oc-plain-dealer 1924-02-04

PROBE DEATH OF MOTOR SPEEDER LOS ANGELES, Feb. 4.—The coroner's office was today arranging for an inquest into the death yesterday at the Ascot speedway of Jimmy Craft of Loganport, Ind., when his mering car hurtling around the track at 75 miles an hour, crashed into a fence from an unknown reason. Twenty-five thousand race fans witnessed the accident. Craft was thrown from his seat and in front of his car. Although injured he tried to rise to his feet and signal to the other drivers who were close behind him. As he did so Norris Shears, driving madly to overtake Craft, who was in the lead, plunged into the wreck. By dexterous manipulation the other drivers did—the race managed by close margins to avoid hitting the two wrecked cars. Craft was dead before reaching the hospital. Shears was given first aid treatment at the hospital and found not to be seriously hurt. Floyd Roberts and Frank Wheeler, other drivers in the race, also crashed into the fence at different times but neither was seriously injured. Ralph De Palma swept the field in all auto events. FIREPLACES BRING DEATH TO NINE ATLANTA, Feb. 4.—When the open fireplace, unprotected by a screen, claimed nine more lives here this week, as indicated by the mortality records of Dr. John P. Kennedy, city health officer, Fire Chief W. B. Cody issued a vigorous renewal of his warning, sounded several weeks ago, that the "open fireplace is one of the greatest menaces of the day to the lives of elderly persons and children. "I have constantly warned about this," said the fire chief. "Wire screening over grates and open fireplaces would serve the necessary protection, if people would only use a little forethought." BOOTLEG hidden CERTIFIED POTATO SEED IN DELAWARE Use of certified potato seed has shown a marked increase in New Castle county, Delaware, within the last four years, according to reports to the U.S. department of agriculture. This county, while not a large producer of potatoes, grows annually about 400,000 bushels as a secondary cash crop, supplying a nearby city market. Use of certified potato seed to improve the quality of the crop, which the county extension agent has advocated as part of the county's extension program has, therefore, interested the farmers of the county generally. As a beginning, two bushels of certified potato seed were tried out by one farmer. This yielded at the rate of considerably more than double the average yield from locally grown seed and aroused much interest in use of certified seed. The following year four farmers volunteered to grow larger demonstration plots, as there was some uncertainty felt as to whether or not it would be practical to use the certified seed in extensive plantings. This time the certified seed more than dou- Mammoth, white, glass-lined receptacles for the celsior Creamery Company's plant. This equipment ing the most scientific features known to the in Each day, more medical men and consu MILK AND CREAM This process does not change the nutri-Pasteurie properties of milk whatever; it adds manned to the keeping quality and provides milk city as of appetizing taste. It Certainly Pays to KNOW th Excelsior COUNTRY SERVICES Best Health ORANGE COUNTY RESIDENTS KNOW THAT THE OR SELL ANY PRODUCTS THAT CANNOT Excelsior Cre Phones: 237 and 238 FALKENSTEIN Home Furnishing 4 Important Specials for ' 81x90 PEQUOT SHEETS 4 Important Specials for The 81x90 PEQUOT SHEETS $1.69 EACH A very low price for these well known sheets in the large 81x90 size. 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He said that several trunk highways should be built or the present once made wider to take care of the ever increasing traffic. He suggested that each club get back of a movement to have a planning commission and that the co-operation with another such a commission of the county would get results. Officers elected were: E. H. Rowland, Santa Ana, president; Bob White, Annaheim vice president; Frank G. Swann, Huntington Beach secretary; the president, secretary and one other member of each club were to act as directors. The next meeting is to be held at the Annaheim Elks club at 6:30, Feb. 15. I WANT ALL ORANGE COUNTY TO KNOW JIMMY SOULES OPENING Announcement C. W. Fuller Store OPENING Announcement C. W. Fuller Store 1104 W. 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