oc-plain-dealer 1924-01-04

UNITED THEATER, 806 E. CENTER TONIGHT AND TOMORROW CARL LAEMMLE PRESENTS HOOT GIBSON OUT OF LUCK A SCREAM FROM STEM TO STERN! One of the biggest and funniest things that ever happened to the U. S. Navy occurred when Sam Purdue made a flying leap from his bucking bronco to the quarter-deck of one of Uncle Sam's dreadnaughts! From the moment Sam landed on the ship, Uncle Sam had more worries than a dog has fleas! See Hoot Gibson as Sam Purdue, the funniest landlubber that ever swabbed a deck or twirled a bowline to rope a bucking gob. COPENHAGEN TO HAVE FORD PLANT DETROIT, Jan. 5. — By next spring the Ford Motor Co. will have completed an immense new factory at Copenhagen, Denmark, which will be one of the finest in Europe, introducing in that part of the world new standards in design and operation. The growth of the Copenhagen assembly plant since its opening in June, 1919, has been remarkable, and it is now the second largest among the foreign companies, first place being held by the plant at Manchester, England. A total of 13 countries are served by Copenhagen. These include Denmark, Iceland, Faroe Islands, Sweden, Norway, Finland, Free State of Danzig, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Ukraine and Germany. The demand for Ford cars during the present year has been particularly good in the three Scandinavian countries — Denmark, Norway and Sweden — and the Fordson tractor has come into extensive agricultural use. Construction work on the new plant at Copenhagen is well under way. GRACE LUTH. IN ANNUAL SESSION Flattering reports of the last year were heard at the annual congregational meeting of Grace Lutheran church last evening. With a membership of more than 200, the organization, now a missionary congregations started but four years ago, is rapidly outgrowing its edifice and plans must be made very soon for accommodation of its increasing Sunday school. Rev. J. H. Peters, who has been pastor of the church during the four years, is very happy in its progress, and with the able assistance of Mrs. Poters, is continually exciting new interests. Representative Remmele, indi That German communists resort to force to place Remmele in his sea DENY PROBATION IN LIQUOR CAR After he had pleaded guilty a charge of driving an auto bilie while under the influence intoxicating liquor and had refused probation, Fred Mar of Santa Ana today changed Sun—Mon—Tues ROYAL STOCK CO. IN THE PERENNIAL COMEDY OF YOUTH “Peg Of My Heart” JAPANESE CABINET IS REACTIONARY TOKIO, Jan. 4. — A reactionary cabinet, which the Japanese press and many statesmen predict cannot exist more than a few months, was assured today, when the Senyukat party promised its aid to Viscount Keigo Kiyoura in his attempted formation of a ministry. It was regarded as highly probable that Kiyoura will recall Baron Hayashi from London to become foreign minister, and install Keisheiro Matsui, former ambassador to France, in that post. Vice-Ministers Okada of the navy and Ugaki of the army, are expected to assume those ministerial portfolios respectively in the new cabinet. The Kiyoura cabinet faces united opposition of both the press and in parliament at its outset, and because of this the prediction is made that its life will be but a short one. ASK RELEASE OF BRITISH SAILORS LONDON, Jan. 4. — Upon request of the Canadian government, Great Britain today instructed Henry G. Chilton, British charge d'affaires at Washington, to ask the United States immediately to release on bail the British members of the crew of the seized sailing ship Tomoka. RECOVER CHECKS LOS ANGELES, Jan. 4. — Twenty-one thousand dollars in checks, stolen yesterday from the Challenge Creamery Co., were today recovered by A. R. Hofer, who told police he found them near his place of business. No trace was found of $5000 in cash secured by the bandits. LOCAL SKEETERS BEAT SANTA ANA Anabeim Hi's 130-pound casabay shooters trimmed Santa Ana 29 to 27 last evening on the local court. There was no spectacular playing on the part of either crew. Lack of practice was apparent. The 110-pound class served as curtain-raiser to the Orange-Riverside game at Orange last evening and lost, 24 to 16. The Orange lads were in much better condition than the locals, and making the digits came a little easier. A. H. S. first team played Santa Ana this afternoon. HANKE BURIAL SATURDAY Funeral services for William Hanke who passed away yesterday will be held at Huddle funeral parlors Saturday at 1:30. Rev. Wm. Husser, former pastor of the Salem Evangelical church, will have charge. Burial will be at Loma Vista. The services will be both in English and German. Pallbearers will be Messrs. Rutter, Chester, Schneider, Rev. Kraeber, Witte, A. Martinez and R. R. Pember. TWIN BABIES DIE The infant boy and girl of Mr. and Mrs. William Gerlick of Buena Park died at the same time yesterday morning, six hours after birth. Funeral services were held this morning. Rev. Joe Tucker of the Nazarene church In Placentia officiating. Interment was in the Loma Vista cemetery, Angus McAulay, funeral director. Increase in the authorized common stock from $15,000,000 to $20,000,000 has been voted by Reo Motor Co. stockholders. DENY PROBATION IN LIQUOR CAUSE After he had pleaded guilty to a charge of driving an auto billet while under the influence intoxicating liquor and had refused probation, Fred Marion of Santa Ana today changed tactics and likewise his plea. Probation being denied, he mon pleaded not guilty and trial was set for February 6 at a m. in Superior Judge F. Drummn's court. Bond was for at $500, which friends of him provided. In denying probation, Jerry Grumman declared that, regardless of Marion's showing that he previously been a law-abiding citizen, the public "must take it that it cannot drive an auto billet while intoxicated and even counts to condone the off by granting probation." Marmon was charged with offense following his arrest Irvine while returning from trip to Tia Junga. QUAKE DESTROYS 3 ITALIAN TOWNS LONDON, Jan. 4. — Three Italian towns—Senegalia, Mondo and Sancelestanza—have partially destroyed by earthquake shocks that centered in the vince of Pezaroe Urbincio Central News dispatch from L this afternoon. They will have rebuilt. ROME, Jan. 4. — Fresh quake shocks were reported from the province of Pesaro Bino bordering the Adriatic. Thousands of panic-stricken destruction of the towns towns of Senigallia and Mon are nearly deserted. The people fear that a new cano is opening up. SEARCHING NATION FOR INDIANA G RECOVER CHECKS LOS ANGELES, Jan. 4 — Twenty-one thousand dollars in checks, stolen yesterday from the Challenge Creamery Co., were today recovered by A. R. Hofer, who told police he found them near his place of business. No trace was found of $5000 in cash secured by the bandits. FREE--Saturday&Sunday 1 quart of Eureka Motor oil with each 5 gallons of Eureka gasoline at A. Bayliss Service Station 611 E. CENTER ANAHEIM, CALIF. A California Top on your car will keep out the cold and rain and give you all the comforts of any closed car. IT IS NOT NECESSARY to discard a perfectly good touring car in order to get a closed car. BRING IN YOUR CAR and let us install an angle iron framed California top. IF YOUR CAR NEEDS REFINISHING we can paint it, or better still, cover the body with Fabri-cold, re-nickle the door handles, hub caps, lamp rims, etc., and deliver it to you looking like a new car. Come in tomorrow and let us talk it over with you and show you the work we are doing for others. Eddy's Auto Paint and Top Shop Anaheim, Calif. THE PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIF. GERMAN "REDS" PLAN TO FORCE WAY INTO REICHSTAG What German communists will sort to force to place Representative Remmele in his seat in the reichstag is the report worrying the Ebert government. Remmele has been banished from twenty meetings of the body due as a result of his "Red" beliefs and activities. ISSUE PLATES BEGINNING JANUARY Co-operating with the state vision of motor vehicles, the Club of So. Calif. will begin Monday, Jan. 18, issuing plates for 1924 for its members at all of its 30 offices through this section of the state. Applications can be accepted by that date. This year, or the first plates will be available in a fice of the organization, eliminating the delays that were unable last year because of theplications having to be closed through the headquarters in Angeles. The 1923 certificate of citation will constitute the cation for Dense renewal. Certificate must be brought gether with a fee of $3, to nearest office of the club, with the new 194 plates may be trained. All certificates must be clearly signed and changes of dress noted by scratching our old and writing in the new. Complied applications as transits, commercial chauffeur etc., also will be died by t club. All application for commercial cars, which require higher fees, must be accompanied by certified weight certificates. Applicants are required to bring their applicationsBonally id to make all crepresenting license fees pay to the cb. BENDICT CLAES, SR PASSES AW NY PROBATION IN LIQUOR CASE For he had pleaded guilty to charge of driving an automobile while under the influence of injecting liquor and had been probation. Fred Marnon Santa Ana today changed his BETTER LIGHTS IN COUNTRY REQUIRED For city driving lights do not count for so much—just enough illumination to cover the law and that's all a driver demands. But out on a dark country road, ade HELD FOR $25.000 OAKLAND HOLDUP LOS ANGELES, Jan. 4.—Bert Taylor, wanted for the holdup with five other men of the Pergola Cafe in Oakland in which 250 guests were robbed of $25,060 in money and jewelry, was arrested today at Redondo Beach by San Francisco officers, who had trailed him here after a Benect Claes, Sr., for 2 years resident of the Garvey district, passed away eveninat his home on the den Give road. He was born Westville, Germany, August 1845, and came to America 1871. He lived in East St. Louis 50 yea NY PROBATION IN LIQUOR CASE He had pleaded guilty to charge of driving an automobile while under the influence of deceiving liquor and had been indicted. Fred Marmon, Santa Ana today changed his name and likewise his plea. Indication being denied. Marple pleaded not guilty and his was set for February 6 at 10 in Superior Judge F. C. Conn's court. Bond was fixed at $500, which friends of Marple provided. Denying probation. Judge Sum declared that regardless of Harmon's showing that he had easily been a law-abiding citizen the public "must be taught it cannot drive an automobile while intoxicated and expect courts to condone the offense granting probation." Harmon's attorney, Otto Sana, had explained that Marmon not an habitual drinker. Even though this was his first case, remarked Judge Druman person who might have been with at the time would just be hard and possibly killed just as dead as thoulrd and beca a hard drinker all hisARMON was charged with the case following his arrest near where he returning from a to Tia Junga. AKE DESTROYS B ITALIAN TOWNS London, Jan. 4. Three Italian towns—Senegallia, Mondolfo Sanseconstanza—have been really destroyed by earthquake that centered in the province of Pezaroe Urbine said a rural News dispatch from Rome afternoon. They will have to rebuild. HOME, Jan. 4. Fresh earth-shocks were reported today to the province of Pesaro E Urbino bordering the Adriatic thousands of panic-stricken alle are camping in fields fear-destruction of the towns. The area of Senigallia and Mondolfo nearly deserted. The people fear that a new volcano is opening up. ARCHING NATION FOR INDIANA GIRI BETTER LIGHTS IN COUNTRY REQUIRED For city driving lights do not count for so much—just enough illumination to cover the law and that's all a driver demands. But out on a dark country road, adequate lighting often means the difference between safety and disaster. If you have a temperamental battery, you follow the road only by intuition. But with a good healthy battery, each turn in the road, each hole, each stone, is plainly visible to you as you sit behind the wheel. The importance of having a powerful, dependable battery in your car cannot be exaggerated. It means safety. It means comfort. Rugged power is built into the Vesta battery. It lasts so much longer than other batteries do that it has earned, year in and year out, the title of the long-life battery. There is economy in owning a Vesta, not to mention safety and comfort. Start the New Year right by installing a Vesta battery in your car. PROBE ATTEMPT TO KILL JULIAN LOS ANGELES, Jan. 4. Police were investigating today what was declared to have been an attempt to shoot C. C. Julian, So. Calif. oil promoter, at his home here early today as he conversed with a business associate. According to Julian's report to the police three shots were fired thrue the window to the downstairs part of the Julian home and struck a wall a few feet from where Julian said he was seated. Julian told the officers that he received a threatening telephone call last night from an unidentified man who told him last night would be his last on earth. FIND MUMMY OF TUT ANKH AMEN LUXOR, Egypt, Jan. 4. Egyptologists, exploring the 30-century-old tomb of Tut-Ankh-Amen in the Valley of Kings, today penetrated to the granite sarcophagus supposed to contain the mummy of the ancient Pharaoh. Howard Carter in charge of twenty meetings of the body to date as a result of his "Red" lifesaft and activities. HELD FOR $25,000 OAKLAND HOLDUP LOS ANGELES, Jan. 4.—Bert Taylor wanted for the holdup with five other men of the Pergola Cafe in Oakland in which 250 guests were robbed of $25,000 in money and jewelry, was arrested today at Redondo Beach by San Francisco officers, who had trailed him here after a year's search and Redondo officers. The San Francisco officers started north with their prisoner immediately. Taylor was arrested after an all night vigil at a Redondo house. SEEK PASADENA BANDIT-SLAYER PASADENA, Jan. 4.—Every available officer of the Pasadena police force were scouring the town's surrounding the Altadena section today for the bandit who last night shot and killed William Jacobson, after he had up and robbed Jacobson and his fiancé, Miss Ethel Todd, and attempted to attack the girl. Miss Toddy told officers she and Jacobson had just completed plans for their wedding next week and were seated in Jacobson's automobile at Bridgend road and Casa Grande-st. when the bandit ordered them to hands up. Both victims compiled and after robbing Jacobson of his wallet and searching Miss Toddy he ordered her to accompany him down the road. When it was apparent that Miss Toddy was being forced away with the bandit Jacobson went to the assistance of his sweetheart and was shot down by the bandit. Jacobson died a few minutes later in the arms of his bride-to-be. NEW DANCE ORDINANCE LOS ANGELES, Jan. 4. The city council today passed the much-discussed ordinance which will permit dancing until 1 o'clock on all week nights, bans dancing on Sunday nights, and permits it until 2 a.m., on the evenings and nights of holidays. The ordinance was passed by unanimous vote. Sales of the Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. increased practically 20 per cent in the fiscal year ending Oct. 21, jumping from $64,-567,391 to $77,583,149. MERCURY BOILER, BENDICT CLAES, SR PASSES AW Bendict Claes, Sr., for years resident of the Ga-Grove district, passed away on December 14th. He was born Westpell, Germany, August 1845, and came to America 1871. He lived in East St. Louis 50 yes. He survived by two daughters, athryn and Helen C., a son Benedict Claes, Jr.; brothel; Joseph of Anaheim; Berghof of Bochum, Westphil Germy; three nephews, nardril, Joseph, Jr., and all oonaheim; and a niece, Carloose of San Francisco. Petal services will be duct at St. Boniface church Monday morning at 9 o'clock Bur will be at Calvary cemetery of the rosary be Backs, Terry and Camps parts: 7:30, Sunday evening. FULERTON C. OF CAMES DIRECTOR Links are being sent out Fortton C. of C. for non-profit five new directors JaNelection is Jan. 15. OBATE SEEMAN ESTAT We will of the late Jurgenen who died in Anahiem leaving a $5,000 estate; will for probate in the Superficial today with a petition thawow, Dora Seeman, of Host.Anaheim. FIND MUMMY OF TUT ANKH AMEN LUXOR, Egypt, Jan. 4.—Egyptologists, exploring the 30-century-old tomb of Tut-Ankh-Amen in the Valley of Kings, today penetrated to the granite sarcophagus supposed to contain the mummy of the ancient Pharaoh. Howard Carter, in charge of dismantling the tomb, has not set any date for the opening of the sarcophagus. Found a third shrine, were surprised today to find a fourth. When it was opened the great red and white granite sarcophagus was revealed to their eyes. It was a massive affair of superior workmanship. Delicate coloring, still fresh after 2000 years, marked the designs traced upon the shrines. MEMPHIS TO BAR NORMAND MOVIES WASHINGTON, Jan. 4.—Legislation sponsored by President Coolidge and Secretary of Commerce Hoover to create a bureau of civil aeronautics in the commerce department, was approved this afternoon by the Senate commerce committee. A bill introduced by Senator Wadsworth, Rep., New York, to provide for the establishment of the bureau, will be reported favorably to the Senate next week. ARRAIGNED FOR VAGRANCY S. B. Strand of Bensom, Minn., and Joe Moran of Los Angeles charged with vagrancy, were arraigned this morning before Judge French. Strand received a 30-day suspended sentence, and Moran was sentenced to 20 days in the county jail. The city will continue to attract physicians as long as it continues to offer better living conditions and better facilities for the application of his scientific attainments. MERCURY BOILER, POWER INNOVATION, CUTS FUEL COSTS W. L. Emmet. A revolutionary invention in power field, the mercury boiler reloping as much or more power the steam boiler from 50 per cent fuel, has been pronounced success after official tests. The invention of W. L. Emmet engineer of the General SUE PLATES BEGINNING JAN. 14 Co-operating with the state division of motor vehicles, the Auto Club of So. Calif. will begin on Monday, Jan. 14, issuing licenses for 1924 for its members all of its 30 offices throughout a section of the state. No applications can be accepted before that date. This year, for the first time, taxes will be available in all offices of the organization, eliminatethe delays that were unavoided last year because of the applications having to be cleared through the headquarters in Los Angeles. The 1923 certificate of registration will constitute the application for license renewal. The certificate must be brought, together with a fee of $3, to the nearest office of the club, where the new 194 plates may be obtained. All certificates must be properly signed and changes of address noted by scratching out the and wring in the new. Complicated applications such transits, commercial cars,auffeur-sets... also will be handled by the club. All applications for commercial cars, which require higher fees, must be accompanied by certified weight certificates, applicants are requested bringing their applications personally id to make all checks presenting license fees payable to the CD. ENDICT CLAES, SR PASSES AWAY Benect Claes, Sr., for three years resident of the Garden Grove district, passed away last peninna at his home on the Garland Give road. He was born in East Palmia, Germany, August 15, 1945, and came to America in 1971. He lived in East St. Louis yes. LOOK!—Entertainment and Profit! TWO DAYS STARTING TODAY The greatest mystery ever on stage or screen! It's one picture that will keep you guessing to the very end. Gripping, startling, sensational! California Theatre Flowers courtesy The Flower Shop, 120 N. Los Angeles. TONIGHT ONLY BIG GALA GIFT NIGHT Here are the presents to be given to our patrons free. GEORGE B. PECK—Set Utah Metal Silverware. 26 pieces, value $10.35. ANAHEIM PAINT & PAPER CO.—Picture "The Nymphs", value $7.00; Johnson's Waxing Set; value $3.50. ANAHEIM NOVELTY & GIFT SHOP — Beautiful Mirror, value $10.00. S Q. R. STORE—Double Wool Blanket, value $9.50. WEBER'S BOOK STORE—6-piece Desk Set, value $10.00. HEYING'S PHARMACY—Mal D'or Vanity & Toilet Water set, value $4.50; Ivory Mirror, value $6.00. MODERN APPLIANCE CO.—Electric Heating Pad, value $8.50. P. H. McCLOSKEY—$ pairs Wilson Bros. Men's Silk Hose, value $7.50; Beautiful Tie, value $2.50. ARCH FRITZ AT THE WURLITZER GET $32,500 FROM BANK OFFICIALS KANSAS CITY, Jan. 4.—Five bandits in an auto today held up two officials of the Central Police bank and escaped with $32,-500 in cash. The holdup occurred one block from the bank when the bank of GET $32,500 FROM BANK OFFICIALS KANSAS CITY, Jan. 4.—Five bandits in an auto today held up two officials of the Central Police bank and escaped with $32,-500 in cash. The holdup occurred one block from the bank, when the bank officials were bringing the currency to their bank in an automobile. RACING AT CULVER LOS ANGELES, Jan. 4.—Horse races will be held at the Culver City track this afternoon, to morrow and Sunday, despite an announcement this morning that no races would be held today. COUGHS—COLDS—"FLU" Watch out for "Flu" and pneumonia now. Check coughs or colds quick. McMullin's Formula always reliable. Have it bandy. Nothing better for weak lungs, bronchial troubles or asthma as a germicide and preventive against germ diseases has a hundred uses in every home. Mrd. only by Tilden McMullin Co., Sedalia, Mo. Sold by Heying Pharmacy. LEGAL NOTICE IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE COUNTY OF ORANGE, STATE OF CALIFORNIA, NO. 16192. Notice for Publication of Time of Proving Will, Ete. In the Matter of the Estate of Jurgen Seeman, Deceased. Notice is hereby given that Friday, the 18th day of January, 1924, at 10 o'clock a.m., of said day, at the Court room of this Court, Department No. 2, in the City of Santa Ana, County of Orange, State of California, has been appointed as the time and place for hearing the application of Dora Seeman, praying that a document now on file in this Court, purporting to be the last Will and Testament of the said deceased, be admitted to probate, that Letters Testamentary be issued thereon to Dora Seeman at which time and place all persons interested therein may appear and contest the same. Dated January 3, 1924. J. M. BACKS, County Clerk. Publish Jan. 4, 5, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 14, 15. 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