oc-plain-dealer 1924-04-30

INDIANA GOVERNOR GIVEN 10 YEARS INDIANAPOLIS, April 30.—Warren T. McCray was sentenced to serve ten years in the Atlanta federal prison and fined $10,000 by Judge Albert B. Anderson today. A few minutes before he had ceased to be governor of Indiana, his resignation becoming effective at 10 o'clock. Sentence was passed at 10:17 o'clock on his conviction on a charge of using the mails to promote a scheme to defraud. As he let down the reins of government they were taken up by Emnett P. Branch of Martinsville, who was sworn-in by Chief Justice Eubanks of the state supreme court. The sentence brot to a close one of the most tragic and dramatic stories in the history of Indiana. McCray, a prominent farmer and internationally known livestock man, elected to the highest position the people of Indiana may bestow—spent the last two nights in the federal row or "bull pen" of the Marion-co jail along with convicted bootleggers and common criminals. There will be no appeal from the decision of the jury and Judge McCray's counsel said. McCray, in company with Linus P. Meredith, United States marshal for Indiana, left for Atlanta this afternoon. No change of expression marked McCray's face as Judge Anderson pronounced the sentence which was more severe than generally expected. In passing sentence, Judge Anderson said: "If I should attempt to mete out punishment in comparison to the crime, I could not overdo it. Within the three years he was governor he violated the law innumerable times. I must sentence him to 10 years in the Atlanta federal pententiary and fine him $10,000." The judge explained that he would sentence the defendant to five years on each of the 13 counts in the indictment but that the prisoner would be freed when 10 years of his sentence had been served and his fine would be $1,000 on each count, but that he would have to pay only $10,000. Dawes Commission is Dissolved Today WASHINGTON, April 30.—The Dawes commission, whose work in Europe in untangling the German reparations problem will probably become historic, was informally dissolved today upon the White House door step. "We'll we're thru," said Gen. Chas. G. Dawes as he emerged from the president's office with Owen D. Young of New York, and Henry M. Robinson of Los Angeles. They shook hands and said they were going to their respective homes for "a good long rest." ACTION AT ONCE ON DAWES PLAN PARIS, April 30.—The inter-Allied reparations commission today appointed members to three of the committees that will organize German finance industry and railways under the Dawes plan. The commission urged immediate action as the opinion is becoming general that the quicker the plan is executed the sooner the allies will be brot into harmonious relations upon the reparations issue. The appointments were: The committee to organize German railways—Sir William Acworth and M. Leverve. Committee to supervise German banking—Sir Robert Kindersley. Committee to regulate German industrial obligations: — Alfred Descamps and Sir Alberto Perelli. DAWES RETURNS TO WASHINGTON WASHINGTON, April 30.—A first-hand account of conditions in Europe and conditions surrounding the Dawes report was given President Coolidge, Secretary of the Treasury Mellon and Secretary of State Hughes today. BUENA PARK, April 30. (Mr. and Mrs. Caryl B. Snype and Mrs. J. F.'Simpson and Mrs. E. W. Thurman attended the theater at Anaheim day night. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Pollock Venice were guests of Mr. Mrs. Huddlestone, Thursday Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Easterday visited Mrs. Easterday's father at La Beach Friday. Mrs. Bradley and Miss May Bradley of Orange, visited M.D. W. Hasson Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Mann and children visited Mrs. Mann mother, Mrs. Henshaw at L.Angeles Sunday. Mrs. D. W. Cromwell is quiet. Mrs. C. H. Jaynes of Harbor City was a guest of Mrs. Hat Carney. Mrs. Walter Staley of Ballard was a guest of her mother, M.Julia Belote, Friday. Mr. Geo. McNeil transaction business in Santa Ann Monday. Mr. and Mrs. C.W. Girry were Anahelm shoppers Saturday. The marriage of Miss Evangeline Owens and Mr. Claude Pierce of La Habra, April 14, is now publicly announced. The young people kept the secret for a few days. Several affairs have been given in their honor including dinner party given by Mrs. Smith aunt of the groom at her home Whittier and an Easter dinner at the home of the bride's parent Mr. and Mrs. L.A. Owens. E. Del Giorgio has bought the "Square Deal" Service Station and fruit and grocery stand in Lansdowne. Miss Ruth Estabrook and Miss Irma Robison were Los Angeles shoppers Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. W.J. Kane of Sunset Beach were Saturday guests of Mrs. Clair Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kossi CLASH LOOMS ON IRISH BOUNDARY BELFAST, April 30—Possibility of a clash between Ulster and the Irish Free State over the boundary dispute loomed here today, with cool heads believe that actual warfare will be averted. Members of the provincial government said Ulster was determined to bore the London government's proposal for a boundary commission to settle the quarrel. "The north (Ulster) will not make any further sacrifices even in the interests of peace," said Minister of Labor Andrews. "We fear that the Free State deliberately sought to widen the breach." The Free State claims a portion of Ulster's territory on the ground that the residents are adherents of the Free State government. SMITH BOOSTERS ARE NAMED TODAY NEW YORK, April 30—Announcement of the personnel of a committee to push the pre-convention campaign to make Governor Alfred Smith the Democratic nominee for president, probably will be made today. The committee, it is said, will be composed of native sons of practically every state in the Union and will be headed by a nationally known figure who is not connected with Tammy. Among those mentioned for the chairmanship were: Former Asst. Secy. of the Navy Franklin Roosevelt; Former Secy. of State Bainbridge Colby, and Former Counselor to the State Dept. Frank L. Polk. FIRPO READY TO RETURN TO RING NEW YORK, April 30—Tex Rickard today announced he was in receipt of a confidential assurance that Luis Firpo was ready to return to the ring and would start for America. The assurances were forwarded by cable from Juan Homs, Richard emissary to Firpo in Buenos Aires. They contained information, Rickard said, that led him to believe that Firpo would accept his latest offer to meet Harry Wills here this summer. DAWES RETURNS TO WASHINGTON WASHINGTON, April 30—a first-hand account of conditions in Europe and conditions surrounding the Dawes report was given President Coolidge, Secretary of the Treasury Mellon and Secretary of State Hughes today by General Dawes. The general smoking his familiar turned down pipe, came to Washington for a series of conferences with government leaders. PSYCHIC AT UNITED At the United theatre tonight, Madam Effie, the phenomenon, will start a three-night engagement with her mysterious performance of mental telepathy. Madam Effie has appeared before kings and many high officials. She has created a furore wherever she has appeared. She will answer frankly, candidly and in plain English every question put to her and will give many remarkable demonstrations of mental telepathy. Dorothy Mackail, filmdom's latest star, will also appear in a delicious comedy drama, "The Fair Cheat," supported by Wilfred Lyttell and Edmund Breese. If your lips are cracked and you don't want to laugh, don't see this picture. NAME COMMITTEES Fullerton trustees last night appointed for the year: Street committee—Moore and Thompson; finance—Thompson and Carmichael; fire and water—Davis and Moore; sewer—Thompson and Davis; police—Carmichael and Thompson; town—Davis and Carmichael; relief—Crooke; park—Moore and Carmichael; street lighting—Davis and Moore. A special committee to look into the condition of dump and garbage was appointed, composed of Davies, Thompson, Carmichael, Moore and City Engineer Record. The board officially approved the Boys' Week program, and agreed to have the department heads meet the boys at 10 o'clock Saturday at the Christian church and conduct them to their government stations. BROOKINS ON TRIAL G.E.Brookins, a former Anaheim printer, and Mrs.Addle Wiley, 19, charged with a serious statutory offense, went on trial today in the superior court before Judge F.C.Drumm. No women are on the jury, the prosecution getting rid of them through peremptory challenges. L.Potter Hitecock a retired minister was banking:—Sir Robert Kindersley. Committee to regulate German industrial obligations: —Alfred Descamps and Sir Alberto Perelli. DAWES RETURNS TO WASHINGTON WASHINGTON, April 30—a first-hand account of conditions in Europe and conditions surrounding the Dawes report was given President Coolidge, Secretary of the Treasury Mellon and Secretary of State Hughes today by General Dawes. The general smoking his familiar turned down pipe, came to Washington for a series of conferences with government leaders. PSYCHIC AT UNITED At the United theatre tonight, Madam Effie, the phenomenon, will start a three-night engagement with her mysterious performance of mental telepathy. Madam Effie has appeared before kings and many high officials. She has created a furore wherever she has appeared. She will answer frankly, candidly and in plain English every question put to her and will give many remarkable demonstrations of mental telepathy. Dorothy Mackail, filmdom's latest star, will also appear in a delicious comedy drama, "The Fair Cheat," supported by Wilfred Lyttell and Edmund Breese. If your lips are cracked and you don't want to laugh, don't see this picture. NAME COMMITTEES Fullerton trustees last night appointed for the year: Street committee—Moore and Thompson; finance—Thompson and Carmichael; fire and water—Davis and Moore; sewer—Thompson and Davis; police—Carmichael and Thompson; town—Davis and Carmichael; relief—Crooke; park—Moore and Carmichael; street lighting—Davis and Moore. A special committee to look into the condition of dump and garbage was appointed, composed of Davies, Thompson, Carmichael, Moore and City Engineer Record. The board officially approved the Boys' Week program, and agreed to have the department heads meet the boys at 10 o'clock Saturday at the Christian church and conduct them to their government stations. BROOKINS ON TRIAL G.E.Brookins, a former Anaheim printer, and Mrs.Addle Wiley, 19, charged with a serious statutory offense, went on trial today in the superior court before Judge F.C.Drumm. No women are on the jury, the prosecution getting rid of them through peremptory challenges. L.Potter Hitecock a retired minister was banking:—Sir Robert Kindersley. Committee to regulate German industrial obligations: —Alfred Descamps and Sir Alberto Perelli. DAWES RETURNS TO WASHINGTON WASHINGTON, April 30—a first-hand account of conditions in Europe and conditions surrounding the Dawes report was given President Coolidge, Secretary of the Treasury Mellon and Secretary of State Hughes today by General Dawes. The general smoking his familiar turned down pipe, came to Washington for a series of conferences with government leaders. PSYCHIC AT UNITED At the United theatre tonight, Madam Effie, the phenomenon, will start a three-night engagement with her mysterious performance of mental telepathy. Madam Effie has appeared before kings and many high officials. She has created a furore wherever she has appeared. She will answer frankly, candidly and in plain English every question put to her and will give many remarkable demonstrations of mental telepathy. Dorothy Mackail, filmdom's latest star, will also appear in a delicious comedy drama, "The Fair Cheat," supported by Wilfred Lyttell and Edmund Breese. If your lips are cracked and you don't want to laugh, don't see this picture. NAME COMMITTEES Fullerton trustees last night appointed for the year: Street committee—Moore and Thompson; finance—Thompson and Carmichael; fire and water—Davis and Moore; sewer—Thompson and Davis; police—Carmichael and Thompson; town—Davis and Carmichael; relief—Crooke; park—Moore and Carmichael; street lighting—Davis and Moore. A special committee to look into the condition of dump and garbage was appointed, composed of Davies, Thompson, Carmichael, Moore and City Engineer Record. The board officially approved the Boys' Week program, and agreed to have the department heads meet the boys at 10 o'clock Saturday at the Christian church and conduct them to their government stations. BROOKINS ON TRIAL G.E.Brookins, a former Anaheim printer, and Mrs.Addle Wiley, 19, charged with a serious statutory offense, went on trial today in the superior court before Judge F.C.Drumm. No women are on the jury, the prosecution getting rid of them through peremptory challenges. L.Potter Hitecock a retired minister was banking:—Sir Robert Kindersley. Committee to regulate German industrial obligations: —Alfred Descamps和Sir Alberto Perelli. DAWES RETURNS TO WASHINGTON WASHINGTON, April 30—a first-hand account of conditions in Europe and conditions surrounding the Dawes report was given President Coolidge, Secretary of the Treasury Mellon and Secretary of State Hughes today by General Dawes. The general smoking his familiar turned down pipe, came to Washington for a series of conferences with government leaders. PSYCHIC AT UNITED At the United theatre tonight, Madam Effie, the phenomenon, will start a three-night engagement with her mysterious performance of mental telepathy. Madam Effie has appeared before kings and many high officials. She has created a furore wherever she has appeared. She will answer frankly, candidly and in plain English every question put to her and will give many remarkable demonstrations of mental telepathy. Dorothy Mackail, filmdom's latest star, will also appear in a delicious comedy drama, "The Fair Cheat," supported by Wilfred Lyttell and Edmund Breese. If your lips are cracked and you don't want to laugh, don't see this picture. NAME COMMITTEES Fullerton trustees last night appointed for the year: Street committee—Moore and Thompson; finance—Thompson and Carmichael; fire and water—Davis and Moore; sewer—Thompson and Davis; police—Carmichael and Thompson; town—Davis and Carmichael; relief—Crooke; park—Moore and Carmichael; street lighting—Davis and Moore. A special committee to look into the condition of dump and garbage was appointed, composed of Davies, Thompson, Carmichael, Moore and City Engineer Record. The board officially approved the Boys' Week program, and agreed to have the department heads meet the boys at 10 o'clock Saturday at the Christian church and conduct them to their government stations. BROOKINS ON TRIAL G.E.Brookins, a former Anaheim printer, and Mrs.Addle Wiley, 19, charged with a serious statutory offense, went on trial today in the superior court before Judge F.C.Drumm. No women are on the jury, the prosecution getting rid of them through peremptory challenges. L.Potter Hitecock a retired minister was banking:—Sir Robert Kindersley. Committee to regulate German industrial obligations: —Alfred Descamps和Sir Alberto Perelli. DAWES RETURNS TO WASHINGTON WASHINGTON, April 30—a first-hand account of conditions in Europe and conditions surrounding the Dawes report was given President Coolidge，Secretary of the Treasury Mellon和Secretary of State Hughes today by General Dawes. The general smoking his familiar turned down pipe，come to Washington for a series of conferences with government leaders. PSYCHIC AT UNITED At the United theatre tonight，Madam Effie，the phenomenon，will start a three-night engagement with her mysterious performance of mental telepathy。Madam Effie has appeared before kings和 many high officials。She has created a furore wherever she has appeared。She will answer frankly，candidly和in plain English every question put to her和will give many remarkable demonstrations of mental telepathy。 Dorothy Mackail，filmdom's latest star，will also appear in a delicious comedy drama，"The Fair Cheat"，supported by Wilfred Lyttell和Edmund Breese。If your lips are cracked和you don't want to laugh，don't see this picture。 NAME COMMITTEES Fullerton trustees last night appointed for the year: Street committee—Moore和 Thompson；finance—Thompson和 Carmichael；fire和water—Davis和Moore；sewer—Thompson和 Davis；police—Carmichael和 Thompson；town—Davis和 Carmichael；relief—Crooke；park—Moore和 Carmichael；street lighting—Davis和Moore。A special committee to look into the condition of dump和 garbage was appointed，composed of Davies， Thompson， Carmichael， Moore 和 City Engineer Record. The board officially approved the Boys' Week program，and agreed to have the department heads meet the boys at 10 o'clock Saturday at the Christian church and conduct them to their government stations. BROOKINS ON TRIAL G.E.Brookins，a former Anaheim printer，and Mrs.Addle Wiley，19，charged with a serious statutory offense，went on trial today in the superior court before Judge F.C.Drumm。No women are on the jury，the prosecution getting rid of them through peremptory challenges。L.Potter Hitecock a retired minister was banking：-Sir Robert Kindersley。 Committee to regulate German industrial obligations：-Alfred Descamps和Sir Alberto Perelli。 DAWES RETURNS TO WASHINGTON WASHINGTON，April 30—a first-hand account of conditions in Europe和conditions surrounding the Dawes report was given President Coolidge，Secretary of the Treasury Mellon和Secretary of State Hughes today by General Dawes. The general smoking his familiar turned down pipe，come to Washington for a series of conferences with government leaders. PSYCHIC AT UNITED At the United theatre tonight，Madam Effie，the phenomenon，will start a three-night engagement with her mysterious performance of mental telepathy。Madam Effie has appeared before kings和 many high officials。She has created a furore wherever she has appeared。She will answer frankly，candidly和in plain English every question put to her和will give many remarkable demonstrations of mental telepathy。 Dorothy Mackail，filmdom's latest star，will also appear in a delicious comedy drama，"The Fair Cheat"，supported by Wilfred Lyttell和Edmund Breese。If your lips are cracked和you don't want to laugh，don't see this picture。 NAME COMMITTEES Fullerton trustees last night appointed for the year: Street committee—Moore和 Thompson；finance—Thompson和 Carmichael；fire和water—Davis和Moore；sewer—Thompson和 Davis；police—Carmichael和 Thompson；town—Davis和 Carmichael；relief—Crooke；park—Moore和 Carmichael；street lighting—Davis和Moore。A special committee to look into the condition of dump和 garbage was appointed，composed of Davies， Thompson， Carmichael， Moore 和 City Engineer Record. The board officially approved the Boys' Week program，and agreed to have the department heads meet the boys at 10 o'clock Saturday at the Christian church and conduct them to their government stations. BROOKINS ON TRIAL G.E.Brookins，a former Anaheim printer，and Mrs.Addle Wiley，19，charged with a serious statutory offense，went on trial today in the superior court before Judge F.C.Drumm。No women are on the jury，the prosecution getting rid of them through peremptory challenges。L.Potter Hitecock a retired minister was banking：-Sir Robert Kindersley。 Committee to regulate German industrial obligations：-Alfred Descamps和Sir Alberto Perelli。 DAWES RETURNS TO WASHINGTON WASHINGTON，April 30—a first-hand account of conditions in Europe和conditions surrounding the Dawes report was given President Coolidge，Secretary of the Treasury Mellon和Secretary of State Hughes today by General Dawes. The general smoking his familiar turned down pipe，come to Washington for a series of conferences with government leaders. PSYCHIC AT UNITED At the United theatre tonight，Madam Effie，the phenomenon，will start a three-night engagement with her mysterious performance of mental telepathy。Madam Effie has appeared before kings和 many high officials。She has created a furore wherever she has appeared。She will answer frankly，candidly和in plain English every question put to her和will give many remarkable demonstrations of mental telepathy。 Dorothy Mackail，filmdom's latest star，will also appear in a delicious comedy drama，"The Fair Cheat"，supported by Wilfred Lyttell和Edmund Breese。If your lips are cracked和you don't want to laugh，don't see this picture。 NAME COMMITTEES Fullerton trustees last night appointed for the year: Street committee—Moore和 Thompson；finance—Thompson和 Carmichael；fire和water—Davis和Moore；sewer—Thompson和 Davis；police—Carmichael和 Thompson；town—Davis和 Carmichael；relief—Crooke；park—Moore和 Carmichael；street lighting—Davis和Moore。A special committee to look into the condition of dump和 garbage was appointed，composed of Davies， Thompson， Carmichael， Moore 和 City Engineer Record. The board officially approved the Boys' Week program，and agreed to have the department heads meet the boys at 10 o'clock Saturday at the Christian church and conduct them to their government stations. BROOKINS ON TRIAL G.E.Brookins，a former Anaheim printer，and Mrs.Addle Wiley，19，charged with a serious statutory offense，went on trial today in the superior court before Judge F.C.Drumm。No women are on the jury，the prosecution getting rid of them through peremptory challenges。L.Potter Hitecock a retired minister was banking：-Sir Robert Kindersley。 Committee to regulate German industrial obligations：-Alfred Descamps和Sir Alberto Perelli。 DAWES RETURNS TO WASHINGTON WASHINGTON，April 30—a first-hand account of conditions in Europe和conditions surrounding the Dawes report was given President Coolidge，Secretary of the Treasury Mellon和Secretary of State Hughes today by General Dawes. The general smoking his familiar turned down pipe，come to Washington for a series of conferences with government leaders. PSYCHIC AT UNITED At the United theatre tonight，Madam Effie，the phenomenon，will start a three-night engagement with her mysterious performance of mental telepathy。Madam Effie has appeared before kings和 many high officials。She has created a furore wherever she has appeared。She will answer frankly，candidlyandinplainEnglisheveryquestionputtoherandwillgivemanyremarkabledemonstrationsofmentaltelempathy.DorothyMackailfilmdom'slateststarwhenheattemouthoflaunternationdayinthesuperior CourtbeforeJudgeF.C.Drummmareonthejury,theprosecutiongettingridofthemthroughperemptorychallenges.LPotterHitecockaretiredministerwasbanking:-SirRobertKindersley。 Committee to regulate German industrial obligations：-Alfred Descamps和Sir Alberto Perelli。 DAWES RETURNS TO WASHINGTON WASHINGTON，April 30—a first-hand account of conditions in Europeandconditions surroundingtheDawesreportwasgivenPresidentCoolidge,SecretaryoftheChristianchurchandconductthemtotheirgovernmentstations. BROOKINS ON TRIAL G.E.Brookins,a former Anaheim printer,and Mrs.Addle Wiley,,19chargedwithaseriousstatutoryoffense,dwentontrialtodayinthesuperior courtbeforeJudgeF.C.Drummmareonthejury,theprosecutiongettingridofthemthroughperemptorychallenges.LPotterHitecockaretiredministerwasbanking:-SirRobertKindersley。 Committee to regulate German industrial obligations：-Alfred DescampsandSir Alberto Perelli。 DAWES RETURNS TO WASHINGTON WASHINGTON，April 30—a first-hand account of conditions in Europeandconditions surroundingtheDawesreportwasgivenPresidentCoolidge,SecretaryoftheChristianchurchandconductthemtotheirgovernmentstations. BROOKINS ON TRIAL G.E.Brookins,a former Anaheim printer,and Mrs.Addle Wiley,,19chargedwithaseriousstatutoryoffense,dwentontrialtodayinthesuperior churnandconductthemtotheirgovernmentstations. 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BROOKINGS ON TRIAL G.E.Brookins,a former Anaheim printer,and Mrs.Addle Wiley,,19chargedwithaseriousstatutoryoffence,Dentwilhayoungsondayinthesuperiorchurnandconductthemtotheirgovernmentstations. BROOKINGS ON TRIAL G.E.Brookins,a former Anaheim printer,and Mrs.Addle Wiley,,19chargedwithaseriousstatutoryoffence,Dentwilhayoungsondayinthesuperiorchurnandconductthemtotheirgovernmentstions. BROOKINGS ON TRIAL G.E.Brookins,a former Anaheim printer,and Mrs.Addle Wiley,,19chargedwithaseriousstatutoryoffence,Dentwilhayoungsondayinthesuperiorchurnandconductthemtotheirgovernmentstions. BROOKINGS ON TRIAL G.E.Brookins,a former Anaheim printer,and Mrs.Addle Wiley,,19chargedwithaseriousstatutoryoffence,Dentwilhayoungsondayinthesuperiorchurnandconductthemtotheirgovernmentstions. BROOKINGS ON TRIAL G.E.Brookins,a former Anaheim printer,and Mrs.Addle Wiley,,19chargedwithaseriousstatutoryoffence,Dentwilhayoungsondayinthesuperiorchurnandconductthemtotheirgovernmentstions. BROOKINGS ON TRIAL G.E.Brookins,a former Anaheim printer,and Mrs.Addle Wiley,,19chargedwithaseriousstatutoryoffence,Dentwilhayoungsondayinthesuperiorchurnandconductthemtotheirgovernmentstions. BROOKINGS ON TRIAL G.E.Brookins,a former Anaheim printer,and Mrs.Addle Wiley,,19chargedwithaseriousstatutoryoffence,Dentwilhayoungsondayinthesuperiorchurnandconductthemtotheirgovernmentstions. BROOKINGS ON TRIAL BROOKINGS ON TRIAL G.E.Brookins,a former Anaheim printer,and Mrs.Addle Wiley,,19chargedwithaseriousstatutoryoffence,Dentwilhayoungsondayinthesuperiorchurnandconductthemtotheirgovernmentstions. BROOKINGS ON TRIAL BROOKINGS ON TRIAL G.E.Brookins,a former Anaheim printer,and Mrs.Addle Wiley,,19chargedwithaseriousstatutoryoffence,Dentwilhayoungsondayinthesuperiorchurnandconductthemtotheirgovernmentstions. BROOKINGS ON TRIAL BROOKINGS ON TRIAL BROOKINGS ON TRIAL BROOKINGS ON TRIAL BROOKINGS ON TRIAL BROOKINGS ON TRIAL BROOKINGS ON TRIAL RETURN TO RING NEW YORK, April 30. — Tex Rickard today announced he was in receipt of a confidential assurance that Luis Firpo was ready to return to the ring and would start for America. The assurances were forwarded by cable from Juan Homs, Rickard's emissary to Firpo in Buenos Aires. They contained information: Rickard said, that led him to believe that Firpo would accept his latest offer to meet Harry Wills here this summer. VALIDATING STATION The S. P. station in Fullerton has been made a validating station for westbound passenger traffic, it was announced today by H. H. Williams, agent. Reduced westbound tourists rates would go into effect May 15, and eastbound May 22. The same rate will be in force both ways. BROOKINS ON TRIAL G. E. Brookins, a former Anaheim printer, and Mrs. Addie Wiley, 19, charged with a serious statutory offense, went on trial today in the superior court before Judge F. C. Drumm. No women are on the jury, the prosecution getting rid of them through peremptory challenges. L. Potter Hitehcock, a retired minister, was also eliminated by challenge. The jury is composed of the Messrs. C. O. Heim, W. E. Askin, G. H. Goodwin, W. A. Dwyer, F. B. Dunham, W. D. Johnston, J. T. Wilson, Lucien Flippen, M. Bean, A. J. Graymore, S. S. Jackson and George Grant. Applebaum has it at 175 W. Center-st. Pure and Wholesome CHALLENGE BUTTER CO-OPERATIVE CREAMERS Churned daily from fresh pasteurized cream Mr. Greer of Los Angeles has taken rooms at Mrs. M. S. Berkey's. Mr. Greer has charge of acreage units of the Homewood tract. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Meyer visited friends at Downey Friday. Mrs. William Abplanalph died Saturday at her home south of Buena Park. Mrs. Abplanalph had many friends here who will sorrow with her husband and children over her loss. Mr. and Mrs. John Johnson attended a meeting of the Amaranth lodge at Huntington Beach Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Sauerman and Mr. and Mrs. B. Patton of Santa Ana were Sunday afternoon callers on Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Hilgenfeld. Sam Horn of El Segunda spent Saturday night and Sunday at the home of his uncle, H. S. Horn. Rev. S. F. Hilgenfeld returned Friday from a five days' sojourn at Catalina Island. Mrs. H. E. Warren leaves Thursday for Cleveland, Ohio, where she will attend the White Shrine convention. After the convention, she will visit many eastern points. Mr. Warren will either accompany her or join her later on the trip. Miss Florence Warren will stay with her aunt, Mrs. George Thomas, of Placentia, Mrs. Ethel Conway will occupy the Warren residence during the absence of Mr. and Mrs. Warren. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Thurman were Huntington Beach visitors Sunday. BIG HARP PROGRAM An exceptionally fine musical program may be heard this evening, starting at 7:45 over radio station KFSG. It will be a repetition of the concert given last night from Angeles temple, Echo park, where 500 harps, from the king harp to the smallest instrument of the kind were presented in concert through the courtesy of Mr. Graft, teacher. More than 5000 persons were in the temple and that many outside. By request the concert was given the second time last evening and will be heard by thousands again tonight. Plain Dealer Classified Ads produce results. Try this medium。 BUENA PARK ENA PARK, April 30. (Spl) and Mrs. Caryl B. Snyder Mrs. J. F.'Simpson and Mr. Mrs. E. W. Thurman attendtheater at Anaheim Frinight. and Mrs. J. E. Pollock of were guests of Mr. and Muddlestone, Thursday and and Mrs. Easterday visited Easterday's father at Long Friday. Bradley and Miss Mayme y of Orange, visited Mrs. Hasson Saturday evening, and Mrs. E. P. Mann and in visited Mrs. Mann's Mrs. Henshaw at Los Sunday. D. W. Cromwell is quite C. H. Jaynes of Harbor as a guest of Mrs. Hattle Walter Staley of Balboa guest of her mother, Mrs. Delote, Friday. Geo. McNell transacted in Santa Ana Monday. and Mrs. C. W. Girvin naheim shoppers Saturday, marriage of Miss Evangeens and Mr. Claude Pierce Habra, April 14, is now announced. The young kept the secret for a few Several affairs have been in their honor including a party given by Mrs. Smith, the groom at her home in and an Easter dinner at one of the bride's parents, Mrs. L. A. Owens. Glorgio has bought the Deal" Service Station it and grocery stand at Yne. Ruth Estabrook and Miss obison were Los Angeles Saturday. and Mrs. W. J. Kane of Beach were Saturday of Mrs. Claudie Mitler. and Mrs. Frank Koss of MAKE PROGRESS ON McNARY BILL A telegram was received by Francis Cuttle from Mayor S. C. Evana, who is now in Washington, to the effect that "Senator McNary will accept amendments and Shortridge will attend to same." This message refers to Senate Bill No. 1182 by Senator McNary, which has for its purpose the protection of forest lands for the reforestation of denuded areas, for the extension of national forests, and for other purposes, in order to promote the continuous production of timber on lands chiefly suitable. The amendments referred to were prepared by Francis Cuttle enlarging the provisions of the bill so as to provide for the prevention of fires on watersheds from which water is secured for domestic use and irrigation. This means that in the event the McNary bill becomes a law that the federal government will protect the growth, whether it be timber, brush or grass, on our watersheds from which water is secured for domestic purposes and irrigation. The McNary bill as amended has been presented to many local organizations in the last two months and most of these have adopted resolutions requesting our senators to use their best endeavors to have the bill amended as above outlined and to use their influence to secure its enactment into law. From Mayor Evana' telegram it is apparent that good progress is being made. DISLIKES TO ENTER PROFESSIONAL GAME PHILADELPHIA, April 30."I will not turn professional unless forced to do so by the lawn tennis association," declared William Tilden II, in commenting upon an offer from the Briar club. "The lure of a salary would not take me away from the amateur ranks of my free will, as I am opposed to the principles of professional tennis. It would only be after I was dislodged as an amalar by the tennis association that I would even consider turning pro- Ruth Estabrook and Miss Gibgio have bought the Deal" Service Station and grocery stand at one. Ruth Estabrook and Miss Gibgio were Los Angeles Saturday. And Mrs. W. J. Kane of Beach were Saturday of Mrs. Clair Mitler. And Mrs. Frank Koss ofona were Saturday evening guests of Mr. and H. Meyer. And Mrs. A. L. Tilton were visitors in Los Angeles. And Mrs. E. W. Thurman the play La Golondina Mission Theater, San Saturday. Nehard Nelson and Miss Nelson were Los Angeles Friday. Oona Mitchell of Ventura Mrs. Glenn Crilly from Still Sunday. Lt class and the officers Congregational Sunday I have a pot-luck sunday night at the Comall. Odon Rule class of the onal church will have food sale at Nelson's store Saturday, May 8. Arvin and H. E. Warren today at the Haciend club. Fromwell and family to J. L. Davis' house on Saturday. Islan Endeavor society joyable social and busting Saturday night. Lily and Mabel Robinson of the game. Oldred Johnson of the hospital visited her paand Mrs. John Johnson. The Hartman and children Bacon were Anaheim Saturday. Mrs. Ralph West of visited Mr. and Mrs. Os-chursday. Mrs. Allbritton and of Bakersfield were guests of Mr. and Mrs. El Thursday. Mr of Los Angeles has fans at Mrs. M. S. Mr. Greer has charge units of the Home-Mrs. R. H. Meyer visitat Downey Friday. Alam Abplanalph died her home south of Mrs. Abplanalph had here who will sorcerer husband and chil-ler loss. Mrs. John Johnson atteling of the Amaranthington Beach SatuPHILADELPHIA, April 30.-I will not turn professional unless forced to do so by the lawn tennis association," declared William Tilden II, in commenting upon an offer from the Briar club. "The lure of a salary would not take me away from the amateur ranks of my free will, as I am opposed to the principles of professional tennis. It would only be after I was dislodged as an amatur by the tennis association that I would even consider turning professional," he concluded. M'DONALD ENDORSES COOLIDGE PROPOSAL LONDON, April 30.-Premier Ramsay MacDonald, speaking in the name of England in the house of commons today, endorsed President Coolidge's suggestion of a general disarmament conference. He declared it is the British policy to remove all political difficulties before discussing armament. He added that he was glad to note that it was President Coolidge's policy to do likewise. TIPTON ON FORCE Henry Tipton, watchman at the high school, has accepted the position of patrolman to succeed Marcus F. Andrade, resigned. This is Andrade's last day on the force. He has worked steadily for six years and desires to take a rest. W. B. Moody, chief of police, said that he hopes that when he retires he will leave the force with as good feelings from his chief as Marcus takes with him from his. 18,000 ON STRIKE SCRANTON, Pa., April 30.-A strike of 18,000 miners went into effect today, closing 11 of the 13 big collieries of the Glen Alden Coal Co. Union leaders termed the walk-out a radical move and called upon the men to stay at work. District officers, it is said, threatened to revoke the charter of the unions that heed the strike call and dismiss the local union officials. KNUTSON ON TRIAL CLARENDON, Va., April 30.-Rep. Harold Knutson, Rep. of Minn., and Leroy Hull, government clerk, charged with a statutory offense, went on trial today before Judge Samuel G. Brent. A large crowd was present in expectation of hearing sensational testimony against the two defendants, who were arrested by Arlington-co traffic officers a month ago on a lonely country road. MAY EXPECT HALF MRS. R. H. MEYER visit at Downey Friday. William Abplanalph died her home south of Mrs. Abplanalph had here who will sorer husband and chilier loss. Mrs. John Johnson at meeting of the Amaranth Antlington Beach Saturmous Mrs. Sauerman and Mr. Patton of Santa Ana afternoon callers on S. F. Hilgenfeld, of El Segunda spent night and Sunday at the uncle, H. S. Horn. Hilgenfeld returned a five days' sojourn island. E. Warren leaves for Cleveland, Ohio, will attend the White nation. After the conwill visit many cast- Mr. Warren will pay her or join her trip. Miss Florence stay with her aunt, Thomas, of Placentia, nowway will occupy the silence during the aband and Mrs. Warren. Mrs. E. W. Thurmanington Beach visitors CLARENDON, Va., April 30—Rep. Harold Knutson, Rep. of Minn., and Leroy Hull, govern-ment clerk, charged with a statutory offense, went on trial today before Judge Samuel G. Brent. A large crowd was present in expectation of hearing sensational testimony against the two defendants, who were arrested by Arlington-co traffic officers a month ago on a lonely country road. MAY EXPECT HALF INCH RAIN IN MAY The average monthly rainfall records of 45 years in Orange-co (Irvine ranch) show that only .44 of an inch may be expected in May and only .03 in June. July is absolutely rainless and August can show only .01. In September, .12 of an inch has been the average, while in October the rain starts again with an average of .56 for the month. U. S. MARINE DEPOT WASHINGTON, April 30—An amendment appropriating $500,000 for a supply depot in San Francisco for the U. S. marine corps was written today into the navy appropriation bill in the senate. It was proposed by Senator Shortridge of California and adopted without a record vote. RELEASED ON BAIL LOS ANGELES, April 30—After pleading not guilty for the second time to charges of assault and battery and disturbing the peace, Mrs. Ida May Gebauer, proprietor of a "home" for aged invalids, was at liberty today under $500 bail. She was charged with brutally beating an aged woman. KING WILL SIGN LONDON, April 30—Announcement was made by the foreign office today that King George will sign the Anglo-American "rum running treaty" within two days. Under the terms of the treaty, American authorities may search suspected whiskey smuggling ships beyond the official three-mile limit. THE S. Q. ANAHEIM Wednesday, April 30, 1924 The S.Q.R. Store e of Shoes Only - - May First to Tenth WINNING TOMORROW, 9 A.M. must make room. Spring shipments have arrived and no clear to hold them. Your opportunity to buy Quality at bargain prices. $1.85 $2.85 $3.85 $4.85 THE MAGIC PRICES THAT WILL MOVE THEM OUT. Lot No. 1 Children's Shoes Includes broken lines Children's shoes. Skuffers up to size 2. White canvas Mary Janes. $100 Children's Shoes Includes broken lines Children's shoes. Skuffers up to size 2. White canvas Mary Janes. Lot No. 2 Assortment of Women's Pumps and Oxfords Women's Pumps and Oxfords of black and brown kid, patent leather, white canvas. Flexible soles, high or low heel Lot No. 3. Queen Quality and other high grade makes. Oxfords Oxford in staple styles, military heels, for every day wear. Pumps in French and Cuban heels. Many Queen Quality and Johansen shoes in this lot. Values to $7.00. Constant Comfort Shoes, high shoes, oxfords, two strap styles. Buy now for the warmer weather at $2.85. Lot No. 4 Women's Sport Shoes and Girl's School Shoes Comprises sandals, oxford, pumps, good assortment growing girl's shoes. Sturdy school shoes. In colors, blue tan and green, black and brown calf and kid. Values up to $8.50. Lot No. 5 Comprises sandals, ox-fords, pumps, good assortment growing girl's shoes. Sturdy school shoes. In colors, blue tan and green, black and brown calf and kid. Values up to $8.50. Lot No. 5 Various Novelty Styles of Women's Footwear Hundreds of pairs, some broken sizes, others are complete lines, that must be cleared out. Black satin, black suede, patent leather, also suede and kid in leading colors. Values to $11.50. Children's Shoes, Both High and Low, Included in Each Price Range. S. Q. R. STORE CALIFORNIA