oc-plain-dealer 1923-01-05

WHEN THRU WITH YOUR PLAIN DEALER, MAIL IT TO EASTERN FRIENDS—IT MAY BRING THEM TO ANAHEIM, FASTEST GROWING CITY IN ORANGE COUNTY. VOL. XXVI—NO. 120 FROG WORST MENACE TO PLUNGE City Council Given Pointers on Construction of Swimming Pool Know Ye what constitutes the greatest drawback to a swimming pool such as Anaheim will soon have in the city park? It's nothing more nor less than bull frogs, common to the "ole swimmin hole" since the dawn of history. This was the information given city council last night by Hans Madlener, swimming expert, in an earnest warning against some common mistakes in construction of public plunges. Madlener has had a plunge on his ranch about three miles south of Anaheim, the fifth house west of the Log Cabin fruit stand on Orangewood-ave., for 17 years. Madlener has not only entertained the best swimmers in So. Cal. but from other parts of the world, including the champion swimmer of Australia: "I have had to rebuild my plunge not once but twice to correct mistakes." Take the frogs, for instance, though Czecho Official Target of Assassin PRAGUE, Jan. 5.—An unsuccessful attempt was made here today to assassinate Minister of Finance Räschlin of the Czecho-Slovak cabinet. Dr. Räschlin was leaving his home when a young Bohemian who had been lying in wait fired three shots with a revolver. The minister was wounded but escaped death. The Bohemian was arrested and gave the name of Schobal. He said he was an employee of the Bank of Bohemia. NEED FUNDS FOR LEVEE BRUSH News that the Bear Valley dam is now at the crest and that further rainfall will carry millions of gallons of flood waters down the Santa Ana river, should further flood conditions prevail, does not daunt in the least the courageous spirits of Fritz Yungbluth, Secretary Dlerker, Charlie Hollingshead, John Cook, Joe Carroil and a score of others interested in the curbing of that famous stream. Madlener has had a plunge on his ranch about three miles south of Anaheim, the fifth house west of the Log Cabin fruit stand on Orangewood-ave., for 17 years. Madlener has not only entertained the best swimmers in So. Cal. but from other parts of the world, including the champion swimmer of Australia. "I have had to rebuild my plunge not once but twice to correct mistakes." "Take the frogs, for instance. They're an awful nuisance, though the solution is really very simple. They made so much noise that neighbors complained their skimbers were disturbed. I could hear them when I passed Ball-rd. on my return from Anaheim. You might think they were easy to catch but not so. I used to grab 80 to 100 early in the morning, when they were not so agile after singing all night, and think I had the pool entirely cleaned out, but the following night they would be going as strong as ever. Their orchestra attracted every frog from miles around. "The real solution was this--build a wall about a foot high around the pool and the bull frogs, despite their records for standing high jump, can't get over." Here are some more suggestions and warnings given by Mr. Madlener: "It is very important that there be a system for healing the water. The patronage will be increased two or three times if this is done. A boller for such purposes costs $1500 and oil is used for fuel. The system will pay for itself in one season. At Pasadena where the water is heated, patrons are attracted from nearby cities with unheated plunges. The more patronage, the more revenue. You might as well make it right while you are about it. Scientists agree that swimming is the finest body developer and most healthful of any sport, due to the action of the water on the body while so many muscles are being exercised. "You should buy cotton bathing suits for men and woolen suits for women, because wool is warmer." There should be a laundry room with wringers so that bathing suits and towels can be dried immediately. If allowed to stay wet, they soon rot, greatly increasing the expense. "There should be a fence around the pool to prevent bathers wandering away, getting their feet muddy and returning to discolor the water." There should be a few seats for on-lookers. "There should be a rest room for women, necessary toilers for everyone, adequate lockers, though it is not necessary to have individual dressing rooms for boys under 14 if each is provided with a hook or pigeon-hole in which to place his clothes." The larger part of the pool should be three to four feet deep with a dividing space at least nine feet deep at one end. If it is less than nine feet, crack their heads on the BRUSH News that the Bear Valley dam is now at the crest and that further rainfall will carry millions of gallons of flood waters down the Santa Ana river, should further flood conditions prevail, does not daunt in the least the courageous spirits of Fritz Yungbluth, Secretary Dlerker, Charlie Hollingshead, John Cook, Joe Carroll and a score of others interested in the curbing of that famous stream. When informed yesterday by the C. of C. that Engineer McBride had conveyed the news that further flow in the great water shed might endanger the work already done on the Anaheim "frontier" of the unruly river, Fritz Yungbluth said: "We will meet the emergency. Our committee has been properly organized, but we sorely need the uncollected $2,000 which would now provide us not only with funds to complete the placing of brush against the levee, between that and the pilng, but also leave us a small fund to combat the waters, as they reach a dangerous crest." John Cook, one of the fellows who has stood knee-deep in the floods of 1921-2, and Charlie Hollingshead, has done his "bit," re-echoed the opinion of compadres emphatically, and H. P. Dlerker stated there would be help from the nearby ranches and the committee workers any time the waters looked rough. SAYS BOYS STOLE AUTO, SOLD PARTS Vern Berry, Roy Gano, John Noutary, Arthur Finch and Jack Sheranano were arraigned this morning before Judge French on the charge of taking an automobile from San Pedro, bringing it to Fullerton and tearing it up, and making away with the parts. All the boys except Noutary had been before the court before on other charges, and the whole bunch was remanded to the juvenile court. Confessions were made by some of the boys. Several of the boys were members of the former "Hill Rovers" band, which occasioned the police so much trouble last year. J. Levitt was fined $10 by Judge French on the charge of speeding. The judge also sentenced three "no-boos" to 30 days each in the county jail. CYPRESS STAGES BUILDING BOOM A small building boom is going on in Cypress which is to add something to the appearance of the business district. Arthur Cutter is putting up a two-story building, the lower floor. SEEKING TO SHIP Jose Mendonza Fullerton this his brother. He two months on landing in Sea newspaper magazine trials to show how to Bar Assays says that he experience on His mother real estate of $500 ther has an infinity. He says that in the islands no lack of emigration since this tone collect public are published lish. The island good system o paved, and bo various islands. REPORTS OF Mildred Caitho local police Soliton-street night and taken. The ta to the report let, an Elk's cigarettes, and THREE FRONT Three mencape from at 7:20 a.m. may occupy collision on County Hospital and bruises ally wreckedthe hospital home. The men 311 North Ing an Oakland and W. F. Main-st. San C.L. Stewig Ford touring Goddickson blinded by wgs driving road INGAWAY, getting them away and returning to discolor the water. "There should be a few seats for on-lookers." "There should be a rest room for women, necessary toilets for everyone, adequate lockers, though it is not necessary to have individual dressing rooms for boys under 14 if each is provided with a hook or pigeon-hole in which to place his clothes. "The larger part of the pool should be three to four feet deep with a dividing space at least nine feet deep at one end. If it is less than nine feet, divers will crack their heads on the bottom. "A rope or fence should afford a place for women to themselves. "Care should be taken that all water wings are new, as they soon rot and often play out on non-swimmers in deep water, endagering lives. "There should be showers for all bathers before entering the pool. "Water, when it comes out of the wells, is 62 degrees. An outside pool should be 72 degrees. It should be built so the sun can hit it as much of the day as possible. There should be a fence to cut off the cool evening breeze from the ocean. If the water isn't warm, bathers won't go in, and you want just as large a percent of the public as possible to enjoy the plunge." Madlener applied for the position of swimming instructor at the city plunge, saying if he were given the position he would sell his ranch and move into Anaheim. CARPENTER'S TOO WENKEN A robbery in which his carpenter tools were stolen has been reported to local police by Emil H. Weber, 625 N. Philadelphia-st. The robbery occurred Dec. 27 but was not reported until last night. Tools taken: four raws, two planes, one hammer, two hand-axes, one chisel, one punch drill, and one square. Texas Tamales and delicious sandwiches. Heyling's Soda Fountain. BUILDING PERMITS Lois Hodges, remodel house at 312 N. Olive-st., cost $500. Ray Fisher, stucco residence and garage at 543 S. Clementine-st., cost $3,000. R. J. Redden, frame garage at 520 E. Broadway, cost $250. CYPRESS STAGES BUILDING BOOM A small building boom is going on in Cypress which is to add something to the appearance of the business district. Arthur Cutter is putting up a two-story building, the lower floor to be used for a fruit stand and restaurant, with rooms upstairs. John Stoddard is erecting a garage for several trucks. ORANGE COUNTY MAN VISITS EXPOSITION D. C. Pixley, prominent banker of Orange, and a seasoned globe trotter will sail Wednesday, Jan. 10, for South America, to attend the International exposition being held in Rio de Janeiro. Mr. Pixley will leave San Pedro on the Pacific Mail Liner Ecuador, and transfer at Panama to a South American steamer. He will dock at Valpariso, Chile, and go from there by rail to the Brazilian city. He will return to the states at New York in May and visit relatives in Illinois en route. GIRLS WOUNDED IN DUBLIN BOMB BLAST DUBLIN, Jan. 5. — A number of civilians, including two girls, were wounded today in bomb explosions at Powler Memorial hall and the general postoffice building. AGED MAN DIES HERE Louis P. Smith, an aged man of Inglewood, died yesterday at the local sanitarium. The body was taken to Inglewood for funeral services and interment. New patients at the sanitarium include: C. Bowden, Brea; Mrs. Hugh K. Osborne, Santa Ana; Mrs. E. F. Wents, Fullerton; and Mrs. C. W. Harvey, Long Beach. THE THERMOMETER Minimum 45 at 4 a.m. Maximum 67 at 2 p.m. LAIN DEAL READING NEWSPAPER OF NORTHERN ORANGE COUNTY Anaheim California, Friday, Jan. 5, 1923 FIND BABE'S CORPSE IN HIGHWAY Coroner and Sheriff Probe Mystery of Newspaper Wrapped Body Coroner Chas, Brown and the sheriff's office today were investigating the mystery surrounding the discovery last night of the body of an infant, wrapped in a barley sack and newspaper, by a road construction gang on a dirt highway 150 feet from the corner of Garden Grove-rd. and Los Alimatos-bivd. The package was first noted Tuesday by R. E. Shaw, member of the gang, but no attention was given it. Last evening, just before quitting time, C. E. Trimble, superintendent of the gang, just before running over the package with a scraper, noted the barley sack appeared to be new. He stopped the scraper to salvage it. When he picked it up he was surprised by its weight and opening it up made the tragic discovery. Backs, Terry & Campbell were called and the body was removed to Santa Ana as a convenience for the investigating officers. OBENCHAIN'S HALE-SISTER INJURED Hundreds o'Cactus Thorns Picked from Body Aft-Fall Glenyse Smart, half sister of Madalynne Obenchin, was picked up about five o'clock last evening at Newport Beach cured with thorn bruises, after fallover a cliff. The girl lives at 924½ northwestern-ave, Los Angeles, and Amother; Mrs. Emma E. Smart, who also Madalynn's mother, at 55 Pasadena-ave. She is recovering an county hospital. The girl had had a couple of drinks with her condom, S. K. Barnett, oil worker, met with her accident after she gone to a secluded place, she said. The spot where she kick is covered with cactus planted several hundred thorns were lived from her body. The thorns had tendency to work into the flesh instead of out, and this complicates operation. After the accident they took off her dress to bind abder feet so that she could walk, found that didn't work. Then she famamed trying to attract the attention of the dredger in the river. HELD ON CHARGE OF EXPRESS ROBBERY Charged with receiving part of $25,000 worth of loot taken from the American Railway Express Co. in the east, Charles Prescott, 43, was held In the city jail today awaiting the arrival of officers from Boston. FIND JAP ARMS PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. 5, Guns and ammunition, alleged to have been smuggled from Japan, were said to have been found by federal officers who raided the store here of G. Okai and arrested the proprietor. 2-CENT CUT TODAY IN GASOLINE It won't be 90 cents, $1.35, etc. for those four-gallon six-gallon, etc. lots of gas after this, but 82, $1.23, etc. Gas is off two cents per gallon to 2½ cents, effective this morning. The Standard, Union, Associated and Shell have all cut, and Richfield, Wilshire, Ventura and the others are expected to get into line at once. It was reported today, however, that Ventura, which has been 21½ cents, one cent under the others, will cut only one cent. A blanket order was issued from the Standard's headquarters in San Francisco, Horatio J. Harper, district sales manager. GAIL timates dead has been here, three and the Eighth SEEKING BROTHER, TO SHARE ESTATE Jose Mendoza of Manilla was in Fullerton this morning looking for his brother. He is a little more than two months out of the Philippines, landing in Seattle. His brother is a newspaper man. He carries credentials to show that he was admitted to the Bar Ass'n. of the islands, and says that he also had several years' experience on Manila newspapers. His mother recently died, leaving an estate of $50,000, in which his brother has an inheritance of one-fourth. He says that industrial conditions in the islands are good and there is no lack of employment. Most of the rising generation can speak English, since this tongue is taught in the excellent public schools. Newspapers are published in Spanish and English. The islands now have a fairly good system of roads, many of them paved, and boat service between the various islands. REPORTS BURGLARY OF HOUSE TODAY Mildred Carter today reported to the local police that her home at 112 S. Citron-st. was entered Saturday night and several articles of value taken. The things taken, according to the report, included: a gold brasset, an Elks' charm, a package of cigarettes, and a box of pennies. THREE INJURED IN FRONT OF HOSPITAL Three men had a remarkable escape from fatal or serious injuries at 7:20 a.m., when the cars they occupied crashed in a head-on collision on the boulevard at the County Hospital. All received cuts and bruises and their cars were nearly wrecked. After being treated at the hospital they were able to go home. The men are A. L. Goddicksen of 311 North Center-st. Orange, driving an Oakland six toward Orange, and W. F. Stewig of 1013 North Main-st. Santa Ana, and his brother, C. L. Stewig, also of Santa Ana, in Ford touring. Goddicksen claimed that he was blinded by the sun in his eyes and was driving on the left side of the road. COUNCIL APPROVES EXTENSION OF CITY City council last night approved outline of a 300-acre northwest extension of the city and took the first legal steps calling an election Feb. 13. There are about 30 voters in the territory. A letter was received from Secretary Krastel of Anaheim Concorr-la prosecuting proposed abandonment of a street between the club property and the old brewery. The protest was laid over until next Thursday evening. FULLERTON LIBRARY GROWING POPULAR A total circulation of 6,585 at the Fullerton library for December was reported by Miss Minnie Maxwell, librarian. This was not so large as it would have been had it not been the holiday season, though it was an increase of 15 per cent over the same period last year. More than 27 per cent was non-fiction. Miss Maxwell reported 88 new card holders. REALTORS SUE FOR $1,600 COMMISSION Approximately $1600 in commissions are sought by B. H. Sidnam and C. C. Sidnam of the Sidnam Realty Company in an amended complaint filed today against Ralph W. Maas. The differences are over the 20-acre Hansen ranch near Hansen Station, according to the complaint. The owner listed the property with drinks with her coupon. S. K. Barnett, oil worker, met with her accident after she gone to a secluded place, she said. The spot where she took is covered with cactus plant and several hundred thorns were lived from her body. The thorns had tendency to work into the flesh ahead of out, and this complicated operation. After the accident they took off her dress to blind aber feet so that she could walk, found that didn't work. Then she named trying to attract the attention of the crew on the dredger in the county harbor. The noise of the employee prevented that until they medied With an almost superhumor sort, she managed to make the ear When they arrived they found in a dead faint. City Marshal J. A. Porter port Beach brought her to trial, where she is expected to be meanwhile Barnett found about it and at 3 a.m. arrived the hospital and asked to see girl. Her condition made possible, and he left in a huff. The girl is a pretty brunette built and of fine carriage. She well dressed. FOUR INJURED IN MOTOR ACCIDENT Peter O'Rourke, seriously injured with three others when his two-year son Ray, was killed in an auto accident night before last neagar will recover, according to telephone messages to Mrs. Lee Holz, his sister. The message was Dan O'Rourke, brother of the red man, who with his mother ended yesterday to the Taft hospital. LIGHEAR ABOUT OPEDIC WORK The Los Angeles Orthopedic and the Anaheim were deals the hospital school lion today in interesting fashion; the regime the Lions' club at Elks' club meeting in the Dr. J. of the doctor was the chairman who is Mary Rolls Hatch, principal of the school the school was She said the pied children care of 57 cripples was entire present time, it for childrereable institution the entire ok youngsters of cost $150,047. The hospital Magnolia an equiment It won't be 90 cents, $1.35, etc. for those four-gallon six-gallon, etc., lots of gas after this, but $2, $1.23, etc. Gas is off two cents per gallon to 20½ cents, effective this morning. The Standard, Union, Associated and Shell have all cut, and Richfield, Wilshire, Ventura and the others are expected to get into line at once. It was reported today, however, that Ventura, which has been 21½ cents, one cent under the others, will cut only one cent. A blanket order was issued from the Standard's headquarters in San Francisco, Horatio J. Harper, district sales manager, said. Gas has been coming down for a long while from its figures during the war. The last previous cut was one of one cent in October. Not long ago Henry Ford announced that unless gas was cut he would manufacture a substitute to cost very much less per gallon. Prices will be adjusted, according to shipping point, as at present. FOUR INJURED IN FRONT OF HOSPITAL Three men had a remarkable escape from fatal or serious injuries at 7:20 a.m., when the cars they occupied crashed in a head-on collision on the boulevard at the County Hospital. All received cuts and bruises and their cars were nearly wrecked. After being treated at the hospital they were able to go home. The men are A. L. Goddicksen of 311 North Center-st. Orange, driving an Oakland six toward Orange, and W. F. Stewig of 1013 North Main-st. Santa Ana, and his brother, C. L. Stewig, also of Santa Ana, in Ford touring. Goddicksen claimed that he was blinded by the sun in his eyes and was driving on the left side of the road. 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APPLICATION NOTICE CONTRACT APPLICATION NOTICE REALTORS SUE FOR $1,600 COMMISSION Approximately $1600 in commissions are sought by B. H. Sidnam and C. C. Sidnam of the Sidnam Realty Company in an amended complaint filed today against Ralph W. Maas. The differences are over the 20-acre Hansen ranch near Hansen Station, according to the complaint. The owner listed the property with them and they found a purchaser after considerable work. C. W. Long who agreed upon an exchange. Mans and Long entered into a written agreement, and the defendant was to pay $1125 as commission and Long $500. HOTEL VALENCIA GUESTS Guests at Hotel Valencia yesterday included: William R. Peeler, Alhanbra; E. L. Turner, W. H. Bell, Harry Zidell, C. Bryon Crosby, J. P. Pitt, Harry Schwartz, C. L. Hendricks, A. L. Harris, S. Daniels, and F. L. Dairson. Los Angeles; C. W. Lewis, San Diego; Clifford Winkler, Seattle; G. H. Gorgenson, Galveston; Lawrence F. Stayner, Monrovia; W. V. Hiltbounnen, Inglewood; Mrs. W. G. Johnson, Mankato, Minn.; Roy Glapp, Riverside, R. L. Ames, Montebello; Mrs. L. Lemon, San Diego. SPECIAL TO SAN DIEGO Santa Fe will run a special to San Diego Sunday for accommodation of those who may wish to attend the races at Tia Juana. It leaves Los Angeles at 8:30 a.m. and starts on the return from San Diego at 7 p.m. PALMER SUCCEEDS DIERKER C. A. Palmer of Olive has been elected a director of the Santa Ana Valley Irrigation Co., to succeed George Dierker, resigned after serving 16 years. CHARGE PETIT LARCENY Manuel Savala is accused of petit larceny in taking the bicycle of F. Martinez, according to an information today. It Pays to Advertise in the Orange County Plain Dealer. TWO AUT An accidentless CRASH tween 7 and 9 Angest Brodway baker owned ben a Stude Co., collided with heimbeer Owned by L. Judge roadster were damaged. EARLY PA OF 3 NEAROADS Early improvement adjacent to Anahee roads today in the advert foreseen the extension of pavids for ave. to the state hiacentia near the Log Cabin point for paving of Soul and ner-rd. for about a m Wag-centia-ave. RECOVERING FR The many friends Dugan, formerly of Clark Long Beach, will be gil of her improvement from of tack of la grippie. Her dantever, is also ill with griew. MRS. HOUCK IMPR Mrs. H. F. Honck who an operation at the local is reported at the local getting well as could be expected noon. FINAL DIVORCE OR Final judgment of divi granted today to Myrtle from Charles Newton by Judge R. Y. Williams. REALTORS SUE FOR $1,600 COMMISSION Approximately $1600 in commissions are sought by B. H. Sidnam and C. C. Sidnam of the Sidnam Realty Company in an amended complaint filed today against Ralph W. Maas. The differences are over the 20-acre Hansen ranch near Hansen Station, according to the complaint. The owner listed the property with them and they found a purchaser after considerable work. C.W.Long who agreed upon an exchange. Mans and Long entered into a written agreement, and the defendant was to pay $1125 as commission and Long $500. HOTEL VALENCIA GUESTS Guests at Hotel Valencia yesterday included: William R. Peeler, Alhanbra; E. L. Turner, W.H.Bell, Harry Zidell, C.Bryon Crosby, J.P.Pitt, Harry Schwartz, C.L.Hendricks, A.L.Harris,S.Daniels,and F.L.Dairson.Los Angeles;C.W.Lewis,San Diego;Clifford Winkler.Seattle;G.H.Gorgenson,Galveston;Lawrence F.F stayner,Monrovia;W.V.Hiltbounnen,Inglewood;Mrs.W.G.Johnson,Mankato,Minn.;RoyGlapp,Riverside,R.L.Ames,Montebello;Mrs.L.Lemon,San Diego. SPECIAL TO SAN DIEGO Santa Fe will run a special to San Diego Sunday for accommodation of those who may wish to attend the races at Tia Juana. It leaves Los Angeles at 8:30 a.m. and starts on the return from San Diego at 7 p.m. PALMER SUCCEEDS DIERKER C.A.Palmer of Olive has been elected a director of the Santa Ana Valley Irrigation Co., to succeed George Dierker, resigned after serving 16 years. CHARGE PETIT LARCENY Manuel Savala is accused of petit larceny in taking the bicycle of F.Martinez, according to an information today. 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JAN 19 is the time for setting the trial date of the actions of J.L.Abbott et al vs.The Anaheim Union high school et al and H.N.Adam vs.the same defendants. JAN 19 is the time for setting the trial date of the actions of J.L.Abbott et al vs.The Anaheim Union high school et al and H.N.Adam vs.the same defendants. JAN 19 is the time for setting the trial date of the actions of J.L.Abbott et al vs.The Anaheim Union high school et al and H.N.Adam vs.the same defendants. JAN 19 is the time for setting the trial date of the actions of J.L.Abbott et al vs.The Anaheim Union high school et al and H.N.Adam vs.the same defendants. JAN 19 is the time for setting the trial date of the actions of J.L.Abbott et al vs.The Anaheim Union high school et al and H.N.Adam vs.the same defendants. JAN 19 is the time for setting the trial date of the actions of J.L.Abbott et al vs.The Anaheim Union high school et al and H.N.Adam vs.the same defendants. JAN 19 is the time for setting the trial date of the actions of J.L.Abbott et al vs.The Anaheim Union high school et al and H.N.Adam vs.the same defendants. JAN 19 is the time for setting the trial date of the actions of J.L.Abbott et al vs.The Anaheim Union high school et al and H.N.Adam vs.the same defendants. JAN 19 is the time for setting the trial date of the actions of J.L.Abbott et al vs.The Anaheim Union high school et al and H.N.Adam vs.the same defendants. JAN 19 is the time for setting the trial date of the actions of J.L.Abbott et al vs.The Anaheim Union high school et al and H.N.Adam vs.the same defendants. JAN 19 is the time for setting the trial date of the actions of J.L.Abbott et al vs.The Anaheim Union high school et al and H.N.Adam vs.the same defendants. JAN 19 is the time for setting the trial date of the actions of J.L.Abbott et al vs.The Anaheim Union high school et al and H.N.Adam vs.the same defendants. JAN 19 is the time for setting the trial date of the actions of J.L.Abbott et al vs.The Anaheim Union high school et al and H.N.Adam vs.the same defendants. JAN 19 is the time for setting the trial date of the actions of J.L.Abbott et al vs.The Anaheim Union high school et al and H.N.Adam vs.the same defendants. JAN 19 is the time for setting the trial date of the actions of J.L.Abbott et al vs.The Anaheim Union high school et al and H.N.Adam vs.the same defendants. JAN 19 is the time for setting the trial date of the actions of J.L.Abbott et al vs.The Anaheim Union high school et al and H.N.Adam vs.the same defendants. JAN 19 is the time for setting the trial date of the actions of J.L.Abbott et al vs.The Anaheim Union high school et al and H.N.Adam vs.the same defendants. JAN 19 is the time for setting the trial date of the actions of J.L.Abbott et al vs.The Anaheim Union high school et al and H.N.Adam vs.the same defendants. JAN 19 is the time for setting the trial date of the actions of J.L.Abbott et al vs.The Anaheim Union high school et al and H.N.Adam vs.the same defendants. JAN 19 is the time for setting the trial date of the actions of J.L.Abbott et al vs.The Anaheim Union high school et al and H.N.Adam vs.the same defendants. JAN 19 is the time for setting the trial date of the actions of J.L.Abbott et al vs.The Anaheim Union high school et al and H.N.Adam vs.the same defendants. JAN 19 is the time for setting the trial date of the actions of J.L.Abbott et al vs.The Anaheim Union high school et al and H.N.Adam vs.the same defendants. JAN 19 is the time for setting the trial date of the actions of J.L.Abbott et alvs.The Anaheim Union high school et al and H.N.Adam vs.the same defendants. JAN 19 is the time for setting the trial date of the actions of J.L.Abbott et alvs.The Anaheim Union high school et al and H.N.Adam vs.the same defendants. 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Jan 20th is when you can buy your own items from this store. Jan 20th is when you can buy your own items from this store. Jan 20th is when you can buy your own items from this store. Jan 20th is when you can buy your own items from this store ealer ANGE COUNTY BUILDING PERMITS TELL STORY ON ANAHEIM'S GROWTH Year Permits Total 1922 675 $1,413,046 1921 564 1,253,870 1920 362 879,950 1919 174 464,500 TWENTY-SIXTH YEAR SHARGE ROBBERY receiving part of loot taken from Ray Express Co. in Prescott, 43, was told today awaiting arrest from Boston. ARMS Jan. 5.—Guns neglected to have been ban, were said to be federal officers here of G. Oki proprietor. T CUT Y IN LINE RENTS, $1.35, etc. six-gallon, etc. but $2, $1.23, pcs per gallon live this morning. Associated and and Richfield, and the others are line at once. today, however, has been 21½ for the others, will was issued from quarters in San J. Harper, dist. OILWORKER KILLED WHEN ROTARY DRUM EXPLODES J. C. York, 29, was instantly killed today at Huntington Beach when a rotary drum of the Standard Oil Co.'s well F-2 exploded. An inquest is being conducted today by Coroner Charles D. Brown at Bundshuh's undertaking parliors there to determine responsibility, if any, for the accident. Pieces of metal were hurled thru the air and York was nearly decapitated. He had lived in the city only a short time, coming there from Okiahoma. MINE CONFEREES IN CHICAGO NEAR BREAK CHICAGO, Jan. 5.—After a two-day battle, miners and operators of the 15 bituminous coal producing states failed to get together on a new agreement and the conference was expected to break up today. DEPUTIES RUSHED TO QUELL RIOTS GAINESVILLE, Fla., Jan. 5.—Estimates today placed the number of dead at ten in the race war which has been raging at Rosewood, near here, since yesterday afternoon. Three of these dead are whites and the remainder negroes. BANDIT SHOT AT SANTA FE SPRINGS Deputy sheriffs today identified the bandit who was shot to death in a gun duel with officers just after he had staged a holdup of the Four Corners oil station, at Santa Fe Springs, as Slim Evans, a former member of the notorious Chicago Blackie gang, of South Chicago, and believed to have been wanted for other crimes throughout the country. According to information unearthied by Deputy Sheriff Pritchard, head of the prohibition squad of the Los Angeles-co sheriff's office, Evans admitted his identity to several persons before he staged the holdup. The Chicago Blackie gang was broken up by the police after a terrific battle between the gang and policemen on the streets of South Chicago in which two police DEPUTIES RUSHED TO QUELL RIOTS GAINESVILLE, Fla., Jan. 5.—Estimates today placed the number of dead at ten in the race war which has been raging at Rosewood, near here, since yesterday afternoon. Three of these dead are whites and the remainder negroes. Eight whites have been wounded and the number of negro casualties of lesser moment is not known. Sheriff's deputies have arrived at the scene of the fighting and it is believed the situation will be brought under control during the day. MOTION FOR NEW TRIAL The American Fruit Growers' Inc., filed notice of motion for a new trial today in the case of them as plaintiffs vs. Calvin E. Jackson, otherwise known as the Fidelity & Deposit Co. of Maryland. RECOVER STOLEN FORD Sheriff C. E. Jackson today announced the recovery of a new Ford reported lost by C. A. Holloway of Garden Grove, Knox & Stout of San Ana sold the machine. GUNS GUARD COURT IN KLAN HEARING BASTROP, La., Jan. 5.—The first chapter in a revolting tale of modern "crucifixion" is being published today as the state of Louisiana unfolds its "open hearing" here on the infamous "hooded mob" murders of Morehouse parish. Troops, with loaded rifles and machine guns, guard the court proceedings. This legal step, provided by a law based on old Spanish customs, marks the opening shot in the state'e efforts to punish the slayers of Watt Daniels and Thomas F. Richards, who were tortured to death last Aug. 24. The state blames this crime on members of the Ku Klux Klan. FOUR KILLED IN FREIGHT COLLISION BROOKFIELD, Mo., Jan. 5.—Four men are dead here today and two others injured as the result of a head-on collision near last night of two freight trains of the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy railroad. Hundreds of head of cattle were killed. CANCEL FURLOUGHS OF FRENCH SOLDIERS PARIS, Jan. 5.—Minister of war Magniot this afternoon ordered in compliance with the superior court which acts in domestic relations cases. DEPUTIES RUSHED TO QUELL RIOTS GAINESVILLE, Fla., Jan. 5.—Estimates today placed the number of dead at ten in the race war which has been raging at Rosewood, near here, since yesterday afternoon. Three of these dead are whites and the remainder negroes. Eight whites have been wounded and the number of negro casualties of lesser moment is not known. Sheriff's deputies have arrived at the scene of the fighting and it is believed the situation will be brought under control during the day. MOTION FOR NEW TRIAL The American Fruit Growers' Inc., filed notice of motion for a new trial today in the case of them as plaintiffs vs. Calvin E. Jackson, otherwise known as the Fidelity & Deposit Co. of Maryland. RECOVER STOLEN FORD Sheriff C. E. Jackson today announced the recovery of a new Ford reported lost by C. A. Holloway of Garden Grove, Knox & Stout of San Ana sold the machine. GUNS GUARD COURT IN KLAN HEARING BASTROP, La., Jan. 5.—The first chapter in a revolting tale of modern "crucifixion" is being published today as the state of Louisiana unfolds its "open hearing" here on the infamous "hooded mob" murders of Morehouse parish. Troops, with loaded rifles and machine guns, guard the court proceedings. This legal step, provided by a law based on old Spanish customs, marks the opening shot in the state'e efforts to punish the slayers of Watt Daniels and Thomas F. Richards, who were tortured to death last Aug. 24. The state blames this crime on members of the Ku Klux Klan. FOUR KILLED IN FREIGHT COLLISION BROOKFIELD, Mo., Jan. 5.—Four men are dead here today and two others injured as the result of a head-on collision near last night of two freight trains of the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy railroad. Hundreds of head of cattle were killed. CANCEL FURLOUGHS OF FRENCH SOLDIERS PARIS, Jan. 5.—Minister of war Magniot this afternoon ordered in compliance with the superior court which acts in domestic relations cases. DEPUTIES RUSHED TO QUELL RIOTS GAINESVILLE, Fla., Jan. 5.—Estimates today placed the number of dead at ten in the race war which has been raging at Rosewood, near here, since yesterday afternoon. Three of these dead are whites and the remainder negroes. Eight whites have been wounded and the number of negro casualties of lesser moment is not known. Sheriff's deputies have arrived at the scene of the fighting and it is believed the situation will be brought under control during the day. MOTION FOR NEW TRIAL The American Fruit Growers' Inc., filed notice of motion for a new trial today in the case of them as plaintiffs vs. Calvin E. Jackson, otherwise known as the Fidelity & Deposit Co. of Maryland. RECOVER STOLEN FORD Sheriff C. E. Jackson today announced the recovery of a new Ford reported lost by C. A. Holloway of Garden Grove, Knox & Stout of San Ana sold the machine. GUNS GUARD COURT IN KLAN HEARING BASTROP, La., Jan. 5.—The first chapter in a revolting tale of modern "crucifixion" is being published today as the state of Louisiana unfolds its "open hearing" here on the infamous "hooded mob" murders of Morehouse parish. Troops, with loaded rifles and machine guns, guard the court proceedings. This legal step, provided by a law based on old Spanish customs, marks the opening shot in the state'e efforts to punish the slayers of Watt Daniels and Thomas F. Richards, who were tortured to death last Aug. 24. The state blames this crime on members of the Ku Klux Klan. FOUR KILLED IN FREIGHT COLLISION BROOKFIELD, Mo., Jan. 5.—Four men are dead here today and two others injured as the result of a head-on collision near last night of two freight trains of the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy railroad. Hundreds of head of cattle were killed. CANCEL FURLOUGHS OF FRENCH SOLDIERS PARIS, Jan. 5.—Minister of war Magniot this afternoon ordered in compliance with the superior court which acts in domestic relations cases. DEPUTIES RUSHED TO QUELL RIOTS GAINESVILLE, Fla., Jan. 5.—Estimates today placed the number of dead at ten in the race war which has been raging at Rosewood, near here, since yesterday afternoon. Three of these dead are whites and the remainder negroes. Eight whites have been wounded and the number of negro casualties of lesser moment is not known. Sheriff's deputies have arrived at the scene of the fighting and it is believed the situation will be brought under control during the day. MOTION FOR NEW TRIAL The American Fruit Growers' Inc., filed notice of motion for a new trial today in the case of them as plaintiffs vs. Calvin E. Jackson, otherwise known as the Fidelity & Deposit Co. of Maryland. RECOVER STOLEN FORD Sheriff C. E. Jackson today announced the recovery of a new Ford reported lost by C. A. Holloway of Garden Grove, Knox & Stout of San Ana sold the machine. GUNS GUARD COURT IN KLAN HEARING BASTROP, La., Jan. 5.—The first chapter in a revolting tale of modern "crucifixion" is being published today as the state'e efforts to punish the slayers of Watt Daniels and Thomas F. Richards, who were tortured to death last Aug. 24. The state blames this crime on members of the Ku Klux Klan. FOUR KILLED IN FREIGHT COLLISION BROOKFIELD, Mo., Jan. 5.—Four men are dead here today and two others injured as the result of a head-on collision near last night of two freight trains of the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy railroad. Hundreds of head of cattle were killed. CANCEL FURLOUGHS OF FRENCH SOLDIERS PARIS, Jan. 5.—Minister of war Magniot this afternoon ordered in compliance with the superior court which acts in domestic relations cases. DEPUTIES RUSHED TO QUELL RIOTS GAINESVILLE, Fla., Jan. 5.—Estimates today placed the number of dead at ten in the race war which has been raging at Rosewood, near here, since yesterday afternoon. Three of these dead are whites and the remainder negroes. Eight whites have been wounded and the number of negro casualties of lesser moment is not known. Sheriff's deputies have arrived at the scene of the fighting and it is believed the situation will be brought under control during the day. MOTION FOR NEW TRIAL The American Fruit Growers' Inc., filed notice of motion for a new trial today in the case of them as plaintiffs vs. Calvin E. Jackson, otherwise known as the Fidelity & Deposit Co. of Maryland. RECOVER STOLEN FORD Sheriff C. E. Jackson today announced the recovery of a new Ford reported lost by C. A. Holloway of Garden Grove, Knox & Stout of San Ana sold the machine. GUNS GUARD COURT IN KLAN HEARING BASTROP, La., Jan. 5.—The first chapter in a revolving tale of modern "crucifixion" is being published today as the state'e efforts to punish the slayers of Watt Daniels and Thomas F. Richards, who were tortured to death last Aug. 24. The state blames this crime on members of the Ku Klux Klan. FOUR KILLED IN FREIGHT COLLISION BROOKFIELD, Mo., Jan. 5.—Four men are dead here today and two others injured as the result of a head-on collision near last night of two freight trains of the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy railroad. Hundreds of head of cattle were killed. CANCEL FURLOUGHS OF FRENCH SOLDIERS PARIS, Jan. 5.—Minister of war Magniot this afternoon ordered in compliance with the superior court which acts in domestic relations cases. DEPUTIES RUSHED TO QUILL RIOTS GAINESVILLE, Fla., Jan. 5.—Estimates today placed the number of dead at ten in the race war which has been raging at Rosewood, near here, since yesterday afternoon. Three of these dead are whites and the remainder negroes. Eight whites have been wounded and the number of negro casualties of lesser moment is not known. Sheriff's deputies have arrived at the scene of the fighting and it is believed the situation will be brought under control during the day. MOTION FOR NEW TRIAL The American Fruit Growers' Inc., filed notice of motion for a new trial today in the case of them as plaintiffs vs. Calvin E. Jackson, otherwise known as the Fidelity & Deposit Co. of Maryland. RECOVER STOLEN FORD Sheriff C. E. Jackson today announced the recovery of a new Ford reported lost by C. A. Holloway of Garden Grove, Knox & Stout of San Ana sold the machine. GUNS GUARD COURT IN KLAN HEARING BASTROP, La., Jan. 5.—The first chapter in a revolving tale of modern "crucifixion" is being published today as the state'e efforts to punish the slayers of Watt Daniels and Thomas F. Richards, who were tortured to death last Aug. 24. The state blags this crime on members of the Ku Klux Klan. FOUR KILLED IN FREIGHT COLLISION BROOKFIELD, Mo., Jan. 5.—Four men are dead here today and two others injured as the result of a head-on collision near last night of two freight trains of the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy railroad. Hundreds of head of cattle were killed. CANCEL FURLOUGHS OF FRENCH SOLDIERS PARIS, Jan. 5.—Minister of war Magniot this afternoon ordered in compliance with the superior court which acts in domestic relations cases. DEPUTIES RUSHED TO QUILL RIOTS GAINESVILLE, Fla., Jan. 5.—Estimates today placed the number of dead at ten in the race war which has been raging at Rosewood, near here, since yesterday afternoon. Three of these dead are whites and the remainder negroes. Eight whites have been wounded and the number of negro casualties of lesser moment is not known. Sheriff's deputies have arrived at the scene of the fighting and it is believed the situation will be brought under control during the day. MOTION FOR NEW TRIAL The American Fruit Growers' Inc., filed notice of motion for a new trial today in the case of them as plaintiffs vs. Calvin E. Jackson, otherwise known as the Fidelity & Deposit Co.of Maryland. RECOVER STOLEN FORD Sheriff C.E.C.E.C.E.C.E.C.E.C.E.C.E.C.E.C.E.C.E.C.E.C.E.C.E.C.E.C.E.C.E.C.E.C.E.C.E.C.E.C.E.C.E.C.E.C.E.C.E.C.E.C.E.C.E.C.E.C.E.C.E.C.E.C.E.C.E.C.E.C.E.C.E.C.E.C.E.C.E.C.E.C.E.C.E.C.E.C.E.C.E.C.E.C.E.C.E.C.E SECOND ACCIDENT BEFORE HOSPITAL Pablo Sanchez, a Mexican, was cut and bruised and his Ford touring car almost demolished when he ran into a truck ofthe Orange County Rock & Gravel Company onthe boulevardin frontoftheCountyHospital.Sanchezwastryingtopassthetruckanddidnotnoticeanothercarapproaching.Hewastreatedatthehospitalandthenleftforhome. This wasthesecondcrashtodayinfrontofthe医院. "HUSBAND PRODDER" NEW L.A.A.OFFICE LOS ANGELES, Jan. 5 — Bert C.McDonald,Los Angeles county's official "husband prodder,"hasbeenso successfulinhisworkthathehasbeenappointedpermanentlytothepositionbyJudgeSummerfieldwhowillseektohavesuchapersoncreatedbythestatelawinconnectionwiththesuperiorcountrywhichactsindomesticrelationscases. "HUSBAND PRODDER" NEW L.A.A.OFFICE LOS ANGELES, Jan. 5 — Bert C.McDonald,Los Angeles county's official "husband prodder,"hasbeenso successfulinhisworkthathehasbeenappointedpermanentlytothepositionbyJudgeSummerfieldwhowillseektohavesuchapersoncreatedbythestatelawinconnectionwiththesuperiorcountrywhichactsindomesticrelationscases." BROOKFIELD, Mo., Jan. 5.—Four men are dead here today and two others injured as a result of a head-on collision near here last night of two freight trains of the Chicago, Burlington & Quinney railroad. Hundreds of head of cattle were killed. CANCEL FURLOUGHS OF FRENCH SOLDIERS PARIS, Jan. 5.—Minister of war Magniot this afternoon ordered immediate cancellation of all furloughs and the return of all active soldiers to their units. WASHINTON, Jan. 5.—It is reported here today that the United States will officially protest against the seizure of new German territory by French troops. PARIS, Jan. 5.—Germany will be declared in default on her 1923 coal deliveries by the allied reparations commission tomorrow, it was learned today. Sir John Bradbury, the British representative, announced he would attend the meeting which will deal with the coal delivery issue. PARIS, Jan. 5.—While France today was in the throes of the greatest military preparation since the World War, Premier Poincaré "felt out" Belgium and Italy to see how far they would go in playing the game with France in a new invasion and seizure of German territory. TO WAR ON CRIME LOS ANGELES, Jan. 5.—Preparing to speed up and strengthen the law enforcement machinery of Los Angeles from top to bottom, the anti- crime commission of the Community Development association, organized yesterday, will hold its first meeting next Monday. HUNT CZAR'S JEWELS BROOKLYN, N. Y., Jan. 5.—William B. Williams of the New York office of the department of justice, is now asking for a permit of Judge Hand, in order to open the grave of James Jones, who was an American seaman. It is believed $5,000 in jewels of the Russian czar's burial there. "HUSBAND PRODDER" NEW L. A. OFFICE LOS ANGELES, Jan. 5.—Bert C. McDonald, Los Angeles county's official "husband prodder," has been so successful in his work that he has been appointed permanently to the position by Judge Summerfield, who will seek to have such a position created by the state law in connection with the superior court which acts in domestic relations cases. WALSKA FAILS TO SAIL PARIS, Jan. 5.—The tour of America by Ganna Walska McCormick is probably off. At the last minute last night, she canceled her passage on the Homeric. APPRAISE REMSBERG ESTATE John Casper Remsberg and Charles Hoy Remsberg, minors, will have D. D. W. Kelly, R. A. Kloess and O. W. Humphrey as the appraisers of their estate. Notice of the appointments was filed today. :: BLUNDERS :: WHY IS THIS WRONG? Does this man know how to pair a car? The answer will be found at today's want ads. (Copyright, 1923, Assoc Editors)