oc-plain-dealer 1923-04-27

10-YEAR-OLD BOY DODGING POLICE Fullerton police today reported they had obtained further trace of a 10 year old boy giving his name as Vanard Smith and his father's name as F. W. Smith of Lincoln-st., Fullerton, who yesterday was seen in the local Crown Stage office with a large roll of money, and who ran like a turkey when told that someone was coming to see him. The boy had the previous day tried to lift a ticket from Fullerton to Anaheim, and the Fullerton agent refused to sell it without an order from his mother. He then went to the motor transit Co., and bought a ticket to Anaheim. Here he bought one to Santa Ana to go to Orange county park. Yesterday he returned, saying he had been to the park, and bought several boxes of candy at the candy store of the stage office. In the meantime the Fullerton agent had called up Anaheim and told about the boy, and the Fullerton police on learning he was here came over to arrest him. But when asked to stay here, he ran up the street as fast as he could go. Police have not heard of him since. LIQUOR PRICE UP RESULT OF RAIDS Booze raids continue to be the favorite midnight sport of Sheriff Sam Jerigan's deputies. M. V. Burns was arrested at 2 A.M. today three miles west of Wintersburg, arts. Deputy Sheriff Ed. McClellan had purchased a pint of liquor at $4.00. Today Ed. announced that the price of home brew was rising steadily as the result of recent raids. P. M. Ray was in the place with a 42-cubic Col pistol in his belt and was also taken in the County jail. Deputies Ryan, McClellan, Scott Wilson and Elliott took part in the rail. M. Etchandy, rancher of the Richfield district, was arrested. SAYS HE'S INNOCENCE AS TRAP IS SPRUNG By TARLETON COLLIER (L. N. S. Staff Correspondent) LA PAYETTE, Ga., April 27—George Baker went to his death on the gallows today for the murder of Deputy Sheriff J. W. Morton. The trap was sprung in the Walker-co jail at 11:54 o'clock. MAN QUANTITY Fred C., zed this afternoon Jernigan, and Traeger and Angeles County knows about Italian found gulch between am station. M. V. Burns was arrested at 2 A.M. today three miles west of Wintersburg, after Deputy Sheriff Ed. McClellan had purchased a pint of liquor at $4.00. Today Ed. announced that the price of home brew was rising steadily as the result of recent raids. P. M. Ray was in the place with a 42-cabine Col plato: in his belt and was also taken to the County jail. Deputies Ryan, McClellan, Scott Wilson and Elliott took part in the rail. M. Etchandy, rancher of the Richfield district, was arrested yesterday afternoon when a quantity of liquor was found at his place. At first he pleaded not guilty through his attorney, Thomas McFadden of Ames & McFadden, but later changed his plea to guilty and paid a fine of $200. Deputy Sheriff and McClellan and various other deputies and county motorcycle officers participated in the raid. QUARTER OF MILLION BUILDING PLANNED Joe Seigel has apartments and houses in the Mills Park tract under construction valued at $75,000, and is planning the investment of about $250,000. It was announced today. Work started today on a four-flat court, and plans are being matured for another 12-flat court in the near future. Mr. Seigel came here recently from Long Beach, and expresses great confidence in the future of Anhelm. SAYS HE'S INNOCENCE AS TRAP IS SPRUNG By TARLETON COLLIER (L. N. N. Staff Correspondent) LA PAYETTE, Ga., April 27—George Baker went to his death on the gallows today for the murder of Deputy Sheriff J. W. Morton. The trap was sprung in the Walker-co-jail at 11:54 o'clock. Baker's body passed through the trap dor of the gallows and it swung between a picture of Bebe Daniels in a bathing suit and a photograph of Gloria Swanson, posted on the wall. Before the trap was sprung Baker learned from a window in the death chamber and spoke to the crowd below. He appeared calm and composed and spoke in a cool clear voice: "Good bye, boys, I'm going now. Don't get in any trouble. Always stay out of trouble. Tell the woman I was boarding with I will never forgot her. I am paying the penalty for murder for which I am not guilty. I committed no murder. Good bye, Huck, good lye son, farewell all." Baker was the most composed of the little group at the gallows. In the south of England it is a popular belief among the women that the eating of herring's brains gives one beauty. WEATHER Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday with moderate temperature. THEY'RE HERE THE NEW SUMMER STRAWS Everything's new about our present display. Here are new weaves, new bands and new styles—as well as new prices. Offered in a selection of that includes all the popular novelties as well as conservative hats and embraces styles that are certain to please every visitor to this store. Featured at the following prices: $3.00, $4.00, $5.00 ANNOUNCEMENT We have just added an up-to-date Boy's Department. Complete outfitters for boys. SHOE DEPARTMENT. Is now complete in every detail. Summer arrivals include the latest Regal, Stetson and Crawford Oxfords. The Wardrobe SAM R. RAWICZ, Prop. 150 W. Center St. Anaheim THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA S DEATH STIRS INJUIRY DUKE 'JOSHES' ROYAL BACHELOR BROTHER By LUTHER HUSTON (L. N. S. Staff Correspondent) LONDON, April 27.—The Duke of York and his little Scotch bride, formerly Lady Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon, today settled down to a quiet and recluded honeymoon in their love nest at Polesden Lacey, near Dorking in Surrey. This second marriage within the royal family has aroused further speculation over the intentions of the Prince of Wales, heir to the British throne. The prince is approaching 30 and as yet has shown no inclination toward matrimony. At the wedding breakfast, the Prince of Wales was the "life of the party." "Your turn next," old chap exclaimed the duke to his older brother. The prince of Wales smiled broadly and shoo k his head emphatically in the negative. The prince has gone to Belgium where he will unveil a war monument. His departure has caused some gossip of a possible romance between him and Princess Mary Josee, a daughter of King Albert of Belgium. MAN QUIZZED ABOUT SPAMINATO DEATH Fred C., Casolischo will be quiz-zed this afternoon by Sheriff Sam Jernigan, and Sheriff William I. Traeger and his men at the Los Angeles County Jail, to tell what he knows about Nunecio Spaminata, the Italian found hacked to death in a gulch between Fullerton and Northam station. Drawing FREE! MAN QUIZZED ABOUT SPAMINATO DEATH Fred C. Casolischio will be quiz-zed this afternoon by Sheriff Sam Jernigan, and Sheriff William I. Traeger and his men at the Los Angeles County Jail, to tell what he knows about Nuncio Spaminata, the Italian found hacked to death in a gulch between Fullerton and Northam station. Casolischio apparently answers the description of one of the men who drove up to Spaminata's room in the 500 block North Grand avenue, Los Angeles, on the night of the same day that the slain man left the city and carried off all the latter's belongings. It is possible that he may have quarreled. The two men occupied a small, light car, and one stayed at the wheel while the other entered the house. Casolischio has not yet been identified as one of the two, but he will be questioned until all he knows, whatever that is, is ascertained. The quizzing began yesterday. He is suspected of having been a friend of the murdered man, and if so, involved with him in the extensive bootlegging business which Spaminata carried on. TWO FAMILIES SHOT BY UNKNOWN MEN (By International News Service) IDABEL, Okla., April 27.—John Tope, 45, was today lodged in the county jail in connection with the slaying of Tope's wife, their two small children and Mrs. Tope's parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Hamlin, and the probable fatal wounding of her six year old brother, near Haworth. He denied all connection with the shooting, which, according to Sheriff Bryant, was done by three men. Sheriff's posses and citizens are closing in on the other two and they will be arrested before night, Brayan predicted. According to reports reaching here from Hamlin's farm, two men rode up to his home, called the family outside and began to shoot them down. Hamlin fell, it is said, along with his wife and daughter, and Mrs. George Tope and her 10 year old son, and a five year old daughter of Mrs. Taupe. CONNECT SISTER WITH CLARA'S ESCAPE (By International News Service) LOS ANGELES, April 27. 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