oc-plain-dealer 1925-02-12

RELIGION IN ENGLAND STUNTED LONDON, Feb 3.—England is faced with a recrudescence of paganism, in the opinion of the Right Rev. Guy P. Warman, Bishop of Chelmsford and noted writer and publicist on religious questions. In an address to a recent clerical congress here, the bishop averred that the country, in addition to being faced with an era of paganism, was also faced to some extent with the failure of its Church. "The World War," he told his audience, "has changed the whole situation in England. Although it is possible to exaggerate the extent of this change, we know that there has settled on the community a profound discontent with things as they are at present and a restless, inchoate longing to put them right. "The great mass of the people of England," he continued, "have either considered and found no use for religion or they have accepted the opinion of others that it is useless. The reason for this is to be seen partly in the failure and incapacity of the Church and partly in the materialistic methods in the life of the world. "Marriage is a problem—or is postponed. Money is scarce. Unemployment seems to have become permanent. The struggle for existence is fiercer than ever, and the result is immorality, immersion in pleasures and callous materialism. "The pagan gods are fighting for their own again, and they seem to be fighting with the odds" in their favor." FIND BRITONS UNFIT FOR ARMY LONDON, Feb. 9.—The rising generation of Britishers is becoming weedier and weedier, in the opinion of army recruiting officials. Recent official recruiting statistics show that of every hundred men who try to enter the British army 82 are now being regularly rejected as physically unfit, or double the percentage of those re-entering the World War. ASK CONFIRMATION OF CHAS. B. WARREN WASHINGTON, Feb. 12.—President Coolidge today called on the administration forces of the senate to wage a finish fight for confirmation of Chas. B. Warren of Detroit as attorney general. This was the message carried to the senate by Senator Cummins. Rep. of Iowa, after an hour's conference with the president at the White House. The president was reported to have ignored all attacks on Warren's connection with anger interests and to have demanded the right to name his own choice for cabinet posts. He was said to be willing to assume all responsibility for Warren's fitness and to be vigorously opposed to withdrawal of the appointment. WASHINGTON, Feb. 12.—The difficulties confronting administration forces in the senate where efforts to seek confirmation off Charles Boecher Warren as attorney general were outlined to President Coolidge today by Senator Cummins. Rep. of Iowa, chairman of the judiciary committee. Atty. Gen. Stone also took part in the conference. THEY'VE ALWAYS PESTERED HUMANS Speaking of fleas, a German savant, rumors run, has just discovered a flea with a birth certificate of 3,000 years ago! Dr. Damps, of the University of Grenoble, has also recently come across a flea fossil which wasn't born yesterday. It was in a piece of amber in the Baltic Sea. And everyone must remember the little flea which was preserved through long ages in the bottom of an Egyptian tomb. And so the Egyptians had even more than their golden charms and fabulous temples," says Louis Forrest in Le Matin. "So they scratched a little tool! There is always some flea in the ciment." The anatomical construction of these ancient little beasts found by Dr. Damps seems to be the same as those that hop abound in the Paris metros and other crowded places, only they had no eyes, it appears. And thus, this scientist... FIND BRITONS UNFIT FOR ARMY LONDON, Feb. 9. The rising generation of Britishers is becoming weedier and weedler, in the opinion of army recruiting officials. Recent official recruiting statistics show that of every hundred men who try to enter the British army 82 are now being regularly rejected as physically unfit, or double the percentage of those rejected before the Word War. EVANSTON, Ill., Feb. 9. William J. Whiting, chauffeur of a motor hearse, was fired for breaking the speed law, carrying a body to the cemetery. Trade with Plain Dealer advertisers. There's a reason. A Class Ad will bring you results. GERMAN SECURITIES Get our prices before buying or selling. 2000 Big Jim Mines $ .08½ 100 Belleview Units...3.50 100 Citizens Mtg. U...7.50 500 Daley's Inc....Wanted 20 Durant of Calf...7.50 5 Duneiger Dev. U...80.00 15 Durant of Del...Bid 10 Di Giorgio Prf. U...53.00 138 Doble Steam M...2.25 5 Foster & Kleiser Prf. 20 Glimore Oil Co...17.50 10,000 Globe Petro..01 500 Holly Dev...1.80 20 Julan Pet. com...10.00 100 J. K. Hughes Dev. 8.00 20 Julian Petro. Prf. 22.00 100 Lincoln Mtg. U...8.75 200 Mann Walker Bldg. Unita...Bid 500 Marine Corp...1.50 14 Mer. Arcade Pfd...Bid 100 Monolith Com...8.25 100 Monolith Prf...7.25 20 Moreland Com...4.50 200 Moreland Pfd...6.50 10 Multnomah Prf...12.50 20 Nichols Gr. & Mfg..Mkt 2000 Oatman Gold... .09 MINING STOCKS Activity has started. Gold boom now on at Gilbert, Nevada. We have latest quotations on all mining isues. 2200 Oceanic Oil Co...15½ 100 Pickwick Corp..Mkt. 85 Rickenbacker M...4.25 10 Rio Grande Oil...70.00 400 San Martinez Oil..67 20 Snowolene Oil...17.00 20 Snowolene Ref...10.00 25 Star Motors Esc...8.00 50 Star Petro...4.50 10 Twin Bell..Bid GROWERS INSPECT DRAINAGE DISTRICT A delegation of growers from Riverside and Orange-cos will inspect the drainage system of the Newhope drainage district, which will soon be completed by the construction contractors. According to R. L. Loueks, engineer in charge, the last length of tile will be laid in a few days. Prof. W. W. Weir, drainage engineer from the College of Agriculture, with the county agricultural agent, will conduct an educational tour to point out some of the important features of construction. The growers will assemble at Blankenbeckler's corner, West Fifth and Buaro-rd, at 9:30 am., Saturday. Representatives from the other ten drainage districts in the county will be on hand to witness the completion of construction. A crop map of the Newhope district, which has recently been completed, will be shown to the growers. This map was made at the request of the directors of the Newhope district for the purpose of watching the development of orchard crops in the district following drainage reclamation. A similar map will be completed five years from date to draw a comparison. It is better to have an ounce of wisdom than a hundredweight of muscle. PROFESSIONAL Phones—1169J; Office 207 Dr. Walter R. Blakely Optometrist-Optician We do our own lens grinding. 185 W. Center St., Anaheim, Cal. DR. SUE M. AMACK DR. HENRY C. VOGT ANAHEIM'S CHIROPRACTORS Palmer Graduates Ground Floor Office 217 N. L. A. St., Anaheim Calif. And so the Egyptians had even more than their golden charlots and fabulous temples," says Louis Forrest in Le Matin." So they scratched a little tool! There is always some flea in the ciment." The anatomical construction of these ancient little beasts found by Dr. Damps seems to be the same as those that hop about in the Paris metros and other crowded places, only they had no eyes, it appears. And thus this scientist concludes that the illustrious ancestors began by making life miserable for the cave-dwellers. They date from the tertiary period when the first traces of humans were found. America Militaristic Says Trotsk "It is not only in Europe we have been able to observe growing manifestations of terrorism. More remarkable, haps, than the growth of Ivan militarism is the devotion of similar tendencies in United States of America; there military preparations reached an extent far beyond wildest dreams not only of disorganized and Balkansized rope of today, but even of Eurasia it was before the war." declared Leon Trotsky, Comisar leader, in a recent address. "I am not going to bore with figures to show the econ power of the United States is too well known to require titition. But there are, never less, two sets of figures that worth mentioning again: Motive Power Estimated "Every one knows that number of available mechanical动力 power units (automatic locomotives, steamships, tractors etc.) is a very important mil factor. Now the total number such units in the entire work roughly estimated, equivale 500,000,ooo horsepower. They lated into terms of manpower (one horsepower being equivalent to ten manpower); this means 400,ooo,ooo manpower—a probably five times as great that represented by the world population of the globe." And the United States," we population makes up only one tenth of humanity, possesses of the total horsepower of world, or an equivalent oo many manpower! The proportion is equally ing in the realm of finance, total amount of gold in the amounts to about 18,ooo,ooo gold rubles, or $9,ooo,ooo And if that amount $3,5ooo,ooo or one-half—rests in vaults of the Federal Reserve Bank of the United States! Thus, America has half of mechanical power which forms foundation of the capitalist plea, and half the monetary sources which crown it like golden cupola. And every in between is also divided between BOOM now on at Gilbert, Nevada. We have latest quotations on all mining is sues. 2300 Oceanic Oil Co... 15% 100 Pickwick Corp... Mkt. 85 Rickenbacker M... 4.25 10 Rio Grande Oil... 70.00 400 San Martinez Oil... .67 20 Snowolene Oil... 17.00 20 Snowolene Ref... 10.00 25 Star Motors Esc... 8.00 50 Star Petro... 4.50 10 Twin Bell... Bld 200 Union Mtg. Com... 2.50 200 Union Mtg. Prf... 6.50 12 United Oil... 42.50 10 U. S. Mtg U... Offer 10 Vanderbilt Units... 60.00 W. Auto Sup com... 12.25 W. Auto Sup prf... 8.25 163 W. Chemicals... .23 20 West Refining... 68.00 22 Whittier S. Fe... 16.00 25 White Star No.1... 10.00 20 White Star No. 2... 4.50 20 White Star No. 3... 11.50 10 White Star O & R... 6.00 WE HAVE BUYING ORDERS Our list of buying orders covers hundreds of different stocks. If your stock is not in the following list consult us. WE WILL BUY Di Glorgio Oatman Gold B.H.Dyas prf. Elliott Isaues Poster & Kleis Globe Ice Crim Sandburg Pet Monolith prf. Julian Petro Multnomah prf.Rio Grande O.Nicholls G & MTwin Bell Pickwick Corp.Vanderbilt U.Union Mtg.U.Belleview U.W.Auto R.pfd Holly Dev.Big Jim Com.H.Bidfs And many others LEONARDS & Company We are active in all markets 728 South Spring St. Los Angeles, CA Vandike 2317 PROFESSIONAL Phone—11693: Office 207 Dr. Walter R. Blakely Optometrist-Optician We do our own lens grinding. 185 W. Center St., Anaheim, Cal. DR. SUE M. AMACK DR. HENRY C. VOGT ANAHEIM'S CHIROPRACTORS Palmer Graduates Ground Floor Office 317 N.L.A.St. Anaheim, Calif. Johnston-Wickett Clinic ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA HOURS: 8:00 a.m. 5:00 p.m. Office Hours 10 to 4 Phone 816 Dr. Guy Allison Rawson MEDICINE-SURGERY 714 N.Lemon-st, Anaheim, Calif. Electronic Diagnosis and Treatment (Dr. Albert Abrams) ARE YOU SICK? WHY? Your backbone will tell us what and where your troubles are without asking a question Eliminate Guesswork Do you know we take an X-Day of your backbone and show you where your trouble is? This service is free with course of adjustments. Why go to Los Angeles? Dr. Joseph H. Coleman Dr. Alma Bartel EXRAY CHIROPRACTORS—Phone 845 250 E.Center St. The proportion is equally in the realm of finance, total amount of gold in the amounts to about 18,000,000 gold rubles, or $9,000,000 And of that amount $4,500,000—or one-half—rests in vaults of the Federal Reserve Bank of the United States! "Thus, America has half of mechanical power which forms foundation of the capitalist ple, and half the monetary sources which crown it like golden cupola. And every in between is also divided between the United States and the rest the world in the same attratio. Change Follows War! "I believe I have given en of an outline of the technical economic basis of American tarism—which was born than its European relative has outgrown the latter to mondeous-degree. It is one cently that the United States came a militaristic country radical change took place after the World war. "When, about the end of war, the United States joined allies, the combination success in pounding Germany to England, however, whose obstacle to world domination the United States, was not easily satisfied with the outcome the struggle. What Enwanted was a defeated and dened but not a crushed Germa—a vanquished enemy, but that could still remain a m to one of the victors, France America wanted a France pful enough to rival English military strength. "America attained her aim despite this fact—or perhaps cause of it—we can see to vandemonium of militarism loose in North America. "The American navy has to be almost equal to the Great Britain. In the fleet aviation and war chemistry United States occupies first today." At the same time An capital is still able, thanks geographic situation and development, to use the mar pacifism. Even its aggres HERE ABRAHAM LINCOLN'S FIRST LOVE LIES BURIED OUT OF ME UNWORTHY AND UNKNOWN THE VIBRATIONS OF DEATHLESS MUSIC; WITH malice toward none, with charity for all." OUT OF ME, forgiveness of millions toward millions, and the benevolent face of a nation dining with justice and truth. Ann Rutledge who sleep beneath these weeds, loved of Abraham Lincoln, added to him not through union, but through separation. Room forever, O Republic, from the dust of my busom! January 7, 1818—August 25, 1905. America Militaristic Hanson News POULTRY, DAIRY PRODUCTION GROWS W. P. Jensen, president of the Mutual Creamery Co., whose plants produce and serve 11 western states with Maid o' Clover butter and other dairy products, has been elected president of the Pacific States Butter, Egg, Cheese and Poultry Ass'n, according to information from Portland, where the association recently closed its annual convention. The membership is composed of the large co-operative egg associations and all the principal butter, egg, cheese and polly dealers west of the Rocky Mountains. It is said that the annual business of the association amounts to approximately $400,000,000. Officials of the association state that the great territory covered by their activities is developing faster in dairy and poultry production than any other part of the United States, and that the association at the present time is particularly engaged in finding and new markets for their production. The inter-motion which had no surplus five years ago, is now a surplus above its requirements of over 200 buttler, eggs and cheese with an estimated value of 000,000. According to the re-portation this is one of successful meetings this tion has ever held, bein tended by its own memb many prominent dealers York. It has been decided the 1925 convention of elation in Los Angeles. 2 Week Special Ending February 28th. Plan to come up lines, offers thrifty motorists who are looking opportunity for additional savings on at many other articles, not listed in this Values." Come in and look around. Standard Qu EXTRA SPECIAL "Schrader" Tire Gauge America Militaristic Says Trotsky It is not only in Europe that have been able to observe ever-growing manifestations of militarism. More remarkable, per- than the growth of Euro-militarism is the develop- of similar tendencies in the United States of America; for military preparations have need an extent far beyond the best dreams not only of the organized and Balkansized Bu- of today, but even of Europe was before the war." So red Leon Trotsky, Commun-ader, in a recent address, am not going to bore you figures to show the economic war of the United States. This well known to require rep- But there are, nevertheless two sets of figures that are mentioned again: Motive Power Estimated Every one knows that the power of available mechanical power units (automobiles, motives, steamships, tractors, is a very important military r. Now the total number of units in the entire world is only estimated, equivalent to 900,000 horsepower. Trans- into terms of manpower horsepower being equivalent on manpower), this means 5,000,000 manpower—a forceably five times as great as represented by the working relation of the globe, and the United States,, whose relation makes up only one-sixth of humanity, possesses half the total horsepower of the d. or an equivalent of 2,000,000 manpower! The proportion is equally striking in the realm of finance. The amount of gold in the world amounts to about 18,000,000,000 rubles, or $9,000,000,000. Of that amount $1,500,000,-or one-half—rests in the tats of the Federal Reserve of the United States! Thus, America has half of the financial power which forms the foundation of the capitalist tem- and half the monetary recess which crown it like a ten cupola. And everything between is also divided between United States and the rest. Hanson News HANSEN. Feb. 12.—(Spl.)—Miss Margaret Scott and Miss Elizabeth Walker, who are both teaching in Santa Ana, assisted their society of past graduate girls of Occidental college in giving a skate at Alhambra last Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. William Patterson, sr., entertained in a family reunion all their family except a daughter living at Blisbee, Ariz., last Sunday. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Nelson of El Centro, Mrs. George Harris and three children of Imperial valley, and William Patterson, Jr., of British Columbia. The gathering was in honor of the younger Mr. Patterson, who drove down from British Columbia, stopping on the way to visit a daughter at Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Woodward gave a turkey dinner on Wednesday of this week in honor of his father and sister, who are visiting them from Ontario, Canada. Mr. and Mrs. George Treffern motored to Long Beach to church on Sunday. Mrs. Treffern also spent one day last week with Mrs. George and Mrs. Mead Shears. Mr. and Mrs. George Peters and Mr., and Mrs. H.-H.Hammond were dinner guests of Dr. and Mrs. S. R. Scott of Buena Park on Sunday evening. In honor of her mother, Mrs. George Boyen of San Jose, who is visiting her, Mrs. Fred Sawtelle entertained on Sunday Mr., and Mrs. George Heck and daughter, Marjorie, of Eldshore and Mr., and Mrs. Mel Purviance and daughter, Frances, of Artesia. Paul Nordstrom of Santa Ana visited his brother, Mark Nordstrom, on Thursday of last week and Mrs. Charles Truman also of Santa Ana visited Mr. Nordstrom and wife on Sunday. Mrs. Nordstrom has been sick. Mrs. Dandy of Los Angeles is spending the week with her sister, Mrs. Anne Changler. Mrs. Dandy was a guest to the Cypress-Hansen club on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. John Freeman of Artesia visited her daughter, Mrs. D. A. Jones, one day last week. Zack Sistrunk has sold his ranch home here and is living for EXTRA SPECIAL "Schrader" Tire Gauge 73c Factory List Price $1.35 Every car owner should carry one. Buy at this special price. This gauge registers accurately the pressure in each tire—proper attention to this detail will increase the life of your tire. Neat leather case included. (For high pressure tires) "Limit one to a customer." Special value price 73c Balloon Tire type. Factory list price $1.60. Our regular low price.....$1.35 Interior Mirrors Seven-inch ground edge mirrors for open or closed cars. A clear view of the road behind often prevents rear-end collisions. Our regular low price 95c. Special price during our "2 weeks of special values" Genuine Goyce Midget Motometer With Fancy Cap (For small cars only!) New style—the red duster signal will always warn you of an overheated motor—and the wing cap will improve the appearance of your car. Our regular price is $1.35. Price during "2 weeks of Special Values" complete with aap $2.83 Universal Moto-Moter: Special Value price; motometer only $8.65 Extra Quality Bar Cape: Our regular low-price $1.35 and $1.45. Value price according to car; $9c and $1.11 "Durable" Visors at $1.45 Positively eliminates the glaring sun—it is very neat as well as serviceable. Consists of a light steel frame covered both sides with rubber cloth top material—the brackets are extra strong—width over all 40 Change Follows War believe I have given enough in outline of the technical and comic basis of American millism—which was born later its European relative, but outgrown the latter to a tredous degree. It is only rely that the United States beneal change took place there in the World war. When, about the end of the the United States joined the a, the combination succeeded bounding Germany to pieces. land, however, whose main male to world domination was United States, was not entritained with the outcome of struggle. What England ted was a defeated and weakbut not a crushed Germany vanquished enemy, but one could still remain a menace one of the victors, France. But erien wanted a France powerenough to rival England in tary strength. America attained her aim. But bite this fact—or perhaps of it—we can see today a demonium of militarism broke in North America. The American navy has grown he almost equal to that of at Britain. In the fields of ation and war chemistry the led States occupies first place. At the same time American vital is still able, thanks to its graphic situation and historic development, to use the mask of flamm. Even its aggressive intervention in European affairs is giving food for the pacifist illusion in Europe.” PLAN ARARAT RESORT American capital is reported interested in converting Mount Ararat into a pleasure resort. It is on the peak of Mount Ararat that history pictures the Ark as finding a resting place. Few mountains of the world are as well known as Ararat because of its Biblical associations. Managed in finding and developing new markets for their great production. The inter-mountain region which had no surplus production five years ago, is now producing a surplus above its own requirements of over 2000 carloads of butter, eggs and cheese yearly, with an estimated value of $120,000,000. According to the report from Portland this is one of the most successful meetings the association has ever held, being well attended by its own members and by many prominent dealers from New York. It has been decided to hold the 1925 convention of the association in Los Angeles. LEMON PRUNING DEMONSTRATIONS A series of four lemon pruning demonstrations has been arranged by the Agricultural Extension Service, co-operating with the Farm Bureau. The locations of these demonstrations are as follows: Tuesday, Feb. 17, 10 a.m.—Yovba Linda; place of Fred Johnson, Eureka-st, one-half mile north of Yovba Linda-bivd. Tuesday, Feb. 17, 2 p.m.—La Habra; place of Chilberg ranch, W. A. Blinkham, foreman, on county line, one-quarter mile south of state highway. Wednesday, Feb. 18, 10 a.m.—El Modena; place of M. E. White, corner East Chapman and Prospect-ave. Wednesday, Feb. 18, 2 p.m.—Garden Grove; place of F. E. Cleveland, corner West Chapman and Nursery-aves. The most economical little salesman is a Class Ad in this paper. LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF FINAL MEASuring IN THE MATTER OF ROAD TRUCT IMPROVEMENT Notice is not be given that a final hearing of the above named matter will be had at the hour of 11:30 AM on Friday, February 19, 1925, at the chamber of the Tax Board of Supervisors in the Court House at Santa Ana, California, for the purpose of determining whether the work done under the contract made with Steele Finley under Resolution of Intention No. 24 in Road Improvement District No. 24 of the County of Orange shall be accepted as being performed according to the contract, and for determining the aggregate amount or which bonds shall be representing the cost of such work, inclusive of the incidental costs and expenses of the work and the proceeding, of which a statement has been filed with the clerk of an Board of Supervisors of the County of Orange, to which statement the attention of all persons interested is hereby directed. T. R. TALBERT Chairman of the Board of Supervisors of Orange County. 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