oc-plain-dealer 1921-09-15

This Paper Accepts All vertising on the Understand That Its Circulation Equals Any Three Others in This Field. VOL. XXV—No. 39 CITRUS ASSN. TO BOOST STOCK Rapid Growth Makes Greater Capitalization Desirable Now There will be a special meeting of the stockholders of the Anaheim Citrus Fruit Assn. at the old packing-house east of Los Angeles-st, just off the S. P. tracks at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at which very important business matters will be discussed. All stockholders are urgently asked to attend Manager Schureman stated this morning. The meeting is being called for the purpose of amending the articles of incorporation in order to provide for the capital stock to be increased from $10,000 to $200,000. The association was organized in February, 1914, with only a few hundred acres. The acreage has now passed beyond the 2,500 mark, and the business has been increased so extensively now requiring two packing houses, that it has become necessary to increase the capital stock of the company, it is stated. Auto Hits Stump and Jumps 10 Feet In Air A touring car belonging to P. Harper, Placentia, failed to make the turn at Fairhaven and Grand-ave, Orange, early today. It leaped the curb, struck a stump which threw it ten feet in the air, landing nose first in the soft earth of an orange grove. Both front wheels and the left side of the car were wrecked. A woman companion of Harper was driving and failed to note the turn until it was too late to make it safely. They were returning from Balboa. MOTHER OF JUDGE VALENTINE IS DEAD Mrs. Laura Valentine, whose late home is 223 South Philadelphia St., passed away about midnight last night after an illness of less than three weeks. Funeral services will be held Saturday afternoon at 1:30 from Backs & Terry Chapel, Rev. Walker, pastor of the Presbyterian church, officiating. Interment will be in Hollywood cemetery with short services at 4 o'clock the same afternoon. Mrs. Valentine was a notable woman and closely associated with early California history. When eleven years of age she came across the plains with her parents, and located in Placerville, then called "Hang-town." This was in 1850 very early in the year, during the gold rush. She was married in 1856 and in later years came to Anaheim, the family home.being out on West Broadway. About seven years ago her husband WOMAN COAT-T OF THE Mrs. S. M. Lister and Dog Aids of Purse Snail How Mrs. S., 518 East Adele-Mexican purse-st, No. Olive-st abo last night was to court today. Mrs. Lister was return she was stopped by a about 25, who inquired streets. When she p him, he snatched her attempted to flee bus quick for him, grabbing and screaming. He finally broke screens around the ncluding the dog of M. ran barking to the succeeded in heading turning his flight back of his pursuers, who Policeman Marcus And The purse contained $20 in money and other These, with other found on him when he at police station. Mrs. A. M. Morrison the corner of No. P Cypress-star; reported to a burglar entered their screen window some OFFER PRIZES FOR SAVINGS ACCOUNTS He was aged and gray, and came trudging down the road into Anaheim with a bundle on his back. He was stoop shouldered and weary—and worst of all, penniless. He sought work and found a small job that would have kept him in food for a day or more—that was all. The second day on the job he died, without known friends and was layed to rest in a potter's field. To the last a "knight of the road." The glamor and romance dies when the grita reality of suffering and privations that go with it is brought out to the surface, and the example, sighted should be brought strongly before every youth so that he might be made to understand the necessity of preparing for the future. The Golden State National Bank of Anaheim has begun a series of window advertisements that is intended to reach children and bring the benefits of saving to their minds. This week's window contains a series of "whichs" made from pens which are being given away with each new Dollar Savings account. There are also several attractive cards containing philosophy from a well-known age. TODAY'S RESULTS PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE Vernon 0-1 Los Angeles 0-0-0 Vernon-Lee 0-1-0 Hannah. Los Angeles-stanhart and Baldwin. AMERICAN LEAGUE First game: St. Louis 8-9-2. New York 10-15-1. St. Louis-Layne Kolp and Severid. New York-Marya and Schang. Second game: St. Louis 5-10-3. New York 12-14-2. St. Louis-Van Gilder, Henry and Severid. New York-Hercy and Schang. First game: Cleveland 17-15-0. Philadelphia 3-6-2. Cleveland-Malia and O'Neill, Shinault. Philadelphia — Taylor, Bishop and Perkins. Second game: Cleveland 6-8-2. Philadelphia 0-1-2. Cleveland-Caldwell and O'Neill. Phila — Runnell and Perkins. Detroit 5-12-0. Boston 1-8-0. Detroit — Cole and Woodall. SEARCH AUTOS FOR STRIKE BREAKERS BAKERSFIELD, Sept. 15. — Union oil field workers, out on strike by the thousands in the Kern county oil fields, are stopping all automobiles entering the west side oil fields district to determine, it is said, if they contain strikebreakers. According to Walter J. Yarrow, legal adviser of the strikers, the union men are willing to sign pacts governing working conditions with the federal government. In an announcement from the headquarters of the old workers' union here, 407 union oil men have returned to work for companies which have signed the federal agreement. CAN'T ESCAPE 'EM EVEN IN DEATH BERLIN, Sept. 15. — Drastic decisions as to what constitutes luxuries are taken by the German government in their new taxation program to meet the reparations bill. The government has decided that bounties and coffins are "luxuries" must pay the tax. Plain pine coffins are tax free. A premium is put on short skirts by the inclusion of long or wide skirts in the "luxury" catagory. EASTERN HAY LACKING "PEP" LOS ANGELES, Sept. 15. — Fancy California hay—2500 tons of it—to revive drooping spirits of California race horses now on the circuit in the New England states, is the unusual shipment aboard the Isthmian liner Selma City, now in the harbor to complete cargo on her maiden voyage back to the east coast from the Orient. It is declared eastern hay has insufficient "pap" for native California horses and it is expected that the brand of fodder they were raised on will make them feel so good they will "trim" underdied eastern nags. WORK BEGINS MEX. PI LOS ANGELES, Sept. will be started at once clared today, on the pipe line that will be fuel oil from the Mexico to Southern California. The concession to build granted to Clay T. W Beach, according to no here yesterday, after government, it was not previously denied the Administration same privi When thru with Your Plain Dealer, Mail to Eastern NATIONAL LEAGUE New York 9-16-1. Cincinnati 6-12-2. New York-Barnes and Snyder. Cincinnati-Marquardt, Coumbie, Geary, Eller and Wingo. Brooklyn 1-4-1. St. Louis 2-6-1. Brooklyn-Hyan and Miller. St. Louis-Mulnees and Clemons. Boston 6-12-2. Pittsburg 3-7-4. Boston-Scott and Gibson. Pittsburgh-Cooper, Schmidt. Philadelphia 6-7-1. Chicago 3-5-0. Philadelphia-B. Winters and Peters. Chicago-Stenland, York and Killefer. FRUIT SALES TODAY NEW YORK, Sept. 15.—Oranges $4.20 to $5.55. ST. LOUIS, Sept. 15.—Easier valencias, unchanged lemons; oranges $4.05 to $4.40, lemons $5.05. BOSTON, Sept. 15.—Slower and higher oranges; oranges $4.80 to $7.05. PITTSBURGH, Sept. 15.—Higher oranges, steady lemons; oranges $4.65 to $5.20, lemons $9.10 to $8.55. BUILDING PERMITS Frank Halfen, garage 18x20, No. Claudina-st., in Elk Park tract, cost $420. H. B. Haus, residence 34x30, garage 12×16, oh Wilhelmina-st., between Claudina-st and Philadelphia-sts, Cost $3500. MARRIAGE LICENSES In Santa Ana: Major C. Fraze, 26, Fullerton, and Ruth Wise; 16, Brea. LOS ANGELES, Sept. 15.—Fancy California hay—2500 tons of it—to revive drooping spirits of California race horses now on the circuit in the New England states, is the unusual shipment aboard the Isthmian liner Selina City, now in the harbor to complete cargo on her maiden voyage back to the east coast from the Orient. It is declared eastern hay has insufficient "pap" for native California horses and it is expected that the brand of fodder they were raised on will make them feel so good they will "trim" underfed eastern nags. TO START WORK ON POWER PROJECT LOS ANGKKELKKKEKS, voix.. LOS ANGELES, Sept. 15.—Actual construction and carrying out of the Southern California Edison Co's $17,500,000 Big Creek development program which is to be delivering power into Los Angeles within two years is expected to be started shortly, following the granting of the permit to proceed with the project by the state railroad commission. GIRL UNABLE TO LIVE CINCINNATI, O., Sept. 15.—The confession that things always looked gloomy to her, even when a child, and that she has never cared whether she lived or died, was made by 19-year-old Ora Cook when she was taken to police headquarters here. An officer found her in a field, across the road from the Spring Grove cemetery, her head bound up in a handkerchief soaked in chloroform. ORANGE HIRES SECRETARY A permanent secretary will be selected within a few days for the rejuvenated C. of C. at Orange, it was announced there today. He will be an elite man and will receive 10 per month. There are now over 75 members at $20 per year. THE THERMOMETER Today's maximum temperature was 75 at 1:30 p.m., and the minimum was 59 at 2:30 a.m., it was announced the Anaheim power house. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC All Union Barber Shops in Anaheim will close at 6:30 p.m., break dawn and 9 p.m., Saturday beginning Sept. 19. WORK BEGINS MEX.PL LOS ANGELES, Sept. will start at once cleared today, on the pipe line that will be fuel oil from the Mexico to Southern California to Southern California. The concession to build granted to Clay T. Y Beach, according to no more yesterday, after government, it was previously denied the Administration the same privilege. OLIVE SCHOOL ENGLISH Continued vandalism in grammar school including of an entrance to basement by breaking a lock, has prompted school offer a reward of $25 to ing the arrest and convict person or persons responsible. According to school auditor least four attempts to go to the school building week year, several of themcessful. YOUTH NABBLE BIMINI E LOS ANGELES, Sept. ling desperately with a whom, they allage, attend up and rob the Bimini shortly before dawn, W a clork, and T. E. Moor watchman at the place youth, who gave the win Ware, 16, after three fired at the men by the Ware told Detectives Cross of the police flylin that he came here flew from his home in New York night went to the baths. At Fairland tonight and a "Wine Fool". A Geo. D duction, with James Kirk miss this. OPTICAL PARLOR NO. We are now in a position the most up-to-date Opt possible. Using the Vertex as well as all the most special instruments on the N Walter R. Blakely, Optom over the S. Q. R. Store. When thru with Your Plain Dealer, Mail to Easter Orange County Plain Dale LEADING NEWSPAPER OF NORTHERN ORANGE COUNTY Anaheim, California, Thursday, September 15, 1921 WOMAN NABS COAT-TAILS OF THIEF Mrs. S. M. Lister Screams and Dog Aids in Capture of Purse Snatcher. How Mrs. S. M. Lister, 518 East Adele-st, baffled a Mexican purse-snatcher on No. Olive-st about 9 o'clock last night was told in police court today. Mrs. Lister is returning home when she was stopped by a Mexican, aged about 25, who inquired about the streets. When she paused to direct him, he snatched her pocketbook and attempted to flee but she was too quick for him, grabbing his coat tail and screaming. He finally broke away but her screams aroused the neighborhood, including the dog of M. L. Scale, which ran barking to the chase. The dog succeeded in heading off the Mexican, turning his flight back into the hands of his pursuers, who held him until Policeman Marcus Andrade arrived. The purse contained a gold watch, $20 in money and other valuables. These, with other valuables, were found on him when he was searched at police station. Mrs. A. M. Morrison who resides at the corner of No. Philadelphia and Cyprus-st, reported to the police that a burglar entered their home through a screen window some time last evening. "Best Dressed Woman" Visits Charlie Chaplin LONDON, Eng., Sept. 15.—Mrs. Henry Smith Wilkinson, who recently dazzled Paris with a display of $5,000,000 worth of clothing and jewels, called upon Charlie Chaplin at his hotel while the comedian was asleep after a late night. Who is she?" asked Charlie, opening one eye. "The best dressed woman in England," replied his secretary. "Well, tell her I'm the most undressed man in England," said Chaplain as he rolled over and fell asleep again. HOTEL PROPRIETOR IS BADLY BURNED Mrs. J. Stevens, proprietor of the new California Hotel, was badly burned this morning when a gas heater, which she had just lighted, exploded. Mrs. Stevens was carrying a blanket at time and this probably is what saved her from more serious burns. LIFE IN JAIL CHANGES WOMAN LOS ANGELES, Sept. 15. — Ten months of incarceration in the county jail have worked a remarkable transformation in Mrs. Louise Peete, found guilty last winter of the murder of Jacob Charles Denton and sentenced to life imprisonment at San Quentin. Mrs. Peete reasons differently. Gone is even converses differently. She haughty attitude which was so... He finally broke away but her screams aroused the neighborhood, including the dog of M. L. Scale, which ran barking to the chase. The dog succeeded in heading off the Mexican, turning his flight back into the hands of his pursuers, who held him until Policeman Marcus Andrade arrived. The purse contained a gold watch, $30 in money and other valuables. These, with other valuables, were found on him when he was searched at police station. Mrs. A. M. Morrison who resides at the corner of No. Philadelphia and Cypress-st, reported to the police that a burglar entered their home through a screen window some time last evening, stealing a purse containing a small amount of money, and a ring. A purse was found on the Mexican answering the description of the one taken from the Morrison home, but the ring had been "ditched." The Mexican told different stories about his place of residence, but a certificate was found on him, showing that he had registered at Fullerton as an alien. He was brot before Judge Howard this morning for trial, but requested an interpreter, so his trial was postponed until 2 o'clock this afternoon. The Mexican gave the name of Jose, Ramirez. Another robbery was also reported to the police, from the Mexican school on No. Palmst-where a box of carpenter tools which had been left in the building during the night were taken about 200 yards away, and broken open. The thief or thieves selected what they wanted, and left the remainder. No clue has been obtained, Frank Steadman, city marshal, stated today. MEN AND MELONS IN MIX-UP IN CANYON Tumbling with his truck, load of melons from the highway 50 feet to the bottom of Santa Ana canyon and escaping injury was the feate performed by Bert McCorkle. McCorkle was on his way to Santa Ana with a load of melons grown on the Bobo ranch. Harry Clayton, of Corona, in attempting to pass the truck locked wheels with it, causing the truck to break through the fence guards and leave the grade. The truck, with McCorkle in it, made two complete turns in its fall to the river bed. McCorkle scrambled out of the wreckage of the truck and smashed melons, free from injury and drenched in melon juice. Clayton was not so fortunate as he had to be taken to Corona to have the bruises he received in the collision treated. WORK BEGINS ON MEX. PIPE LINE LOS ANGELES, Sept. 15.—Work will be started at once, it was declared today, on the $10,000,000 pipe line that will be used to bring fuel oil from the Mexican oil fields to Southern California coast points. The concession to build the pipe was granted to Clay T. Yerby, of Seal Beach, according to news received here yesterday, after the Mexican government, it was reported, had previously denied the American government the same privilege. LIFE IN JAIL CHANGES WOMAN LOS ANGELES, Sept. 15.—Ten months of incarceration in the county jail have worked a remarkable transformation in Mrs. Louise Peete, found guilty last winter of the murder of Jacob Charles Denton and sentenced to life imprisonment at San Quentin. Mrs. Peete reasons differently. She even converses differently. Gone is the haughty attitude which was so noticeable at the time of the trial and which caused so much comment. In its stead has come a spirit of hopeful resignation and a spirit of tolerance. CO-EDS INVADE GREEK INDUSTRY LANSING, Mich., Sept. 15.—This is the story of the house the coeds built. They shined shoes in public at 10 cents a shine; they sold lemonade, served lunches, did housework and all manner of things, but they raised $1000 and built the house. Determination on the part of the coeds at the Michigan Agricultural college built "The Flower Pot." That is its trade name. Literally, it is a "practice house" for senior students in the home economics course. TAKE 16 MONTHS TO DELIVER LETTER NEW YORK, Sept. 15.—Mailed in April, 1920, a special delivery letter from the Hotel McAlpine accounting office, addressed to Mrs. Frank Brown, 100 So. Orange-st, Media, Pa. was delivered without comment 16 months later. The letter contains a baggage check. While Postm, General Burleson's regime can be charged with 11 of the 15 months' delay, five months remain for Mr. Hays to account for, and the Republican portion of the hotel staff are confident that he can clear himself. CEMENT OUTPUT BREAKS RECORD WASHINGTON, Sept. 15.—The production of Portland cement in 1920 was 100,023,245 barrels, exceeding that in 1917, the next highest year in production, by 7,299,043 barrels, according to the United States geological survey, department of the interior. This amount was an increase of 24 per cent over the production in 1919—80,777,935 barrels. The stocks at the mills increased from 5,256,900 barrels at the end of 1919 to 8,941,046 barrels at the end of 1920. 3 BANK ROBBERS NABBED IN SEATTLE LOS ANGELES, Sept. 15.—Three of the four men alleged to have robbed the Huntington Park branch of the Los Angeles Trust and Savings bank of approximately $45,000 Aug. 6 and for whose capture and conviction is what saved her from more serious burns. The principal witness for the state was "Red" Mattis, popular young Anahiem boxer and chum of young Ebert Mattis said he and Ebert crawled into the melon patch about 10 p.m., Aug. 31. Ebert preceded him about 15 feet. The shot apparently from behind as he did not see the flash of the gun. He said he and Ebert did not see Wetzel, presuming they were alone in the patch. Mattis immediately crawled to the edge of the patch and ran in a stooping posture across the tracks to his auto which he drove to the store at Richfield, turned around and drowched. When he came opposite the patch he met Wetzel at the edge of the road with a gun in one hand and waving the other for him to stop. Mattis said that Wetzel exclaimed: "I am Hugo Wetzel. I have shot a man." Mattis replied: "I am Red Mattis Do you know my father." Wetzel replied that he did and continued that the partner of the man he shot had escaped, indicating he was not aware that Mattis was the one. Mattis accompanied Wetzel into the patch. It was so dark they could not see Ebert, discovering him by his groans. Mattis took Ebert by the shoulders and Wetzel took his feet carrying him in this manner to Mattis car where he was stretched out on the running board. Ebert wanted to know how badly he was hurt and Mattis struck a match but was able to learn little. Rudolph Wetzel, son of the defendant, was the next witness. He said he was nailee when the shot was fired. He went outside and assisted in carrying Ebert who asked for a drink. The defendant procuring it. Ebert wanted another drink immediately upon his arrival at the Anahiem hospital. ARBUCKLE DEATH SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 15—Simultaneously with the giving of first statement issued in the defense of Roscoe "Fatty" Arbuckle, it became known today that a threat has been made to kill the accused film comedian unless he is sent to the penitentiary. Frank Dominguez, chief attorney for Arbuckle's defense, gave out the statement that 14 surprise witnesses have been secured in the actor's behalf, outlined the plans of the defense and made the assertion that "Fatty" will be back home in Los Angeles by Sunday night. He asserts the prosecution cannot prevent the release of Arbuckle on bail and says the actor will come to Los Angeles as soon as he gets out of jail. The death threat against Arbuckle came in form of a letter to Henry Kelly, secretary of the grand jury which indicted the film star on a charge of manslaughter in connection with the death of Virginia Rappe who died following a caroult in Anahiemh. He merely identified the victim. The principal witness for the state was "Red" Mattis popular young Anahiem boxer and chum of young Ebert Mattis said he and Ebert crawled into the melon patch about 10 p.m., Aug. 31. Ebert preceded him about 15 feet. The shot apparently from behind as he did not see the flash of the gun. He said he and Ebert did not see Wetzel, presuming they were alone in the patch. Mattis immediately crawled to the edge of the patch and ran in a stooping posture across the tracks to his auto which he drove to the store at Richfield, turned around and drowched. When he came opposite the patch he met Wetzel at the edge of the road with a gun in one hand and waving the other for him to stop. Mattis said that Wetzel exclaimed: "I am Hugo Wetzel. I have shot a man." Mattis replied: "I am Red Mattis Do you know my father." Wetzel replied that he did and continued that the partner of the man he shot had escaped, indicating he was not aware that Mattis was the one. Mattis accompanied Wetzel into the patch. It was so dark they could not see Ebert, discovering him by his groans. Mattis took E伯特 by the shoulders and Wetzel took his feet carrying him in this manner to Mattis car where he was stretched out on the running board. E伯特 wanted to know how badly he was hurt and Mattis struck a match but was able to learn little. Rudolph Wetzel, son of the defendant, was the next witness. He said he was nailee when the shot was fired. He went outside and assisted in carrying Ebert who asked for a drink. The defendant procuring it. Ebert wanted another drink immediately upon his arrival at the Anahiemh. He merely identified the victim. The principal witness for the state was "Red" Mattis popular young Anahiem boxer and chum of young Ebert Mattis said he and Ebert crawled into the melon patch about 10 p.m., Aug. 31. Ebert preceded him about 15 feet. The shot apparently from behind as he did not see the flash of the gun. He said he and Ebert did not see Wetzel, presuming they were alone in the patch. Mattis immediately crawled to the edge of the patch and ran in a stooping posture across the tracks to his auto which he drove to the store at Richfield, turned around and drowched. When he came opposite the patch he met Wetzel at the edge ofthe road with a gun in one hand and wavingthe other for himto stop.Mattis said that Wetzel exclaimed: "I am Hugo Wetzel.I have shot a man." Mattis replied: "I am Red Mattis Do you know my father." Wetzel replied that he did and continued that the partner ofthe manhe shot had escapedindicatinghewasnotawarethatMattiswastheone. Mattis accompanied Wetzel intothepatch.Hetthedirectedhimprocuringit.WetzelwantedanotherdrinkimmediatelyuponhisarrivalattheAnahiemhospital. He merely identifiedthevictim. The principal witness forthestatewas"Red"MattiscopularyoungAnahiemboxierandchumofyoungEbertMattissaidheandEbertcrawledintothemelonpatchabout10p.m.,Aug31.Ebertprecededhimabout15feet.Theshotapparentlyfrombehindashedidnotseetheflashofthegun.Hewasidentmadekilltheaccusedfilmcomedianunlessheissenttothepenitentiary.FrankDominguezchiefattorneyforArbuckle'sdefense,gaveoutthestatementthat14surprisewitnesseshavebeensecuredintheactor'sbehalfoutlinedtheplansofthedefenseandmadetheassertionthat"Fatty"willbebackhomeinLosAngelesbySundaynight. HeassertstheprosecutioncannotpreventthereleaseofArbuckleonballandsaystheactorwillcometoLosAngelesassoonashegetsoutofjail. ThedeaththreatagainstArbucklecameinhastormofalettertoHenryKellysecretindicatingthefilmstaronchargemanslaughterinconnectionwiththedeathofVirginiaRappewho diedfollowingacaroultinAnahiemh. He merely identifiedthevictim. The principal witness forthestatewas"Red"MattiscopularyoungAnahiemboxierandchumofyoungEbertMattissaidheandEbertcrawledintothemelonpatchabout10p.m.,Aug31.Ebertprecededhimabout15feet.Theshotapparentlyfrombehindashedidnotseetheflashofthegun.Hewasidentmadekilltheaccusedfilmcomedianunlessheissenttothepenitentiary.FrankDominguezchiefattorneyforArbuckle'sdefense,gaveoutthestatementthat14surprisewitnesseshavebeensecuredintheactor'sbehalfoutlinedtheplansofthedefenseandmadetheassertionthat"Fatty"willbebackhomeinLosAngelesbySundaynight. HeassertstheprosecutioncannotpreventthereleaseofArbuckleonballandsaystheactorwillcometoLosAngelesassoonashegiveshouldbepostedonthemenseventuallyoffoundation. 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PIPE LINE LOS ANGELES, Sept. 15.—Work will be started at once, it was declared today, on the $10,000,000 pipe line that will be used to bring fuel oil from the Mexican oil fields to Southern California coast points. The concession to build the pipe was granted to Clay T. Yerby, of Seal Beach, according to news received here yesterday, after the Mexican Government, it was reported, had previously denied the American government the same privilege. OLIVE SCHOOL ENTERED Continued vandalism at the Olive grammar school including the forcing of an entrance to the school basement by breaking a heavy padlock, has prompted school officials to offer a reward of $25 to anyone causing the arrest and conviction of the person or persons responsible for the outrages. According to school authorities, at least four attempts to gain entrance to the school building were made last year, several of them proving successful. YOUTH NABBED AS BIMINI BANDIT LOS ANGELES, Sept. 15.—Fighting desperately with a young man whom they alliege, attempted to hold up and rob the Bimini Bath house shortly before dawn, W. E. Smith, a clerk, and T. E. Moore, the night watchman at the place, arrested the youth, who gave the name of Edwin Ware, 16, after three shots were fired at the men by the suspect. Ware told Detectives Parsons and Cross of the police flying squadron, that he came here five days ago from his home in New York and last night went to the baths to swim. At Fairyland tonight and tomorrow, "Wine Fool", A Geo. Melford production, with James Kirkwood. Don't miss this. OPTICAL PARLOR NOW OPEN We are now in a position to give you the most up-to-date Optical Service possible. Using the Vertex test lenses, we as all the most scientific optical instruments on the market. Dr. Walter R. Blakely, Optometrist, Office over the S. Q. R. Store. 3 BANK ROBBERS NABBED IN SEATTLE LOS ANGELES, Sept. 15.—Three of the four men alleged to have robbed the Huntington Park branch of the Los Angeles Trust and Savings bank of approximately $45,000 Aug. 6, and for whose capture and conviction rewards aggregating $20,000 had been offered, were arrested in Seattle, Wash., early today, according to a dispatch from that city. BURNED SHIP'S CREW RESCUED LOS ANGELES, Sept. 15.—Adrift in a lifeboat, nine men comprising the crew of the power schooner Lotis, which was destroyed by fire off the Southern California coast, were picked up by the steamer Humbolt, 80 miles northwest of San Pedro today. Wireless information to this effect was received today at the San Francisco offices of the company owning the Lotus. CONDITIONS IN MICHIGAN DETROIT, Sept. 15.—More than twice as much grain has been moved out of Michigan this year as for any similar period one year ago. Diligence in the industrial world is steadily diminishing. Detroit industries are operating about 75 per cent capacity. Bank deposits for the last week in August were $39,000,000 above the low mark in April, while loans have decreased from $65,000,-000 in April to $19,000,000. MICHIGAN PICNIC SATURDAY There are some 50,000 Michigan people in So. Calif., and the call is out to all to join in a big jolly picnic in Sycamore Grove Park, Los Angeles, Saturday, Sept. 17th. It will be an all day picnic with basket dinners at noon and program following. County headquarters will be open all day and hot coffee supplied but all are to bring basket dinners. Watch for our opening ad of Anaheim New Drug Store. Buck & Gibson proprietors, 189 W. Center. REALTY SALE TO If you want to see Anaheim's new park assume the role of a real estate agent without city council dispose of the city property on Cycles Los Angeles-sits. The property is now occupied by the auto tourist camp which will be moved to the northwest corner of the new park. The Chartres-st property is 181 feet deep and fronts 180 feet on Cypress-st, large enough for four residence lots or for considerable business building. The price is $50 per foot or $9000. There is an alley on the east and west sides and the property is deep enough to permit an alley at the north side. The council proposes to take the proceeds from the sale and devote it to park improvements. City Manager O. E. Steward stated today he believed the price was the lowest of any really as close to the center of the city. 'BROTHER ISAIAH'S ARREST ORDERED LOS ANGELES, Sept. 15.—Orders for the issuance of a complaint charging "Brother Isaiah" Cudney, so-called "Miracle Man", with man-slaughter were issued today by Acting District Attorney W. C. Doran. The complaint, it was stated, was prepared following a conference of officials and will accuse the alleged faith healer of responsibility for the death of Mrs. Margaret S. Dunbar of Pomona. A coroner's jury at Pomona yesterday returned a verdict that Mrs. Dunbar had died as the result of manipulations upon her by "Brother Isaiah." Witman Eyesight Specialist. IN Dealer This Paper Believes in the People and Desires Nothing Better Than Their Continued Confidence. TWENTY-SIXTH YEAR GO WETZEL FREE PON $10,000 BONDS Offers No Opposition to Motion for Charge From Murder to Manslaughter. Placentia rancher, was bound superior court today after the charge of murder connection with the fatal shooting of a melon patch, had been reduced to knight on motion of his counsel, Attorney who was unopposed by the state. Bail $10,000 by Justice Leo Goeppert of New-place of Justice Cox. Porter, Placentia rancher, was bound superior court today after the charge of murders in a melon patch, had been reduced to knight on motion of his counsel, Attorney who was unopposed by the state. Bail $10,000 by Justice Leo Goeppert of New-place of Justice Cox. Where he was taken by Rudolph and his brother, Emil. Several times on the way to the hospital, Rudolph stated that Ebert exclaimed: "O, my God!" Emil was the next on the stand. He told practically the same story as his brother. He said he was writing a letter when the shot was fired. He said he didn't pay much attention to it as his father had been having trouble with melon raiders, shooting over their hends. He didn't go out until he heard voices. Dr. J. W. Truxaw, Anaheim health officer, told the result of the autopsy. He said several shots pierced the abdomen, causing internal hemorrhage through puncture of the stomach, right kidney and laceration of the liver. Several shots also pierced the left fore arm. L. F. Benton Fallerton oil worker, was the principal witness for the defense. Benton said that Wetzel came to his office and said he had shot a man. He called up the Fallerton horse. TWO HUNDRED DIE IN RUSSIAN BATTLE LONDON, Sept. 15.—Flerce fighting has taken place on the White sea coast between Russian naval and land forces, 200 having been killed, according to an unconfirmed Helsingfors dispatch to the Daily News today. ARREST NINE MORE BANDIT SUSPECTS Nine more Mexicans were being held in the county jail today on suspicion in connection with the murder and robbery at the Delhi general store Sunday evening. Seven were arrested yesterday afternoon when sheriff's deputies were called to Delhi following the firing of a couple of shots and two men were arrested last night. Sheriff Jackson is now holding 17 suspects and believes he has the right men. WIFE DEFENDS MAN HELD AS SLAYER LOS ANGELES, Sept. 15.—Mrs. Elizabeth Bannon, held in jail with her husband, Edward Bannon, a street car motorman, on a joint SALE TO AID PARK WIFE DEFENDS MAN HELD AS SLAYER LOS ANGELES, Sept. 15. — Mrs. Elizabeth Bannon, held in jail with her husband, Edward Bannon, a street car motorman, on a joint charge of murder in connection with the shooting of J. H. Brigham, a Pacific Electric official, announced today that Bannon "did the right thing" when he shot Brigham and that she was confident that everything would come out all right. She stated that she was happy to be in jail with her husband and declared that the shooting resulted in her "confession" of relations with Brigham which, she says, incensed her husband. Brigham was shot late last Saturday night while waiting for a street car in Santa Monica. Packers Start Labor War With Open Shop WASHINGTON, Sept. 15. — The big packers will follow their adoption of the so-called American plan of employer organizations with wage cuts, despite the present agreements, Secretary Morrison, of the American Federation of Labor said today. "Open shop" was established today by four of the nation's largest packers. Officials of the International Butchers' union were notified by the packers that in the future only the employees and not union officials would be dealt with. USE AIRSHIP PAINT ON FINGER NAILS LONDON, Sept. 15—Airplane dope for the fingernails is the latest vagary of society maneuvering. This is a veneer used in waterproofing the wings of planes. It is also used in garages on brass work. A beauty parlor can be stocked for less than $5. Women say the dope gives a polish that shines like the sun and lasts for weeks. Bridge players and pianists are acclaiming its merits. CLEAR GROUND FOR LAUNDRY BUILDING The house belonging to Theodore Bros., at the southeast corner of Elm and Lemon-st., was being moved today by A. D. Moodle to 414 No. Lemon-st. Nicholas Theodore will make his home in the house. The house is being moved to clear the ground for the second large building of the Anaheim Laundry Co. RAPPE PICTURES BARRED IN DENVER DENVER, Sept. 15. — A motion picture showing Miss Virginia Rappe in SALE TO AID PARK Anaheim's new park improved in the near future, real estate agent without commission and help the city property on Cypress-st between Lemon and occupied by which will be best corner of property is 181 feet on Cy-fer four resilient business is $50 per an alley on sides and the high to permit side. Steward stat- the price was as close to MAH'S' ORDERED 15.— Orders a complaintiah" Cudney," with man-doday by Act. C. Doran, stated, was conference of the alleged ability for the S. Dunbar of Pomona yes-let that Mrs. the result of by "Brother mailist. BANDITS SHOT IN HOLDUP OF TRAIN FORT WORTH, Tex., Sept. 15.— Robbery of Texas & Pacific train No. 11 was frustrated early today, when two of four bandits were shot and killed. They were "Bill" Edwards, a former engineer of the road, and a man known as "Indian Charlie," according to police. Edwards was the "brains" of the gang of four men, police said. "Indian Charlie" boarded the train at Fort Worth. A few miles from the city he entered the mail car, stuck up the mail clerk and threw three pouches of mail from the moving train. Police and federal officers were hiding in the car and shot the Indian as he was bending over the safe. WILL NOT CONFER SAVE AS FREE STATE DUBLIN, Sept. 15.— Ireland will negotiate as a free state. The reply of President De Valera to Premier Lloyd George's invitation to a conference at Inverness which was issued here today contained this definite statement. The British prime minister had insisted that Ireland's remaining a part of the empire must be accepted by Sinn Fein before the conference could take place. CANCELS ARBUCKLE PICTURES C. L. Head, of the Anaheim Theatre Co., announces that he has cancelled all the Arbuckle pictures which he had booked. It was announced that Mr. Head contemplated such procedure, but he wishes to state that this positively has been done. LAUNDRY BUILDING The house belonging to Theodore Bros., at the southeast corner of Elm and Lemon-st., was being moved today by A. D. Moodle to 414 No. Lemon-st. Nicholas Theodore will make his home in the house. The house is being moved to clear the ground for the second large building of the Anaheim Laundry Co. RAPPE PICTURES BARRED IN DENVER DENVER, Sept. 15.—A motion picture showing Miss Virginia Rappe in a leading role which was to have been shown here today at a theater was barred by Frank Downer, manager of safety and excise. Downer prohibited the picture because of the "Fatty" Arbuckle case in San Francisco, which has followed the death of Miss Rappe. ESTIMATE MOUNTAIN LUMBER PRODUCTION VANCOUVER, B. C., Sept. 15.— Lumber production for the mountain mills for the first six months of 1921 was approximately 100,000,000 feet and shipments for the same period roughly totaled 75,000,000 feet, according to an estimate made by Secretary Poole of the Mountain Lumber Manufacturers' association. CHORUS GIRL IS BLINDED BY ACID COLORADO"SPRINGS, Sept. 15.— Miss Ellen Winkler, pretty 21-year-old chorus girl of Chicago, was probably blinded for life when she was ehowered with a mixture of sulphuric and carbolic acid as she was boarding a train. ST. LOUIIS DARKENED BY MYSTERY CLOUDS ST. LOUIS, Sept. 15.—This city was completely darkened by heavy clouds for several minutes shortly after 9 o'clock today. It was necessary to light lights throughout the city in order to continue business. $10 Legion prize dance at Pressel hall each Tuesday. EYE EXAMINATIONS 23 years experience, during which time I served 10 years as a member of the North Dakota State Board of Examiners in Optometry. Office now open over the E. Q. R. Store, Dr. Walter R. Blakely, Optometrist.