oc-plain-dealer 1925-03-04

Plain Dealer An Independent Newspaper Issued Every Afternoon Except Sunday PAUL V. HESTER Editor and Publisher Subscription Rate—In Orange County... per month 50c Entered at the Postoffice at Anaheim, Calif., as second class matter DAILY GREETING TO OUR READERS Bless the Lord, O my soul, and forget not all his benefits; who forgiveth all thine iniquities; who healeth all they diseases; who redeemeth thy life from destruction.—Psalm 103:2-4. The bright hours pass like birds on pinions golden. And leave their empty nests in Memory's halls; And in the past, with all its mysteries olden, Obligion, like a twilight, o'er them falls They have sweet songs to cheer, they have glad voices, Their flashing wings like flaming sunbeams burn; But, ah! even while the listening car rejoices, They speed away and never more return —Ernest W Shurtleff. ARIZONA ABOUT TO JOIN COLORADO PACT The Arizona Legislature seemingly is about to ratify the Colorado River compact, which has been accepted by the six other states lying in the Colorado River Basin. The fate of this pact has been hanging in the balance, so far as Arizona is concerned, for a long time. There has been opposition to the ratification of the compact, on the ground that Arizona's interests were not being safeguarded sufficiently. But the longer the question is debated and pondered, the more convincing does it become to Arizona that their state should ratify and not stand in the way of instituting this great project for the control of the flood waters in the Colorado, and useful allocation of water and power among the several states in the Colorado basin. It will require a long time to build the proposed dam, even after it is started. And to delay the starting of the great work seems folly, in view of the imperative need of flood control, conservation of flood waters and development of hydro electric power. The Colorado River is destined to become of stupendous the ratification of the compact, on the ground that Arizona interests were not being safeguarded sufficiently. But the longer the question is debated and pondered, the more convincing does it become to Arizona that their state should ratify and not stand in the way of instituting this great project for the control of the flood waters in the Colorado, and useful allocation of water and power among the several states in the Colorado basin. It will require a long time to build the proposed dam, even after it is started. And to delay the starting of the great work seems folly, in view of the imperative need of flood control, conservation of flood waters and development of hydro electric power. The Colorado River is destined to become of stupendous usefulness to the Southwest. Each and every state and portion of this Southwest should appreciate the great advantages of its development, and should give aid and encouragement. Action from the federal government waits upon the acceptance of the compact by all the states. Arizona is the only holdout. The sister commonwealth soon may follow the example of California and other states of the Colorado Basin. Then united efforts could be put forth to get early affirmative action from Congress. The person who is unkind to animals is unkind at heart. Such person is not to be esteemed or trusted. Two women are succeeding as governors of states... Ability to serve usefully in high governmental positions is not confined to the male sex. ASK FOR HORlick's The ORIGINAL Malted Milk For Infants, Invalids, the Aged Nursing Mothers, Children etc. A Light Lunch at Any Time For all members of the family, alling or well. Serve at meals, between meals, or upon retiring. A nourishing, easily assimilated Food-Drink, quickly relieves faintness or hunger day or night. First Lady of the Land?---NO! First Chiropractor in Anaheim. First Chiropractor in Anaheim with California State Medical Board License. First Chiropractor in Anaheim to make use of general medical diagnosis as well as spinal analysis. First Chiropractor in Anaheim to include Osteopathic technique and general drugless healing in his treatments. First Chiropractor in Anaheim to prove the superiority of these treatments for a fee within the reach of all. All Treatments including Violet Ray First Chiropractor in Anaheim. First Chiropractor in Anaheim with California State Medical Board License. First Chiropractor in Anaheim to make use of general medical diagnosis as well as spinal analysis. First Chiropractor in Anaheim to include Osteopathic technique and general drugless healing in his treatments. First Chiropractor in Anaheim to prove the superiority of these treatments for a fee within the reach of all. All Treatments including Violet Ray and Sunray Lamp Bath NOW $1.00 GET AS MANY AS YOU NEED WHILE THESE RATES ARE AVAILABLE. DR. G. A. NETH 110 North Resh Street ANAHEIM Phone 80 For Appointment FOR RENT OR LEASE DOWNTOWN OFFICE SPACE with competent office girl, gas, electricity, water and local telephone—all these included, for only $70 a Month Inquire XYZ, care of The Plain Dealer THE PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIF. Everything Comes to Him Who Wails MURDER SUSPENDED GRILLED AFTER SAN DIEGO, March A. Johnson and Hugh B. Chicagoans, held pending gation of the murder wByrnes, of Frank J. H. were subjected to another examination today by of Detectives Paul H. hopes of breaking down sessions that they knew, now Byrnes met his end. Having gained the from Johnson that two three revolvers found f dance in San Marco, where he and McGovern related Monday belong Hayes announced he wawith his interrogation, felt confident that he w more valuable and co statements from the p the day is over. Haye vealed today that one which Johnson admits had been fired recently examination of the but from Byrnes' brain shot been fired from the JoThe other revolver. Heye was dented about the several strands of hu hanging to it. That Johnson's Chicago was the Atlantic hotel from him by the officer, and was established b the several receipts show son had stayed there dureary of this year were for his effects. McGovern, Chicago residence had Fifty-first-st. "Other than Johnson, the ownership of two volvers found the megay anything damage stated. "In reply to a but to them they simpwill not talk at this t ever, I have not finisheing them." BUENA P ARAGRAPHS ABE MARTIN (By Robert Quillen) Modernism: And they were diseased and lived happily ever after. Keeping the old folks is never burden if the old folks are keep-their cash. The old-timers weren't better conversationalists. They had more frustrous liquor. Severity won't stop bootlegging. Things multiply, but husbands no better. Never tell a risque story in mix company. There may be a helpful boy present. It isn't difficult to stop a car thin ten feet if the pedestrian is age and fat. "What we need is better distribution," said the bald man, as prepared to shave. It is hard to believe in a Red snake while paying a premium or a government bond. It isn't the money bank inherit it makes fools of them. It is something else they inherit. A man is settling down in life when he wants a pair of shoes just like the last ones. What's the use of being good? Every day will be Sunday bye and ee, and we don't care for golf. One good way to study the expression of a woman's eyes is to fill ketech on her table cloth. Still, 40 divisions could make nutrition effective in Morocco and get the natural resources. "Cooked foods are not enough; you need something raw." Well. PROBE OIL LEASES WASHINGTON, March 4 — The senate today authorized an investigation during adjournment for leases in naval oil reserve No. 2 at Buena Vista, Calif., to the Honolulu Oil Co. The inquiry will be conducted by the public lands committee, which investigated the Teapot Dome and Elk Hills leases. A Class Ad will get you results. DOES YOUR WATCH KEEP THE IF NOT, BRING IT TO US! Special Attention to Ladies' Wrist Watches E. C. KENDRICK, Jeweller 155 WEST CENTER ST. ANAHEIM, there's the deal the company gives us. "Shoot, if you must, this old gray head; but don't tell the jury I was false," he said. Another arms parley would be all right. Our soldier could get a civic job of some kind. HEALTH & DIET ADVICE By Dr. Frank McCoy Author of "THE FAST WAY TO HEALTH" PROTEID FOOD (Continued) NOT SO GOOD... HEALTH & DIET ADVICE By Dr. Frank McCoy Author of "THE FAST WAY TO HEALTH" PROTEID FOOD (Continued) NOT SO GOOD NUTS are a form of proteid recommended mostly by vegetarians as a substitute for meat. I have made many experiments in a endeavor to use nuts in place of the meat products, but have never yet been able to find that I could get any more satisfactory results with patients than if they lived on pork, salmon, lobster, and others in the "Not so Good" class. Most nuts have a very high percentage of fat, and I am of the opinion that this interests with the proteid digestibility. If they are used in place of meat it will take several hours longer for the stomach to digest the meal and get the material completely into the intestines. This involves a waste of energy without a gain of anything in particular far as I have been able to discover. Nuts may, however, occasionally be substituted for meat in order to add variety to the diet. Peanuts, cocoanut, and chestnuts should not be considered in the proteid class, as they contain such large amount of starch and so small a quantity of proteid. ROCOQUEFORT CHEESE is quite a strong tasting cheese, and would not be relished if enough of it were used to supply the meat element in the meal. For those in good health who are very fond of this cheese, a very small portion may be used with a piece of water cracker, as an after dinner delicacy. But, remember, only very small portion should be taken and not more than one small hard water-cracker, or a small piece of toast. CATFISH OR MACKEREL are two fish that are not good for anyone with weakened digestive ability, as they contain such a large percentage of fat. RICHFIELD RICHFIELD, March 4. (Spl.)—Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Taylor were summoned to the bedside of Mrs. Taylor's father, Mr. R. J. Scott in the White Memorial hospital, Los Angeles, on Monday, Mrs. Taylor is still in the city with her father awaiting the outcome of a very serious relapse from a former operation. Mr. Scott was one of the founders of the Richfield Mission having donated the ground for the structure. He is well known thru Orange-co as a pioneer in the oil industry and still retains valuable holdings here. A group of friends were invited to listen-in over the radio at the home of Mrs. J. Campbell the feature of the evening was the grand opera which was being broadcasted. The Essences club met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Howell Denton for an afternoon of cards and a social time. The favored game was Bridge and several tables were filled. The Denton home was tastefully decorated with fresh spring flowers and delicious refreshments were served to the guests during the afternoon. Prizes were awarded amid much merriment. Guests of the afternoon were Mrs. Harry Gendar, Mrs. Verne Adams, Mrs. Max App, Mrs. C Blair, Mrs. Bud Renner, Mrs. CeCray and Mrs. Limber, Mrs. Ernest Karnes and the hostem, Mrs. Howell Denton. Come Friday or Saturday and witness County. We must sell out and get r MEN'S SUITS, OVERCOATS, WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S TENT THIS IS THE AN BUY HERE N BOSTON S Watch for our Sale Circ MURDER SUSPECTS GRILLED AGAIN SAN DIEGO, March 4.—Thos. A. Johnson and Hugh McGovern, Chicagoans, held pending investigation of the murder of George Byrnes, or Frank J. Harrington, were subjected to another gruel-in examination today by Captain of Defectives Paul Hayes with hones of breaking down their assortments that they knew nothing of. Byrnes met his end. Having gained the admission from Johnson that two of the three revolvers found in his residence in San Marcos ave here where he and McGovern were arrested Monday belong to him. Hayes announced he was satisfied with his interrogation so far and felt confident that he would wring more valuable and condemning statements from the day is over. Hayes also resolved today that one of guns of which Johnson adults ownership had been fired recently and that examination of the bullet taken from Byrnes brain showed it had been fired from the Johnson gun. The other revolver, Hayes said, was dented about the built and several strands of human hair hanging to it. That Johnson's Chicago address was the Atlantic hotel was gained from him by the officers last night and was established by the fact the several receipts showing Johnson had stayed there during January of this year were found among his effects. McGovern said his Chicago residence had been 511 Fifth-first-st. "Other than Johnson admitting the ownership of two of the revolvers found the men refuse to say anything, damaging," Hayes stated. "In reply to all question but to them they simply say they will not talk at this time. However I have not finished questioning them." COMMENTS OF THE PRESS What Editors Are Saying BARRING NATION'S BACK DOOR—San Bernardino Sun: Secretary of Labor Davis would shut the back door of the country and permit no passage inward through it with the legend: "No assistance without a pass." That is a sign Secretary Davis would be erected all along the thousands of miles which constitute the boundary lines between the United States and Mexico on the south of Canada on the north. He has so recommended in his annual report and is trying to push legislation to accomplish it. This is not being done in a spirit of hostility to those countries or their people, or to a desire to keep them out of our own country, but for the purpose of putting an end to bootlegging immigrants, as he phrases it. To do this he would place all the American States on the same ratio we apply to the rest of the world. According to his estimate hundreds of thousands of aliens not nationalis of either Canada or Mexico, entered the United States across these boundary lines during the year ending June 30, 1924. The quotas of their native hands become exhausted, they took passage to Canadian or Mexican ports and entered our back doors as citizens of those countries. If our quota law was applied to our neighbors, their governments would see that the benefit of it was reaped by their own citizens and not by aliens. That there has been considerable back door immigration of this sort is quite true, but it can not have reached anything like the great numbers reported by the secretary, simply because there has not been sufficient steamer transportation to the ports north and south of us to have created such a volume. However, it is true enough, that through such a channel the average character and desirability of immigrants entering this country must be much lower than should in the future be the case under the selective principle of our new law, provided it is applied with intelligent discretion inspired with a desire for the public welfare on the part of our representatives abroad to whom is intrusted power of issuing certificates. They can be really selective and give us only the best; or they can be merely perfunctory and certify who apply until the quota is filled and then abruptly shut the door, as has been the custom in the past. We have under the new law, especially if extended to include our near neighbors as the secretary recommends, the power to choose the very best of those who want to come to live with us, and we should do it. Stanley and Elizabeth Berkey visited Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Everette at Huntington Beach Sunday evening. Mrs. L. T. Wilsey and daughter Mrs. L. T. Wilsey and daughter Ruth, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Kennedy of Pomona Friday night and Saturday. LEGAL NOTICE CERTIFICATE OF BUSINESS PICTITUDINE FIRM NAME. The undersigned do hereby certify that they have conducted a general motor sales and garage business at 228 West Center Street Anaheim, California, united states 916-747-2000 POLLITE MOTOR SALES CO., and that said firm is composed of the following persons, whose names are as follows: James Craig, 319 No. Lemon St. Chicago residence had been 511 Fifty-first-st. "Other than Johnson admitting the ownership of two of the revolvers found the men refuse to say anything damaging." Hayes stated. "In reply to all questions not to them they simply say they will not talk at this time. However I have not finished questioning them." BUENA PARK Mrs. M. S. Berkey moved Monday into the H. E. Warren cottage on Grand-ave. Carl Gifford and family are moving from Redondo to Buena Park. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Finney are moving from Alhambra to apartments in the S. G. T. building. Ed Thurman went to Tujunga Saturday and Mrs. Thurman, who has been there for the past month, returned home with him. Mrs. Thurman was quite sick with the flu, while she was there. Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Berkey and Stanley and Elizabeth Berkey visited Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Everette at Huntington Beach Sunday evening. Mrs. L. T. Wilsey and daughter Mrs. L. T. Wilsey and daughter Ruth, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Kennedy of Pomona Friday night and Saturday. GERMAN BONDS Large advances expected on all Bonds due to revaluation bill which will be passed within two weeks in Germany. We strongly recommend purchase at this time. ACT AT ONCE Inquiries Solicited German-American Bond and Investment Company 608-9-10 Loew State Building R. M. BROWN District Representative Reference: Union Bank and Trust Co. of Los Angeles LEGAL NOTICE CERTIFICATE OF BUSINESS FICTITIOUS FIRM NAME The undersigned do hereby certify that they are conducting a general investigation and garage business in 423 West Center Street Anaheim, California, under the firm's firm name of POLLETTER MOTOR SALES CO., and said firm is composed of the following persons, whose names in full and places of residence are as follows: James Craig, II No. Lemon St. Anahiem, California Wm. E. Hauser, 201 N. Bean St. Anahiem, California WITNESS our hands this 16th day of February, 1925. JAMES H. CRAIG W. P. FAUSER STATE OF CALIFORNIA ) County of Orange ) On this 16th day of February, 1925, before me, Wm. P. Webb Jr., Notary Public in and for the said County and State, residing therein, duly commissioned and sworn pactonally appeared James Craig and Wm. E. Hauser, known to me to be the persons whose names are substituted to the within instrument, and acknowledged to me that they executed the same. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have bereftend set my hand and affixed my official seal the day and year in this certificate first above written. WM. P. WEBE, Jr. Notary Public in and for the County of Orange, State of California (SEAL) Publish Feb. 18, 25; March 4, 11, 1925. Store of Santa Ana Quits: FREE Mama Dolls Toys - Games Given Away Free to Customers Maufa Dons Toys - Games Given Away Free to Customers Saturday and witness the Greatest Destruction of Prices ever attempted in Orange I sell out and get rid of this stock at once. S, OVERCOATS, PANTS, HATS, UNDERWEAR AND SHOES D CHILDREN'S DRESSES, COATS, UNDERWEAR, HOSIERY TENTS AND CAMP GOODS IS IS THE FINAL CRASH AND WIND-UP BUY HERE NOW AND SAVE HALF OR MORE ALL ROADS LEAD TO THE TON STORE 316 West Fourth SANTA ANA For our Sale Circulars, now being distributed in Anaheim.