oc-plain-dealer 1924-10-28

DISORDERS MARK CAMPAIGN CLOSE LONDON, Oct. 28.—The election campaign, which will commence at the polls tomorrow, in winding up in a gorm of hustle. The supporter press the morning was unanimous in its demonstration of Premier Nud Donald while the Daily Herald, the Labor organ, announced in "expedition" of what it became "the most functions of a party by the queen of England." The real truth of the "worried man" note which Mr. Birmingham signed documents as a lawyer, will not be known until after election, as those is and sufficient time to determine the truth of the change made by the Communist international leader. Premier Macdonald, however, has summoned Company of the Jurisdiction in Wales directing that he bring the documents to the case with him. Discussors continue to mark the closing hour of the campaign. Theount Carman was mutilated, his car damaged and two companion blocked out. Lord Dugmorehead was formed to call for a police guard in leading a meeting broken up by critics at Mindful and Land George was met with a churn of them when he tried to speak at Camberwell. Predictions as to the outcome tomorrow still were difficult to make today, but it seems certain the Tories will gain in seats and may be able to form the next government, with Labour as their chief opponent. Liberals through a swollen whirlwind. All three factions anticipate they will win, however. FULLERTON MAKES POSTAL CHANGES Re-arrangement and enlargement of postal service out of the Pollitton, Pheasantwood, and Yorke. West Coast Lease WEST COAST, Oct. 24.—Mrs Beulah Thompson of Amboy was a visitor at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Buddy, Wednesday evening. Miss Margaret Flounden and Miss Marjorie Simons pursued to Truss on business, Wednesday. Mrs. Canady entertained visitors from蒲ington, Wednesday. Mr. Joe Haring and Mr. D. L. Buddy married to Santa Ann Monday evening at business. Mr. and Mrs. Ellen Neel of the Columbia lense spent Sunday and Monday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fillmore Drake. Mr. Bill Schuper is now home up and around. The membership drive being urged by the P.T. A. of Gloucester passed to be a tie of 150 making a total of 210 new members. The Pasco-Pender Awn hold the second meeting Thursday afternoon and a good attendance was enrolled. The meeting was held on the new auditorium. The children of the school gave a public play, "Ella Van Whittle," which designed their audience very much. A splendid time was repaired by all who attended. Mr. and Mrs. William Whitmer of Long Beach, and亲临了 this beam, were during lunch Wednesday, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mary Greenwood. Mr. Whitmer who several months ago fell from a scaffold causing many friends by his rapid recovery. Before returning to their home Wednesday she visited with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Simms. Mr. and Mrs. Egert Munnall went to Santa Barbara Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. George Hunt had as their guest Pratty, Mr. Hunt's touched and family, Mr. and Mrs. C. Hunt and family of Orange. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Richison and Predictions as to the outcome tomorrow still were difficult to make today, but it seems fairly certain that the Tories will gain in votes and may be able to form the next government, with Labor as their chief opponent. Liberals through a sound swirling. All three factions anticipate they will win, however. FULLERTON MAKES POSTAL CHANGES Re-arrangement and enlargement of postal service out of the Fullerton, Pinehurst, and Yorkshire postal districts have been achieved in an order from the post office department just received, it was announced using by W. N. Irwin, Fullerton postmaster. Mr. Irwin said that the new ruling will go into effect Dec. 1. He said that there will be one new queue out of Pinehurst, and one out of Yorkshire, made up from territory now covered by Fullerton R. P. D., No. 2, together with territory east of Pinehurst and east of Yorkshire not now being served. The new arrangement also provides for new territory to be taken in for free delivery in Fullerton, including the Golden Hill and Sierra Trout subdivisions, and several other small areas not now being served. This order came as the result of the unrolling effects of Mr. Irwin made along this last June taking over the post offices last August. AT THE HOTEL VALENCIA Paul Lafferty, Mrs. E. Roberts, L. Valink, and R. Dillon, Los Angeles; and Mrs. Laura Suncet, Chicago. A Class A1 is best little suburban. Wednesday, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Greenwood, Mr. Whitman who several months ago fell from a scaffold causing his many friends by his rapid recovery. Before returning to their home Wednesday she visited with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Simms. Mr. and Mrs. Dog Munnall went to Santa Barbara Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. George Sturdy had on their guests, Friday, Mr. Murd's touched and family, Mr. and Mrs. C. Hinsa and family of Orange. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Richings and family and Mrs. and Mrs. Joe Harring and son Donald were valued at the Simons home Thursday evening, where they listened in an President Coolidge's speech. Mr. Chris McCoy and Mrs. H. I. Potter joined to Anahbim on business Friday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Pillmore Drinks and sun Afternoon spent Thursday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Benson Neil of Chisleigh. Mr. Sellers of Shenan and formerly of this house was a whistle Tuesday at the McGee home. Mr. Dick Stephens of Flintston Beach with a visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Simms Thursday evening. Mr. Harry Fellarge and R. Nelson were visitors on this joint. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Schuyler wrote guests at the home of Mr. Schuyler's parents, Mr. H. Schuyler of the Santa Fe house. Thursday evening Mr. and Mrs. R. Brady of the Santa Fe Leone have been entertaining for the past few days Mr. I. R. Henry of Ontario, Mr. Henry has just returned from a four month's tour of Europe and the eastern states He returned to his home in Outstanding accompanied T-O-M-O-R-R-O-W Trimmed Hats VELVET HATS Trimmed Hats VELVET HATS SATIN HATS FELT HATS METAL HATS 1/2 Price Hats small and Hats medium large in as many styles as the are hats. Colors are gay and conservative, ranging from black the rich autumnal shades. $7.50 Hats Tomorrow $3.75 $10 Hats Tomorrow $5.00 $15 Hats Tomorrow $7.50 Shop Early for Best Selection FALKENSTEIN'S Anaheim California SLAYER WILL NOT ATTEND FUNeral CHICAGO, Oct. 21 — No complaint from the life of inmates behind the gray stone wall of Joliet state penitentiary will come to Richard A. Loeh, then the death of his father, Albert M. Loeh. This became known today when Leah M. Loeh, son of the principal officer of Robert Franka, brought the news of the death to Enclosed in the saloon of the guard room at Joliet. After advising Richard, James Loeh told Warren Whitman that no request that he be permitted to attend the funeral service would be made. Definite plans for the funeral had not been completed today, but it was expected the services will be strenuously private, only close friends and immediate members of the family being permitted to attend. Loeh's death did not come at a surprise to members of his family or his association. He had been in precautions health for two years, and this condition had been announced several months ago by another alimand diagnosed as angina pectoris. Three days before his son confessed the kidnapping and slaying of Robert Franka, Loeh was taken seriously ill and was emailed to the bed. He was not admitted of the confession for several days. The last time he saw his son was when Richard came into his bedroom to after him that he was being downstairs with a policeman. "I'm going downstairs with a policeman for a little while," he told his parent. "They want to question me about this Franka case. I'll be back in two or three hours." His father never saw him again. During the trying days of his son's trial the father was recounting at his Charlestown, Mich., estate and he gained strength so rapidly those that he returned so town shortly after the verdict. However, his old alimand returned and he canceled Poor Boys, Accused in Parallel! To Franks Case, Given 25 Years Not the gallows, per life imprisonment, but 25 years in prison were the authorities meted out to Nicholas Guide (Inft), 27, and Tony Denco, 30, after their conviction on the charge of murder in a Chicago court. Their crime and trial paralyzed that of Loeb and Ledgeld in many ways. Unlike the latter, who are in prison for life, Guide and Denco are your men's sons. BILLY WHISKERS BY FRANCES TODESO MONTGOMERY Not the gallows, nor life imprisonment, but 23 years in prison was the adjunct meted out to Nicholas Guide (left), 21, and Tong Denzan. He after their conviction on the charge of murder in a Chicago court. Their crime and trial paralyzed that of Loch and Leopold in many ways. Unlike the latter, who are in prison for his Guide and Denzan, poor men's sons. BILLY WHISKERS BY FRANCES TODSO MONTGOMERY Saturday Billy Whiskers lightened the driver of the train in which he was talking so that they went into the ditch. Billy will not hurt and had to first but grew curious in what had happened to the man. When he was apprehended where the car lay at the ditch unguarded, he new the man all known with mind, but staggering to his feet, the muddy water running off his hair and down his hands. The man had sustained his fall; otherwise he might have broken his neck as he fell head forward into the ditch after his encounter. Finding that the man was alter and Billy unhurt, Billy left him to his friend and ran back down the road they had just traveled, mourning to enter the city whose house and chimneys were probably seen about two miles ahead of him. By running find he was soon in the city, but he did not recognize a single landmark so he knew was in a part he had never visited before. If he only knew if what direction the studio list would be an easy matter to go to it, and from there to south Stubby and Button. But as it was now he was so confused he did not even know which was north and which was south, for it was a dark day and there was no gun to guide him. As he stood thinking all this some rough boys stinked their dog on him. And I pussed that at the end of hell an hour threw they had not, for and wore home with his trousers tom and a lime dog sniffing at his booth. Another appeared at lunchroom mining his arrear but for Billy chewed it up. The third boy and his dog were so missed up that they found to go home, knowing a whipping awailed them for that boy's mother was adicted to using a switch at the leung jupposition. After this scrap Billy was hungry and troubled down the innestable street looking for something to eat. At last he spotted a messenger with strings of smuggled on a third Wendy. He had just a brown came Drinking shop after him. Billy gave me to the string of smuggles and off the hook they came. Down the street Billy ran with them caught on his hurls the man still putting him. Billy was leaving the busier far behind when the man. "The best way for us to do," said Stubby, "is to go next to the sandia and hang around there until we find where they have shut him up." "To agree Button, 'I do think that would be the best plan.'" So the two of them grinned back to the middle Button running up a tree or traveling along the top of a fence when she saw a fourteen-year-old Stubby crawling under a stone to hide when he saw an eight-year-old Stubby he did not like. There was only one thing Stubby was afraid of and thus was the door teachers. They had rushed the studio and Stubby had crawled under the cake to get into the yard while Button gigged up a tree and jumped from one of its limbs in the high fence that enclosed the yard, and then to the ground Buck were constantly climbing toward the animal quarrels to see if Billy was there when without a bit of warning Stubby was crushed up in Nick's arms and Button in Stubby. "Well, you doggone little pup!" What for you go and run away from us very dry the big performance was to come off and they need you! You is going to teach it you in. As I have orders to shout you in a hurried or did-the-bump until you is wanted. You don't dirt now? Yes, Paddy heard, and he heart sank within him for he knew this meant that he would have to play his jungle in the show the movie people were then putting on. As for Button, he tried to scratch Snub but he held his four feet together so he could not screech or do a thing. This treatment made Button so angry that he vowed vengeance on Snub when he let him house. All the time Snub hold him thus he was talking to him and telling him what the movie people were going to do with him. "You hit, black cat, you! I'll fit you if you ever run away from me alone and make me lose my breakfast and lunchtime looking for you. Yes, and I'll duck you in huge strength if you didn't go on full performance as well homes. Until then the time coming to shout you up I won't am chomp that." (Your Stubby and Button did After this wrap Billy was hancry and trusted down the miserable street looking for someone to end. At last he sped a moped with strings of manhole on a third Wheel. He had just a brown came Driving him along shop after him. Billy gave it to the string of manhouses and off the bank they came. Down the street Billy ran with them caught on his horn; the men still pursuing him. Billy was burying the butcher far behind when the man called to a boy, "Stop that gun!" He is running away with my manages! The boy attempted to stop Billy but for his paws was bitten upon a tib of water. By this time the butcher and caught up to Billy and finished his brown to strike him when he stopped on the street of manhouses that was just slipping off Billy's home. This upset him and he went rushing off the sidewalk under a house. The horse happened to be mugging, but wolf up in a hurry and thinking it was his master killing him to tell him to start, ran down the stairs and upgam a man with a wheelhorn bus cleaning the street and frustrated an old lady on a crumple so that she sat right down and began to wave her umbrella and handling frantically and to call for help. (Let us hope the next story will sell us that Billy is away without frightening or bothering anyone else and that he got plenty to eat.) We left Billy trying to free himself from a long strick of manhouses that had caught on his home and to get away and find Stabby and Dutton. Pried from the manhouses, Billy ran faster than ever and turned down a street that led to a wall-crung crumbling. A thought trail was meeting slowly across the street when Billy asked a car with a door open and he made a sliding lock and lined in the cop gate and sound. When he looked down he saw the butcher standing by the track writing his brown frankly and calling out, "Now you wait until I catch you!" Billy liberated bank. "All right, I'll wait." Stabby and Dutton waisted all mind for Billy to go out. Then in the down begin to break and no Billy appeared they knew he had not been able to escape from the music people. When he let him loose. All the time Sabbah hold him thus he was talking to him and telling him what the movie people were going to do with him. "You sir, black cat, you! I'd fire you if you ever run away from me again and make me lose my breakfast and lunchoon lookin for you. Yes, and I'll dunk you in harpe strength if you don't go at your best performance as well comes. Idell Day when the time coming to about you we weren't I am eh open. Hear that?" (Your Stabby and Dutton did feel very joyful, you may be sure, when they heard these words!) MODERN MIRACLES; ARE THEY OF GOD? The show night will be discussed Wednesday at 7 p.m. in the light at Los Angeles and Sydney站. The evangelist will give the clear positive statements of the Bible on the question, according to his statement. Other subjects for the week are Tornish, "How to Make the Religious World One"; Tuesday, "Two Ways and Their Ends"; Thursday, "What Went I Up to Be Said?" Friday, "Behaving in the House of God I Saturday," "The Dual Nature of Man." The singing begins promptly at 4 p.m. DE VALERA JAILED BELFAST, Oct. 26 — Emma de Valera, under arrest here because she enlisted upon making political addresses in Ulster in defining the Dinner government may and be arranged until after Wednesday's general election, a woman joined. De Valera arrived this afternoon and was immediately placed in庐洲. A mob of 1000 men and women bound and bound De Valera as he was being taken in prison under guard of 100 armed police. After a door had charged an automobile driven by John Whiting up a Norwana sevenandthe driver was without horns and the car was minus a bonnet. New John Whiting performed the marriage ceremony in the dark when jockeys cut off the lights at the wedding of young people at Mansgen, Okla. Try a Classified All for results. WALNUT GROWERS SHIP EIGHT CARS The Anheim Walnut Grove has shipped eight cars to you not including less than one hundred miles, amounting to Secretary Thomas Walber Brown. Here is a running in growers and he gives number of smokers this year would mean seven or eight smokers; here is the stock because of smokers or smoked nuts. The broad house will finish with delivery paid by Dec. 1, if mills are delivered by Nov. 26. The work is gone acquired in drying mills compared with long or free days last year in doing shipments. AT THE HOTEL PLEASANT O. A. Begum, E. D. Neebel and W. E. Crutch, H. M. Bryan, I. A. Berg, F. W. Wilmott, Gen. Z. Palmer, C. J. Parrows, J. C. Smith, and J. Meeks Los Angeles; A. V. Whitney and R. I. Pollitt, Canton; Mt. and Mrs. R. Barbier, Duncall; A. J. Audit, and family beech Henry Doorn, Temecula; C. C. Corchus, Bakersfield; G. G. Sling, San Francisco; A. J. Penge, Snug, Cash; and Alfred N. Thayer, Thermal. AT THE HOTEL ANTILLES Paul Noble, Beaver Paths; M. W. Allen, C. W. Currey, J. Frank, E. A. Lyons, and O. L. Bennett, Los Angeles; Mrs. C. Pumble and Mrs. Paul Jones, San Francisco; and F. P. McKayy, San Diego. Nature's true clinics are held daily on sleeping porches, golf courses, rolling pitches and wooded hills. GOES SEVEN MILES WITHOUT TROUSERS SANTA BORA, Oct. 24—Winds his compass and showing the effects of having camped more than seven miles on a rainy night. Raymond Leet early today arriving at the country jail, selling a wicked tale of a building near Canton, south of home. Shutly afterward, officers who had responded to a call note Council reporting an alleged attack on two girls, reported the finding of Leet's working car and his trimmers, which contained a small sum of money. They failed to find any grand of a building such they said Leet was permitted to go into his home but will be questioned further concerning his story. The two girls, Margaret McCarthy and Natasha Munz, may be asked anewer to identify Leet, according to friends, Leet informed a furnished small two years ago and ... of his story of a hasty pursuit unidentified advance this as the cause of his apparent abduction. SOCIAL PAVORITES HELD FOR ROBBERY BATTLE CREEK, Mich., Oct. 23—Brent Glencock, along Brent Howard, and his wife Ann, who have been popular members of the social set at the Battle Creek manhattan since their arrival here these weeks ago, are held today by several officials, the man as the host of the six principals in the Bundont, MI., $200k,000 paid robbery of June 12, and the woman as a copinator sharing her guilt. Park Drinker Classified All prepares results. Try this medium. GETS ORDER FOR 3,000,000 BUILDS Declaring that his builds are the best they have ever handled, a large firm of Churches with a union-wide distribution has audited C.R. Barnack of the Birthway Bank Gardens by joining them with 400k,000 of more glistening buildings in 25 or more locations a year hence. Hannah's place is on the state highway some two miles north of the city. On many of the excavators he is not limited in standard, but the time will take all he can rain. The value of the built whiskey is $20 per 1000 sq ft; so that the minimum amount of the contract offered is $80k,000 at white-male prices. Eaghain wants to purchase or lease 10 acres close to 26 acres of walnut groves long to expand the business and rentries $11k,000 in doe ag. The camera seeking his product is the sound large size in command Emma's builds. Emma has now a double reason for wanting to expand: the other being his desire to increase the land to be placed on impounds of Dutch Hills by the government. The Anhein District is still and continues to ideal for birth production. BUYS NEW BOXES Mr. and Mrs. I.V.Wheeler have purchased a home in North Segment and moved this morning to the new location. Mrs Wheeler who owns the premises the Wheeler occupied on West Children will secure here to regale. TOMORROW! SOUTHWICK'S WEDNESDAY SPECIALS TOMORROW! SOUTHWICK'S WEDNESDAY SPECIALS DAY 95¢ DAY Seasonable New Merchandise, especially grouped and underpriced. On Sale For Tomorrow Only! Leather Face Gloves $ PRIK FOR... Country Outfit or kilt wrist type of sandy make. 95¢ "Hanes" Separates Elastic ribbed, whiter weight shirts and drawers of this famous make. All sizes. 95¢ Boys' Stockings $ FALL FOR... Play proof suchlings for Boys' school wear. All boys also while they last. 95¢ RIBBED U' SUITS FOR MEN 95¢ Perfect fitting elastic ribbed, fall weight garments. Creamy white; random. 95¢ WORK SHIRTS $ FOR! Sturdy, strong made of chmbrays in prey or lime. Pull out since. 95¢ 25c TOWELS $ FOR! Good size, nice quality awesels in Huck or Turkish. 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