oc-plain-dealer 1923-04-23

HELD ON CHARGE OF EMBEZZLEMENT E. R. Caverly employed with the local Chaffee Store, was arrested Saturday night by the local police upon a warrant sworn to by J. M. Beasley, manager of the Orange-co-Chaffee stores, charging embezzlement. His ball was fixed at $1,000, and he was held in jail in default of bond. Caverly is alleged to have appropriated Satutoy's receipts, and to have had them in his possession when arrested. He says that he did not mean to appropriate the money, that the Chaffee stores have no safes and that he has been taking the receipts home each night for a year or so for safe keeping. Mr. Beasley said he did not know this. The district attorney said that unless more evidence of the man's intention to appropriate the money was brot to the surface, the case would be dismissed. Beasley is in conference with the district attorney this afternoon. He said the charge of embezzlement would be changed, but did not know what charge would be instituted. INVITE REALTORS TO ATTEND EXPO. Several Anaheim realtors attended the meeting of representatives of the 6th, 7th, and 8th realtor regional districts at Long Beach Saturday afternoon. A. E. Hargrove, secretary of the Anaheim Reality board, gave a short talk and extended a hearty invitation to realtors to attend the opening of the orange show in Anaheim, which is realtors' day. About 400 are said to have been present from South of Tehachapi. The Anaheim people present included A. E. Hargrove and wife, J. E. Stewart and wife, H. Sanford and wife, J. E. Schumacher and members of his family, Bird V. Beebe and J. C. Idior. DANCES 107 HOURS (By International News Service) DALLAS, Tex., April 23.—Non-stop dancing laurels were returned to Texas today by R. J. Newman, established 107 hours and two min- ARRAIGN NEGRO FOR STATION ROBBERY C. Jones, arrested in Los Angeles Saturday, was arraigned before Justice J. B. Cox at Santa Ana in connection with the robbery of the Blue & Gold service station between Anaheim and Fullerton last week. Bait was fixed at $1500 until the preliminary hearing June 19. According to Sheriff Sam Jernigan, 13 tires and 15 tubes were identified and recovered. LITTLE HONEY IN Baseball Toe NATIONAL LEAGUE New York ...000 020 000 Brooklyn ...000 003 000 J. Barnes, Ryan, Jenna ton, Smith; Vance and D St. Louis ...000 002 000 Chicago ...150 001 000 Toney, Stuart, Bartfoot ons; Alexander and Harti Pittsburgh ...032 000 100 Cincinnati ...201 000 100 Boehler, Glazner and Couch, Rixey and Hargre AMERICAN LEAGUE Detroit ...000 011 000 Cleveland ...051 010 00 About 400 are said to have been present from South of Tehachapi. The Anaheim people present included A. E. Hargrove and wife, J. E. Stewart and wife, H. Sanford and wife, J. E. Schumacher and members of his family, Bird V. Beebe and J. C. Idorf. DANCES 107 HOURS (By International News Service) DALLAS, Tex., April 23.—Non-stop dancing laurels were returned to Texas today by R. J. Newman, established 107 hours and two minutes. He left the floor at 3:25 a.m. He started at 4:15 p.m. Wednesday. Newman took three minutes off each hour. He was messaged like a prize fighter and went back on the floor with renewed "pep". RADIO SAVES LIFE (By International News Service) SAN FRANCISCO, April 23.—Captain Edward Burgiz, master of the freighter El Grillo, was resting comfortably in a local hospital today with good prospects of recovery from an acute attack of appendicitis following radio treatment at sea and a thrilling dash of his steamer, bound for the Orient, back to this port. You can say one thing for Germany. She didn't dismiss the French collectors with a request to call again next pay day. The first essential to peace in Europe is an inclination. C. Jones, arrested in Los Angeles Saturday, was arraigned before Justice J. B. Cox at Santa Ana in connection with the robbery of the Blue & Gold service station between Anaheim and Kullerton last week. Bait was fixed at $1500 until the preliminary hearing June 19. According to Sheriff Sam Jernigan, 13 tires and 15 tubes were identified and recovered. LITTLE HONEY IN STORAGE THIS YEAR The amount of honey now in storage is nothing like as large as last year, E. F. Wheedon, director of the Orange co Farm Bureau, said today in discussing the meeting tomorrow in Orange at the Lush ranch of the executive committee of the beekeepers' department of the burau, Marketing will be the particular topic of discussion. An effort is to be made to stabilize prices, said Wheedon for the good of producers and merchants alike. DR. H. BRUNING OPENS OFFICES Dr. H. Brunling, physician and surgeon, has opened offices in the Roberts-apta, Lemon and Center-sts. He has practiced medicine 25 years and surgery 10. He comes to Anaheim from Los Angeles where he has been connected with the University clinic. Plain Dealer Want Ads Get Results Going to Press Now The Plain Dealer's 2nd Annual Orange Show Number A BEAUTIFUL HIGH GRADE MAGAZINE Annual Orange Show Number A BEAUTIFUL HIGH GRADE MAGAZINE PRINTED ON THE FINEST BOOK PAPER. Beautiful Pictures Exploitation Article SHOWING THE AMAZING GROWTH OF ANAHEIM, IT'S HOMES, INDUSTRIES, BUSINESS, ETC. HOW MANY COPIES CAN YOU USE? Every Plain Dealer Subscriber Will Receive One Free. Extra Copies to Mail East 25c ORDER TODAY The Orange County Plain Dealer, Dear Sir: You will find enclosed $ for copies of Orange Show Number. Name Address THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA MA AND LITTLE GEORGE LASCELLES and, shows King George and Princess Mary, followed by the nurse Lascelles, on their way through the streets of the little village of Arch where the Archbishop of York baptized the first son of Princes Mary Archbishop is just behind the nurse. Baseball Today NATIONAL LEAGUE New York ...000 020 002—4 8 1 Brooklyn ...000 003 000—3 8 2 J. Barnes, Ryan, Jennard and Gason, Smith; Vance and Deberry. t. Louis ...000 002 001—3 7 3 Chicago ...150 001 00x—7 10 1 Toney, Stuart, Barfoot and Clemen; Alexander and Hartnett. ittsburgh ...032 000 102—8 10 2 incinnati ...201 000 100—4 9 1 Boehler, Glazner and Gooch;ouch, Rixey and Hargrove, Wingo AMERICAN LEAGUE Detroit ...000 011 000—2 8 2 leveland ...051 010 10x—3 5 3 "HOO-HOO" CLUB INITATES CLASS The "Hoo-Hoo" Club of So. Calif., which is a lumbermen's organization, banqueted Saturday evening at the Elks Club. There were about 80 present. Eleven new members were initiated the work being put on by the San Diego team. Two candidates were from Anaheim, one from Fullerton, and the others from Santa Ana, Norwalk, Downey, Whittier and other towns between San Diego to Santa Barbara. The Anaheim candidates were A. U. S. IN PARLEY TO DEFEND CITIZENS I. N. S. Staff Correspondent LUSANNE, April 23.—“The only purpose of American participation in the Near East peace conference is to defend American citizens interests and further the principle of the open door,” said Joseph C. Grew, American minister to Switzerland and head of the American delegation of observers at the formal session of the parley this afternoon. A quarrel over the oil and railway concessions granted by the Turks to the Ottoman-American development threatened to put serious obstacles in the path of the Near East peace when the conference was resumed. This is a continuation of the Near East peace deliberations broken off in January. The first business session adjourned at 5:30 o'clock after appointing three committees, political, financial-and economiael. 2 CARS IN COLLISION A brand new Chevrolet and another car collided yesterday as the former was turning onto the Anaheim-Artesia-blvd from a detour, with disastrous results to the Chevrolet, and some damage to the other car, although no severe injuries were sustained by occupants of either car. Miss Bertha Howland, domestic arts teacher in the San Pedro schools, was returning from Fullerton, accompanied by her mother, Mrs. Mary Howland, and was on the way to Hollywood, her home, from a visit with a daughter in Fullerton. As Miss Howland, an experienced driver, turned into the boulevard, C. A. O'Connor, of Wilmington, coming from Cypress, collided with the Chevrolet, breaking the axle, damaging the fender and running board and wrecking the body of the car. His car was slightly less damaged, and it was with difficulty the two cars were taken apart. Mr. O'Connor assumed all responsibility, as he was blinded by the sun. Neither of the passengers in his car saw the approaching Chevrolet. The "Hoo-Hoo" Club of So. Calif., which is a lumbermen's organization, banqueted Saturday evening at the Elks Club. There were about 80 present. Eleven new members were initiated the work being put on by the San Diego team. Two candidates were from Anaheim, one from Fullerton, and the others from Santa Ana, Norwalk, Downey, Whittier and other towns between San Diego to Santa Barbara. The Anaheim candidates were A. E. Clark and Ernest Ganahl, and the Pulleron candidate, R. W. McWilliams. AT HOTEL VALENCIA J. F. Restino, Floyd R. Herbert, John W. Herbert, Roxford L. Hall, William Jameson, P. M. Parker, and G. F. Hoff, San Diego; J. M. Landrum, and Charles H. Matz, Los Angeles; J. C. Rorex, Santa Ana; W. J. Mills, San Francisco; J. A. Bargar, Pomona; and D. Frew, Newnall. Britain will pay just as fast as she can collect from her citizens who collect from us. Italy is shaped like a bootleg, but she isn't in as good shape as the bootleggers. A writer says "please" is the most expressive word in our language: What about "Blah?" Science can explain everything except the reason an infant son needs three drinks of water between 1 a.m. and 2 a.m. Miss Howland, an experienced driver, turned into the boulevard, C.A. O'Connor, of Wilmington, coming from Cypress, collided with the Chevrolet, breaking the axle, damaging the fender and running board and wrecking the body of the car. His car was slightly less damaged, and it was with difficulty the two cars were taken apart. Mr. O'Connor assumed all responsibility, as he was blinded by the sun. Neither of the passengers in his car saw the approaching Chevrolet. All occupants of the two cars were able to go on their way unassisted. 3 CONVICTS FLEE (D) International News Service) JOLIET, Ill., April 23.—Three convicts, serving life terms for murder, sawed their way to freedom today from the prison hospital here. The prisoners were Horace "Hi" Simmons, 34, a notorious Chicago gunman; George Spider, also from Chicago, and Noble Dickinson, 23, of Winnebago-co. EASTERN CITRUS NEW YORK, April 23.—Twenty nine cars 'navels', one car blood oranges, three cars mixed oranges and two cars lemons sold today. Market higher on oranges and lemons. Average ranged: Navels $4.50 @ 6.25; lemons $3.25 @ 5.10; Ruby bloods $2.25 @ 2.65; Tangerines $2.80; Sweets $5.00; St. Michaels $4.45. 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