oc-plain-dealer 1925-02-18

GLORIA SWANSON GOES TO HOSPITAL PARIS, Feb. 18.—Gloria Swanson, famous American film star, was hurriedly and mysteriously removed from the Plaza Atheunne Hotel at 1:30 o'clock this morning and taken to a hospital where it was said an operation was performed. Miss Swanson recently became the bride of Marquise De La Coudraye. Film friends of the Marchioness and her husband, gathered at the St. Lazare Station to bid them farewell in their scheduled departure on the 10:05 a.m. boat train to catch the liner France for America, were astounded to learn from officials of the French line that Miss Swanson had been operated on and was in a hospital. Miss Swanson's two children and their governess caught the boat train per schedule and will sail on the France. Marquise De La Falaise De La Coudraye said: "Dr. Vaudescal operated on Gloria at 2 o'clock this morning in his private hospital in the Boulevard Montmorency. The operation was entirely successful. He hopes Gloria will be able to leave the hospital within a week." The operation became suddenly necessary last night as a result of Gloria's continual rehearsing of a film scene which necessitated her falling off a horse, which resulted in injuring her. Gloria's condition is complicated, however, by an operation she underwent two years ago." The film colony in the Ritz tea room was puzzled this afternoon when it heard that Mrs. Adeline Burns, Mrs. Swanson's mother, sailed on the liner Berengaria this morning 30 minutes before Miss Swanson's children departed on the liner France. It was reported that Mrs. Burns had originally planned to accompany the children and their pictures were said to be on her passport. BREA, Feb. 18.—(Spl.)—Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Schweitzer, Mrs. Jennie Swoop, Mrs. Horrocks and Mr. and Mrs. Alex Kuenzali and family attended the Spanish War Veterans and American Legion entertainment in Santa Ana high school auditorium. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Kiger have moved from the Richards house on West Bireh-st into their own home on Poplar-at. Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Moore of South Walnut-st were very pleasantly entertained at a big chicken dinner Sunday at the home of their daughter, Mrs. J. C. Dempsey, and family in Hollywood. Mr. and Mrs. Craig of "The Royal Court" attended the California theatre in Anaheim Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Davidson of 244 South Walnut-st have had as their guest for several days Leo Harrison of Los Angeles. Mrs. W. H. Swoop and son, Howard, of South Walnut-st, were visiting with Mr. and Mrs W. B. Woodruff and family in Whittler Monday. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Neyers of South Walnut-st were entertaining Mr. and Mrs. Jack Connor and children of La Habra recently. Mrs. E. H. Peterkin and family of South Pomona-ave have been entertaining Miss Alice Forsythe of Alhambra for several days. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Vinson and children, Pauline, Betty and Boby, enjoyed a radio concert in Yorba Linda Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Temple and daughter, Miss Susie, and Mr. and Mrs. V. W. Cook and children, Elva, Chester, Allan and Giles, of Santa Ana and Alfred Jackson of Kansas were visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Ball on South Madrona-ave. Bert Phegley is very sick at his home on South Madrona-ave with "flu." WEST COAST WEST COAST LEASE, Feb. 18.(Spl.)—The Olinda P.-T.A.will meet on Thursday afternoon, Mrs.J.Edmund Snow will speak,and all members are urged to be present.The meeting opens at 2 p.m. Mr. and Mrs.Green had as their guests over the weekend, Mr. and Mrs.Bill Sharp were visitors at the home of Mr.Mrs.M.F.Drake on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.Owen Rudy,Mr和Mrs.Ellot and Mrs.Richards were among those who attended the pot luck chicken supper,given by the members of the Eastern Star.Five hundred was the game played during the evening and Mrs.Richards first prize for the ladies; they spent a very enjoyable time. Mr. and Mrs.Owen Rudy entertained at a St.Valentine luncheon for her little daughter Joyce.on Saturday.The little guests were Misses Raye,Mary and Barbara Cogburn and Palmarie Henry and Miss Joyce. Mrs.Bruce Merrill attended,with a party of friends,a luncheon at the Enion Country Club,Los Angeles.recently. Mrs.Frank Neeley is entertaining at her home,Mrs.McCheney of Whitic,Arkansas. Mr.Benny Blachard of Breaand Miss Ruby Watkins of Fullerton,were married at Santa Ana last Tuesday.Miss Lots Muzzalland Frank Hatfield attended them.The mothers of the bride and groom,Mrs./Blachardand Mrs.Watkins were also present.The young people motored to San Diego for their honeymoon,returning to Mrs.Blachard's home in Brea on Saturday,where they will stay for a while. Mrs.Wheeler of La Habra and baby visited Mrs.Muzzallon Monday. The film colony in the Ritz tea room was puzzled this afternoon when it heard that Mrs. Adeline Burns, Mrs. Swanson's mother, sailed on the liner Berengaria this morning 30 minutes before Miss Swanson's children departed on the liner France. It was reported that Mrs. Burns had originally planned to accompany the children and their pictures were said to be on her passport. Mrs. Burns bought her tickets late yesterday afternoon for the Berengaria, although French line officials said the France sailed with plenty of empty cabins and that Mrs. Burns could have accompanied the Marquis and his bride and the two children had she so desired. The Swanons children are a boy and a girl, the girl being the daughter of Miss Swanson when she was Mrs. Herbory Somborn: The boy was adopted about a year ago. WALNUT GROWERS VISIT EL MONTE The walnut department of the Orange-co Farm Bureau is making a special effort to have a large number of growers attend the seventh annual walnut growers' institute, at El Monte, Saturday, Feb. 21, under the auspices of the Walnut Growers' Department of the So. Calif. Farm Bureau. The program: 10:00 a.m.—Address of welcome. 10:15 a.m.—Recent Developments in Dehydration, Prof. A. W. Christie, College of Agriculture. 11:15 a.m.—Present Status of the Walnut Codling Moth, K. J. Wolff, deputy horticultural commissioner, Los Angeles-co. 11:45 a.m.—Report of Tool Committee, W. B. Hobper, extension specialist in walnut culture, and S. W. Stanley, Tustin. 12:00 m.—Adjourn for lunch; coffee and eider furnished; bring your cup. 1:15 p.p.—A study in Individual Free Performance and Its relation to Orchard Efficiency, Knowles Ryerson, farm advisor, Los Angeles-co. 2:00 p.m.—Some Observations on the New Crop Estimating System and Suggested Improvements, representative from California Walnut Growers' Ass'n. 2:00 p.m.—Adjournment. POMONA—After one of the hardest fought battles at the polls in its history, Pomona by a vote of .2178 to 2116 has Sunday movies again. 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W. Cook and children, Elva, Chester, Allan and Giles, of Santa Ana and Alfred Jackson of Kansas were visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Ball on South Madrona-ave. Bert Phegley is very sick at his home on South Madrona-ave with "flu." Several of the young people of the Brea Christian church attended a business meeting and banquet at the Christian church in Whittier one evening last week. Those who attended were Misses Katheryn Reed, Edythe Spicer, Mabel Sexton and Iva Dychl and Messrs. Wayne Sutliff, Don Churchill and Leo Hitecock. C. W. Vinson went to Albambra and Wilmar on business Friday. Mr. and Mrs. William Smith of South Walnut-st had as their guests Mr. and E. Easton. Judge William Hall of Tennessee is visiting his son, W. A. Hall in Brea. He expects to spend several months with relatives here and in Taft. W. D. Danielly and family of Long Beach have moved to Brea to be near Mr. Danielly's work. He is employed by the Shell Oil Co. Little Lyle Hampson is reported on the sick list. Mr. and Mrs. Cruise of Anaheim were visiting with relatives and friends in Brea a few days ago. Mrs. Fred Woodward of South Walnut-st is reported sick. E. Smith and family moved Tuesday to 226 Laurel-st from No Madrona-ave. W. R. Minor of South Walnut-st transacted business in Los Angeles Tuesday. Mr. Callison, the druggist, moved Monday with his family to Huntington Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Woodward of South Walnut-ave are sporting a new 1925 Chevrolet touring car. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Naley have moved to Taft, where he has employment with the Shell Oil Co. Mr. and Mrs. Jean Arroures were recent guests of relatives in Pomona. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Swoap and son of Long Beach were Tuesday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. W.H.Swoap on Walnut-st. The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs.H.Daniell of North Madrona-ave is suffering with scarlet fever. Mr. and Mrs.Mack Senn and baby were visiting relatives and friends in Santa Ana Sunday. Mr. and Mrs Arthur Carroll and baby, Virginia, of Barstow, who have been visiting the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs.W.H.Swoap, for some time, returned Mr. and Benny Blachard of Brea and Miss Ruby Watkins of Fullerton, were married at Santa Ana last Tuesday; Miss Lois Muzzall and Frank Hatfield attended them. The mothers of the bride and groom, Mrs./Blachard and Mrs.Watkins were also present. The young people motored to San Diego for their honeymoon, returning to Mrs.Blachard's home in Brea on Saturday, where they will stay for a while. Mrs.Wheeler of La Habra and baby visited Mrs.Muzzall on Monday. Miss Ana Leah Quinn, Helen Quinn, Ethel Peark, Lois and Mr.Jack Muzzall, Mr. and Mrs.Huckleby all went to the Union Oil Co.'s dance given at the Elks club on Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs.Bill Schryer accompanied by Miss Lois Muzzall and Frank Hatfield attended the show at the Orpheum Theatre, Los Angeles Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs.Edwards of Los Angeles were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs.Jack Gauldin, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.Merrill with a party of friends motored to Orange-co park on Sunday, where they had a picnic lunch and a very enjoyable time. Those in the party were Mr., Mrs.Hill and daughter, Mr., and Mrs.Harris and family, Mr., and Mrs.Burke and family, all of Los Angeles, and Mr., and Mrs.Merrill and family of West Coast. Mrs.Fred Simons and son Roy spent Sunday at Huntington Beach visit with her daughter, Mrs.R.J Stephens and her sister, Mrs.G.W.Cable. Mrs.Low Edmunds spent Wednesday at the home of Mrs.E.A.Dedmunda at Placentia. Mr.和 Mrs.Jack Gauldin spent Friday and Saturday at the home of Mr.,and Mrs.Raymond Jones at Long Beach. Mr.和 Mrs Still were guests at the home of Mr.,and Mrs.Low Edmunds on Sunday. Little baby Hartog has been very ill during the past week. He is under the care of Dr.Robert of the Clinic in Anaheim. Mr.和 Mrs.M.F.Drakke visited Mr.,and Mrs.Curtis Erly of Bre Canyon,Sunday. Mr.和 Mrs.Clarence Newel entertained at dinner on Thursday Mr.,and Mrs.James Newell,Mr.,and Mrs.Blowers,Mrs.Jean Irland all of Los Angeles,and Mr.Sterrett Of Olinda,Mr.,and Mr.James Newell staying with them until Saturday. Miss Thela Cannady has been visiting friends in Los Angeles as week.Mrs.Cannady went up on Saturday to spend the weekend,a tending an entertainment an dance Saturday evening and a turning home with Miss Thela Sunday evening. We are glad to report Way Studebaker Chris McCoy.I.Ruddy who have all been sick a Knowles Rgerson, farm adviser, Los Angeles co. 2:00 p.m.—Some Observations on the New Crop Estimating System and Suggested Improvements, representative from California Walnut Growers' Ass'n. 3:00 p.m.—Adjournment. POMONA.—After one of the hardest fought battles at the polls in its history, Pomona by a vote of 2178 to 2116 has Sunday movies again. LOS ANGELES.—The leading railways of the west will send representatives to the conference of the Pacific Coast Regional Advisory Board meeting here Friday, it was announced today. LOS ANGELES.—Charles "Whitey" Glamer, Philadelphia National right-hand pitcher, has been purchased by the Los Angeles club of the Pacific Coast league, it was announced here today. WASHINGTON.—The senate this afternoon refused to reconsider its action of last night, voting an increase in the salaries of members of congress from $7500 to $10,000 a year. Reconsideration of the appropriation was asked by Sen. Norris, Rep. of Nebraska. PE-RU-NA For STOMACH CATARRH Tablets or Liquid Sold Everywhere Mr. and Mrs. Raymond and son of Long Beach were Tuesday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Swoap on Walnut-st. The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. Danielle of North Madrona-ave is suffering with scarlet fever. Mr. and Mrs. Mack Senn and baby were visiting relatives and friends in Santa Ana Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Carroll and baby, Virginia, of Barstow, who have been visiting the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Swoap, for some time, returned to their home Wednesday. Howard Swoap accompanied them home. Mrs. J. D. Seivers, Mrs. R. S. Hughes and Mrs. J. A. Lehman attended a birthday party given in honor of Mrs. W. H. Seivers at her home on Fullerton-rd Tuesday afternoon. Rev. Harry Tratt, pastor of the Baptist church was moved from his apartment on West Ash-st to Mrs. Robison's home on South Seivers-st. He is very much improved. The many friends of Walker Merrifield will be glad to hear he is better and hope for his recovery soon. His father came home from San Diego and will remain with him until he is out of danger. Mrs. J. J. Hardy entertained at dinner Saturday evening her brother, Lester Isbell, and his bride from Newport Beach. Mrs. Monroe Chambers and Mrs. G. H. Lackey and daughter, Margaret, were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hill of Anaheim. Rev. and Mrs. W. B. Corlett of the Nazarene church were in Uplands on business Monday. They also visited friends while there. Mrs. R. A. Moore of South Walnut est entertained with a lovely chicken dinner with all the trimmings a few days ago. Her guests were her husband's niece and her husband, who are here on their wedding tour from Oakland, and Mr. and Mrs. Pryor Woods and son, and Mrs. Ella Guinke of Hollywood. The newly married couple will make their future home at Noma, Alaska. The Misses Hazel and Sarah Waulenius, with Mr. Crawford, attended a concert at the Philharmonic auditorium in Los Angeles Saturday evening. Mrs. W. H. Swoap and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond and son of Long Beach were Tuesday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Swoap on Walnut-st. The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. Danielle of North Madrona-ave is suffering with scarlet fever. Mr. and Mrs. Mack Senn and baby were visiting relatives and friends in Santa Ana Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Carroll and baby, Virginia, of Barstow, who have been visiting the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Swoap, for some time, returned to their home Wednesday. Howard Swoap accompanied them home. Mrs. J. D. Seivers, Mrs. R. S. Hughes and Mrs. J.A. Lehman attended a birthday party given in honor of Mrs. W.H.Seivers at her home on Fullerton-rd Tuesday afternoon. Rev. Harry Tratt, pastor of the Baptist church was moved from his apartment on West Ash-st to Mrs.Robison's home on South Seivers-st.他 is very much improved. The many friends of Walker Merrifield will be glad to hear he is better and hope for his recovery soon.His father came home from San Diego and will remain with him until he is out of danger. Mrs.J.J.Hardy entertained at dinner Saturday evening her brother,Lester Isbell,and his bride from Newport Beach. Mrs.Monroe Chambers和Mrs.G.H.Lackey和Margaret were visitors at the home ofMr.W.H.Seiversat她的home onFullerton-rdTuesdayafternoon。 Revand Mrs.W.B.CorlettoftheNazarenechurchwereinUplandsbusinessMondayTheyalsovisitedfriendswhilethere.Mrs.R.A.MooreofSouthWalnutestenttainedwithalovelychickendinnerwithallthetrimmingsafewdaysago.Herguestwererhehusband'snieceandherhusbandwhoarehearontheirweddingtourfromOakland,andMrandMrs.PryorWoodsonandson,andMrs.ElliaGuinkeofHollywood.ThenewlymarriedcouplewillmaketheirfuturehomeatNomaAlaska. The Misses HazelandSarahWauleniuswithMr.Crawfordattendedac concertatthePhilharmonicauditoriuminLosAngelesSaturdayevening. Mr.W.H.SweapandMrs. Mr and Mrs.Raymond and son of Long Beach were Tuesday dinner guest of Mr and Mrs.W.H.Sweap on Walnut-st. The little daughter of Mr and Mrs.H.Danielle of North Madrona-ave is suffering with scarlet fever. Mr and Mrs.Mack Senn and baby were visiting relatives and friends in Santa Ana Sunday. Mr and Mrs Arthur Carroll and baby, Virginia, of Barstow, who have been visiting the latter's parents, Mr and Mrs.W.H.Sweap, for some time, returned to their home Wednesday。Howard Swoap accompanied them home. Mrs.J.D.Seivers,Mrs.R.S.HughesandMrs.J.A.LehmanattendedabirthdaypartygiveninhonorofMrs.W.H.SeiversatherhomeonFullerton-rdTuesdayafternoon。 Revand Mrs.W.B.CorlettoftheNazarenechurchwereinUplandsbusinessMondayTheyalsovisitedfriendswhilethere.Mrs.R.A.MooreofSouthWalnutestenttainedwithalovelychickendinnerwithallthetrimmingsafewdaysago.Herguestwererhehusband'snieceandherhusbandwhoarehearontheirweddingtourfromOakland,andMrandMrs.PryorWoodsonandson,andMrs.ElliaGuinkeofHollywood.ThenewlymarriedcouplewillmaketheirfuturehomeatNomaAlaska. The Misses HazelandSarahWauleniuswithMr.Crawfordattendedac concertatthePhilharmonicauditoriuminLosAngelesSaturdayevening。 Mr.W.H.SweapandMrs. Mr and Mrs.Raymond and son of Long Beach were Tuesday dinner guest of Mr and Mrs.W.H.Sweap on Walnut-st. The little daughter of Mr and Mrs.H.Danielle of North Madrona-ave is suffering with scarlet fever. Mr and Mrs.Mack Senn and baby were visiting relatives and friends in Santa Ana Sunday. Mr and Mrs Arthur Carroll and baby, Virginia, of Barstow, who have been visiting the latter's parents, Mr and Mrs.W.H.Sweap, for some time, returned to their home Wednesday。Howard Swoap accompanied them home. Mrs.J.D.Seivers,Mrs.R.S.HughesandMrs.J.A.LehmanattendedabirthdaypartygiveninhonorofMrs.W.H.SeiversattherhomeonFullerton-rdTuesdayafternoon。 Revand Mrs.W.B.CorlettoftheNazarenechurchwereinUplandsbusinessMondayTheyalsovisitedfriendswhilethere.Mrs.R.A.MooreofSouthWalnutestenttainedwitha lovelychickendinnerwithallthetrimmingsafewdaysago.Herguestwererhehusband'snieceandherhusbandwhoarehearontheirweddingtourfromOakland,andMrandMrs.PryorWoodsonandson,andMrs.ElliaGuinkeofHollywood.ThenewlymarriedcouplewillmaketheirfuturehomeatNomaAlaska. The Misses HazelandSarahWauleniuswithMr.Crawfordattendedac concertatthePhilharmonicauditoriuminLosAngelesSaturdayevening。 Mr.W.H.SweapandMrs. Mr and Mrs.Raymond and son of Long Beach were Tuesday dinner guest of Mr and Mrs.W.H.Sweap on Walnut-st. The little daughter of Mr and Mrs.H.Danielle of North Madrona-ave is suffering with scarlet fever. Mr and Mrs.Mack Senn and baby were visiting relatives and friends in Santa Ana Sunday. Mr and Mrs Arthur Carroll and baby, Virginia, of Barstow, who have been visiting the latter's parents, Mr and Mrs.W.H.Sweap, for some time, returned to their home Wednesday。Howard Swoap accompanied them home. Mrs.J.D.Seivers,Mrs.R.S.HughesandMrs.J.A.LehmanattendedabirthdaypartygiveninhonorofMrs.W.H.SeiversattherhomeonFullerton-rdTuesdayafternoon。 Revand Mrs.W.B.CorlettoftheNazarenechurchwereinUplandsbusinessMondayTheyalsovisitedfriendswhilethere.Mrs.R.A.MooreofSouthWalnutestenttainedwitha lovelychickendinnerwithallthetrimmingsafewdaysago.Herguestwererhehusband'snieceandherhusbandwhoarehearontheirweddingtourfromOakland,andMrandMrs.PryorWoodsonandson,andMrs.ElliaGuinkeofHollywood.ThenewlymarriedcouplewillmaketheirfuturehomeatNomaAlaska. The Misses HazelandSarahWauleniuswithMr.Crawfordattendedac concertatthePhilharmonicauditoriuminLosAngelesSaturdayevening。 Mr.W.H.SweapandMrs. Mr and Mrs.Raymond and son of Long Beach were Tuesday dinner guest of Mr and Mrs.W.H.Sweap on Walnut-st. The little daughter of Mr and Mrs.H.Danielle of North Madrona-ave is suffering with scarlet fever. Mr and Mrs.Mack Senn and baby were visiting relatives and friends in Santa Ana Sunday. Mr and Mrs Arthur Carroll and baby, Virginia, of Barstow, who have been visiting the latter's parents, Mr and Mrs.W.H.Sweap, for some time, returned to their home Wednesday。Howard Swoap accompanied them home. Mrs.J.D.Seivers,Mrs.R.S.HughesandMrs.J.A.LehmanattendedabirthdaypartygiveninhonorofMrs.W.H.SeiversattherhomeonFullerton-rdTuesdayafternoon。 Revand Mrs.W.B.CorlettoftheNazarenechurchwereinUplandsbusinessMondayTheyalsovisitedfriendswhilethere.Mrs.R.A.MooreofSouthWalnutestenttainedwitha lovelychickendinnerwithallthetrimmingsafewdaysago.Herguestwererhehusband'snieceandherhusbandwhoarehearontheirweddingtourfromOakland,andMrandMrs.PryorWoodsonandson,andMrs.ElliaGuinkeofHollywood.ThenewlymarriedcouplewillmaketheirfuturehomeatNomaAlaska. The Misses HazelandSarahWauleniuswithMr.Crawfordattendedac concertatthePhilharmonicauditoriuminLosAngelesSaturdayevening。 Mr.W.H.SweapandMrs. Mr and Mrs.Raymond and son of Long Beach were Tuesday dinner guest of Mr and Mrs.W.H.Sweap on Walnut-st. 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WEEKLY REVIEW OF OIL INDUSTRY By E. J. MUNGER One of the biggest and probably the most important success was achieved from the Athens field this week by E. J. Miley. Miley's Athens 1 at 4906 two months ago came in a 900 barrel well but like other high grade gravity producers failed to stand up. The well was allowed to produce for a month. Miley was convinced that there was a deeper sand from which more production could be obtained. Drilling the well to a depth of 5238 it was put on production yesterday at 1500 barrels. The new producer puts a new complexion on the Athens District and will have a lot to do with immediate development work. Among other new producers of importance added to the list of new Athens-Rosecrans producers are the Associated Oil Co.'s Haviland a 520 barrel well at 4909, the Barnedall Oil Co.'s Rosecrans 3, at 3951 a 1000 barrel well, the San Joaquin Oil Co.'s No. 1 a top zone producer at 4341 a 650-barrel well and the Union Oil Co.'s Howard Park No. 9 a 1000 barrel well at 4919. The total new production added for the week was approximately 4000 barrel and boosted the daily output of the Athens-Rosecrans Area to close to 16,000 barrels. On the extreme northwest, northeast, and southwest area of these Athens-Rosecrans field test wells are drilling that will soon determine the extent of production. Out on the northwest front of the Athens Area the Shell Co.'s Leonis I has passed the 5300 mark without finding anything. The Standard Oil Co.'s Cowan I, the test well of the northeast is at 5900 and reports no showings. The Union Oil Co. is doing the pioneering for the southwest with a 6425 foot hole on the Gordon property. The Gordon's only showing was a slight one at 6200 feet. The Marland Oil Co. of California is going to try out a new oil industry. News Briefs SAN FRANCISCO — Thirty days after his marriage Wednesday next, Henry Bartold, confessed bootlegger, must begin serving a 30-day jail sentence. This was the decision of Federal Judge Borquin after Bartold had pleaded guilty to a charge of bootlegging and begged the court to "go easy" as he was about to be married. YUMA.—One officer was killed and another seriously burned when one of seven planes from the navy air base at San Diego crashed in landing. PORTLAND — Jessie Pearl Hank, 5, held by the boys and girls' aid society for three months, is back today with her mother, Mrs. Ada Rank, by order of Circuit Judge Rossman. NEW ORLEANS — Frank Walker, 22, of Memphis, Tenn., a student aviator who has been here with the Gates filers for carnival exhibitions, was killed when his plane fell into the Mississippi river this afternoon. PARIS—"We thank our American and British friends for their confidence in French finance and their aid in combatting assaults against the frane," Premier Herriot told the chamber of deputies today. WASHINGTON — The senate this afternoon confirmed the nomination of George Alexander Parks of Alaska to be governor of Alaska. Parks will take office June 13 on which date the term of Scott Bone present governor expires. LOS ANGELES—The laundry mark "070" was the only clue to establish the identity of a woman found dead yesterday on the beach near here. The body was bruised, indicating the woman had been murdered. SAN FRANCISCO—Two women (Continued from Page One) prayers were flung out over the snail beneath which he lied. Soon the fact that Collins is dead will be only an incident, but the drama of the attempts to rescue him will hold the mind enthralled. And no matter what or may think or one may do, the "boss" who held the controlling stick will be the outstanding figure. This man, Carmichael—member of the Royal Society of Art member of the French Academy of Science, the engineer who when others could not build ten miles of railroad in 80 days from Hermitage to Jacksonville did the war—the is this man who for two weeks, sleeps fraught with prayer, stood shoulder to shoulder with his son. The workers looked upon him and something electrical energized these men who went muddy, sticky, hazardous hot to dig their way to Collins. "Dig and dump," Carmichael tells his story very simply—story of how he reached deep into a heap of rocks and fouled his man. "It was Monday," he began. "I saw in the paper that a man was caught in a cave and sent a pick squad up from Rock. They phoned and told that there was a good deal disorder up at the cave and Tuesday I came down." "I don't know how I charge. But no one was hurt Wednesday after the first in that we began to think sinking a shaft." MAKE PLANS TO GET INDUSTRY Plans to unite the industry efforts of the Individual O.C. of the county were scheduled. Blachard of Brea Ruby Watkins of Fulmarried at Santa Ana Miss Lois Muzzall Hattfield attended them, of the bride and Blachard and Mrs. are also present. The motored to San Dihoneymoon, returning Hattfield attended them, home in Brea, where they will stay Leah Quinn, Helen Peark, Lois and Mr. Mill, Mr. and Mrs. Huckut to the Union Oil Co.'s at the Elks club on night. Bill Schryer accoby Miss Lois Muzzall Hattfield attended the Orpheum Theatre, Los needay evening. Edwards of Los are visitors at the home Mrs. Jack Gouldin, Sunneeday evening. Merrill with a friends motored to Orark on Sunday, where a picnic lunch and a table time. Those in the Mr. and Mrs. Hill and Mr. and Mrs. Harris and Mr. and Mrs. Burke and of Los Angeles, and Mr. Merrill and family of t. Simons and son Roy day at Huntington Beach with her daughter, Mrs. Whens and her sister, Mrs. able. Edmunds spent Wedthe home of Mrs. E. A. At Placement. Mrs. Jack Gauldin day and Saturday at the Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Long Beach. Still were guests time of Mr. and Mrs. Lou on Sunday. Hartog has been during the past week. He the care of Dr. Roberts Inic in Anaheim. Mrs. M. F. Drake visitid Mrs. Curtis Erly of Brea Sunday. Clarence Newell d at dinner on Thursday, Mrs. James Newell, Mr. Blowers, Mrs. Jean Ireof Los Angeles, Mrs. Androf Olinda, Mr. and Mrs. ewell, staying with them tuesday. Cannady has been friends in Los Angeles all Mrs. Cannady went up on to spend the weekend, atan entertainment ance saturday evening and rehome with Miss Thelma evening. Glad to report Wayne Ker Chris, McCoy, I. D. who have all been sick are These Athena-Rosecrans field test wells are drilling that will soon determine the extent of production. Out on the northwest front of the Athena Area the Shell Co.'s Leonis 1 has passed the 5300 mark without finding anything. The Standard Oil Co.'s Cowan 1, the test well of the northeast is at 5900 and reports no showings. The Union Oil Co.'s is doing the pioneering for the southwest with a 6425 foot hole on the Gordon property. The Gordon's only showing was a slight one at 6200 feet. The Marland Oil Co. of California is going to try out the east end of the Domingues field for a deep sand. The test well will be made at Marland No. 7. A 22-inch hole has been started and it is the intention to carry the deep well as far as mechanical means will allow. Domingue field developments now include three wells drilling by the Marand, Henderson Petroleum Corp. 1, the Shell Co. 12 wells, the United-Henderson two wells and the Union Oil Co. five wells. The output of the Domingues field now runs around 52,000 barrels daily. Development work is moving rapidly in the new Baldwin Hills-Culver City field. Ten companies are in the new district and a total of 20 wells are underway. The Standard Oil Co. is leading the development work with nine wells drilling. The Standard's most recent completion, Los Angeles Investment No. 1-3 at 2519 feet is doing 175 barrels. On the Howard-Smith property the Standards test well No. 1 has reached a depth of 5900 feet and has not found anything that looks like production. To date no deep wells have made good in the Baldwin Hills District. Developments listed at Culver City-Baldwin Hills now includes a well drilling by Oscar Howard, two ocations stalked by the Pacific Oil Co., Mohawk Oil & Gas Co. starting No. 2, the Pan-American starting Cone No. 3 and No. 4, the Petroleum Midway down 1550 feet on Smith I and starting Moyniers I, and the Universal Consolidated spudding on Youngwnd I. With the abandonment of the Laura J Oil Co.'s deep test well at Torrance all hopes for deep sand production has vanished. The Laura J drilled to 4780 tried out the well for two months and got little but a lot of water. The well produced a little oil and was that it might make good if the water conditions could be solved. It appears that the deep water sands and the deep oil sands are so close together that it is almost impossible to separate them with pipe and cement. The Laura J Oil Co. spent at lot of money and gave the project an exhaustive and thorough test. The Chanslor-Canfield failed to find anything in its 6500 foot Francis well and gave it up. The Shell Co.'s drilled Kerler No. 2 to 5300 and found nothing. This afternoon confirmed the nomination of George Alexander Parks of Alaska to be governor of Alaska. Parks will take office June 13 on which date the term of Scott Bone present governor expires. LOS ANGELES—The laundry mark "070" was the only clue to establish the identity of a woman found dead yesterday on the bench near here. The body was bruised, indicating the woman had been murdered. SAN FRANCISCO—Two women were held as witnesses, and police today sought two men in their investigation of the mystery slaying of James Carides, a Greek who was beaten over the head near his home early today and died at a hospital without making a statement. Police believe a fight over a woman was responsible. SAN FRANCISCO—Taken from a Sutter-stet airport early today suffering from cerebral hemorrhage, a man died at the Harbor Emergency hospital without giving his name. SAN FRANCISCO—Stricken while he was in a friend's apartment, W.A.Dalrymple died at the Harbor Emergency hospital here today without regaining consciousness. LOS ANGELES—For the sake of his two children, "Ping" Bodie, famous baseball player, has dropped his suit for divorce. Bodie alleged his wife annoyed him by coming to ball games and rooting against his side. It was stated today they had become reconciled. LOS ANGELES—An investigation of the auto accident which caused the death of William Davis, 79, grandfather of Mildred Davis, film star—wife of the comedian, Harold Lloyd—was ordered by police today. Davis was struck by a machine driven by Charles Townsend, realtor. LOS ANGELES—While he stood on edge of a Broadway tunnel here today, an unidentified man shot himself thru the head and plunged down an embankment in view of hundreds. SACRAMENTO—Dr.F.J.Wildanger, wellknown Elk Grove physician is dead as the result of an auto accident when his vehicle collided with a car driven by H.C.Solomonson. LOS ANGELES—Society women are suffering from an epidemic of mumps, physclans reports revealed today. WASHINGTON—President Coolidge today nominated John J.Premain to be postmaster at North San Diego. "I don't know how I charge. But no one was in Wednesday after the first in that we began to think sinking a shaft." MAKE PLANS TO GET INDUSTRY Plans to unite the industry efforts of the individual Council C.O.of the county were scheduled to be discussed at the luncheon meeting of the secretary Seal Beach today. The proposal for the work, the ways means, were threshed out yesterday at the special committee. Those sent yesterday were Secret Reld of the Anaheim C.O.of Oliger of Santa Ana, Johns Orange, Welch of the Orange Harbor C.O.of Sandand charge of the industrial department of the Santa Ana C.O.at The Seal Beach meet date will be set for the month of interests working to obtain dustries for the County. By co.orginating interest will be possible for the county to work in harmor aid any single community tainting an enterprise which seeking those behind the plan want to divert e industries to Orange-co.ln of having them go to Lo geses-co. NEW SCENERY HI H.S.SALUMNI P.I The Hi School alumni "Seven Keys to Baldpate have a fine set of new secrest assist the performance next day evening. The audie stage has been transforme purpose. Rehearsals are being hround midnight every night under the direction Lucille Blickley, head of th matics department, and th formance is becoming more finished. The cast is the same one gave "The Hotentot." SEYMOUR RESIGN WASHINGTON,Feb.,19 resignation of A.T.Seymour who has directed anti-truss cutions on behalf of me ment has been submitted ident Coolidge. Seymour announced to would retire shortly after gument in the case of the trial Ass'n of San Francisco the United States in this court This case involving expertise Blowers, Mrs. Jean Ire- of Los Angeles and Mrs. of Olinda, Mr. and Mrs. well, staying with them saturday. Thelma Cannady has been friends in Los Angeles all Mrs. Cannady went up on to spend the weekend, at-an entertainment and a Saturday evening and re-home with Miss Thelma evening. Are glad to report Wayne kicker Chris, McCoy, I. D. who have all been sick are in. Kneuzil attended a get-together at the home ofordon on Princeton-ave day afternoon. Margaret Falconer has re- to her home in Highland after a pleasant visit with us and friends here. and Mrs. Whitney Reeve mall son, Whitney, Jr., of a spent several hays of seek visiting at the home of and Mrs. C. H. Woodruff on Deed-st. and Mrs. Sherman Stewart daughter of Taft are visiting home of Mr. and Mrs. Jas- at on Laurel-st. many friends of Mrs. Forrst will be glad to learn he is able to be up again several weeks' illness. Ooh! To be or not to be. There's the rub. PLE WAY TO TAKE OFF FAT Anything be simpler than a convenient little tablet times each day until your it is reduced to normal? Of not. 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The plaintiffs, much to the surprise of those who had arranged the court docket allotting two days to the trial, were still calling witnesses today to supplement their contention that their groves were damaged to the total extent of $17,500 by fumes and dust from a rock crusher the paving company established on the Bastanchury ranch. Belle Benchly, employed by the Benchley Fruit company, brought the company's books into court for one of the lawyers. She was only on the stand a few minutes, declaring that the books she had were those kept by the company. They had not been opened, but before the plaintiff's case is finished it was expected they would be delved into in an effort to prove that the receipts of sales from the two ranches last year did not reach the total of those of the year before. Robert Kelley, H. G. Miner and Ben Hemerly, ranchers in the neighborhood, testified they had inspected the two groves in question and had noticed the fruit on the side towards the rock erosher was not as heavy or in as good condition as the fruit on the opposite side. SEYMOUR RESIGNATION OF A. T. Seymantist to the attorney who has directed anti-truss cutions on behalf of the court. This case, involving labor situation, is expected heard the week of March. 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Several villages have been attacked with many casualties on both sides. LONDON. — The Milan Corriere was seized today for saying Sigor Fairimacel's speech at Cromona did not justify the hope that the Italian elections would be carried out in an atmosphere of liberty, according to dispatches received from Milan by the Times. CONSTANTINOPLE — The government today ordered the military commander at Diarlekr to take energetic measures to repress the Kurd element, even to use airplane bomb attacks should he think them necessary. LONDON. — The "red" army in Russia would be reduced to 5000 men if a proposal said to have been made by the revolutionary war council be adopted, a Moscow dispatch said today. SHANGHAI — Forces formerly led by Sun Yat Sen have captured Tamsui, the headquarters of Chen Chu Ming, it was learned today. TOKYO. — It was authoritatively learned today that Minister to Poland Sato will be appointed Japanese charge d'affaires in Russia. PEKING. — Accompanied by a German doctor, Dr. Sun Yat Sen, Southern Chinese leader, was moved from the Rockefeller hospital in an ambulance to a private home, suffering no bad effect. TOKYO. — The authorities issued a precautionary warning today against typhoid fever, there having been 631 cases and 137 deaths from the disease in Tokyo alone since Jan. 1. TOKYO. — Hundreds were fighting a huge fire menacing Nasu forest reserve. A large area MITCHELL CALLED TO WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON, Feb. 18. — Byig Gen. Wm. Mitchell, the "flying general," storm center of the aircraft controversy now raging in official Washington, has been summoned to the White House for a conference with President Coolidge tomorrow at which he will be told he must either accept demotion to a colonelcy with resultant loss of his position as assistant chief of the army air service or resign from the army. President Coolidge, it was learned absolutely authoritatively this afternoon, has decided upon this drastic action as a result of the furore that has been aroused in army and navy circles by Mitchell's sensational testimony before congressional committees during past two weeks. It is reported Secretaries Weeks and Wilbur demanded such action with an alternative that they would resign otherwise. COONTZ OPPOSES UNIFIED SERVICE LOS ANGELES, Feb. 18. — Admiral Robt. E. Coontz, commander in chief of the American navy, is opposed to the unification of the air forces of the army and navy, as advocated by Gen. William Mitchell, he said today. "I do not know of anyone in the navy who wishes to see the air forces unified." Admiral Coontz said. At the same time he declined to comment on General Mitchell's advocacy of this program. ADOPT PLANS TO PAVE E. TRUSLOW Fullerton trustees last night adopted plans and specifications for paying East Truslow-ave from Baleolm to Lawrence-aves. The matter had been under consideration for some time. A communication was received from the secretary of the Colour river aqueduct, saying that meeting would be held in KE PLANS TO GET INDUSTRIES plans to unite the industrial efforts of the individual C. of the county were scheduled to be discussed at the luncheon meeting of the secretaries at Beach today. The program for the work, the ways and means, were threshed out here yesterday at the meeting of a special committee. Those pre-wednesday were Secretaries of the Anaheim C. of C., Chief of Santa Ana, Johnson of Orange, Welch of the Orange-co., Bob C. of C., and Sanders, in large of the industrial department of the Santa Ana C. of C. At the Seal Beach meeting a will be set for the meeting interests working to obtain information for the county. NEW SCENERY FOR H. S. ALUMNI PLAY The Hi School alumni play, seven Keys to Baldpate," will have a fine set of new secrecy to list the performance next Friday evening. The auditorium has been transformed for this purpose. Rehearsals are being held till midnight every night this week under the direction of Miss Collee Blickley, head of the drafts department, and the performance is becoming more and more finished. The cast is the same one which gave "The Hottentot." SEYMOUR RESIGNS WASHINGTON, Feb. 18.—The designation of A. T. Seymour, assistant to the attorney general, who has directed anti-trust prosecutions on behalf of the government, has been submitted to President Coolidge. Seymour announced today he would retire shortly after the arrival in the case of the Industrial Ass'n of San Francisco versus the United States in the supreme court. This case, involving a union arbitration, is expected to be TOKYO—The authorities issued a precautionary warning today against typhoid fever, there having been 631 cases and 137 deaths from the disease in Tokyo alone since Jan. 1. TOKYO.—Hundreds were fighting a huge fire menacing the Nasu forest reserve. A large area already has been fire-swept. BOMBAY.—A motor truck carrying a wedding party overturned in the province of Indore today. Twenty persons were reported killed and 15 injured. FINISH WORLD'S BIGGEST TUNNEL HUNTINGTON LAKE, Feb. 18. The last shot completing the $17,000,000 Florence lake tunnel of the Southern California Edison Co.'s gigantic power project was fired today. INSTALL NICKLE PLATING MACHINE The Anaheim Welding & Manufacturing Co. is installing a nickle plating machine to take care of large and small jobs. The concern will be all equipped to do such work on or about March 15. Besides nickel plating, which is said to be done nowhere else in Anaheim, the firm will do copper and silver plating. Three men will be available for plating work, headed by J. A. Trewett, who has been with the firm since last September. SOUTH THREATENS COMMERCIAL WAR WASHINGTON, Feb. 18.—A commercial war "comparable only to the civil war" will result in northern states enacting discriminatory laws against cotton products Sen. Overman, Dem. of No. Car., warned the nation today in a speech in the senate. INFORMALLY TALK NAVAL RESTRICTION LONDON, Feb. 18.—The United States and Great Britain already have informally discussed the question of restricting navies the house of commons was told today by Austin Chamberlain, British secretary of foreign affairs. NEARLY NORMAL ROME, Feb. 18.—Premier Mussolini's temperature was only slightly above normal and his pulse was "excellent." His physio- ADOPT PLANS TO PAVE E. TRUSLOW Fullerton trustees last night adopted plans and specifications for paving East Truslow-ave from Balecolm to Lawrence-aves. The matter had been under consideration for some time. A communication was received from the secretary of the Colorado river aqueduct, saying that meeting would be held in Ann's Inn, Santa Anna, Feb. 21 regard to obtaining water from the Colorado river, and inviting the board to send representatives. The whole board plans to accept the invitation. R. E. Peschel complained of bad roads on So. Nicholas-ave. The matter was referred to the street committee and city engineer. A report on the water situation on North Raymond-ave was made by the committee appointed to investigate the matter, and recommendation was made to the board that temporary relief be given by opening a gutter, and permanent relief by grading and curbs. The board adjourned. WILL FORCE EXTRA CONGRESS SESSION WASHINGTON, Feb. 18.—Senator George W. Norris, Rep. of Nebraska, leader of the progressive bloc, served noticed on the Senate this afternoon that he would organize a filibuster in the sixty-ninth congress to force an extra session after March 4, 1926. Morris voiced this threat in retaliation for the administration action in preventing passage of his constitutional amendment convening new congresses in the January following each election. Norris said the amendment, approved by the senate a year ago, was tied up in the house by President Coolidge Speaker Gillett and Republican leader Longworth. Held on Alleged Wedding Conspiracy LOS ANGELES, Feb. 18.—Miss Jennie R. Taylor, 20, A.R.Rhodes, 25, both of Freeport, Long Island, and J.W.Box, 25, of Buffalo, N.Y., were arrested here today in an alleged "marriage conspiracy." According to police, the girl went thrue a marriage ceremony Jan. 23 in Erie, Pa., with Rhodes and immediately left for California, traveling with Box, planning to avoid Mann act charges. Box's wife in Buffalo started police investigation. YOU MAY WIN $1,500 If you are able to make the most words out of the letters contained in the words "TOILET NECCESI-TIES," a total of $3,000 in cash prizes will be awarded to competitions SEYMOUR RESIGNS WASHINGTON, Feb. 18.—The signation of A. T. Seymour, assistant to the attorney general, has directed anti-trust prosecutions on behalf of the government, has been submitted to President Coolidge. Seymour announced today he would retire shortly after the arriement in the case of the Industrial Ass'n of San Francisco versus the United States in the supreme court. This case, involving a union labor situation, is expected to be heard the week of March 9. INFORMALLY TALK NAVAL RESTRICTION LONDON, Feb. 18.—The United States and Great Britain already have informally discussed the question of restricting navies the house of commons was told today by Austin Chamberlain, British secretary of foreign affairs. NEARLY NORMAL ROME, Feb. 18. — Premier Mussolini's temperature was only slightly above normal and his pulse was "excellent," his physiologists announced today. The Fascist leader may recover from his attack of la gripe in a few days, it was said. YOU MAY WIN $1,500 If you are able to make the most words out of the letters contained in the words "TOILET NECESSITIES." A total of $3,000 in cash prizes will be awarded to competitors in this Great Word-Building Contest. Send stands for circular and rulea Address Sheffiled Laboratorjex Dept. 12, Aurea, Illinois. DO YOU WANT TO SAVE? Saturday, February the 21st ANNUAL FEBRUARY DOLLAR DAY One of the outstanding bargain events of the whole year, one that is full of the kind of bargains that gladden the hearts of the thrifty folks of Anaheim. We are going to outstrip all former records; better lay your plans to be here bright and early Saturday morning. SOUTHWICK'S THE BARGAIN STORE 245-247 W. Center-st Anaheim SEE FRIDAY'S PAPERS