oc-plain-dealer 1924-07-23

"PITTSBURGH PLUS" SYSTEM FORBIDDEN WASHINGTON, July 23.—The U.S. Steel Corp. will be given 60 days in which to carry out the federal trade commission's decree, ordering abandonment of the "Pittsburgh plus" system of determining the price of steel, it was announced here today. If at the end of two months the corporation has failed to change its price arrangements, the circuit court will be asked to enforce its decree. The corporation in the meantime has the right to appeal to the same court for relief from the commission's order. In its decision the commission held that the "Pittsburgh plus" system was an "unfair method of competition." The system involved the sale of steel at a Pittsburgh cost price plus the amount of freight charges to the delivery point. It has been stated that the Royal Blackheath Golf Club in England is the oldest golf club in the world. BABY SMOTHERED PHILADELPHIA, July 23—Authorities today are investigating the story told the police at Darby, a suburb, last night by Elizabeth Serber, 29, a nurse, of how she smothered her new born baby a week ago, packed the body in a suitcase, checked it at Camden, N. J., ferry station and then sent a note to the alleged father of the child, telling him to claim the body. The body was discovered when a youth called for the suitcase. He said he had been sent for it by John Savage of Camden, N. J., to whom Miss Serber is alleged to have sent the receipt check. "I didn't want the baby," she is said to have told the police, "so I decided to another it the day it was born. As soon as I was able, I pressed one hand over its mouth and pressed the other over its chest. It died without a cry." One of the provisions made by the founder of Girard college in Philadelphia was that no clergyman should ever enter its doors. DENY TROOPS TO ASSIST EDITION SANTA FE. N. M., July 23 was denied today at Gov. Hinkle's office that state would be called out in an effort to effect the release of Editor Magee from the San Miguel-at Las Vegas, where his court under sentence of three months for direct contempt court. It was learned that Gov. Hinkle would seek a writ of corpus before a special session of the state supreme court today ing his plea for Magee's relief this procedure on the ground that his pardon of the editor legal. It was pointed out here Magee's sentence yesterday for direct contempt of Leahy, and did not affect the ular contempt cases pending for the court. SHERIFF REFUSES TO RELEASE EDITION LAS VEGAS, N. M., July 23 Carl McGee, Albuquerque o was still in jail this morning spite the notification of Gov. Hinkle to Sheriff Delgado issuance of a pardon for the prisoned editor. With a heavily armed guard 35 special deputies surround San Miguel-co jail, wheer he is confined, quiet prevailed. A large crowd milled back forth around the jail grounds till a late hour last night, but disorder broke out. Sheriff Delgado told International News Service today that anticipated no trouble. He it was unlikely that troops be called out as the Magee could be setled thru the on process of the courts. Following the refusal of S. Delgado to release McGee, tant General Skipwith of the Mexico National Guard authorisation by telephone upon the 12th Engineers on National Guard for assistance. Quantity production aids the individual homebuilder You simply cannot afford to overlook the advantages of the Pacific homebuilding method. The larger the home you wish to build, the greater will be the saving. Pacific operates homebuilding business on a gigantic scale. Annual sales turnover reaches millions of dollars. That' why we can build your home at actual cost plus our legitimate profit and save you 20 per cent or more, quality considered. The stucco design illustrated above is one of many included in our large stock of plans. Ask for free plan booklet. Authorized Distributors and Builders H. L. BRISCOE Phone 663-W. Res. Phone 584-J 120 North Los Angeles St., Anaheim, Calif. Pacific Reary-Cut Homes PERFECT PLANS GUARANTEED MATERIALS SYSTEMATIZED METHODS PRODUCED BY WESTERN AMERICAN LARGEST HOMEBUILDING ORGANIZATION LOCKE THIS BIG BARGAIN EVEN MER STOCKS, TO MAKE FROM THE BIG STYLE C INTO SEVERAL LOTS, GREAT SAVING ON HIC THE STORY. SEE AND LADIES Lot No. 1 - $ Lot No. 2 - $ Lot No. 3 - $ Lot No. 4 - $ LOC 120 EAST CENTER THE PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIF. ENY TROOPS TO ASSIST EDITOR SANTA FE. N. M., July 23.—It denied today at Governor Klee's office that state troops will be called out in an effort to effect the release of Editor Carl Gee from the San Miguel-co jail in Las Vegas, where he is confined after sentence of three to six months for direct contempt of court. It was learned that Governor Klee would seek a writ of habeas corpus before a special session of state supreme court today, has his plea for Magoe's release in this procedure on the ground at his pardon of the editor is still pointed out here that Gee's sentence yesterday was not direct contempt of Judge Chrysler, and did not affect the regiment contempt cases pending before the court. HERIFF REFUSES TO RELEASE EDITOR LAS VEGAS, N. M., July 23.—Al McGee, Albuquerque editor, still in jail this morning despite the notification of Governor Klee to Sheriff Delgado of the chance of a pardon for the imminent editor. With a heavily armed guard of special deputies surrounding Miguel-co jail, wheer McGee confined, quiet prevailed today. A large crowd milled back and with around the jail grounds unaware late hour last night, but no order broke out. Sheriff Delgado told International News service today that heicipated no trouble. He said was unlikely that troops would called out as the Magee case had been set thru the orderly access of the courts. Following the refusal of Sheriff Klee to release McGee, Adjut General Skipwith of the New Mexico National Guard sought authorization by telephone to call on the 12th Engineers of the National Guard for assistance in Canadian War Veteran, Declaring Wound Drove Poundage Up to 440, Asks for Pension Increase John W. Calhoun of Toronto is seeking an increase in Mrs war pension on the ground that he is getting fatter every day. He attributes his steady and alarming increase in weight from 192 pounds when he joined the Canadian forces to 440 pounds to a wound in the head—sustained while serving abroad. Medical treatment and baths have failed to check his mounting weight. SANTA FE SANTA FE, July 23.—(Spl.)—Miss Jessie Weck has returned to her home on this lease after a few weeks' visit with her grandmother in San Bernardino. Miss Olive Schryer spent Monday at the home of Miss Vera Studebaker of the West Coast lease. They later in the afternoon visited other girl friends, including Helen Quinn, Irene Slives and Irma McConnell. Miss Bonnie Finche spent Sunday of Fellows, formerly of this lease, is visiting on this lease with Mrs. Tom Harmon, Mrs. Wm. Sinclair and other old friends. Mr. and Mrs. Scheibert and family spent Sunday at Riverside. Mr. Alfred Roberts is spending a few weeks in Long Beach with his brother, Mr. Karl Roberts. The Olinda Methodist church gave a successful program at the Olinda hall Monday evening. Mrs. Ned Marshall and a few lady friends from other leases were Anaheim shoppers Monday. Mr. Jones spent Sunday at Placentia with his brother-in-law, family, Mrs H. Schrine daughter Olive, Sadie Joel Flinche and daughter Benson Art, Mr. and Mrs. Willie Ryan, Keith Ford Joc Ryan, Ted Hollinsworth Harry Evans. Mrs. Bud Ryan of was a visitor on this lease. Mr. Paul Burnison of Linda was a visitor at the home Sunday. Miss Dora Dunlap who spending a few days on has returned to her home Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. R. Joness guests Saturday Mr. a Taylor of Maywood and Mrs. Smith of Santa Ana. Mr. and Mrs. Relph and family were Los Anos Hore Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Schryer's aunt. LA HABRA PLAN TO INCORPO Election of officers and steps toward another at ward incorporation for made the meeting of the bra C. of C. an import James E. Howard and L. per were re-elected pres secretary, respectively.ster was elected vice-pres George Gordon treasurer SANTA FE, July 23.—(Spl.)—Miss Jessie Weick has returned to her home on this lease after a few weeks’ visit with her grandmother in San Bernardino. Miss Olive Schryer spent Monday at the home of Miss Vera Studebaker of the West Coast lease. They later in the afternoon visited other girl friends, including Helen Quinn, Irene Slives and Irma McConnell. Miss Bonnie Finche spent Sunday at Orange-co Park. She was accompanied by Mr. Johnnie Roed of Los Angeles. Those of this lease who attended the dance at La Vida Springs Sunday evening were Mrs. Jones and daughter Sadie, Mrs. Hunker, Mr. Finche and son Art and daughter Bonnie, Mr. and Mrs. Seguine, Mrs. H. Schryer and daughter Olive, Willie Ryan, Keith Ford, Ted Hollisworth, Ed and Joe Ryan and Bill Cullen. Mr. Elwood Sterner of Los Angeles was a visitor on this lease Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Ryan of this lease are the proud grandparents of a baby girl born to their daughter, Mrs. Marcus Johnston of Ventura, Wednesday Mrs. Ryan is staying with her daughter a few weeks. Mrs.Tom Salne and son Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Scheibert and family spent Sunday at River-side. Mr. Alfred Roberts is spending a few weeks in Long Beach with his brother, Mr. Karl Roberts. The Olinda Methodist church gave a successful program at the Olinda hall Monday evening. Mrs. Ned Marshall and a few lady friends from other leases were Anaheim shoppers Monday. Mr. Jones spent Sunday at Placentia with his brother-in-law, Mr. Peeler. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Hunker had as guests over the week-end Mrs. Hunker's mother, Mrs. David Fairbain of Olive, Sunday afternoon Mrs. Fairbain's son Clyde motored to this lease to accompany his mother on her return home. Mrs. H. Schryer and daughter Olive spent Saturday at Long Beach. Mr. Clayton Lyle accompanied by Earlyn Hunker and Andy Lyle motored to Los Angeles Friday. Mrs. Elliot, Mrs. Williams and Mrs. Flynn enjoyed Friday at the Daughter of Veterans picnic given at the Blixby park in Long Beach. Mr. and Mrs. H. Schryer and daughter Olive and Mrs. Wm. Elder were Anaheim visitors Monday. Mrs. Eddie Braner had as guest Friday her mother, Mrs. Blanager of Redondo Beach. Those of this lease who attended the dance at La Vida Springs Thursday night were Mr. and Mrs. Harvey, Mr. and Mrs. Elliot and family, Mr. and Mrs. Cruzar and other old friends. Attention Mothers We Like The Kiddies And Want To Meet Them Free $5.00 Pun Thursdays Half-Yearly CLEARANCE BARGAIN EVENT IS STAGED IN ORDER TO CLEAR OUR SHELVES OF SPENDING CKS, TO MAKE ROOM FOR THE NEW FALL AND WINTER STYLES NOW. THE BIG STYLE CENTERS OF THE EAST. ALL SHOES TO GO ON SALE WITH TENERAL LOTS, AT AS MANY DIFFERENT ROCK BOTTOM PRICES, THAT YOU AVING ON HIGH GRADE SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY. OUR WINDOW RY. SEE AND SAVE. SALE STARTS THURSDAY, JULY 24th. LADIES o. 1 - $2.85 o. 2 - $4.85 o. 3 - $5.85 o. 4 - $7.85 Children's Shoes $1.85 and $2.85 One Lot Boys' Shoes $3.45 MEN Lot No. 1 Lot No. 2 Lot No. 3 LOCKE & McAULA ST CENTER ST. ANAHEIM, C family, Mrs H. Schryer and daughter Olive, Sadie Jones, Mr. Finche and daughter Bonnie and son Art, Mr. and Mrs. Seguine, Willie Ryan, Keith Ford, Ed and Joc Ryan, Ted Hollinsworth and Harry Evans. Mrs. Bud Eyan of Fullerton was a visitor on this lease Friday. Mr. Paul Burnison of Yorba Linda was a visitor at the Evans home Sunday. Miss Dora Dunlap who has been spending a few days on this lease, has returned to her home in Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. R. Jones had as guests Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Taylor of Maywood and Mr. and Mrs. Smith of Santa Ana. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bennett and family were Los Angeles visitors Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Schryer spent the week end at Saugus with Mr. Schryer's aunt. LA HABRA PLANS TO INCORPORATE Election of officers and the first steps toward another attempt toward incorporation for La Habra made the meeting of the La Habra C. of C. an important one. James E. Howard and L. M. Hopper were re-elected president and secretary, respectively. L. J. Webster was elected vice-president and George Gordon treasurer. The committee on incorporation presented a petition all ready for circulation. Hopper, Howard and B. F. Harp will have charge of securing signatures. The chamber also indorsed the proposed additional $75,000 bond issue as asked by the trustees of the sanitary district to complete a sanitary sewer system from La Habra to the outfall main at Anaheim. CLAIM "CANNED" WILL IS VALID AUSTIN, (Nev.) July 23—While life was ebbing from mortal wounds received in a pistol duel with Thomas Brackney over grazing rights, Vigensi Arroti, Basque shepherder managed to scratch his will on a tobacco can with a sharp instrument. His last testament bequeathed his property to his father end mother in Spain. The tobacco can containing the scripture was kept to Austin by Sheriff Parker. Shortly after Arroti had completed his will beneath the rays of the desert sun, assistance arrived and he was carried over the mountains fifteen miles and brout to Austin in the sheriffs car. He died almost immediately on arrival. Attorneys say the brief will can easily be read and will prove valid. Bacteria are colorless. STANTON VOTES TO DISINCORPORATE By a vote of 167 to 47 Stanton yesterday decided to disincorporate in order to provide the last step necessary in preparation for the improvement of Hanson-rd from Lincoln-bldd to Huntington Beach-bldd. Approximately two miles of the road runs thru Stanton, which was holding up the improvement. The vote, gotten out by autos which were busy throughout the day, was remarkably heavy for the city. There was considerable excitement. Plans to improve the road from Lincoln-bldd as far as Hanson-Station had been completed, the work to be done before summer 2012 over, and Stantonites feared they might be left out in the cold. The petition already had been signed up. The petition for the remaining piece of the road now will be signed. There also has been some agitation for the improvement of Ballrd from Euclid-ave, to Hanson. Stanton was incorporated at the time Anaheim purchased 73 acres for a sewer farm. The community objected to the farm as a public nuisance. The farm never was located there and the benefits of incorporation largely vanished. FREE! ATTENTION MOTHERS Rappo Outlet Store 100% VALUES Valencia Hotel Building 182 W. Center Street Anaheim FREE! ATTENTION MOTHERS WE LIKE THE KIDDIES WE WILL GIVE ALITTLE GIRL'S POSITIVELY NO DRESS ATTENTION MOTHERS 100% VALUES Valencia Hotel Building 182 W. Center Street Anaheim WE LIKE THE KIDDIES AND WANT TO MEET THEM WE WILL GIVE ALITTLEGIRL'S DRESS FREE Sizes from 2 to 12 years of age. WITH EVERY POSITIVELY NO DRESS GIVEN UNLESS CHILD IS WITH YOU $5.00 Purchase of Merchandise or over, for 2 days only THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, JULY 24th and 25th Bring in your little girl If you have none of your own borrow one from your friend or neighbor. FREE COME EARLY! AULAY NCE DELVES OF SPRING AND SUMSTYLES NOW ON THE WAY ON SALE WILL BE DIVIDED RICES, THAT WILL MEAN A OUR WINDOWS WILL TELL th. MEN'S lot No. 1 - $4.85 lot No. 2 - $6.45 lot No. 3 - $7.85 ULAY NAHEIM, CALIFORNIA