oc-plain-dealer 1925-02-20

CALUMPIT CAMP OFFICERS BUSY Calumpit Camp No. 28, Department of California, United Spanish War Veterans, held one of its regular meetings in the K.P. Hall Santa Ana, last Tuesday night. Not much routine business was conducted but much time was taken up with reports of officers and committees of partially conducted affairs. Patriotic Instructor R. H. Lee made glowing reports of progress on the program of the spreading out of the Flag Etiquette by the Spanish War Veterans and the American Legion. Chas. E. Dixon, the Camp Historian read the second chapter of the History he is writing of Calumpit Camp. Motions were made, seconded and carried, for the purchase of six old style, Springfield rifles so that the Camp could conduct military funerals in the proper manner. Comraded M.C. Copeur and Chas. E. Dixon, appointed to assist the Chaplain in the Memorial Day program, Chas. E. Chatino, E. E. Patner and Chas. E. Dixon to frame and send telegrams supporting the Bursaunt Bill, and Forrest Gay a receipt for two years paid up dues for meritorious services to the Camp. The Patriotic Societies of Santa Ana, packed the Supervisorial Chambers with their committees, Tuesday morning, and presented eight petitions from that number of Patriotic Societies for the Board of Supervisers to provide a Patriotic Hall as a Memorial to the Soldiers of the several wars, and to be dedicated to the use of the Patriotic Societies of Orange co. After the petitions had been read by the clerk, Chairman Talbert asked for remarks. Each society was represented by a speaker who presented the matter from the standpoint of that organization. Fear Children on Way to Mexico Authorities are looking for Bernardino Aparejo of Placentia, alleged to be fleeing toward Mexico with three of his four children, their ages ranging from 2 to 7. The charge of kidnapping was issued on complaint of Cerilla Raya, admitted common law wife of the fugitive. Aparicio, it is claimed, is rightfully or wrongly married to two other women, one of whom lives at La Habra and from whom he was estranged about eight years ago. At that time he went to live with Miss Raya, then 13 years old, she told the authorities, and to this union four children were born. Then the prolific wooer 'broke' with his third affinity. She kept the children and he paid for their support until a month ago. Saturday he appeared at her house in Placentia, she told officers, and stated he would take the kiddies for a ride, buy them candy and find them new clothes. The mother claims he never returned, and she fears he is headed toward Mexico, where another wife lives. CALLAIUX AGAIN MAN OF THE HOUR Paris, Feb. 20: Joseph Callaius, former premier, who was banished from political life in disgrace five years ago, made his triumphal "official" re-entry into Paris today with all France looking toward him as the saviour of the frane. Callaius is expected to be a candidate for the chamber of deputies at the May 4 elections. CONTINUE DUST DAMAGE SUIT Continuance of a joint suit for damages of $17,500 brought by Charles M. Bean and George Cornwall. Fullerton ranchers, against the Los Angeles Paving company to March 2, was announced by Su. News Briefs COLUMBUS—Interspersing hymn chanting with repeated assertion that "Jesus is a friend of praise," Henry Brown, 54, migrovent to his death early today in the electric chair for murdering a patrolman. FAIRFIELD—An inquest was to be held today into the death of Miss Lucy Howatt Red Cross nurse who was instantly killed when the auto she was driving was struck by a Vacaville Electric car. HERMOSILLO, Mex — Margarita Alvarez, 14, and Juan Sanchez 19, dead here today, were the victims of jealousy, according to police. Sanchez killed the girl; she sweetheart, and then sent a bullet into his brain after a violent lower ear's quarrel. SACRAMENTO—The ranch for merely owned by Alex Kels, was raided by federal prohibition agents early today and yielded a 50-gallon still. The still was operated on the same spot where Kels is alleged to have cremated the body of his vietnam war hawstack, according to officer Chas. H. Graves, arrested as operator of the still, said he had rented the property, which is located near Lodi, from Mrs. Kels. ROME—George Cardinal Murdein of Chicago had a length conference today with Cardinal Gasparri, discussing the progress of Catholicism in the United States. The conference was followed by another with Privat Chamberlain Monsignor Cacela which arrangements were made for Cardinal Mundelein's visit with the pope. SAN DIEGO—After binding all grazing the manager of one Chambers with their committees, Tuesday morning, and presented eight petitions from that number of Patriotic Societies for the Board of Supervisers to provide a Patriotic Hall as a Memorial to the Soldiers of the several wars, and to be dedicated to the use of the Patriotic Societies of Orange-co. After the petitions had been read by the clerk, Chairman Talbert asked for remarks. Each society was represented by a speaker who presented the matter from the standpoint of that organization. Many questions were asked by the supervisors and considerable discussion arose over ways and means. The supervisers were favorable to the proposition of a Patriotic Hall and a Resolution favoring it was passed by them but left the question of providing funds an open one for the present. The committees were in charge of Chas. E. Dixon, department inspector, of the Spanish War Veterans, who is chairman of the committees for a patriotic hall. That the supervisors would take the action they did was expected by the various Soldier Societies and now it remains for a decision as to the method of raising the necessary funds. Section 4041 F Page 1141, of the Political Code, contains at act approved, May 18, 1921, authorizes county boards of supervisers to provide patriotic halls in three ways: To levy a tax of three mills on the dollar, to appropiate from the general fund or to bond the county. It was stated that the general fund would not take care of the proposition in the fiscal year, that a three mills tax would raise about $45,000.00 but that a bond issue would be the quickest method. The means employed will be taken under advisement by the board; meanwhile, the patriotic people can feel that their battle has been partially won and victory is in sight. Zenith Electric Washers It Will Wash in 4 Minutes Lest We Forget. Tell the truth and be honest. Don't misrepresent. Don't make promises you cannot fulfill. Don’t forge; that we are as much interested in a customer after she buys, as at the time of purchase and that we render a great lasting service. For Demonstration Phone 6. A. W. ANDERSON M. W. MARTENET HARDWARE 151 W. Center St. Anaheim, Calif. Paris today with all France looking toward him as the saviour of the frane. Calliux is expected to be a candidate for the chamber of deputies at the May 4 elections. CONTINUE DUST DAMAGE SUIT Continuance of a joint suit for damages of $17,500 brought by Charles M. Bean and George Cornwall, Fullerton ranchers, against the Los Angeles Paving company to March 2, was announced by Superior Judge F. C. Drumm. The raziers claim their orange trees were damaged by dust from the company's rock crusher. supervisers to provide patriotic halls in three ways: To levy a tax of three mills on the dollar, to appropiate from the general fund or to bond the county. It was stated that the general fund would not take care of the proposition in the fiscal year, that a three mills tax would raise about $45,000.00 but that a bond issue would be the quickest method. The means employed will be taken under advisement by the board; meanwhile, the patriotic people can feel that their battle has been partially won and victory is in sight. WASHINGTON—Charges that the recommendations of the president's agricultural commission were dictated by Secy. of Commerce Hoover were denied today before the senate agrificultural committee by former Governor Rod D. Carey of Wyoming, chairman the commission. LOS ANGELES—Funeral services were held here today. William Davis, grandfather of M. Harold Lloyd, wife of the first comedian. He was struck by auto. WASHINGTON—A conference will be held Feb. 27, between P. Lewis of the United Mine Workers, and Warren S. Stone, president of the Brotherhood of Lafarge Engineers, and a committee of the American Federation Labor, consisting of Secretr Frank A. Morrison, Martin F. an and J. P. Noonan, to adjust differences between the workers and engineers in the ginereers coal mines in the River district of West Virginia was announced today. LOS ANGELES—Newton "mer" Page, Los Angeles gambler, took the witness saint in Justice Russell's court today call his own story of self defense in explanation of the confessing of Al Joseph, San Francisco gunman—gangster, in notorious Soronto club, Feb. LOS ANGELES—To discuss plans for the Australia-Hawaii maneuvers final conferences held today between Admiral E. Cochrane, commander in chief of U.S. fleet, with divisional commanders preparatory to departure for San Diego late aboard his flagship, U. S. S. tie. For Demonstration Phone 6 A. W. ANDERSON M. W. MARTENET HARDWARE 151 W. Center St. Anaheim, Calif. WITH SERVICE COURTESY Gas Service--Not GAS We speak of various kinds of service, mail service, train service, telephone service. Why not Gas Service? Gas Service is what you buy, use and pay for, not merely the GAS. Gas without service is a mere vapor. With the service rendered by your company it becomes the finest of fuels—clean, reliable and economical. And what's more it is ready when you want it. The term "gas bill" is misleading. It should be "bill for gas service." Southern Counties Gas Company District Superintendent 298 E. CENTER ST. PHONE 164 NEWS Briefs MBUS—Interspersing sentencing with repeated assent at "Jesus is a friend of Henry Brown," 54, negro, its death early today in the chair for murdering a FIELD—An inquest was to today into the death of Howatt Red Cross nurse, instantly killed when the was driving was struck availille Electric car. OSILAO, Mex.—Margaraz, 14, and Jumn Sanchez, there today, were the viciously, according to poenhez killed the girl, his art, and then sent a bullet brain after a violent love melento—The ranch formed by Alex Kels, executive for the murder of an laborer, was raided by prohibition agents early toyielded a 50-gallon still was operated on the same where Kels is alleged to have the body of his victim an officer. Graves, arrested as opf the still, said he had the property, which is loar Lodi, from Mrs. Kels. DIEGO—After binding and the manager of one of present assignment, it was stated officially at the White House today. WASHINGTON—Pres. Coolidge probably will not name a new ambassador to Germany before Maren 4, it was stated at the White House today. WASHINGTON—Only the most casual sort of conversation looking to a new armament court have taken place thus far, it was stated officially at the White House this afternoon. No notes have been interchanged among the powers on the subject. LOS ANGELES—Heaping baskets of So. Calif. fruits and flowers will be placed every morning in the rooms of delegates attending the annual convention of National Assn. of Building Exchange opening for four days here next Tuesday. It was announced today. WASHINGTON—a point of order by Sen. Norris, Rep. of Neb., on consideration of the conference report on the Underwood Muacee Shonlo bill was upheld this afternoon by Sen. Cummins, the president pro tem. This ruling had the effect of rendering the bill back to LOS ANGELES—Mrs. Evelyn man is a Class Ad in this paper. Kenyon collapsed and was red away weeping today when her husband, Albert, Hollywood recenarro writer, testified in court in his divorce suit of Mrs. Kenyon's alleged association with Arthur Zellner, said to be a screen company employee. Rosemary Cooper, film star, was named as co-respondent. conference, but Sen. Underwood Dem. of Ala., appealed it to the ruling of the chair and a vote was ordered. SALT LAKE—Capital punishment woe end if the legislature passes a b. introduced by Rep. Gorgin of Salt Lake. Another bill introduced by Rep. Chas Redd of San Juan-co, provides a state racing commission of three, and legalizes horse racing in every zone of that term. ROME—Father Dechamps today was credited Bishop of Tennessee by Pope Plus. At the same time announcement was made that the Rev. Thos. Kidd, rector of the Toronto seminary, had been made Bishop of Calgary. The most economical little salesman is a Class Ad in this paper. ALFALFA” DOCTOR TO STOP IN JAIL Orange county’s jail is to receive Rev H. W. Albreyton so-called “peapod scientist” who appeal from sentence to the toror court at Santa Ana been denied, it was learned to die tail affable “doctor,” who dered to serve six months in county jail and to pay a fine $300 at the time of trial) who was found guilty of peace mediative without a state case. Prosecution was brief following the death of two girls he treated for heart alarms. Albreyton dare’s case drew wide attention through his own manufacturing a human and of finding an elixir of oil in a pet pod and affalfa re His further claims to have held a “love prisoner” by Jenelle McFadden, wife of ainent Santa Ana pioneer, potential home in Altadena she and her daughter lived argued a stir. This assertive promptly dented by the Mdena, who have a suit on Los Angeles to rattle off from the “scientist.” The Greatest Bargain Day of the Y GEORGE CARDINAL MUNCH OF CHICAGO had a lengthy course today with Cardinal discussing the progress of policism in the United The conference was folanother with Private Monsignor Caceia at arrangements were made for Mundelcin's visit with FRANCISCO. Margaret 16, was accidentally shot bycis Freisson, 12, as the Jawing how a gun worked. Emergency hospital it was girl was only slightly inHINGTON—Charges that commendations of the presagricultural commission detected by Secy. of ComHoover were denied today the senate agricultural comby former Governor Robt. of Wyoming, chairman of commission. ANGELES—Funeral serwere held here today for Davis, grandfather of Mrs. Lloyd, wife of the film John. He was struck by an SHINGTON—A conference held Feb. 27, between President of the United Mine Workand Warren S. Stone, president of the Brotherhood of LocoEngineers, and a committhe American Federation of consisting of Secretary A. Morrison, Martin F. RyJ. P. Noonan, to adjust the ences between the mine ars and engineers in the encoal mines in the New district of West Virginia, it announced today. ANGELES—Newton "FarPage, Los Angeles boss, took the witness stand at Russell's court today to his own story of self defense planation of the confessiong of Al Joseph, San Frangunman—gangster, in the ous Sorronto club, Feb. 7. ANGELES—To discuss for the Australia-Hawaii suppers final conferences were today between Admiral Robt. Coontr, commander in chief U. S. fleet, with division manders preparatory to his ture for San Diego late today and his flagship, U. S. S. Seat. IOLLA Tomorrow One Day Only! SOUTH WOODS THE BARGAIN SHOP FIBRE SILK HOSE 3 Pr. For Rich, lustrous fibre silks in plain colors. Double thread lisle heels and toes. SILK HOSE 2 PAIRS Fine count, pure thread silks, plain or dropstitch styles. Underwear Separates 3 Ton Cream color balbriggan shirts and drawers, in all sizes. "VAN HEUSEN" COLLARS 3 FOR Famous quality collars that sell for 50¢ everywhere. LADIES' RAYON HOSE 2 Pr. For BOYS' Stockings 5 PR. FOR LEATHER DRESS BELTS 2 FOR LADIES' RAYON HOSE 2 Pr. For Fine, luxurious Fibre Silks. Trim fitting hose with lissle heels and toes. Ladies' Lisle Hose 4 PAIRS Fast color black only. All sizes. 4 Pair BOYS' Stockings 5 PR. FOR Fast color black with reinforced feet. LEATHER DRESS BELTS 2 FOR Soft, pliable bridle leather in a big assortment of slide buckles. DOLLAR DAY IS THE WORKING MAN'S BARGAIN WORK SHIRTS 2 for Nice quality, full cut blus chambrays LEATHER GLOVES Wrist or gauntlet type, soft leather — well stitched BOYS' OVERALLS All boys' sizes in these heavy, full cut garments Leatherface GLOVES—5 pr. Gauntlet type gloves with heavy leather palm FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1925 ALFALFA” DOCTOR STOP IN JAIL Orange county’s jail is to resent Rex H. W. Albrextondare, called “peapod scientist” whose real from sentence to the surior court at Santa Ana has dented, it was learned today. Mallia affable “doctor,” was ordied to serve six months in the city jail and to pay a fine of at the time of trim) when he found guilty of practicing leave without a state certification was brought wiving the death of two Orange he treated for heart almeita. Albrextondare’s case drew stateattention through his claims manufacturing a human body of finding an elixir of youth in pea pod and alfalfa remedy. Further claims to have been in a “love prisoner” by Mrs. McFadden, wife of a promistion Santa Ana pioneer, in his initial home in Altadena where and her daughter lived, also used a stir. This assertion was imply dented by the McFadden, who have a suit on file in Angeles to relief $83,000 on the “scientist,” on the CHILD’S MARRIAGE IS ANNULLED Mrs. K. Dehkes, mother of 15-year-old Evelyn Dehkes, too dancer of Los Angeles, today had succeeded in annulling her daughter’s marriage to Van V. Wagner, after Judge Z. B. West had threatened to have the girl arrested by juvenile authorities on a perjury charge, and had held up the annulment order for three weeks. Wagner, himself, is under arrest in Orange-co on a charge of perjury arling out of the asserted inopportune marriage. A Class Ad will bring you results. ground that they advanced him that sum to further his discoverles. Brought into fall and given a ball, Albrextondare gave up $7500 in bonds to prisoners. This fund has been attached by the McFaddens, who are being fought in the legal struggle for the money by Ruth Disardoff-Shaw, former Santa Ana solitant, who is said to have been a boon companion of the “doctor.” It was Miss Shaw, according to the McFaddens, who induced them to permit her and Albrextondare to take up quarters in the McFadden home. Who Is Your Skinny Friend, Ethel? Tell him to take Cod Liver Oil for a couple of months and get enough good healthy flesh on his bones to look like a real man. Tell him, it’s the only way to take those grave-like hollows from his cheeks and neck. Tell him he won’t have to swallow the pasty oil with the nauseating fishy taste, because the McCoy Laboratories of New York are now putting up Cod Liver Oil in sugar coated tablet form. Ask for McCoy’s Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets. Heying’s Pharmacy, Jackson Drug Co., Orange Co. Drug Co., and every druggist worthy the names sells them—60 tablets—60 cents. Any man or woman can put on five pounds of healthy flesh in 30 days or your druggist will willingly refund the purchase price. One woman put on 15 pounds in six weeks. Children grow robust and strong—Feeble old people feel younger in a few weeks. “Be sure to get McCoy’s original and genuine Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablet.” SARDAY SOUTHWICK'S BARGAIN STORES Tomorrow Saturday Only! ERCERIZED isle Hose 5 PR. big combed ton with high tre finish. In a supply this price. LOT MEN'S PAJAMAS Light striped ffannelttes. Full cut with fibro frogs on the coats. LOT MEN'S Dress Caps Short lots from higher priced lines make up the assortment. All sizes in the lot. SILK OR KNIT TIES 2 For $ Handsome new designs in cut silks or popular knit ties. Replenish your tie stocks at this money, saving price. 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