anaheim-gazette 1921-08-18

SCHOOL DAYS ARE JUST AROUND THE CORNER NEWLY PATTERNED GINGHAMS---Fall Both the quality and the patterns of these beautiful Gingham will prove interesting to the mothers who want serviceable dresses for the children's school wear. 19c, 25c and 30c Yard THE S.Q.R. STORE Policeman M. F. Andrade is taking a two weeks' vacation. You can buy Southern Counties Gas 8 per cent Preferred Stock on $10.00 installments. Walter Ros made a business trip to the Imperial valley last week. Dan Naugle and wife and Walter Naugle spent Sunday picnicking at the county park. The Chamber of Commerce float in the Labor Day on Monday, Sept. 6. Miss Margaret Scoring friends at Huntley Policeman M. F. Andrade is taking a two weeks' vacation. You can buy Southern Counties Gas 8 per cent Preferred Stock on $10.00 installments. Misses Catherine and Leona Keeler, of Lancaster, have been visiting with Miss Ruth Edelson. Mr. and Mrs. John Hartung, of Venice, were visiting their son, Edgar, and wife the first of the week. F. A. Yungbluth and family returned Monday night from Catalina island, where they spent a week's outing. Mrs. William Heger and son and Miss Alberta Pape, who have been visiting in the northern part of the state, have returned home. J. M. Elliott, president of the First National bank of Los Angeles, and Mr. and Mrs. Henson, also of the Angel city, spent Sunday at the home of E. C. Dutton. St. Ann's Inn, Santa Ana, has gone into the hands of a receiver. Debts totalling $70,000 have accumulated against the lessee, William Hewins, and Judge Bledsoe has appointed W. H. Moore receiver. Walter Ros made a business trip to the Imperial valley last week. Dan Naugle and wife and Walter Naugle spent Sunday picnicking at the county park. Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Garrison and Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Enearl visited friends at Camp Baldy Sunday. If you have $10.00 to spare, put it into Southern Counties Gas Preferred Stock. It brings you 8 per cent, payable quarterly. David Swanson, of the S. Q. R. store, has been taking a vacation of two weeks and he and Mrs. Swanson spent the time visiting at Pasadena and other points. He is on duty again. The Anaheim Chamber of Commerce was admitted to membership in the Chamber of Commerce of the United States on August 9. By reason of its membership roll it will be entitled to two delegates. L. B. Weber has returned from his trip to Alaska. He doesn't seem to have fallen much in love with the north, although he saw some wonderful scenery, but the climate was not to his liking. He doesn't believe Alaska has much of a future ahead of it. The Chamber of Commerce a float in the Labor Day on Monday, Sept. 5. Miss Margaret Scoring friends at Hunt latter part of the wee It helps your city ports your home util 8 per cent. Southern per cent Cumulative Postmaster J. F. A. the Brea hotel of Frantz has owned th a year. The consid 900. Fullerton is prepared and bury the bodies killed in action ard A. Thornton and will soon be brought The Bake-Rite Bakery in the building in the room by the Valencla Grill be the manager of this extensive bus A. B. McCord, canhelm National bank build a beautiful re Los Angeles St. It will be one of the b city. The four delegate post, American Legion convention of the Left Tuesday morning They are Earl Crist, Evan Miller and Ed Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Fritz, junior, are taking vacation, the time being seashore. They exp new residence which ing on North Los A be completed and re by the time they re A. G. McKey and Thursday at-the cost took a bottle of sn with him, but was u We know Shoes. When we recommend The Florsheim Shoe to you, you can depend on that Shoe for the utmost wearing qualities, comfort and appearance for the price We know values, and we know how to fit Shoes so you will get all that you pay for—satisfaction. F. A. YUNGBLUTH The Home of Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothes “By All Means Get a Fit.” ANAHEIM GAZETTE Sheriff Jackson and his force captured twenty-three Mexicans at La Habra and Placentia on a charge of gambling. They all pleaded guilty before Judge Cox and paid a fine of $10 each. J. C. Mattock, aged 72, ded at the home of his daughter, Mrs. C. E. Jordan, on South Philadelphia street, Monday. Funeral was held yesterday morning at the First Spiritualist church, Rev. Inez Wagner officiating. The Anaheim Elk baseball team will go to San Bernardino Sunday and defeat the team of that city on its own grounds. This will make seven straight victories for the Anaheim boys. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Eygabroad left Monday for an extended visit east. They go first to Kansas City, then to their old home in Iowa, finally working north into Canada. On the return they will stop at Portland, Oregon. Theodore Elmers, of South Dakota, has purchased a Valencia orchard of the C. B. Berger company on the Magnolia road, west of this city. The trees are five years old, and the place is considered a beauty spot. The Elmers family have been living temporarily at Long Beach. A. R. Eddis, one of the old time residents of this section, dropped dead at his home on North street Tuesday. He was 76 years of age, and lelaves no relatives except his wife. Mr. Eddis had just sold some fruit to a couple of ladles when he was stricken and fell dead. Harry D. Riley, Studebaker agent, reports the sale of a Studebaker Big Six touring car to W. E. Duckworth, Anaheim; Special Six to George The Chamber of Commerce will have a float in the Labor Day parade here on Monday, Sept. 5. Miss Margaret Schwartz was visiting friends at Huntington Beach the latter part of the week. It helps your city's growth, it supports your home utility, it brings you 8 per cent. Southern Counties Gas 8 per cent Cumulative Preferred Stock. Postmaster J. F. Ahlborn has bought the Brea hotel of Roswell Frantz. Frantz has owned the property about a year. The consideration was $35,000. Fullerton is preparing to receive and bury the bodies of two more soldiers killed in action in Europe. Howard A. Thornton and Jesse L. Foster will soon be brought home for burial. The Bake-Rite Bakery Co. is fitting up a bakery in the Valencia hotel building in the room formerly occupied by the Valencia Grill. H. P. Noll is to be the manager of the Anaheim branch of this extensive business concern. A. B. McCord, cashier of the Anaheim National bank, is preparing to build a beautiful residence on North Los Angeles St. It will cost $10,000 and will be one of the best homes in the city. The four delegates from Anaheim post, American Legion, to the state convention of the Legion at Yosemite, left Tuesday morning for the park. They are Earl Crist, Morri Martenet, Evan Miller and Edwin Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Kleuwer and son, Fritz, Junior, are taking a three weeks' vacation, the time being spent on the seashore. They expect the beautiful new residence which they are building on North Los Angeles street, will be completed and ready for occupancy by the time they return. A. G. McKey and family spent last Thursday at the county park. Mack took a bottle of snake bite remedy with him, but was unable to use it as Harry D. Riley, Studebaker agent, reports the sale of a Studebaker Big Six touring car to W. E. Duckworth, Anaheim; Special Six to George Schroeder, Orange, and Light Sixes to F. M. Gulick, Orange, and George C. Wents, Anaheim; other cars to Arthur Owens, T. O. Hitt, Anaheim, and Albert Murillo, Olive. The new Mode Millinery company has purchased the Wilson millinery store at 111 E. Center street and is conducting an extraordinary sale of millinery to continue the remainder of this week only. On Monday remodeling will begin and will be completed in time for the exhibition of early fall styles, which will arrive shortly. Bolardo Gonzales, aged five, was taken to the hospital Wednesday believed to be fatally injured, but is recovering. The boy was playing in the street when he was struck by a machine driven by H. C. Stokes, of Los Angeles. It was reported that he sustained several broken bones, a possible fracture of the skull and the loss of several teeth. C. W. Dorsey, of Whittler, Monday swore to a complaint in the justice court here charging William Jones, colored, of Anaheim, with driving his automobile in a reckless manner. According to Dorsey, Jones tried to drive his machine between Dorsey's car and another machine when these two machines were passing each other. Dorsey's car was struck and damaged. The little daughter of Dorsey was slightly bruised. Under the direction of Harry D. Riley, the entire Studebaker force of this city enjoyed a week-end picnic in the Santa Ana canyon. The affair began at 2:30 Saturday afternoon, and ended some time Sunday evening, when they all got home. A baseball game was pulled off Sunday afternoon between the sales force and the service department, and resulted in a tie, the score being 6 to 6. Plenty of eaters had been taken along, consequently nobody went hungry. 8 per cent! Cumulative! Preferred! Safety! These are features of the limited issue of Southern Counties Gas Preferred Stock. Ask about it as Gas Office. W. E. Duckworth, who recently sold his feed store, has purchased the interest of R. L. Royalty in the J. T. Lyon Realty Co., and will hereafter engage in the real estate business. Mr. Duckworth is familiar with real estate values in this region and will be a valuable addition to the firm. A brick mason who arrived in town with a blanket roll a few days ago dropped dead while working on South Los Angeles street in the rear of the S. Q. R. store Tuesday. Dr. J. H. Cole was summoned when the man fell, but he died before medical aid could be rendered. The body was taken to Backs & Terry's. The man's name was supposed to be Monohan, and his home at Tacoma, Wash., but he carried nothing that could give the officials any information. Anaheim is to fall into step with the big towns of the country—it is to have a flat-iron building. This is the newest thing on the program of prosperity here according to announcement by John Moult. Moult recently purchased the triangular strip at the Five Points corner, bounded by Center, West and Lincoln streets. He proposes to erect a building, flat-iron shape. It will be a two-story business and apartment house structure of either brick or tils, 35 feet across one end and 50 feet across the other end and 100 feet long. The first floor will be given over to store rooms and the second story to apartments. B. J. Dresser left on Monday for Portland, Ore., in response to a telegram advising him of the death of his Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Kleuwer and son, Fritz, junior, are taking a three weeks' vacation, the time being spent on the seashore. They expect the beautiful new residence which they are building on North Los Angeles street, will be completed and ready for occupancy by the time they return. A. G. McKey and family spent last Thursday at the county park. Mack took a bottle of snake bite remedy with him, but was unable to use it, as he couldn't find a snake in the entire park. The best he could find was the alligator, and that reptile was taking his sun bath. The Anaheim fire department was called to Placentia Saturday afternoon and made quick time getting to our neighboring town. A fire which, it appears, was started by two boys, was raging in the rear of the Robinson drug store and the Acme dry cleaners' establishment. It was extinguished before it had made much headway, the loss being about $2500. J. Lindley Coates, of Kansas City, one of the biggest millionaires of the middle west, was in Anaheim the first of the week. He has been searching up and down the coast for the world's most beautiful spot, and after G. W. Hamler had piloted him over this section for a few hours he was almost persuaded that he had found it. The Sunday school of the Anaheim Christian church held a picnic at the Orange county park, and about one hundred and fifty persons were in attendance. Athletic stunts were indulged in and at the noon hour a delicious barbecued picnic dinner was served and all present enjoyed the picnic to the utmost. Under the direction of Harry D. Riley, the entire Studebaker force of this city enjoyed a week-end picnic in the Santa Ana canyon. The affair began at 2:30 Saturday afternoon, and ended some time Sunday evening, when they all got home. A baseball game was pulled off Sunday afternoon between the sales force and the service department, and resulted in a tie, the score being 6 to 6. Plenty of eatings had been taken along, consequently nobody went hungry. Carmel Myers appears at the Grand tonight in "Cheated Love." Ellis Island, that human funnel through which flows into America a never-ending stream of humanity to help make this greatest nation on earth, is realistically depicted in the early scenes of "Cheated Love." Carmel Myers is starring in this Universal photodrama, and she appears as an immigrant girl who has just arrived in the land of the free. Comedy: "The Chef;" also Ford Weekly. Arthur M. Clarke, editor of the Carpinteria Herald, had his right hand almost cut in two and part of his cheek torn off in an automobile accident last Sunday night when a car in which he was riding, was plunged into a truck on the state highway as the driver of the Clarke car tried to avoid a collision with a machine parked on the highway on a curve. Editor Clarke is the man who was attacked some weeks ago and beaten by a committee of four American Legion members at Carpinteria because the Carpinteria post did not agree with his editorials. As a result of the attack the post's charter was suspended. Clarke is a brother of Herbert Clarke, of Katella, former member of the Anaheim high school board. B. J. Dresser left on Monday for Portland, Ore., in response to a telegram advising him of the death of his brother-in-law, John J. Sharkey, who was stricken with paralysis several weeks ago. A letter received on Saturday stated that Mr. Sharkey was improving, and hopes were entertained for his ultimate recovery. On Monday morning a telegram came stating his condition to be worse, and at noon another telegram brought the sad news of his death. Mr. Dresser left immediately for the north to attend the funeral. Mr. Sharkey was a well known printer of Portland. He leaves a wife and two sons to mourn his untimely death. The recent cut in artificial gas rates announced by the state railroad commission this week, according to the management of the Southern Counties Gas company, will have no effect on the gas rates in this district. The ruling of the commission effects only those gas companies of this state serving either straight artificial gas or a mixed artificial and natural product. Since the Southern Coounties Gas company, except in its Santa Barbara district, distributes straight natural gas, the present ruling of the commission based on a reduction of 25 cents per barrel in the price of fuel oil from which the artificial gas is manufactured, in no way affects the local gas rate schedules. August Sale OF BLANKETS ings over 400 pairs of High Grade Blankets 95, 3.95, 4.95, 5.95 ALKENSTEIN'S ALKENSTEIN'S The trial of A. C. Foy, of Anaheim, and D. Philip Dudley, of Orange, charged with practicing a system and mode of healing the sick and afflicted without a license from the state board of medical examiners, have been continued by stipulation between Griffith Jones, attorney for the defendants, and District Attorney A. P. Nelson. Jones, it is understood, will attend the international convention of chiropractors which will be held in Davenport, Ia., this month. Foy was scheduled to be tried Monday and Dudley Tuesday. The former will be tried November 14 and the latter November 15. A big parade of floats, decorated automobiles and marching units of workingmen will be one of the big features of the Labor Day celebration at Anaheim Monday, September 5. Business men are co-operating enthusiastically with the Central Labor Union of Orange county to make the Labor Day celebration a big success, Malcolm A. Fraser, secretary of teh Anaheim Chamber of Commerce, stated. Following the parade, which will begin at 10 a.m., there will be a picnic lunch at Columbia park, West Broadway. The celebration will close with pyrotechnics from airplanes, and other interesting features. Business men throughout the county are being asked to participate in the parade. Authorities are searching for the driver of a car which Friday night ran down and seriously injured Marion Brittingham, 24, of Santa Ana. The accident occurred shortly after 8 o'clock, when Brittingham, who was walking along the highway, near the county hospital, was run down by the automobile. He remained in the road unconscious for some time before he was taken to the hospital by Harry Hayes, of Loos Angeles, a passerby. At Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Coleman have arrived in this city from Mazatlan, Mexico, and have rented apartments on South Palm street. Mr. Coleman is a well known mining engineer, with extensive interests in Mexico, having been associated with some of the largest mining enterprises in that country. Mrs. Coleman will probably remain in Anaheim for some time, while Mr. Coleman may return to Mexico, or proceed to Texas, where he is interested in mineral developments. He and his wife have met a number of old friends here, and are delighted to be located in this city. He says that with the coming of peaceful times in Mexico he looks for a large development of mining interests in that country. Madamoiselle Suzanne Lenglen, of France, female champion tennis player of the world, has arrived in this country to participate in a tournament. On arriving in New York she confided to a reporter that the American lady tennis players were far inferior to the English and stated that two English women, Mrs. Beamish and Miss Elizabeth Ryan had both defeated Mrs. Mallory. The American champion, at the recent tournament in England. The little French lady is getting her wires somewhat crossed. Miss Elizabeth Ryan is not an English woman. She is a resident of Santa Monica, and her former home was at Brookhurst, a western suburb of Anaheim, now a portion of the city of Orangethorpe. A frame structure 72x20, with cement floor, is being erected on the Fullerton high school campus just back of the bleachers, for use as a dressing room for the junior college athletes. It is to be equipped with lockers, shower baths and all the appliances necessary to the comfort and well-being of the members of the various teams. One of the desirable fea- Authorities are searching for the driver of a car which Friday night ran down and seriously injured Marion Brittingham, 24, of Santa Ana. The accident occurred shortly after 8 o'clock, when Brittingham, who was walking along the highway, near the county hospital, was run down by the automobile. He remained in the road unconscious for some time before he was taken to the hospital by Harry Hayes, of Loos Angeles, a passerby. At the hospital it was discovered the man suffered a fractured knee cap, broken right leg and a badly lacerated ear. The automobile, according to Brittingham's story, was running without lights, and swerved into the side of the road. Brittingham died Sunday morning. The picnic enjoyed Saturday afternoon by the former jurors of the superior court and court attaches at Orange county park is to be made an annual affair, according to an announcement made by those who participated. The ex-jurors served during the first six months of this year. A most enjoyable time was had by the 100 or more who attended Saturday's picnic. A big basket dinner was spread and several short talks were made. Superior Judge Z. B. West acted as toastmaster. Those who spoke were Mrs. Eva Gage, of Huntington Beach, Mrs. Minnie Myers, of West Orangethorpe, and William Belding, of Santa Ana, ex-jurors; Judge West, District Attorney Alex P. Nelson, and Deputy District Attorney C. N. Mozley. Mozley carried off the honors for eating the largest portions of fried chicken and Earl Abbey, clerk of department No. 1, superior court, won first award for drinking goat's milk. Music and dancing added to the enjoyment of the occasion. Alleging that Clara L. Smith broke open the door of her room, removed a trunk, two suit cases, bedding and silverware, wearing apparel, letters and documents and threw the articles into a barn back of the house in which she had been living, Mrs. Clara W. Gibbs, a widow of Anaheim, today filed suit against Mrs. Smith for $3000 damages. Mrs. Gibbs claims that she was in possession of two rooms in a dwelling house occupied jointly with Mrs. Smith, when the latter ordered her out. Mrs. Smith, according to Mrs. Gibbs, gave her three days' notice to vacate. She could not find a place to live in at that time, she says, and then Mrs. Smith became angered. Mrs. Gibbs asserts she was damaged to the extent of $1000. She asks that amount be trebled. Eden and Koepsel are attorneys for the plantiff. Authorities are searching for the driver of a car which Friday night ran down and seriously injured Marion Brittingham, 24, of Santa Ana. The accident occurred shortly after 8 o'clock, when Brittingham, who was walking along the highway, near the county hospital, was run down by the automobile. He remained in the road unconscious for some time before he was taken to the hospital by Harry Hayes, of Loos Angeles, a passerby. At the hospital it was discovered the man suffered a fractured knee cap, broken right leg and a badly lacerated ear. The automobile, according to Brittingham's story, was running without lights, and swerved into the side of the road. Brittingham died Sunday morning. The picnic enjoyed Saturday afternoon by the former jurors of the superior court and court attaches at Orange county park is to be made an annual affair, according to an announcement made by those who participated. The ex-jurors served during the first six months of this year. A most enjoyable time was had by the 100 or more who attended Saturday's picnic. A big basket dinner was spread and several short talks were made. Superior Judge Z. B. West acted as toastmaster. Those who spoke were Mrs. Eva Gage, of Huntington Beach, Mrs. Minnie Myers, of West Orangethorpe, and William Belding, of Santa Ana, ex-jurors; Judge West, District Attorney Alex P. Nelson, and Deputy District Attorney C. N. Mozley. Mozley carried off the honors for eating the largest portions of fried chicken and Earl Abbey, clerk of department No. 1, superior court, won first award for drinking goat's milk. Music and dancing added to the enjoyment of the occasion. Alleging that Clara L. Smith broke open the door of her room, removed a trunk, two suit cases, bedding and silverware, wearing apparel, letters and documents and threw the articles into a barn back of the house in which she had been living, Mrs. Clara W. Gibbs, a widow of Anaheim, today filed suit against Mrs. Smith for $3000 damages. Mrs. Gibbs claims that she was in possession of two rooms in a dwelling house occupied jointly with Mrs. Smith, when the latter ordered her out. Mrs. Smith, according to Mrs. Gibbs, gave her three days' notice to vacate. She could not find a place to live in at that time, she says, and then Mrs. Smith became angered. Mrs. Gibbs asserts she was damaged to the extent of $1000. She asks that amount be trebled. Eden and Koepsel are attorneys for the plantiff. Authorities are searching for the driver of a car which Friday night ran down and seriously injured Marion Brittingham, 24, of Santa Ana. The accident occurred shortly after 8 o'clock, when Brittingham, who was walking along the highway, near the county hospital, was run down by the automobile. He remained in the road unconscious for some time before he was taken to the hospital by Harry Hayes, of Loos Angeles, a passerby. At the hospital it was discovered the man suffered a fractured knee cap, broken right leg and a badly lacerated ear. The automobile, according to Brittingham's story, was running without lights, and swerved into the side of the road. Brittingham died Sunday morning. The picnic enjoyed Saturday afternoon by the former jurors of the superior court and court attaches at Orange county park is to be made an annual affair, according to an announcement made by those who participated. The ex-jurors served during the first six months of this year. A most enjoyable time was had by the 100 or more who attended Saturday's picnic. A big basket dinner was spread and several short talks were made. Superior Judge Z. B. West acted as toastmaster. Those who spoke were Mrs. Eva Gage, of Huntington Beach, Mrs. Minnie Myers, of West Orangethorpe, and William Belding, of Santa Ana, ex-jurors; Judge West, District Attorney Alex P. Nelson,and Deputy District Attorney C.N.Mozley.Mozley carried off the honors for eating the largest portions of fried chicken and Earl Abbey,clerk of department No.I,superior court.won first award for drinking goat's milk.Music and dancing added tothe enjoymentofthe occasion. Alleging that Clara L.Smith broke openthedoorofherroom，removeda trunk,two suitcases,beddingandsilverware，wearingapparel，lettersanddocumentsandthrewthearticlesintoabarnbackofthehouseinwhichshehadbeenlivings,Mrs.ClaraW.Gibbs,a widowOfAnaheim,todayfiledsuitagainstMrs.Smithfor$3000damages.Mrs.GibbsclaimsthatshewasinpossessionoftworoomsinadwellinghouseoccupiedjointlywithMrs.Smithwhenthelatterorderedherout.Mrs.Smith，accordingtoMrs.Gibbs,gaveherthreedays'noticetovacate.Shecouldnotfindapacetoliveinatthattime,shesays,andthenMrs.Smithbecameangered.Mrs.Gibbsassertsshewasdamagedtotheextentof$1000.Sheasksthatamountbote trebled.EdenandKoepselareattorneysfork Plantiff. Authorities are searching for the driver of a car which Friday night ran down and seriously injured Marion Brittingham，24，of Santa Ana.The accident occurred shortly after 8 o'clock，when Brittingham，who was walking alongthehighway，nearthecounty hospital，wasrundownbytheautomobile。HeremainedintheroadunconsciousforsometimebeforehewastakentothehospitalbyHarryHayes，ofLoosAngeles，apasserby.Atthehospitalitwasdiscoveredtheman suffereda fracturedkneecap，brokenrightlegandbadlylaceratedear.Theautomobile，accordingtoBrittingham'sstory，wasrunningwithoutlights,andswervedintothesideoftheroad.BrittinghamdiedSundaymorning. The picnic enjoyed Saturday afternoon by the former jurors of the superior court and court attaches at Orange county park is to be made an annual affair，according to an announcement made by those who participated.The ex-jurors served during the first six months of this year.Amost enjoyable time was had by the 100 or more who attended Saturday's picnic.A big basket dinner was spread and several short talks were made.Superior Judge Z.B.West acted as toastmasterThose who spoke were Mrs.Eva Gage.of Huntington Beach,Mrs.Minnie Myers.ofWestOrangethorpe,andWilliam Belding.ofSanta Ana.ex-jurors;Judge West,District AttorneyAlexP.Nelson,andDeputyDistrictAttorneyC.N.Mozley.MozleycarriedoffthehonorsforeatingthelargestportionsoffriedchickenandEarlAbby.clerkofdepartmentNo.I,superiorcourt.wonfirstawardfordrinkinggoat'smilk.Musicanddancingaddedtotheenjoymentoftheoccasion. Alleging that Clara L.Smith broke openthedoorofherroom，removeda trunk,two suitcases,beddingandsilverware，wearingapparel，lettersanddocumentsandthrewthearticlesintoabarnbackofthehouseinwhichshehadbeenlivings,Mrs.ClaraW.Gibbs,a widowOfAnaheim,todayfiledsuitagainstMrs.Smithfor$3000damages.Mrs.GibbsclaimsthatshewasinpossessionoftworoomsinadwellinghouseoccupiedjointlywithMrs.Smithwhenthelatterorderedherout.Mrs.Smith，accordingtoMrs.Gibbs,gaveherthreedays'noticetovacate.Shecouldnotfindapacetoliveinatthattime,shesays,andthenMrs.Smithbecameangered.Mrs.Gibbsassertsshewasdamagedtotheextentof$1000.Sheasksthatamountbote treabled.EdenandKoepselareattorneysfork Plantiff. Authorities are searching for the driver of a car which Friday night ran down and seriously injured Marion Brittingham，24，of Santa Ana.The accident occurred shortly after 8 o'clock，when Brittingham，who was walking alongthehighway，nearthecounty hospital，wasrundownbytheautomobile。HeremainedintheroadunconsciousforsometimebeforehewastakentothehospitalbyHarryHayes，ofLoosAngels，apasserby.Atthehospitalitwasdiscoveredtheman suffereda fracturedkneecap，brokenrightlegandbadlylaceratedear.Theautomobile，accordingtoBrittingham'sstory，wasrunningwithoutlights,andswervedintothesideoftheroad.BrittinghamdiedSundaymorning. The picnic enjoyed Saturday afternoon by the former jurors of the superior court and court attaches at Orange county park is to be made an annual affair，according to an announcement made by those who participated.The ex-jurors served during the first six months of this year.Amost enjoyable time was had by the 100 or more who attended Saturday's picnic.A big basket dinner was spread and several short talks were made.Superior Judge Z.B.West acted as toastmasterThose who spoke were Mrs.Eva Gage.of Huntington Beach,Mrs.Minnie Myers.ofWestOrangethorpe,andWilliam Belding.ofSanta Ana.ex-jurors;Judge West,District AttorneyAlexP.Nelson,andDeputyDistrictAttorneyC.N.Mozley.Mozleycarriedoffthehonorsforeatingthelargestportionsoffriedchicken和EarlAbby.clerkofdepartmentNo.I,superiorcourt.wonfirstawardfordrinkinggoat'smilk.Musicanddancingaddedtotheenjoymentoftheoccasion. Alleging that Clara L.Smith broke openthedoorofherroom，removeda trunk,two suitcases,beddingandsilverware，wearingapparel，lettersanddocumentsandthrewthearticlesintoabarnbackofthehouseinwhichshehadbeenlivings,Mrs.ClaraW.Gibbs,a widowOfAnaheim,todayfiledsuitagainstMrs.Smithfor$3000damages.Mrs.Gibbsclaims that shewasinpossessionoftworoomsinadwellinghouseoccupiedjointlywithMrs.Smithwhenthelatterorderedherout.Mrs.Smith，accordingtoMrs.Gibbs,gaveherthreedays'noticetovacate.Shecouldnotfindapacetoliveinatthattime,shesays,andthenMrs.Smithbecameangered.Mrs.Gibbsassertsshewasdamagedtotheextentof$1000.Sheasksthatamountbote treabled.EdenandKoepselareattorneysfork Plantiff. Authoritys are searching for the driver of a car which Friday night ran down and seriously injured Marion Brittingham，24，of Santa Ana.The accident occurred shortly after 8 o'clock，when Brittingham，who was walking alongthehighway，nearthecounty hospital，wasrundownbytheautomobile。HeremainedintheroadunconsciousforsometimebeforehewastakentothehospitalbyHarryHayes，ofLoosAngels，apasserby.Atthehospitalitwasdiscoveredtheman suffereda fracturedkneecap，brokenrightlegandbadlylaceratedear.Theautomobile，accordingtoBrittingham'sstory，wasrunningwithoutlights,andswervedintothesideoftheroad.BrittinghamdiedSundaymorning. The picnic enjoyed Saturday afternoon by the former jurors of the superior court and court attaches at Orange county park is to be made an annual affair，according to an announcement made by those who participated.The ex-jurors served during the first six months of this year.Amost enjoyable time was had by the 100 or more who attended Saturday's picnic.A big basket dinner was spread and several short talks were made.Superior Judge Z.B.West acted as toastmasterThose who spoke were Mrs.Eva Gage.of Huntington Beach,Mrs.Minnie Myers.ofWestOrangethorpe,andWilliam Belding.ofSanta Ana.ex-jurors;Judge West,District AttorneyAlexP.Nelson,andDeputyDistrictAttorneyC.N.Mozley.Mozleycarriedoffthehonorsforeatingthelargestportionsoffriedchicken和EarlAbby.clerkofdepartmentNo.I,superiorcourt.wonfirstawardfordrinkinggoat'ssmilk.Musicanddancingaddedtotheenjoymentoftheoccasion. Alleging that Clara L.Smith broke openthedoorofherroom，removeda trunk,two suitcases,beddingandsilverware，wearingapparel，lettersanddocumentsandthrewthearticlesintoabarnbackofthehouseinwhichshehadbeenlivings,Mrs.ClaraW.Gibbs,a widowOfAnaheim,todayfiledsuitagainstMrs.Smithfor$3000damages.Mrs.Gibbsclaims that shewasinpossessionoftworoomsinadwellinghouseoccupiedjointlywithMrs.Smithwhenthelatterorderedherout.Mrs.Smith，accordingtoMrs.Gibbs,gaveherthreedays'noticetovacate.Shecouldnotfindapacetoliveinatthattime,shesays,andthenMrs.Smithbecameangered.Mrs.Gibbsassertsshewasdamagedtotheextentof$1000.Sheasksthatamountbote treabled.EdenandKoepselareattorneysfork Plantiff. Authoritys are searching for the driver of a car which Friday night ran down and seriously injured Marion Brittingham，24，of Santa Ana.The accident occurred shortly after 8 o'clock，when Brittingam，who was walking alongthehighway，nearthecounty hospital，wasrundownbytheautomobile。HeremainedintheroadunconsciousforsometimebeforehewastakentothehospitalbyHarryHayes，ofLoosAngels，apasserby.Atthehospitalitwasdiscoveredtheman suffereda fracturedkneecap，brokenrightlegandbadlylaceratedear.Theautomobile，accordingtoBrittingham'sstory，wasrunningwithoutlights,andswervedintothesideoftheroad.BrittinghamdiedSundaymorning. The picnic enjoyed Saturday afternoon by the former jurors of the superior court and court attaches at Orange county park is to be made an annual affair，according to an announcement made by those who participated.The ex-jurors served during the first six months of this year.Amost enjoyable time was had by the 100 or more who attended Saturday's picnic.A big basket dinner was spread and several short talks were made.Superior Judge Z.B.West acted as toastmasterThose who spoke were Mrs.Eva Gage.of Huntington Beach,Mrs.Minnie Myers.ofWestOrangethorpe,andWilliam Belding.ofSanta Ana.ex-jurors;Judge West,District AttorneyAlexP.Nelson,andDeputyDistrictAttorneyC.N.Mozley.Mozleycarriedoffthehonorsforeatingthelargestportionsoffriedchicken和EarlAbby.clerkofdepartmentNo.I,superiorcourt.wonfirstawardfordrinkinggoat'ssmilk.Musicanddancingaddedtotheenjoymentoftheoccasion. Alleging that Clara L.Smith broke openthedoorofherroom，removeda trunk,two suitcases,beddingandsilverware，wearingapparel，lettersanddocumentsandthrewthearticlesintoabarnbackofthehouseinwhichshehadbeenlivings,Mrs.ClaraW.Gibbs,a widowOfAnaheim,todayfiledsuitagainstMrs.Smithfor$3000damages.Mrs.Gibbsclaims that shewasinpossessionoftworoomsinadwellinghouseoccupiedjointlywithMrs.Smithwhenthelatterorderedherout.Mrs.Smith，accordingtoMrs.Gibbs,gaveherthreedays'noticetovacate.Shecouldnotfindapacetoliveinatthattime,shesays,andthenMrs.Smithbecameangered.Mrs.Gibbsassertsshewasdamagedtotheextentof$1000.Sheasksthatamountbote treabled.EdenandKoepselareattorneysfork Plantiff. Authoritys are searching for the driver of a car which Friday night ran down and seriously injured Marion Brittingham，24，of Santa Ana.The accident occurred shortly after 8 o'clock，when Brittingam，who was walking alongthehighway，nearthecounty hospital，wasrundownbytheautomobile。Heremainedintheroadunconsciousforsometimebeforehewastakento.thehospitalbyHarryHayes，ofLoosAngels,apasserby.At.thehospitalitwasdiscoveredtheman suffereda fracturedkneecap，brokenrightlegandbadlylaceratedear.Theautomobile，accordingtoBrittingham'sstory，wasrunningwithoutlights,andswervedintothesideoftheroad.BrittinghamdiedSundaymorning. The picnic enjoyed Saturday afternoon by the former jurors of the superior court and court attaches at Orange county park is to be made an annual affair，according to an announcement made by those who participated.The ex-jurors served during the first six months of this year.Amost enjoyable time was had by the 100 or more who attended Saturday's picnic.A big basket dinner was spread and several short talks were made.Superior Judge Z.B.West acted as toastmasterThose who spoke were Mrs.Eva Gage.of Huntington Beach,Mrs.Minnie Myers.ofWestOrangethorpe,andWilliam Belding.ofSanta Ana.ex-jurors;Judge West,District AttorneyAlexP.Nelson,andDeputyDistrictAttorneyC.N.Mozley.Mozleycarriedoffthehonorsforeatingthelargestportionsoffriedchicken和EarlAbby.clerkofdepartmentNo.I,superiorcourt.wonfirstawardfordrinkinggoat'ssmilk.Musicanddancingaddedtotheenjoymentoftheoccasion. 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