAY WAR LOSSES PARIS, Feb. 2.—France "must have credit for devastated property, and killed and wounded soldiers when the nation's war debts are settled," Louis Marin, a member of the chamber of deputies, declared today in an address before a notable gathering in the Palals of Justice. "We will broadcast France's principles to the world," he added. gard of law. 6th——Because of the hurt that it does to body and brain and the sorrow it creates. 7th——It produces insanity. DENIES REPORT OF NEW ALLIANCE TOKYO, Feb. 2.—Reports emanating from Moscow that Japan plans to enter into a Slavo-Aslatic alliance, including Russia, Germany and China, were vigorously denied here today by Baron Kojuro Shidehara, Japanese foreign minister. "These reports are nothing more or less than a malicious propaganda broadcast with the object of disrupting the friendly relations existing between Japan on the one side and the United States and England on the other," Baron Shidehara declared. J. A. Chitty for orange trees, 204 Bush; phone 671-M—Adv. d Mrs. Property O RUTH about Real Estate In An The City is Not O Property Values Are ANAHEIM HAS HAD NO GREATER SL OUSLY AFFECTED IN ANY WAY THAN CONDITIONS HERE ARE ACTUALLY B FORNIA CITIES Property Values Are ANAHEIM HAS HAD NO GREATER SL OUSLY AFFECTED IN ANY WAY THAN CONDITIONS HERE ARE ACTUALLY B FORNIA CITIES. Together For The Prosper has Enjoyed Extensive Building Operastructures Have Been Added to the City. H. Whitaker, Reveal that Today There With 110 Six Months Ago; 28 VaMonths Ago; 17 Vacant Offices ToCity is Available at the Office of City School Superintendent C. C. Smith, W ticeable Increase in the Enrollment at t Anaheim Has Been Carefully Gu Which Has Crippled so Many Other ter Here—Living Conditions Are Bet to Believe in Our Beautiful Little City. Anaheim--Straight igned By Anaheim’s Boosting Real Estate Dealer MAN DOLOR PERSON REALTY CO. W. J. JEWELL REALTY CO. A. M. WRIGHT W. L. MORRIS REALTY CO. E. MORRIS J. E. BAKER BIRD A. BEEBE MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1925 NEW LICENSE PLATES AT CLUB fifteen hundred plates for ensure cars, 500 for commercial ticles and 200 for trailers have lived at the district office of the So Club of So. Calif., and 300 them will be distributed today, manager J. A. B. Dillworth estilor. Today was the first day when applications were accepted, and office was busy all morning. Each member can obtain at both the white slip of registranion and pink one of ownership should be submitted along with cash or checks. HOME TO SCOFF, STAYED TO ENJOY Here's a case of one tourist like Impressions of Anaheim, tainted from published reports its enemies, local and outside, are corrected in a jiffy when he by the city. D.J. Vilott tells about the man, who is a Chicagoan. The visitor to Long Beach and there hard the gunstories. So he ought he'd like to see what a man controlled" city was like, drove out here, and instead seeing a sort of deserted mintown found, he says, the nicatle city he had visited in Callimn. MALL BLAZE IN NAVY LAUNCH SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 2.—A navy launch carrying 14 sailors like into flames early today near U.S. Oklahoma in San Franco Bay but the fire was extinished with only slight damage and none of the bluejackets was art. This was officially announced at navy headquarters after reports had been circulated that a launch exploded, Killing a score of clorals. FEW SMUGGLERS AMONG FRENCH WASHINGTON, Feb. 2.—More than 220 vessels engaged in the "business" of smuggling liquor into the U.S. during the past year. Atty. Gen. Stone declared today. MOVE TO DISMISS WASHINGTON, Feb. 2.—The senate privilege and election com-mittee today unanimously recom-manded dismissal of the case pro-testing the seating of Sen. East B. Mayfield, Dem. of Texas. Mayfield's seat was contested by George R. Peddy on the grounds of "fraud and intimidation." Peddy charged that the Ku Klux Klan spent money "exclusively" in securing Mayfield's election. DRILL THRU ROCK TO IMPRISONED MAN CAVE CITY,, Ky., Feb. 2.—A portable automatic drill today is sending its message of hope re-coheling thru the murky recession of Sand Cave, where 800 feet from the mouth, Hena Floyd Collins, 25, faintly conscious after more than 48 hours' imprisonment beneath a huge boulder, loosed upon him by a landslide in the cave. Collins was trapped Friday, whan it is believed he jarred loose earth and rocks loosened by the seeping water. A boulder caught one of his feet and he was unable to move. It was 24 hours before he was discovered. USES CHLOROFORM ON HOLDUP VICTIMS LOS ANGELES, Feb. 2.—Over-taken by three heavily armed bandits, H S. Tyler was robbed early today of $3100 worth of jewelry and $500 in cash, according to police reports. Approximately $7500 worth of jewels and other valuables were obtained from pedestrians in a series of more than 10 holdups over the week-end, police reports revealed. Two of the holdups are said to have been executed with the use of chloroform and a deadly acid. BREAD ADVANCES CHICAGO, Feb. 2.—The unward trend of sales in the historic Chicago wheat pit has its reflection on living costs today when the smaller bakaries here almost universally announced an increase of from 1 to 2 cents on pound leaves of bread and from 1 to 2 cents on the pound and a half leaves. The larger companies did not post the increase but their officials indicated that if present wheat prices are maintained, they will be forced to advance prices when their flour supplies now on hand are exhausted. HOLDUP MEN PACE TRIAL TODAY Trial of Donald Cameron and Elroy Morris, accused of robbery in connection with the holding-up of a Standard Oil station at Santa Ana, was in progress today in Judge F. C. Drumm's superior court, with Attorney Tom McFadden of Anaheim defending the two prisoners. IN NAVY LAUNCH SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 2. A yy launch carrying 14 sailors like into finances early today near U. S. Oklahoma in San Francisco but the fire was extinished with only slight damage none of the bluejackets was hurt. This was officially announced at yy headquarters after reports it been circulated that a launch exploded, killing a score of lorna. The fire was caused by an ene backfiring. MISSING PIANIST SAFE WITH FRIEND NEW YORK, Feb. 2. Ethel Ingniska, pianist who disappeared mysteriously a week ago, was reported today to be staying with friends "somewhere near New York" and recovering from loss memory. Police have marked the incident closed case" and refused to violate the musician's location or tails leading up to her discovery. Libby's Catsup, (large bottle) ..... 20c Try our Prepared Mustards, ...3 for $5c, and 2 for 25c. OHAFFEE'S JAMS ... 3 lb. Crocks, 50c and 75c. 5 lb. Crocks, 75c and $1.02 TRY MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE Newtown Pippin Apples, for cooking or eating; 4 lbs. 25c A No. 1 Solid Cabbages, per lb ..... 5c City Owner! Estate Conditions In Anaheim Is Not Going to the Dogs Are Holding Their Own GREATER SLUMP, NOR HAS IT BEEN MORE SERIY WAY THAN ANY OTHER CITY IN SO. CALIFORNIA. ACTUALLY BETTER THAN IN MANY OTHER CALI- GREATER SLUMP, NOR HAS IT BEEN MORE SERIY WAY THAN ANY OTHER CITY IN SO. CALIFORNIA. ACTUALLY BETTER THAN IN MANY OTHER CALI- Prosperity of Anaheim! Just C. C. Smith, Who Today Declared There Was a Very Nothe Enrollment at the Public Schools in the Past Year. Been Carefully Guided Through the Period of Depression and so Many Other Cities. The Employment Situation is Betonditions Are Better. We Now Believe and Shall Continue beautiful Little City. Right Ahead! Rate Dealers: MORRIS B. G. ROGERS BAKER R. E. MARSH A. BEEBE CHAS. E. BARR ANNA A. RUSH