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SHNEIDERS BUILD ELABORATE HOUSE An $18,000 home to be built on east street between Center street at Broadway by Mr. and Mrs. J. J Schneider will be one of the showcases in Anaheim. It will be Mission Dr., finished in stucco. There will be ten rooms, all with hardwoodors. Two sun pariors, one upright and a flower conservatory will attractiveness. There will be no fit in features and the house will modern in every detail. Indian Dr. will be used exclusively in the twin stars rooms. The out door efficiency will beautify the home. A seven-story fountain will be erected in the patio. J. A. Vola and sons, contractors, we laid the foundation. The garage almost completed is one of the tallest in Anaheim. The contract-expect to have the house done August 1. The home is between inter and Broadway. The old Schneider home on N. mentine was recently purchased Mrs. Bell Kenny Berry, who will live May 1. IND YOUTH GUILTY ON MURDER CHARGE By International News Service CALEXICO, April 12.—Lawrence Campbell, 22, today faced a sentence hanging as a result of his conviction late yesterday by a jury for the order of Leslie Nichols of Oakland. Testimony showed the crime one the most fiendish ever committed this state. Campbell, with Chas.vis, 19, who plead guilty, fired two shots at Nichols, both taking effect. They then forced Nichols, the testimony showed, to walk to a spot behind some brush where the body did not be noticed by passersby. To make the dying man walk fast, the testimony declared, they nked his body with cactus thorns Campbell and Davis had been given ride across the desert by Nichols as riding about 75 miles with him, boys decided to steal the car and ordered Nichols with that end in war, the state claimed. CARTER NOT SERIOUS (By International News Service) CAIRO, April 12.—The illness of Howard Carter, who assisted Lord Carnarvon in the discovery of Tut-Ankh-Amen's tomb, is not considered serious, friends said today. He is suffering from overwork. SCOUTS SUPERSTITIONS CURSE LONDON, April 12.—News of Howard Carter's illness at Cairo today strengthened belief among superstitious that Lord Carnarvon's recent death was due to a curse upon anyone who disturbed a tomb of the Pharaohs. Dr. Leonard Williams, noted British specialist, said he believed Carter's illness was really due to nervous strain, fatigue and long hours of work in underground passages where the air was bad. "I sincerely hope that Mr. Carter's illness will hot give a fillip to the growing wave of superstition," said Sir B. Rider Haggard, famous explorer. DENY CARTER SICK LONDON, April 12.—Reports that Howard Carter, colleague of Lord Carnarvon in the discovery of Tut-Ankh-Amen's tomb, is ill at Calro is untrue, said a news agency dispatch from that city this afternoon. The telegram said Carter would shortly return to Luxor. Fiancee of Heiress Has Father’s Permit BY HARRY PLORY I. N. S. Staff Correspondent BASLE, Switzerland, April 12.—Major Max Oser, the middle aged Swiss riding instructor, engaged to Miss Mathilde McCormick, 18 year old grand daughter of John D. Rockefeller, is carrying a sworn legal document signed by Harold F. McCormick, of Chicago, the girl's father, consenting to her marriage to Oser, according to Major Oser's closest friend. It had been reported that Mathilde and her travelling companion, Miss Julia Mangold, had spent the winter in London, waiting patiently until Miss McCormick should become of age. Another of the many rumors is that Miss McCormick and Ma- BIG WATER PROJECT (By International News) LOS ANGELES. Adving the largest water generating station we Falls was commenced Southern California pany on the San Joaquin four hundred and horsepower of elec water courses in South at a cost of $375,000 000,000 more than was the Panama Canal. It is said to be the trical construction even in the world. VLADIVOSTOK BY “WHITE” (By International News) LONDON, April 12. the great Siberian sea captured from Bo “White” forces, after gle, according to a rep Heisingfor. The Red troops were taken refuge outside they are awaiting Vladivostok has been the Soviets since the last year. TRAIN BANDIT 20 BBLS. OF (By International News) PEKIN, Ill., April barrels of grain alcohol $30,000, were removed cage-bound Santa Fe to early today by 14 m who escaped. Boarding the train l style, two bandits cover neer and fireman and h on a siding where they removed the liquor. FIND LOST AU (By International News) MIAMI, Fl., April. They then forced Nichols, the testiny showed, to walk to a spot bend some brush where the body could not be noticed by passersby. To make the dying man walk fast, the testimony declared, they kicked his body with cactus thorns Campbell and Davis had been given ride across the desert by Nichols riding about 75 miles with him, boys decided to steal the car and entered Nichols with that end in the state claimed. G STREET PROGRAM Preparations have been launched Santa Ana City Council for a big ing program. Instructions were on to W. G Knox, city engineer, prepare plans for improvements these streets; Buffalo street; Main street to Broadway; Wilre and Borechard avenues, South street, South Broadway, and Parton street; Fairview avefrom Main to Flower streets; Eth Garnsey, from Hickey street to Washington avenue; West Washington avenue, Broadway to Lowell set (a petition is now out for pava twenty foot strip on Washingage from Lowell to Artesia sets); North Flower street, Hickey set to Washington avenue; North her street, Sixth to Hickey; SecA Baker to Artesia. The paving of So. Bristol-st. will completed about Aug. 10. ROTZKY DOMINATES (By International News Service) MOSCOW, April 12 — Trotsky's moving power in the Soviet was evident today by the intimation that he will virtually dominate All-Russian Communist congress with opens Sunday. Trotsky himself announced the orman. It urges increased support of agriculture upon the basis of troletarian state; that is, a state minated by the masses. Conine, who formerly dominated, the absent on account of illness, Dealer Want Ads Get Results SWISS riding instructor, engaged to Miss Mathilde McCormick, 18 year old grand daughter of John D. Roekfeller, is carrying a sworn legal document signed by Harold F. McCormick, of Chicago, the girl's father, consenting to her marriage to Oser, according to Major Oser's closest friend. It had been reported that Mathilde and her travelling companion, Miss Julia Mangold, had spent the winter in London, waiting patiently until Miss McCormick should become of age. Another of the many rumors is that Miss McCormick and Major Oser were married several months ago and are now travelling about Europe on their honeymoon. Christ he did not believe that Oser is in Switzerland. Exhaustive inquiry at Basle, Lucerne and Zurich have failed to reveal the whereabouts of Miss McCormick. NEW OIL FIELD MAP A new large scale map of the Santa Fe Springs oil field is now ready for distribution at the various offices of the state mining bureau. Oil field operations reported the week ending April 7 show 36 new wells started, compared with 30 previous week. The total new wells this year 452, compared with 346 same date last year. Tests for water shut-off 36, compared with 49 previous week. Yearly total to date 517; total to same date last year 394. Deepening or redrilling jobs 7, compared with 11 preceding week. Total to date this year 198; total to same date last year 218. Abandonments 4, compared with 3 preceding week. Total to date this year 60; total to same date last year 88. JAP REGENT TO WED (By International News Service) TOKIO, April 12 — Official announcement was made today that the marriage of the Prince Regent, Hirihito, to the Princess Nagako Kunl, will take place next November. BUENA PARK, AprMrs. James Calder ee teachers at a camp fife Monday evening. Steamed and potatoes baked fire and with many completed the repast. the guests were seated room a messenger camwith a message for Misserson. Upon reading structured to follow the reed on a journey through rooms of the house and plung place found a day package. This was the Miss Patterson had ther was a shower arranged by the other teachers, as well as useful gifts to Miss Patterson in the early summer. The guests were Mr. ertson, Mrs. Miller, Miner, Miss Estabrook, Carver, Miss Anna FishePatterson and Mrs. JasMr and Mrs. H. E. W ed to Los Angeles on. Mr. and Mrs. E. P. M Angeles shoppers cu w W. Mr. and Mrs. L T Sunday guests of Mr. a ard Krause. The P.-T. A. met at on Tuesday evening for meeting. The annual Orange County P.-T. A. at Garden Grove on S. W. B. Shaw and Mrs. were appointed as delec decided to pay the fare to the 24th annual con- 'Our Norfolks and New Models of Sport Suits' Are Big Favorites With Up-To-Date Dressers You'll like these new models, and the way they fit. You'll find many styles here all wool hand tailored at attractive prices. $30 & $32.50 New Eagle Shirts' New Knox Hats' New Interwoven Sox' JACKSONS MEN'S WEAR SHOP "Your Moneys Worth Always" Anabelm The most complete Boys' Department in Orange County. BIG WATER POWER PROJECT STARTED (By International News Service) LOS ANGELES, April 12.—Building the largest water power electric generating station west of Niagara Falls was commenced today by the Southern California Edison company on the San Joaquin river in the High Sierra mountains in Fresno county, five thousand feet above the sea level. This is the fourth and most important event in the construction program of the company, which has in progress the development of one million four hundred and seven thousand horsepower of electricity from water courses in Southern California, at a cost of $375,000,000, or $15,000,000 more than was expended for the Panama Canal. It is said to be the biggest electrical construction ever undertaken in the world. VLADIVOSTOK TAKEN BY "WHITE" FORCES (By International News Service) LONDON, April 12.—Vladivostok, the great Siberian seaport, has been captured from Bolishevists by "White" forces, after a fierce struggle, according to a report today from Helsingfors. The Red troops were said to have taken refuge outside the city, where they are awaiting reinforcements Vladivostok has been in the hands of the Soviets since the latter part of last year. TRAIN BANDITS GET 20 BBLS. OF ALCOHOL (By International News Service) PEKIN, Ill., April 12.—Twenty barrels of grain alcohol, valued at $30,000, were removed from a Chicago-bound Santa Fe train near here early today by 14 masked bandits who escaped. Boarding the train in true western style, two bandits covered the engineer and fireman and halted the train on a siding where their companions removed the liquor. FIND LOST AUTOISTS (By International News Service) MIAMI, Fla., April 12.—The lost STRIKE THREATENED (By International News Service) LONDON, April 12.—A sensational spread of Britain's labor troubles is threatened within the next 36 hours. Unless the government intervenes 500,000 workers in the building trade will be locked out tomorrow night because they refused to accept a new wage scale. Plain Dealer Want Ads Get Results COUNCIL OPENS BIDS City council tonight will open the bids on furniture for the new city hall and for $60,000 outfall sewer bonds. The next step in the city's big paying program will be taken when bids will be called for. An English clock is run without attention for about 1000 hours with a single cell dry battery. WONDER (By International News Service) SACRIA assembly stitutions Saylor to superintendent now Will $8,000 a day Semi - Annual Gathering FRIDAY APRIL 13 TO FRY A TWICE—YEARLY EVENT THAT STILL FUELS SUPREMACY IN VALUE GIVING.—NOTHING A POINT OF ASSORTMENTS—MAKE YOUR SELECTIONS PEKIN, Ill., April 12.—Twenty barrels of grain alcohol, valued at $30,000, were removed from a Chicago-bound Santa Fe train near here early today by 14 masked bandits who escaped. Boarding the train in true western style, two bandits covered the engineer and fireman and halted the train on a siding where their companions removed the liquor. FIND LOST AUTOISTS (By International News Service) MIAMI, Fla., April 12.—The lost party arrived today, having walked 25 miles to report the party safe and in good physical condition, despite hardships. There were 19 men and 5 women. They left Port Meyer over a week ago in nine autos and all trace had been lost. Aviators made ineffective attempts to find them. ANTI-ALIEN LAW UP TO SUPREME COURT (By International News Service) SACRAMENTO, April 12.—Attorney General Webb will appear before the U.S. supreme court in behalf of the state in test cases brought by Japanese to nullify the Anti-Allen Land Law. Buena Park News BUENA PARK, April 12.—(Spl). —Mrs. James Calder entertained the teachers at a camp fire dinner on Monday evening. Steaks were broiled and potatoes baked over the camp fire and with many other dainties completed the repast. Later while the guests were seated in the living room a messenger came to the door with a message for Miss Martha Paterson. Upon reading it she was instructed to follow the ribbon and was led on a journey through the various rooms of the house and at each stopping place found a daintily trimmed package. This was the first inkling Miss Paterson had that the affair was a shower arranged in her honor by the other teachers. Mainly dainty as well as useful gifts were presented to Miss Paterson who will be a bride in the early summer. The guests were Mrs. John Robertson, Mrs. Miller, Miss Nila Faulkner, Miss Estabrook, Miss Clarissa Carver, Miss Anna Fisk, Miss Martha Paterson and Mrs. James Calder. Mr and Mrs. H. E. Warren motorized to Los Angeles on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Mann were Los Angeles shoppers on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Wilsey were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Krause. The P.-T. A. met at the school hall on Tuesday evening for the April meeting. The annual convention of Orange County P.-T. A.'s will be held at Garden Grove on Saturday. Mrs. W. B. Shaw and Mrs. James Calder were appointed as delegates. It was decided to pay the fare of a delegate to the 24th annual convention of the state to be held at Stockton Nov. 5th. FRIDAY! TRIM-MED HATS $5.00 Over 100 trimmed hats will be ready for your choosing. Large and small shapes, silk and flower trimmed. Wonder values at the price. 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AND MRS. H. E. WARREN MOTOR-ED TO LAST ANGELS ON TUESDAY. MR. AND MRS. E. P. MANN WERE LOS ANGELES SHOPPERS CU WEDNESDAY. MR. AND MRS. L. T. WILSEY WERE SUNDAY GUESTS OF MR. AND MRS. HOWARD KRAUSE. THE P.-T. A. met at the school hall on Tuesday evening for the April meeting. The annual convention of Orange County P.-T. A.'s will be held at Garden Grove on Saturday. Mrs. W. B. Shaw and Mrs. James Calder were appointed as delegates. It was decided to pay the fare of a delegate to the 24th annual convention of the state to be held at Stockton May 8th to 11th. Five dollars was given to the Kindergarten Association for help in their work. Mrs. Earl Morris, president of the Orange-Co Federation of P.-T. A., was present at this meeting and gave an interesting talk on the P.-T. A. how it started, and the work being done by the various associations. Notice was given that the dues would be raised from 25 to 50 cents. Next meeting will be election of officers. The refreshment committee served cookies and punch and a social hour was enjoyed. Mrs. Gerber of Anaheim is the nurse on duty at the Buena Park Sanitarium with Miss Mildred Johnson as assistant. Mrs. Harley Jones and baby went home Sunday from the sanitarium, and Mrs F. C. Smith and baby of Fullerton will go home in a few days. The Christian Endeavor will meet Sunday evening with Mrs. John Robertson as leader Subject, "How Can We Become Truly Educated." Sunday evening guests at the L. T. Wilsey home were Mrs. Lawson, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Cox of Pomona and Mr. Pedley of Standard Oil lease. The fire department was called out at 5 p.m. Tuesday evening and upon arriving at the fire house discovered that the siren had been turned on by two boys Chief Owens stated that any one caught turning on the alarm when there was no fire would be prosecuted. FRIDAY! HAND BAGS $5.00 Beautiful bags of silk or leather in all the popular shapes and colors. Each an exceptional value. FALKENST CALIFORNIA Thursday, April 12, 1923 NS BIDS will open the the new city outfall sewer city's big pavken when bids WON'T BOOST WOOD (By International News Service) SACRAMENTO, April 12.—The assembly today voted down a constitutional amendment by member Saylor to increase salary of state superintendent of public instruction, now Will C. Wood, from $5,000 to $8,000 a year. When in need, advertise in the Plain Dealer. NO TAX POLICY NOW (By International News Service) WASHINGTON, April 12.—President Harding will not formulate its policy of proposed tax reductions until early fall, when the government's budget will be more clearly defined, it was declared officially to-day. When in need, advertise in the Plain Dealer. FALKENSTEIN'S Garment Week APRIL 13 TO FRIDAY, APRIL 20 WHAT STILL FURTHER PROVES FALKENSTEIN'S NOTHING APPROACHES IT FROM THE STANDKE YOUR SELECTIONS EARLY! Garment Week APRIL 13 TO FRIDAY, APRIL 20 WHAT STILL FURTHER PROVES FALKENSTEIN'S NOTHING APPROACHES IT FROM THE STANDKE YOUR SELECTIONS EARLY! Sales In 4 Price Groups $18.00 $24.00 $29.00 $38.00 OTHERS AT PRICES RANGING TO $62.00 of the Springtime apparel offered at prices that one would not expect until after the season was nearing its close. the desired printed effects as well as in plain colors. such as Cantons, Flat Crepe, Roshanara Crepe and Egyptian Spring Coats $20, $24., $29. elour coats are featured at ek prices. type of coats, that can be rough the summer, when d for the extra warmth of p. BEAUTIFUL CAPES $16.50 TO $59.50 Most of them just received! Capes of Brytonia, Canton Crepes, Bolivias and Velours in a large range of styles. The values are in keeping with the importance of gar ment week. Red Skirts of Roshanara Crepe $14.50 to Red Skirts of Roshanara Crepe $14.50 to $22.50 The new skirts in all the much-in-demand rey, tan, white. Exceptional values at Groups of Slip-On Sweaters $295 $485 $785 Including about 100 garments in all. All wool and silk and wool sweaters in dozens of colors and styles. Not every size in each style, but all sizes in the lot. NSTEIN'S Anaheim Calif.