oc-plain-dealer 1922-04-25

Tuesday, April 25, 1922 Probe Boxer's Death from Blow NEW YORK. April 25.—Lew Brody, aged 21, boxer, struggled to his feet as the referee counted "nine" over him during a boxing bout here last night, received another blow that felled him and died today without regaining consciousness. No arrests have been made, but the district attorney declared an investigation will be started. Brody, as one of the principals in a semi-final bout at the Broadway Athletic Association's club card, had battled through eight rounds with Frank Pitcher. In the ninth he was knocked down twice, the second time falling unconscious. A ringside physician worked frantically for several minutes to revive the boxer and, failing, rushed him to a hospital. Physicians said Brody's skull was fractured. ROGERS FIGHTS IN 'ONE GLORIOUS DAY' He never had a real fight in his life, said Will Rogers, but he has had several screen scraps and the most thrilling one, probably, occurred during the filming of the Paranount comedy, "One Glorious Day" in which he plays the leading role, with Lila Lee as leading woman, and Alan Hale as the villain, which comes to the California theatre today. It is with Hale that Rogers has to endulge in a real rough and tumble light and as the former is a big man well muscled and in fine physical condition, the latter had to do some all hustling to keep from being damaged. When he had finished the scrap, he grinned and after puffing for a few minutes, observed: "I've been in places where I've had to do some arguing to get out without a fight, but I never had a regular scrap. I'd rather tell 'em a tattle or two and get their minds murder were prepared at the district attorney's office. It was expected that Reugg and Mosher would be arrested at the conclusion of the inquiry. The names of 300 members of the Ku Klux Klan were in the possession of the district attorney's office today. They were supplied by a special investigator who was said to have spied on recent meetings of the order in the city. Peterson and Carson, the Redondo police officers, and George W. Reynolds, assistant marshal at Inglewood, informed Doran that they will be able to identify at least three of the raiders who took Enduayen from his home. Elduaysen and his brother, Matthias Elduayen, were first taken to the Inglewood police station where the raiders demanded they be placed in jail. Those raiders were unmasked and Reynolds said he will be able to identify them. Peterson and Carson were at the Redondo jail when the raiders asked that the Elduayens be imprisoned there. Reugg who was shot through the groin, was pronounced out of danger by Dr. J. Frank Garrison today." OCCUPY NEW Mr. and Mrs. G. T. daughters are moving their new home in the 220 West Broadway, been but recently coming building is thoroughly eery respect and contact Mr. and Mrs. Jake S. move tomorrow into a flats. UNCOVER BOOTLEG SAN FRANCISCO, Samuel F. Rutter, Feition Director, is seeking of deputy sheriffs and up" police officers accolegging graft. A gigal ing conspiracy has beec by Rutter working wit lice Daniel O'Brien. Mosher was wounded Reugg will be confi for two weeks, Dr. and arrangements we him to give his test bedside. It is with Hale that Rogers has to endulge in a real rough and tumble light and as the former is a big man well muscled and in fine physical condition, the latter had to do some all hustling to keep from being damaged. When he had finished the scrap, he grinned and after puffing for a few minutes, observed: "I've been in places where I've had to do some arguing to get out without a fight, but I never had a regular scrap. I'd rather tell 'em a trouble." Santa Fe Lease SANTA FE LEASE, April 25.—(Spl.) Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cleveland and family spent the week in Los Angeles. Anaheim visitors Saturday night were Mr. and Mrs. B. Walkup, Mr. and Mrs. Andy Lyle and family, Mr. and Mrs. Mann, Mr. and Mrs. Coakly and daughter, Lola; Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Jones and family, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Williams and son, Brownie; Mr. and Mrs. Bern Ryan, Mr. and Mrs. Tuner and sons Keith and Willis, Mr. and Mrs. T. Heirman, Mr. and Mrs. H. Schryer and daughter, Olive, Mona and Helen Meranda, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Vanatta and daughter, Dorothy, Jake Collins and Jane and Louise Cullen. Mr. and Mrs. R. Meranda and family and Mr. and Mrs. El Woodward and daughter, June Maxine motored to Little Bear Lake where they enjoyed a delightful lunch later in the evening, returning to their home on this lease reporting a wonderful time. Mrs. Bert Spear and mother-in-law, Mrs. Spear and Mrs. J. Flynn and family enjoyed taking a dainty walk and motoring to the sandy beach. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Johnson are entertaining their granddaughter, little Miss Lucile Gilbert of the Puente lease. Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Jones and daughter, Sadie and son, Robert, were guests at the home of Mrs. B. Gale, of Yorba Linda. Mr. and Mrs. Tuner had as their dinner guests Saturday, Mrs. Velt's daughters, Hazel, Frances, Grace and Peggy of the Olinda lease. Little Miss May Vanatta is reported very ill having a severe cold. Mr. Keith Ford and Miss Williamina Ryan motored to Los Angeles Saturday evening where they enjoyed super and afterward attended Grau-man's theatre. Mr. and Mrs. Bowe and family are sporting a new Chevrolet. Mr. and Mrs. H. Schryer and daughter, Olive and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Andrews spent Sunday evening with Mr. Andrew's mother, Mrs. Nelie Andrews of Compton. Mr. and Mrs. Ledbeater and family left Friday for Utah, where they U.S. Army Leggins —Genuine U.S.A.Royal Navy Leggins regulation style New and unused Carried in every size made Sale price Genuine U.S.A.Royal Navy BLANKET —New and unused, all wool, 66 by 80, dark grey blanket Prepare yourself for that camping trip now At our lowest price ever $4.25 29c Quality Ladies' Vest —In two styles: Bodices and neck Fine gauze knit from a splendid quality of cotton, full cut Sale price 17c Boys' Snappy Shape Caps —Best $1.50 seller, wool cap in the new material and shape.Size 6½ to 7.Priced very low at 95c Fancy Wide Assortment —About five width, all silk taffeta, woven stripes and Hos —Ladies' A Hosiery in white and g雾 "Chipi Knit" line, S雾 —Ladies' A Little Miss May Vanatta is reported very ill having a severe cold. Mr. Keith Ford and Miss Willamina Ryan motored to Los Angeles Saturday evening where they enjoyed supper and afterward attended Grauman's theatre. Mr. and Mrs. Bowe and family are sporting a new Chevrolet. Mr. and Mrs. H. Schryer and daughter, Olive and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Andrews spent Sunday evening with Mr. Andrew's mother, Mrs. Nellie Andrews of Compton. Mr. and Mrs. Ledbeater and family left Friday for Utah, where they will make their future home. Miss Vera Feldner spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Feldner of Orange. Mrs. Wayne Loomis and son, Wayne Jr., have returned to their home after spending a few days at the home of her ill sister at Riverdale. Mr. Fred Jones spent Saturday evening at Long Beach. Mr. and Mrs. P. Cole of Placencia spent Sunday evening with Mr. Cole's sister, Mrs. Bert Ryans and family. Open Inglewood Night Death Raid Inquest (Continued from page one) and C. W. Carson, Redondo police officers who refused to jail Eldua-yen after he was taken from his home by the raiders. Meanwhile, steps were being taken for the impaneling of the 1922 county grand jury for the purpose of making a sweeping investigation of the Inglewood outrage and the Ku Klux Klan. It was expected that the new grand jury would be set before the end of its term by Superior Judge Houser. Complaints charging young Mosher, who fired on Marshall Woerner in the gun fight in which Constable Mosher was killed, with assault with intent to commit Boot Shop BRANDENBERG INC 214 WEST CENTER ST. THE HOME OF SMART SHOES Boys' Snappy Shape Caps —Best $1.50 seller, wool cap in the new material and shape. Size 6½ to 7. Priced very low at 95c $1.25 Child's Dresses on Sale —In at least six styles, all pretty patterns. Very neatly trimmed; well made. Sale price 79c Men's Better 15c Grade COTTON SOX 7½c In many colors; all sizes. Men's "Boss" Overalls, Union M —It will be a long time before you buy Boss Overalls named in this sale. Lay in your supply now at H. D. Lee Union-Alls $2.45 —Everybody demands Lee Union-Alls and nothing can outwear them; worth $3.50 but buy them for four days more at $2.45 The Famous Good "Jumbo" S THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA OCCUPY NEW FLATS Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Ingram and daughters are moving today into their new home in the Ingram Flats, 220 West Broadway, which have been but recently completed. The building is thoroughly modern in every respect and contains four flats. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Schneider will move tomorrow into another of the flats. UNCOVER BOOTLEG CONSPIRACY SAN FRANCISCO, April 25. — Samuel F. Rutter, Federal Prohibition Director, is seeking the arrest of deputy sheriffs and other "higher up" police officers accused of bootlegging graft. A gigantic bootlegging conspiracy has been uncovered by Rutter working with Chief of Police Daniel O'Brien. Mosher was wounded in the arm. Reugg will be confined to his bed for two weeks, Dr. Garrison said, and arrangements were made for him to give his testimony at his bedside. TAGGART TO BUILD CABIN AT BIG BEAR Paul Taggard will leave within a few days for the opening of the trout season at Big Bear Lake. While there he will erect a cabin where his family will spend a month after the close of the school term. H. P. Toblin and E. M. Schlotter are among Anaheimers who will open the trout season at Big Bear. Scores of trout fishermen here have been inquiring whether Little Bear lake would be open May 1, the day of the opening of the season. The lake will be open. Snow covering the road over the divide is being shoveled out of the way. Road building material is being hauled at night and crews of workmen are putting this in place in the daytime. Up to today there were 60 or more boats on the lake. More will be shipped there from San Bernardino. Indications are that there will be boats enough for everyone when the trout season opens. Plain Dealer for Good Job Printing. 3 PER CENT LOAN CO.'S UNSOUND LOS ANGELES, April 25. — The basis of operation of the three per cent loan companies in the state is unsound, according to E. M. Daugh-who has made rulings which are expected to end the three per cent rate. One ruling provides that a contract shall have a surrender value equal to the sum of all contract payments minus expenses which would have been taken from the face of the loan had it been granted and accumulated interest at the rate of four per cent compounded semiannually. BOOTLEG RING HAS FLEET NEW YORK, April 25. — A rich bootlegg ring has mobilized a fleet of former submarine chasers to combat the dry forces of the government, customs officials charged. It is declared that $3,000,000 worth of rum has been run into the United States from Bermuda and Havana by these vessels, manned by officers wearing the uniform of th United States. Plain Dealer for Good Job Printing. HEREMARKABLE LOOK That Keep Crowd GREAT U LAST CALL 4 MORE DAYS And It's Your Move! —We have prepared for a great clipose, we are no longer overembrace all April and propense importance that was opening of this great sale, far than any sale of the AD MAN. GREAT U SA And Take No —We are going thru the entire stock drawing up bins and counters and with all emphasis, folks, you'll not buy our greatest sale, a true Unloading Sale where prices are made to move the goods and indeed the values are so powerful as to compel buying. TOPKIS ATHLETIC UNION SUITS —Topkis is a quality garment nationally known us such. A strong reinforced closed crotch athletic Union Suit worth $1.25. Offered now at the low price 85c B. V. D. Athletic Unions —The best athletic Union Suit in small check nainsook, elastic shoulder straps and waistband; $1.50 values. Lay in your supply at our sale price of $1.10 Fancy Wide Ribbon Assortment —About five inches in width, all silk moire and taffeta, woven and novelty stripes and floral patterns 29c Children's Bear Brand Hosiery —So strong for school wear for both boy and girl. Fine rib, fast black; per pair 27c Misses' Patent Milan Hats —Large size hat converted into a roll brim or mushroom shape. Colors: black, brown and navy $1.98 LADIES' FINE SILK WAISTS —The very newest creations in ladies' blouses, all silk materials of heavy minuette, georgette, crepe-de-chine and pongee. The comparative price is low at $5.00. Four days selling at $3.39 Beautiful Dresses So Suitable for Street Wear 15c grade Unbleache 36-inch v Muslin 19c grade Full Blea Devonshire wide Fast color in popula 69c and s in new s Hosiery —Ladies' All Pure Silk Hosiery in brown, black, white and grey. The famous "Chipman Knit" line. Sale price $79c —Ladies' All Pure Silk Hosiery in the two newest and popular shades, nude and fawn. $1.45 quality. Sale price $1.19 —Ladies' Highly Mercerized Hosiery with mock seam at back. Reinforced belf, foot and toe; 45c quality and a grade that wears. Sale ... $33¹c —Men's All Pure Silk Hosiery in colors of brown, black, grey, navy and white. 75c grade and will surprise you at sale price ... $49c —Men's Highly Mercerized Lisle Hosiery in brown, black, grey, navy and white and in a quality that will give excellent wear. Sale price... $23c ralls, Union Made $1.39 ore you buy Boss Overalls at the price our supply now ... $1.39 The Famous Milton-Goodman "Jumbo" Shirt $1.39 —Triple stitched, reinforced, double yoke, ventilated, full cut work shirt. Remember only four days more to sell at ... $1.39 Beautiful Dresses So Suitable for Street Wear —Dress of popular checked gingham; collar, cuffs and pockets of white plique. Button trimmed, elastic waist; tie sash; $4 values sale price $3.39 —The "Bettermade" $5.00 dress of excellent quality ginghams. Quality organdie collars, cuffs and sashes; neatly trimmed. Several styles at the sale price $3.95 —a very beautiful dress made of fine quality zephyr-small check ginghams. Long lapel collar, cuffs, vestee and panels of imported organdie. Was priced low at $6.95. Offered extra special at. $5.19 Sebastian Brod QualityDry Goods-Notions-Monts Furnishings 119 W.CENTER ST. ANAHEIM The Economy Center of Orange Orx PACKING HOUSES RESUME SHIPPING The Anaheim Orange & Lemon Association, which has been packing lemons the past two days, will be giving packing valencias again tomorrow. The association expects to ship 12 cars this week, said Manager G. W. Sandilands. The Anaheim Citrus Fruit Association will resume packing Thursday, according to Manager W. H. Schureman. The Anaheim Cooperative Orange Association began to pack again today. ORDER FLAGSHIP TO CHINA MANILA, April 25.—The Huron flagship of the Asistic squadron, has been ordered to China, where a new revolution has broken out. The vessel will sail today. SAN FRANCISCO, April 25.—The local customs office seized a shipment of arms and ammunition designed for the Chinese revolutionaries on the China Mail Steamship Nanking. SIR KENRY DETERDING IN L.A. LOS ANGELES, April 25.—Sir Henry W. A. Deterding, the so-called Rockefeller of England, has arrived here. He is on a visit of inspection of California oil fields. He is executive head of the Royal Dutch Shell Company, which owns the Union Oil of Delaware and Roxana Petroleum Company. JAPAN MAY JOIN ENTENTE GENOA, April 24.—Japan to join the Russo-German entente? This is the latest report here. Russian diplomats are said to be working toward that end. If consummated the new alliance would command territory reaching from the Pacific to the North Sea. MORGAN ACCEPTS COMMISSION NEW YORK, April 25.—J. F. Morgan announced he had agreed to act as a member of the commission asked by the Allied Representations Commissions to arrange an international loan to Germany. Morgan said the loan probably would be of a popular sort, the bonds being offered to persons of moderate means. LELOWPRICES Keep Crowds Coming To This AT UNLOADING UNLOADING SALE Make Notice Everybody! stock drawing upon the reserves and again piling high the bargain ks, you'll not buy at these low prices next week... Saturday ends ere prices are s are so powNATIONAL GINGHAM WEEK April 24-29 and our Sale Prices make it the "Buy" word of This Store Miscellaneous Items of Great Importance 15c grade, 36-inch 11c Unbleached Muslin 36-inch wide Full Bleached Muslin 11c 19c grade 36-inch 15c Full Bleached Muslin Devonshire Cloth, 32 inches 29c wide Fast colored figured Jap Crepe 39c in popular checks 69c and 89c quality 40-inch Volles 39c in new spring patterns 15c grade, 36-inch Unbleached Muslin ... 11c 36-inch wide Full Bleached Muslin ... 11c 19c grade 36-inch Full Bleached Muslin ... 15c Devonshire Cloth, 32 inches wide ... 29c Fast colored figured Jap Crepe in popular checks ... 39c 69c and 89c quality 40-inch Volles in new spring patterns ... 39c Very good grade, 81 by 90 Seamless Sheet ... $1.19 Non-rustable Dress Snaps, 10c grade, all sizes; white and black; 3 dozen ... 10c Nickel plated Safety Pins, in three sizes; 10c grade, now ... 4c Buttons—our very best 10c Pearl Buttons, now offered at 2 cards ... 15c 24 by 48 Rag Rug $1.45 —In brown, dark blue, old rose and grey. The actual worth of these rugs are $2.25. Four days more selling at this sale price of $1.45. GREAT SPECIALS IN GINGHAMS Another shipment of this splendid gingham just in time to sound the last call for a good 22c quality of new spring ginghams at the ridiculously low price per yard Beautiful Tissue Gingham Fine Quality Ginghams —The very newest Spring patterns, and can be pronounced exquisite; 75c is a low comparative price, and our price per yard for this Sale Price 59c Sale Price 23c