oc-plain-dealer 1925-01-10

SATURDAY, JANUARY 10, 1925 GAMBLER KILLED IN BANDIT FIGHT DETROIT, Mich., Jan. 10—Raymond Bishop, 30, was killed in his gambling establishment today when he "shot it out" with three bandits of whom he slew one and wounded another. The wounded bandit and his remaining companion escaped. Their departing trail in the snow was marked with bloodstains. Bishop lost his life to save $1000 the gaming receipts. The dead bandit is yet unidentified. The $1000 was found on the floor beside Bishop. SENATE BILLS SACRAMENTO, Jan. 10.—The assembly of the California legislature adjourned late Friday to reconvene Monday at 1:30 p.m. The senate adjourned until 11 a.m. Monday. Both houses received Governor Richardson's message regarding acts of executive clemency. Assembly Bill number 1 providing pay and expense money for the salons was sent to the governor for immediate signature. The following bills were introduced in the senate today: No. 37—By Breed and West, amends revenue ant taxation laws providing for assessment, levy and collection of taxes on notes, debentures, shares of capital stock, bonds, solvent credits and mortgages. No. 38 and 39—By West amends section 452 of the political code relating to state treasurer. No. 40—By Boggs, amends section 16, an act regulating practice of pharmacy. No. 41—By Glater, appropriates money for painting governor's mansion. No. 42, 43 and 44—By Handy, amends workmen's compensation insurance and safety act. HELD FOR THEFT LOS ANGELES, Jan. 10—Three Foreign News RIGA A peasant of Baku claims to have discovered treasure hidden by Alexander the Great and today was holding out for a third of it before revealing its location to the Soviet authorities, according to advises here. He is being held while his story is being investigated. GENEVA—The remains of a pre-historic jake system have been unearthed on the shores of Lake Zurich, investigators reported today. Stone and bone implements and fishing floats believed to date back to the Stone age were found. HONG KONG—The British consul has requested the Canton authorities to give evidence today that the raiders who terrified worshipers at the Christian Church be punished. It was believed the noisy raid was part of a bolshevist anti-christian campaign. YORBA LINDA YORBA LINDA, Jan. 10—Many persons from here attended funeral services for the late Joseph A. Buckmaster at Anaheim on Saturday. Mizz Olive Gale sang two numbers that were favorites of the deceased and Rev. Jones conducted the services. Burial was at Loma Vista. The family have the sympathy of a large circle of friends. Two sons, Percy and Lieyd who were here for the services have returned to their homes near Modesto. friends here were shocked to learn of the death at Glendale of Mr. Frank J. Lynn, from lockjaw. Many from here attended the services held on Monday. Mr. Lynn resided here a number of years with his family and his WHOLE MARKET ADVANCES AGAIN NEW YORK, Jan. 10.—More prominence in the forward movement of prices today was given to the railroad, oil and motor stocks and high price industrials which have held the center of the stage in the preceding sessions of the week. Except for realizing sales in American Can and a few of the specialty stocks in the first period buying orders predominated in the early trading and the forward movements in many stocks simply recumed from last night's finishing point. Impressive advances were staged by the mercantile stocks, including Sears Roebuck, Macy and Montgomery Ward, the motors under the leader ship of General Motors, which reached a new high for the movement at 67½%; the Equipmentns, with American Locomotive at 110½ equivalent to 220 on the 1923 basis of the stock, the rails, with Missouri Pacific common and pfd., Rock Island and N.Y. Central active and buoyant; the oils, with Atlantic Refining making a new high on the movement at 110½; and the low priced oils like Simms, Independent, Shell, Union, Maryland, California Petroleum, Invinible, Louisiana Oil and Transcontinental Oil for nearly a year the undesirables of the speculative market, forging to the front and commanding the best-prices of the movement. There was also an active market for the better grade of dividend oils. Simms petroleum replaced Invinible as the leader in the low price group, selling above 24 on a heavy turnover. In-point of activity, trading in the first hour today was fully up to the sensational market of lant Saturday when the facilities of the exchange were clogged and trades were practically unable to keep in touch with the movements of prices. There were some signs of heaviness in the second hour HELD FOR THEFT LOS ANGELES, Jan. 10—Three former Univ. of Illinois students and a Los Angeles man and his wife, a former film bathing beauty were held here today by police while officers investigated the alleged theft of an auto in which the three students and a girl made a journey from Illinois to California. Those held are Lowell Corray, Harmon Corray, Lloyd Tipton, J. C. Woempner and Mrs. Ruth E. Woempner. The Woempners, who police said became friendly with the former students after their arrival here, are held for investigation. HALT NOMINATION WASHINGTON Jan. 10—The nomination of Atty-Gen Harlan P. Stone, as associate justice of the supreme court, was held up today by the senate judiciary sub-committee to which the appointment was referred. Senator Sterling, Rep of So Dak., chairman declined to make any statement other than the committee considered the nomination but failed to act upon it. AT THE HOTEL PLEASANT E. N. Niles, S. B. Avan, H. Goldstein, L. D. Backema, and wife, J. G. Harris and A. J. Martin and wife, Los Angeles; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Davis, Santa Barbara; William Swallet, Riverside, and A. E. Copper, Yucaira. A recent bulletin from W. H. Marsh, chief of the Division of Motor Vehicles, states that new registrations carrying the data "year built 1925" will be accepted by all offices of the division after January 1 on all cars whose manufacturers have assembling plants on the Pacific Coast. For example the Ford and Chevrolet "Year built 1925" will not be accepted on other cars prior to February 1, 1925. A Class Ad is best little salesman. Makes Autos Go 49 Miles on One Gallon of Gas SIOUX FALLS, S. Dak.-James A May, of 648 Lacotah Bldg., has perfected an amazing new device that cuts down gas consumption, removes all carbon, prevents spark plug trouble and overheating. Many cars have been quite ill, is much improved. M. A. R. Lupton, who has been carrier for the Los Angeles Times, in this section has sold his route to Mr. Grim of Anaheim. Mr. Lupton is thinking of returning here to reside on his ranch. The annual installation of officers for Yorba Linda Lodge No. 469, E. and A.M., will be held in the Masonite hall, this evening at 8 o'clock. There will be a program of music and Past Grand Master Samuel E. Burke of Los Angeles will act as installing officer. Plans are being made for a large attendance. M. A. J. friends here were shocked to learn of the death at Glendale of Mr. Frank J. Lynn, from lockjaw. Many from here attended the services held on Monday. Mr.Lynn resided here a number of years with his family and his widow and three sons, who survive him, have much sympathy in their loss. Mrs. Theresa Hennesy, of Los Angeles, is spending a few days on her ranch here. Mr. Erya Stanley, of Yuba City, who spent some time here returned to his home on Saturday. He was accompanied by Hoyt Corbit, who remained for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Scane Spencer drove to Santa Barbara Wednesday for a few days' vacation. Mr. and Mrs. A.W. Millet spent Sunday night in Los Angeles at a surprise celebration for the seventy-ninth birthday of Mr. Chauncey Miller. The M.O.D.packing house will hold their annual meeting next Saturday at the Women's Club house, where dinner will be served at noon. The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Yorba Linda Water Company will be held at the office of the company on the 20th of this month at ten o'clock. On Saturday, January 17th, the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Yorba Linda Citrus Association will be held in their offices. A dinner will be served at noon in the Masonite hall. Mrs. Gaillerd Page of Anaheim spent Wednesday at the C.H.Eichler home. Mr. and Mrs.A.Busse, Mr.Antour Bemis and Miss Myra Smith spent Sunday at San Diego. Miss Kate Barcalow was an out-of-town visitor on Monday. Mr. and Mrs.Abert C.Drake returned Monday from a pleasant trip by motor of several days to Imperial Valley. Mrs.S.W.Carpenter who has been quite ill, is much improved. M.A.R.Lupton, who has been carrier for the Los Angeles Times, in this section has sold his route to Mr.Grim of Anaheim. Mr.Lupton is thinking of returning here to reside on his ranch. The annual installation of officers for Yorba Linda Lodge No. 469, E. and A.M., will be held in the Masonite hall, this evening at 8 o'clock. There will be a program of music and Past Grand Master Samuel E.Burke of Los Angeles will act as installing officer. Plans are being made for a large attendance. M.A.J. friends here were shocked to learn of the death at Glendale of Mr.Frank J.Lynn, from lockjaw.Many from here attended the services held on Monday.Mr.Lynn resided here a number of years with his family and his widow and three sons, who survive him, have much sympathy in their loss. Mrs.Theresa Hennesy, of Los Angeles, is spending a few days on her ranch here. Mr.Erya Stanley, of Yuba City, who spent some time here returned to his home on Saturday.Mr.Woempner was accompanied by Hoyt Corbit, who remained for a few days. Mr. and Mrs.Scane Spencer drove to Santa Barbara Wednesday for a few days' vacation. Mr. and Mrs.A.W.Millet spent Sunday night in Los Angeles at a surprise celebration for the seventy-ninth birthday of Mr.Charuncey Miller. The M.O.D.packing house will hold their annual meeting next Saturday at the Women's Club house, where dinner will be served at noon. The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Yorba Linda Water Company will be held at the office of the company on the 20th of this month at ten o'clock.On Saturday, January 17th,the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Yorba Linda Water Company will be held at the office of the company on the 20th of this month at ten o'clock.On Saturday, January 17th,the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Yorba Linda Water Company will be held at the office of the company on the 20th of this month at ten o'clock.On Saturday, January 17th,the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Yorba Linda Water Company will be held at the office of the company on the 20th A Class Ad is best little salesman. Makes Autos Go 49 Miles on One Gallon of Gas SIOUX FALLS, S. Dak.—James A. May, of 648 Lacotah Bldg., has perfected an amazing new device that cuts down gas consumption, removes all carbon, prevents spark plug trouble and overheating. Many cars have made over 49 miles on a gallon. Any one can install it in five minutes. Mr. May wants agents, and is offering to send one free to one auto owner in each locality. Write him today. Advertisement. Overland Prices Reduced The high quality of construction is not sacrificed for the sharp reduction in price. The new Overland is equipped with large gasoline tank at rear, and a Stewart Vacuum system. Overland still leads in all economy tests George N. Nolan, Jr. Willys-Overland Fine Motor Cars 306 N. Los Angeles St. Anaheim The annual installation of officers for Yorba Linda Lodge No. 469, E. and A.M., will be held in the Masonle hall, this evening at 8 o'clock. There will be a program of music and Past Grand Master Samuel E. Burke of Los Angeles will act as installing officer. Plans are being made for a large attendance. M. A. J. Carter is master elect of the lodge for the coming year. Mrs. Edwin Stott of San Francisco, who has been visiting her mother Mrs. Kathryn Marsh for several weeks, has returned to her home. FOREIGN EXCHANGE NEW YORK, Jan. 10.—Great Britain demand 4.79%, cables 5.36%; Belgium demand 4.98%, cables 4.99; Switzerland demand 19.21, cables 19.33; Italy demand 4.39%, cables 4.20; Sweden demand 26.91, cables 26.95. Norway way demand 15.29, cables 15.33; Denmark demand 17.88, cables 17.92. Marks 23.80. Greek demand and cables 1:82. GRAINS CLOSE HIGHER CHICAGO, Jan. 10.—Grains closed generally higher at the end of the short session today. Wheat was ½% to 1% up; corn was ¼% to ¾ up; oats were ⅛% to % up. Provisions were firm at the close. LOS ANGELES PRODUCE LOS ANGELES, Jan. 10.—Eggs, extras, 55; case count 54; pulllets 54; Poultry: heps 16; broilers 27; fryers 27. Harees same. AT THE HOTEL VALENCIA W. H. Austin and wife and Florence Austin, Long Beach; C. W. Clawson, Fellows; W. D. Cannon, San Francisco; W. S. Cox and wife Oveanside; Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Kitts Auburn; and Mr. and Mrs. Kitts Town Talk, Nev-co, Cal. AT THE ANGELINA HOTEL Jeek Brand, Paul Levy, C.W. Funk, H.L.Davis and Mr., and Mrs.J.H.Baker,LosAngeles,B.PrankPinkas,Inglewood;J.G.Hamilton,Arizona;W.C.Bryant,SanDiego;andMr,andMrs.J.H.Redfern,Denver,Colo. Recent advices received from I.W.Alexander, secretary of the C.of C.at Yuma,Artz, are to the effect that the "atrocious detour" which has been in effect for so long about five miles west of Yuma has been eliminated and the road at that point is now in good condition.Excellent gravel road is now found between Yuma and the planked roadJust east of Grey's Well. Plain Desier Classified Ads produce resultsTry this medium. THE MARKET ADVANCES AGAIN YORK, Jan. 10.—More notice in the forward move-ries today was given to aid, oil and motor stocks, priced industrials which are the center of the stage preceding sessions of the for realizing sales in Can and a few of the stocks in the first period orders predominated in the trading and the forward in many stocks simply from last night's finishive advances were stag-e mercantile stocks, inears Roebuck, Maey and Mary Ward, the motors un-ender ship of Geheral Mo-chained a new high movement at 67½%; the仕s with American Loco-110½ equivalent to 220923 basis of the stock, with Missouri Pacific and pfd., Rock Island and tral active and buoyant; with Atlantic Refining new high on the move-10½, and the low price Simms, Independent, on, Maryland, California (Invincible, Louisiana Transcontinental Oil for year the undestrables of native market, forging to and commanding the acts of the movement), was also an active market better grade of dividend petroleum replaced In-sss the leader in the low up, selling above 24 on a moover. Of activity, trading in hour today was fully up national market of last when the facilities of the were clogged and trad- practically unable to touch with the movements. There were some signs less in the second hou Painter Elected to Fill Vacancy Albert Besnard, celebrated French painter, was elected recently to the French Academy to fill the place of Pierre Loti. M. Besnard was born in 1849 and was elected in 1912 to the Académie des Beaux Arts. ANOTHER ROBBERY CHICAGO, Jan 10—Robbery of a second mail train of the Chicago and Northwestern Railroad, closely following the riffling of the Onaha-Chicago train No. 12, Monday night was disclosed today when postoffice inspectors began an investigation. Loot in the second robbery, which took place in the yards here on Tuesday, is reported to have been large, allo local postoffice THE FREE METHODIST CHAPEL Sycamore and Claudina-sta. J. C. Rose, Pastor. Sunday School 10 a.m., Supt. Mrs. Edna S. Rose, Preaching 11 a.m., Rev. G. A. Anderson preach- ing in the evening by the pastor. Prayer and class meeting Wednesday, 7:30. CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Corner North and Claudina Rev. Fletcher Galloway pastor The pastor will preach tomorrow morning from the subject: "What Does it Mean to be a Christian?" The question is one of great importance especially in this day of many religious beliefs. The Bible alone will be used in answering the question. An evangelistic message will be given at the evening service. Special musle will be rendered. Sunday school opens at 9:45. Mr. David Swanson is the super-intendent. Young People's Society and Junior Society meet at 6 o'clock. Prayer meeting Wednesday night. CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS will hold services on Sunday mornings at 10 a.m., and Relief Society meeting at 2 p.m. on Tuesday. Place of meeting the W.O.W. Hall on the corner of Chestnut and Lemon sts. All are cordially invited to attend. CATHOLIC CHURCH Rev. P. Brown Services Sunday morning at 7:30. 8:30 and 10 o'clock. GERMAN BAPTIST Rev. M. Leuschner, Pastor West Broadway and Lemon PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Thomas Holmes Walker, Mincor. Claudina and Cypress-sunday School 9:30, F. N. O.superintendent. Prelude,"Communion", Bath Offertory solo,"My Redeemer My Lord." Dudley Buck—Walter Ross. Sacrament of Lord's Supper during the morhour of worship. Postlude,"dante." Gounod. Evening, 7:30: Prelude, Panta the Hart," Spohr; Cho- "Iharvest Time," Latham; O'tory anthem,"Lead Kindly La-Juddley Buck," Sermon: "Did J-Know or Simply Guess?" selected—Miss Elizabeth Walk-Postlude,"March of Israel." ZION LUTHERAN CHURC Cor. Emily and Chartress H G. Schmelzer, Pastor 8:45 Sunday School. 9:45 Ilish Services. 10:45 German services. 7:30 p.m., Wednes- Luther League. 7:30 Frich choir practice. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRI-Scientist Cor. Philadelphia and CharSunday School 9:30, Servi-11 a.m. and 8 p.m., to "Sacrament." A meeting Wednesday at B.m., at which testimonial-given. Free reading room in First National Bank Building, 304, open daily except Sund- legal holidays from 15:30. ST. MICHABL'S EPISCOPE Emily and Adela Sts. Rev. A. G. H. Bode, RectSunday Services a.m. ANOTHER ROBBERY CHICAGO, Jan 10—Robbery of a second mail train of the Chicago and Northwestern Railroad, closely following the riffle of the Omaha-Chicago train No. 12, Monday night was disclosed today when postoffice inspectors began an investigation. Loot in the second robbery, which took place in the yards here on Tuesday, is reported to have been large, altho local postoffice officials claim the loss of only $500 worth of parcel post shipments has been accounted for. WIFE SLAYER HUNG FLORENCE, Ariz., Jan 10—Sam Flowers, colored wife slayer, of Tucson, was hanged at the state penitentiary here today. The condemned man's last words were that he wished everybody luck. BUENA PARK BUENA PARK, Jan. 10. (Spl.) Mr. Finney of Pasadena has leased a store room in the Schumacher-Trapp-Golden-bldg., and will put in a stock of dry goods and shoes. This will make six of the store rooms out of seven rented, and the building was completed in November. Carson Fletcher is home again after being away at school for about two years. H. D. Rankin a chemical and metallurgical engineer has purchased five and one ballcorns of land in Homewood on which he expects to build a celluloid factory. Mrs. M. B. Shaw and Mrs. Emily Dano of San Bernardino visited Mrs. W. B. Shaw, Wednesday. Owen Taters is home from El Centro for a few days. Mrs. A. L. Tilton is spending a week in Los Angeles with her mother who is quite ill. G. C. Staplin of Jonesborough, Arkansas, who has been visiting Dr. J. R. Schofields, has decided to locate here. He has purchased a lot in the Utlenweller subdivision and will build on it soon. Mrs. Ross Wiley and baby son of Long Beach visited friends here Monday. Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Bixby motored to Riverside Sunday and visited Mrs. Bixby's brother Mr. Edgell and family. George Cole and his mother, Mrs. Pauline Cole, motored to Riverside Tuesday. Miss Eleanor Warren has returned to Santa Barbara where she is attending the Normal school. The Ladies' Aid of the Congregational church held the first meeting of the new year Thursday. ANOTHER ROBBERY CHICAGO, Jan 10—Robbery of a second mail train of the Chicago and Northwestern Railroad, closely following the riffle of the Omaha-Chicago train No. 12, Monday night was disclosed today when postoffice inspectors began an investigation. Loot in the second robbery, which took place in the yards here on Tuesday, is reported to have been large, altho local postoffice officials claim the loss of only $500 worth of parcel post shipments has been accounted for. WIFE SLAYER HUNG FLORENCE, Ariz., Jan 10—Sam Flowers, colored wife slayer, of Tucson, was hanged at the state penitentiary here today. The condemned man's last words were that he wished everybody luck. BUENA PARK BUENA PARK, Jan. 10. (Spl.) Mr. Finney of Pasadena has leased a store room in the Schumacher-Trapp-Golden-bldg., and will put in a stock of dry goods and shoes. This will make six of the store rooms out of seven rented, and the building was completed in November. Carson Fletcher is home again after being away at school for about two years. H. D. Rankin a chemical and metallurgical engineer has purchased five and one ballcorns of land in Homewood on which he expects to build a celluloid factory. Mrs. M. B. Shaw and Mrs. Emily Dano of San Bernardino visited Mrs. W. B. Shaw, Wednesday. Owen Taters is home from El Centro for a few days. Mrs. A. L. Tilton is spending a week in Los Angeles with her mother who is quite ill. G. C. Staplin of Jonesborough, Arkansas, who has been visiting Dr. J. R. Schofields, has decided to locate here. He has purchased a lot in the Utlenweller subdivision and will build on it soon. Mrs. Ross Wiley and baby son of Long Beach visited friends here Monday. Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Bixby motored to Riverside Sunday and visited Mrs. Bixby's brother Mr. Edgell and family. George Cole and his mother, Mrs. Pauline Cole, motored to Riverside Tuesday. Miss Eleanor Warren has returned to Santa Barbara where she is attending the Normal school. The Ladies' Aid of the Congregational church held the first meeting of the new year Thursday. ANOTHER ROBBERY CHICAGO, Jan 10—Robbery of a second mail train of the Chicago and Northwestern Railroad, closely following the riffle of the Omaha-Chicago train No. 12, Monday night was disclosed today when postoffice inspectors began an investigation. Loot in the second robbery, which took place in the yards here on Tuesday, is reported to have been large, altho local postoffice officials claim the loss of only $500 worth of parcel post shipments has been accounted for. WIFE SLAYER HUNG FLORENCE, Ariz., Jan 10—Sam Flowers, colored wife slayer, of Tucson, was hanged at the state penitentiary here today. The condemned man's last words were that he wished everybody luck. BUENA PARK BUENA PARK, Jan. 10. (Spl.) Mr. Finney of Pasadena has leased a store room in the Schumacher-Trapp-Golden-bldg., and will put in a stock of dry goods and shoes. This will make six of the store rooms out of seven rented, and the building was completed in November. Carson Fletcher is home again after being away at school for about two years. H. D. Rankin a chemical and metallurgical engineer has purchased five and one ballcorns of land in Homewood on which he expects to build a celluloid factory. Mrs. M. B. Shaw and Mrs. Emily Dano of San Bernardino visited Mrs. W. B. Shaw, Wednesday. Owen Taters is home from El Centro for a few days. Mrs. A. L. Tilton is spending a week in Los Angeles with her mother who is quite ill. G. C. Staplin of Jonesborough, Arkansas, who has been visiting Dr. J. R. Schofields, has decided to locate here. He has purchased a lot in the Utlenweller subdivision and will build on it soon. Mrs. Ross Wiley and baby son of Long Beach visited friends here Monday. Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Bixby motored to Riverside Sunday and visited Mrs. Bixby's brother Mr. Edgell and family. George Cole and his mother, Mrs. Pauline Cole, motored to Riverside Tuesday. Miss Eleanor Warren has returned to Santa Barbara where she is attending the Normal school. The Ladies' Aid of the Congregational church held the first meeting of the new year Thursday. ANOTHER ROBBERY CHICAGO, Jan 10—Robbery of a second mail train of the Chicago and Northwestern Railroad, closely following the riffle of the Omaha-Chicago train No. 12, Monday night was disclosed today when postoffice inspectors began an investigation. Loot in the second robbery, which took place in the yards here on Tuesday, is reported to have been large, altho local postoffice officials claim the loss of only $500 worth of parcel post shipments has been accounted for. WIFE SLAYER HUNG FLORENCE, Ariz., Jan 10—Sam Flowers, colored wife slayer, of Tucson, was hanged at the state penitentiary here today. The condemned man's last words were that he wished everybody luck. BUENA PARK BUENA PARK, Jan. 10. (Spl.) Mr. Finney of Pasadena has leased a store room in the Schumacher-Trapp-Golden-bldg., and will put in a stock of dry goods and shoes. This will make six of the store rooms out of seven rented, and the building was completed in November. Carson Fletcher is home again after being away at school for about two years. H. D. Rankin a chemical and metallurgical engineer has purchased five and one ballcorns of land in Homewood on which he expects to build a celluloid factory. Mrs. M.B.ShawandMrs.EmilyDanoofSanBernardinovisitedMrs.W.B.ShawWednesday.OwenTatersishomefromElCentroforafewdays.Mrs.A.L.TiltonisspendingaweekinLosAngeleswithhermotherwhoisquiteill.G.C.StaplinofJonesboroughArkansaswhohasbeenvisitingAtDr.J.R.Schoffeldashdecidedtococatehere.HehaspurchasedalotintheUtlenwellersubdivisionandwillbuildonitsoon.Mrs.RossWileyandbabysonofLongBeachvisitedfriendshereMonday.Mr和Mrs.H.G.BixbymotoredtoRiversideSundayandvistedMrs.Bixby'sbrotherMr.Edgellandfamily.GeorgeColeandhismother.Mrs.PaulineCole,motoredtoRiversideTuesday.MissEleanorWarrenhasreturnedtoSantaBarbarawheresheisattendingtheNormalschool.TheLadies'AidoftheCongregationalchurchheldthefirstmeetingofthenewyearThursday.MaintenanceSchool;11am.m.Services.SermonChurchOfTheFirstSpiritualAssn.ofANAHEIM(N.S.A.Auxillary)Weddingsfrom2to5p.m.SpecialSpiritualSeance.At7:30WestBroadwayM.E.BChurchF.W.Elger,PastorSunday9:45am.SundaySchool;11am.m.Services.SermonChurchOfTheFirstSpiritualAssn.ofANAHEIM(N.S.A.Auxiliary)Weddingsfrom2to5p.m.SpecialSpiritualSeance.At7:30Good music,a cordial welcome.Lessonb.onRevelationchapter8.EVANGELICALCHURCHW.C.G.Schmid.Minister9:30German sermon:"Hismilliation OurEnrichment."10:15WorshipandSermon fourteenth sermon on theCharacterof Jesuswill bepreachedthe pastor.Thethemewill"HisAuthority"6:45ChristianEndearment."7:30Themeoftheevenmonwillbe"TheUnctionTeachesallThings."ThemusicundertheleaderofE.H.Ilesnerfeatureslankinallservices.Theprogramactivitiesfortheyearhasdeterminedeverydeparture IGNIBERTONS WORK.Jan.10.-Great demand4.79%, cables telegram demand4.98%; Switzerland demandtes19.33%; Italy demandables4.20%; Sweden declares cables26.95%Norway ANOTHER ROBBERY CHICAGO, Jan 10.-Robbery of a second mail train of the Chicago and Northwestern Railroad, closely following the riffle of the Omaha-Chicago train No. 12, Monday night was disclosed today when postoffice inspectors began an investigation. Loot in the second robbery, which took place in the yards here on Tuesday, is reported to have been large, altho local postoffice officials claim the loss of only $500 worth of parcel post shipments has been accounted for. WIFE SLAYER HUNG FLORENCE,Ariz.,Jan 10- Sam Flowers, colored wife slayer, of Tucson, was hanged at the state penitentiary here today. The condemned man's last words were that he wished everybody luck. BUENA PARK BUENA PARK, Jan 10.(Spl.) Mr.Finney of Pasadena has leased a store room in the Schumacher-Trapp-Golden-bldg., and will put in a stock of dry goods and shoes. This will make six of the store rooms out of seven rented, and the building was completed in November. Carson Fletcher is home again after being away at school for about two years. H.D.Rankin a chemical and metallurgical engineer has purchased five and one ballcorns of land in Homewood on which he expects to build a celluloid factory. Mrs.M.B.ShawandMrs.EmilyDanoofSanBernardinovisitedMrs.W.B.ShawWednesday.OwenTatersishomefromElCentroforafewdays.Mrs.A.L.TiltonisspendingaweekinLosAngeleswithhermotherwhoisquiteill.G.C.StaplinofJonesboroughArkansaswhohasbeenvisuallyobservingAtDr.J.R.Schoffeldashdecidedtocapturehere.HehaspurchasedalotintheUtlenwellersubdivisionandwillbuildonitsoon.Mrs.RossWileyandbabysonofLongBeachvisitedfriendshereMonday.Mr和Mrs.H.G.BixbymotoredtoRiversideSundayandvistedMrs.Bixby'sbrotherMr.Edgellandfamily.GeorgeColeandhismother.Mrs.PaulineCole,motoredtoRiversideTuesday.MissEleanorWarrenhasreturnedtoSantaBarbarawheresheisattendingtheNormalschool.TheLadies'AidoftheCongregationalchurchheldthefirstmeetingofthenewyearThursday.MaintenanceSchool;11am.m.Services.SermonChurchOfTheFirstSpiritualAssn.ofANAHEIM(N.S.A.Auxiliary)Weddingsfrom2to5p.m.SpecialSpiritualSeance.At7:30Good music,a cordial welcome.Lessonb.onRevelationchapter8.EVANGELICALCHURCHW.C.G.Schmid.Minister9:30German sermon:"Hismilliation OurEnrichment."10:15WorshipandSermon fourteenth sermon ontheCharacterof Jesuswill bepreachedthe pastor.Thethemewill"HisAuthority"6:45ChristianEndearment."7:30Themeoftheevenmonwillbe"TheUnctionTeachesallThings."ThemusicundertheleaderofE.H.Ilesnerfeatureslankinallservices.Theprogramactivitiesfortheyearhasdeterminedeverydeparture REIGN EXCHANGE ORK, Jan. 10.—Great demand 4.79% cables Belgium demand 4.98% 9; Switzerland demand cables 19.33; Italy demand cables 4.20; Sweden denial cables 26.95; Norway demand cables 15.29; oats were % to provisions were firm at S CLOSE HIGHER O., Jan. 10.—Grams rarely higher at the end session today was % to 1% up; corn % to oats were % to provisions were firm at ANGELES PRODUCE BELEES, Jan. 10.—Eggs, case count 54; pullets try: hears 16; broilers 27. Hares same. HOTEL VALENCIA Justin and wife and Florine, Long Beach; C. W. Wellows; W. D. Cannon; WoW; W. S. Cox and wife Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Ernur; and Mr. and Mrs. Nalk, Nev-co, Cal. ANGELINA HOTEL and, Leavy, C. W. L. Davis and Mr. and Baker, Los Angeles, B. Kas, Inglewood; J. G. Arizona; W. C. Bryant, and Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Heaver, Colo. Services received from Leavy, secretary of the Colum, Artz, are to the "atrocid detour" been in effect for so five miles west of been eliminated and the point is now in good Excellent gravel road between Yuma and road Just east of Classified Ada proTry this medium. Long Beach visited friends here Monday, Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Bixby motored to Riverside Sunday and visted Mrs. Bixby's brother Mr. Edgell and family. George Cole and his mother, Mrs Pauline Cole, motored to Riverside Tuesday. Miss Eleah Warren has returned to Santa Barbara where she is attending the Normal school. The Ladies' Aid of the Congregational church held the first meeting of the new year Thursday afternoon with Mrs. E. D. Cole and Mrs. Davis as hostesses. The report of the year 1924 was given.The Aid Society has given monthly suppers. During the year over $570 was spent in various ways.A piano was bought and various equipment for serving the suppers in the Community hall; $100 was paid on the Community hall which is now all paid for.The Aid society expect to continue these suppers during 1925. Mrs. T. J. Shaw of Los Angeles and Mrs Albert Miltenberger of Albambra were guests of Mrs Robert Vorhile, Wernesday. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Johnson, Mrs. H. H. Haggarty, Mrs. Mae Faegan, and Mrs Irene Couts, attended the Amaranth supper at Anabeim Tuesday evening. Mr. D. S. Teeter, who is at the Anaheim hospital recovering from a broken leg received in an automobile accident is now uite sick with pneumonia. The "Jolly Neighbors" surprised Mr. and Mrs Wm Calloway Tuesday evening in honor of their fifth wedding anniversary Those present were Mr. and Mrs.H.S horn, Mr. and Mrs.J.R.Schofield, Mr. and Mrs.Bacon, Mr. and Mrs.E.E Thuman, Mr. and Mrs.George Little, Mr. and Mrs.MeNell, Mr. and Mrs.B.A.Calloway, Rev. and Mrs.S.F.Higgenfeld, Geo.Cole,Medames Pauline Cole,Fred Bastady,Rose Hartman,Edwin Martin,W.W.Johnson,Emmaline Calloway,Dorothy Little and Arvil Calloway. L.M Campbell of Torrance has rented the J.F.Huguenot house on Court-st. Mrs.C.E.Sallsbury of Lemore California is visiting her mother,Mrs.Mitchell. Littles Claudia Allen has been quilled sick with tonsillitis. Miss Lurli Middleton had the misfortune to sprain her ankle. WEST BROADWAY M.E CHURCH F.W.Elger,Pastor Sunday 9:45 a.m.Sunday School; 11 a.m.Services,Sermon CHURCH OF THE FIRST SPIRITUALIST ASSN.' OF ANAHEIM (N.S.A.Auxiliary) Wednesdays from 2 to 5 p.m.Special Spiritual Seance.At 7:30 p.m.Lecture and Spiritual Seance.Public Invited. Will the pastors or those in charge of the Sunday service church announcements kindly bring in the copy for their services by 3 o'clock Friday afternoon, as the church announcement column is made up at that hour and those brought in afterward are regretfully but necessarily left out.The Plain Dealer is anxious to print all church news possible and will appreciate this co-operation. FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Cor.Broadway and Helena Sts. Leon L.Myers,Pastor. Prelude, Processional,Prayer.Response,Communion Hymn 222.Mortier solo."How Many Hired Servants?"Sullivan — Dr.Coleman,Hymn 43,Announcement.Anthem,SermonDr.E.J.Bulgiewill speak.Invitation Hymn 151.Dr.Bulgie is a famous evangelist and pulpit orator will make his initial appearance here Sunday morning.A feast of spiritual things is in store.The choir has prepared espe-moring including a solo by Dr.Coleman,"How Many Hired Servants?"from"The Prodigal Son"by Sir Arthur Sullivan. CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH Rev.V.K.Ladbetter,Pastor The Sunday services of the Calvary Baptist church are held in Old Fellows' hall.West Center.-There will be a teachers' prayer service at 9:30 and Sunday school under the direction of Superintendent H.H.Knox will open at 9:45 o'clock.The preaching services are at 11 a.m and 7:30Midweek prayer service held in the parsonage,Citron and Broadway.A cordial welcome awaits you. 1.Nickel radiator. 2.Widened shoulders or 3.Radiator has increased 4.Water indicator on 5.New fan propeller t Cylinder block wider larger water circula valves. 7.All valve seats on by water. 8.All exhaust ports sum9.New type silicone or 10.Valves are now 1 linger. 11.Valve seats are pitchinstead of 30 degree 12.Pistons are now 4% er with 17-32" longer on the sidrt—above on the sidrt—above on the sidrt—above on the sidrt—above on the sidrt—above on the sidrt—above on the sidrt—above on the sidrt—above on the sidrt—above on the sidrt—above on the sidrt—above on the sidrt—above on the sidrt—above on the sidrt—above on the sidrt—above on the sidrt—above on the sidrt—above on the sidrt—above on the sidrt—above on the sidrt—above on the sidrt—above on the sidrt—above on the sidrt—above on the sidrt—above on the sidrt—above on the sidrt—above on the sidrt—above on the sidrt—above on the sidrt—above on the sidrt—above on the sidrt—above on the sidrt—above on the sidrt—above on the sidrt—above on the sidrt—above on the sidrt—above on the sidrt—above on the sidrt—above on the sidrt—above on the sidrt—above on the sidrt—above on the sidrt—above on the sidrt—above on the sidrt—above on the sidrt—above on the sidrt—above on the sidrt—above on the sidrt—above on the sidrt—above on the sidrt—above on the sidrt—above on the sidrt—abOVE ON THE SIDRT-ABOVE ON THE SIDRT-ABOVE ON THE SIDRT-ABOVE ON THE SIDRT-ABOVE ON THE SIDRT-ABOVE ON THE SIDRT-ABOVE ON THE SIDRT-ABOVE ON THE SIDRT-ABOVE ON THE SIDRT-ABOVE ON THE SIDRT-ABOVE ON THE SIDRT-ABOVE ON THE SIDRT-ABOVE ON THE SIDRT-ABOVE ON THE SIDRT-ABOVE ON THE SIDRT-ABOVE ON THE SIDRT-ABOVE ON THE SIDRT-ABOVE ON THE SIDRT-ABOVE ON THE SIDRT-ABOVE ON THE SIDRT-ABOVE ON THE SIDRT-ABOVE ON THE SIDRT-ABOVE ON THE SIDRT-ABOVE ON THE SIDRT-ABOVE ON THE SIDRT-ABOVE ON THE SIDRT-ABOVE ON THE SIDRT-ABOVE ON THE SIDRT-ABOVE ON THE SIDRT-ABOVE ON THE SIDRT-ABOVE ON THE SIDRT-ABOVE ON THE SIDRT-ABOVE ON THE SIDRT-ABOVE ON THE SIDRT-ABOVE ON THE SIDRT-ABOVE ON THE SIDRT-ABOVE ON THE SIDRT-ABOVE ON THE SIDRT-ABOVE ON THE SIDRT-ABOVE ON THE SIDRT-ABOVE ON THE SIDRT-ABOVE ON THE SIDRT-ABOVE ON THE SIDRT-ABOVE ON THE SIDRT-ABVE FORBES SCORES CHICAGO, Jan 10—The defense in the case of Col. Chas. R. Forbes, former veteran’s bureau director, and John W. Thompson, St. Louis contractor, on trial in federal court on charges of conspiracy to defraud the government in hospital contracts, scored again today when Wm. D. Pratt, Kansas City contractor, gave the lie to testimony of Elias H. Mortimer, principal government witness. Pratt denied that he had contributed $5000 to a $15,000 fund of which $5000 was to be paid to Forbes in Chicago; Pratt had been associated with Thompson in the Colombian improvement syndicate, a $100,000,000 project. Organization of this great corporation was never completed. A Class Ad is best little salesman. and is under way. The public is cordially invited to worship here. M R. WHITE TEMPLE James Allen Geissinger, D. D., Minister Sounday School, 9:30 a.m. George M. Tedrick, Supt. Morning services, 11:00. Evening 7:30. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH PLACENTIA G. A. Manshardt, Pastor Regular services will be held next Sunday at the Presbyterian church. Sunday school 9:45 a.m. Morning worshipping 11:00. Christian Endeavor 6:30. Evening worship 7:30. After the morning sermon communion service and baptism of children. Americanization Day will be observed in the Sunday school, a short program will be given and an offering taken for the Mexican work. In the morning the pastor will preach on the subject, "Why take thought" and in the evening on the subject: "The heart and the treasure." RUSSOIJAPANESE PARLEY SUCCESS TOKYO, Jan 10—Government circles were confident this afternoon that a virtual agreement has been reached in the Russo-Japanese parley now in progress in Peking. It is understood here that the terms provide that Japan is to receive fifty per cent of the oil and coal production of Russia. Russia agrees to apologize, it was said, for the Nikolaevsk affair and discontinue propaganda in Japan. Japan agrees to evacuate her troops from Russian soil as soon as physical conditions permit. Questions of debts and claims are to be left to future conferences. REPORTS CONFLICT LOS ANGELES, Jan 10—Conflicting reports today failed to clear the mystery surrounding the fate of the three alleged rum runners said to have been lost with all on board more than week ago in a violent storm off So Calif. Revenue officers today said two coast guard cutters have just finished a search for the Hakodate, Vance and the Malahat without finding any trace of the vessels. Only two alleged liquor runners, the Coal Harbor and the Chief Skugado, are now lying off Los Angeles harbor, according to the officers. At the same time it was reported that last night an unsuccessful attempt was made by a fishing boat to land 500 cases of liquor from the Malahat near Santa Barbara. The Malahat was one of the first ships reported lost. AT THE HOTEL VALENCIA Jack Brand, C. Cole and wife, P. H. Powell and wife, William A. Godshall, J. R. Pitt, H. R. Winkler, and wife, and George W. Williams, Los Angeles; H. J. Thomas, and D. S. Simison, San Diego; and F. H. Brown, San Francisco. Are Your Headlights Legal? Come in and I Will Tell You. Official Station No. 169 A. Bevillard ESTABLISHED 1912 Anaheim Ignition Depot 218 SO. LOS ANGELES ST. PHONE 480, ANAHEIM The Good MAXWELL AT NEW Reduced Prices WITH 50 NEW IMPROVEMENTS AND ADDED FEATURES 1. Nickel radiator. 2. Widened shoulders on radiator. 3. Radiator has increased water capacity. 23. New type brake lever action on service brakes. 24. Emergency brake mounting heavier. REDUCED PRICES WITH 50 NEW IMPROVEMENTS AND ADDED FEATURES 1. Nickel radiator. 2. Widened shoulders on radiator. 3. Radiator has increased water capacity. 4. Water indicator on all closed cars. 5. New fan, propeller type. 6. Cylinder block wider to take care of larger water circulation and larger valves. 7. All valve seats entirely surrounded by water. 8. All exhaust ports surrounded by water. 9. New type silicone exhaust valves. 10. Valves are now 1 19-32"—3-32" larger. 11. Valve seats are pitched at 45 degrees instead of 30 degrees. 12. Pistons are now 4¼" long—¾" longer with 17-32" longer bearing surface on the skirt—above wrist pin. 13. New oil filler pipe. 14. Full forty horsepower on brake test. 15% more power. 10% greater speed. 15. Unusually handsome and larger steering wheel. 16. New type Gemner steering, which eliminates hard steering with balloon tires. 17. Fore and aft drag link of exceptionally rugged construction suppliers former transverse link. 18. King pins are equipped with ball thrust bearings. 19. Has spring improvements and a new shackle with brass bushings in springs. 20. New type rear axle shaft which is absolutely unbreakable. 23. New type brake lever action on service brakes. 24. Emergency brake mounting heavier. 25. Spark and throttle control are moved to top of steering wheel column. 26. One inch wider and heavier fenders with entirely new design to accommodate balloon tires. 27. Running boards are lowered one and one-half inches without lessening road clearance. 28. Splash aprons are deepened one and one-half inches. 29. Cowl bead. 30. Cowl lamps. 31. New body striping. 32. Nickel wheel rims. 33. Has new and more attractive lamps. 34. New and handsomer instrument board. 35. Round edge bodies on open cars. 36. New leather upholstering on open cars. 37. Outside door handles on open cars. 38. New extra pocket on right front on open car bodies. 39. One picke windshield on closed cars. 40. Cowl ventilators on closed cars. 41. New visor integral with top on closed ears: 42. Aluminum kick plates. 43. New heavier type hub caps. 44. Combination tail and stop lights. 45. New sparton horn. 46. New muffler. 47. Integral transmission lock. 48. Natural wood finish wheels. 49. Balloon tires. 50. Duco finish. PRICES DELIVERED HERE Roadster $1055 Club Coupe $1175 Pouring $1065 Club Sedan $1235 Merchants' Chassis $870 Sedan $1445 Maxwell & Chrysler Distributors 328 W. Center St Phone 490 Anaheim, Calif.