oc-plain-dealer 1921-08-15

This Expos Accepts All Advertising on the Understanding That Its Circulation Equals Any Other In This Field. VOL. XXV—No. 13 CORONER'S JURY BLAMES P. E. FOR DRIVER'S DEATH Finds String of Box Cars on Siding at Seal Beach Resulted in Death of J. Deyns, Belgian, Saturday. A coroner's jury today found the Pacific Electric to blame for the death of J. Deyns, Belgian driver of a beet wagon, who was killed by an interurban car at 10:40 a.m. Saturday in Seal Beach. The jury found the driver's view of the tracks was obscured by a strings of cars on a siding. The man was instantly killed when he attempted to drive a beet wagon with a trailer attached across the tracks at the intersection of Fifth and Electric-sts. A Newport train struck the wagon on which the driver was seated. The vehicle was reduced to a pile of splintered wood and the driver was crushed beneath the wheels of the train. It was reported the motorman made a desperate effort to stop when he saw that a collision was inevitable. One of the horses which the teamster was driving was killed. SEVERAL AUTO ACCIDENTS Several accidents were reported to local police over the week-end. Frank Rodriquez, Anaheim, and G. Mueller, Huntington Park, collided on Santa Ana-st yesterday. Both cars were damaged. RILEY'S WEEK-END PICNIC BIG AFFAIR The Harry D. Riley picnic was a big success. The party left the Studebaker garage at 2:30 p.m. Saturday. A Ford driven by William Hughn of Anaheim, ran into a wagon driven by a Jap, from the county hospital, on W. Center-st, Saturday afternoon. The wagon was damaged. Messrs. Jas. McElwain and A. F. Nowatny, Anaheim, collided yesterday at the intersection of Lemon street and Center street. Both cars were damaged. Almost Reach Without A Well, we go without an accident. A. K. Nowatny, to family as he drove yesterday after good trip to Big Bean. He proceeded a to Lemon-st where the button in the street. O. A. McElwain, was so engrossed Center-st building that Nowatny sa Buick smashed in Nowatny's Crow-Eler was damaged at the Buick about shaking up, none watty's car was in ABANDON THE WELL FOR The Petroleum M at Buena Park and has been temporarily crew was laid off said, because of the oilworkers Sept. has been endeavoring the hole, having ex pipe trouble. The test will be either by fishing or moving deeper another, it was reo STRANGER OR GIVE INF DES MOINES, Ia., dramatic tale of be RILEY'S WEEK-END PICNIC BIG AFFAIR The Harry D. Riley picnic was a big success. The party left the Studebaker garage at 2:30 p.m. Saturday, arriving at the Santa Ana canyon picnic grounds at 3:15. No claim is made for a record Studebaker run. At 4 p.m., a baseball game was inked in, the sales force and the service department mixing it for nine innings. The result of this three-ring circus was a tie score of 6 to 8. The big feed took place at 6:30 p.m. and, say boy, some feed! If anybody was hungry it was because they were sick and judging from the way things disappeared they could not be called sick. Community singing was the next thing to take the interest of the crowd. There are some real singers within the Studebaker garage. Entertainment lasted until 2 a.m. Breakfast is individual from 6 to 9 Sunday morning, basket lunch at noon and picnic broke up about 4 p.m. Sunday afternoon. If it was possible for anyone to enjoy the picnic more than anybody else it was Harry D. Riley because there was more of him by 40 pounds than any other celebrant. Everybody agreed this picnic was the most enjoyable affair that they ever attended and voted it an annual affair. BEGIN $8000 MANSE FOR PRESBY. PASTOR Trudean and Wilcox, contractors, had started construction of a nineteen manse for the Presbyterian minister on the south side of Broadway between Claudina and Philadelphia-sixt. The building will include a basement and there will be a garage. The cost will be about $8000. ABANDON HOPE TO SAVE SAN JOSE SAN DIEGO, Cal., Aug. 15—All hope of saving the steamer San Jose, wrecked on the desolate coast of Lower California, has been abandoned. It was believed here today. Thirty-two members of the crews have been taken off the San Jose by the steamer Apus, Captain Cornorch, radio dispatches announced. TODAY'S RESULTS Taken from Board at Anheim Howling Alleys. Los Angeles ... 0 0 Vernon ... 0 0 A Ford driven by William Hughn of Anheim, ran into a wagon driven by a Jap, from the county hospital, on W. Center-st, Saturday afternoon. The wagon was damaged. Messrs. Jas. McElwain and A.F. Nowatuy, Anheim, collided yesterday at the intersection of Lemon street and Center street. Both cars were damaged. Mrs. Chambers of Olinda and C. Terris of Anheim collided Saturday evening at the intersection of N. Los Angeles and the sugar factory. Both cars were damaged. The auto of Sam Webber of Santa Ana, which was stolen from in front of the Temple theatre Friday night, has been recovered in Anheim. ANAHEIM TEAM IN VENICE TOURNEY Anheim will be represented in the bowling tourney at Venice with the following lineup: "Bugs" Raymond, Myre, Evans, Heffron and Gordon. The "Mighty" Johnson couldn't make the team. His wife objects to his going out so much evenings. Whether this edict is to interfere with his hitherto regular appearance at the local alleys is being considered with bated breath by the other boys. FAMILY AT BEACH, HOUSE IS ROBBED When Mr. and Mrs. D.L.Adams, 112 Halladay-at, Santa Ana return from a vacation they are spending at Bear valley they will find their house in a rather untidy conditions. According to Robert A.Martin of San Bernardino the Adams home has been thoroughly ramsacked. It will be impossible to get a report of what has been stolen until Mr. and Mrs. Adams return to their home and make an inventory of their personal effects. Martin, who says he is a relative of the Adams family, went to the house late to get something which Adams told him he might have. Upon entering the place he found that it had been robbed. Dresser drawers, deposit boxes and other receptacles had been opened and the contents littered over the floor. It was also apparent that the dining room furnishings had been tampered with. CLIMAX REACHED IN IRISH STRUGGLE LONDON, Aug. 15. — The struggle of centuries reached a climax today with the British demand on Sinn Féin Ireland that she accept membership in the British empire as a dominion. The future of Ireland lay with the SAN DIEGO, Cal., Aug. 15—All hope of saving the steamer San Jose, wrecked on the desolate coast of Lower California, has been abandoned, it was believed here today. Thirty-two members of the crews have been taken off the San Jose by the steamer Apus, Captain Cornorch, radio dispatches announced. TODAY'S RESULTS Taken from Board at Anselm Howling Alleys. Los Angeles ... 0 0 Vernon ... 0 0 Los Angeles — Hughes and Stanage; Vernon — Shellenback and Hannah. NATIONAL LEAGUE: Phila., 2:13-4; New York, 1-9-1. Phila.—Meadows and Brugey. New York—Barnes and Snyder. No other games scheduled. AMERICAN LEAGUE: Chicago, 2-7-0; Cleveland, 3-8-1. Chicago—McWeemy. Hodge and Schalk; Cleveland—Morton and O'Nell. Detroit 000 1. St. Louis, 000 0. Detroit—Dams and Bassler; St. Louis—Davis and Severeld. No other games scheduled. FRUIT SALES TODAY Cincinnati: depressed lemons and oranges; oranges $5.75 to $6.45, lemons $2.10 to $4.80. New York: easier and lower valencias, steady depressed lemons; oranges $5.40 to $7.90, lemons $3.55 to $4.75. Cleveland: easier and lower valencias, easier lemons; oranges $4.90 to $6.00, lemons $2.15 to $3.70. Boston: easier and lower oranges, unchanged lemons; oranges $5.00 to $6.85, lemons $1.65 to $5.30. THE THERMOMETER Today's maximum temperature was 77 at 1:30 p.m. and the minimum was 56 at 9:30 a.m. It was announced at the Anselm power house. BUILDING PERMITS Pentber Brothers, frame residence 28x30 on Clinton at between Chartres and Cypressins, cost $3200. CLIMAX REACHED IN IRISH STRUGGLE LONDON, Aug. 15.—The struggle of centuries reached a climax today with the British demand on Sinn Féin Ireland that she accept membership in the British empire as... dominion. The future of Ireland lay with the Sinn Féin parliament. It meets tomorrow. In England, it was believed almost unanimously that the government's peace terms were generous, that the premier's reply to "President" Do Valera's demand for expansion of the terms was fair and that it left Ireland's fate to the Sinn Féin. Hightower Prepares To Plead Insanity SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 15.—William Hightower, alleged murderer of Father Patrick Heslin, is preparing to stand trial and plead insanity, authorities convinced today. The first indication of such a plan was given soon after Hightower was smuggled from the San Francisco city jail to the San Mateo county jail at Redwood City yesterday. "My head seems to swell when I think, until it seems there's going to be an explosion," Hightower told jail attaches. "I wonder if I'm going crazy." RUSH TROOPS TO QUELL BIQT ANNISTON, Ala., Aug. 15.—Companies A and B of the Fourth Alabama infantry, in camp at Camp McLellan here, and two machine gun companies of the same regiment left under rush orders early today for Centerville, Bibb-co, Ala., to check a rifle to have been in progress through the hospital for fire at the Atlanta plant where day broke out and another oil tank exploded. The death list six when Eli Celio hospital. When thru with You Orange County Plain Dale LEADING NEWSPAPER OF NORTHERN ORANGE COUNTY Anaheim, California, Monday, August 15, 1921 Almost Reached Home Without An Accident "Well, we got back all right, without an accident," remarked A. K. Nowatty to members of his family as he drove down Center-st yesterday afternoon following a trip to Big Bear. He proceeded a block further to Lemon-st where he encircled the button in the middle of the street. O. A. McElwain, of Long Beach, was so engrossed in the new W. Center-st building improvements that Nowatty says McElwain's Buick smashed into the side of Nowatty's Crow-Elkhart. The latter was damaged about $150 and the Buick about $25. Beyond a shaking up, none was injured. Nowatty's car was insured. ABANDON TEST OIL WELL FOR PRESENT The Petroleum Midway test well at Buona Park and Anaheim-blvd has been temporarily abandoned. The crew was laid off last week, it was said, because of the threatened strike of oilworkers Sept. 1. The company has been endeavoring to clean out the hole, having experienced serious pipe trouble. The test will be continued later, either by fishing out the present hole, or moving derrick and starting another, it was reported today. STRANGER CANNOT GIVE INFORMATION DES MOINES, Ia., Aug. 15.—A melodramatic tale of being kidnapped by SEEK MOTOR KILLED PEOPLE ANAHEIM'S C. OF C. BECOMES MEMBER OF NATIONAL BODY C. of C. Attempts to Line Up 50 Auto Loads of Interested Persons From Here for Trip Anaheim C. of C. in return for the kind feeling shown by the artists of Laguna Beach, at the First Annual California Valencia Show, in placing an art exhibit of value of not less than $30,000 in the safe-keeping of Anaheim, takes pleasure in notifying the local public that an excursion to the "Pie of Peace" pageant, now being held at Laguna Beach, will be carried out, next Friday night, Aug. 19th, which it is hoped at least fifty auto loads of interested persons from here will attend. The pageant will represent Indian history down to date, especially as regards the growth of California; the pageant will faithfully depict these successive steps. There will be ample thought of proper staging, as G. Wharton James, the most statute student of Pacific Coast anthropology prominent Sheriff Jackson Redoubles Effort Lightless Car Which Struck Following Latter's Death Sheriff C. E. Jackson today locate the driver of the auto whitingham, 24, New York City, w night near the county hospital Brittingham would recover but hemorrhage at the county hospi Brittingham, in a period of consciousness, stated the auto which hit him about 9 p.m. was proceeding without lights. Brittingham was to have been married Saturday to Miss Birdle Butram, of Costa Mesa. He had spent Friday with her and was re- PHONE EXCHANGE POSTPONE STANTON CITIZENS' MEETING The Stanton citizens get together meeting which was scheduled for Tuesday evening, Aug. 16, has been changed to Tuesday evening, Aug. crew was laid off last week, it was said, because of the threatened strike of oilworkers Sept. 1. The company has been endeavoring to clean out the hole, having experienced serious pipe trouble. The test will be continued later, either by fishing out the present hole, or moving derrick and starting another, it was reported today. STRANGER CANNOT GIVE INFORMATION DES MOINES, IA., Aug. 15.—A melodramatic tale of kidnapped by his secretary, hidden in tenement houses and on lonely farms all over the country, maltreated, and finally wounded and malmed for life in an attempt to escape from his captors—this was the theory that John Brophy, former chief of detectives and now a private detective here, held today is regard to the mute and crippled stranger he was holding in secret today as Ambrose, Small, missing Canadian multi-millionaire. Awaiting word from Small's relatives in Toronto, the detectives refused to make known the whereabouts of the reclusive, or any definite information as to how he came to Des Moines. KEEP ISLANDS FOR LISTENING "POST" WASHINGTON. Aug. 15.—President Harding intends to establish a "listening post" in the Philippines, at the door of the orient. His purpose, it was learned today, is to enable this government to keep fully advised on conditions in the far east during the disarmament conference in Washington. The first step will be the appointment of General Leonard Wood as governor general of the islands. Official announcement of the appointment is expected to follow receipt of the report of the Wood-Forbes commission, due by cable from Manilla this week. KIND NEIGHBORS REBUILD COTTAGE LOS ANGELES, Aug. 15.—Mrs. Jennie Oldham's neighbors, two score or more, were building her a new home today on 96th-st. And Mrs. Oldham and her 16 year old daughter are returning sincere thanks. Thursday the Oldham cottage was burned to the ground and the mother and daughter saw nothing but blackness ahead. Neighbors reached into their own savings to purchase materials for a new home. COPS NAB ALLEGED REST ROOM BANDIT LOS ANGELES, Aug. 15.—Something new in thieves came to light today at police headquarters when Ray Estabrooke, 28, was locked up in the city jail. He is what the police call a "rest room burglar." Estabrooke is charged with robbing the coin boxes of five-cent public lavatories. He had acquired considerable Anaheim, takes pleasure in notifying the local public that an excursion to the "Pile of Peace" pageant, now being held at Laguna Beach, will be carried out next Friday night, Aug. 19th, which it is hoped at least fifty auto loads of interested persons from here will attend. The pageant will represent Indian history down to date, especially as regards the growth of California; the pageant will faithfully depict these successive steps. There will be ample thought of proper staging, as G. Wharton James, the most astute student of Pacific Coast anthropology, prominent old-time citizen of the Coast and Ellen Beach Yaw, internationally-reowned as the highest-loved soprano the world has yet produced, will superintend the putting on of the Show, which is staged by artists of national ability, resident at Laguna Beach, which is gradually taking rank as the artist colony par excellence, in the United States. Those willing to make the trip, in return for the kindness and co-operation shown by this great artist's colony, who are striving to do something dignified and artistic for this great Southland, will kindly indicate by telephoning 665, which is the number of Quill. Chamber, stating their load, at the rate of $1.00 per capita, children correspondingly less. The Kiwants and Rotary clubs are behind this movement for the unification of Orange-co. Let all who will join quickly. The show is worth the money and the trip is one of the loveliest in the world, and the moon will be full! BAR REMOVED FOR BAKE-RITE BAKERS A relic of pre-prohibition days, the fine mahogany bar in the valencia hotel-bldg, was removed today to make way for another new Analeim institution, the Bake-Rite Bakers, H. P. Noll will be manager. Recently the old bar-room has been occupied by the Valencia Grill. This was bot out to make way for the bakery, which will handle the highest class baked products retail and wholesale. NEGRESS SWALLOWS POISON DRAUGHT LOS ANGELES, Aug. 15.—Life seemed dark to Mrs. Ruth Young, 20, negress, of 1310 E. 17th-st., so she swallowed poison today. Said to have been despondent over a love affair, the young negress purchased the poison and went to her room to die. Neighbors heard her scream when the poison burnt her throat and the police ambulance was called. She will live. THIEVES STEAL FROM POOR CHILDREN'S BOX LOS ANGELES, Aug. 15.—A "poor box," containing $5 or $6 in pennies, saved to provide for a hospital cot for Anaheim, takes pleasure in notifying the local public that an excursion to the "Pie of Peace" pageant, now being held at Laguna Beach, will be carried out next Friday night, Aug. 19th, which it is hoped at least fifty auto loads of interested persons from here will attend. The pageant will represent Indian history down to date, especially as regards the growth of California; the pageant will faithfully depict these successive steps. There will be ample thought of proper staging, as G. Wharton James, the most astute student of Pacific Coast anthropology, prominent old-time citizen of the Coast and Ellen Beach Yaw, internationally-reowned as the highest-loved soprano the world has yet produced, will superintend the putting on of the Show, which is staged by artists of national ability, resident at Laguna Beach, which is gradually taking rank as the artist colony par excellence, in the United States. Those willing to make the trip, in return for the kindness and co-operation shown by this great artist's colony, who are striving to do something dignified and artistic for this great Southland, will kindly indicate by telephoning 665, which is the number of Quill. Chamber, stating their load, at the rate of $1.00 per capita, children correspondingly less. The Kiwants and Rotary clubs are behind this movement for the unification of Orange-co. Let all who will join quickly. The show is worth the money and the trip is one of the loveliest in the world, and the moon will be full! BAR REMOVED FOR BAKE-RITE BAKERS A relic of pre-prohibition days, the fine mahogany bar in the valencia hotel-bldg, was removed today to make way for another new Analeim institution, the Bake-Rite Bakers, H. P. Noll will be manager. Recently the old bar-room has been occupied by the Valencia Grill. This was bot out to make way for the bakery, which will handle the highest class baked products retail and wholesale. NEGRESS SWALLOWS POISON DRAUGHT LOS ANGELES, Aug. 15.—Life seemed dark to Mrs. Ruth Young, 20, negress, of 1310 E. 17th-st., so she swallowed poison today. Said to have been despondent over a love affair, the young negress purchased the poison and went to her room to die. Neighbors heard her scream when the poison burnt her throat and the police ambulance was called. She will live. THIEVES STEAL FROM POOR CHILDREN'S BOX LOS ANGELES, Aug. 15.—A "poor box," containing $5 or $6 in pennies, saved to provide for a hospital cot for Anaheim, takes pleasure in notifying the local public that an excursion to the "Pie of Peace" pageant, now being held at Laguna Beach, will be carried out next Friday night, Aug. 19th, which it is hoped at least fifty auto loads of interested persons from here will attend. The pageant will represent Indian history down to date, especially as regards the growth of California; the pageant will faithfully depict these successive steps. There will be ample thought of proper staging, as G. Wharton James,the most astute student of Pacific Coast anthropology prominent old-time citizen ofthe Coast and Ellen Beach Yaw internationally-reowned as the highest-loved soprano the world has yet produced，will superintendthe putting onofthe 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He is what the police call a "rest room burglar." Estabrooke is charged with robbing the coin boxes of five-cent public lavatories. He had secured considerable money when arrested police say. SINN FEINERS MAY RETURN TO PRISON LONDON, Aug. 15.—Members of the Sin Fein parliament who have been released to discuss British peace terms may have to return to prison. Premier Lloyd George told the house of commons today. The Sinn Feiners were released, solely to pass on the peace proposals, the premier said. DUBLIN, Aug. 15.—The Sinn Fein parliament held a private session here today with "President" De Valera presiding. The meeting was called suddenly and without publicity. The public meeting will be held tomorrow as scheduled. I. C. C. REFUSES LIVESTOCK CUT WASHINGTON, Aug. 15.—The interstate commerce commission today refused to authorize a general reduction in rates on livestock in carload lots thru the western states as proposed by the National Livestock Shippers' league and a group of cattle raisers in a complaint against the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Ry. company. SIX DIE IN OIL BLAZE PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 15.—The fire at the Atlantic Refining Co. plant here which began early Sunday broke out anew today when another oil tank exploded. The death list was increased to six when Elli Cell died in a local hospital. Mrs. Callie Jarvies, the hematitcher, now located at 220 E. Center, Purlane Dry Cleaners, her former address ing 111 E. Center. THIEVES STEAL FROM POOR CHILDREN'S BOX LOS ANGELES, Aug. 15.—A "poor box," containing $5 or $6 in pennies, saved to provide for a hospital cot for dependent children, was stolen from Trinity-Episcopal church, Melrose and Berendo-st, Hollywood, yesterday by a band of thieves. They also took a bottle of sacramental wine. MANY HOUSES BURN IN WHEELING, W..VA. WHEELING, W. Va., Aug. 15.—Sixteen residences and five business houses, including the town's telephone exchange have been destroyed by fire, reported raging today in Richwood, Nicholas-co. Aid has been sent from other towns. SEEK MOTORIST WHO HIT SMALL BOY SEEK MOTORIST ... 12. LOS ANGELES, Aug. 15.—Police are searching today for an unknown motorist who ran down and possibly fatally injured Robert Calvin, 8-year-old who lives with his parents at 1250 East Sixtieth-st. FRIEND IN NEED IS FRIEND INDEED NEW YORK, Aug. 15.—Sydney Reynolds, working overtime in his office, chucked his outer garments because it was hot. A theft swiped them. He was a prisoner of convention until friends supplied trousers. SENATE AGREES TO FREE TOLL VOTE WASHINGTON, Aug. 15.—The senate today agreed to vote October 10 on the Borah resolution providing free tolls through the Panama canal for American coastwise ships. A Want Ad in the Plain Dealer will Bring Results. MRS. OBENCHAN and BURCH both declared with a nod of their heads that their true names had been starred in the indictment. John M. Curran, appearing as attorney for Burch, asked that a continuance be given until a permanent counsel could be retained. Judge Reove granted the request, setting the pleas for August 22 at 9:30 a.m. He also ordered that a transcript of the testimony given before the grand jury be turned over to the defense attorney. ANAHEIM WOMAN'S SON WRECK VICTIM Mrs. E. Hueghen, of 315 So. Clementine-st, received a telegram this morning stating her son, Warren Porteous, a conductor on the Denver and Rio Grande Ry. out of Salt Lake, had been killed in an accident. The body is being held at Salt Lake, where Mr. Porteous has been residing for about 20 years. Mrs. Houghen expects to leave tomorrow morning for Salt Lake. One of her daughters, either Nellie or Jeanie, will probably accompany her. DEFER TRIALS OF TWO CHIROPRACTORS The trials of A.C. Poy, Anaheim, and D. Philip Dudley, Orange, charged with practicing a system and mode of healing the sick and afflicted without a license from the state board of medical examiner have been continued by most Griffith Jones, the defendants, and Dney A.P.Nelson, Jone stood, will attend the convention of chiropractic to be held in Davenport month. Foy was scheduled to Monday and Dudley nite the former will be tried the latter Nov. 15. SEEK 30-DAY SENATITY--ATION WASHINGTON, Aug. 20 and end January 19, is provided in a resolution today by Senator Loamy Carr leader. To Eastern Friends--It May Bring Them to Anheim, F... This Paper Believes in the People and Desires Nothing Better Than Their Continued Confidence. TWENTY-SIXTH YEAR HISTORIST WHO WO PEDESTRIAN On Redoubles Efforts to Find Driver of Car Which Struck Marion Brittingham, Sawing Latter's Death Yesterday. E. Jackson today redoubled his efforts to overrider of the auto which struck Marion Brittingham, New York City, with fatal results Friday in county hospital. It was that Saturday would recover but death resulted from a stint at the county hospital at 5:15 a.m. Sunday. Turning to the home of his brother, LeRoy Brittingham, of Garden Grove. He had just stepped off a stage and was walking along the highway toward his brother's home when he was struck and left unconscious beside the pavement. He was found by Harry Hays, of Los Angeles, who reported to Sheriff Jackson. EXCHANGE GROWS STANTON'S MEETING Zones get together as scheduled for Aug. 16, has been evening Aug. When asked how many telephones Anaheim exchange had gained since the last issue of the telephone directory, Manager E. A. Beard said: "We had approximately 1180 subscribers in February and our total ANAHEIM EXCURSION TO PEACE PAGEANT AT LAGUNA FRIDAY Entitled to Two Delegates, One to Act as National Councillor; Probably Named Friday Since August 9, Anaheim C. of C. has been a full-fledged member of the C. of C. of the United States of America. Notification reached the local office this morning. In accordance with the provisions of the by-laws of the national body, Anaheim, having a membership of over 350, is entitled to two delegates, one of whom shall act as national councillor. Appointment of representatives to fill these important posts will probably be made at Friday's board meeting. A committee of three prominent members of the Corona C. of C., wishing to learn of the accomplishments of Anaheim C. of C., attended the annual meeting and banquet here on July 1, and listened to the reports of the reorganization, etc. As a result of this community comradeship, EXCHANGE GROWS STANTON IS' MEETING citizens get together as scheduled for Aug. 16, has been busy evening, Aug. will be held in the enjoyable program is are cordially inviting some home-made proper balance to be invited. YED BY BAIN, BURCH Aug. 15.—Erect Madalynne Oben-C. Burch stood in way and heard for indictment chargingly, feloniously station" murdering needy on or about its clasped their point of them as they of Judge Sidney onchain's face was no sign of emon, quiet, forceful, permission by Judge as the counsel for He stated that he the Illinois bar. The reading of the defense attor- the same time, evi-revent the defender forced to hear the charge, couched in go. It," said Deputy Keyes, shattering the formal charge the sensitive cars of chain and the ears to read, clearly word. The words ill" had no appar- defendants. and Burch both good of their heads names had been statent. appearing as att- asked that a con- until a permanent retained. Judge the request, setting must 22 at 9:30 a.m. and that a transcript given before the ned over to the de- When asked how many telephoner Anaheim exchange had gained since the last issue of the telephone directory, Manager E. A. Beard said: "We had approximately 1180 subscribers in February and our total for the next directory will be about 1350, making a gain of 170 new subscribers. "This is but a part of the 12,500,000 telephones scattered over the U.S. and your telephone can be connected to any one of that number. "The telephone was first discovered in March, 1876, and the first conversation was over a line less than 100 feet in length. We are but a part of a nation wide development and no individual part of the development can be considered only with reference to itself, but each part must be considered in its relation to the whole. "Quite a few are availing themselves of the opportunity of calling eastern friends over long distance and by using the telephone after 8:30 p.m. the rates are very reasonable to all points cast. A party having placed his call for a relative in Chicago, had his party on the line in 25 minutes after giving his call to the long distance operator." SASH & DOOR CO. OPEN IN 10 DAYS The Young Sash and Door Co., which will supercede the Anaheim Planing Co. on So. Lemon-st just north of the S. P. crossing, expects to open for business within the next week or 10 days, R. B. Young proprietor, stated today. The building is being remodeled, a cement floor put in, the machinery being remodeled and more installed. The company will handle all kinds of work in the planning and sash and door line. FAILS IN SUIT TO SECURE DIVORCE Superior Judge Z. B. West denied Judie B. Dorsten of Orange an interlocutory decree of divorce from Henry Dorsten, on the ground that the charges of extreme cruelty alleged in her complaint had not been sufficiently proven. The couple were married in Tennessee in June, 1898, and lived together 22 years. There is one daughter, 20, and there are two sons, 17 and 14 years old. The younger son and Mrs. Dorsten were the only witnesses heard this morning. Judge West told Mrs. Dorsten and her attorney that the plaintiff's testimony would have to be substantiated A committee of three prominent members of the Corona C. of C., wishing to learn of the accomplishments of Anaheim C. of C., attended the annual meeting and banquet here on July 1, and listened to the reports of the reorganization, etc. As a result of this community comradeship, the local secretary received this morning a letter from Secretary E. F. Clark, reading in part as follows: "The evening we came to your meeting, we became inspired with the idea of moving out of our city hall and getting down town and we now have an ideal room. We are following the idea presented in your report, that accomplishments follow getting a central location." Seal Beach Chamber writes in this morning to learn if Anaheim C. of C. will cooperate in securing local representation to compete in an inter-community bathing girls' contest. According to Secretary A. W. Armstrong, also publisher of the Seal Beach Wave, this function will be pulled off without anything savoring of professionalism, the contestants to be judged on their own merits, strictly. Five gold prizes will be given, also trophies for communities sending the largest number of entrants, based on population. The idea came, according to the Seal Beach folks, from inland Orange-co towns, which claims their young ladies have heretofore been barred by unpleasant competition of profession-movie beauties, old-timers in that line, who were hired for the occasion. The matter will have due attention. Any contestants locally or in this district, should apply direct to A. W. Armstrong, Secretary, Seal Beach C. of C. INSTALL BOILERS FOR HANSEN WELL Work is progressing rapidly with the rigging up for the Lessors Oil Co. well at Hansen station. The work of installing boilers is proceeding satisfactorily and the date of spudding in will be set shortly. SAY PLACENTIA FIRE STARTED BY BOYS The fire at Placentia Saturday afternoon which did damage to the rear of the Robinson Drug store and the Acme Cleaners, was reported today to have been started by two boys, Howard Kriby, 16, and Noel Johnson, 10, who were playing in the rear of the Acme Cleaners when they struck a match which set fire to a gas leakage. The damage to the Acme Cleaners was between $300 and $400. The total damage, according WOMAN'S CHECK VICTIM of 315 So. Clemmander on the Denver y out of Salt Lake an accident. being held at Salt Porteous has been at 20 years. expects to leave to for Salt Lake. One is either Nellie or obly accompany her. ALS OF COPRACTORS Cl Foy, Anaheim, lley Orange, charging a system and the sick and affliction from the examiner have become t tortorderional ch is this next day. 4 and ENATITY A sen-begin19, is produced publican Judie B. Dorsten of Orange an interlocutory decree of divorce from Henry Dorsten, on the ground that the charges of extreme cruelty alleged in her complaint had not been sufficiently proven. The couple were married in Tennessee in June, 1898, and lived together 22 years. There is one daughter, 20, and there are two sons, 17 and 14 years old. The younger son and Mrs. Dorsten were the only witnesses heard this morning. Judge West told Mrs. Dorsten and her attorney that the plaintiff's testimony would have to be substantiated by a deposition from Mrs. Dorsten's daughter, who, according to the plaintiff, is in an Eastern city. Several instances of alleged cruelty on Dorsten's part as related by the witnesses, did not convince Judge West that a divorce was justifiable, although he conceded that both husband and wife desired a decree. DECLARE LESSEE OF HOTEL OWES $70,000 Bringing to a head a series of litigations extending over a period of several months and involving William Hewins, lessee of St. Ann's Inn, who is declared to have debts that amount to approximately $70,000, word was received in Santa Ana today that U. S. Dist. Judge Bledsoe in Los Angeles had appointed W. H. Moore, Jr., receiver of St. Ann's, on petition of Barker Brothers, Los Angeles furniture dealers, who in their petition assert that Hewins is indebted to them for $3723.21. The bond of the receiver was fixed at $20,000. Hewins became involved with his creditors here and in Los Angeles several months ago. Several weeks ago a number of creditors here resorted to court action in order to protect themselves to the extent of approximately $3000 and a writ of attachment was issued and the hotel put in the hands of the sheriff. The action in receivership started in the United States court, however now takes precedence over the attachment. Job Printing at the Plain VIII A Want Ad in the Plain Bring Results. SAY PLACENTIA FIRE STARTED BY BOYS The fire at Placentia Saturday afternoon which did damage to the rear of the Robinson Drug store and the Acme Cleaners, was reported today to have been started by two boys, Howard Kriby, 16, and Noel Johnson, 10, who were playing in the rear of the Acme Cleaners when they struck a match which set fire to a gas leakage. The damage to the Acme Cleaners was between $300 and $400. The total damage, according to latest estimates, was from $1200 to $1800. A. J. Robinson, proprietor of the drug company, had his loss covered by insurance. The Acme Cleaners' insurance ran out about a week before the fire. ASKS U. S. COURT DECLARE JAP WHITE WASHINGTON, Aug. 15—The D. S. supreme court will be asked to declare the Japanese a white race and thus entitled to American citizenship. A request will be made, in the co-known as Takao Ozawa versuing United States, in which the pohterer is seeking to establish hisan to become a naturalized Apbeore Ozawa will be represented sham. the court by George W. W former attorney general that the Wickersham will set strain of root stocks and dom white; that the Japanese race northern Japan the inhabitants as of the Almus are mostly descend of the Yamatos and in the soaid to be Caucas-Both of these settling of Mediterraniann, the laten can stock A PREPARED AMEY ASSIST RUSS Aug. 12—The Amie save Russia's starvily as expected to begin otes. 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