oc-plain-dealer 1922-01-12

KELLEY HEARING IS BEGUN TODAY The accident that was predicted before it happened was depicted today in superior court when Leonard Kelley, 24, of Fullerton went on trial before a jury in Superior Judge Williams' court. The jury was composed of R. M. Jackson, Guy Williams, W. L. Leighy, Mrs. Agnes E. Carroll, Joel Proctor, J. M. Millen, Henry Lopstein, W. H. Kelser, Miss Minnie C. Childs, S. E. Andrews, Congdon R. Cook, T. Z. Howard. Witnesses for the state related versions of the accident at First and Burch-sts., Santa Ana, Sept. 25, when Kelley's National auto, driven by Miss Joy McGlaughly, of Fullerton, collided with a Ford containing C. E. Forester and family of Santa Ana. Kelley is charged with driving on without stopping to offer aid. A. Peterson, motorcycle officer, one of the first on the scene after the accident, told of following Kelley's car away from the scene and finally stopping it when it experienced difficulty in making a turn at the north end of Santa Ana, due to a damaged steering apparatus. H. Farney is the witness who says he predicted the accident when Kelley's car was a block away. He said Kelley was sitting very close to the girl with his arm on the back of the seat. Kelley and his attorneys, Allen & Lyon of Fullerton, were awaiting anxiously for opportunity to present their side of the case. MAJ.-GEN. ASSIGNED TO PHILIPPINE POST WASHINGTON, Jan. 12.—Major General William M. Wright, commander of the Ninth corps area, with headquarters at San Francisco, Cal., was relieved from his post here today by Secretary of War Weeks and assigned to command the Philippines department. Wright will sail from San Francisco on or about Feb. 5. Major General Charles B. Martin, on duty here, will succeed him. City Briefs Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Manter were Los Angeles visitors yesterday. A merry party composed of Mr. and Mrs. Carl W. Martin, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Marlon and Mr. and Mrs. J. Johnston motored to Long Beach on Monday and after taking in various amusements enjoyed a delicious chop suey supper. Mrs. D. Degryse is very much improved after an illness of several days. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Trapp will be dinner guests this evening of Mr. and Mrs. Stones in Artesia. Other guests will be Mrs. Mary Beale of Los Angeles and Mrs. Emory Burrows. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Neenno, who are touring in California from the east arrived home yesterday from San Francisco where they have been for the past week. They will remain with Mr. Neenno's brother, C. J. Neenno for several days before proceeding to Long Beach where they will visit with friends. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Stevens of Santa Ana will be the week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schneider. Mrs. Parsons of Corona is the guest of her sister, Mrs. H. I., Parsons. Mrs. Hattie V. Howard left over the Santa Fe for So. St. Paul. George Ross spent yesterday in Riverside. Miss Alice Goddicksen, who is ill at the Anaheim Sanitarium with inflammatory rheumatism, is reported to be improving. John Didan left over the Santa Fe, today for Denison, Iowa. Mrs. Emma Losey entertained with a dinner party last evening and had as her guests, Miss Violet Neale and Mr. Tom Losey. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Baumartel, were business visitors in Los Angeles on Wednesday. Dan Craven of Dallas, Texas, has recently arrived from that place and is now the guest of Mr. and Mrs. E.R. Price at their ranch about three miles west of Anaheim. Paul Scott has returned from a five months trip back to his home in Havelock, Nebraska, and is with his FATTY JURY MAY BE ENABLED OF THE FIRST WITHOUT THE SELECTION HEAR THE Evidence IN OF Roscoe "Fatty" A slaughter loomed a blity today as the t jury was resumed. Of the original 620 remained today; tatively seated in the three women. Five box ready for exe When the box is peremptory challenge empty it again. It is believed that seven jurors passed court resumed today weeding out process lenges. Judge Louderback for exhaustion of the big court. He has summoned of jurors larly drawn and s courts. At the rate of p day, a jury will be sworn before Saturday procedure of select box fills. BEADED BACK AT EFKE The largest and most play of imported b seen in this city are the windows of the & Novelty Company, Bohemia, and belin are offered as low cents each. Plain De bring today's advert store can obtain on five cent bags at sl The bags sell as and some contain m beads. Tiffany's in l only other store wh obtained, and the costs $150.00. The proprietor, able only by a coin the choice line, and MAJ.-GEN. ASSIGNED TO PHILIPPINE POST WASHINGTON, Jan. 12.—Major General William M. Wright, commander of the Ninth corps area, with headquarters at San Francisco, Cal., was relieved from his post here today by Secretary of War Weeks and assigned to command the Philippines department. Wright will sail from San Francisco on or about Feb. 5. Major General Charles B. Martin, on duty here, will succeed him. DAMAGE ALLEGED; SUIT ON The Green-Marshal Company of Santa Ana today filed suit for $480.00 damages against Mr. and Mrs. harles F. Stroh. The company alleges that it spent this sum in making repairs to a truck which it claims was overturned by collision with a car driven in front of the truck by Mrs. Stroh, S. B. Kaufman of Santa Ana is the company's attorney. VERNON MYERS ELECTED Vernon Myers of Fullerton, was elected second vice president of the California Highway Patrolmen's Association-at a meeting in the Hotel Durant-at Lebec yesterday. He is county traffic officer. BEADED BAGS 95 ANAHEIM MUSIC AND NOVELTY COMPANY H. J. EFKER, Prop. P. S.—Special to Plain Dealer Readers—Bring this ad ment and 65c to our store and receive one of these bags Only Two More Da OF OUR PRE- Only Two More Days — OF OUR — PREINVENTORY SALI OF CORSETS, BRASSIERES, AND SILK UNDERWEAR SPECIAL PRICES ON Corsets Included in plain coutil and fancy brocade in white and pink. Among them are elastic girdles, hip confiners and medium bust and long hip designs. 98c, $1.98, $2.98, $3.98, $4.98 BRASSIERES PRICED 48c, 98c and $1.48 ONE FOURTH OFF on all Crepe de Chine Unde 25 PER CENT DISCOUNT on broken lines of Toilet Go A shipment of Silk Hole-Proof cry of extra sizes with the r feature. WATCH OUR WINDOWS Anaheim Corset Shop MRS. EDITH TAYLOR 215 W. Center Street NO REFUNDS — NO EXCHANGES FATTY JURY PANEL MAY BE EXHAUSTED SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 12.—Exhaustion of the first panel of jurors without the selection of a jury to hear the evidence in the second trial of Roscoe "Fatty" Arbuckle for man-slaughter loomed as a strong possibility today as the task of selecting a jury was resumed. Of the original 65 in the panel but 20 remained today. Seven were tentatively seated in the box, including three women. Five more were in the box ready for examination today. When the box is tentatively filled peremptory challenges will quickly empty it again. It is believed that few of the seven jurors passed for cause when court resumed today will survive the weeding out process through challenges. Judge Louderback was prepared for exhaustion of the jury panel in his court. He has arranged for the summoning of jurors already regularly drawn and serving in other courts. At the rate of progress the first day, a jury will hardly be finally sworn before Saturday, although the procedure of selection may be expected to be speeded up as the jury box fills. BEADED BAGS SHOWN AT EFKER'S STORE The largest and most elaborate display of imported beaded bags ever seen in this city are being shown at the windows of the Anaheim Music & Novelty Company. They came from Bohemia, and being a sample line are offered as low as ninety-five cents each. Plain Dealer readers who bring today's advertisement to the store can obtain one of the ninety-five cent bags at sixty-five cents. The bags sell as high as $75.00, and some contain more than 500,000 beads. Tiffany's in New York, is the only other store where they may be obtained, and the same bag there costs $150.00. The proprietor, H. J. Efker, was able only by a coincidence to obtain the choice line, and ladies who in- Derryvale Linens! 20 Per Cent Off Regular Prices —This offer includes our entire stock of Pure Linen Cloths and Napkins. PILLOW CASES 29c Each —42x36 and 45 x 36 good quality Pillow Cases specially priced. Wearwell Sheets 54x90 Special...$1.10 63x90 Special...$1.18 72x90 Special...$1.28 81x90 Special...$1.39 81x99 Special...$1.49 DR. JACKSON ENTERS PRIVATE PRACTICE Dr. John A. Jackson, formerly of the Johnston-Wickett Clinic, is entering private practice, and has opened an office and laboratory at 116 S. Melrose-st. Dr. Jackson felt the constant indoor work too confining and hopes to serve the community in this new relation. CARPENTER BESTS COOK LONDON, Jan. 12.—The French champion, Georges Carpentier, today knocked out George Cook in the fourth round of a bout. SPECIAL 95c OVELTY COMPANY Prop. Bring this advertise one of these bags. SILKS AND WOOL —Drastic reductions have been and Woolens. All-Wool Dress Goods —Included in this offer are marked three and four times offering them for. 40-in. Black Charmeuse $1.95 —All silk and excellent quality. Black Taffeta $1.69 —Soft, lustrous finish, 36 in. wide. LACES AND EMBROIDERY Linen Cluny Laces Imitation Crochet and Filet Laces —Widths up to 3½ inches, special offering. Embroideries 12c yd. Lace —One to four inches wide —P and all excellent values. The Semi-Annual White Fur Lowest Prices on Spreads, Linens Huck Towels —Good quality red border Huck Towels, good size, very special.....10c Bed Spreen —Full size Crochal of heavy quality CHILDREN'S UNION 1200 Garments Featured at ... Here is an opportunity for mothers to purchase Undermuslins at prices that are less than are splendidly made and finished and are materials.—The styles are here pictured. re Days LE UNDERWEAR FOURTH OFF e de Chine Underwear. CENT DISCOUNT lines of Toilet Goods. of Silk Hole-Proof Hosisizes with the rib top Shop ANAHEIM GES 1200 Garments Featured at Here is an opportunity for mothers to p Undermuslins at prices that are less than are splendidly made and finished and are terials. The styles are here pictured. Sizes 1 Year to 16 Years WHITE SALE Children and Miss Mustin Under Full sizes—Latest Sizes 1 to 16 ye Buy your Season SUPPLY BIG VALUE 59£ FALKENSTEIN EIN'S January Clearance Annual White Fair Bring's Prices of The Year Flannel Press Ginghams ...15c yd. presented in many years. The Outing Flannel of heavy quality and an immense range of pretty plaids. 25c Yard Daisy Flannel Underwear Crepe ... 25c Yard —Pink and white Underwear Crepe of heavy, durable quality. Muslin Yard 400 Yards Romper Cloth 19c Yard —A good range of patterns to choose from for those who come early—32 inches wide and absolutely fast colors. 500 Packages of Lux 9c Each —On sale in the Notion Section. For laundering Woolens, Silks and Cotton Fabrics. WOLKS AND WOOLENS AT CLEARANCE PRICES! Duplications have been made to insure a quick disposal of all Fall Silks Press Goods ... $1.00 Yard In this offer are materials originally and four times the price we are now for. HUNDREDS OF GARMENTS! Muslin Underwear Attractively Priced! LKS AND WOOLENS AT CLEARANCE PRICES! Conductions have been made to insure a quick disposal of all Fall Silks Press Goods . . . $1.00 Yard In this offer are materials originally and four times the price we are now for. Charmeuse $95 excellent qualfeta $1.69 finish, 36 in. COATING $2.95 Yard —Just about One-Half their former prices. SKIRTINGS $1.95, $2.95, $3.95 —Entire stock to be closed out. CES AND EMBROIDERIES! Laces Crochet ces to 3½ inches, specially priced for this 12c yd. 12c yd. Laces . . . 5c yd. inches wide —Pretty Val Laces in excellent values. widths up to one inch. HUNDREDS OF GARMENTS! Muslin Underwear Attractively Priced! Crepe and Nainsook Gowns at $1.95 —Elaborately trimmed Gowns of excellent materials specially priced. MUSLIN SKIRTS $1.65 —Choice of lace or embroidery trimmed garments of a good grade. BLOOMERS $1.19 Pair Choice of several styles. All unusual values. White Fair Brings The Year's Spreads, Linens, Towels, Sheets, Etc. Bed Spreads Full size Crochet Spreads, of heavy quality $2.65 Fancy Bath Towels Pretty pink and blue bordered Fancy Towels of exceptional quality, ea. 45c UNDER MUSLINS Priced at 19c, 29c, 59c, 79c For mothers to procure their entire year's supply of that are less than the price of material alone.—All finished and are made up of good serviceable ma-here pictured. 19c 29c 59c 79c WHITE SALE Children and Misses Mustin Underwear Full sizes - Latest Styles Sizes 1 to 16 years Buy your Season's SUPPLY EIN'S Anaheim