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PAGE FOUR SANTA ANA DAILY REGISTER, FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 8, 1918. Fhe Santa Ana Register PUBLISHED EVERY EVENING EXCEPT SUNDAY BY THE REGISTER PUBLISHING COMPANY J. P. BAUMGARTNER, Manager T. STEPHENSON, Associate H.

T. DUCKETT, Business Mgr. MEMBER OF THE UNITED PRESS SUBSCRIPTION RATES Business Office: Pacific Home 409 One Year in advance, by carrier One Year in advance, by mail 4.001 Per Month 49; TELEPHONES Editorial Office: Pacific Entered In the Postoffice in Santa ads California, us second-class matter. A Day At Baldy Mountain Dr. A.

H. Rowan, who is now living at West 51st street, Los Angeles. has mailed to E. L. Madden several typewritten copies of a poem composed by the doctor, with the request tiat Madden distribute them to friends here.

Dr. Rowan will be 96 year', old on March 11, and the poems were sent as souvenirs of the occasion This sphinx is my brother, so they say, Made of stone schist and clay. He worked up through ages of ancient night. Into this beautiful, southern light. We look at his giant form and dizzy height; And watch the clouds around him swing, Like airy angels with outspread wing.

There you stand forever, looking down on the sea. A symHol of immortality. Country of Thee, Sweet Land of CONGRATULATIONS TO THE BLADE The Evening Blade announces that it will soon move into the Central Building, on Main street, opposite the City Hall, and that it has engaged Mr Edward Armstrong for business manager. Whereupon the Register extends congratulations. The Blade will have fine enlarged quarters at its new centra! location.

And its new manager, Mr. Armstrong, is known to the Register as a gentleman of the first order and an exeep-j tionably able newspaper man, whom it will be a pleasure to welcome to this field. It was music day, and across the solitude of the desert Came the lonely chant from afar. As it were, it came down from the singing star. So music like it was ever It went on and on.

then it thrilled and thrilled, Then it quavered, then it was gone. oh. Baldy, how strange and brave and old you look! Your age has never been found in any book. Oh, Baldy. you challenge the passing show, And tell them how to go.

If they heed not, you tell them they'll be punished, Don't you know. The bewildered mariner who sails these sunset shores, Smiles when he sees how old Baldy soars. All the colors of the desert and the mountains, lights and shades, Are pictured in your cheeks, out and in. And you have a big dimple in your yellow chin. Dear old Baldy, now we must part, and in the fizzy phosphates We will drink a bumper or two, to your health and heart, Hoping vou may live a million years, till all the seven seas dry out And some ancient glacier slides down and knocks the equator out And the North and South pole will shake hands at last.

And then the good old angel Gabriel will pull of! the blast! showing Spring Clothes for Men Young Men NURSES GALLEO LOR RED GROSS CIVIL WAR NURSE IS TIIIC 1 Ml DEAD; SHE AND SISTER I II SERVED UNDER Between 20,000 and 30,000 I Trained Women Will Be Required for American Boys and Boys W. A. Huff Co. The passing out at midnight last night of Miss Julia Stebbins, at the good old age of 82 years, takes another who lived through the trying times of the Civil War and did her full share in alleviating the sufferings of Uncle men as a war nurse. Miss sister, Miss Helen Stebbins, who passed away here four years ago, was also a war nurse and since her death.

Miss Stebbins has inado her home with Mrs. M. J. Howell, at whose residence she passed away after a brief illness, although having been in poor health for some time. Miss Stebbins lias been a resident of this city for thirty years and an active member of the Congregational church, whose pastor, Rev.

P. F. Schrock. will officiate at the services to be held tomorrow at 2 p. in.

at Smith chapel. Interment will he in rair- haven cemetery. Miss Stebbins leaves a sister. Mrs. H.

J. Town, at Orange. w. s. s.

OVER TOP Decorated By French ment For Many Ways Takes the The home of Hart Schaffner Marx clothes. Until the war is done, it is your duty to respond to the call for government loans upon every occasion. WASHINGTON, March 6. The American Red Cross wants able-bod- ied American women to go to France as nurses. The present enrollment of 1,000 nurses a month, the Red Cross nounced, has become insufficient.

Re-! cruiting must be immediately stimu-J lated. Between and 40,000 nurses will be required for the Amer-j ican army alone, "within a short time," it was stated. Furthermore, "the al-jand Ben H. Warner, the bievcle and lies are depending on us to supple-; sportillg goods store, located at 214 ment their own nursing services. Eagt pourth street, and known as There are approximately 90.000 reg- Bike Shop; and that the new istered nurses in the United States now jn possession of said busi- todav.

Of these 16,500 are enrolled Red Cross nurses; of whom a major-j ity are in active service, ready for mobilization or prepared for specific NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC -Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has sold to J. E. Preston J. E. LIVESEY.

W. S. S. SPAIN TO HELP OUT Eood rules are made to be obeyed. se, 11 was Maten'i WASHINGTON, March a not merely discussed.

i Already, the Red Cross has equip-1 commercial agreement between the has been Too Late to Classify Bud Observations on change far small 836-J. reage. or might ex- In Sa ht a Ana. JAPAN DO for the Yesterday, under the above heading, the Register had an editorial taking the position that it were better for Russia to be dominated by Japan than by Prussianlsm; also that whatever was done to help Siberia stem the piratical tide of Prussianism should he done ltv Japan. Today comes the Washington Times with the following: Japanese to aid Cossacks." There is encouragement allies in that headline.

The Cossacks can fight. The Jap- anese can think and tight. With Russian nationality dead, i somebody must own Siberia, its vast wealth and territory. The somebody, while waiting for "allied must he Prussia or Japan. Japan, let us hope, does not intend to Prussia so near to her group of islands.

Study of the English island group has probably brought home to; Japan the fact that in these days of, flying machines and submarines, that frighten battleships, a strip of water! is not as valuable for protection as it used to he. This country, for the present, could view with considerable equanimity aj combination of Japanese, and Tartars of various types, armed with repeating rifles, directed by Japanese brains, dls-l puling Prussia the possession ol Siberia. French General Focli, talking with Charles H. Grasty, suggests that America should join Japan in the job of helping Russia in the East. He says "Germany is walking through Russia.

America and who are in a position to do so, should i go to meet her in Siberia." Thanks. But we seem to have in our Wit on or I usi lupi call From Ami lie in the home talent wrote about lie (age Ami laid down -In i ng hens. roosters, labblts. turkevs. ducks and geese for cash.

Will will lor them. Phone Grange 538-W. (leorjie Slade And I ter 1 he 'ame bat I le Back Was FOR potatoes. lass White Home Rose seed 3: Pacific ped and sent abroad 1,790 nurses for Unite(, stateB an(i Spain service with the army and navy nurse Was announced by the corps; has provided about 2.efi0 nurs- department this afternoon. Bv department this afternoon.

By this es for home service with the army agreement Spain is to send supplies and navy corps in camp and canton- gi-eatiy needed by armv. ment hospitals; and has ofer And Inn And lie I rendit liants --Wits ilie guardian anrnd in the And she had while wintrs- llowino robes- And And she in the And when they i 11 lei her 4 The wire would every Mabel Wi! WANTED Dragon. hi for the 2,000 nurses organized into units ready for mobilization. Besides these, 58 Red Cross -Public Health nurses are on duty in the sanitary zone surrounding cantonments; 89 serving directly under the American Red Cross in France; 12 in Rumania; three in Greece; and one in i Serbia. WITH THE AMERICAN EN TIONARY ARMY.

France, Feb they ever invent way of going over the top there American officer who will probal on hand: to try the new wrinkle The French Government has rated him with the Croix de for goinig over the sacks in ever known to date. First he went over with the infantry in an attack last Though detailed as an observe not required to take too many cl the American officer was one first wave to cross No Lai stayed with his unit until the tive was gained and when they fall back before a heavy counter- lie fell back fighting with them. Some weeks later he went ov top in a tank and followed the a lew days later by an aeropla servaticn flight. For the greate of an afternoon the plane cruis and down a German sector wa the effect of big French shells crete defenses The boche ant guns made it warm for the Am flyer but he was still an enthu aviator when the plane came to ceseful landing on its own fie dusk. KEEPING SOLDIERS STROt Early in the world-war cod liver oil was selec to fortify the health of soldiers strainst the rigors and posure of camp life ar.d to help build up enduring stren loot Ami by wire 1 SkV throe foot FOR ster; good tii gain.

Inquire Lutz Do. del Overland Road's. top almost new bar- .1. K. Durston, Wm.

F. I Wits found Ami it jorkod lost her broko a And romomberod 1 asked bo roopll When no wore lyiny there on the The prim-oss came oul Huntiny for dead she was she And she knelt fussed around Heenuse I had eonhln'1 take the chariot runes anv And while kneel'iny got her fool fast In nit wa on couldn't gci And she was me being uni walk she couldn't And "lie stood there And sang and kicked me in ribs Trying to yol loose that was no treat a 1 was couldn't help And the stage w.hat was he ran eurinin Hob Smith's his head was i he And Hob to a raised the curtain Ynd pulled his head of sight And they raised we Wiili the act And And we all yol see Wliat a it was Bv Hud. 'SED FORDS AT HA.M’f Roadster. Roadster. Touring' Dar.

im:) Touring; car. Turning All ill good i audition, until noon. w. r.tii st. Army estimates are for 30,009 nurs-1 es for each 1,000.000 men in the field.

Red Cross age limits lowered since the war from 21 to 40 years. In special cases, these re-1 strictions are waived. Red Cross nurses on duty are en-1 titled to the same Government war i risk insurance as are soldiers and sail-1 ors. SCOTTS SSfEMIiSIO FGR apartment. HOI Fast Fifth.

Also, want fifes in fioxos. Phone 1 1358-J. Open Sunday; SUppLIES f0R JHE ARMY BECOMING A SERIOUS PROBLEM FOR Jersey row: fresh any day now. L. Russell.

mile east Garden that actually guarantees the pure quality of Norwegian I Liver Oil which is refined in our own American laboratoi It is skilfully emulsified to promote prompt assin tion which is always difficult with the raw oil. Scott's Emulsion is famous for putting powe the blood to thwart colds, grippe, pneumonia lung trouble. It is free from alcohol or opiates. SAUF I.ir i bean seed, 13c Orange HI RENT New limad way, Russell. fi-room bungalow, on $24 per month.

Shaw FDR ALE for Fallen Bolsa. Two small pigs ami one cheap, inquire of Mrs. I mile west and 2 north of DR VALU OR KXC11 new gas range: algo good lawn mower. "Will ink-' kens. eggs.

pigs. Lippner, Dellii-Gloi vetta. 1. WASHINGTON. March must speed up shipbuilding so the American army abroad can grow, so Plume it.

and its allies can be supplied. This I is the doctrine Chief of Staff March i laid down to Chairman Hurley of the shipping hoard. Vance McCormick of the war trade board, and other war chiefs. The need of speed to.the fullest capacity was emphasized; big guns are the paramount need. March said he believes these are more vital than men for the moment.

At present the supplies problem is pressing. Supplies for the allied armies are materially diminishing. W. S. S.

Scott liowiie. Bloomfield, N.J. FOR EXCHANGE BY home im some one: fi-room modern house, ileirt condition, with 3-room rear house, on Tenth Huntington1 Beach. Will take good car and cash, or what offer for equity. Phone 875-J.

Inquire 1 Lippner, Delhi. Glorietta P. i home, refusing either to fight or to shipping problem, our Hog Island, our an impossible treaty of European enterprise and elsewhere moment produced one of the and elsewhere about as much as we can attend Japan knows that region-let Japan! gorgeous pictures ot this war, one do it. that will be the despair of historians. German could understand it.

A THAT RUSSIAN MENACE German know what non- resistance means. It may he The world lias hardly begun yet to' cowardice or hypocrisy, or all three I understand the real nature of Russia together; he takes the coat also and and the real meaning of smites the other cheek, and then de- recent behavior. The New York mands for himself indemnities." Tribune makes an impressive com-! After all the bitter injuries Ger-1 ment on one phase of it that has had inflicted on the Russian eeived little attention, the "Russian people, when it came to the test those Russian people revealed, instead ofj That menace was supposed to apply imagined menace, nothing in the i particularly to Germany. It will be world but the spirit of Christian for-, recalled that German apologists de-! giveness and brotherly love. And, voted their energies during the sum- even in that Germany saw or professed im of 1914 to explaining that Ger-j to see, a German peril, many was absolutely compelled to go' Why The answer is to war in self-defense against the i Because Germany today is not Chris-1 Real Estate Transfers Die Inquired ami ten West Second tlie place to buy lires.

Not in the high rent district. We do tfie very best retreading, using the new Dri-Kure im-thotl. GOWDY VULCANIZING WORKS 110 West Second St. SANTA ANA. AH ARE TIED County MODUL PAIGE TOURING Owner going on ranch.

Will take team as part payment. Box 40. Register. GOOD ity. IP going to Will trade for piano, vit troia or i.

U. Glover, 212 Locust Beach. i Poly high and Anaheim high schools are now tied for the debating championship of Orange county and the permanent possession of the Davis I cup. I Great enthusiasm reigned today at' (Furnished by the Orang6 Title Comoany.) A 13. Rousselle et ux to W.

A. Bethel et 18, block 133, Lake tract, Newi art Beach. T. Vance et ux Dwella M. Peter3 et on Noith Birch sweet, Santa Ana.

L.aura F. Gregory et conj to eBatrice M. Gantz et 4, Fordham addition to Fullerton. C. O.

Wheat et ux to eBatrice M. me. Beatrice M. Gantz et al to George F. Btinkerliofi et I).

Baker et ux to J. T. Chilcoat et ux-Part of lot 1, block S'Ubdivi-j sion of portion Berry tract. Rhone In n. Huntiuigton Beach Company to An- gusta Part of block 2304,1 for salu i farm wagon, light buggy, from Anaheim and debated with set harness.

1 plow ami young turn.ne liaise, fm sale cheap. Phone C' CLUNES THEATER) TONIGHT Wm. S. HART TONIGHT in Silent Stranger and of Featuring HAZEL DALY and TOM MOORE. A PEACH OF A SHOW TONIGHT.

NOTE No Vaudeville this Saturday and Sunday. ON ACCOUNT OF EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION With 25-piece Orchestra. Seats on sale all day Saturday and Sunday starting at 10 a. m. Seats 50c, 75c.

One show each night, 8:15, no matinee, Saturday and Sunday WAXTUl i cultivator men for, the assembly at Poly high when after sucar beets. ill pay rail- a tw to one decisioix here, it was unload taro to Visalia il parties stay at i least on. in Apply to San Joaquin nounced that bauta Ana had also won Valley Si Visalia, California. I by the same score at Orange. The question was one of deep inter- for salu stove for Sio.

will iiatj befin well worked out by exchange I'm poultry. 203i N. Bush St speakers on both sides. Edmund West and Austin Ober went over to Orange and defended the negative i with heir opponents, while Alva and Rogers, came J. block great Slav peril on her eastern border, i tian, but pagan.

It was a clash of two systems, two; Germany must subdue Rus-j Inasmuch as President Wilson has "ia or Russia would destroy Germany, tried to drive a wedge between Ger- The same argument had been em- many and Austria, we criticise Fast Side Villa tract. Martin R. Hettinger et al to Lavr pt of lots 1 and 3 addition. B. H.

Cass et ux to Harry William 6, block 35, Newport 1 Beach. Howard M. Oerter et ux to Isa 15, block Cock'n addition to Garden Grove. F. F.

Anderson et ux to 11 and 12. block addition to ployed for many years to justify Ger-'the German chancellor overmuch for Garden Grove. growing armament. trying to drive a wedge between Even since the revolution broke America and Great Britain. But we the back of Russian mind telling Von Hertllng that only thing that anybody outside of a heap more power behind our Russia ever had to fear from that wedge than there is behind his.

the home speakers, Donald Jerome and William Taylor, who upheld the An occupant for room in one affirmative of Resolved, That the of hot suites in the Spurgeon Manufacture of Munitions Should be mul ling, suitable for demists or nnyJa GoVernment By today's decision, Orange and Ful- lerton high schools are now out of, the FALK Nice dry gum wood: also running for the championship. eggs. He Beatty. W. S.

lin i legitim-mo specialists. Apply Spurgeon Bldg. has kept harping on the Russian menace. She has now plunged her dripping sword deeper into vitals with the continued pretense of self-defense. Well, the Russian menace is pitifully broken.

And as it lies there prone and hurt, we shall all begin for the first time to realize what it was. FOOD PRODUCTION 25 PER CENT SHORT WASHINGTON, March 8 F. Warren, professor of farm management at Cornell University, testifying before the Senate AgricultuiUl Committee, investigating general food Henry B. Silkwocd to 13 and 14. block addition to Garden Grove.

Christian T. Wells et ux to James W. of black 4. Bald- for addition to Santa Ana. Charles R.

Ramsey et ux to M. 307, Newport Heights. Martin Hobin to J. H. McDuffie--40 acres in northeast quarter of section 16-5-10.

J. H. MfcDuffie to C. S. Walker- Same.

W. S. S. RED CROSS ASSEMBLES HOUSES IN FIVE DAYS FOR SALU. fine land; water piped to land: within two miles town; to $285 per acre, 20 acres up: some in 1.

2 and 3-year cots end peaches, some in alfalfa, all under cultivation: one-third cash. balance terms to suit. Whitney Realty Co. Rhone Orange 220-W. built while you wait is WASHINGTON, March 8.

Houses the new trade of the Red Cross in France. It established a building record when it erected three barracks, accommo- WILL RAISE SPUDS TO PAY THEIR COACH SALU-Five acres, house, navels, Valencias, domestic fruit, corner Main nd STmlS Phone 1023-R. dating 120 men in five days. 7 p. m.

Robert C. Northcross. I us a few hours notice and; build a nice warm, comfortable FOR hand-picked black- barrack, housing forty on the Red Cross shop. md springs. 1 Not only this but these barracks WEST END THEATER TONIGHT EARLE WILLIAMS, in LATEST GOOD COMEDY SATURDAY, ONE DAY ONLY READ! READ! READ! A three hours as early as you wish and stay as long you like.

WHAT WE OFFER YOU! EDITH STOREY In a Great Western Play Five of Thrills and Suspense. OTHER ATTRACTIONS TWO REEL KO COMEDY. LATEST CURRENT EVENTS. A ONE REEL VITAGR APH COMEDY. SCREEN MAGAZINE AND CARTOON.

AND VAUDEVILLE Prof. GILBERT NOVELTY TRICK VIOUNIS LATE OF THE CIRCUIT. Adults Seats Kids a Nickel. FOR beds ilresKt'i. kitchen Lab small alt-tight beater.

able, gas beaters and are portable and can be shipped to; ater. 31t Hickey st. any part ot- pr(Lnce on demand. Ten; It was not what anvbodv thought conditions, declared food production WHITTIER, March 8. Spuds will it has not vr hat anybody thought gtateg yeaj.

from help vvin the war and wiU win for the the bear that present indications, would be It was not the than three-fourths of normal. Germanv im-l Senator Wadsworth questioned less it was. It was not walked like a man. Frankenstein monster Germany im-i agined it to be. It was all the time the i statement by Hank Reid of hicago, edttor ot a sheep raisers paper, that most naive, wisttul and confiding, retail meat dealers who purchase human tiling in the whole world.

i direct from producers were boycotted by packers. Reid declared that at the present prire of meat the end it believed in the German people. Its attempts to touch the producers, many engaged in their hearts and souls, even on the meat production would send their battle front, with a crooning of freedom supplies to market and then quit and fraternity, will be business. meat will An be in overabundance of Whittier High School fans a baseball coach. Friday and Saturday the boys of the team planted two acres of potatoes on the school grounds, and from the proceeds of the crop the team expects to pay the salary of a coach.

Fate and the war took Coach Herbert E. White for Y. M. C. A.

work, at Camp Fremont. Lloyd Broadbent, a former player of the Angeles, was secured to coach for the season and lads are combining agriculture, war work and baseball. Coach Broad- SW7UUT POTATO, PLANTS FOR SALU strawberries. cabbage, kale, onion plants. Wichman.

308 East Third. Phone have been supplied for the Sammies. No. NOTICE TO CREDITORS FOR modern cottage and one acre; also 5-room modern cottage undersigned, on street. Wells Ac Both Phones.

TEMPLE THEATER ALL NEW SHOW TONIGHT H1PP0DR0H VAUDEVILI I he market in the bent is a rancher at Rivera, but lays pathetic. And when it had tailed few Weeks, Reid said, but in- aside his ranch duties for a time each this, and with a gesture of infinite. Hii atione are soon that there will be afternoon for a little of his contempt turned its back and started a shortage. stuff. old time FOR SALU.

DAY-OLD CHICKS Leghorns, Barred Rocks and Rhode Island Reus. C. L. Ooulson, 341 W. 19th.

Phone 335 U. Good positions for all who are qualified for shorthand, bookkeeping civil service employment. Our Midwinter term opens Dec. 31st. Enroll today.

Bring this ad with you and save to $5.00. Orange County Business College Estate of Emma A. Enderle, Deceased. NOT 1CU IS HURKBY GIVEN, by Herman Knderle, Adminis- Warner, trator of the estate of Umrna A. Enderle, I deceased, to i tie creditors ol and tilt persons having claims against the said White deceased to file them with the necessary vouchers in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of the County of Orange, State of California, or to exhibit the same with the necessary vouchers to the said Herman Knderle tit his place of business, on Yorbtt Street, between First and Seventeenth, in the County of Oitange, within ten months after the first publication of this notice.

Dated this day of March, 1918. 11U KM AN UN I RLE, Administrator of the Estate of Emrpa A. Enderle, Deceased. STUTSMAN STUTSMAN, Attorneys for Administrator. Norma Talmadge IN HER BEST PLAY OF Man Falls In Love With His Wife.

VINCENT IN THE A VAUDEVILLE SCREAM. ADMISSION FREE DANCING DANCES 5c EACH SATURDAYS Learn to or Class Lessons. Office Hours: 11-12 daily. Sunset Phone 1469. Saturdays 1-5 p.

ra. call during office hou ACADEMY, Third and Spurgeoi.