The Register from Santa Ana, California • Page 9

uaranteed Phone 244 110 East Fourth Vandermast Son (j £1 tl 0 in Light Grey or Tan Three-Button Suits The Kind of Dental Work You Want AT PRICES you are willing to pay Gas Given X-Ray Examinations Free Open Evenings DR. BLYTHE and ASSOCIATES 4tb and Ana Phone 2381 120 W. DAILY VENIN SANTA ANA, CALIFORNIA, WEDNESDAY, MAY 18, 1927 i cdchiiuii Rlr i npi IcnoN TWO HAWAIIAN DANCING DOLL GENERAL LOCAL CLASSIFIED MITES ILESTINE AND PAGES NINE TO SIXTEEN itorical Places Told of ly Former Probation )fficer of Orange County I ys bibleland HAS LOST ITS CHARM of Honking Autos md Restless Sightseers lave Taken Away Charm Written with much cleverness bit quizzical in com- lting on conditions of today, at the same time vivid and lly in its descriptions of places, is a travel letter tten from Palestine by J. of Santa Ana, setting forth observations and experiences the Holy Land. Scott, former probation officer, left here months ago on a trip md the world.

Before Joining county service, Scott was pas- of a iocal church, familiar with the historical Ikground of Palestine, the Santa man has a discriminating and traceful pen for the interesting the gracious wherever he finds He declines, however, to in- in sentimental outpourings has no hesitation in saying with the advent of honking lomobiles and restless Yankee je trotters, the Bible land has its charm, and quietness and Lintness. story follows; Palestine is a little land. Such things have happened there wre naturally think of it as a country; but it is only about size of Los Angeles county, is just about as far from to Long Beach as it is 'from to Perhaps the is responsible for an irent shrinkage. The old days ravel by donkey or carriage are forever. It used to be a trip to the Jordan, the td Sea, or Jericho, but now one take them all in between lakfast and lunch.

The trip from lusalem to Galilee that took and the disciples seven days one way can now be made md trip) in one day, stopping (Continued on Page 11) A little has Just arrived from Honolulu. The who, when wound up, does a perfect hula, is the invention of a Hawaiian, who aims to preserve the collect a few Anyway, here it is. Mies Kathleen Muir of Los Angeles, is holding the doll. HIT HUMS TI ISSISI III III COW! HILT IK SUIT Orange county merchants continue to contribute approximately $3000 a month to bad check men because they will not adopt the plan ef asking strangers to place their finger prints on checks when presented for cashing, according to a statement at the meeting yesterday of the Santa Ana Exchange club by Herman Zabel, finger print expert in the office and recently elected president of the California state division of the International Association of Identification The expert long has been advising merchants of Orange county that they should not cash a check proffered by a stranger unless he would finger print the check, and (Continued on Page 10) Former District Attorney Alex P. Nelson "was retained by the county supervisors late yesterday to assist L.

A. West, also a for mer district attorney, in preparation of briefs to be filed by the county In one of the Birch oil tax suits, now pending before the state supreme court. The case was defended in superior court while Nelson was district attorney and heco-operated with his predecessor, L. A. West, who represented the county as special counsel, in handling that case, as well as other tax suits brought by the Birch oil company When the county won the case In superior court, the Birch company appealed to the supreme court, (Continued on Page 10) TO RDTMIURS William E.

Roberts Urges Cultivation of Powers of Appreciation in Talk big is your The question was asked by the Rev, William E. Roberts, of Los Angeles, former pastor of the First Presbyterian church of Santa Ana, in an address yesterday before the Santa Ana Rotary club of which he was a member while in Santa Ana. The former Santa Anan was given an ovation by the Rotarlans with whom he was very popular when a member of the club. In his address, the Rev. Mr.

Roberts answered the question he had asked. In brief, he said that one's world is as large as his capability of appreciation. persons," said he, a fence around themselves, gather few friends around them, and are great in their own small world. But anyone who is wrapped up in himself selfishly is indeed wrapped up In a small package. if you will, a green pasture.

To the ox, there Is before him nothing but green grass to eat. To the poet, the view brings forth a song; to the artist a beautiful picture. world, then, Is no larger than the mind back of the Individual. need, all of us, to cultivate the power of appreciation. We forget facts and figures.

Few of us could pass a high school examination in any of the subjects we took. Facts and figures pass from us, but the power of appreciation that has been aroused and developed in us grows and grows in ar cordance with our ability and de sire to expand. Darwin in his old age regretted that he had delved so much In science and facts that he had post the power of appreciation of poetry and music. The size of your world, the size of your church, your community, your world depends upon your spirit. world is not hounded by population, but by viewpoint and by Robert Bradford, young Santa Ana singer who won song contests on the west coast and recently returned from the contest at Chicago, was a guest at the club yesterday and presented a number of songs, which were enthusiastically received.

He was accompanied by C. A. Gustlin. TO SAMUEL J. MUSTOL Village Squire Written by Music Director of Hign Baton When operetta The premier boy scout of the nation Is Robert N.

Brown, 15, San Francisco, first and only one to receive the newly created order of Knight Eagle. He also is the first scout in northern California to get the rank of Three Palm Scout Eagle, shown on his breast in this picture. He holds 56 awards. CONTEST HILL STURT FRIDAY the three set comic "The Village Is given by the music department of the Santa Ana polytechnic high school Friday night at 8 clock in the auditorium, the same hand that wrote the composition will wield the baton in directing its presentation. The musical comedy, depicting New England life, was produced by S.

J. Mustol, supervisor of instrumental music in the Santa Ana city schools. For three seasons, the operetta was presented at the Lyceum theater in New York by professionals. The Santa Ana students are the first amateur company ever to attempt it. More than 90 students will appear on the stage in the cast and choruses of the operetta.

Miss Nada Smith, as and Roger Hearn, as have the leading roles. As the title implies, the plot deals with village life, which might be found in any section of New England, but this particular village happens to be located near Boston. There are plots and subplots galore the action centers about the love between Dave Wiggins" and Saunders. Captain Fenton, played by Clarence Slddoway. the villian, does his worst to cut out with resulting complications, involving other members of the cast.

Without exaggeration, so far as acting is concerned, Tibblns, the constable, taken by William Warren, is two-thirds of the show himself. Every time he appears on the stage, he causes a furore or laughter. Catchy tunes, rollicking fun and a complicated plot are all to be found in the operetta. Santa Ana high school orchestra plays the accompaniment. Mustol will lead the orchestra and direct the action.

Village is one or four operettas Mustol has written SAMUEL J. MUSTOL who wrote the operetta, Village which will be sented by of the Santa Ana high school department Friday evening at 8 clock in the auditorium before Santa townapeople. SALARIES OF GITYTPRS Recommendations Boosting Maximum Rates Adopted At Meeting Last Evening SALARY SCHEDULES WILL BE STUDIED Election of Teachers for Coming Year Taken Up, Many Resignations Read Ana PARKING SPACE FOR SHOW IS LARGE At a meeting today of the committee in charge of the first world championship orange packing contest. to be held at the seventh annual California Valencia Orange show which opens in Anaheim tomorrow. final arrangements for the event were completed and all is now in readiness for the first test Friday night, May 20, In order to give as many visitors to the show as possible a chance to see this great contest, the committee decided to divide hag tQ hi9 credit 400 published Roy Gilmore, 4885 Kensington drive, San Diego, escaped injury yesterday when the trailer of his truck crashed Into a tree at the side of the street, in the 300 block on East Seventeenth street According to a police report of the accident, Gilmore went to the 15 teams entered Into groups of three, assigning one grnup to each of the five nights the contest will be staged.

So that all teams should receive the same treatment and to make the contest absolutely fair, each team was given a number. These numbers were written upon slips of paper and placed in a hat, from which they were drawn by a disinterested party in plain view of the entire committee. The first three numbers were assigned to the first night of the contest, the second three to the second night and so one, until all numbers were drawn. After the drawning was completed, it was decided that the stage in the feature exhibit section of the would be arranged as near as possible like the packing room of an orange packing plant, sleep at the wheel, awakening just go that the contestants would com- in. time to keep the truck from under as near normal working crashing into the tree.

A sudden turning of the wheel threw the trailer into the tree instead. The trailer and contents wrere badly damaged. Banker Pays $250 Fine to Escape Heavy Jail Term A check for $250 received today by Justice Kenneth Morrison from G. G. Greenwood, vice president of the Pacific Southwest Trust and Savings bank, Los Angeles, officially closed the reckless driving case of the banker so far as the Santa Ana justice court was concerned, Morrison said.

Greenwood was arrested on March 27 by E. G. Sawyer, state traffic officer, who charged him with speeding 70 miles an hour and driving. The offense was to have been committed on the Irvine boulevard. Justice Morrison gave Greenwood his choice of spending 10 days jn jail here or paying a fine of $250.

Greenwood lives at 1611 Orange Grove avenue, Los Angeles. Pathex Movie Gerwings. Fruit Naomi conditions as could be provided. It was also agreed, that-In case of a tie. the final run-off would be held Thursday night, May 26.

All of the contests will be held at 7:15 P. M.t sharp, so that there will he plenty of time for the big vaudeville program that will be another feature of the show each afternoon and night. The night and the teams competing are as follows: Friday, May 20, Glendora Heights Orange and Lemon Growers, Hazel Gowen and Luella Underhill; Olive Fruit company, Anaheim, Ruby Craig and Stanley Standel; American Growers, Georgia Gray and Creighton. Saturday, May 21: Eadington Fruit company, Mrs. George Horton and Pearl Jenkins; Red Fox Orchards, Orange, Eva Christensen and Marjorie Richards; Yorba Linda Citrus association, Fern Ely and Esther Walters.

Monday. May 23: Olive Hillside Groves. Alice Mark and Anna Mack; Anaheim Citrus Fruit association. Ailine Pitts and Constance Estrada; Anaheim Co-operative Orange association, Elvie uster and Gladys Hill. Tuesday.

May 24: Riverside Orchard Packing company, Dora Pemberton and Edna Nagle; Olive Fruit company. Eve Friend an Rosa Revera; Fullerton racking company, Elva Hadley and Emma Wygal. Wednesday, May 25: Bastanchury Ranch company, Tony Soto and Frank Rodriquez; Olive Heights Citrus association, Anna Mierhoff and Nora Schroeder; Santa Ana-Tustin Mutual, Grace Sherman and Jesse Whelden. piano pieces and the four musical comedies. Since coming to Santa Ana he has been placed in charge of Instruction in instrumental music in all the city schools, from the junior college to the grade schools.

This afternoon the operetta was given before the grade school children of Santa Ana. The work on the musical comedy has been in progress during the past month. Miss Myrtle Miller and Miss Abbie Harvey, of the Santa Ar.a high school music department has been assisting in the supervision of the production. Members of the cast are Virginia Bailey, as Estelle; Nada Smith as Kate: Adele Edwards as Bessie; Loretta Spangler as Polly; Helen Heil as Bella, Roger Hearn as David; Paul Seitter as Joe; William Warren as Si; Hubert Prior as Ruben; Clarence Ranney as Hiram Clarence Siddoway as Captain Fenton, and Carlton Buck as Tom. Recommendations increasing the maximum rates of salaries in the Santa Ana city high school district as well as granting certain allowances to supervisors, heads of departments and directors of subject conferences, were adopted last night at a special meeting of the Santa Ana city hoard of education.

The recommendations were submitted by the teachers committee, composed of Mrs. Clara W. Wilson and Dr. John D. Ball.

The adoption of the recommenda- tions was urged by City Superintendent J. A. Cranston, who said that because of low salaries as pared to those obtaining In Los An- Thousands of motorists who ar Beach. Santa Monica, expected to visit the seventh an- pagadena and other Southern Cali- nual California Valencia Orange lt ha, been impossible which opens at Anaheim to- keep good teachers. Because of morrow, will find ample facilities he added the Santa Ana here for parking their cars, accord- school system has served as a ing to an announcement made to- training.

school for inexperienced or day by Manager George W. Reid. teachers, who, after he stated, will having remained long enough to be be able to comfortably accommo- valuabie to the system, are lured date 1500 automobiles on our own away by better offers in other com- ground, and every precaution will be taken for the welfare of the A motion to adopt the moiorists. In addition to the ex- mendations of the ceptional facilities, we are offering mjttee was made by Dr. Roy the motorist, there is ample park- Horton, who spoke in favor of the ing accommodations adjacent to pr0p0sed salary increase.

He cafled the show grounds for 5000 more ad- attention to the fact that Santa Ana ditional automobiles. This places ha3 been behind in this respect, the show in an enviable position, while requirements in matter so far as motorists are professional standards have kepc Entrance to the ground may be pace w'ith the best paid systems in made either from the state highway on the north or La Balma street on the south. This is an innovation this season as it is the first time the state highway to the grounds has been opened for motorists. LOS the state. The recommendations follow: That the maximum salary in the Kindergarten department be raised from $1750 to $1800 per year.

That the maximum salary of teachers holding elementary certificates be raised from $1800 to $2000. That the maximum salary of teachers holding junior high school certificates without a degree be placed at $2200. That the maximum salary or teachers holding a junior high school certificate with a college degree be placed at $2400. That the maximum salary of teachers holding a secondary cer- TDe i tificate be raised from $2400 to ANGELES. May 18.

final curtain in the Brazill-Eason baseball melodrama may be rung That in every case no teacher down here today. shall benefit by this increase of the Mike Sexton, president of the maximum salary until four years of National Association of Minor service in the Santa Ana Leagues was to confer with the shall have been rendered. Los Angeles third baseman and That heads of departments, direc- umpire whose fistic encounter tors of subject conferences brought a $250 fine and suspension courses of study be allowed COUNTY The county supervisors late yesterday approved boundaries and plans for road improvement district 49, formed for the improvement of Artesla street, near Bu ena Park, where a $41.600 paving program is contemplated. The next step of the supervisors it is said, will be to call for bids on the paving contract. There were no protests when the hear Ing upon formation of the district was held yesterday.

It is planned to pave Artesia street with concrete 20 feet In width, from Grand avenue to the Los Angeles county line, a distance of nearly two miles in all However, the county line extends along the middle of the highway for a mile of that distance, and the cost of paving that portion will be divided between Los Angeles and Orange counties. A road improvement district, No. 310, is said to have been formed on the Los Angeles county side of the line. $100 each per year, and that directors of junior high school conferences and courses of study be allowed $50 per to the former. Accompanying Frank Brazill was to be Manager Marty Krug of the Angels, while with Umpire Mai Eason was to be his partner, Westervelt.

President Harry Williams of the Pacific Coast league, whose order re-instating Brazill on probation was to attend that a study be made of teachers salary schedules to the end that the minimum and maximum salaries of our teachers may compare year. That $100 be allowed for the use of their cars in their work. Accompanying the foregoing recommendations was a suggestion has been held the session. up. Bingle Breaks Up Long Brave-Cub Game BOSTON, May 18.

Charley Grimm, first baseman of the Chicago Cubs, hit safely in the twenty-second inning to score Hack Wilson and permit the Cubs to defeat the Braves, 4 to 3, here yesterday. It was the second long time game in a week for the Cubs and Braves. Saturday they went IS innings. Likewise it was the same park where seven years ago Leon Cadore and Joe Oeschger earned immortal fame by engaging in a pitching duel which lasted 26 innings and ended in a 1-1 tie. Young Bob Smith, Boston pitcher pitched the full route and allowed the Cubs but 20 hits in the trying 22 innings.

Three Cub pitchers were used, Blake, Brillheart and Bob Osborne. favorably with the salary schedules in other cities of Southern 'tontinued on 10) TO FEDERftL CHARGE Shade Works Hard For Colima Match Save With Safety at Mateer's Drug Store A High Quality Cotton DESTROYED BY FIRE Fire of unknown origin last night destroyed the barn of Harvey Hile, located on Wagoner road, between Anaheim and Santa Ana. The barn contained about 8 tons of hay and automobile, all of which was a total loss. W. Lester Tubbs, of the Automobile Club of Orange county, today handed Hile a check covering the full amount of Insurance carried on the car before the fire had stopped smoldering.

LOS ANGELES, May Having pleaded not guilty to a Shade. California middleweight, to- federal charge of violating the day buckled down to training for prohibition laws, Roy Love, of bjg bout with Bert Colima next Westminster will be tried before Tuesday night. the federal district court at the From the strenuous program he July term, it was announced here has mapped out at Jack today gymnasium. Shade calculates that Love is charged on three counts, the Whittier Mexican Is among the including possession of a still, 40 topnotchers in his division, gallons of liquor, and manufactur- HOSPITAL ABSORBENT COTTON A long fibre cotton that is highly absorbent. There are so many uses for good cotton that it is economical to buy the one-pound roll.

75c ing illicit beverages. He was held to answer to federal court at a GIANTS ALM ADA NEW YORK. May 18 Giants left oreliminary examination here re- today released Louis Almada cently before U. S. Commissioner handed pitcher, to Albany of the Maurice Enderle.

Eastern league. Almada who is only The plea of not guilty was en- 18, came to tered when Love was arraigned 'v 1 before Federal Judge Paul J. McCormick in Los Angeles yesterday. from Los Angeles here he played on a high ij school team. Newcom Volck Spray..