oc-plain-dealer 1923-09-06

PRESIDENT WIRES BEST WISHES DENVER, Sept. 6.—The National Federation of Federal Employees, in annual convention here today greeted with loud applause a telegram from President Coolidge extending best wishes for the 'success and enlarged public service of the federation,' and "assurance of a desire to co-operate with you in promoting the welfare of those in government employ." One hundred dollars was appropriated from the federation's treasury for the Japanese sufferers. BAG DOZEN DEER AND FOUR HUNTERS REDDING, Calif., Sept. 6.—Nearly a thousand hunters are in the lava beds of Modoo county seeking mule-tail deer, according to reports brought here today by men returning from that region. In spite of the vigorous campaign, only twelve muletails have been bagged to date, it is reported. So far three hunters have been shot by mistake and one has been killed. FILE INCORPORATION PAPERS The Tri City Associates, Inc., filed papers of incorporation today in Santa Ana. The directors are of Balboa, Costa Mesa and Newport Beach and the capital is $45,000 of which $50 has been subscribed. FENDERS PUNISHED IN TRIPLE CRASH A machine driven by Charles Yaeger, Fullerton, yesterday, struck a car belonging to Hubert Bown causing Bown's machine to strike another car parked directly ahead. The accident occurred in front of the Mission Court apartments on East Chapman ave., Orange. Yaeger, who reported the triple crash to police, stated that he was traveling west on Chapman ave when Bown, driving a Citrus Tire Co. car, swung out from the curbing. The triple smash followed. Only the fenders were damaged, the report stated. RAILWAY VALUES Total valuation of railway properties in the county taxed by the state are as follows, according to County Auditor W. C. Jerome: Santa Fe $2,233,760.10; S. P. $2,232,600; Pacific Electric $2,140,-456.40; Los Angeles and Salt Lake $941,-365.80; The Pullman company, $62,420, making a total of $3,377,602.30. L. A. MAN TO SPEAK The Orange County Bankers' Association has secured Henry M. Robinson, President of the First National Bank of Los Angeles, for its speaker at the next meeting to be held in Huntington Beach Sept. 13. CONGRESSMAN SWING TO VISIT ORANGE COUNTY Phil D. Swing, congressman, will be the guest of the Fullerton C. of C. at noon September 19, it is announced. Mr. Swing is making a tour of Orange-co., and will speak at Santa Ana, Anaheim and Fullerton in behalf of the Boulder dam proposition. He plans to speak in FAMILY 'JAM' COURT George Tinsley, threatened her life declares in a divorce at Santa Ana. Sheeral relief and title property, consist They were married April 24, 1920. Then They separated Marjorie L. Hyde voice from Roma G.fidelity. They were centia, Sept. 27, 1920 on May 20 last. Then. Villa Fuguay in Henry Fuguy alleles, including an atto choke her false fidelity, desertion o after which he die years, and non-suppence. She asks alimony children of five aneral relief. SEIZE GREEK LONDON, Sept. seized the Greek in Pano and Mathraki cording to a General Tellini. GREECE HAS FRIED IN GENEVA, Sept. Nations assembly poened indefinitely the decision of make a sensational floor for intervention Greece. The meeting war at 11 o'clock this n THIS chart demonstrates that you get more quality for less money when you buy Goodyear Tires. Goodyears sell today for 37% less than in 1920; 30% less than in 1914. And their quality has been steadily improved; their superiority is beyond question. This is a good time to buy Goodyears. As Goodyear Service Station Dealers we sell and recommend the new Goodyear Cords with the bowled All-Weather Trend and back them up with standard Goodyear Scentos JAMES, THE VULCANIZER, 226 N. Los Angeles St. GOOD YEAR "Los Angeles Made for Western Trade" CONGRESSMAN SWING TO VISIT ORANGE COUNTY Phil D. Swing, congressman, will be the guest of the Fullerton C. of C. at noon September 19, it is announced. Mr. Swing is making a tour of Orange-co., and will speak at Santa Ana, Anaheim and Fullerton in behalf of the Boulder dam proposition. He plans to speak in Anaheim Monday prior to his Fullerton address on Wednesday. He also plans to address the Orange-co. Associated C.'s of C. on the evening of the later date. BALK PLANS TO REDUCE CHARGES LOS ANGELES, Sept. 6.—Federal authorities interested in the efforts made to free Elmer Green, suspended customs inspector, and J. M. Patton and Raymond Jones, from charges of conspiracy to violate the customs and prohibition laws, believe they have thwarted an alleged scheme to cause a reduction of the charges against them. WITNESSES PATAL ORASH: FALLS DEAD WHITING, Ind., Sept 6.—William Wiggins, B & O. crossing watchman here, fell dead this afternoon when he saw a fast train strike the automobile of John Besotar, 50, and kill him. Besotar was Whiting's park commissioner. SCIENTISTS ESCAPE SANTA ROSA, Calif., Sept. 6.—Local relatives received work of the safety today in Shanghai of Dr. and Mrs. David Tennant, who until two days before the Japanese disaster, were conducting scientific research work on an island twelve miles from Tokio. GREECE HAS FREE IN GENEVA, Sept. 6 Nations assembly poised indefinitely the decision of make a sensations floor for intervention Greece. The meeting was at 11 o'clock this m BEGINS SENIOR FOR EMBRIDGE Okymia, Washington E. Sinclair today sentence of from years in the state Walla Walla and his Sinclair, faces arrest In the alleged em proximately $100 Southwestern Washington of Illwaco, Wash. Myron Sinclair, ed all blame for CLUB TO Members of the Fullerton Business women's club will meeting this evening club at the Elkro' club will be served at sololists of the Union will entertain numbers. Other have been arranged. MARRIAGE Perry Wilmuth no, and Estelle Lo Huntington Beach terson, 34, Santa M. Sweeney, 30, St Cox, 30, Calexico lins, 27, Tustin Hays, 31, Artesia Dunlop, 20, Garde FREE TICKET TO CIRCUS BOYS AND GIRLS CIRCUS BOYS AND GIRLS Ringling Bros. An Will Be In San HERE IS Y TO SEE THE BI The Plain Dealer will give a Free Ticket to the Circus to Any Boy o months. Start working today and bring or mail your subscription to Dealer Office" on Tuesday, September 11th. August.....192..... I hereby subscribe for the Plain Dealer to be delivered to me daily for the term of three months, for which I have paid the sum of $1.00, with the understanding that..... is to receive Free of Charge a Ticket to Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey's Circus as specified above. Delivery of the paper to start..... and is to be continued daily thereafter until I order it stopped. Name..... Address.... FAMILY 'JARS' HELP 'JAM' COURT WORKS George Tinsley, her husband, threatened her life, Hazel Tinsley declares in a divorce complaint filed at Santa Ana. She asks costs, general relief and title to the community property, consisting of furniture. They were married at Porterville, April 24, 1920. There are no children. They separated on July 26 last. Marjorie L. Hyde in a suit for divorce from Roma G. Hyde charges infidelity. They were married at Placentia, Sept. 27, 1920, and separated on May 20 last. There are no children. Villa Fuguay in a suit against Henry Fuguay alleges many cruelties, including an attempt on July 11 to choke her, false accusations of infidelity, desertion on July 19, 1919, after which he did not return for years, and non-support during his absence. She asks alimony, custody of two children of five and three and general relief. SEIZE GREEK ISLES LONDON, Sept. 6—Italians have seized the Greek islands of Merlera, Fano and Mathraki, near Corfu, according to a General News dispatch from Rome this afternoon. It is reported from Triest that the Greeks have arrested many persons, including two men who are charged with being the actual assassins of General Tellini. GRECEE HAS FRIENDS IN SMALL NATIONS GENEVA, Sept. 6—The League of Nations assembly meeting was postponed indefinitely today, owing to the decision of small nations to make a sensational fight upon the floor for intervention in behalf of Greece. The meeting was to have opened at 11 o'clock this morning. BEGINS SENTENCE KILLED IN BLAST FINOLE, Calif., Sept. 6.—Oma man was blown to atoms and ten others were injured when a ton of nitroglucerine exploded at the Hercules Powder Company's plant here today. The dead man is believed to be William Haggerty. The explosion shattered windows within a radius of five miles from here. FORMAL OPENING FOR FIRM SATURDAY Reorganizing and adding to its stock, the former Modern Gas Appliances has changed its name to The Modern Appliance Co. and moved from 133 South Los Angeles-st to 127 West Center, where it has considerably larger quarters. Harry I. Horn has joined the firm as secretary-treasurer. Frank B. Harden is president and N. H. Cox vice-president, in charge of the Santa Ana branch. The feature of the stock will be the Direct Action ranges with Lorrain oven heat regulator, Pacific gas radiators, flor furnaces and unit furnaces, Federal water heaters, Hay-Glo fireplace heaters, mantle grates, and recess bath heaters, and Vulcan smooth top ranges. At the opening on Saturday electrical equipment will be displayed all day long and two dinners served afternoon and evening the victuals of which will be cooked together in the same Lorraine regulated oven, which will be padlocked. The heat in this oven is regulated automatically and nothing can burn or be anything but done perfectly. TWO CHARGED WITH NO-FUND CHECKS P. Chaplin and R. G. Graves were held today by Justice J. B. Cox for superior court on a charge of passing a no-fund check for $25 to C. E. Wertheim. H. B. also signaled left it on No. Los Angeles-st near she retreated the Standard Oil filling station while she went to see a physician. When been there... GREECE HAS FRIENDS IN SMALL NATIONS GENEVA, Sept. 6.—The League of Nations assembly meeting was postponed indefinitely today, owing to the decision of small nations to make a sensational fight upon the floor for intervention in behalf of Greece. The meeting was to have opened at 11 o'clock this morning. BEGINS SENTENCE FOR EMBEZZLEMENT OhYMPIA, Wash., Sept. 6.—Myron E. Sinclair today starts serving a sentence of from four to fifteen years in the state penitentiary at Walla Walla and his father, Percy I. Sinclair, faces arrest for their part. In the alleged embezzlement of approximately $100,000 from the Southwestern Washington State Bank of Illwaco, Wash. Myron Sinclair, cashier, shouldered all blame for the descrepancies. CLUB TO TREAT Members of the Santa Ana and Pullerton Business and Professional women's club will be guests at the meeting this evening of the Anaheim club at the Elks' club house. Dinner will be served at 6:30. One of the soloists of the Orange Co. Choral Union will entertain with musical numbers. Other items of interest have been arranged for the program. MARRIAGE LICENSES Perry Wilmuth Hurst, 24, Freno, and Estelle Louise Vandruff, 24, Huntington Beach; Walter H. Patterson, 34, Santa Ana, and Minola M. Sweeney, 30, Santa Ana; Fred A. Cox, 30, Calexico, and Ruth Rawlins, 27, Tustin; William Beailey Hays, 21, Artesia, and J. Madeline Dunlop, 20, Garden Grove. afternoon and evening the victuals of which will be cooked together in the same Lorraine regulated oven, which will be padlocked. The heat in this oven is regulated automatically and nothing can burn or be anything but done perfectly. TWO CHARGED WITH NO-FUND CHECKS P. Chaplin and R. G. Graves were held today by Justice J. B. Cox for superior court on a charge of passing a no-fund check for $25 to C. E. Westenhaver. H. B. Star also signed the check, says the complaint. W. F. Menton was attorney for Chaplin and A. C. Webb for Graves. Deputy District Attorney D. G. Wettlin represented the people. Ball at $500 was fixed in the case of Chaplin and Graves, Chaplin paying. Graves was allowed to go on his own recognizance. Star did not appear. STOLEN CAR IS FOUND IN COUNTRY W. M. Classen who lives near Fullerton said at the local police station this morning that his car which had been stolen Monday has been recovered a few miles out in the country near Garden Grove, Mrs. Classen drove the car to Anaheim Monday. 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Yes—You Can Have Two Tickets if You Turn in Four New Subscriptions FOR FURTHER INFORMATION INQUIRE THE ORANGE COUNTY Plain Dealer CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT Thursday, September 6 1923 The Angeles-st near she returned, the car was gone. It is four gallons of gasoline in the station while said that it shown evidence of having been run a long distance, but there stripped. INTEGRITY STUDEBAKER SERVICE Studebaker Light-Six Passenger Touring Car $995 Don't Experiment Buy a 1924 Studebaker The 1924 Studebaker Light-Six Touring car, with its refinements and improvements, offers the closest approach to mechanical perfection in moderate priced cars yet produced. It continues to set the pace in the amount value for the money invested. No radical parture from approved design has been tempted. There's nothing experimental out it—everything of recognized merit. Every vital unit has proved its satisfaction the public use. No matter how much money you expect to pay for this Light-Six, the name Studebaker will provide convincing proof of its greater dollar-for-dollar value, its dependable performance, simple power, extreme comfort, and many other desirable features. The Light-Six is practically free from vibration because Studebaker machines the crankshaft and connecting rods on all surfaces. No other manufacturer follows this practice on a car at anywhere near the Light-Six price. This is just one of many superiorities. After seventy-one years, the name Studebaker Buy a 1924 Studebaker The 1924 Studebaker Light-Six Touring car, with its refinements and improvements, offers the closest approach to mechanical perfection in moderate priced cars yet produced. It continues to set the pace in the amount value for the money invested. No radical departure from approved design has been attempted. There's nothing experimental about it—everything of recognized merit. 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