oc-plain-dealer 1923-05-24

PROGRESS OF ÁNAHEIM AS TOLD BY BUILDING Year Permits Total 1922 675 $1,413,046 1921 564 1,253,870 1920 362 879,950 1919 174 464,500 FULL REPORT OF Pla LEAD 26TH YEAR NO. 238 ORANGE SHOW C.C. CHAPMAN CONTRIBUTES LARGE SUM Makes Announcement at Meeting in Fullerton Last Night Announcement of a gift of $150,000 to the California Christian College of Los Angeles was made last night by C. C. Chapman of Fullerton at the banquet of the First Christian Church. The gift is to the college enlargement fund, a campaign for which now is in progress. Chapman’s donation assures the success of the campaign; because there are 12 other districts in which to raise the other $150,000 of the total of $300,000 sought. Ousted From Rooms; Nabbed By Drys LOS ANGELES, May 24.—Ousted from their home in South Bonnie Brae Street by a suspicions landlady, then seized as they left the place by prohibition officers and placed in a dingy cell was the "hard luck" today of Beatrice Murdock and Alys Carlton, two pretty young women. "We're in the liquor business so we haven't any money," Misa Carlton said as they were held in lieu of $1000 ball each. Six quarts of gin and four quarts of Scotch whisky were sold to have been found in their possession. GOVERNMENT OF FRANCE RESIGNS PROBE ACCIDENTAL DEATH OF OFFICER (Copyright, 1823 by International News Service) WASHINGTON, May 24.—Lieutenant Colonel Earl Ellis, distinguished officer of the U.S. Marine Corps, has been "accidentally killed" in the Caroline Islands under conditions which have led the United States government to quietly undertake a thorough investigation. The Caroline Islands together with the Marshall Islands form a great straggly group that sprawls across the Pacific for 2000 miles east of the Philippines and about 1000 miles south of Japan. They are controlled by the Japanese government, under a mandate secured in the peace settlement at Paris, and the Japanese government has discouraged tourist activity in them. Colonel Ellis died on May 12 but no announcement of it has ever been made, either in Washington or in Tokyo from whence the official report was made. News of his death was communicated to Washington by the American charge d'affaires at Tokio who had received his information from the Japanese foreign office. ONE WAY TO DODGE HIGH COST OF SUGAR LOS ANGELES, May 24.—Breaking the lock on the door of the California Preserving Company, in Lawrence-St. bandits entered the factory early today and drove eaway with a new auto truck loaded with 12,000 pounds of sugar. The total value of the sugar and truck was placed at $4500. GET "HIGHER UPS" LOS ANGELES, May 24.—The county grand jury today investigated two sensational cases, one mentioning the name of a high county official who is alleged to be involved in an attempt to bribe a deputy district attorney and two investigators, the other dealing with an alleged crime. GOVERNMENT OF FRANCE RESIGNS LONDON, May 24.—A central news dispatch received here this afternoon reports that the French government has resigned. The French senate yesterday voted Premier Poincare a vote of confidence 180 to 109 on the occasion of a daylight savings measure introduced by the premier. The Poincare ministry, which had weathered many storms and squeezed through many tight places, was reported to have been wrecked on the question of trying Marcel Cachin, Communist member of the chamber of deputies, and his followers who were accused of actions hostile to France. A prior conviction of Cachin last December caused the government some embarrassment. Cachin and Valentecourie, one of his most active followers, was fined 200 francs and sentenced to six months imprisonment for the allied writing of articles relating incidences among French troops. The sentence was by default as both deputies failed to appear before the court. The situation led directly later to the suspension of immunity. Poincare became prime minister in 1922, succeeding Millerand now president. BANDIT CAPTIVES STARVE TO DEATH By EDNA LEE BOOKER (By International News Service) SHANGHAI, May 24.—Bringing new terms for the release of the foreign captives held by the Chinese bandits, J. B. Powell, American newspaper man was expected to arrive at Tsao Chwang tonight under a bandit escort. New terms may result in a fresh conference being held after which Powell will return to the bandit camp with the results. Tsao Chwang said the latest word from the bandits camp reported the condition of the captives serious with their morale rapidly weakening. Reports reaching Tsao Chwang LOCAL PHOTO IN AUTO Word of an aston-Wickett clipper reached in America. GET "HIGHER UPS" LOS ANGELES, May 24.—The county grand jury today investigated two sensational cases, one mentioning the name of a high county official who is alleged to be involved in an attempt to bribe a deputy district attorney and two investigators, the other dealing with an alleged ring of bunko men, accused of fleeing Southern Californians out of more than $200,000. BORAH FLAYS COURT BOSTON, May 24.—U. S. Senator Wm. E. Borah today declared the world court is a "court of arbitration and a court controlled by manipulation." Senator Borah was speaking here before the Women's republican club of Massachusetts. Congressman Theodore Burton, of Ohio, defended the court and the league of nations. G. A. R.'S TO HOLD MEMORIAL SERVICES G. A. R. memorial services will be held in the Christian church in Fulerton next Sunday at 11 o'clock. Daughters of Veterans will meet at Odd Fellow's Hall at 10:30 and go in a body to the church. CY SLAMS ANOTHER NEW YORK, May 24.—Cy Williams, premier Phillie home run clouter, raised his home run total to 17 in the first inning of today's game made off McMillan. SAFETY FIRST—Park your car at the Boy Scout's Auto Park, corner Cypress and Palm Streets. BUILDING PERMITS H. L. Wilson, frame garage at 911 No. Helena-st, cost $170. E. A. Hatfield, frame residence at 420 E. Sycamore-st, cost $360. A. Antone, frame addition to residence at 1126 No. Los Angeles-st, cost $400. THE THERMOMETER Minimum 59 at 4 a.m. Maximum 72 at 2 p.m. WILLS MAY COME TO GREAT FALLS SHELBY, Mont., May 24.—Negotiations looking to the staging of a match between Jack Dempsey, world's champion, and Harry Willis, negro challenger, in Great Falls, are under way here between Jack Kearns, the champions' manager and Great Falls business men, it was announced today. Thirty special trains have already been requested of the Great Northern railroad. Baseball Today American League Cleveland ... 010 004 070—6 8 0 St. Louis ... 000 000 100—1 6 1 Cleveland—Coveleekle and Myatt. St. Louis—Shocker Payne and Severeld. Chicago ... 00 013 101—6 11 0 Detroit ... 000 010 000—1 5 1 Chicago—Robertson and Schalk. Detroit—Holloway, Olson, Cole and Baseler. Washington ... 200 050 000—7 12 1 Boston ... 000 010 000—1 3 0 Lachury and Gharritty. Fergusen, O'Doul and Picinich. New York ... 000 000 000—7 0 Phila ... 000 000 001—1 5 2 Bush and Schang. Rommell and Perkins. NATIONAL LEAGUE St. Louis ... 002 009 200—4 10 2 Pittsburg ... 000 321 40x—11 15 3 Sherdell, North and McCurdy. Adams and Schmidt. Phila ... 119 000 000—2 8 0 New York ... 020 202 0xx—5 10 2 Ringo and Henline. McQuillan and Sayder. REPORTS AUTOMATIC An accident wilt local police in which all over the various leading part in theance. President Harold Day recently. LOCAL PHYSICAL IN AUTO Word or an aston-Wickett client man, reached Applain company with Alkman was ridden when the car was struck by an ed over. One instantly and the way to Escondido man was badly lacerated about also taken to the ed. The driver declared he was tempted to pass Alkman had been Diego and vicinity. JUDGE FREE RECOVERY Judge William hurt recently wilt tree at his home wealth-ave., while to drive about that was receiving co friends on his r French said she their friends ve flowers and ma her husband since TO SERVE CHICAGO, Ma had been forced because Henry F candidacy of Jamian, in order to presidential boon of New York, to president of the Theater Owners he has held three REPORTS AUTOMATIC An accident wilt local police in which all over the various leading part in theance. President Harold Day recently. LOCAL PHYSICAL IN AUTO Word or an aston-Wickett client man, reached Applain company with Alkman was ridden when the car was struck by an ed over. One instantly and the way to Escondido man was badly lacerated about also taken to the ed. The driver declared he was tempted to pass Alkman had been Diego and vicinity. JUDGE FREE RECOVERY Judge William hurt recently wilt tree at his home wealth-ave., while to drive about that was receiving co friends on his r French said she their friends ve flowers and ma her husband since TO SERVE CHICAGO, Ma had been forced because Henry F candidacy of Jamian, in order to presidential boon of New York, to president of the Theater Owners he has held three REPORTS AUTOMATIC An accident wilt local police in which all over the various leading part in theance. President Harold Day recently. LOCAL PHYSICAL IN AUTO Word or an aston-Wickett client man, reached Applain company with Alkman was ridden when the car was struck by an ed over. One instantly and the way to Escondido man was badly lacerated about also taken to the ed. The driver declared he was tempted to pass Alkman had been Diego and vicinity. JUDGE FREE RECOVERY Judge William hurt recently wilt tree at his home wealth-ave., while to drive about that was receiving co friends on his r French said she their friends ve flowers and ma her husband since TO SERVE CHICAGO, Ma had been forced because Henry F candidacy of Jamian, in order to presidential boon of New York, to president of the Theater Owners he has held three REPORTS AUTOMATIC An accident wilt local police in which all over the various leading part in theance. President Harold Day recently. LOCAL PHYSICAL IN AUTO Word or an aston-Wickett client man, reached Applain company with Alkman was ridden when the car was struck by an ed over. One instantly and the way to Escondido man was badly lacerated about also taken to the ed. The driver declared he was tempted to pass Alkman had been Diego and vicinity. JUDGE FREE RECOVERY Judge William hurt recently wilt tree at his home wealth-ave., while to drive about that was receiving co friends on his r French said she their friends ve flowers and ma her husband since TO SERVE CHICAGO, Ma had been forced because Henry F candidacy of Jamian, in order to presidential boon of New York, to president of the Theater Owners he has held three REPORTS AUTOMATIC An accident wilt local police in which all over the various leading part in theance. President Harold Day recently. LOCAL PHYSICAL IN AUTO Word or an aston-Wickett client man, reached Applain company with Alkman was ridden when the car was struck by an ed over. One instantly and the way to Escondido man was badly lacerated about also taken to the ed. The driver declared he was tempted to pass Alkman had been Diego and vicinity. JUDGE FREE RECOVERY Judge William hurt recently wilt tree at his home wealth-ave., while to drive about that was receiving co friends on his r French said she their friends ve flowers and ma her husband since TO SERVE CHICAGO, Ma had been forced because Henry F candidacy of Jamian, in order to presidential boon of New York, to president of the Theater Owners he has held three REPORTS AUTOMATIC An accident wilt local police in which all over the various leading part in theance. President Harold Day recently. LOCAL PHYSICAL IN AUTO Word or an aston-Wickett client man, reached Applain company with Alkman was ridden when the car was struck by an ed over. One instantly and the way to Escondido man was badly lacerated about also taken to the ed. The driver declared he was tempted to pass Alkman had been Diego and vicinity. JUDGE FREE RECOVERY Judge William hurt recently wilt tree at his home wealth-ave., while to drive about that was receiving co friends on his r French said she their friends ve flowers and ma her husband since TO SERVE CHICAGO, Ma had been forced because Henry F candidacy of Jamian, in order to presidential boon of New York, to president of the Theater Owners he has held three REPORTS AUTOMATIC An accident wilt local police in which all over the various leading part in theance. President Harold Day recently. LOCAL PHYSICAL IN AUTO Word or an aston-Wickett client man, reached Applain company with Alkman was ridden when the car was struck by an ed over. One instantly and the way to Escondido man was badly lacerated about also taken to the ed. The driver declared he was tempted to pass Alkman had been Diego and vicinity. JUDGE FREE RECOVERY Judge William hurt recently wilt tree at his home wealth-ave., while to drive about that was receiving co friends on his r French said she their friends ve flowers and ma her husband since TO SERVE CHICAGO, Ma had been forced because Henry F candidacy of Jamian, in order to presidential boon of New York, to president of the Theater Owners he has held three REPORTS AUTOMATIC An accident wilt local police in which all over the various leading part in theance. President Harold Day recently. LOCAL PHYSICAL IN AUTO Word or an aston-Wickett client man, reached Applain company with Alkman was ridden when the car was struck by an ed over. One instantly and the way to Escondido man was badly lacerated about also taken to the ed. The driver declared he was tempted to pass Alkman had been Diego and vicinity. JUDGE FREE RECOVERY Judge William hurt recently wilt tree at his home wealth-ave., while to drive about that was receiving co friends on his r French said she their friends ve flowers and ma her husband since TO SERVE CHICAGO, Ma had been forced because Henry F candidacy of Jamian, in order to presidential boon of New York, to president of the Theater Owners he has held three REPORTS AUTOMATIC An accident wilt local police in which all over the various leading part in theance. President Harold Day recently. LOCAL PHYSICAL IN AUTO Word or an aston-Wickett client man, reached Applain company with Alkman was ridden when the car was struck by an ed over. One instantly and the way to Escondido man was badly lacerated about also taken to the ed. The driver declared he was tempted to pass Alkman had been Diego and vicinity. JUDGE FREE RECOVERY Judge William hurt recently wilt tree at his home wealth-ave., while to drive about that was receiving co friends on his r French said she their friends ve flowers and ma her husband since TO SERVE CHICAGO, Ma had been forced because Henry F candidacy of Jamian, in order to presidential boon of New York, to president of the Theater Owners he has held three REPORTS AUTOMATIC An accident wilt local police in which all over the various leading part in theance. President Harold Day recently. LOCAL PHYSICAL IN AUTO Word or an aston-Wickett client man, reached Applain company with Alkman was ridden when the car was struck by an ed over. One instantly and the way to Escondido man was badly lacerated about also taken to the ed. The driver declared he was tempted to pass Alkman had been Diego and vicinity. JUDGE FREE RECOVERY Judge William hurt recently wilt tree at his home wealth-ave., while to drive about that was receiving co friends on his r French said she their friends ve flowers and ma her husband since TO SERVE CHICAGO, Ma had been forced because Henry F candidacy of Jamian, in order to presidential boon of New York, to president of the Theater Owners he has held three REPORTS AUTOMATIC An accident wilt local police in which all over the various leading part in theance. President Harold Day recently. LOCAL PHYSICAL IN AUTO Word or an aston-Wickett client man, reached Applain company with Alkman was ridden when the car was struck by an ed over. One instantly and the way to Escondido man was badly lacerated about also taken to the ed. The driver declared he was tempted to pass Alkman had been Diego and vicinity. JUDGE FREE RECOVERY Judge William hurt recently wilt tree at his home wealth-ave., while to drive about that was receiving co friends on his r French said she their friends ve flowers and ma her husband since TO SERVE CHICAGO, Ma had been forced because Henry F candidacy of Jamian, in order to presidential boon of New York, to president of the Theater Owners he has held three REPORTS AUTOMATIC An accident wilt local police in which all over the various leading part in theance. President Harold Day recently. LOCAL PHYSICAL IN AUTO Word or an aston-Wickett client man, reached Applain company with Alkman was ridden when the car was struck by an ed over. One instantly and the way to Escondido man was badly lacerated about also taken to the ed. The driver declared he was tempted to pass Alkman had been Diego and vicinity. JUDGE FREE RECOVERY Judge William hurt recently wilt tree at his home wealth-ave., while to drive about that was receiving co friends on his r French said she their friends ve flowers and ma her husband since TO SERVE CHICAGO, Ma had been forced because Henry F candidacy of Jamian, in order to presidential boon of New York, to president of the Theater Owners he has held three REPORTS AUTOMATIC An accident wilt local police in which all over the various leading part in theance. President Harold Day recently. LOCAL PHYSICAL IN AUTO Word or an aston-Wickett client man, reached Applain company with Alkman was ridden when the car was struck by an ed over. One instantly and the way to Escondido man was badly lacerated about also taken to the ed. The driver declared he was tempted to pass Alkman had been Diego and vicinity. JUDGE FREE RECOVERY Judge William hurt recently wilt tree at his home wealth-ave., while to drive about that was receiving co friends on his r French said she their friends ve flowers and ma her husband since TO SERVE CHICAGO, Ma had been forced because Henry F candidacy of Jamian, in order to presidential boon of New York, to president of the Theater Owners he has held three REPORTS AUTOMATIC An accident wilt local police in which all over the various leading part in theance. President Harold Day recently. LOCAL PHYSICAL IN AUTO Word or an aston-Wickett client man, reached Applain company with Alkman was ridden when the car was struck by an ed over. One instantly and the way to Escondido man was badly lacerated about also taken to the ed. The driver declared he was tempted to pass Alkman had been Diego and vicinity. JUDGE FREE RECOVERY Judge William hurt recently wilt tree at his home wealth-ave., while to drive about that was receiving co friends on his r French said she their friends ve flowers and ma her husband since TO SERVE CHICAGO, Ma had been forced because Henry F candidacy of Jamian, in order to presidential boon of New York, to president of the Theater Owners he has held three REPORTS AUTOMATIC An accident wilt local police in which all over the various leading part in theance. President Harold Day recently. LOCAL PHYSICAL IN AUTO Word or an aston-Wickett client man, reached Applain company with Alkman was ridden when the car was struck by an ed over. One instantly and the way to Escondido man was badly lacerated about also taken to the ed. The driver declared he was tempted to pass Alkman had been Diego and vicinity. JUDGE FREE RECOVERY Judge William hurt recently wilt tree at his home wealth-ave., while to drive about that was receiving co friends on his r French said she their friends ve flowers and ma her husband since TO SERVE CHICAGO, Ma had been forced because Henry F candidacy of Jamian, in order to presidential boon of New York, to president of the Theater Owners he has held three REPORTS AUTOMATIC An accident wilt local police in which all over the various leading part in theance. President Harold Day recently. LOCAL PHYSICAL IN AUTO Word or an aston-Wickett client man, reached Applain company with Alkman was ridden when the car was struck by an ed over. One instantly and the way to Escondido man was badly lacerated about also taken to the ed. The driver declared he was tempted to pass Alkman had been Diego和vicinity. JUDGE FREE RECOVERY Judge William hurt recently wilt tree at his home wealth-ave., while to drive about that is receiving co friends on his r French said she their friends ve flowers and ma her husband since TO SERVE CHICAGO, Ma had been forced because Henry F candidacy of Jamian, in order to presidential boon of New York, to president of the Theater Owners he has held three REPORTS AUTOMATIC An accident wilt local police in which all over the various leading part in theance. President Harold Day recently. LOCAL PHYSICAL IN AUTO Word or an aston-Wickett client man, reached Applain company with Alkman was ridden when the car is striking but not being directed by any officer; this is received co friends on his r French said she their friends ve flowers and ma her husband since TO SERVE CHICAGO, Ma had been forced because Henry F candidacy of Jamian, in order to presidential boon of New York, to president of the Theater Owners he has held three REPORTS AUTOMATIC An accident wilt local police in which all over the various leading part in theance. President Harold Day recently. LOCAL PHYSICAL IN AUTO Word or an aston-Wickett client man, reached Applain company with Alkman is striking but not being directed by any officer; this is received co friends on his r French said she their friends ve flowers and ma her husband since TO SERVE CHICAGO, Ma had been forced because Henry F candidacy of Jamian, in order to presidential boon of New York, to president of the Theater Owners he has held three REPORTS AUTOMATIC An accident wilt local police in which all over the various leading part in theance. President Harold Day recently. 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L. Manning, former chief of the criminal department of the sheriff's office, when Deputy District Attorney Clark attempted to question Manning regarding the arrest of two persons who were never booked. Manning's counsel objected but Clark said he was giving Manning a chance to explain and that if he did not make a suitable explanation, he AVERT BLAZE IN OLINDA OIL FIELD Chanslor - Midway Fire Truck Prevents Wide Destruction of Lease Through the efforts of Chanslor-Canfield Midway Oil Co.'s fire truck a destructive blaze was averted when fire was discovered late yesterday in the brush back of the West Coast lease, near Olinda. The flames licked up the dry grass along Coyote Run and for almost an hour strenuous work was required to keep it under control. No damage was done other than considerable brush and undergrowth being destroyed. Another grass blaze was started later in the day when a welder be- Pretty Los A To Be Orange SIDNEY Prince, of the amu Orange Show, has at last to get out and the names of the notable judge, J. B. Cox, will un LIONS WILL ATTACK ANAHEIM SATURDAY If all of the Lions attending the annual district convention which opens at Santa Ana Friday came to the Orange Show as planned on Saturday, the attendance will be boosted by 1200. It was said today in Santa Ana. This visit and a lunch eon at noon on Friday to be given the women guests of the convention at the local Elke' clubhouse, will be the entertainment features provided by the Anaheim Lions. Ray L. Riley, state controller, is district governor and will preside. Tomorrow morning a boatload of Lions from the north will be me LOS ANGELES, May 24.—A sensation was sprung at the hearing before the county civil service commission late today of the charges against A. L. Manning, former chief of the criminal department of the sheriff's office, when Deputy District Attorney Clark attempted to question Manning regarding the arrest of two persons who were never booked. Manning's counsel objected but Clark said he was giving Manning a chance to explain and that if he did not make a suitable explanation, he would leave the room in custody of an investigator of the district attorney's office. The hearing of the charges against Manning then opened, Sheriff W. I. Traeger taking the witness stand and telling in an informal way of how Jailer Mark Bailey came to him and declared Manning had offered $500 for the fingerprints of Herbert Wilson, crook and minister-bandit. The name of Captain Duncan Matheson, head of the San Francisco detective bureau, was injected into the hearing when Herbert Wilson himself took the witness stand. Wilson stated that he and the late Herbert Cox were introduced to Matheson by Manning in his county jail offences here and that after some conversation, Manning assured Wilson that "everything would be all right in regard to the San Francisco charges." Wilson explained the San Francisco charges referred to the robbery of the Hale Brothers department store in the northern city. LEGION AUXILIARY WILL SELL POPPIES To obtain funds with which to decorate the graves of American soldiers who fell in the World War and were buried in France, the auxiliary of Anaheim Post of the American Legion on Saturday will sell poppies on the streets. Saturday is national Poppy Day. Mayor William Stark, who announced the plan yesterday, voiced the hope (that the public would respond generously to the ladies' appeal). Under the auspices of the Legion or of the American Veterans of Foreign Wars Poppy Day will be observed all over the state. The mayors of the various cities are taking a leading part in plans for the observance. President Harding endorsed Poppy Day recently. LOCAL PHYSICIAN IN AUTO ACCIDENT Word or an accident of the Johnston-Wickett clinic, Dr. Ruby Alkman, reached Anaheim friends today. Through the efforts of Chansior-Canfield Midway Oil Co.'s fire truck a destructive blaze was averted when fire was discovered late yesterday in the brush back of the West Coast lease, near Olinda. The flames licked up the dry grass along Coyote Run and for almost an hour strenuous work was required to keep it under control. No damage was done other than considerable brush and undergrowth being destroyed. Another grass blaze was started later in the day when a welder being used by the Southern Counties Gas Co., on the pipe line being laid through Carbon Ganyon, to Chino, set fire to the dry grass. The blaze was extinguished, however, before it covered more than a few feet in circumference. COUNTY DAIRYMEN ATTEND CONVENTION Dairymen from all parts of Orange-co are attending today a combined meeting in Santa Ana of dairymen and the Orange County division of the California Milk Producers' Association. Messrs Walsh, Wilbur and Kiff, assistant general manager, of the feed department and bacteriologist respectively of the association are among the speakers. Other speakers are: Noel Nugley, extension specialist in dairying, whose topic is "Raising Dairy Calves in Market Milk Sections"; W. M. Cory, assistant Farm Bureau Advisor; The Necessity of Raising Helfer Calves if Profitable and Healthy Herds are to be Maintained"; and G. M. Drumm of the Davis, Cal., College of Agriculture Farm, "Fitting Dairy Stock for Show." EIGHT FILE PAPERS FOR NOMINATION (By International News Service) ST. PAUL, May 24.—Promise that the fight for the U.S. senatorship left open by the recent death of Knute Nelson would be brisk and many-sided, was made today when the total of candidates filing reached eight. Primary election will be June 18. Republican candidates are Governor J. A. O. Preus, Congressman Sydney Anderson, Congressman Thomas Schall, Judge Oscar Hallam and former Congressman Ernest Lunden. Preus, Anderson and Hallam represent the conservative wing. Inurgent, or liberal elements, are championed by Schall. In Lunden the radical forces claim to have a staunch supporter. FULLERTON AGENT TAKES NEW POSITION opens at Santa Ana Friday came to The Orange Show as planned on Saturday, the attendance will be boosted by 1200, it was said today in Santa Ana. This visit and a lunch en at noon on Friday to be given by the women guests of the convention at the local Elks' clubhouse, will be the entertainment features provided by the Anaheim Lions. Ray L. Ri ley, state controller, is district governor and will preside. Tomorrow morning a boatload of Lions from the north will be met at San Pedro by the Long Beach Club and brought to Santa Ana by auto. In the afternoon at 2:00 the delegates and their ladies will be taken to see the Huntington Beach outfields. At 7:30 p.m. there will be an entertainment at the Temple theater, where most of the business sessions will be held. Rev. Frank Roach of Long Beach will speak and a film will be shown entitled, "Can Any Good Come Out of Hollywood." The visit to the Orange Show on Saturday will follow a noon barbecue at Orange County Park., and from Anaheim the delegates and their ladies will go to Long Beach where the convention banquet will be held in the evening at the Hotel Virginia, a pike party and dancing on the pike to follow. The barbecue hops are the clubs of Orange Garden Grove, Brea and Huntington Beach. Friday evening there will be a dinner at St. Ann's Inn, with stunts on the Inn lawn to be given by 16 clubs. Clubs which haven't yet given their stunts will have an opportunity to do so later at Yost's theater. At noon on Friday the ladies at the convention will be tendered a box luncheon at Birch Park by the Eboll Club-of-Santa Ana. Friday morning's business session will be occupied with reports of club achievements by Dr. Kattelle of Pomona, an address by Rex B. Goo-cell of Los Angeles, Collector of Internal Revenue; address by Jay Stevens of San Francisco on Fire Prevention and reports of committees. The election will take place on Saturday morning at the Temple theater, when also reports of committees will be received and the place of the 1924 convention selected. Walter Warmbold, former president of the Long Beach Club, is the only candidate for district governor yet mentioned, it is said. ASK SHERIFF TO WATCH FOR SUSPECT Sheriff Sam Jernigan was asked today by Sheriff William T. Traeger of Los Angeles-co to be on lookout for one Ted Spencer, 35, accused of murdering George Harman in Los Angeles. LOCAL PHYSICIAN IN AUTO ACCIDENT Word or an accident of the Johnston-Wickett clinic, Dr. Ruby Alkman, reached Anaheim friends today. In company with two friends, Dr. Alkman was riding near Hodges Lake when the car which she was driving was struck by another car and turned over. One occupant was killed instantly and the other died on the way to Escondido hospital. Dr. Alkman was badly bruised and received lacerations about the face. She was also taken to the hospital but released. The driver of the other machine declared he was to blame as he attempted to pass this machine Dr. Alkman had been visiting in San Diego and vicinity. JUDGE FRENCH RECOVERS FROM FALL Judge William French who was hurt recently when he fell from a tree at his home on W. Commonwealth-ave., while pruning, was able to drive about the streets today and was receiving congratulations of his friends on his rapid recovery. Mrs. French said she wished to thank their friends very much for the flowers and many kind wishes sent her husband since his injury. TO SERVE AGAIN CHICAGO, May 24.—Declaring he had been forced to re-enter the race because Henry Ford was backing the candidacy of James C. Ritter of Michigan, in order to further a Ford presidential boom, Sydney S. Cohen of New York, today was re-elected president of the Moving Picture Theater Owners of America, a post he has held three years. REPORTS AUTO ACCIDENT An accident was reported to the local police in which a Star car owned by T. O. Daniels, 314 No. Claudina and a Chevrolet car owned by H. G. Upham, of Orange, collided at Los Angeles and Center-Sta. The back fender of one of the cars was damaged. FULLERTON AGENT TAKES NEW POSITION W. W. Foster, P. E. agent at Fullerton, has resigned to accept the position of chief clerk to the freight traffic manager of the San Diego and Arizona Ry. Mr. Foster has had 12 years experience with the S. P. His successor at Fullerton has not yet been announced. Mr. Foster expects to take up his new duties June 1. GOES TO JAIL IN LIEU OF FINE George Crowell, negro, arrested some time ago by the Fullerton police on a charge of transporting liquor, and who did not pay his fine as agreed, was picked up again yesterday in Los Angeles by the Fullerton police and landed behind the bars until his time is served, or until he pays his fine. ANTI-SWISS STORM COPENHAGEN, May 24.—Anti-Swiss demonstrations were reported today from Petrograd and Odessa as a result of the accusation by the Soviet government at Moscow that the Swiss were responsible for the assassination of Vastav Vorosky at Lausanne. 4 KILLED IN WRECK PORT WORTH, Tex., May 24.—Four persons were killed and ten injured today when two Texas and Pacific passenger trains collided head-on at Cisco, west of here, according to advises here this morning. REPORTS ACCIDENT Burton L. Heald reported to local police that his car was run into while he was turning in front of the Premont school on West Center-st., and bent his front axle. The front wheel of the Ford car which ran into him was broken, it was reported. ASK SHERIFF TO WATCH FOR SUSPECT Sheriff Sam Jernigan was asked today by Sheriff William T. Traeger of Los Angeles-co to be on the look-out for one Ted Spencer, 35, accused of murdering George Harman in Los Angeles. Spencer is described as five feet, seven inches tall, weighing 145 pounds, blonde hair, smooth shaven, mackinaw shirt, army pants, no leggings, driving a 1921 Ford, which is newly painted and has no license number. HUSBAND ARRESTS WIFE FOR FORGING LOS ANGELES, May 24.—Said to have signed her husband's name 'o a $7500 check, Mrs. Jesse Calfahan was held here today on a charge of forgery, sworn to by her husband, J. W. Callahan, after she had fled from San Francisco with a check he had received through a hotel lease. OIL TANK EXPLODES BIRMINGHAM, Ala., May 24.—A negro pumpman was unaccounted for early today and an 8000 gallon tank of motor oil at the Wofford Oil Co.'s plant was still burning after an explosion which shook Birmingham. BIG BRIDGE BURNS FORT MADISON, Ia., May 24.—Loss of more than a million dollars was suffered, according to estimates, when the Santa Fe bridge spanning the Mississippi river here was badly damaged by fire early today. END WAGE DISPUTE CHICAGO, May 24.—The Burlington notified U. S. Railway Labor Board today it had settled amicably its wage dispute with 11,370 United Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employees. WICKETT SPEAKER Dr. William Wickett was the speaker at the Fullerton Rotary luncheon yesterday. The meeting was largely attended and Dr. Wickett was given the whole time. He took his listeners on an imaginary trip around the world. BASED WIRE IN ANAHEIM Dealer E COUNTY GROWTH OF ANAHEIM SHOWN BY CENSUS Total in 1910 was.....2,628 For Year 1920 was.....5,526 Today, Estimated at .....10,000 When thru with your Plain Dealer, mail to it to Eastern Friends—It may bring them to Anaheim, Fastest Growing City in Orange County. PRICE 2 CENTS BIGGER EACH DAY Petty Los Angeles Girl To Be Orange Show Bride BY Prince, of the amusement committee for the Valencia Judge Show, has at last allowed the carefully guarded secret and the names of the happy pair which Orange County's Judge, J. B. Cox, will unite in the holy bonds of matrimony has been given to the world. WILL ATTACK EIM SATURDAY the Lions attending the strict convention which anta Ana Friday came to Show as planned on Sattattendance will be boostit was said today in This visit and a lunchon Friday to be given guests of the convention Elks' clubhouse, will be ment features provided elm Lions. Ray L. Rintroller, is district govwill preside. On Monday evening Miss Margaret Henke, pretty Los Angeles society girl, by a shy nod of the head, will answer the query of Judge Cox while William H. Ord, probably with a proud and decided "yes sir," will recept the hand of the petite young girl to whom he has been engaged for three years. This young pair met and loved back in Detroit, Michigan, but it was for the inducements offered by the local committee to prove so strong. HARDING PLANS TO TELL COURT PLAN (By George R. Holmes) (I. N. S. Staff Correspondent) EXPECTED TO HIT 10,000 FRIDAY This is Calif. Farm Bureau and United Labor Bodies Day Today is California Farm Bureau and United Labor Bodies day at the Orange Show and ranchers and laboring men from all over the county are looking to the big tents to view the exhibits. The attendance continues to improve and is expected to reach 10,000 or 15,000 persons daily by Friday or Saturday. L. D. Oliver of Yorba Linda, grower of the Anaheim variety of avocado was awarded first prize for the best orchard display in the avocado exibit and Earl D. Starr. HARDING PLANS TO TELL COURT PLAN (By George R. Holmes) (I. N. S. Staff Correspondent) WASHINGTON, May 24.—President Harding is again calling in the "bests minds" in the Rep. party. He is enlisting their aid and thought in the preparation of the numerous speeches which will dot his trip from Washington to Porto Rico. Most of the "best minds" have been of the variety committed to the world court, and it is understood they have given the president much valuable ammunition. None of the so-called "irreconcilables" have been called in to date. In the preparation of his court speeches, the president is consulting only a few men outside his immediate official family. The suggestions of Secretary of State Hughes and Secretary of Commerce Hoover, the original proponents of the court scheme, in the cabinet are always available. Those who have talked with the president about his trip asserted today that by the time he reaches Sah Juan, late in August, he will have answered all criticisms levelled at his administration policies. GET FOUR MORE IN DRUG CO. HOLDUP LOS ANGELES, May 24.—Four more arrests were scheduled today in connection with the robbery late Monday of $38,300 from David Antink, collector for the Sun Drug Co., when Elmer Dowdy, known as the "pajama kid", and his pretty wife will be surrendered and two other men will give themselves up as soon as they are promised immunity from the theft charge. This announcement was made by S. S. Hahn, attorney for the suspects. These developments followed the arrest yesterday of Granville Blair, former civilian army instructor at Fort Sam Houston, Texas, and his pretty wife, as the driver of the bandit car and who was severely wounded during the holdup. NAME OUR CORONER STATE VICE-PRES. That he had been elected vice-president of the State Coroners' Association, at the annual convention which just closed at San Francisco, was revealed today by Coroner Chas. Today is California Farm Bureau and United Labor Bodies day at the Orange Show and ranchers and laboring men from all over the county are looking to the big tents to view the exhibits. The attendance continues to improve and is expected to reach 10,000 or 15,000 persons daily by Friday or Saturday. L. D. Oliver of Yorba Linda, grower of the Anaheim variety of avocado was awarded first prize for the best orchard display in the avocado exhibit and Earl D. Gage of Fullerton second prize. J. T. Whedon of Yorba Linda won first for the best plate of avocados and F. DeWitt Smith of Tustin second. C. E. Utt of Tustin exhibited the best single specimen of avocado, the judges declared. Today the winners in the 25 classes of citrus fruit competition were announced. They are: Class I Grand Sweepstakes: Best 40 boxes Valencia Oranges, to be entered by firm or corporation, operating in more than one community. No. 5 Placentia Orange Growers 1st; No. 1 Mutual Orange Distributors; 2nd; No. 16 Stewart Fruit Co.; 3rd; No. 15 Randolph Marketing Co.; 4th. Class II—Growers Sweepstakes: For the best 24 boxes of Valencia Oranges, to be entered by growers, or individual association. No. 7 Garden Grove Ass'n 1st; No. 3 Anaheim Orange & Lemon Ass'n 2nd; No. 2 Placentia Mutual Orange Ass'n 3rd; No. 11 Villa Park Orchards Ass'n 4th. Class III—Grand Sweepstakes—Lemons: For the best 40 boxes lemons to be entered by corporation or firm, operating in more than one community or locality. No. 1 Mutual Orange Distributors 1st. Class IV—Growers' Sweepstakes: For the best 24 boxes of lemons to be entered by growers or individual associations. No. 3 Anaheim Orange & Lemon Ass'n 1st; No. 12 Escondide Chamber of Commerce 2nd. Class V—For the best and most artistic display of seedless grapefruit (twelve boxes). No. 3 Anaheim Orange & Lemon Ass'n 1st; No. 1 Mutual Orange Distributors 2nd; No. 4 La Habra Chamber of Commerce 3rd; No award 5th. Class VI—For the most artistic rack display of Valencia Oranges, 40 boxes or more. No. 10 Anaheim Citrus Fruit Ass'n 1st; No. 2 Bastanchury Ranch Co. 2nd; No. 17 Anaheim Co-operative Ass'n 3rd; No. 11 Villa Park Orchards Ass'n 4th. Class VII—Most artistic display of lemons, 40 boxes or more. No. 1 Mutual Orange Distributora 1st; No. 4 LaHabra Chamber of Commerce 2nd; No. 3rd and 4th award; Class VIII—For the best 12 boxes of Valenclas: No. 9 Placentia Mutual Orange Growers Ass'n 1st; No. 1 Mutual Orange Distributors 2nd; No. 12 Escondido Chamber of Commerce 3rd; No. 2 Anaheim Orange & Lemon Ass'n BERIFF TO FOR SUSPECT Jernigan was asked to be on the lookout Spencer, 35, accused George Harman in Los described as five feet, tall, weighing 145 lbs. hair, smooth shaven, 35, army pants, no leg a 1921 Ford, which is and has no license ARRESTS FOR FORGING MLES, May 24—Said to her husband's name 'o A Mrs. Jesse Calfahan on a charge of to by her husband, after she had fled Francisco with a check he through a hotel lease. EXPLODES AM, Ala., May 24—A man was unaccounted for and $000 gallon tank the Wofford Oil Co.'s burning after an explosion Birmingham. BURNS ISON, Ia., May 24—Than a million dollars according to estimates, Fe bridge spanning river here was badly are early today. DISPUTE May 24—The Burling- S. Railway Labor had settled amicably with 11,776 United Maintenance of Way. SPEAKER Wickett was the Fullerton Rotary meeting ended and Dr. Wickett whole time. He took on an imaginary trip world. NAME OUR CORONER STATE VICE-PRES. That he had been elected vice-president of the State Coroners' Association, at the annual convention which just closed at San Francisco, was revealed today by Coroner Chas. D. Brown, who attended from Orange county. Coroner Leland of San Francisco county was elected president. The next meeting probably will be held in Southern California, said Brown. Prevention of accidents, compensation insurance, etc., were among the topics discussed at the gathering. RE-TRAVEL EARLY STAGE COACH ROUTE REDDING, Calif., May 24. Railroad passengers over the Shasta route today are being transferred around the blockaded tunnel in sightseeing automobiles between Redding and Pollock, a distance of thirty miles. The route is the same as traveled by the Oregon-California stage coaches in early days. DENY TROOP ORDER WASHINGTON, May 24. Official denial was made at the state department today that orders had been issued to Jacob Gould - Seburman. American minister at Pekag, to employ U. S. troops against the Shantung train bandits. The department is awaiting further advices. The government is not ready to resort to military measures. TWO CANADIAN FIRES MONTREAL, Que., May 24. One fireman was killed and seven injured when fire early today attacked the plant of the Canadian Sawdust company. Another fire at the Montreal Harbor Commission caused a loss of $175,000. FIGHT AT DORTMUND ESSEN, May 24. Several persons were killed and many wounded in fighting which raged throughout the night at Dortmund. Clashes also took place between Communists and police at Geilsenkirchen. CITrus Fruit Ass'n 1st; No. 2 Bastanchury Ranch Co. 2nd; No. 17 Anaheim Co-operative Ass'n 3rd; No. 11 Villa Park Orchards Ass'n, 4th. Class VII—Most artistic display of lemons, 40 boxes or more. No. 1 Mutual Orange Distributors 1st; No. 4 LaHabra Chamber of Commerce 2nd; No. 3rd and 4th award; Class VIII—For the best 12 boxes of Valenclas: No. 9 Placentia Mutual Orange Growers Ass'n 1st; No. 1 Mutual Orange Distributors 2nd; No. 13 Excondido Chamber of Commerce 3rd; No. 3 Anaheim Orange & Lesson Ass'n 4th. Class IX—For the best 12 boxes of lemons: No. 13 Tustin Chamber of Commerce 1st; No. 6 Corona Chamber of Commerce 2nd; No. 1 Mutual Orange Distributors 3rd; No. 15 Randolph Marketing Co. 4th. Class X—For the best 8 boxes Valenclas: No. 9 Placentia Mutual Orange Ass'n, 1st; No. 6 Corona Chamber of Commerce 2nd; No. 3 Anaheim Orange & Lemon Ass'n 3rd; No. 5 Placentia Orange Growers' Ass'n 4th. Class XI—For the best 4 boxes of Valenclas: No. 9 Placentia Mutual Orange Ass'n, 1st; No. 2 Anaheim Orange & Lemon Ass'n, 2nd; No. 5 Mutual Orange Distributors 3rd. Class XII—For the best four boxes of lemons: No. 13 Tustin Chamber (Continued on Page Three)