oc-plain-dealer 1925-01-15

THURSDAY, JANUARY 15, 1925 HANS LUTHER TO FORM CABINET BERLIN, Jan. 15—Dr. Hans Luther, former finance minister, probably will be formally charged today to form a new cabinet, ending the period of uncertainty and bitter political strife which has endured since the elections. Dr. Luther, renowned as one of Germany's greatest financial experts, as well as a clever negotiator has organized and almost completed the new ministry behind the scenes. It will be a conservative bourgeois cabinet. His selections thus far stand: Chancellor Dr. Hans Luther, Foreign minister, Dr. Gustav Stresemann, Finance minister, Dr. Saenisch, Minister of the interior, Herr Schleile. Minister of agriculture, Count Kanitsa, Minister of commerce, Herr Neuhua, Minister of labor, Dr. Heinrich Braun, Minister of justice, Herr Schollen. Minister of posts, Herr Stengl. Minister of the army, Dr. Otto Gessler. Stresemann, Kanitz, Brauns and Gessler, held the same posts in the Marx cabinet. Schleile is head of the Nationalist held. Saenisch and Nouhaus held the same positions in the Prussian cabinet to which Luther has assigned them and Stengl was minister of posts in the Cuno cabinet. Schollen, a Centrist, comes to the cabinet as an expert. The new lineup was heralded here as a victory for Foreign Minister Stresemann but is not considered a danger to the republic, as the monarchist pretensions of the Stresemann party are not taken seriously, as against the popular opinion represented in the reichstag. The new cabinet will be formed "confidantes" of the right wing parties, including the German Na- BUENA PARK BUENA PARK, Jan. 15. (Spl.) Miss Beulah Nelson was installed queen of the Anaheim Bethel of Job's Daughters last Saturday night. Miss Florence Warren was installed chaplain. Miss Warren had charge of the program following the installation. Mrs. Opal Hillman of Victoryville is visiting her mother, Mrs. J. H. Whitezell, who has been quite sick. Mr. and Mrs. Sohl of Napa, Cal., who have been visiting for several days at the S. F. Higenfeld home left Wednesday for Glendale. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Snyder, Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Jones, Mrs Jesse Kirkpatrick of Santa Ana and Mr. Geo. Reed of Huntington Beach attended the theater at Anaheina Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. N. D. McDowell of Pasadena, were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. McComber. Richard Wilson, who has been staying with his daughter, Mrs Thomas Watkins of Long Beach, while Mr. Watkins was in the hospital, was in town today. He reports that Mr. Watkins, who was badly injured in an accident at the oil fields is not very well and his recovery is slow. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Snyder were Miss Jessie Kirkpatrick of Santa Ana and Mr. George Reid of Huntington Beach. Mrs. O'Neill of Lomita was a Buena Park visitor Friday. Mr. and Mrs. C. Vaughan of Colton visited the Crilly home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Spohn were guests of Miss Hazel Nay or Yorba Linda, Tuesday evening. A. Nelson and J. W. Swain attended the Jack Knife club at McFarland Inn, Fullerton on Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Lydick and Mrs I. G. Dragoman were Los Angeles shoppers Wednesday. Mrs Mae Goode of Los Angeles is spending a week with her aunt, SEEKS FORTUNE FOR MRS. OSER CHICAGO, Jan. 15—Reconciliation of Harold F. McCormick to the sensational elopement and marriage of his daughter, Mathilde and Max Oser, the Swiss riding master, was seen here today in his suit on file in Indianapolis asking that $8,017,604 worth of Standard Oil stock claimed by his divorced wife, Edith Rockefeller McCormick, be set aside as a trust fund for the nine months old granddaughter, Anita Oser. Baby fingers tugging at the heartstrings of the harvester king it is said, won more sympathy than from the daughter of John D Rockefeller, sr., who report here today had it; is reticent to see any of her family fortune leave American shores. The suit is the first action it is said that any member of the McCormick family has taken in favor of Mathilde since her marriage and friends point this out in their interpretation of it. The securities involved in the suit are 123,824 shares of Standard Oil stock of Indiana, which were set aside in trust for Mrs McCormick by her father, "the richest man in the world." Acting as voluntary benefactor for the infant granddaughter, the harvester magnate has instituted the action to obtain for her a share in the fortune even tho it means widening the breach that has existed for years between him and his divorced wife. Three injunctions are sought in the bill filed. PROBE VISIT OF GRAND DUKE BORIS WASHINGTON, Jan. 15—Acting upon the request of Rep. La Guardia, Rep. of New York, the department of labor will investigate the circumstances surrounding the forthcoming visit of the Grand Duke Boris of Russia to the United States, it was announced today. and Stengl was minister of posts in the Cuno cabinet. Schollen, a Centrist, comes to the cabinet as an expert. The new lineup was heralded here as a victory for Foreign Minister Stresemann but is not considered a danger to the republic, as the monarchist pretensions of the Stresemann party are not taken seriously, as against the popular opinion represented in the reichstag. The new cabinet will be formed of "confidantes" of the right wing parties, including the German Nationalists, the German Peoples, the Centrists, the Bavarian Peoples, in addition to Professionals, who are filling the remaining vacancies. Excluding the Social Democrats, the cabinet will be conservative representing the economic elements of Germany as violently opposed to Marxian experiments. According to the repeated assertions of Dr. Luther, the new cabinet will hold the "continuity of foreign policy," meaning it will back loyalty German attempts to fulfill the Dawes obligations. This intention is reflected also in the continuation of Stresemann as foreign minister. Buena Park visitor Friday. Mr. and Mrs. C. Vaughan of Colton visited the Crilly home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Spohn were guests of Miss Hazel Nay of Yorba Linda, Tuesday evening. A. Nelson and J. W. Swain attended the Jack Knife club at McFarland Inn, Fullerton on Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Lydick and Mrs. I. G. Dragoman were Los Angeles shoppers Wednesday. Mrs. Mae Goode of Los Angeles is spending a week with her aunt, Mrs. H. A. Allen. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Tice and Junior, attended the theater in Anaheim Sunday. L. J. Robeson left Monday for a business trip to Denver. Mrs. Foote, who has been with her sister, Miss Elizabeth Jones, during the latter's convalscence after an operation, left Tuesday for her home in Berkeley, in response to the news of the illness of her daughter there. C. B. Lum has moved his family to Huntington Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Shultz of Illinois, cousins of Mrs. Sillas Greenwalt are now located at Anaheim. They PROBE VISIT OF GRAND DUKE BORIS WASHINGTON, Jan. 15—Acting upon the request of Rep. La Guardia, Rep. of New York, the department of labor will investigate the circumstances surrounding the forthcoming visit of the Grand Duke Boris of Russia to the United States, it was announced today. La Guardia asked that an inquiry be made to determine if the duke is likely to become a public charge and if he has any intention of overthrowing the American government. visited the Greenwalt home Tuesday. Mrs. Hattie A. Allen made a business trip to Alhambra Wednesday. Mrs. W. E. Tice was a Fullerton and Anaheim shopper, Monday. Charles Chandler of Los Angeles was a guest of the A. Nelson family Wednesday. Grand Opening Oldsmobile Agency Saturday Until 9 P.M. NEW MODELS ON DISPLAY $1005 f.a.b.factory OLDSMOBILE Announces the Fisher-Built Coach OLDSMOBILE Announces the Fisher-Built Coach A new Oldsmobile Coach—with "Body by Fisher"! A creation that embodies everything for which the name Fisher stands! Velour upholstered—and roomy and comfortable for five passengers! Big, wide doors give generous entrance space—the new patented one-piece windshield provides better ventilation and full driving vision. And underneath this splendid coach body, with its Duco Satin finish, is the famous tried and proved Oldsmobile Six chassis. Only the body-building skill of Fisher, the unlimited resources of General Motors and the great manufacturing facilities of Oldsmobile could produce such a coach at $1065. Don't fail to see this coach—at your nearest dealer's. FRAHM OLDSMOBILE CO. 420 So. Los Angeles St., Anaheim OLDSMOBILE SIX PRODUCT OF GENERAL MOTORS THE PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIF. S FORTUNE FOR MRS. OSER GO, Jan. 15.—Reconcili- Harold F. McCormick to national elopement and marri- his daughter, Mathilde, Oser, the Swiss riding was seen here today in his lee in Indianapolis asking 17,604 worth of Standard claimed by his divorced with Rockefeller McCorm- net as a trust fund online months old grand- Anita Oser, fingers tugging at the rings of the harvester king, won more sympathy to the daughter of John D. Sr., who report it is reticent to see any family fortune leave Amer- ces. It is the first action, it is any member of the McFamily has taken in favor of since her marriage, points this out in their action of it, security involved in the 123,824 shares of Stan- stock of Indiana, which aside in trust for Mrs.ck by her father, "the man in the world." Acting stary benefactor for the granddaughter, the harv- nate has instituted the obtain for her a share in even tho it means wid- breach that has existed between him and his di- fe. injunctions are sought in filed. E VISIT OF AND DUKE BORIS INGTON, Jan. 15.—Act- the request of Rep. La Rep. of New York, the ent of labor will investi-circumstances surround- forthcoming visit of theke Boris of Russia to the states, it was announced LA HABRA LA HABRA, Jan. 15. (Spl.)—A jolly bunch of young married couples motored to Camp Baldy Sunday where the day was spent. A picnic lunch was enjoyed at the La Habra Kiwanis Cabin, after which outdoor sports was enjoyed. Mark Jentry and A. E. Colyer get- ling separated from the party, attemped to climb to the top of Ice House Canyon. Before reaching the top a landslide came, owing to the ice and snow Mr. Jentry was unable to get out of the way of the falling rock, and was hit by a rock weighing 300 pounds. Falling down the canyon 40 feet, he caught a small rock which was buried in the snow, which prevented him from falling several thousand feet, and which possibly saved his life. Weak from loss of blood, with the aid of Mr. Colyer he was able to reach the Ice House Canyon Resort, four hours later. Some members of the party think they would return in a short time returned to their home in La Habra. The waiting party, after it had began to grow dark, started a searching party. He was brought to the Ice House Canyon resort where he was given first aid. He is suffering from many cuts and bruises. He was returned to his home by members of the party, Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Walker. Included in the party were Mr. and Mrs. Lester Swift, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Noble, Mrs. Carrie Ellis, Miss Bernie Alacore and Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Walker of La Habra, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Jentry of Montebello, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Colyer of Whittier and Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Wodway of Downey. Fred Delacore of La Habra and Mrs. Senobie Fishback of the Murphy Lease of Whittier were married at the Santa Ana court house Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Carlie MORE PRAISE FOR BULGIN AND PARTY (An Anaheimer clipped this from his old home paper) Mitchell, Ind., Jan. 2, 1925. Editor Progress Examiner, Orleans, Indiana. Dear Sir: I wish to express my appreciation of the great Bulgin tabernacle meeting recently held in Mitchell and which was brought about by my old friend and neighbor, C. M. Cadile, of Indianapolis, but formerly of Washington county. Although I was not one of the big "its" accorded the privilege of standing on the platform and expressing my sentiments to that large audience, which assembled from time to time I take this method of showing my high regard. Mr. Cadile and I, coming from the same community, made his life story the more in teresting, and to all his old friends it was a master piece. Dr. Bulgin's sermons, Mr. Gourley's music and Mr. Carter's singing were an inspiration in themselves. I believe it was a God-send to Mitchell. May He bless Dr. Bulgin and his party and may their lives be long that they may carry on the good work, is my prayer. Sincerely, Albert Trabue. bride. After a short honeymoon they will make their home in La Habra. The groom is well known in La Habra, he is a brother of Charley Delacore of La Habra, and is employed in the oil fields at Santa Fe Springs. Mr. and Mrs. J.E. Stogdill entertained at dinner Sunday, their guests were Mr. and Mrs. Will Hayner of Fullerton. Mr. and Mrs. V.S.Ohmit visited with old friends from Wisconsin at their home in San Bernardino Sunday. Floyd Noble of Kentuckey is visiting with relatives in La Habra. Ellis of La Habra attended the Treat for Music Lovers at Ca There is a rare treat for m lovers booked for the Calif- Theater for next Sunday only. 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