oc-plain-dealer 1921-07-05

GREGG SAYS CARE NEEDED IN CHARITY The advisibility of having charity distributed under supervision of some is emphasized in a letter from unity Aid Commissioner W. S. Egg. The letter was written by Gregg the result of an appeal having been published for funds for the aid Mr. and Mrs. John Arrouque, and couple. The letter reads as follows: "Editor Register:— Upon reading Allen's article on the Arroque mily, I wish to correct, if possible, impression there may be that aid commissioner's office is as apt appears by reading the artilogy question. This family was placed on the entry list in February, 1918, because the two sons of a niece of the couple were called in the army, once their return the niece moved Los Angeles and said nothing further until I was requested to find em new quarters because of the zing of their present house. Any person should know that $12 will not keep a family, but when that is all that was asked for, why would they be furnished more? I now that they have been receiving supplementary aid thru friends and latives. Should this office attempt to find names for families it would be necessary to allow me an assistant for that city alone and so I told the niece no asked me to find them now carters. "It would be of interest to some of our public-spirited citizens were they able to listen for a day to the variety troubles and requests for help at range thru this office or the unity Welfare department where Ms. Leebrick is in charge." In raising a subscription for this any other family, might I suggest that such sums be deposited in bank or elsewhere subject to a monthly withdrawal rather than ace the whole amount at the family's disposal and then forget them. In county case in particular receive $100 cash in the morning and before the welfare superintendent was able to locate her, she had expended AUTO DEALER SUES TO LEAVE PARTNERS Alleging that his associate in business has refused to dissolve partnership and that he has overdrawn his account $3000 with nothing invested, Alfred G. Miller, Santa Ana automobile dealer, has brot suit in the superior court against Allen C. Monkhouse for a dissolution of their partnership. Miller states he entered into the partnership with Monkhouse in November, 1919. He says that he invested $15,000 in the business while Monkhouse invested nothing. Miller asserts that the business has been unprofitable for the past twelve months and that for that reason he has sought to dissolve. Miller says that the assets of the business are $24,000 while the liabilities are-$21,000. He asks that a receiver be appointed and that the defendant be restrained by injunction from interfering with the business accounts. Miller also asks for a final settlement. ERECT 2ND DERRICK AT GARDEN GROVE The material has been placed on the ground for the California-Oregon Improvement Company's 114 foot derick which will be erected at once on the Parmley 100-acre lease two and one-half miles west of Garden Grove. Work will be rushed as rapidly as possible and drilling operations will probably be underway within the next few weeks. Drilling on Chaffey lease No. 1 at Garden Grove is progressing very satisfactorily. Hole is now being made at about 2200 feet, the indications being exceptionally encouraging. At least six more rigs will be erected within the near future, according to word just received from a reliable source. A number of these rigs, we understand, will be built by the Standard. L. A. Schlesinger of Santa Ana has bought two-thirds of the oil rights on the R. B. Richley 13-acre tract 1-2 mile north of Garden Grove for PROMISES TO JAIL 100 AS GRAFTY NEW YORK, July 5.—Till thousand more building graft jail as soon as I return free rope! That's the promise of Samtery, special counsel for Lockwood investigating com who has taken "time out" for vacation overseas. Untermyer is devoting mainly to cleaning up the building graft. The graft pot he has left in New York has already been building grafts behind the fence. Any others who venture hiding or temporary good bob in the delusion that Unterloafing on the job, while will draw his iire via cable, In Europe, followed by a h en secretaries, armed with doo and cable blanks, he plans to en himself physically for his fight he has just begun. Untermyer's work has been New York and Bubbalo, but he ed the inner workings of a ri is national—strangling build imposing the penalty of high He has made many enemies he seems to thrive on them tively, he sits at Graystone, he on the road to Sing Sing, and es the procession going to jaja Two powerful forces are now up with the Nemesis of grafters. Untermyer has the action of Attorney General Da and has succeeded in getting American Fed. of Labor demn the offending members Building Trades council. That he has the support o labor is demonstrated by the he has been selected as arbitrie the building trades in West Eric and Rochester counties. NERVOUS BANDIT SECURES DO LOS ANGELES, July 5.—a large caller revolver in hand, a bandit hold up Railers, 8917 Forest-st., Latin according to a report receiv to listen for a day to the variety troubles and requests for help at range thru this office or the county Welfare department where rs. Leebrick is in charge. "In raising a subscription for this any other family, might I suggest that such sums be deposited in bank or elsewhere subject to a monthly withdrawal rather than once the whole amount at the family's disposal and then forget them. The county case in particular receivable $100 cash in the morning and before the welfare superintendent was able to locate her, she had expended for a baby buggy and fixings for $10 for cats. Therefore my suggestion that in similar cases a monthly stipend is more beneficial. The county has done its duty to best of its ability. Very respectfully, "W. S. GREGG, "County Aid Commissioner." COUTS WILL HELP IN CLEARING CAMP On Tuesday of next week the scout executive and 25 scouts from Anaheim and Santa Ana will take their ing and baggage, plus equipment to used in doing preliminary work, and leave for the camp site to put on readiness for the opening, July. The camp cook will accompany the party and all will be assured of goods. There will be also plenty of nits and those desiring will be permitted to stay over night. The time will be spent largely in setting the grounds cleared for cabins, cook house, mess hall and athletic field. All scouts desiring to go are directed to report at scout headquarter Tuesday morning at 7:30 sharp. We will have fun as well as work and some eats! ROUBLE FOLLOWS AS AT WESTMINSTER With a gas blow out Wednesday night that did little damage and the loss of a drill collar and bit, the Westminster Oil Co. has a fishing job in its hands. It was stated today that the loss the collar and bit may make it necessary for the company to start another hole. The hole is down 3150 feet. It is said that the size of the bit and its position will make its recovery rather difficult. If it is extracted, it will be by good luck, it is aid. Indications for an oil well are said to be most favorable. It is the opinion of Chief Driller Delaney that the company is on top of oil and that if the drill bit is recovered it will not be long until a producer will be brot. Considerable mystery has surrounded the operations of the company for some time past, it is said, reported that more than usual. Drilling on Chaffey lease No. 1 at Garden Grove is progressing very satisfactorily. Hole is now being made at about 2200 feet, the indications being exceptionally encouraging. At least six more rigs will be erected within the near future, according to word just received from a reliable source. A number of these rigs, we understand, will be built by the Standard. L. A. Schlesinger of Santa Ana has bought two-thirds of the oil rights on the R. B. Richley 13-acre tract 1-2 mile north of Garden Grove, for which he paid $20,000. This deal is one of many activities by people on the outside now using keen judgment by getting in on the ground floor before the actual oil boom starts. The Richley tract is in the center of the oil dome of this district according to a recent government geological survey. With the closing of this deal practically all close in ground floor oil property is off the market. BOUNDARY STAKES ON SANTIAGO SET Last Tuesday the county engineer, W. W. Hoy, with his staff of surveyors, 15 scouts and the scout executive took a trip to the summer camp site and surveyed the ten-acre tract given the Orange County scouts by Jotham Bixby. The boundary lines were laid out and a wire fence will be placed around the site to keep out cattle. Dr. E. V. Waters, of Anaheim, is to donate the fence. Levels were taken also for an athletic field and cabin sites and the swimming pool location was decided upon also. Hoy will submit a chart of the tract to the county council. FLYING FINEST EXPERIENCE "It was the finest experience I ever had" today stated Dr. C. C. Violett of Garden Grove in speaking of the flight to Burbank made by C. of C. representatives of So. Califf. Dr. Violett with Wayne Goble of the Santa Ana Chamber and Paul Clauson, representing Anaheim, embarked from the landing field west of the city. According to Dr. Violett the trip was altogether without startling incident and all those participating were as enthusiastic as he. The many delegates were entertained at a picnic supper served in a natural amphitheatre in the park at Burbank and at the time he left to return home, the fun seemed to be at its height. The other two representatives from this section will remain until the close of the four-day program of festivities. 108 C. OF C. MEMBERSHIPS RESULT OF DRIVE TODAY (Continued from page 1) der Motor Car Co.; Auto Electric Maintenance Co. Baker, Annie E; Barnes, H. E. W. demn the offending members Building Trades council. That he has the support of labor is demonstrated by the he has been selected as arbitrie the building trades in West Erie and Rochester counties. NERVOUS BANDITIES SECURE DOTS LOS ANGELES, July 5. a large caliber revolver in hand, a bandit held up Railers, 8917 Forest-st., Latin according to a report receive sherriff's office today. Walters says the bandits trembled as he held the trigs afraid that the gun might thrue the young man's nerv he cried that he had but a d "Throw it down quick," said the bandit cried, "might come." Walters did the youth picked up the shot hurried away. Deputy she investigating. AUTO DROPS DOWN MOUNTAIN; 12 I CANYON CITY, Colo., Ju Twelve persons were injured perhaps critically, near terday when an auto truck they were riding dashed mountain side and turned o It is said that the size of the it and its position will make its recovery rather difficult. If it is extracted, it will be by good luck, it is aid. Indications for an oil well are said to be most favorable. It is the opinion of Chief Driller Delaney that the company is on top of oil and that if the drill bit is recovered it will not be long until a producer will be brot. Considerable mystery has surrounded the operations of the company for some time past, it is said. Is reported that more than usual discrecy has been maintained and that drilling operations have been at right only for some time past. This is interpreted by Westminster people as indicating that the company has been expecting to uncover oil for several days, and that night operation was resorted to so not to disclose success of the well. The gas blowout Wednesday night did no particular damage to the drilling rig, according to reports today. The hole was "shot" some, it is said. If it's from Witman's it's good! MEXICAN HELD IN NON-SUPPORT CASE After making the admission in the justice court that he had given his wife but $65 in seven months for the support of their seven children and herself, Dolores Alvalos, Mexican of the Delhi district, was bound over to the superior court by Justice of the Peace Cox for trial on a charge of non-support. Dolores was in justice court for the second time in six weeks. At that time he declared he did not have steady work and could not give his wife more than $25. Mrs. Millinda Alvalos, wife of the defendant, accused him of squandering his money on another woman. Alvalos declared in open court that if he were in Mexico he would throw his wife into the street. It was apparent that "the tie that binds" has been severed. Numerous witnesses were heard, including a groper of Delhi, who testified as to purchases made by both Alvalos and his wife. The Mexican is boarding at the home of a woman other than his wife. Mrs. Alvalos is attempting to get along on the allowance of $25 per month. Witman, Eyesight Specialist. THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA PROMISES TO JAIL 100 AS GRAFTERS NEW YORK, July 5.—"T'll land a hard and more building grafters in New York has already put 46 grafters behind the bars. By others who venture out of or temporary good behavior, the delusion that Untermyer is lying on the job, while vacating, draws his life via cable, he says. Europe, followed by a half-dozen retries, armed with documentsable blanks, he plans to fresh himself physically for the big he has just begun. Untermyer's work has been in New York and Bubbalo, but he has revealed inner workings of a ring that national—strangling building and giving the penalty of high rents—has made many enemies, but seems to thrive on them. Figura, he sits at Graystone, his home road to Sing Sing, and watchs the procession going to jail. Powerful forces are now lined with the Nemesis of buildingers. Untermyer has the cooper of Attorney General Daugherty has succeeded in getting the American Fed. of Labor to con- tinue offending members of the ling Trades council. He has the support of union is demonstrated by the fact that has been selected as arbitrator for building trades in Westchester, and Rochester counties. RVOUS BANDIT SECURES DOLLAR OS ANGELES, July 5.—Holding urge caliber revolver in a shaky, a bandit hold up Ralph Wal-8917 Forest-st., Latin station, leading to a report received at the SAY STILLMAN GAVE MRS. LEEDS MILLION NEW YORK, July 5.—Among presents, total value a million dollars, alleged to have been given Mrs. "Flo" Leeds by James A. Stillman, lawyers asserted today are: Apartment house at 969 Park-ave, $45,000. Allowance "pin money" $96,000. Two trust funds, $300,000. Two automobiles, $18,000. Rents on various cottages, $35,-000. Maintenance, clothing, etc., $200,-000. FORCES IN GERMANY SOON COMING HOME WASHINGTON, July 5 — Ameri-can forces in Germany will be withdrawn within the next few weeks as a result of the enactment of the peace resolution, Representative Anthony, Kansas, in charge of army appropriations in the house, said today. He said appropriations for the army for the coming year are so limited that the war department will be forced to return the troops within a month or violate the Borah amendment to the army bill, which prohibits the incurring of any deficiencies. PETROLEUM MIDWAY TEST HOLE CAVES IN The test well of the Petroleum Wildway at Buena Park and Anaheim-rds has been handicapped by the hole caving in; it was reported today. The cavoin occurred within a few hundred feet of the top but it is believed the hole can be cleared out again within a few days. DENIES HE GREW WEED Jose Rodiquez, arrested by Under Sheriff E. E. French on suspicion of growing and selling marijuana, was released when brot before Justice Cox. Rodiquez declared that the marijuana plant which the officers discovered growing in his front yard was growing when he moved into the place two months ago. The stalks apparently had been growing all winter. The authorities could not CRAFTS PLANS FOR DEMPSEY'S ARREST JERSEY CITY, July 5.—"Jack Dempsey is an old offender," said Dr. Wilbur Crafts today, as the reform bureau chief prepared to ask arrest and indictment of the world's champion on assault and battery charges following his knockout of Georges Carpentier last Saturday. The advertisement meeting was to lay plans for the indictment of Dempsey and the impeachment of Governor Edwards of New Jersey and resulted in the attendance of one man—Dr. Crafts himself. The reform bureau superintendent is about to start on a whirlwind tour of the state bearing his banner, "Bouts and Beer." He unburdened himself on the subject of Saturday's bout: "Someone high up is going to be punished," was as definite a statement as he would make. "Dempsey is guilty on three counts. He violated the crimes act, the boxing law and committed assault and battery. Moreover he is an old offender. He has assaulted many people and broken the boxing law at Toledo two years ago." Governor Edwards, Crafts said, has been grossly lax by being present at Saturday's bout, besides failing to use his position to stop the fight. SLAYER WILLING TO PLEAD GUILTY LOS ANGELES, July 5.—Tom Estrada, held in connection with the stabbing of Ed Moralo, has declared he is willing to plead guilty to manslaughter, deputy sheriffs said today. A manslaughter conviction carries sentence of from one to ten years. Estrada is said to have signed a written statement in which he declared that the slain man was his cousin, and that the fight was a continuation of a long-standing family feud, in which several others, including a brother, were killed. Moralo was found dead by the roadside at Hynes yesterday. Deputies Perdue and Crowley arrested Estrada within an hour after they ARVOUS BANDIT SECURES DOLLAR S ANGELES, July 5.—Holding age caliber revolver in a shaky bandit held up Ralph Wal-8917 Forest-st, Latin station, leading to a report received at the ff's office today. Walters says the bandits fingers bled as he held the trigger, and that the gun might be shot the young man's nervousness, led that he had but a dollar. Throw it down quick." Walters the bandit cried, "somebody it come." Walters did so, and youth picked up the silver and died away. Deputy sheriffs are investigating. TO DROPS DOWN MOUNTAIN; 12 HURT ANYON CITY, Colo., July 5.—Vive persons were injured, severorhips critically, near here yes-y when an auto truck in which were riding dashed down a main side and turned over. DENIES HE GREW WEED Jose Rodiquez, arrested by Under Sheriff E. E. French on suspicion of growing and selling marijuana, was released when brot before Justice Cox. Rodiquez declared that the marijuana plant which the officers discovered growing in his front yard was growing when he moved into the place two months ago. The stalks apparently had been growing all winter. The authorities could not prove that Rodiquez had been selling the weed. Search of the Santa Ana Mexican quarter on Edinger-st also was made for a Mexican woman who was alleged to have sold the weed. The investigation followed reports of a man and woman acting like raving maniacs on Edinger-st. AT THE ANAHEIM HOSPITAL Master Herbert York was a surgical patient in the Anaheim hospital Sunday. D. W. Swingle is a patient in the hospital, having entered Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Barnum, of Needles, Calif., are parents of a nine pound baby boy, born Monday in the Anaheim hospital. Miss Ruth Peschel of Fullerton is a surgical patient in the hospital, entering this morning. 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