oc-plain-dealer 1925-05-05

RE'S CHANCE FOR VACATION are still a few vacancies in the annual military training camp at Hirry C. Wilhelm, mem. Anaheim Post and of the Council of the American made clear today. Hirry's quota is 10. Wilhelm application blanks and will aid to assist applicants. There physical examiner here, also, camp opens at Del Monte, 21, and applications should by June 21. The camp Aug. 19. are that half of the young in last year's camps have applied says a government agency aka eligibility ranges 17 to 31 years. All expenses paid by the government. S. URGED TO ENTER LEAGUE WASHINGTON, May 5.—A resurging United States her league of nations as mere international agency for peace was adopted by the committee of the interna-council of women here to action was taken in the criticism from American that the council was circu-league propaganda in the States. erty In America: Letting rocer wait because the gas demands cash. CUTTER GOES NORTH SAN FRANCISCO, May 5.—The coast guard cutter Bear, 25 years in service, slipped away to the north today on the next, to her last trip in Alaskan waters. The Bear carried supplies and food for hospitals and schools in Alaska. At Seattle she will pick up mail and personnel for them, and proceed to Nome, probably being the first vessel into that port this spring. The Bear will return in September and go north again next summer for the last time. She will probably end her days on a school ship. BLOCK PLOT TO BLOW UP TEMPLE SPOKANE, Wash., May 5.—Police today discovered a plot to blow up the Masonic temple and kill members of the Electa Chapter of Eastern Star. The plot was revealed when a suit case left in the temple last night was opened, resulting in the discovery of an infernal machine. The bomb was addressed to the Electa Chapter and delivered by express. Records of the express company sohwed it was supposed to have come from H. D. Colbert, N. 227 Dillon-st, Los Angeles. C. W. Macomber worthy patron and Miss Jean Stowell, worthy matron of the lodge, were about to open the suitcase when they decided to call in the police. Had authorities opened the package without first cutting wires the bomb would have been fired. It was made with high explosives which would have been set off by an electric spark. A Class Ad will bring you results. ELECTION BLOW AT BOLSHEVISM MOSCOW, May 5.—Addressing the communist party conference regarding the problems of the Communist, Internationale Gregory Zinoviev, secretary of the latter body, again repudiated a suggestion that the Internationale had any connection with the bomb outage at Sofia cathedral, in which many were killed. Zinoviev declared the conservative government of Great Britain had created a revolutionary movement which gives tremendous importance to correct application of the tactics of a United Trade Union front. Predicting that the allies will try to play President-elect Hindenurg of Germany against Russia, Zinoviev quoted Andrew Melon, American secretary of the treasury, as saying that Hindenburg's election strengthens conservatism against bolshevism. The speaker rejected two ideas—that Russia cannot achieve Socialism because the world revolution is far off and that Russia can build socialism regardless of foreign developments. "We must remind our comrades that we expect final victory only on international scale and that having conquered in one country we shall do everything possible to support revolutionary movements in other countries," he said. Kiwanis Lauds Better Homes Ideta Better Homes Week received attention of the Kiwanis club at luncheon today when several brief talks were made concerning the benefits derived from observation of the week. F. N. Gibbs told of an organization which had its or-riain among lumbermen in St Paul Marsters' Meat Mkt. Marsters' Meat Mkt. 43 W. Center St. Formerly Billy Knott's We're Cutting MEAT PRICES Specials FOR WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY STEER BEEF ROASTS, lb. 15c MILK FED VEAL ROASTS, lb. 25c MILK FED VEAL STEAK, lb. 30c TENDER BEEF STEAK, lb. 18c PORK STEAK, lb. 30c MILK LAMB CHOPS, lb. 35c Watch for Big Specials on Saturday KIWANIS LAUDS Better Homes Ideta Better Homes Week received attention of the Kiwanis club at luncheon today when several brief talks were made concerning the benefits derived from observation of the week. F. N. Gibbs told of an organization which had its origin among lumbermen in St. Paul in 1921, whereby the prospective builder may secure without cost plans for the modest home he desires, merely through a request for same. Rev. J. A. Geissinger spoke of the effect of the home and advanced the opinion that a man must have a suitable home to be the kind of man he ought to be. The Prince of Pilsen which will be given here Thursday evening by the Orange County Choral Union, received a little boost. The musical contest in which Homer Lewis is representative of the Kiwanis club was discussed. Dr. Hillary, representative of the club was chosen to co-operate with the American Lexion in float arrangements for Armistice day. Plans were made for visiting other clubs during the week of May 17 to 23, which is designated as interrelations club week. Mothers day will feature next Tuesday's luncheon, when mothers wives and mother-in-laws will be honored guests. A special program is in the making. Radicalism is just an empty stomach yelling for a place at the feed trough. It takes a lot of patriotism to worry because other nations may seize the north pole. "MORE POWER TO YOU!" TUBBY There's Something In That By WINNER CHESTER, COME RIGHT IN HERE - I WANT YOU YOUR TEACHER HAS WRITTEN ME THAT YOU ARE VERY DISOBEDIENT AND CAUSE HER A GREAT AMOUNT OF TROUBLE IN SCHOOL WHY DON'T YOU TRY TO BE A GOOD BOY AND NOT CAUSE MOTHER ALL THIS TROUBLE AND EMBRASSMENT? I DO TRY AWFUL HARD MOM YOU DON'T SEEM TO SUCCEED VERY WELL BUT JUST THINK HOW BAD I COULD BE IF I DIDN'T TRY AT ALL THE PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIF. GIRLS JOINING SEGMENTS OF BRITISH DIRIGIBLE TO BE USED BY 24-YEAR-OLD EXPLORER IN NORTH POLE FLIGHT Grettir Algarsson is taking both airplanes and a dirigible on the proposed British expedition to the Polar regions. This photograph just received from London, shows girls joining segments of the dirigible, which will be 130 feet long. The start of the flight is to be made from Spitzenberg, the same point from which Capt. Amundsen will leave in his attempt to fly to the North Pole. "Shot That Was Heard Around the World" Fired Again On 150th Anniversary of Battle of Concord On 150th Anniversary of Battle of Concord Lauds Homes Ideta Times Week received at the Kiwanis club at day when several brief announcements concerning the revived from observation F. N. Gibbs told of nation which had its ornamentmen in St. Paul preby the prospective secure without cost, modest home he de-through a request for J. A. Geissinger spoke of the home and ad-opinion that a man suitable home to be man he ought to be. Of Pilsen which will be Thursday evening County Choral Un-a little boost. The rest in which Homer representative of the Kiwas discussed. Dr. representative of the club to co-operate with the region in float arrangement day. Made for visiting during the week of which is designated sons club week. Day will feature next auction when mothers other-in-laws will be acts. A special program king. This photograph was taken when the fight between British regulars and minute men and militia at the old North Bridge at Concord. Mass. was reproduced by Massachusetts national guardsmen. The "British" are in the foreground and the "minute men" in front of French's Minute Man statue marking the spot where the first man fell in the American Revolution. Thousands went to the historic town to witness the mimic battle despite unseasonable snow and a cold north-east wind. CHICAGO'S NEW PRODUCE MARKET. Home Improvement Plans Win Praise of Organization Heads; Better Homes Week in Mid May MANY GET LIMIT TROUT FISHING Most of the Anaheimers went trout fishing at the opening of the season brought in the limit according to common report here today. Fishing is good anyhow and usually best for the first few days. Home Improvement Plans Win Praise of Organization Heads; Better Homes Week in Mid May The aims of Better Homes in America are broad ones. They include everything from the encouragement of home ownership to the highest realization of ideal home life. The movement has the support and co-operation of many organizations of national scope and influence. One of the members of the Advisory Council is Mr. Edwin H. Brown, president of the Architects' Small House Service Bureau. Speaking of the value of home improvement, Mr. Brown says: "I would like to touch upon one part of it that interests me very much. This is an age of selling, of salesmanship. The entire tendency of the times is toward finding a market, through advertising and sales ability, for the products of manufacture. The natural result is a pandering to extravagance. "Better Homes in America, by its attention to the small home, to the limitations of the pocket book of the family of small means, showing how good, simple, attractive houses (which help to maintain the standard of family life and so of American citizenship) can be built well, without waste of money, is able performing a great service to the nation." Mrs. Francis King, another member of the Advisory Council of Better Homes in America, who is honorary president of the Woman's National Farm and Garden Association, is keenly interested in the progress of this country-wide educational movement. "My special interest in this fine movement is outside of the house, not in," she says. "for I believe that the little garden will save families to the right kind of life; will keep them happily in the home, and give them the kind of happiness that comes from something real. I wish we might have everywhere with the little houses that are shown, model gardens, after patterns by fine landscape architects. Such things would be copied everywhere." The demonstrations of "better homes" referred to by Mrs. King will occur throughout the country during Better Homes Week, set this year for the period from May 11th to May 17th inclusive. Secretary Hoover is the president of Better Homes in America and Dr. James Ford of Washington, D.C., is its executive director. High School Sports A. E. Pitzmorris, coach, has arranged several baseball games for his Hi School hopefuls this week. This evening the Hi school boys' first baseball team will play Fullerton Hi's first team here, and the second team Fullerton's second team there. Wednesday evening Fullerton Junior college will play the first team here. On Thursday the second team will play Santa Ana there. While on Friday Anaheim will play a league game with Garden Grove there. Miss Jacques, girls' coach, at the Hi School will send or take her first-base球队 to Fullerton this afternoon to play. She has also arranged for the freshmen girls' tryouts on the track for this afternoon. On Wednesday the sophomores will have their tryout and on Thursday the juniors. Pasadena's Play Day program, in which Anaheim Hi will participate, will include a parade of the contestants beginning at 9 o'clock, general sports starting at 9:30 with Anaheim entering basketball and track; lunches at noon hour, entertainment including individual schools events 1:00 to 2:00, and swimming and diving contests from 2:00. The date of the meet with the Pasadena Athletic club has not yet been set. Neither have the dates of the track meets with Santa Ana and Fullerton yet been set, nor the places. H. S. SENIORS WIN SWIMMING MEET After seven out of nine events had been finished and the score stood at 21 points for the sophomores, 20 for the seniors and 19 for the freshmen, the seniors by winning in the plunge for distance and trying with the juniors in the Offers Proposal To Lengthen Life Frank E. Leslie, associate director of the Gorgas Memorial Institute, proposes to lengthen the life of man by regular physical examinations of the whole population. He says that America's sick list always totals 8,000,000. America now has the world's greatest plane-carrying ship BUSINESS TRAINING Will cost you something, true. Then it will turn around and work for you as long as you live. H. S. SENIORS WIN SWIMMING MEET After seven out of nine events had been finished and the score stood at 21 points for the sophomores, 20 for the seniors and 19 for the freshmen, the seniors by winning in the plunge for distance and tying with the juniors in the relay won the annual Hi school boys' swimming meet last evening with 29½ points to 22½ for the sophomores, 22 for the freshmen and 3 for the juniors. From the winners will be selected the team to go to Long Beach May 11, next Monday, for a meet to comprise the same events. On Saturday, May 16, the Southern California meet at the Hollywood Athletic club also will be held. Each school will be permitted to enter two boys in each event, with no boy taking part in more than three events, two in free style and one other. Time made was not taken by Assistant Coach Sutherland who is in charge of swimming, because unnecessary. Last evening's results were: 50-yards, free style—Fitzgibbons, soph., 1st; Bode, sr., 2nd; Harvey, sr., third. 250 yards, Jensen, fresh., Rundstrom and Bill Seltz, seniors, in order named. 100 yards, free style, Fitzgibbons, soph., Bode, Jr., and Harvey, Jr. 25 yards, breast stroke, Jensen, fresh., Hopkins, soph., Marsh, sonh. Diving, Washborn, fresh., Ochoa, Jr., Martin, soph. 150 yards, free style Jensen, fresh, Rundstrom, sr., and Daley, sr. Back stroke, Fitzgibbons, soph., Bode, Jr., Johnson, fresh. Plunge for distance, Daley and Rundstrom, srs., first and second. Relay, sophomores against seniors, tie. FIFTY-FIVE ARRESTED INDIANAPOLIS, May 5. Fifty-five men had been arrested early this afternoon in the bitter clash between rival republican factions in the municipal primaries. Those taken into custody were workers for John Duval, candidate for the Republican nomination for mayor. Laurabelle Bryant, teacher of Jazz Piano, Phone 854-W. 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Room 214 Y GET LIMIT TROUT FISHING of the Anaheimers who out fishing at the opening season brought in the limit, going to common report here Fishing is good anyhow, ally best for the first few Wisser has been showing a k of rainbow and speckled which he, Paul Nicolas, John and Bill Hamilton caught Mildwilield. There were 43 the largest weighing 1¼ and A. Miller and W. L. at the limit near Banning. Macinto river on both the and south forks, Trabuco far up, Lytle creek and eek are furnishing good 248 West Center Anaheim Chaffees WHERE CASH BEATS CHaffees 233 East Center Anaheim BREAD 9c Compare it with any 12c or 14c Bread on the Market. White, Sandwich, French, Rye, Whole Wheat, Graham, CRACKED WHEAT AND MULTIGRAIN PURE CANE SUGAR, 10 lbs. for ...: 56c LIMITED Daleys ROCK BOTTOM STORES 160 Stores in Southern Calif. Bread and Butter Day EVERY WEDNESDAY DALEY'S 24-oz. LOAF BREAD Per loaf ..... 7½c DALEY'S FANCY BUTTER Per pound ..... 45c