oc-plain-dealer 1924-09-29

DEATH ACCIDENT VERDICT OF JURY The verdict that Mrs. Grace Armstrong wife of A. Armstrong killed Saturday at the La Habra crossing between Fullerton and La Habra came to her death as the result of an unavoidable accident, was returned this morning by the coroner's jury following an inquest at Seale funeral parlors. Mrs. Armstrong died within a few minutes after the car in which she was riding collided with a car driven by Frank Lear of San Diego, and overturned. She received a broken neck and a fractured skull, it is said. Her husband is said to have been driving at high rate of speed, according to evidence at the inquest. They had reside in So Cal., for about a year and were returning to Blythe via La Jolla at the time of the accident. The body will be sent to the old home in Detroit, Mich., for interment. Mr. Armstrong was considerably wrenched and shaken up but was able to testify at the inquest this morning. Two children who were in the car at the time of the accident were not injured at all; it is said. SPEED TRAP FATE AGAIN IN DOUBT The fate of the speed trap was put in doubt again today when District Attorney A. P. Nelson filed briefs, according to an announcement from Santa Ana, appealing from the decision of the appellate court to the supreme court. The new action is one more step in the fight which began when Justice Landell of Seal Beach fined Victor Fleming $25 for speeding. It appeared from the evidence that a speed trap had been used by motor traffic officers, and Fleming backed it is said, by the Auto Club of So Calif., appealed. Judge F.C. Drumm reversed Justice Landell's decision. The appellate court uphold the statute, reaffirming Justice Lanford's conviction. FAIL TO LOCATE RANCHER'S SLAYER FORT DUCHESNE, Utah, Sept. 28.-Continuous search for more than 36 hours in the mountains of eastern Utah and southern Wyoming by a posse of Uinta Basin farmers has failed to reveal the murderers of Thomas Rhodes, 60, reputed wealthy ranchman whose mutilated body was found in a canyon 15 miles from his home late Saturday afternoon. Search for the ranchman began Saturday morning when a neighbor went to his cabin, found him gone and he bedroom bespatterd with blood. The body bearing the marks of having been clubbed to death, was found in an ravine near Tisdall, about ten miles from his cababin. The motive is thought to have been robbery. It is understood Rhodes kept considerable in his cabin. Strength to this theory is given by the fact that pockets in clothes in the cabin had been turned inside out. Officers of every town in Uinta Basin in Utah and Wyoming have been asked to keep a look out for a half-breed Mexican and a半breed Indian who are absent from their usual haunts in the vicinity of White Rock. BITS ABOUT WOMEN Miss Iadore Hall, vice-president of the Shoqualimie Valley Bank, of Toft, Wash., and Miss Ether Bagley cashier, had most exciting experience recently They had information that they bank was to be held up and stuck to their posts and played their part bravely under instructions from Sheriff Starwick who with three deputy sheriffs staged a five-minute battle with the robbers.Twoof themRobbieswerekilledone seriouslyinjuredandthefourthwascapturered.Neitherofthewomanswashurt.Miss Bina M.West.ofPort Huron,Mich.,found器和suprisedworkareathoughlycreatedasmisshownupchauquausamuchlargesalaryorgivetheir unusualtalent churchandChristian work,theirspleasingpersonalities splendid abilitytheyhavetheir thousandstoChrisconnectionwithhisworHoweleadsnightylargeoffolces.Mrs.HowewillPasterWithDoingThi WithanindividualcallledtohimtocontinuehimmakingministryInAnahiemwhihish教堂 alreadycruisin interested hearers intdeepartment,LouisonLMyrbeginhisfallworkwithapaignfor souls Mr.Myraccomplishedmany thingsinhimebutforthelfirstthis takestheworkofevangelistGreatrevivalThisisnotworkform HimHehasbe evangelistin manycampaign ChristHis intenseenthoughtwillstil anycommunicwhich他 conductsmethiscmoveto towardGodandvoices He presentsChristasIhoalf sufficientntoeveryneedofthe soulOhBeelievingsimplicityinthOfChrist,theimmortalitysoul,the inspiration thereofandthatthe gospelisthereof Godunto salvationtonebee那 believes In Christmas loves his fellowmenandspendslifeandenergytothem.Toknowhimistoconfidencehin him Hissincatchingandbigearnestirelessible。他willhavememberinnithrivelfProf,andChan.MHoweThesewordspriritssaremusiciansoforder和abilitytu upon so many kinds offmentswithskillskeepsandaonceinterestedfromstartlishineveryservice.Theare veteransin.the evangeliork_work andre thoroughly created.asIs shownbythe inggivenuphautchaquuaismachugleraworthailormayGiveituneausaltant ChurchandChristianwork,theirspleasingpersonaliestsplendidablentyhavereshreeundandsothechn connection.withhis worHoweleaders nightilylargeoffolcsMrs.Hhowewill The new action is one more step in the fight which began when Justice Landell of Seal Beach fined Victor Fleming $25 for speeding. It appeared from the evidence that a speed trap had been used by motor traffic officers, and Flewing backed it, said by the Auto Club of So Calif., appealed. Judge F.C. Drumm reversed Justice Landell's decision. The appellate court upheld the statute, reaffirming Justice Landell’s decision, in an opinion handed down last week at Los Angeles. Now the supreme court will make the final decision, it is expected. DIES SUDGENLY FROM INDIGESTION P.E.McFarland, who arrived a week ago from Spokane, expired last night after an hour’s illness with acute indigestion. He was apparently in the best of health prior to the attack. Mr. McFarland and P.F.Phelps were engaged in building some houses on the property of Mrs.L.B.Spencer east of town,and as he was preparing to retire,was seized with the painful illness. He is survived by his widow in California,Can.,and a son in Los Angeles,who is employed by the J.W.Robinson Co..Funeral plans are held upon awaiting advice from relatives.The body is at the establishment of Backs,Terry & Campbell. An autopsy was scheduled for this afternoon and an inquiry probably tomorrow. SAVES HIMSELF $275 M.Ford, 23,of Fullerton,possibly saved$276by quick action yesterdayatthe Concordia clubwhen arrested by BurtBarr.of local police departmentonthe chargeoppossessionoliquor.Herekedawayfromtheofficerandbrokebottle,destroyingtheevidence.Achargeofresistinganofficewassplacedagainsthim;andhewasreleasedon$25ballwhich.itWasindicatedtoday,hewillforfeit.Thefirstchargereouldatthetregularfineratehavecost him$300. Marshall Morton和BERTWilson,murdered onthechargeOfdisturbingspeace.werein“coool”thisafternoon facing arrangementwhenthemsoheredup.” WALKER SPEAKS TO ROTARY CLUB Rev.ThomasH.Walker,s secretaryoftheRotaryclub,todays repeatedhislectureonth constitutiongivento-theKIwaniana,beforehisownclub。他 told offhistoryofthemakingotheconstitution.describeditsguaranteesreligious tolerationandtheexcursionToHollywood Excursions To Hollywood WALKER SPEAKS TO ROTARY CLUB Rev. Thomas H. Walker, secretary of the Rotary club, today repeated his lecture on the constitution given to the Kiwaniana before his own club. He told of the history of the making of the constitution described its guarantees of religious toleration and the franchise, etc. Walker urges Rotary to get behind a movement to have all citizens register and vote. H. H. Benjamin was chairman of the day. There was an excellent attendance, including Pomona and Pullerton members. TALBERT PLANS TO NAME COMMITTEE Chairman Tom Talbert of the supervisors was quoted as saying in Santa Ana today that at the board's meeting tomorrow a harbor committee would be appointed from the membership of the committee of 50 to make further investigations of the proposed harbor improvement project. The investigation of this new committee is expected to obtain data supplementing that of the general committee of 50. The bond issue, which will include some $300,000 for a jetty, will not be set for election until after Jan. I., in Talbert’s opinion. CAR OVER TURNS Harold C. Berger narrowly escaped serious injuries yesterday when his New Hudson coach skidded and turned turtle near Costa Mesa. MERCURY AT 100 LOS ANGELES, Sept. 29—Today was the hottest day of the year here; the mercury climbing up 100 degrees. John A. Crooswhite and Mary Carter were married Saturday afternoon about 6 o'clock at Judge Michael's office. The young recipients from Long Beach and Palm Bay made their home there. Master With Reputation for Doing Things Plans Revival With an indomitable call extendto him to continue his epoch, kling ministry in Anaheim, and with his church already crowded with interested hearers in every department, Leon L. Myers will begin his fall work with a camign for souls. Mr. Myers has complained many things in Anaheim, but for the first time he measured the work of evangelist in a beat revival. This is not a new work for him. He has been the angelist in many campaigns for Christ. His intense enthusiasm, vigorous and fearless preach­tion will stir any community in which he conducts meetings and love it toward God and rightness. He presents Jesus as tho all sufficient answer every need of the soul of man; believes implicitly in the deity Christ; the immortality of the soul; the inspiration of the Bible that the gospel is the power;God unto salvation to everyone that believes in Christ. He sees his fellowmen and will send his life and energy to help them.To know him is to have confidence in him.His sincerity catching and his earnestness is irresistible. He will have associated with him this revival Prof. and Mrs.Ana M. Howe.These wonderful fruits are musicians of a high order and their ability to play on so many kinds of instruments with skill keeps an audience interested from start to finishin every service.TheHowes veterans intheevangelistic parkandarethoroughly consecratedasislshownbytheirhav-givenupchantauquaworkatmuchlargersalaryinordertotaketheunusualtalenttocurryandChristianwork.Withairpleasingpersonalitiesandendidabilitytheyhavewonfor thousandstoChrist.InconnectionwithhisworkMr.meleadnightlyalargechoruscovies.Mrs.Howewill lead HEART TO HOME PROBLEM FRIENDS TOO "HELPFUL" Dear Mrs.Th Thompson.I am a twice-wildowed woman on the shady sideof 60.My best friends try tohelp me too much .I havwantedtokeepcontroloftmy ownaffairs,butonefarm,amanalwayspushesint和bysome trick orschemegetsitalloutof my hands.Iknow I suffer financially,但she seemsdreadfully hurtwhenhel思ksI haven’t faithinhisbeingatrustworthyb friend.His wife wasvery sweettomeforayorear或two，但 imposedsoMany duties.on我，Irescalled.IpaidthemmanytimesoverforeachrideIchhadwitheminterialcar,even.Younymylifehomenearthem,andanstandermetoallslisten.Iamadvisedfriendstomoveaway,you wanttosacrificeinypainiamalso told tomarryashinddefyer,h butselfgentelemarenot alwaydad If Ihadaguardinedford myself,couldn‘tmy neighborformancertainandsettlementoffirmifails。他has ignoredpealfrommetferasc Sometimeslife doesn’ttryinganylonger. TUESDAY September The Month Two Days of Big Savings! for these days, we cannot Tuesday if possible. with skill keeps an audience interested from start to finish in every service. The Howes veterans in the evangelistic work and are thoroughly conserved as is shown by their having given up chantajuqua work at much larger salary in order to take their unusual talent to the march and Christian work. With pleasing personalities and endid ability they have won thousands to Christ. In connection with his work, Mr. Howe leads nightly a large chorus voices. Mrs.Howe will lead children in a drill that will be of the outstanding features of its unusual revival. The meeting will start next Sunday at the Bible school service 9:30 a.m. It will continue with 11 a.m., service and with the 8 p.m., service and with every right following, except Monday night, which will be rest night. 53 MILES OF CARPET The wool used daily in the saving of carpets and rugs by a New York manufacturer is equal to shearing from 20,000 sheep. The soft, rich coats of these animals are turned into the looms the rate of 120,000 pounds per day. These and many other interesting facts were revealed recently through the publication of statistics concentrating their mammoth mills at Yonkers, N.Y.; by Alexander Smith & Sons Carpet Co.. To be the largest manufacturers of carpet和rugsin the world. If all the wool used in these mills were reckoned according to the number of animals from which it was sheared, a year's output at those mills would represent the clip from 9,000,000 sheep—a number which would constitute herds behindthe imagination. For the manufacturingof all this wool into American-made carsandrugs,the energy,andindustryof7600employeesisdetectedwitha spiritofco-operation,craftmanshipresembling loyaltygiventohisindividualhomebythesmallerweaverofbyste days. This armyofforkersoperates4oooloams.withatotaldailyproductionof90,000yardscarftsandrugs.Placeoneday'senduousoutputinaincontinuinglineanditwouldmakeastripcarpet52mileslong.In oneearofthe八-hourworkingdays.the15OOboomturnout24millionsof yards,makinganannualproductionalmost16,OOWilessoughttouchmorethanhalfwayaroundtheworld. Main Dealer Classified Ads proce resumes.Tvthismedium, Hollywood Corn Flakes FrenchToastandMaple Syrup Coffee Luncheon RyeBreadTongueAndLettuce Sandwich Sweet PicklesTomatoSalad FrenchDressing RaspberryGelatinine SugarWaters Tea Dinner CrinkleOmlet SweetPotatoes,SouthernStyle DiicedTurnipGreenPepper Salad MayonnaiseDressings IcedBoxApplies Coffee. TODAY'S RECIPES Creole Omlete—Break eggs inabowl，addingtablesspoon.ofcoldwaterforeachone.BeitwellWithDoverbeaten.addaddpinchOf bakingpowder.Addseasonings.putbutter.inafryingpan overalowfireand cook untileggiesare wellset thenfoldoverflowandservehotwithCreolose sauce.Saucesautefinely chopped onlors.greenpeppers,fresh cornandrealripetomatosinfmallamountof butter.Pour overtheomeLETand garnishwithparsaley. Sweet Potatoes,Southern Style.Toeverycupofbolledmashed sweetpotatoes addone-thirdofacup-ofcanese syrup,一teaspoonofbutter,and cinnamontoc taste.Breakupsbits Ofmarshmalowandstirint mixture.Strillallwellandputintoawellgreased.fairlydeepbaking pan.Cookina slowovenuntiltfirmandenrownontopItIssaidedthat.a noted southerngenerwlouldwalk milesfordhelpingofthis。 Iced Box Applets-Corelargeapples.fillholesthroughbrownsugardakeuntilsoftPut.onice.Justbefore dinnerwhiph halfpintofcream_addbrown sugarvanilla tastes,pile ontoapple sindeturntot iceboxJustbeforeservingsprinklewitchasoppednutsandytopwithacherry. LAUNDRY HINTSMany stubborn stainswhicharcifficulttorub out,yield readily.toagood boilinginsoup powder,a littlekeroseneandalwater Thisisinparticulargoodfore bloodstains.Addabouttwo tablespoons_ofkerosene tob Halfapail off water.No rubbing isnecessary,andthis saveswear uponthefabric.Rinse thorughilyand dry. Whenmakingboiledstarches Add afew shavings of paraffine or alittleboraxwiththeboillingwater.Eithermethod givesanextra stiffnessanda desirablefinish. Clothesare whitenenediftablespoonful ammoniaande oneoturpenntinearetadded tocashollogwater.Usex usual amountsofs soap或soapy粉霜。 Two Days of Big Savings! for these days，我们 cannot Tuesday if possible。 Hollywood October 2nd. Special Motor elm to entrance of Grumman's kets on sale at Hoying's Phar. When making boiled starch, add a few shavings of paraffine or a little borax with the boiling water. Either method gives an extra stiffness and a desirable finish. Clothes are whitened if a table-spoonful of ammonia and one of turpentine are added to each pail of boiling water. Use the usual amount of soap or soap powder. Curtains and articles which are dusty, are best soaked in platinum, luke-warm water and squeezed out before putting through the regular process of washing. This helps to give a better color and to make the washing easier. A heavy woolen pad covered with clean white material is great help in ironing lace or embroideries. Iron on the wrong side and the pattern will sink into the soft surface and be especially attractive if carefully pulled out straight before commencing Press until thoroughly dry. Staples form a considerable share of the efficient housewife’s marketing list. She keeps her pantry shelves well stocked with essentials, for having planned a meal; its preparation must not be hindered by lack of necessary ingredients. There is no substitute for sugar, butter, milk, salt, flour and baking powder, so you must have these ingredients on hand if you are to provide the family with a nourishing meal. A slight scratch-pad and chalk or pencil to write with are very handy if kept in the kitchen. Jot down on them the staples that are running low, and you will not forget them when you go to the store. Little Jane had just received a bright new dime and was starting out to invest it in candy, when the minister, who chanced to be calling at the time asked: "Why don’t you give your money to the missionaries, Jane?" "I thought about that," replied the child: "but I think I will buy the candy and let the candy man give me money to the missionaries." Curtain Remnants 2 to 16 yard lengths; shown in a variety of pretty patterns; ecru and white. Very special—½ off LOT No. 3 150 PAIR OXFORDS AND PUMPS In black suede, satin and kid; also wood assortment of colored sude shoes included; military and Louis heels; values to $9.00.$3.85 36 inch Corduroy Velveteen Shown in all the leading shades; Month End Sale—$1.00 YARD MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1924 E PROBLEMS FROM ONLY THE LITTLE CAR EVEN. I own my pretty little home near them, and this woman slanders me to all who will listen. I am advised by lady friends to move away, yet I don't want to sacrifice my property. I am also told to marry a protector and defy her, but self-respecting gentlemen are not always to be had. If I had a guardian appointed for myself, couldn't he call on my neighbor for an explanation and settlement of my financial affairs? He has ignored every appeal from me for a settlement. Sometimes life doesn't seem worth trying any longer. I have always been made over and appreciated called lady-like, kind-hearted and generous and ready to do my part in any locality. I am law-abiding and a kind neighbor, but this woman I have done so much for makes my life miserable for me. UNHAPPY OLD LADY. I'm afraid all the graciousness of your old friends had an ulterior motive back of it, and it is high time that you demand an account-taking. Having a Guardian appointed might prove "out of the frying pan into the fire" for you, but it is a way out. But why not consult a reputable attorney first, who might be able to bring about the same accounting without the necessity of tying up your affairs with a guardian. At all events, summon all your courage: Refuse to let your friend meddle in your affairs at all any more. ASK WARRANT TO ARREST AUTOIST A warrant for the arrests Dr. W.H.Brownfield of Los Angeles was issued today by Justice Lane-dell of Seaf Beach; in connection with the alleged running down and injury of Fred McQueen four, who received a broken leg and bruises. The police of Santa Ana today decided a woman, not the doctor's wife, was in his company when the accident happened. The doctor drove away after he had discovered the boy's injuries. His wife a ill in A Downey hospital. At no office; it was said that he hadn’t been there for a week. THE S.Q.R. Store DAY AND WEDNESDAY September 30th and October 1st Month-End Sales of Big Savings! While we have provided liberally days, we cannot guarantee quantities to last. Shop if possible. WOMEN'S FALL COATS Special Purchase; in the popular weaves and colors; some with fur collars. Month End Feature Values — $25.00 WOMEN's TUNIC BLOUSES Special Purchase; in the popular shades; worth almost double our price. Month End Specials—$5.95 36 inch Wool Granite Cloth In plain and stripes; suitable for Dresses. specially priced—$1.00 STAMPED PILLOW CASES Excellent quality; homstitched greatly underpriced for Month End Sale—$1.50 PAIR Walk Over Shoes and Oxfordshown in tan and black.All sizes in this lot of 60 pairs.You know their quality and style.Month End Sale—$5.85 MEN'S "MISHKO SOLE"Ball Band SHOESWe wear twice as long; to introduce this wonderful shoe.МonthEnd Sale—$3.95 BOYS' KNIT UNION SUITSGood weight for Fall and Winterwear.Month End Sale—$1.15 MEN'S ALL-WOOL SHIRTSP fancy plaids and plain colors; unusual value forMonth.End Sale—$4.95 36 inch WHITE“Daisy Outfit” 86 x 80WOOL BLANKETS UNION SUITS Good weight for Fall and Winter wear. Month End Sale— $1.15 ALL-WOOL SHIRTS Fancy plaids and plain colors; unusual value for Month End Sale — $4.95 36 inch WHITE "Daisy Outing Cloth" An item very much in demand for various uses. Extra special 29c 86 x 80 WOOL BLANKETS Wool and cotton mixed; splendid wearing quality, in pink, blue grey and tan pleats. Value extraordinary $5.35 LOT No. 1 200 Pairs Women's and Children's Shoes of popular makes; broken lines but good assortment of sizes— $1.00 LOT No. 2 50 Pairs of Women's Pumps and Oxfordes In low heels; brown only; values to $6.00— $2.85 Art Dept. Specials Consisting of Stamped Huck Towels, Buffet Sets and Scarfs. 39¢ S for $1.00 WOMEN'S "Phoenix" Silk Hosiery Novelty stripes in leading colors.Month End Special— $1.38