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PROBE DEATH OF WEALTHY RANCHER (Continued from Page One) ed to have fallen to his death. It was largely on Tipton's testimony that a coroner's jury brought in a verdict of "accidental death." Alleged discrepancies in testimony give at the inquest forms the basis of the present investigation. According to investigators, many points at variance with testimony given them have been uncovered. Surgeons who examined the body after it was exhumed found more than 20 wounds on the young man's head in three distinct rows according to Dist.-Atty. McKay. At the time of his death it was claimed these wounds were inflicted by the gear of the windmill which he was supposed to be repairing. Investigators, however, today claimed it would have been impossible for more than one row of wounds to have been inflicted by a fall on the gear teeth. Photographs taken of the skull will play an important part in the grand jury investigation it was said. Another phase of the original story now being questioned is the fact that Camp's body was supposed to have alighted at the base of the windmill. This structure is 31 feet long. SAND CAVE HAS MILITARY COURT (Continued from Page One) listening to the fatal tappings in the microphone receiver on which the shadow of doubt had been thrown. Up to 11 o'clock, Lane reported, the pulsations came regularly at speed varying from 20 to 26 a minute. Shortly after 11 o'clock, however, Lane said, there was a change. The count gradually slowed down until the beats were coming at the rate of about 14 a minute. Collins was sleeping in his tomb under the hills. The slower movement kept up throughout the night and into the morning regularly, monotonously, telling of a man whose rest was undisturbed. About 10 n.m. today the phones gave out a bustling sound, followed immediately by acceleration of the beats. Morning had come in the blackness of the cave, and Collins was wakening to his eleventh day of imprisonment. From then on, Lane said, the pulsations continued at the increased rate—20 to 26 a minute—varying probably as Collins moved within the narrow confines of his stone-bound prison. While the test was being conducted, the all-important work of sinking the "life or death" shaft continued. This afternoon it reached a depth of 36 feet. CAVE CITY, Ky., Feb. 10. Under executive order of Gov. Wm. J. Fields, public sessions of the military court opened here today to inquire into the circumstances surrounding the attempted rescue of Floyd Collins from Sand Cave, where he has been imprisoned since Friday, Jan. 30. THOT THEY WERE WED THREE YEARS Twunezo Yamamoto, 38, of Anaheim has learned that experience is a dear teacher, for, after securing a license to wed Mayagiku Kayasheyma, 36, three years ago he failed to have the wedding ceremony performed. Instead, both thought that being in possession of impressive-looking papers they were man and wife. Imagine their surprise, Yamamoto revealed at the clerk's office where he was given new license papers, when they were informed by the Japanese consul they were not legally married, so far as U.S. laws are concerned. Mr. and Mrs. Yamamoto had consulted the consul relative to securing passports so they might send the older of their two sons back to Japan for a visit. The consul asked for a copy of their marriage certificate, but this, of course, led to the awakening. Yamamoto, who secured the new license late yesterday, said he was going directly to Judge Charles Kuchel at Anaheim to have the belated ceremony performed. Radio tests were taken recurrently, as much to encouraged those laboring as to determine whether Collins is still alive. These tests, according to experts and physicians, indicate that despite his long imprisonment, Collins may yet be rescued alive. Work on the shaft was pressed with all speed, however, but the cry of those in the pit is: "We want Collins alive." CAVE CITY, Ky., Feb. 10. The daily radio tests today brought back the same murmur of life from the inner recesses of Sand Cave claimed these wounds were inflicted by the gear of the windmill which he was supposed to be repairing. Investigators, however, today claimed it would have been impossible for more than one row of wounds to have been inflicted by a fall on the gear teeth. Photographs taken of the skull will play an important part in the grand jury investigation it was said. Another phase of the original story now being questioned is the fact that Camp's body was supposed to have alighted at the base of the windmill. This structure is 21 feet high and experts declare that in a fall the body would have alighted further away from the mill. The presence of bloodstains beneath a bench is also another mysterious angle being probed. Investigators are likewise curious to learn how Camp came hurtling down the top of the mill, escaping hitting a network of electric wires which were fastened to the mill. The story of a prominent physician relating to the early life of Mrs. King, Camp's sister on the farm, is also expected to be called to the attention of the grand jury. She, with Camp, inherited the $100,000 Camp estate. This doctor was quoted as saying he found evidences of mercurial poisoning when called to attend the girl. That a breach in the relations between Camp and his foster parents existed at the time of his death was revealed, according to the authorities, in letters written by Camp to his sweetheart, Miss Theresa Lindauer. According to investigators, Camp had frequent quarrels with the Browns over his growing love for Miss Lindauer who lived on a neighboring ranch. But a few hours before his death, he is reported to have been arranging for a 'honeymoon cottage' in preparation for his expected marriage to Miss Lindauer. Investigators claimed to have information that each visit of Camp to stone-bound prison. While the test was being conducted, the all-important work of sinking the "life or death" shaft continued. This afternoon it had reached a depth of 36 feet. CAVE CITY, Ky., Feb. 10. Under executive order of Gov. Wm. J. Fields, public sessions of the military court opened here today to inquire into the circumstances surrounding the attempted rescue of Floyd Collins from Sand Cave, where he has been imprisoned since Friday, Jan. 30. This is a morale building move Since rumors first began to circulate freely as to incidents occurring during the early days of the finding of Floyd's entombment, it has become apparent that some action to allay the suspicions of the public as to the facts in the case was essential. It was with this point in view that the military tribunal while hmight sit in secret sessions as a grand jury does, obtained permission to make its investigations a public hearing. Meantime hope that the salft, the last resort, would reach Collins before his death was visibly shaken today when efforts of find another entry way into the passage where he lies in a rock shroud became frenzied in their intensity. The shaft has been sunk about 35 feet with approximately as much still to be excavated. Workers were discouraged with the maddening slowness. the Lindauer home was followed by a violent quarrel with the Browns. A letter signed "K.K.K." warning the parents of Miss Lindauer to forbid Camp to see their daughter, is in possession of the authorities. Camp had insurance policies which aggregated $130,000 in event of accidental death, and ranches and securities valued at $50,000. ly, as much to encouraged those laboring as to determine whether Collins is still alive. These tests, according to experts and physicians, indicate that despite his long imprisonment, Collins may yet be rescued alive. Work on the shaft was pressed with all speed, however, but the cry of those in the pit is: "We want Collins alive." CAVE CITY, Ky., Feb. 10. The daily radio tests brought back the same murmur of life from the inner recesses of Sand Cave to the head phones at which a physician listened. The beats, said by electrical engineers to be respiration transmitted by the microphones, came at the normal speed of health varying from 20 to 27 a minute. Once Dr. Wm. Hazlett of Chicago said he thought he counted them as high as 32 but this, he said, might be accounted for by other factors along the wire which might give an additional pulsation. This is Collins' eleventh day of imprisonment—eleven days spent in a natural straitjacket with ice water trickling over his body without food, unable to move, and yet it is believed he still lives. It is this apparent miracle that spurred on digging operations, keeps me working until they drop from exhaustion and holds a nation in suspense. CAVE CITY, Ky., Feb. 10. Three hypodermites, filled with stimulants, stand ready for Floyd Collins to be uncovered. One contains caffeine, another camphene and oil and the third adrenal, it drug reputed to bring back life. In addition, normal salt water solutions will be injected into Collins' veins—if he is still living when found—to restore the full condition of his arteries. Only 4 Days More Don't put it off another day. Come in at once and pick up a real Player Snap—Read what a little girl says about a Player Piano: Beautiful Mahogany Don't put it off another day. Come in at once and pick up a real Player Snap—Read what a little girl says about a Player Piano: Beautiful Mahogany GRANDS Now going at the last hour for as little as $375 PLAYERS Guaranteed New Players only $268, $295, $360, $375 NEW PIANOS Last hour Bargains at startling little prices—$175, $185, $190 and $225 EXCHANGE You can trade in your old silent piano or phonograph. D. W. THOMAS "A TRUE STORY" "This little story is a true story all about little me. Before the angels brought me into this beautiful world, mother was visiting Grandma Thomas, so the angels thought this a good time for little me to come into this wonderful world, and I was born at Grandma's home. Grandma had a player piano and the second day in this new world I heard music. After that Grandma always played me to sleep. Mother too, enjoyed every bit of the music because she was ill at the time; the music cheered Mother and put me to sleep. We were with Grandma until I was one month old and mother and I had music every night when Grandma played for us. Now I am a little girl all years of age, and had my first experience in school this year—January, 1920. I am in the third grade and I dearly love music. I can play the piano, sing and dance, so plant the seed of music early in the hearts of your little babies. You can visit my Grandpa at the store." Baby Seima Josephine Belles Easy Little Terms DANZ PIANO CO 162 WEST CENTER STREET, ANAHEIM Open Evenings During Sale Easy Little Terms THE PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIF. HEY WERE THREE YEARS Yamamoto, 38, of Anaheim learned that experience teacher, for, after seance to wed Mayagiku, 36, three years ago have the wedding co-formed. Instead, both it being in possession re-looking papers they and wife. Their surprise, Yamamoto at the clerk's office given a copy of their certificate, but this, of the awakening, who secured the late yesterday, said directly to Judge Michel at Anaheim to related ceremony per- were taken recurrently to encouraged those to determine whether still alive. According to experts plains, indicate that deang imprisonment, Collet be rescued alive. The shaft was pressed speed, however, but the time in the pit is: Mart Collins alive." News Briefs BERLIN — Former Chancellor Marx was today elected premier of Prussia. OTTAWA, Ont.—This province soon will permit the sale of five per cent beer, double the present alcoholic strength. Premier Ferguson announced today in his speech on government policy. SAN FRANCISCO—Miss Nell Willison, American Red Cross representative, now in Vale, Ore., to investigate the situation and possible need for national Red Cross assistance following the breaking of Bully creek dam, reported today to Wm. Carl Hunt, division manager, San Francisco that the community is handling the problem without outside help at present. SANTA DARBARA—Arlington hotel, famous among California's hostelries since the earliest days of the state was reported sold today by Alexander Richmond, its owner to Mrs. Hattie Stockton of Santa Barbara. The consideration was said to involve more than $1,000,000. LOS ANGELES—Mathew Deckert, on trial here for the murder of Walter Power, may know his fate today. Final arguments to the jury were to be ended this afternoon. SAN BERNARDINO.—Grant Holcomb, attorney, was preparing today to take up his duties as mayor, following appointment by the council to succeed S. W. McNabbit recently named U.S. attory in Los Angeles. MARYSVILLE—Melton White of Gridley was held today as a result of the shooting of Ardan Singh, Hindu farmer of Alamendra, Sutter-co. STANFORD UNIVERSITY.—High wheat prices are attributable adjustment form his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Kahn, and a baby brother died of injuries in an auto accident, was alive today and in good health. HOLLYWOOD—Motion picture actors here were today making plans to spend $500,000 for the relief of cinema players. Homes will be constructed here and in New York City. NOGALES.—Miss Juana Alcatraz is dying in a Negales (Mex.) hospital today, in quarrel with Mrs. Armendia Avizo, in which Mrs. Avizo was accused of stabbing her opponent in the face with a butter knife. LONDON—A gale which swept all England throut the night today had taken a toll of one life, several injured and considerable property damage. Telegraph communication was interrupted. Improvement in Alaska Epidemic NOME, Alaska, Feb. 10.—Steady improvement in the diphtheria epidemic situation here was reported today by Dr. Curtis Welch. No fresh cases had been reported today and the number affected to date was 32, with 20 additional suspected cases. So promising was the outlook for controlling the epidemic that the board of health today wired Avilators Darling and Mackle at Fairbanks that it was unnecessary for them to attempt their planned flight thru the blizzard now greasing, accompanied by temperatures ranging from 40 to 50 degrees below zero. It was believed that the new dog relay running from Nenana with a supply of serum will arrive in time as the lack of new cases is conserving the supply now on MYERS TELLS KLAN PURPOSE (Continued from Page One) can't be neutral in civic battle The church is militant, and Klan similarly so. Men chosen by ballot must hold the backing of the constitution Every true Protestant Christian who is eligible should join Klan. Pastor Myers challenged a body present to point to a stripe paign with which any Christian man or woman could disappoint. The Klanman should get hand every law on the state books. The Klan carefully self-real men to carry out definite poses. The pastor told how during vival he held in Silverton, he made 67 converts including young men. One after the other the latter, owing to the environment into which they were thrust left the church. Klansmen shall create an environment which that couldn't happen, has sented. The speaker dealt at length the Klan's spiritual program temporal, he declared, must overshadow the spiritual. Inial Wizard W. H. Evans member of the Christian Church Lecturer Bronson was a Professor, Lecturer Horace Lacke a Baptist, Imperial Representative Guz Price of California was sized only last week into Christian Church by Rev. B Brown, tonight's speaker attent. Quoting from "The Definitive Klankraft and How to Discuss It" by the Grand Dragon the Realm of Oklahoma, Myers described the means trying out the spiritual proof of the Klan as follows: "First making a supreme effort..." to encourage those still alive, tests, according to experts, indicate that deing imprisonment, Collection be rescued alive, the shaft was pressed speed, however, but the in the pit is: Collins alive." CITY, Ky., Feb. 10—The tests today brought some murmur of life from recesses of Sand Cave and phones at which a listened, said by electrical encharge to respiration transduction the microphones, came annual speed of health vary-20 to 27 minute. T.R. Wm. Haslett of Chithought he counted the 35 but this night he accounted for, by walking along the wire which live an additional pulsar. Collins' eleventh day of ment—eleven days spent rural straitjacket with ice skilling over his body, food, unable to move, and believed he still lives. It parent miracle that spurs operations, keeps men until they drop from exand holds a nation in susnsions—if he is still living sound—to restore the filled man of his arteries. CITY, Ky., Feb. 10, — Hypodermics, filled with stains, stand ready for Floyd to uncover. One confeine, another camphor and the third adrenal, the outfit to bring back life. Addition, normal salt water will be injected into Collins—if he is still living sound—to restore the filled man of his arteries. SAN BERNARDINO. — Grant Holcomb, attorney, was preparing today to take up his duties as mayor, following appointment by the council to succeed S. W. McNabbbi recently named U. S. attorney in Los Angeles. MARYSWILLE—Melton White of Gridley was held today as a result of the shooting of Ardan Singh, Hindu farmer of Alamendra, Sutter-co. STANFORD UNIVERSITY. — High wheat prices are attributable to the very close adjustment between world supplies and requirements, according to the food research institute which expects the acute stringency to be relieved with the harvesting of the next crop. LA JOLLA—The ocean today had given up the body of Mrs. John Torrance, wealthy Pasadena matron who suddenly dropped from sight here Jan. 28 when she went for a walk toward the beach. TACOMA—With the death here last night of Mrs. Anna Case, police redoubled their efforts to apprehend the negro bandit who wantonly shot her down on the Commercial Deck viaduct Friday night. Two suspects are in custody but neither has confessed. William Rutledge, negro waiter on the steamer Emma Alexander, which was unloading at the dock at the time of the murder, was picked up last night and grilled for several hours. MODESTO. — Walter Schmidt, for years first string catcher for Pittsburgh Pirates, today signed a contract with the St. Louis Cardinals. He will report for spring practice at Stockton, where the Cardinals are scheduled to train this year. STANFORD UNIVERSITY. — Stanford's polo team will leave Palo Alto today for Tucson to meet the University of Arizona five in a series of two games Friday and Saturday night. WASHINGTON — The interstate commerce commission in 50 per cent increase in freight rates on radios and radio supplies for 120 days pending a hearing on the matter, according to word received by the state railroad commission here. Last week the railroad commission suspended an order granting the increase within the state. A hearing is scheduled to be held soon. Chambers of commerce and radio supply dealers throut the state protested against the increase. Damages of $ 785 was awarded today by Superior Judge Z. B. West to Joseph Despart, who sued Domenico Lorenzil and Eugenio Bennett, Italian hucksters, on a lease of five acres at Stanton which they had taken. Despart claimed they had broken the windows, allowed weeds to grow up, etc. Damages of $5500 had been So promising was the outlook for controlling the epidemic that the board of health today wired Avistors Darling and Mackie at Fairbanks that it was unnecessary for them to attempt their planned flight thru the blizzard now progressing, accompanied by temperatures ranging from 40 to 50 degrees below zero. It was believed that the new dog relay running from Nenana with a supply of serum will arrive in time as the lack of new cases is conserving the supply now on hand. Many of those ill were reported decidedly improved today. ABANDON FLIGHT FAIRBANKS, Alaska, Feb. 10. One receipt of advices from Nome that conditions there no longer warrant the hazardous attempt, the Fairbanks Airplane Co., this afternoon announced that the proposed flight to the diphtheria stricken city with anti-diphtheria serum has been abandoned. LEGAL NOTICE SCHOOL BOND ELECTION NOTICE Notice is hereby given to the qualified electors of Magnolia School District of the County of Orange, State of California, that in accordance with the provisions of the Political Code of the State of California, an election will be held on the 14th day of March, 1925, at the Public School House in said District, between the hours of eight o'clock a.m. and eight o'clock p.m., during which period and between which hours the polls shall remain open, at which election the question of issuing and selling bonds of said district to the amount of Forty-eight Thousand Dollars, for the purpose of raising money for building or purchasing one or more school buildings, for insuring school buildings, for supplying school buildings with furniture or necessary apparatus and for improving school grounds, will be voted upon. The said bonds thereunder to be issued and sold, shall be of the denomination of One Thousand Dollars each, and shall bear interest at the rate of five per cent per annum; interest payable semi-annually at the county treasury, and said bonds shall be numbered from 1 to 48, consecutively, payable as follows: Bonds Numbers 1, 2 and 3, inclusive: One Thousand Dollars each, to run three years. Bonds Numbers 4, 5 and 6, inclusive: One Thousand Dollars each to run three years. Bonds Numbers 7, 8 and 9 inclusive: One Thousand Dollars each, to run four years. Bonds Numbers 10, 11 and 12 inclusive: One Thousand Dollars each Quoting from "The Definition Klankraft and How to Dis ease IT" by the Grand Dragon The Realm of Oklahomaa Myers described the means outry outting the spiritual prize of the Klan as follows: "First making a supreme effort to terrest all protestant ministers can qualify, in our organiswith the ultimate view of them into our order; second encouraging these ministers liver in the pulpit and in their sermons which deal with great principles of our order standing ready to assist gathering necessary data to home their arguments, and in ing our appreciation of forts by representation, fire and moral support in all their ultimate undertakings. This insisting that the Klankraft shall at all times ordained minister of the Klan and not some Klansman elect that office as a mere honor; listing that all prayers offer to the Klaven be not cut and dried Klanorale prays are usually offered, but that be individual set for the oath and embodying certain features pertaining to the Klankraft as well as the General. Fourth: by the co-encouragement on the part officers of Klans to their mission, calling their attention fact that they must do possess fillite with the church if they imbued with the true Klan and have the desire to praise Great teachings of them Fifth: by encouraging good some athletic tournaments members of different clubs such as golf, tennis and many minor which will have the tenacity awaken interest, not only church but in the Klan arsenal. Nearly all denomination represented among the seconder made here at the pastor declared, show Klan's willingness to allow讫ity. The Klan works no church. The purpose of the Klankraft that it will win to Christ. More than Christian pastors already to order. Klan members must propaganda disloyal to regardless from what so propaganda emanates. The Klan already has cally stopped lynchings South and it will stop being in same manner. If leger is a foreigner it send him back to where TRUE STORY" little story is a true little about little me. more the angels brought to this beautiful world, was visiting Grandma so the angels thought good time for little me me into this wonderful and I was born at Grandma had a player and the second day in new world I heard music. that Grandma always me to sleep. Mother, enjoyed every bit of the because she was ill at time; the music cheered and put me to sleep. were with Grandma I was one month old, mother and I had music night when Grandma for us. Now I am a little girl six of age, and had my experience in school this January, 1920. I am in third grade and I dearly muscle. can play the piano, sing balance, so plant the seed music early in the hearts of little babies. You can visit my Grandpa store. Seima Josephine Belles" CO Easy Little Terms BUILDING PERMITS E. H. Chaffee, frame screen porch, 558 So. Resh-st, cost $75. C. C. Smith, roof on frame garage 202 No. Resh-st, cost $58. R. S. Young, sinco residence and garage at 910 No. Diekel-st, cost $2000. PORTLAND.—Charles A Slusser, 75, is dead, a victim of gas which escaped from a short piece of split pipe which he inserted in a radiant heater. VALE, Ore.—The total damage from break of Bully creek dam Thursday is placed at $500,-000. ASTORIA, Ore.—Andrew Julius was to be given a bearing today by federal authorities on charges of accepting bribes from four fishermen who intended to use Julius as a "go-between" in securing citizenship papers. SEATTLE.—Efforts were being made today to identify B. L. Manes, held in connection with a $5000 holdup here last week, as one of the bandits who got $27,000 from the phone company in January. He is held in lieu of $30,000 cash ball. SEATTLE.—John Throckmorton, taxi driver, was held up early today by an attractive and smartly dressed flapper who chartered his cab downtown and pulled a gun as soon as they reached a excluded district. SEATTLE.—Seattle police were looking today for two men accused of murdering an unidentified 17-year-old boy in a box car in Montana. SAN DIEGO.—All property in San Diego-co will undergo a revaluation, according to supervisors. SAN DIEGO.—Police are hunting an oil station bandit who early today held up and robbed P. H. Alden, station agent, of $25 from the cash register and escaped. LOS ANGELES.—"Tragedy's baby," born here Sunday just before BUILDING PERMITS E. H. Chaffee, frame screen porch, 558 So. Resh-st, cost $75. C. C. Smith, roof on frame garage 202 No. Resh-st, cost $58. R. S. Young, sinco residence and garage at 910 No. Diekel-st, cost $2000. BONDS NUMBERS 1, 2 AND 3, inclusive: One Thousand Dollars each, to run three years. Bonds Numbers 4, 5 AND 6, inclusive: One Thousand Dollars each to run three years. Bonds Numbers 7, 8 AND 9 inclusive: One Thousand Dollars each to run four years. Bonds Numbers 10, 11 AND 12 inclusive: One Thousand Dollars each to run five years. Bonds Numbers 18, 14 AND 15 inclusive: One Thousand Dollars each to run six years. Bonds Numbers 16, 17 AND 18 inclusive: One Thousand Dollars each to run seven years. Bonds Numbers 19, 20 AND 21 inclusive: One Thousand Dollars each to run eight years. Bonds Numbers 22, 23 AND 24 inclusive: One Thousand Dollars each to run nine years. Bonds Numbers 25, 26 AND 27 inclusive: One Thousand Dollars each to run ten years. Bonds Numbers 28, 29 AND 30 inclusive: One Thousand Dollars each to run eleven years. Bonds Numbers 31, 32 AND 33 inclusive: One Thousand Dollars each to run twelve years. Bonds Numbers 34, 35 AND 36 inclusive: One Thousand Dollars each to run thirteen years. Bonds Numbers 57, 38 AND 39 inclusive: One Thousand Dollars each to run fourteen years. Bonds Numbers 40, 41 AND 42 inclusive: One Thousand Dollars each to run fifteen years. Bonds Numbers 42, 44 AND 45 inclusive: One Thousand Dollars each to run sixteen years. That Byron Winters will act as Inspector and John Dickenson and George McGuire will act as Judges of said Eletcion, and conduct the same, said Inspector and Judges being competent and qualified electors of said School District. IN WITNESS THEREOF, we have hereunto set our hands this 7th day of February, 1925. HENRY RAMM J. A. BAKER, Clerk ROY MABEE Trustees of Magnolia School District, Orange County, California. Publish Feb. 10, 17, 24, Mar. 3, 1925. A Class Ad will get you You Poor Kid, Are You So? Don't your mother Cod Liver Oil will put good healthy flesh in in just a few weeks? Tell her every drug in sugar-coated tablets so that you won't harm the nasty fishy-taition is apt to upset your mouth. Tell her that McCoyer Oil Compound T chock-full of vitalizing and are the greatest ducers and health be can find. One sickly thin kid gained 12 pounds in She must ask Hey many Jackson Drug Co. Drug Co., or any gift for McCoy's Co Compound Tablets—and genuine—$0 cents—as pleasant candy. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1925 MRS TELLS BKLAN PURPOSES continued from Page One) the neutral in civic battle. church is militant, and the similarly so. chosen by ballot must have making of the constitution. by true Protestant Christian woman could disapprove. Klansman should get bevery law on the statute The Klan carefully selects men to carry out definite purpriaster told how during a rehe held in Silverton, Ore. side 67 converts, including 40 men. One after the other utter, owing to the environment which they were thrown, the church, Klansmen should create an environment in that couldn't happen, he assistant speaker dealt at length with klansman's spiritual program. The oral, he declared, must not shadow the spiritual. ImperWizard W. H. Evans was a poser of the Christian Church, curer Bronson was a Prebysly, Lecturer Horace Lackey, is optist, Imperial Representative Price of California was baponly last week into the Christian Church by Rev. Bruce Brown, tonight's speaker at the notting from "The Definition of Draft and How to Disseninit" by the Grand Dragon of Realm of Oklahoma, Pastor was described the means of caring out the spiritual program the Klan as follows: "First; by using a supreme effort to influence" COURTHOUSE DOINGS Trial of Juan Gonzales of Placentia, accused of holding up Pedro de los Reyes of Placentia, was in progress today before Superior Judge R. Y. Williams at Santa Ana. Pete Curti, 17, and Jessie Anderson, 16, of Stanton, were remanded to the juvenile court at Santa Ana, while Harry Kelsey of Stanton, from whose house the three are alleged to have operated in the theft of shickens, was held to answer to a charge of burglary by Justice K. E. Morrison at Santa Ana today. They are specifically accused of entering the premises of Mrs. Camblin, one and a half miles southwest of Cypress, and of stealing a dozen hens. Kelsey will have his preliminary hearing Feb. 13. Accused of a statutory offense approximately a year ago against a 13-year-old girl at Delhi, Laurence Flores, 22, of that place was arrested today by Probation Officer R. R. Miller. He was lodged in the county jail unable to raise $2500 bail. Accused of having "maribuana," the craze-making Indian herb used for smoking, in his possession, Cris Laura of Delhi was sentenced to 50 days in jail. Justice K. E. Morrison, who sentenced the man, declared this was his first experience with a maribuana addict. The most economical little salesman is a Class Ad in this paper. The matrimonial happiness of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Belt, prominent in Garden Grove, was severely threatened today, after Mrs. Ethel Belt, bride-of-a few months, had secured her freedom without placing bail and Mr. Belt was preparing to press a charge against her in which he accuses his wife of raising a $10 check to $500 and cashing it. The arrest of Mrs. Belt, who is the mother of two children by a former marriage, was caused directly by her husband. The episode has resulted in the estrangement of the family, it was reported today from Garden Grove. Mrs. Belt admitted to Justice K. E. Morrison that she raised the check, but she declared it was raised before her husband signed the instrument. She was in the habit of writing out the checks of the household and of presenting them to Mr. Belt for his signature, she said. ALLAHABAD, India — Advices today from Teheran, Peralá, state that political friction between the sultan and prince was becoming greater Presmier Serdar Sepas notified the assembly they must decide before Thursday whether the sultan or premier will rule. LONDON—Turkey will demand an explanation from Greece of the meaning of the military preparations Greece is making, according to advisers received here today from Constantinoglia. Big Tent Corner Claudina and Wilhelmina Sts. THURS., FRI., SAT., SUN., FEB 12, 13, 14, 15 at 8 p.m. 4 Big Nights A $100 Prize Value Given Away each Night. GILBERT THAYER The Friend of Every Man, Woman and Child in Anaheim Just Returned from a Tour of Europe The Most Sensational, Darir; and Masterful Speaker in America Today. SUBJECT: "The Greatest Crime of Civilization" IN FOUR PARTS The purpose of the Klan is so genuine that it will win the world to Christ. More than 50,000 Christian pastors already belong to the order. Klan members must fight all propaganda disloyal to the flag, regardless from what source that propaganda emanates. The Klan already has practically stopped lynchings in the South and it will stop bootlegging on the same manner. If the bootlegger is a foreigner it will help send him back to where he came from. On the other hand, it will assist any foreigner who has made this his adopted country. Applied in Anaheim, Klanism means the bending of every effort to build up the order, enforce the law, etc. Klansmen must watch their every word, deed and thought so that no unjust reflection can be made upon the Klan. They must make every movement constructive, helpful and Christian. They must continue to aid in detecting and punishing every crime. "Our country's welfare is too precious to condone wrong by letting it pass because of fear of disturbing a city by bringing wrongdoers to light." Rev. S. R. Giddings, retired Free Methodist minister, delivered the closing prayer. 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SUBJECT: "The Greatest Crime of Civilization" IN FOUR PARTS Once to every man and nation comes the moment to decide in the strife of TRUTH with FALSEHOOD for the GOOD or EVIL side. Gilbert Thayer—will give you the truth.—Rev. O. A. Hall, Perdue University. Theodore Roosevelt Once Said: "To be sensational one has but to tell the truth." What about the BOOZE PARTIES at Washington, D.C.? Why are 10,000 children in the public schools using dope? Why are the penal institutions filled to overflowing with our boys and girls? Why are there 1,000,000 insane in the United States? Why are there 20,000 school children in New York City with heart trouble? How about a prison sentence with loss of citizenship for reckless auto drivers? What are 90 per cent of our high school girls doing? Why is 75 per cent of the crime in the United States committed between the ages of 16 and 23? Is PSYCHOLOGY a destructive science? The answer to this question may save you money; health and happiness. Is Coue doing more harm than good? My experiences with Coue in Nancy, France. What about Japan building 500 war planes a month? Has the United States an aviation policy? BRING YOUR QUESTIONS Fathers and Mothers of America, Wake Up! Admission Free Admission Free Free Will Offering I recommend Gilbert Thayer to my health ren in the ministry.—Rev. J. L. Gordon, First Congregational Church, San Francisco, Calif.