oc-plain-dealer 1923-08-30

EARLY DAY JUSTICE IN "WOLF TRACKS" In these days of thorny investigation, justice in careful in sifting the evidence against its accused members of society. But in the days of the old west, when the law was still weak, justice was apt to be of a hot, primitive brain and many an innocent man was doomed by a net of circumstantial evidence. No more complete or logical example of the danger and injustice of such evidence has ever been shown than in the episode in "Wolf Tracks" where Jack Hastings is so entangled in a maze of circumstantial evidence that he is not only wrongly accused of a crime, but is actually forced to accept the real criminals' identity and play his part, while he, with all the proof of re-rectability, is able to move freely in the accomplishment of his criminal ends. "Wolf Tracks" with Jack Hoxie in the stellar role of John Hastings, which will be shown at the United Theater Friday and Saturday, is based on just such a case and is carried out to a logical and more than unusually thrilling climax. BUENA PARK BUENA PARK, Aug. 30. (Spl.)—Jack Golden, George Trapp and William Schumaker have purchased the Bennett property on Grand-ae where the Rock Bottom Store, Cheatham Meat Market and the restaurant are located. They plan to move the old building down by the Mitchell garage and to erect a two story brick building with store rooms below and apartments above. This will be a decided improvement and will be a drawing card for some new business houses. This is just what the park needs and with the many other new buildings to be erected soon will make a wonderful addition. The new school is well under way. Dr. Julian O. Johnson expects to start soon on a 24 room sanitarium on the Mennes tract. Perry Lucas has started erection of a five-room modern bungalow on the same tract. Jack Golden is planning to build a duplex. LA HABRA, Aug. 30.—(Spl.)—Clyde Sharp who was injured in a wreck near Downey, when Walter Brown was killed last week, is improving; his leg which was broken was set Tuesday at the Downey Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph King of Los Angeles were dinner guests at the C. Campbell of South College avenue, Mrs. King is the daughter of Mrs. Campbell. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miley are rejoicing over the arrival of an 8-round girl. The little miss made her appearance Sunday. The death of Mrs. D. C. Dell occurred Sunday morning at 10 o'clock. Mrs. Dell had been ill for three weeks suffering from Septernia, followed by interitis. Rev. C. A. Smith conducted the funeral services at the McAulay's chapel in Fullerton Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock. Interment were at Loma Vista cemetery. Mr. Ralph Pitman left Tuesday for Port Rabas, Mexico. Mr. Pitman is interested in oil development and is one of the organizers of a company that will operate there. Miss Louis Langohr of Salida, Colo., is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Johnson of East Central avenue. Miss Langohr is a graduated nurse. Funeral services were held for Walter Brown at the home Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev. Weaver of Anaheim conducted the services, burial in Lomevista Cemetery. He being mangled so the casket could not be opened. Jerome Brown, who was injured was able to attend the funeral. Mr. and Mrs. Otis Scott and children of Florence avenue returned Monday from a two weeks vacation spent in northern part of the state. While away they made a short visit to Sacramento, Calif. Dinner guests at the W. P. Mills home on North Hiatt-st. Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. N. M. Merryman of East Whittier, also Rev. and Mrs.A.C.Early and daughter Marjorie. Mr. M.E.Howard who has been visiting at the home of his brother's James Howard, left Tuesday night for his home in Seattle. SPEND 50 MONTHS ON IMPEACH RAN OVEN A car owned and driven by Vince the cobb and into Meat Market on smashing the door aunt's Mrs.C.S.Misa Dinsmore fullerton high se Mrs.Dave You who has been ill weeks is able to Ruth and Roxx turned from a for H.H.Balcom he Beach. Miss Hazel De Anna Prassel of Anna Blair, also ed Toil Beach Mr. and Mrs.C.South Hiatt-st.le home in Fresno driller in oil flies Springs. Mr. and Mrs.And soft accompaine Mrs.Mikle Rink day from a two w in the northern W.Syndhs was helm Sunday calli Dr.Edna Burry few days with geles. C.I.C.S.Untemple Baptist by their teacher also Mrs.Newso ing with store rooms below and apartments above. This will be a decided improvement and will be a drawing card for some new business houses. This is just what the park needs and with the many other new buildings to be erected soon will make a wonderful addition. The new school is well under way. Dr Julian O. Johnson expects to start soon on a 24 room sanitarium on the Mennes tract. Perry Lucas has started erection of a five-room modern bungalow on the same tract. Jack Golden is planning to build a duplex house on his lot on Eighth-st adjoin ing his own new home. The water system will soon be under way and with the sewer system and widening of Grand-ave to be had soon there is nothing to hold Buena Park from being one of the most up to date little towns in Orange-co as well as southern California. Miss Ida Wilshire of Redlands is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Golden. Sunday evening the Goldens with their guest attended the theater at Santa Ana. Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Brown and son Charles spent Sunday in Tujunga Canyon. Dr. D. W. Hasson was a business visitor to Los Angeles on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Tilton took a day off on Wednesday and enjoyed several shows in Los Angeles. Viola and Louise Hevey of the Buena Park Inn had tonsils and adenoids removed by Dr. Stein at Brenn on Monday. Mrs Lawrence Tilton and Mrs Robert Hunt motored to Los Angeles on Tuesday. N. D. McDowell made a business trip to Los Angeles on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Calloway and family are enjoying a camping trip for several weeks. They started out with no destination in view and will tell us where they visited upon their return. Mrs. H. E. Warren and daughter Florence and Mrs. N. D. McDowell pictured to Garden Grove on Monday. The Woman's club held a special meeting at the home of Mrs. Henry E. Warren on Tuesday afternoon.The afternoon was spent in doing some special Red Cross work. After the meeting the hostess served dainty refreshments of punch and wafers. Mr. and Mrs. N. D. McDowell are building a summer home in the San Bernardino mountains on Burnt Mill Canyon-rd. This location is just 1½ miles from the village of Lake Arrowhead, Mr. McDowell with Mr. Peck of Anaheim and Mr. McProud of Long Beach will work on the new home over the Labor Day vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Otis Scott and children of Florence avenue returned Monday from a two weeks vacation spent in northern part of the state. While away they made a short visit to Sacramento, Calif. Dinner guests at the W. P. Mills home on North Hiatt-tunday were Mr. and Mrs. N. M. Merryman of East Whittier, also Rev., and Mrs.A.C.Early and daughter Marjorie. Mr. M.E.Howard who has been visiting at the home of his brother's James Howard, left Tuesday night for his home in Seattle. Miss Florence Haywood from New York has come to Calif., to make her home with her brother, Mr.H.E.Hart. Rev. and Mrs.A.C.Early are enjoying a three weeks' vacation at Big Bear, Rev.G.D.Shackley will fill the pulpit next Sunday, Rev.C.H.Tilden a returned missionary from India will deliver an address on the following Sunday. The La Habra Farm Center which was not represented at the Orange County fair last year is preparing to put on an exhibit this year, which will properly show the resource of the community, Ray Frantz is in charge of the arrangements, Co-operation of the Chamber-ofCommerce and Kiwanis Club will be asked. La Habra's new automobile fire truck was accepted by the fire company at its meeting Monday night it is equipped with two large chemical tanks It also has ladders, axes and other equipments. Altogether it is an apparatus which the town may be proud of. Measures Earl, Charles, Ed.Kenny of La Habra are entertaining their parents Mr. and Mrs.W.A.Kenney of Springdale, Arkansas, they expect to spend several weeks in California. Guests at the Lindsay home Tuesday evening were Miss Nadine and Robert Buchanan of Los Angeles. Mrs.Rallo Hilbert and sons Mrs.Roy Barker and two daughters are outing this week at the Ray Barker cottage at Forest Home. We wish to extend our thanks to the many kind friends for their sympathies with their cars in the time of movement, signed, J.E.Jrs.E.Brown, Jerome Brown, Oscar Brown, Elmer Brown, Mrs.E.C.Counts. Mr.O.N.Pottenger of South College ave., attended the Whittier Chamber of Commerce 4th Annual Picnic held at Ganesha Park, Pomona Tuesday. C.L.Crumrine, Jay Price, H.O.Price, spent the week-end with a fishing party near San Onofre. Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.Hamilton last week were Mr. and Mrs.James Haws of Nash, Oklahoma. Miss Thelma Dinsmore of Denver, Colo., is a guest at the home of her Mr. and Mrs.Otis Scott and children of Florence avenue returned Monday from a two weeks vacation spent in northern part of the state. While away they made a short visit to Sacramento, Calif. Dinner guests at the W.P.Mills home on North Hiatt-tunday were Mr. and Mrs.N.M.Merryman of East Whittier, also Rev., and Mrs.A.C.Early and daughter Marjorie. Mr.M.E.Howard who has been visiting at the home of his brother's James Howard, left Tuesday night for his home in Seattle. Miss Florence Haywood from New York has come to Calif., to make her home with her brother, Mr.H.E.Hart. Rev.and Mrs.A.C.Early are enjoying a three weeks' vacation at Big Bear, Rev.G.D.Shackley will fill the pulpit next Sunday, Rev.C.H.Tilden a returned missionary from India will deliver an address on the following Sunday. The La Habra Farm Center which was not represented at the Orange County fair last year is preparing to put on an exhibit this year, which will properly show the resource of the community, Ray Frantz is in charge of the arrangements, Co-operation of the Chamber-ofCommerce and Kiwanis Club will be asked. La Habra's new automobile fire truck was accepted by the fire company at its meeting Monday night it is equipped with two large chemical tanks It also has ladders, axes and other equipments. Altogether it is an apparatus which the town may be proud of. Measures Earl, Charles, Ed.Kenny of La Habra are entertaining their parents Mr. and Mrs.W.A.Kenney of Springdale, Arkansas, they expect to spend several weeks in California. Guests at the Lindsay home Tuesday evening were Miss Nadine and Robert Buchanan of Los Angeles. Mrs.Rallo Hilbert and sons Mrs.Roy Barker and two daughters are outing this week at the Ray Barker cottage at Forest Home. We wish to extend our thanks to the many kind friends for their sympathies with their cars in the time of movement, signed, J.E.Jrs.E.Brown, Jerome Brown, Oscar Brown, Elmer Brown, Mrs.E.C.Counts. Mr.O.N.Pottenger of South College ave., attended the Whittier Chamber of Commerce 4th Annual Picnic held at Ganesha Park, Pomona Tuesday. C.L.Crumrine, Jay Price, H.O.Price, spent the week-end with a fishing party near San Onofre. Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.Hamilton last week were Mr. and Mrs.James Haws of Nash, Oklahoma. Miss Thelma Dinsmore of Denver, Colo., is a guest at the home of her Mr. and Mrs.Otis Scott and children of Florence avenue returned Monday from a two weeks vacation spent in northern part of the state. While away they made a short visit to Sacramento, Calif. Dinner guests at the W.P.Mills home on North Hiatt-tunday were Mr. and Mrs.N.M.Merryman of East Whittier, also Rev., and Mrs.A.C.Early and daughter Marjorie. Mr.M.E.Howard who has been visiting at the home of his brother's James Howard, left Tuesday night for his home in Seattle. Miss Florence Haywood from New York has come to Calif., to make her home with her brother, Mr.H.E.Hart. Rev.and Mrs.A.C.Early are enjoying a three weeks' vacation at Big Bear, Rev.G.D.Shackley will fill the pulpit next Sunday, Rev.C.H.Tilden a returned missionary from India will deliver an address on the following Sunday. The La Habra Farm Center which was not represented at the Orange County fair last year is preparing to put on an exhibit this year, which will properly show the resource of the community, Ray Frantz is in charge of the arrangements, Co-operation of the Chamber-ofCommerce and Kiwanis Club will be asked. La Habra's new automobile fire truck was accepted by the fire company at its meeting Monday night it is equipped with two large chemical tanks It also has ladders, axes and other equipments. Altogether it is an apparatus which the town may be proud of. Measures Earl, Charles, Ed.Kenny of La Habra are entertaining their parents Mr. and Mrs.W.A.Kenney of Springdale, Arkansas, they expect to spend several weeks in California. Guests at the Lindsay home Tuesday evening were Miss Nadine and Robert Buchanan of Los Angeles. Mrs.Rallo Hilbert and sons Mrs.Roy Barker and two daughters are outing this week at the Ray Barker cottage at Forest Home. We wish to extend our thanks to the many kind friends for their sympathies with their cars in the time of movement, signed, J.E.Jrs.E.Brown, Jerome Brown, Oscar Brown, Elmer Brown, Mrs.E.C.Counts. Mr.O.N.Pottenger of South College ave., attended the Whittier Chamber of Commerce 4th Annual Picnic held at Ganesha Park, Pomona Tuesday. C.L.Crumrine, Jay Price, H.O.Price, spent the week-end with a fishing party near San Onofre. Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.Hamilton last week were Mr. and Mrs.James Haws of Nash, Oklahoma. Miss Thelma Dinsmore of Denver, Colo., is a guest at the home of her Mr.和Mrs.Otis Scott和childrenofFlorenceavenue returnedMondayfroma两weekvacationspentinnorthernpartofthestateWhileawaytheymadeashortvisittoSacramentoCaliforniaWandmrs.MikleRinkdayfromtwoweventhereisnothingtoholdBuenaParkfrombeingoneofthemostupdatetittletownsinOrangecoaswellsouthernCaliforniaMissIdaWilshireofRedlandsistheguestofMr,andMrs.JackGolden.SundayeveningthedeliveredtheGoldenswiththeguestattheNorthHiatt-st.MissIdaWilshireofRedlandsistheguestofMr,andMrs.JackGolden.SundayeveningthedeliveredtheGoldenswiththeguestattheNorthHiatt-st.MissIdaWilshireofRedlandsistheguestofMr,andMrs.JackGolden.SundayeveningthedeliveredtheGoldenswiththeguestattheNorthHiatt-st.MissIdaWilshireofRedlandsistheguestofMr,andMrs.JackGolden.SundayeveningthedeliveredtheGoldenswiththeguestattheNorthHiatt-st.MissIdaWilshireofRedlandsistheguestofMr,andMrs.JackGolden.SundayeveningthedeliveredtheGoldenswiththeguestattheNorthHiatt-st.MissIdaWilshireofRedlandsistheguestofMr,andMrs.JackGolden.SundayeveningthedeliveredtheGoldenswiththeguestattheNorthHiatt-st.MissIdaWilshireofRedlandsistheguestofMr,andMrs.JackGolden.SundayeveningthedeliveredtheGoldenswiththeguestattheNorthHiatt-st.MissIdaWilshireofRedlandsistheguestofMr,andMrs.JackGolden.SundayeveningthedeliveredtheGoldenswiththeguestattheNorthHiatt-st.MissIdaWilshireofRedlandsistheguestofMr,andMrs.JackGolden.SundayeveningthedeliveredtheGoldenswiththeguestattheNorthHiatt-st.MissIdaWilshireofRedlandsistheguestofMr,andMrs.JackGolden.SundayeveningthedeliveredtheGoldenswiththeguestattheNorthHiatt-st.MissIdaWilshireofRedlandsistheguestofMr,andMrs.JackGolden.SundayeveningthedeliveredtheGoldenswiththeguestattheNorthHiatt-st.MissIdaWilshireofRedlandsistheguestofMr,andMrs.JackGolden.SundayeveningthedeliveredtheGoldenswiththeguestattheNorthHiatt-st.MissIdaWilshireofRedlandsistheguestofMr,andMrs.JackGolden.SundayeveningthedeliveredtheGoldenswiththeguestattheNorthHiatt-st.MissIdaWilshireofRedlandsistheguestofMr,andMrs.JackGolden.SundayeveningthedeliveredtheGoldenswiththeguestattheNorthHiatt-st.MissIdaWilshireofRedlandsistheguestofMr,andMrs.JackGolden.SundayeveningthedeliveredtheGoldenswiththeguestattheNorthHiatt-st.MissIdaWilshireofRedlandsistheguestofMr,andMrs.JackGolden.SundayeveningthedeliveredtheGoldenswiththeguestattheNorthHiatt-st.MissIdaWilshireofRedlandsistheguestofMr,andMrs.JackGolden.SundayeveningthedeliveredtheGoldenswiththeguestattheNorthHiatt-st.MissIdaWilshireofRedlandsistheguestofMr,andMrs.JackGolden.SundayeveningthedeliveredtheGoldenswiththeguestattheNorthHiatt-st.MissIdaWilshireofRedlandsistheguestofMr,andMrs.JackGolden.Sunday eveningthedeliveredtheGoldenswiththeguestattheNorthHiatt-st.MissIdaWilshireofRedlandsistheguestofthemountainovertheLaborDayvacation. Mr.和Mrs.Otis Scott和childrenofFlorenceavenue returnedMondayfroma两weekvacationspentinnorthernpartofthestateWhileawaytheymadeashortvisittoSacramentoCaliforniaWandmrs.MikleRinkdayfromtwoweventhereisnothingtoholdBuenaParkfrombeingoneofthemostupdatetittletownsinOrangecoaswellsouthernCaliforniaMissIdaWilshireofRedlandsistheguestofMr,andMrs.JackGolden.SundayeveningthedeliveredtheGoldenswiththeguestattheNorthHiatt-st.MissIdaWilshireofRedlandsistheguestofthemountainovertheLaborDayvacation. Mr.和Mrs.Otis Scott和childrenofFlorenceavenue returnedMondayfroma两weekvacationspentinnorthernpartofthestateWhileawaytheymadeashortvisittoSacramentoCaliforniaWandmrs.MikleRinkdayfromtwoweventhereisnothingtoholdBuenaParkfrombeingoneofthemostupdatetittletownsinOrangecoaswellsouthernCaliforniaMissIdaWilshireofRedlandsistheguestofthemountainovertheLaborDayvacation. Mr.和Mrs.Otis Scott和childrenofFlorenceavenue returnedMondayfroma两weekvacationspentinnorthernpartofthestateWhileawaytheymadeashortvisittoSacramentoCaliforniaWandmrs.MikleRinkdayfromtwoweventhereisnothingtoholdBuenaParkfrombeingoneofthemostupdatetittletownsinOrangecoaswellsouthernCaliforniaMissIdaWilshireofRedlandsistheguestofthemountainovertheLaborDayvacation. Mr.和Mrs.Otis Scott和childrenofFlorenceavenue returnedMondayfroma两weekvacationspentinnorthernpartofthestateWhileawaytheymadeashortvisittoSacramentoCaliforniaWandmrs.MikleRinkdayfromtwoweventhereisnothingtoholdBuenaParkfrombeingoneofthemostupdatetittletownsinOrangecoaswellsouthernCaliforniaMissIdaWilshireofRedlandsistheguestofthemountainovertheLaborDayvacation. Mr.和Mrs.Otis Scott和childrenofFlorenceavenue returnedMondayfroma两weekvacationspentinnorthernpartofthestateWhileawaytheymadeashortvisittoSacramentoCaliforniaWandmrs.MikleRinkdayfromtwoweventhereisnothingtoholdBuenaParkfrombeingoneoftheremountainovertheLaborDayvacation. Mr.和Mrs.Otis Scott和childrenofFlorenceavenue returnedMondayfroma两weekvacationspentinnorthernpartofthestateWhileawaytheymadeashortvisittoSacramentoCaliforniaWandmrs.MikleRinkdayfromtwoweventhereisnothingtoholdBuenaParkfrombeingoneoftheremountainovertheLaborDayvacation. Mr.和Mrs.Otis Scott和childrenofFlorenceavenue returnedMondayfroma两weekvacationspentinnorthernpartofthestateWhileawaytheymadeashortvisittoSacramentoCaliforniaWandmrs.MikleRinkdayfromtwoweventhereisnothingtoholdBuenaParkfrombeingoneoftheremountainovertheLaborDayvacation. Mr.和Mrs.Otis Scott和childrenofFlorenceavenue returnedMondayfroma两weekvacationspentinnorthernpartofthestateWhileawaytheymadeashortvisittoSacramentoCaliforniaWandmrs.MikleRinkdayfromtwoweventhereisnothingtoholdBuenaParkfrombeingoneoftheremountainovertheLaborDayvacation. Mr.和Mrs.Otis Scott和childrenofFlorenceavenue returnedMondayfroma两weekvacationspentinnorthernpartofthestateWhileawaytheymadeashortvisittoSacramentoCaliforniaWandmrs.MikleRinkdayfromtwoweventhereisnothingtoholdBuenaParkfrombeingoneoftheremountainovertheLaborDayvacation. Mr.和Mrs.Otis Scott和childrenofFlorenceavenue returnedMondayfroma两weekvacationspentinnorthernpartofthestateWhileawaytheymadeashortvisittoSacramentoCaliforniaWandmrs.MikleRinkdayfromtwoweventhereisnothingtoholdBuenaParkfrombeingoneoftheremountainovertheLaborDayvacation. Mr.和Mrs.Otis Scott和childrenofFlorenceavenue returnedMondayfroma两weekvacationspentinnorthernpartofthestateWhileawaytheymadeashortvisittoSacramentoCaliforniaWandmrs.MikleRinkdayfromtwoweventhereisnothingtoholdBuenaParkfrombeingoneoftheremountainovertheLaborDayvacation. Mr.和Mrs.Otis Scott和childrenOfFlorenceavenue returnedMondayfroma两weekvacationspentinnorthernpartofthestateWhileawaytheymadeashortvisittoSacramentoCaliforniaWandmrs.MikleRinkday从twoweven那里是nothing到hosting thematriches or any other event that might affect their ability to attend meetings or events related to their profession or interests such as music concerts or sports games. Ms.R.Lumbrine (Jane) Spencer (John) Woolsey (Michael) Davis (Kevin) Gosselin (Bernice) Duncan (James) Burgeon (Charles) McDowell (Joseph) Wilson (Joe) Cunningham (Jim) Hart (Hugh) Wohlstein (Taylor) Schwartz (William) Chandler (Whittt) Day from a few days this week Ms.R.Lumbrine (Jane) Spencer (John) Woolsey (Michael) Davis (Kevin) Gosselin (Bernice) Duncan (James) Burgeon (Charles) McDowell (Joseph) Wilson (Joe) Cunningham (Jim) Hart (Hugh) Wohlstein (Taylor) Schwartz (William) Chandler (Whittt) Day from a few days this week Ms.R.Lumbrine (Jane) Spencer (John) Woolsey (Michael) Davis (Kevin) Gosselin (Bernice) Duncan (James) Burgeon (Charles) McDowell (Joseph) Wilson (Joe) Cunningham (Jim) Hart (Hugh) Wohlstein (Taylor) Schwartz (William) Chandler (Whittt) Day from a few days this week Ms.R.Lumbrine (Jane) Spencer (John) Woolsey (Michael) Davis (Kevin) Gosselin (Bernice) Duncan (James) Burgeon (Charles) McDowell (Joseph) Wilson (Joe) Cunningham (Jim) Hart (Hugh) Wohlstein (Taylor) Schwartz (William) Chandler (Whittt) Day from a few days this week Ms.R.Lumbrine (Jane) Spencer (John) Woolsey (Michael) Davis (Kevin) Gosselin (Bernice) Duncan (James) Burgeon (Charles) McDowell (Joseph) Wilson (Joe) Cunningham (Jim) Hart (Hugh) Wohlstein (Taylor) Schwartz (William) Chandler (Whittt) Day from a few days this week Ms.R.Lumbrine (Jane) Spencer (John) Woolsey (Michael) Davis (Kevin) Gosselin (Bernice) Duncan (James} Burgeon(Charles}McDowell(Joseph} Wilson(Joe} Cunningham(Jim} Hart(Hugh} Wohlstein(Taylor}Schwartz(William}Chandler(Whittt} Day from a few days this week Ms.R.Lumbrine（Jane）Spencer（John）Woolsey（Michael） Davis（Kevin）Gosselin（Bernice）Duncan（James} Burgeon(Charles}McDowell(Joseph} Wilson(Joe} Cunningham(Jim} Hart(Hugh} Wohlstein(Taylor}Schwartz(William}Chandler(Whittt} Day from a few days this week Ms.R.Lumbrine（Jane）Spencer（John）Woolsey（Michael） Davis（Kevin）Gosselin（Bernice）Duncan（James} Burgeon(Charles}McDowell(Joseph} Wilson(Joe} Cunningham(Jim} Hart(Hugh} Wohlstein(Taylor}Schwartz(William}Chandler(Whittt} Day from a few days this week Ms.R.Lumbrine（Jane）Spencer（John）Woolsey（Michael） Davis（Kevin）Gosselin（Bernice）Duncan（James} Burgeon(Charles}McDowell(Joseph} Wilson(Joe} Cunningham(Jim} Hart(Hugh} Wohlstein(Taylor}Schwartz(William}Chandler(Whittt} Day from a few days this week Ms.R.LumbrINE（Jane）Spencer（John）Woolsey（Michael） Davis（Kevin）Gosselin（Bernice）Duncan（James} Burgeon(Charles}McDowell(Joseph} Wilson(Joe} Cunningham(Jim} Hart(Hugh} Wohlstein(Taylor}Schwartz(William}Chandler(Whittt} Day from a few days this week Ms.R.LumbrINE（Jane）Spencer（John）Woolsey（Michael） Davis（Kevin）Gosselin（Bernice）Duncan（James} Burgeon(Charles}McDowell(Joseph} Wilson(Joe} Cunningham(Jim} Hart(Hugh} Wohlstein(Taylor]Schwartz(William]Chandler(Whittt} Day from a few days this week Ms.R.LumbrINE（Jane）Spencer（John）Woolsey（Michael） Davis（Kevin）Gosselin（Bernice）Duncan（James} Burgeon(Charles]McDowell(Joseph] Wilson(Joe} Cunningham(Jim} Hart(Hugh} Wohlstein(Taylor]Schwartz(William]Chandler(Whittt} Day from a few days this week Ms.R.LumbrINE（Jane）Spencer（John）Woolsey（Michael） Davis（Kevin）Gosselin（Bernice）Duncan（James} Burgeon(Charles]McDowell(Joseph] Wilson(Joe} Cunningham(Jim} Hart(Hugh} Wohlstein(Taylor]Schwartz(William]Chandler(Whittt} Day from a few days this week Ms.R.LumbrINE（Jane）Spencer（John）Woolsey（Michael） Davis（Kevin）Gosselin（Bernice）Duncan（James} Burgeon(Charles]McDowell(Joseph] Wilson(Joe} Cunningham(Jim} Hart(Hugh} Wohlstein(Taylor]Schwartz(William]Chandler(Whittt} Day from a few days this week Ms.R.LumbrINE（Jane）Spencer（John）Woolsey（Michael） Davis（Kevin）Gosselin（Bernice）Duncan（James} Burgeon(Charles]McDowell(Joseph] Wilson(Joe} Cunningham(Jim} Hart(Hugh} Wohlstein(Taylor]Schwartz(William]Chandler(Whittt} Day from a few days this week Ms.R.LumbrINE（Jane）Spencer（John）Woolsey Through Pullman Sleepers daily to Kansas City and St. Louis Via the famous Los Angeles Limited and connections. Leaves Los Angeles 10:30 A.M., arriving Kansas City 9:15 AM and St. Louis 6:02 P.M., third day making connections for all points South and East This new through sleeping car service is via the cool and scenic route through Salt Lake and Denver Direct Connections from Ananem, Leaving 10:10 a.m. Union Pacific C. J. ROWE, Agent SPEND 50 MILLIONS ON IMPROVEMENTS RAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 30. A comprehensive and impressive program for construction work, new facilities and improvement, to maintain a night class transportation service has been launched by the Southern Pacific R. R. Co., it was announced today. Expenditures totaling in excess of $50,000,000 are involved in the improvement program, which is being carried out effect as rapidly as possible. The program is in addition to the recent $40,000,000 purchase by the Southern Pacific of a varied assortment of rolling stock, including freight and passenger cars, refrigerator cars and powerful locomotives. RAN OVER CURB A car owned by Phil Harmudy and driven by Victor Kohlen ran over the curb and into the door at Knott's Meat Market on West Center-st. smashing the door. aunt's Mrs. C. Smith of Central-ave. Miss Dinsmore expects to attend the Fullerton high school this term. Mrs. Dave Youngrem of First-st. who has been ill for the past three weeks is able to be out again. Ruth and Roxana Balcom have returned from a forty-night spent at the H. H. Balcom home in Huntington Beach. Miss Hazel Dorgan of Brea Miss Anna Prassel of La Habra, Mrs. Anna Blair, also of La Habra, motorized to Long Beach Wednesdy. Mr. and Mrs. Cook and children of South Hiatt-st. left Tuesday for their home in Fresno. Mr. Cook was a driller in oil fields at Santa Fe Springs. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Schenpbach and son accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Mikle Rinkins returned Tuesday from a two weeks vacation spent in the northern part of the state. W. Symons was a visitor in Anaheim Sunday calling on friends. Dr. Edna Burgeson is spending a few days with friends in Los Angeles. C. I. C. Sunday school class of the Temple Baptist church chaperoned by their teacher Mrs. Emma Sweany, also Mrs. Newson class of M. E. CONCEPTION OF "THE WAYFARER" PAGEANT Will Cost $125,000 America's passion pageant, "The Wayfarer," with a cast of 7,000 Californiaans will present in the new Los Angeles Coliseum at Exposition park from September 8 to 15, is to be produced on so enormous a scale that those who are managing it claim it will be one of the most costly productions ever conceived for an American stage. "The Wayfarer," which is a combination of grand opera and drama, will cost approximately $125,900 for the seven performances that are to be given, according to Merle Armitage, secretary and business manager. It will require more than 85 men above stage to handle these lights and the scenery. The total cost of construction, rental, equipment, etc., is estimated at $42,000. A smaller sum will be expended for advertising and general publicity. Freight, draynge and warehouse charges will run up to $7,000, and an additional sum of $10,000 has been set aside for general expense, such as offices, tickets, general labor and bombs and fireworks. The stage will be in the center of the stadium, facing west. The west end of the Coliseum's circle of seats will be partitioned off for the audience. There will be 43,000 available seats, $5,000 of which will be reserved. Armitage emphasized that no one Mr. and Mrs. Chester Schenpbach and son accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Mikle Rinkins returned Tuesday from a two weeks vacation spent in the northern part of the state. W. Symons was a visitor in Anaheim Sunday calling on friends. Dr. Edna Burgess is spending a few days with friends in Los Angeles. C. I. C. Sunday school class of the Temple Baptist church chaperoned by their teacher Mrs. Emma Swaney, also Mrs. Newson class of M. E. Church about 25 in all motored on a truck to Santa Ana canyon where they enjoyed a swim in the river and a weinie bake and watercolor feed. Mr. and Mrs. U. E. Kincaid are entertaining their relatives Mr. and Mrs. M. Roy of Dayton, Ohio, who are visiting in Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Frantz also Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Ruddy of McPherson addition were picnic visitors at Laguna Beach Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Boyd McKinley and daughter are visiting at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. B. Huff of North Hiatt-st. Mr. and Mrs. W. Yeater of Santa Ana, were guests at the U. E. Kincaid home Sunday. Mrs. F. X. Thuet left Monday for a visit with her daughter at Patterson. Mr. Chris Schneider returned from a few days visit with his wife who is spending the summer at Murletta Hot Springs. Mr. O. N. Pottenger, accompanied by Miss Rachel Miller, Mrs. Swearinger and children, Helen Brenner, LA HABRA—TWO Chartot of Whittler returned Monday from a week's stay at Laguna Beach where they were guests at the Miller Beach-Cottage on Sunday they entertained about 25 people of Whittler including Mr. George Armstrong of La Habra. Mrs. Gus Lindaner and daughter were Los Angeles visitors recently. Jim Hart and Harold Sullivan had their tonsils removed Monday by Dr. D. L. Burgeson. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lindaner accompanied by Miss Lucy Verrity returned this week from a week spent at Santa Monica. Mrs. H. Hart is a guest at her mother's home at Huntington Beach a few days this week. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Roberts with their house guest Miss Ruby Wilcox and A. O. Brown spent the week-end at San Diego. Mrs. Thomas Mahoney entertained Mrs. D. C. Drake of Yorba Saturday. Lillian Beoka had her tonsils removed by Dr. Camp Monday. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Chewning, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Muchow have returned from a two weeks outing at Big Bear. Wayfarer," with a cast of 7000 So Californians will present in the new Los Angeles Coliseum at Exposition park from September 3 to 15, is to be produced on so enormous a scale that those who are managing it claim it will be one of the most costly productions ever conceived for an American stage. "The Wayfarer," which is a combination of grand opera and drama, will cost approximately $125,900 for the seven performances that are to be given, according to Merle Armitage, secretary and business manager. A portion of the cast is now being directed by Montgomery Lynch, assisted by Maestro William Tyroler and Hugo Kirchhofer, in the auditorium and gymnasium of the University of So Calif. More than 3000 additional characters are needed to swell the chorus and pageant to its quota of 7000. There will be 4000 voices in the chorus, of which 2000 already have been secured. The play will be held on the largest stage in the world, one having a prosenium arch 90 feet high, and a width of 150 feet. One may best conceive the enormous size of this stage by visualizing the climax, "The March of the Nations," in which the entire cast of 7000 persons is to appear on the stage at once and kneel before a great illuminated cross singing the "Halleluja" chorus from Handel's "Messiah." This stage will cost in excess of $20,000 to construct and will require seven carloads of scenery, valued at $265,060, which is being rented from an Eastern Wayfarer Society. Huge tents will be erected in which to store much of the scenery and to be used as dressing rooms for the great cast. Lights used in one performance of "The Wayfarer" will require enough electricity to light a city of 60,000 inhabitants, it is said. Twelve big ship searchlights, the most powerful in the world, will be used as spots. 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This was for 25 years the home of Madame Helena Modjeska, the famous Shakesperian actress. This property has been sold to Mr. C. J. Walker, president of the Farmers and Merchants Bank of Long Beach, one of the largest financial institutions in that city. Mr. Walker was one of the original syndicate which purchased this property from Madame Modjeska in 1908, and which syndicate, a few years later, sold it to the present owners, the Modjeska Ranch Co. For some time this house has been open in a semi-public way and has been vistied by a large number of people. Mr. Walker's plains for the property, as now contemplated, are for the better preservation and up-keep of the place, which has so much of present and historic interest and is one of the beauty spots of So. Calif., mountains. 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