oc-plain-dealer 1923-03-02

WATER ENGINEER OPPOSED TO DAMS There is not a single site on or near the Santa Ana river, improvement of which with a dam would be practicable in the saving of water effected. However, it is possible by extending the present spreading operations to a sufficient degree to increase the supply of water in Anaheim and vicinity by 40 per cent. These are some of the things which George S. Hinckley told J. F. Ahlborn, chairman of the A. C. of C. Water Conservation committee and of the advisory committee of the county. Hinckley, who is city engineer of Redlands, is in charge of the work of spreading the water for the three counties, Orange, San Bernardino and Riverside. The Prado dam site, which has been carefully investigated by a committee of the Board of Supervisors, and Filagrie flats, which has been suggested as a site, were both condemned by Hinckley, in that the amount of water saved would not warrant the expenditure required. An encouraging feature of the inches. 65 JOIN IN WILD FLOWER CONTEST The general science class of Fullerton grammar schools under the direction of C. A. Marcey, principal, has entered a study of wild flowers to compete for a prize in the Orange-co. P. T. A. wild flower exhibit. Pupils will take trips into the nearby hills and increase their appreciation and observation of natural resources. The class is composed of 65 who have been excused from spelling, because of 10th grade ability in orthography. NAPA SHERIFF ASKSINFO. Sheriff Joseph R. Harris of Napa county has written Sheriff Sam Jernigan, asking for information as to how Orange-co obtains its auto service—whether it owns or rents the cars, occasionally or on contract, etc. Jernigan will supply the information. water supply this year, according to Hinckley, is the supply of snow in the mountains, which is unusually heavy. The rainfall in the Anaheim district is only half its normal of 14 inches. PAYS $150 H INSTALLM H. E. West, of Los with transporting leased by Judge Preston after the partial payoff of $150. He has been right of settling the fine by payment of $100. Henry Herbert will $85 in his pocket, Judge French, and a fare in the future. Frank Ray, Georgeence Flake, charged were given 30-day fees on the condition Orange-co. Flake wold, having been two weeks, and wrote that he was getting a car furnished, and he wanted. When such an untruth, however, in this condition that he didn't want and that he was not where he told her he Orange County's LOS ANGELES COMPTON DOWNLEY ARTESIA SIGNAL HILL LONG BEACH WESTMINSTER SEAL BEACH HUNTINGTON BEACH Unit No. 2 Now on Sale Water Piped to Every Lot What Santa Ana Heights Means To YOU! THE ONE GREAT OFFER OF THE HIGHEST VALUES FOR THE LOWEST PRICES YOU! THE ONE GREAT OFFER OF THE HIGHEST VALUES FOR THE LOWEST PRICES THE OPPORTUNITY TO BUY WHERE SCORES ARE BUILDING AND HUNDREDS ARE COMING TO LIVE AND WORK. ASSURED PROFITS THROUGH THE SPENDING OF HUGE SUMS FOR IMPROVE-MENTS, DEVELOPMENT AND BUSINESS An Investment in Bryan & Bradf Los Angeles PAYS $150 FINE ON INSTALLMENT PLAN H. E. West, of Los Angeles, charged with transporting liquor, was released by Judge French of Fullerton, after the partial payment of his fine of $150. He has been permitted the right of settling the remainder of the fine by payments after having paid $100. Henry Herbet, selling a boxcar with $85 in his pocket, was fined $10 by Judge French, and advised to pay his fare in the future. Frank Ray, George Bock and Clarence Fiske, charged with vagrancy, were given 30-day suspended sentences on the condition they get out of Orange-co. Fiske was only 22 years old, having been in California but two weeks, and wrote a girl friend that he was getting $6.50 a day, with a car furnished, and all the oranges he wanted. When asked why he told such an untruth, he said that he was never in this condition before, and that he didn't want her to know it, and that he was not anyways near where he told her he was. MARSHAL WATCHES MAN STEAL FLOUR If Charles Skaggs of Santa Ana had known that a city marshal was driving near him, he probably wouldn't have attempted to rob a truck. Skaggs and a companion ran out, mounted the truck and pulled off a sack of flour, according to the report of Jack Holmes, city marshal at Seal Beach, who was driving on West Fifth-st at the time. Holmes fired into the air once to capture Skaggs. Justice J. B. Cox gave the man 30 days. FIND FEW BEES UNHEALTHY Only seven colonies of bees out of 1076 examined by County Bee Inspector J. E. Picasants the past month were found unhealthy, according to the report filed today. The revenge were destroyed an usual. HARTRANFT ROTARY SPEAKER The regular meeting of the Fullerton Rotary club was held at noon to feature an address by S. C. Hartranft. There was a large attendance, including several visitors. WEDDED AT 14, NOW SEEKING DIVORCE William Wooledge betrayed her at 14 years of age, married her and most of the time since has been abusing her. Eulice Wooledge charges in a divorce complaint filed today. Her husband threatened her life when she tried to leave home and go to her father's home in Redlands, she aver-He placed the pistol against her breast. This was on Feb. 11 last at Ronif's farm near Winterburg and provided the climax of his alleged cruelty. She declares he had absolutely no regard for her, called her wife names, accused her falsely of infidelity, etc. They have two children, Mary Lorine, two years and four months old and Robert, five. She asks a divorce award of the custody of the daughter, support of the child and herself, attorney's fees and the cost of the action. There is no community property. They were married on Aug. 15 at Redlands. FRANK REED Francine lowing John Californii 708 No. er. Gain in Californii 708 No. er. Frank Bott tha Carlton No. Pa Francis Broad Pombram Philadot b a ton-sts. GOERS Mrs will le Ariz., relativity of her Cypress is unaher. FIN Find today o L'Nel UNTY'S Finest Country Property Su NOWROVIA AZUSA GLENDORA POMONA ONTARIO WHITTIER FULLERTON ANAHEIM SANTA ANA CANYON ORANGE GARDEN GROVE SANTA ANA WESTMINSTER TALBERT FAIRVIEW FARMS SANTA ANA HEIGHTS COSTA MESA BITTER CHANNEL COAST STATE HIGHWAY NEWPORT BEACH NEWPORT HARBOR BAY ISLAND Drive Through Santa Ana on Main Street and Out Newport Avenue ACRE HOUSE ON NEWPORT BOULEVARD. BATIONS. CEMENT SIDE Beautiful 2-Ac HIGHEST ICES WHERE NDREDS WORK. SH THE IPROVEUSINESS Drive Through Santa Ana on Main Street and Out Newport Avenue to the Tract Office Open Every Day Come Out and Get in While You Can ACRE HOUSE ON NEWPORT BOULEVARD. B TIONS. CEMENT SIDE Beautiful 2-Acre EAST FRONT. HALF-ACRES FO POU Five and Ten-Acre T Ground fo Right Price and Easy Only ment in Santa Ana Heights Means Indi Select Your Share of Orange County Today Bradford and William SUB-DIVIDERS 14, NOW DIVORCE betrayed her at led her and most been abusing charges in a diced today. Her her life when she and go to her lands, she avers against her 11 last at Rouf's urg and provided aged cruelty. She dutely/no regard ville names, arinfidelity, etc. children, Mary Lorfour months old asks a divorce, and herself, atthe cost of the accommunity propd on Aug. 15 at FRANZ REALTY CO. REPORTS FEB. SALES Franz Realty Co. reports the following exchanges for February: John Arnett bot a beautiful lot in California-sq. George Hatfield sold 703 No. Claudina-st to Charles Prather. Geo. W. Vanette bot a fine lot in California-sq. W. F. Van Meter bot the pretty little Shank home on Carlton-st. Floyd Gilbert sold his No. Pauline-st. house to Brook Gist. Francis Edwards-bot Mr. Mock's East Broadway home. W. J. Goodwin of Pomona bot the A. G. Tuma line So. Philadelphia-st. home. Fred Scott bot a Shank house at Pearl and Carlton-sts. GOES TO MOTHER'S BEDSIDE Mrs. George R. Miller of Cypress will leave this evening for Jerome, Ariz., in response to a message from relatives telling of the serious illness of her mother, Mrs. Feagan, also of Cypress, is a sister of Mrs. Miller, but is unable to make the journey with her. FINAL DIVORCE DECREE Final divorce judgment was filed today of Claude A. Nelson vs Kathryn L. Nelson. FATHERS AND SONS IN LEGION PROGRAM Several Anaheim and Fullerton Legion men expect to attend the Father's day program at Santa Ana next Thursday, when all Legion men of the county are requested to bring their fathers. U. S. Atty' Joe Burke spoke to the Legion and Auxiliary in Fullerton on the "dope" peril, in which he brot out that there are approximately 4,000,000 "dope" addicts in the United States, and that the "dope" peril is gerater than ever the whisky peril was. 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