oc-plain-dealer 1923-06-21

NEWPORT ACQUIRES ARIZ. C. OF C. EXPERT Arizona contributes another commercial secretary to Orange-co in the person of Mr. Harry Welch, who has for 14 years presided as manager of Phoenix C. of C., and who probably has done more than any other man to promote the development of the Salt River Valley, one of the earth's greatest and richest cases. Welch's advent into this county is due to the activities of Geo. Peabody, of Newport Beach, Malcolm Fraser of this city and V. D. Johnson, secretary at Orange, who were formerly secretaries of civic bodies in Arizona, in its territorial and early state history. The health of the distinguished Arizona secretary became alarming last month, and the vacancy at Newport Beach then occurred. That progressive seaport town, at the instance of the secretaries aforenamed, put in a call for Harry's services, and, despite the fact that his present salary is twice that named by the city by the sea, he finally undertook to accept the responsibilities of making a deep sea harbor for Orange-co in the next five years. Those who know him believe that he will "cut the mustard," if human power can do the trick. His friends are organizing a banquet for Welch, at St. Ann's Inn, Santa Ana, July 2, at 7 p.m., at which supervisors, the county purchasing agent, Dr. Slabaugh, secrets of the 23 active commercial organizations of the county, Dr. J. D. Thomas, president of the Associated Chambers of Commerce, and a few others, notably from Newport, Balaño, Costa Mesa and adjacent points, will be present. "Welch," said Secretary Fraser this morning, "is without doubt one of the ablest fellows in the growing profession of civic servants, with a reputation second to none, all over the Union, and his advent among Orange-co citizens augurs well for our continued upbuilding of the prestige of California's richest county." LEVIATHAN MOVES LOS ANGELES POLICE TRAIL OF $500,000 (By International News Service) LOS ANGELES, June 21—Breaking suddenly when confronted with six members of his asserted gang, Cruz Jaramillo, who the police claim led the suspected "handlers" of the $450,000 bond robbery here last February, made a complete confession and offered to lead them to where the bonds are hidden. Immediately afterwards Jaramillo, where it was expected $22,000 would be found. The officers are known to have recovered so far $23,000 at a house in Aliso-st.; $21,000 from Angel Ruiz, already under arrest; $7000 from a bank deposit, and $23,000 at Maders. With Jaramillo's assistance the entire $450,000 in bonds was expected to be recovered. LOS ANGELES, June 21—Following the arrest of six persons, two of them women, in a raid on a house in Aliso-st, police today believed they had captured the bandit gang who last Feb. 12 held up and robbed a First National Bank mail car of $150,000 in bonds and murdered Sarn McGee, chauffeur. Though it was announced by the police that the roundup was complete, all details of the case were not revealed. The persons arrested gave their names as Andres Jaramilillo, 32; Augustine Sierra, 40; Mrs. Amela Sierrra; Mrs. Portinia Jaramillo; Cayetano Belendez, 32 and Frank F. Berard, 30. They are specifically charged with having received stolen property, but other charges are expected to be placed against them after their questioning has been completed. The undoing of the sexette was brought about by Tom O'Brien and Ivan Weeks "traveled" with "one of them," gath possible. Last night tempted to negotiate with "deal was being pursued down on the arrests. After it was stated by the tally all the stole recovered or accounted. The Fidelity Depot land, a protective have furnished them that led to action lined during their assail band, the officers lived with them in Jugna. Murrietta other places where with them and dangen members of these The robbery took Gee, an old employee two other bank cunning from the mail pouch containing two men besides McGee armed. When the banks Fourth and Wall carrying three men McGee and commande He refused and sacked from the bandit mage instantly. On then snatched them with his friends looking on Mellius, a shop owner shooting took place a stray bullet. Confessions of rhooting were expressed from the arrested police said. BASEBALL STANDINGS PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE W. L Pct. San Francisco.....51 28 .646 Sarpeinto.....41 35 .539 LEVIATHAN MOVES WITHOUT VIBRATION ABOARD AMERICAN STEAMSHIP LEVIATHAN, June 21—(By wire to L. N. S.)—Ploughing thru a placid sea at a 24-knot clip, the Leviathan was off the Carolinas today. The liner moved without a vibration and none of the guests was sick. The weather is clear and cool, but there is usually some fog at night. There is virtually no liquor among the guests, the correspondents estimating them at "nine-tenths dry." POLICE SEEK WOMAN LOS ANGELES, June 21—Mrs. Genevieve Paddleford was being sought today following her failure to appear in superior court to answer a grand charge. A bench warrant was issued. Mrs. Paddleford, thought to be in Mexico, is charged with obtaining furniture and clothing from merchants in Hollywood and Pasadena. She had been released on her own recognizane. GOOD-YEAR takes the highest-grade, long-staple cotton, of unusual tensile strength, and builds up the carcass of the Good-year Cord Tireby the exclusively Good-year method of group-ply construction. The result is a tire that lasts longer in any service and is the most economical you can buy. As Goodyear Service Station BASEBALL STANDINGS PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE W. L. Pet. San Francisco.....51 28 .646 Sacramento.....41 35 .539 Vernon.....40 28 .518 Salt Lake.....38 37 .507 Portland.....38 39 .494 Los Angeles.....26 39 .473 Seattle.....31 43 .419 Oakland.....331 46 .403 Yesterday's Results Vernon, 3; San Francisco, 2. Sacramento, 6; Salt Lake, 5 (12 innings) Oakland, 4; Los Angeles, 0. Portland, 5; Seattle, 3. AMERICAN LEAGUE W. L. Pet. New York.....26 21 .632 Philadelphia.....31 24 .564 Cleveland.....31 26 .544 Detroit.....27 30 .474 St. Louis.....26 29 .473 Chicago.....23 29 .442 Washington.....24 31 .436 Boston.....21 29 .4220 NATIONAL LEAGUE W. L. Pet. New York.....37 20 .649 Pittsburg.....31 22 .585 Cincinnati.....32 23 .582 St. Louis.....30 27 .526 Chicago.....31 28 .525 Brooklyn.....28 26 .519 Boston.....19 38 .332 Philladelphia .....16 29 .308 Bush and Hoyt each were nicked for a homer with men on and the Tigers defeated the Yanks 9 to 7. Ehmke of the Red Sox held the Browns to three hits and won his tenth game of the season, 3 to 1. The Athletics crept up on the Yanks by winning, 4 to 3, over the White Sox in the eleventh. Clubbing the ball for five runs in the final frame, the Giants won 7 to 5 over the Cardinals. HOME RUN HITTERS NATIONAL Player—Club——No. Total. Russell, Pittsburg .....1 5 AMERICAN Heilman, Detroit .....1 6 Woodall, Detroit .....1 1 Manus, Detroit .....1 1 TOTALS National, 210; American, 155. LAST YEAR National, 168; American, 201. SCHNEIDERS CLASH WITH KIWANIANS One of the biggest games of the season will be played this evening on the Anaheim Y. M. C. A field at hard-backs. WIFE SURPRISE SAN JOSE, Calif., prize was expressed. Morton Frederick that her husband Lewis, heavyweight pion, had obtained ens Point. Wis. The wrestler, Fredericks in point "Bobbie" in the married his physio after a romantic The wrestler had ankle and when a train, Dr Morr attended him. Within the last visited her home dated upon by his come back," she cally. BENJAMIE (By International PORTLAND, Benjamin, hands aspirant and spar Jack Dempsey's ing, hard-hitting against Bobby night. Bud Stengel boxed a draw knocked out Joose in the sixth and Billy Lane THRONGS BY YALE-HAWK (By International NEW LONDON With the annual race only 24 hours guard of the threes the struggle Thomas began today. Both varsity workouts today. LIQUOR CAR The jury in Moon, accused of failed to agree B. Cox continue 9. A panel of drawn from w and these will m ed the little cou a bottle of J person when ar Ana. Dancing Classes Starting--- Miss Lettie H. Carroll Who recently presented the pageant at the Valencia Orange show is offering a summer course in AESTHETIC and BALL ROOM DANCING Starting Saturday Morning at 9:30, Fisher Hall. ES POLICE ON $500,000 LOOT brought about by Assistant Captain Tom O'Brien and Detective Lieutenant Harry Raymond who for several weeks "travelled" with the gang as "one of them," gathering all evidence possible. Last night the officers attempted to negotiate a deal for $32,000 worth of the bonds and as the deal was being put through the police swooped down on the place and made the arrests. After a cheek was made it was stated by the police that practically all the stolen bonds had been recovered or accounted for. The Fidelity Deposit Co. of Maryland, a protective agency, is said to have furnished the first information that led to action in the case. During their association with the band, the officers are said to have lived with them at San Diego, Tia Juena, Murrietta Hot Springs and other places where they made merry with them and danced with the women members of the clique. The robbery took place when McGee, an old employee of the bank, and two other bank employees were returning from the postoffice with the mail pouch containing the bonds. The two men besides McGee were heavily armed. When the bank machine reached Fourth and Wall-sts, the bandit car carrying three men drew alongside McGee and commanded him to stop. He refused and several shots came from the bandit machine, killing McGee instantly. One of the robbers then snatched the mail pouch and with his friends fled while pedestrians looked on in horror. Grover Mellus, a shop owner near where the shooting took place, was wounded by a stray bullet. Confessions of the robbery and rhooting were expected to be wrung from the arrested persons today, the police said. WIFE SURPRISED AT WRESTLER'S DIVORCE By International News Service SAN JOSE, Calif., June 21—Surprise was expressed by Dr. Ada Scott Morton Fredericks today at reports NEED ANNUAL BATH? OCEANSIDE INVITES Oceanside C. of C., thru Thos. Bakewell, secretary, has issued an invitation to Anaheim people to participate in their big Fourth of July celebration and Anaheim C. of C. directors favor a decorated car to carry the civic workers to that beautiful seaside resort. The good people of Oceanside point out that beaches to the northward are highly congested and that there is no beach on the Pacific Coast which can beat theirs for swimming, romping and a general good time. They intimate that there may be thousands of Anaheimers who are looking forward to their yearly bath and warrant that the Pacific at Oceanside is a veritable wash basin, capable even of the test of such an annual sacrifice of real estate. Those who will enter a car with Anaheim banners are requested to confer with the local secretary at the earliest possible time so that arrangements for decorations can be communicated ot. the Oceanside Fourth of July Committee. A big day is predicted. 20 LOST IN FLOOD (By International News Service) TOKYO, June 21—Indications today were that the death toll from floods sweeping Japan will reach a score. Eight were killed in a landslide at Moji. Mainland railroad service to Kyushu has been suspended. Fifteen hundred homes are under water at Shimoneseki and 500 at Takamatsu. Torrential downpours caused the flood. Baseball Today COAST LEAGUE At Los Angeles: San Francisco 9; Vernon 2. Shea and Yelle. Dell and Murphy. NATIONAL LEAGUE Chicago ...000 002 200—4 7 0 St. Louis ...000 000 000—0 6 0 Kauffman and O'Farrell. Deck, Barfoot and Clemons. Boston ...000 000 001—1 8 0 Barnes and E. Smith. Adams and Schmidt. AMERICAN LEAGUE Cleveland ...103 001 000—5 8 1 Washington ...100 001 000—5 9 1 Uhle, Shaute and Myatt. Friday, Jahniser and Ruel. Clhacog ...100 401 000—6 10 0 Phila ...000 100 000—1 8 1 Covengroe and Schalk. Hasty, Walberg, Heimch and Perkins. St. Louis ...021 000 000—3 8 1 Boston ...000 000 010—1 5 2 Kolp and Severeid. Pierce, Perguson and Devormer. POSTPONE HEARING LOS ANGELES, June 21—The preliminary hearing of four alleged "White Knights," charged with kidnaping and flogging Frank Sanceri after accusing him of an attack on Astrea Jolley, 14, will be resumed Monday. The continuance was made necessary by the failure to complete the cross-examination of Sanceri, the complaining witness against the alleged "White Knights," T. W. Jolley, father of the Jolley girl, her two brothers, S. R. and A. W. Jolley and H. E. DelValle. WIFE SURPRISED AT WRESTLER'S DIVORCE (SAN JOSE, Calif., June 21—Surprise was expressed by Dr. Ada Scott Morton Fredericks today at reports that her husband, "Strangler" Ed Lewis, heavyweight wrestling champion, had obtained a divorce at Stevens Point, Wis. The wrestler, known as Robert Fredericks in private life and as "Bobble" in the family circle here, married his physician wife in 1919 after a romantic meeting on a train. The wrestler had suffered a broken ankle and when he was put aboard a train, Dr. Morton was aboard and attended him. Within the last few months Lewis visited her home here and was operated upon by his wife. "Bobbie will come back," the wife said optimistically. BENJAMIN IN DRAW (By International News Service) PORTLAND, Ore., June 21—Joe Benjamin, handsome lightweight title aspirant and sparring partner in Jack Dempsey's camp, boxed a slashing, hard-hitting, ten-round draw against Bobby Harper here last night. Bud Stengel and Benny Dolson boxed a draw and Sammy Gordon knocked out Johnny Drexel of San Jose in the sixth round. Jack O'Keefe and Billy Lane drew. THRONGS FLOCK TO YALE-HARVARD RACE (By International News Service) NEW LONDON, Conn., June 21—With the annual Yale-Harvard boat race only 24 hours away, the advance guard of the thousands who will witness the struggle on the historic Thomas began piling into this port today. Both varsity crews took only light workouts today. LIQUOR CASE CONTINUED The jury in the case of Cecil K. Moon, accused of transporting liquor, failed to agree today and Justice J. B. Cox continued the case until Aug. 9. A panel of a score or more was drawn from which to pick the 12, and these will make spectators crowded the little court room. Moon had a bottle of jamaica ginger on his person when arrested May 9 in Santa Ana. ECZEMA—SKIN Fruptions Disappear Men's Heavy Work Shoes Made on the Munson last, $4.00 values Queen Tut Have you seen the shoes? Blue and white something different. Women's White White Kid St ECZEMA—SKIN Eruptions Disappear Use Hokara for This and Other Skin Diseases Which Rain Complexion. A clean, fair complexion is the most noticeable of woman's charms—look to your skin for your pleasing healthy appearance. Thousands of people suffer the unbearable itching and thought of skin broken out and marred by eczema. Most folks are even sensitive and embarrassed at their own appearance. The majority of people trust to time and nature to get rid of their pimples and blemishes just because they dislike to use a greasy, vile-smelling ointment or salve. The treatment that does away with this unpleasantness is the Hokara treatment—modern, effective and pleasant. Does not soil clothing or leave skin greasy. The power of Hokara to relieve quickly any itching or burning of the skin and to make it soft, white and velvety is almost miraculous. Minor skin troubles like pimples, blackheads, barber's itch, etc., quickly respond to Hokara. Even the worst cases of Eczema, ulcers, salt rheum and chronic skin diseases are successfully treated with Hokara. The marred complexion becomes noticeably less each day, leaving as it fades away, a clear, healthy skin. Heying's Pharmacy. Cement Pipe Lines Nick Hile Ph. 893-W Anaheim Men's Bike Shoes Smoked or brown; made of soft elk leather. Men's Combination Sport Oxfords In all the new models, with rubber composition or leather soles; snappy comfortable and durable $4.85 OTHER STORES Los Angeles, Long Beach San Pedro, Monrovia, Pasadena, Riverside, San Bernardino, Ontario, Modesto, Huntington Park, Glendale, Santa Ana. Kafateria S Two Stores in C 109 West Center THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 1923. YOUNG MAN WANTED ON CHECK CHARGE Evan Walker, 22, is being sought by local police on a complaint from Huntington Beach charging him with passing bad checks. He is five feet seven inches tall; weight 150 pounds; of sandy complexion and years whipcord pants, high top boots and straw hat or light cap. Thaddeus Carpenter, charged with non-support, was picked up last night by local police for the sheriff's office. FELL WOMAN CLERK; STEAL $10,000 GEMS NEW YORK, June 21—While hundreds of pedestrians passed the door of Max Katz's Flatbush jewelry store in Brooklyn this afternoon, two bandits robbed the establishment of $10,000 in jewelry. A young woman clerk was alone in the store. The bandits felled her with the butt of a revolver and seized three trays of diamonds and escaped. Piles Are Absorbed Never to Return This New Treatment Gives Absolute Relief from All Pain and Suffering. Guaranteed by all Good Druggists. Perhaps the most amazing discovery of recent years in the field of medicine is the discovery that Piles or Hemorrhoids can now be successfully treated at home by a wonderful substance to which the name of MOAVA has been given. For years it has been known that many so called remedies were simply palliative and gave only temporary relief while surgical operations, often adopted as a last resource, did not remove the cause but simply the formation, in no wise acting on the source of the trouble. The discoverers of MOAVA justly proud of their amazing discovery, desire all sufferers to know that they do not want a cent of anyone's money unless MOAVA, which comes in the form of suppositories, decisively conquers even in the worst case and they have instructed druggists all over the country to guarantee it in every case of blind, bleeding or protruding piles. Each little suppository, containing a certain definite amount of MOAVA reaches the exact place where by its soothing, healing action it first allows all inflammation, congestion and soreness; then being in direct contact with all ulcers and piles, causes them to be absorbed and vanished forever. In two or three days at most, even in cases of profuse that have resisted all known treatments, really wonderful results have been accomplished. SPECIAL NOTE—Out of town sufferers: 60 cents mailed to the Moava Products Co. of Rochester, N.Y., will bring a box by parcel post and guaranteed. Surely it's worth a little trouble to obtain to be rid of piles forever. of Play Oxfords and Barefoot Sandals for children $150-$299 values Just in time for the hot weather comes this splendid offer. 3600 PAIRS Play Oxfords and Barefoot Sandals for girls and boys, in sizes up to 2—made of smoke elk or brown elk, with good wearing soles. Queen Tut Sandal Have you seen the very latest in shoes? Blue and white combinations. Something different. Only $4.85 Women's White Buck and White Kid Strap Pumps Women's $4 and $5 Footwear Beautiful Low Shoes, Splendid Assortment Choose from patent kid, viel kid, tan kid in oxfords, straps or sandals. 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