oc-plain-dealer 1924-08-04

GROWTH OF ANAHEIM SHOWN BY CENSUS Total for 1910 was _____ 2,268 For year 1920 was _____ 5,525 Today Estimated at _____ 12,000 Mail your Plain Dealer to Eastern friends It may bring them to Anaheim, fastest growing city in Orange County. PRICE Three Cents Per Copy 33 year in No. Orange co. WRECKED U. S COUNCIL WILL ACT ON NEW ADDITION Adjourned Meeting Tonight; Sewers First Consideration The sanitary problem provided by the Mexican colony will now be completely solved, City Manager J. W. Price asserted today, with the entire district connected up Airman Reports Big Forest Fire SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 4—Ident. Mosley of the United States air service, stationed at Clover Field, reported a huge conflagration raging in the Santa Monica mountains due north of Sawtelle, following a flight over the area, said information received here by the United States district forester's office. With the exception of this new conflagration, the Calif., formula national forest fire situation was reported as "in good shape" today with all of the serious blazes of the past week under control and many of them practically extinguished. HUGHES SEES Adjourned Meeting Tonight; Sewers First Consideration The sanitary problem provided by the Mexican colony will now be completely solved, City Manager J. W. Price asserted today, with the entire district connected up with the joint outfall sewer. The city now is merely awaiting the laying out of the 38-acre industrial tract before determining the lines the local new sewers will follow. Sewer connections are the first consideration, Price intimated. Water and light connections are not regarded as so important. City Council is scheduled to take action tonight at an adjourned meeting on the 28 acres which has voted to ask to be annexed. An ordinance will have to be prepared, reciting the history of the tract's action, describing its boundaries and grunting its petition. The first of the new water pipe required for further extension of the water system will be purchased on Aug. 25. This is the pipes for which among other objects the $110,000 bond he was floated. Outside the 29-acre tract practically no new streets will be laid out for some time to come, according to the city manager. Patt-st. will be extended eventually, but not until necessary. City Council has not yet considered it. Orangethorpe-ave, is the most important new therofare to be taken into the city. New paving will have to follow the laying of water and sewer pipe. WIFE OF LOCAL REALTOR PASSES Mrs. Mattle Stewart, wife of James E. Stewart prominent realtor, passed away Sunday at the family home 117 So. Kroeger St. after a brief illness. A son at Oklahoma City was notified of her condition early Sunday morning and wired that he would leave immediately and is expected Tuesday evening. Leaving besides the husband and son is a nephew, Huber Galloway at El Monte, and three sisters in Rogersville, Mo., Mrs. Effie Galloway, Mrs. John Fleming and Mrs. Mary Breedlove. The Stewarts have been residents in Anaheim for 12 years. Funeral services will be conducted at Backs, Terry and Campbell partors at 1:30 Tuesday and the body taken to Mountain View cemetery, Ontario, for interment. Dean A. G. H. Bode of the St. Michael's Episcopal church will off-load all conflagration, the Calif. formula national forest fire situation was reported as "in good shape" today with all of the serious blazes of the past week under control and many of them practically extinguished. HUGHES SEES URGENCY OF DAWES PLAN Secretary Welcomed by German Press on Recent Visit BERLIN, Aug. 4.—Secretary of State Hughes declared today that his European visit has strengthened his confidence that the Dawes repatriation plan will be adopted. "I believe we have turned the corner on the road to normal conditions," said Secretary Hughes in a statement to the American correspondents. "The skies are brightening. I believed that prompt execution of the Dawes plan is vital to the reconstruction of the world's pence. I am hopeful we are upon the threshold of a new era of peace and prosperity." The German press, including even the most hot-heads of the nationalist newspapers, welcomed Secretary Hughes as "the spiritual father of the Dawes plan." They point out that Secretary Hughes directed the way to the Dawes plan in his New Haven speech more than a year ago. It was recalled that Secretary Hughes is the first high stateman of an "enemy" country to visit Germany in ten years. The only discord in the welcome came from the communist newspaper Kate Fahe (The Red Flag) which attacked the government for "officially receiving the African foreign minister, who is agent for American banks." ONE DEAD IN SAN DIEGO AUTO CRASH A boy giving and his uncle is at the home. So, Philadelphia lice investigate been kidnapped town by a whiff can, brot all it then uncorroso with his bicycle ter-st. There is Jr., and fell to and told him fected by it. Home to his father of kidnaping, shoeshoes, stocki hair, and at it have been very went over to l quest, to whom his father's nailey, 49, and his only child says his parent York but move had just usied beer there two told Nichols, him $5 and sent for tacks. He was Overtaken and a Mexican car. They invariably accepted, but they refused. but they stuff into his mouth back of the car California. It four days to go that time he h When put out he told that his car back in about he had not seen took his $5 and him. He did not of Texas to parents moved. The police, o love the story of a runaway boy vicinity. It was telegram be sent truth of the boy easy," said Chile ally." Send a Texas, and answer to confirm it." The boy this his bicycle at shop for a hunk Kern that his fo to the deal. The boy will in Anaheim unbe located. Leaving besides the husband and son is a nephew, Huber Galloway at El Monte, and three sisters in Rogersville, Mo., Mrs. Effie Galloway, Mrs. John Fleming and Mrs. Mary Breedlove. The Stewarts have been residents in Anaheim for 12 years. Funeral services will be conducted at Backa, Terry and Campbell parrors at 1:30 Tuesday and the body taken to Mountain View cemetery, Ontario, for interment. Dean A. G. H. Bode of the St. Michael's Episcopal church will officiate. NAT'L PRESIDENT TO ADDRESS REALTORS H. Robert Ennis, president of the National Association of Real Estate Board, will deliver an address to the Realtors of California at the twentieth annual convene-Association at the Hotel Huntington, Paradena, October 8-11. Pre-tion of the California Real Estate Ident Ennis will arrive in California early in October and will spend a week visiting the state as a guest of the realtors. THEFT SUSPECT KILLED BY FUMES E. D. Powers is dead today, the victim of an alleged attempt to rob a grocery store in Santa Ana. According to authorities, Powers broke into the store and was overcome by cyanide fumes placed in the building for fumigation purposes. In his automobile, marked near by, burglar's tools were found, police said. JUDGE GATHERS IN THE SHEKELS Judge Charley Kuchel again broke records during July with collection of $1367 in recorder's court from 180 cases and $768 from 25 or 30 cases in Justice's court. Bootlegging cases helped to swell the former total. S. O. PAYS DIVIDEND CHICAGO, Aug. 4.—Directors of the Standard Oil Co. of Indiana today declared a 62½ cent divident on capital stock, payable September 15 to stock of record Aug. 16, it was announced at the local office of the company. Try a Classified Ad for results. ONE DEAD IN SAN DIEGO AUTO CRASH SAN DIEGO, Aug. 4.—One dead and seven injured. That is the traffic toll today of automobile accidents in San Diego and vicinity over the weekend. The deed person is Miss Margaree Martin who received fatal injuries when she was struck down by an automobile driven by Miss Dorothy Harris. Miss Harris told authorities she did not know she had struck Miss Martir until she looked back and saw her vietin lying prone in the street. Miss Harris was later released. Of those injured E. L. Lampaugh, a sailor attached to the naval air station, was probably the most seriously injured. He sustained a possible fracture of the skull when the motorcycle he was riding and an automobile collided. Plain Dealer Classified Ads produce results. Try this medium. Reservoir Site Is Crux o Development In Water Where Anaheim's reservoir will be located must be known in advance, V. W. Hannum, superintendent of the power house, indicated today, in answer to queries, before the new water main to the 128-acre trast can be definitely and finally fixed. The nearest sites, according to Hannum, are an elevation east of the Fullerton reservoir off the Fullerton-Brea highway in the general direction of Placentia, and one off the Santa Ana canyon road beyond Olive. The latter would furnish an elevation of 300 feet compared with approximately 109 miles. for the present suffice, altho reby distance, be would make a still convenient. The cost of rent utilized is one question and ding The site near O full mile farther mean at least a foot, 16-foot or five inches lea be used in the 35 will have to haw FULL REPORT OF INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE—FIRST LEASED WIRE IN ANAHEIM. THE ORANGE COUNTY Plain Dealer LEADING NEWSPAPER OF NORTHERN ORANGE COUNTY Anaheim, California, Monday, August 4, 1924 Fair, moderately w and Tuesday, Fog in U.S. PLANE MAY STO YOUNG STER TELLS FREAK STORY Befriended in Home Here Police Attempt to Find Parents A boy giving his age as 11½ and his unmeasurable Harvey Kingley is at the home of Billy Kaitt, 118 Su. Philadelphia-st., while the police investigate his story of having been kidnapped from Texas ERECTING BIG FERTILIZER PLANT Crystal Chemical Co. Is Now Storing Waste; 'Kick' Unwarranted A fertilizer unit to cost when completed approximately $125,000 is now being erected by the Crystal Chemical Co. and will be in operation within six or eight weeks. It will have a capacity of two or three tons. Befriended in Home Here Police Attempt to Find Parents A boy giving his age as 11½ and his unmeasured height is at the home of Billy Knott, 118 So. Philadelphia-st., while the police investigate his story of having been kidnapped from Texas town by a white man and a Mexican brot all the way to Anaheim, then unceremoniously dumped off with his bicycle last night on Center-st. There he met Billy Knott, Jr., and fell to playing with him, and told him his story. Affected by it, "Billy" took him home to his father and mother so whom the boy repeated the story of kidnaping. He was hatless, shoeless, stockingless, had long hair, and at the time is said to have been very dirty. Earl Nickels went over to Knotts at their request, to whom the wanderer gave his father's name as Frank Kingley, 49, and his mother 45. He is the only child of the family. He says his parents lived in New York but moved to Texas. They had just unloaded, he told some—beer there, two or three days, he told Nichols. His father gave him $5 and sent him to the sturge-for tacks. He rode his "bike" and was overtaken by the white man and a Mexican in a Ford touring car. They invited him to ride. He accepted, but when he wanted out they refused. He began to cry but they stuffed a hard-kerrchief into his mouth, tied him in the back of the car, and brut him to California. It took them three four days to get here and during that time he had nothing to eat. When put out in Anaheim he was told that his captors would be back in about three minutes but he had not seen them since. They took his $5 and threatened to kill him. He did not know the name of the Texas town to which his parents moved. The police, of course, do not believe the story but suspect he is a runaway boy from a not distant vicinity. It was suggested that a telegram be sent to ascertain the truth of the boy's story. "That's easy," said Chief Moody sarcastically. "Send a telegram just to Texas, and another to New York to confirm it." The boy this morning traded his bicycle at the Kern Cycle shop for a hunting knife, telling Kern that his folks had consented to the deal. The boy will probably remain in Anaheim until his parents can be located. TRUCK AND AUTO IN SLIGHT CRASH Crystal Chemical Co. Is Now Storing Waste; 'Kick' Unwarranted A fertilizer unit to cost when completed approximately $125,000 is now being erected by the Crystal Chemical Co. and will be in operation within six or eight weeks. It will have a capacity of two or three carloads per day and will utilize all the waste which in the past had been piped to storage pits or latterly into the sewer. In fact the output at the quisset may be considerably greater than the amount mentioned, because tons of the waste have been stored in tanks ready to be treated. The fertilizer will be strong in potash and nitrogen. Because this waste is being stored, City Manager J. W. Price declared today that all occasion for complaint on the part of Santa Ana, that the waste which is coal black was discoloring the water at the treatment plant and interfering with the laying of the other 150 or 200 feet of pipe into the ocean, was misplaced. Price further declared that the joint outfall sewer project had been undertaken in the first place primarily, among other things, to dispose of "trade waste," as stated in the contract. Santa Ana, with a couple of canneries, is sending to the ocean waste which also presents a problem. The California Citrus Fruit Juice Co., another Anaheim concern whose waste was objected to—that was months ago—installed cooking machines, and made the waste so fine that it passed easily through the screen. Inspector Gowdy of the State Board of Health will be in Anaheim the latter part of this week and make a thorny inspection of the Crystal Chemical Co.'s plant and circumstances connected with Santa Ana's complaint over its waste. He told City Manager Price so over the long distance telephone. Thus far, the State Board's only objection has been to waste that would not pass through the screen at the treatment plant. The Crystal Chemical Co.'s waste pits have been pumped out long since, and ceased to be a local nuisance. Mrs. Quarton Hurt; Sedan Is Wrecked Three ladies, including Mrs. W. P. Quarton of Anaheim were severely injured last evening and the Quarton Haynes sedan wrecked at a curve on the road front Laguna Beach, when Eugene Tays of Walnut Park, while endeavoring to pass their car, collided with it. WASHINGTON, Aug. 4. — Revolution has again broken out in Honduras despite the peace agreement recently negotiated thru the efforts of the United States, said a dispatch to the state department from Tegucigalpa. NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 4. — Confirmation of reports that Honduras is in the throes of another revolution was given today by members of the Central American colony who have received messages from the battle scarred republic. One of the messages reported that Marcus DeColon was attacked by 400 insurgents under the direction of General Julio Peralta, Jeremiah Ponsago and Tortoise Ramer, and stated that many were killed and wounded during the affray. Commandant Tortillo and General Gallardo of the government forces were named as being among the casualties. The cause of the present revolution according to members of the colony here is dissatisfaction. No one is enjoying the extraordinary tr (right) and Nathan Leopold, slayers of Robert the boys themselves. They continue to be shown by this picture, snapped in the Chicago HONDURAS IN UNBAI POLITICAL NOT IN WARS CRIMINAL Aug. 4. — Na tthe cold, unlege intellect braine" for that resulted slaying of life himself and "thorcity untl paranoia. Dr. William psychiatrist defense alien in the lawyer young slayer pronounced this oldness stand count. "Is he ran softly inquire Crowe." He is not in my judgment terms," llanse alisten. These queues hidden in this unchallenged TRUCK AND AUTO IN SLIGHT CRASH An accident occurred yesterday afternoon about 3 o'clock at the intersection of Los Angeles and Center-sts, when a Republic truck driven by H. A. Graham, and a touring car driven by Gladys Gillette of Auburn, Washington, collided. No one was injured. Neither the car nor the truck was badly damaged. DODGE CAR AND FORD COLLIDE An accident was reported to the Fullerton police today from in front of 717 East Chapman ave where a Dodge car parked at the curb and owned by V. A. Finch of Brea was smashed into from the rear by a Ford Coupe driven by Walter McMillan of Fullerton. One was reported injured. Both cars were damaged. Greatest Bargain in Phonographs Hamuel's Music Store, 124 K. Center St. Date Is Crux of New Ent In Water System for the present tank, and would suffice, altho resistance furnished by distance, bends in pip), etc., would make a still higher elevation convenient. The cost of the land to be utilized is one of the primary questions and distance is another. The site near Olive would be a full mile farther, which would mean at least a mile more of pipe. The first lot of new pipe will consist of 8,750 feet of four-inch and 6,300 feet of six-inch in 12-foot, 18-foot or five meter (16 feet and 5 inches) lengths. It will not be used in the 39-acre tract, which will have to have mains first. Mrs. Quarton Hurt; Sedan Is Wrecked Three ladies, including Mrs. W. P. Quarton of Annheim were severely injured last evening and the Quarton Haynes sedan wrecked at a curve on the road front Laguna Beach, when Eugene Tays of Walnut Park, while endeavoring to pass their car, collided with it, sending the sedan into the ditch. Tays car escaped with little or no damage and Tays and a lady with him were unhurt. Mrs. Quarton's back was badly hurt. The others in the Quarton party who were hurt were Mrs. J. L. Abbott and Miss Vaughn Neiman both of Fulllerton, each of whom received bruises on the face and head. All three victims are in bed today. They were taken at first to the Orange County Hospital. Later Quarton summoned a physician of his own. Tays, according to Quarton, admitted his fault. The names and facts were taken by a Long Beach police officer who happened to be driving in the rear of Quarton and reported to Sheriff Sam Jernigan's office. According to Quarton, Tays was driving at the rate of forty miles per hour. The accident took place at about 6:40 o'clock between Laguna Beach and Irvine. "ADS" WILL TELL LOCAL ADVANTAGES Five half-page advertisements along similar lines to the full-page one in the August number of "Southern California Business," Los Angeles C. of C. organ, and a story with each will be published monthly during the rest of the year by the Community Industrial Land Co., according to Secretary George W. Reid of the C. of C. The full-page "ad" shows map of Anaheim and the tract, with distances indicated to San Pedro and Orange co harbors, etc. The writeup reiterates the advantages of Anaheim as a factory center. See Dr. Neth, 110 N. Resh, Chiropractic and Electric Treatments, One of the messages reported that Marcus DeColon was attacked by 400 inaugurgents under the direction of General Julio Peralta, Jeremiah Fonsaco and Torilo Ramez, and stated that many were killed and wounded during the affray. Commandant Tortillo and General Gallardo of the government forces were named among the casualties. The cause of the present revolution, according to members of Luis Bogeran, son of a former president, but added that the Tona-Cirrina faction later refused to support him and began a preparation to control the election which is scheduled for the first week in October. Vincent Williams, acting as commercial representative here for the Honduran government, declares today "that the nation is a peaceful and tranquil state." GOES ON TRIAL FOR DOUBLE MURDER LOS ANGELES, Aug. 4.-Chas W. Dorris, Long Beach capitalist, went on trial here today for the murder of his wife Theresa, and his millionaire business associate Henry D. Meyer of Pasadena. Mrs. Dorris, mother of Charles and Wesley Ruggles, stage and screen stars, was found dead with the millionaire in Dorris' apartment at Long Beach, while the capitalist paced a floor in an adjoinring room. He claimed that following a business argument, Meyer shot Mrs. Dorris and was then killed during a struggle for possession of his gun. Dr. H. Franklin Badgley, D. C. Anaheim's authority on Diet, says both 100 per cent correct diet, and 100 per cent correct spines are NECHESSARY to Regain and Retain 100 per cent HEALTH. 222 E. Center, Phone 1128. In this article you will learn young men pronounced to cold this afternoon in an ambulance until his parents can be located. TRUCK AND AUTO IN SLIGHT CRASH An accident occurred yesterday afternoon about 3 o'clock at the intersection of Los Angeles and Center-sts, when a Republic truck driven by H. A. Graham, and a touring car driven by Gladys Gillette of Auburn, Washington, collided. No one was injured. Neither the car nor the truck was badly damaged. DODGE CAR AND FORD COLLIDE An accident was reported to the Fullerton police today from in front of 717 East Chapman ave where a Dodge car parked at the curb and owned by V. A. Finch of Brea was smashed into from the rear by a Ford Coupe driven by Walter McMillan of Fullerton. One was reported injured. Both cars were damaged. Greatest Bargain in Phonographs Hamuel's Music Store, 124 K. Center St. Te Is Crux of New Ent In Water System for the present tank, and would suffice, altho resistance furnished by distance, bends in pip), etc., would make a still higher elevation convenient. The cost of the land to be utilized is one of the primary questions and distance is another. The site neat Olive would be a full mile farther, which would mean at least a mile more of pipe. The first lot of new pipe will consist of 8,750 feet of four-inch and 6,300 feet of six-inch in 12-foot, 18-foot or five meter (16 feet and 5 inches) lengths. It will not be used in the 39-acre tract, which will have to have mains first. Mrs. Quarton Hurt; Sedan Is Wrecked Three ladies, including Mrs. W. P. Quarton of Annheim were severely injured last evening and the Quarton Haynes sedan wrecked at a curve on the road front Laguna Beach, when Eugene Tays of Walnut Park, while endeavoring to pass their car, collided with it, sending the sedan into the ditch. Tays car escaped with little or no damage and Tays and a lady with him were unhurt. Mrs. Quarton's back was badly hurt. The others in the Quarton party who were hurt were Mrs. J. L. Abbott and Miss Vaughn Neiman both of Fulllerton, each of whom received bruises on the face and head. All three victims are in bed today. They were taken at first to the Orange County Hospital. Later Quarton summoned a physician of his own. Tays, according to Quarton, admitted his fault. The names and facts were taken by a Long Beach police officer who happened to be driving in the rear of Quarton and reported to Sheriff Sam Jernigan's office. According to Quarton, Tays was driving at the rate of forty miles per hour. The accident took place at about 6:40 o'clock between Laguna Beach and Irvine. "ADS" WILL TELL LOCAL ADVANTAGES Five half-page advertisements along similar lines to the full-page one in the August number of "Southern California Business," Los Angeles C. of C. organ, and a story with each will be published monthly during the rest of the year by the Community Industrial Land Co., according to Secretary George W. Reid of the C. of C. The full-page "ad" shows map of Anaheim and the tract, with distances indicated to San Pedro and Orange co harbors, etc. The writeup reiterates the advantages of Anaheim as a factory center. See Dr. Neth, 110 N. Resh, Chiropractic and Electric Treatments, One of the messages reported that Marcus DeColon was attacked by 400 inaugurgents under the direction of General Julio Peralta, Jeremiah Fonsaco and Torilo Ramez, and stated that many were killed and wounded during the affray. Commandant Tortillo and General Gallardo of the government forces were named among the casualties. The cause of the present revolution, according to members of Luis Bogeran, son of a former president, but added that the Tona-Cirrina faction later refused to support him and began a preparation to control the election which is scheduled for the first week in October. Vincent Williams, acting as commercial representative here for the Honduran government, declares today "that the nation is a peaceful and tranquil state." GOES ON TRIAL FOR DOUBLE MURDER LOS ANGELES, Aug. 4.-Chas W. Dorris, Long Beach capitalist, went on trial here today for the murder of his wife Theresa, and his millionaire business associate,Henry D.Meyer.ofPasadena. Mrs.Dorris,motherofCharlesandWesleyRugglesstageandscreenstarswasfounddeadwiththemillionaireinDorrisapartmentatLongBeachwhilethecapitalistpacedafloorinadjoinringroom. Heclaimedthatfollowingabusinessargument,MeyshotMrs.Dorrisandwasthenkilledduringastrugleforpossessionofhisgun. Dr.H.FranklinBadgley,D.C.AnaheimauthorsonDiet,sayboth100percentcorrectdiet,and100percentcorrectspinesareNECHESSARYtoRegainandRetain100percentHEALTH 222E.Center.Phone1128. In this article you will learn young men pronounced to cold this afternoon in an ambulance until his parents can be located. TRUCK AND AUTO IN SLIGHT CRASH An accident occurred yesterday afternoon about 3 o'clock at the intersection of Los Angeles and Center-sts, when a Republic truck driven by H. A. Graham, and a touring car driven by Gladys Gillette of Auburn, Washington, collided. No one was reported injured.Both cars were damaged. DODGE CAR AND FORD COLLIDE An accident was reported to the Fullerton police today from in front of 717 East Chapman ave where a Dodge car parked at the curb and owned by V. A. Finch of Brea was smashed into from the rear by a Ford Coupe driven by Walter McMillan of Fullerton. One was reported injured.Both cars were damaged. Greatest Bargain in Phonographs Hamuel's Music Store, 124 K. Center St. Date Is Crux of New Ent In Water System for the present tank, and would suffice, altho resistance furnished by distance,bends in pip), etc., would make a still higher elevation convenient. The cost of the land to be utilized is one of the primary questions and distance is another... The site neat Olive would be a full mile farther which would mean at least a mile more of pipe. The first lot of new pipe will consist of 8,750 feet of four-inch and 6,300 feet of six-inch in 12-foot，18-foot or five meter (16 feet和5 inches) lengths.它 will not be used in the 39-acre tract，which will have to have mains first. Mrs.Dortris,motherofCharlesandWesleyRugglesstageandscreenstarswasfounddeadwiththemillionaireinDorrisapartmentatLongBeachwhilethecapitalistpacedafloorinadjoinringroom. Heclaimedthatfollowingabusinessargument,MeyshotMrs.Dortrisandwasthenkilledduringastrugleforpossessionofhisgun. Dr.H.FranklinBadgley,D.C.AnaheimauthorsonDiet,sayboth100percentcorrectdiet,and100percentcorrectspinesareNECHESSARYtoRegainandRetain100percentHEALTH 222E.Center.Phone1128. In this article you will learn young men pronounced to cold this afternoon in an ambulance until his parents can be located. TRUCK AND AUTO IN SLIGHT CRASH An accident occurred yesterday afternoon about 3 o'clock at the intersection of Los Angeles and Center-sts，when a Republic truck driven by H. A.Graham，and a touring car driven by Gladys Gillette of Auburn，Washington，collided.No one was reported injured.Both cars were damaged. Greatest Bargain in Phonographs Hamuel's Music Store，124 K.E.Center St. TE IS Crux OF NEW ENT IN WATER SYSTEM for the present tank,and would suffice.altho resistance furnishedby distance,bendsinpip),etc.,would makea stillhigherelevationconvenient. 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TRUCK AND AUTO IN SLIGHT CRASH An accident occurred yesterday afternoon about 3 o'clock at the intersection of Los Angeles and Center-sts，when a Republic truck driven by H.A.Graham，and a touring car driven by Gladys Gillette of Auburn，Washington，collided.No one was reported injured.Both cars were damaged. Greatest Bargain in Phonographs Hamuel's Music Store，124 K.E.Center St. DATE Is Crux Of New Ent In Water SYSTEM for the present tank,and would suffice.altho resistance furnishedby distance,bendesignations,their millionaire in Dorris apartheid room. He claimed that following a business argument,Meyshot Mrs.Dortrisandwasthenkilledduringastrugleforpossessionofhisgun. 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Fog in the morning 27TH YEAR—NO. 288 STOP FLIGHT two Persons Are Enjoying trial—Slayers Themselves U.S.FLIERMAY DROP FROM AIR RACE Airmen Sad as Wrecked Plane Floats By; Board Cruiser WASHINGTON, Aug. 4.—The future plans of the American round-the-world flyers depend upon Lieut. Wade, who was Airmen Sad as Wrecked Plane Floats By; Board Cruiser WASHINGTON, Aug. 4.—The future plans of the American round-the-world flyers depend upon Lieut. Wade, who was forced down and his plane wrecked while en route from Scotland to Iceland, Lieut. Smith, commander of the expedition, said this afternoon in a message to Major General Mason Patrick, chief of the air service. Smith did not indicate if Wade would try to complete the flight to the United States with one of the land planes aboard the cruiser Richmond, but officials interpreted his message as meaning that this was being considered. ON BOARD U. S. CRUISER RICHMOND IN THE NORTH ATLANTIC, Aug. 4.—(By Radio) Lieut. Wade, one of the three United States army pilots who set out to fly around the world, stumbled broken and nearly in tears at the rail of this cruiser at dawn today watching the disabled airplane which he had piloted more than 20,000 miles. The wrecked plane drifted slowly toward the rocks of Faroe Islands while the aviator with a sad face looked on. The plane, the Boston, was a total wreck by the time the cruiser had passed out of right. As the Richmond drew away, Wade turned, with stoic courage written upon his face. Without a word he walked to his bunk and turned in. He said he was all in for lack of sleep and would be all right after a few hours' rest. The Richmond took the Boston in tow and started for the Faroe Islands but the line parted and the port wing of the noachine was crushed by heavy rea. After experts viewed the machine they said it would quickly be a total wreck and not worth trying to salvage. Wade and his mechanician, Second Lieut. Henry Ogden, had planned to put a new motor in the plane and keep on with the flight, but it was found that the damaged wings and fuselage were beyond repair. When the port wing was crushed it was seen that the machine was a hopeless wreck. Then it was decided to abandon the airplane to its fate upon the rocks of the bleak Atlantic islands. The Richmond headed for Iceland with Wade and Ogden on board. They were both crestfallen and crushed by their defeat when within a few days of the Amei- in the lawyers battle to save the young slayers from the gallows, pronounced this judgment on Leopold this afternoon from the witness stand in Judge Caverly's court. "In he sane or is he insane," softly inquired State's Attorney Crowe. "He is neither sane nor insane in my judgment. I don't use those terms." Landy replied the Boston alienist. These questions, hitherto forbidden in this unusual trial, went unchallenged by either the defense counsel or by Judge Caverly on the bench. Some of the Boston doctor's testimony was unprintable and was whispered to the attorneys on both sides and to Judge Caverly and was not permitted to reach the scores of women spectators who daily flock to this fantastic court drama. And all of Healy's testimony was admitted over the protest of State's Attorney Robert E. Crowe. The state's attorney constantly interrupted to protest that he was lured of generalities and to demand practical examples of the tests made on which Dr. Henly based his conclusions. It was this latter demand that turned the sunbeam old court into a psychiatrical laboratory, for Dr. Healy was forced to give the actual questions and answers to many of the tests. There were "judgment" tests, tests to show how quickly the eye worked in conjunction with the brain. "Leopold answered them all very well indeed," said Dr. Healy, "to be made some mistakes." One question was: "If two negatives make a right why not say two wrongs make a right?" "I want Leopold's answer to that," said Crowe quickly. Dr. Healy read the written answer to watch the principal excerpt was: "In this instance, while a wrong may be a negative right, to another wrong does not negate the wrong, but only becomes a new negative right." "The thing that struck me all thru these tests," said Dr. Healy, "was the exceptional rapidity of Leopold's mind. He frequently would make one answer and a new that would strike him before he could get his original answer completed." On the "judgment test," Dr. Healy later said, Leopold did not (Continued on Page Two) Second Lieut. Henry Ogden, had planned to put a new motor in the plane and keep it with the flight, but it was found that the damaged wings and fuselage were beyond repair. When the port wing was crushed it was seen that the machine was a hopeless wreck. Then it was decided to abandon the airplane to its fate upon the rocks of the bleak Atlantic islands. The Richmond headed for Iceland with Wade and Ogden on board. They were both crestfallen and crushed by their defeat when within a few days of the American continent. Fresh obstacles beset the naviators when messages were received from the Danish steamer Gertrude Rask, carrying supplies for the flyers to Angmagsalik, Greenland, for the first stop. The ship reported it was unable to proceed more than 15 miles for four days because of ice jams. Flares were expressed that the vessel might not be able to take up its station, which is here only logical one on the east Greenland coast. This may result in a revised route, it was said, albo no logical substitute is in sight. REYKAJAVIK, Iceland, Aug. 4. —The United States army round-the-world aviators, Lieut. Smith and Lleut. Nelron; plan to leave Hornafjord for this place tomorrow morning if weather conditions permit. WASHINGTON, Aug. 4. The war department today officially requested that all civiles thrue which the American round-the-world flyern will pass en route to Seattle, where the flight will be terminated, refrain from providing formal entertainment for the airmen. General Mason M. Patrick, chief of the air service, decided to issue the request following receipt of the cable from Lieut. Smith, commandant of the world flight, just prior to the hop off in England, in which he expressed the wish that entertainment programs be deferred until the flight is ended. HORNAFJORD, Iceland, Aug. 4. —By Radio)—Lieut. Erik Nelson and Lieut. Lowell H. Smith, two of the United States army-round-the-world aviators were here safely and sound today awaiting fare (Continued on Page Two)