oc-plain-dealer 1925-03-06

MRS. DENNISTOUN PALE AND DRAWN LONDON, March 6.—A four-day battle of wits between Mrs. Dorothy Dennistoun, whose charges of love sacrifices for her husband opened a Pandora's box of scandal, and Sir Edward Marshall Hall famous British barrister, ended in a temporary armistice today. Mrs. Dennistoun quite evidently was tired out when she concluded her long siege in the witness box. She appeared less worn, however, than the barrister. He was forced to ask the court for an adjournment until next Tuesday to permit him to rest. Mrs. Dennistoun identified Major Woevodsky, who asked to stand up in the court room, as a married man she admitted had staved at the same hotel as she did in Paris, but added. "It was a business trip." Mrs. Dennistoun admitted she went to Spain with Maj. Woevodsky to witness a bull fight as the guests of the mafador, Canero. "Canero was great friend of mine," she said. The witness said that "Mr. R," adviser to Young Lord Carnarvon, was willing to marry her. She testified he was with a good business firm and had an income of $5500 yearly. LONDON, March 6.—Mrs. Dorothy Dennistoun, whose story of her love sacrifices for her husband set British tongues wagging, was pale and drawn when she took the witness stand today and underwent her fourth successive day of cross-examination. Sir Edward Marshall Hall, of counsel for Col. Jan Dennistoun in the action his divorceced wife brot to recover money she claimed she advanced him, questioned Mrs. Dennistoun severely regarding her letters to her maid. He was particularly searching regarding one which directed the maid to look in the medicine her love sacrifices for her husband set British tongues wagging, was pale and drawn when she took the witness stand today and underwent her fourth successive day of cross-examination. Sir Edward Marshall Hall of counsel for Col. Ian Dennistoun in the action his divorced wife brot to recover money she claimed she advanced him, questioned Mrs. Dennistoun severely regarding her letters to her maid. He was particularly searching regarding one which directed the maid to look in the medicine chest, get the small brass box labeled "dispatch" and send this post-haste to Paris. Sir Edward said this letter was written at the time when Mrs. Dennistoun admitted intimacy with the Spanish, Bolin, and also when she was supposed to be still under the protection of the late Sir John Cowans, wartime quartermaster general of the British army. He also questioned Mrs. Dennistoun closely about letters to her maid in which she seemed considerably worried about the way her maid was making some nightgowns for her. She said she was apparently worried about her nightgowns though she had testified that at that time she was troubled over her condition. "I suppose a woman nearly always thinks of her clothes, whether she is worried or not," Mrs. Dennistoun replied. She admitted that Lady Carnarvon, who married Colonel Dennistoun after his wife divorced him, gave her many clothes and housed her for some time. She denied she ever told Lady Carnarvon her discarded husband was a "scoundrel—the man who sold me to General Cowans." AIRMEN DESTROY CANVAS WARSHIP LINGLEY FIELD, Va., March 6. A battleship of canvas and pasteboard was "destroyed" this morning by army airmen here as the first demonstration of combat airplanes and anti-aircraft guns for members of the house air craft committee from Washington. Small planes dropped light bombs on the imitation battleship and then big Martin bombers finished with job with 2000 pound bombs. Altho a strong wind blew through the day, those in charge of the demonstration said the firing at moving targets by anti-aircraft guns at Fortress Monroe would take place as scheduled late this afternoon. PURCHASES MARKET AT PIGGLY WIGGLY Anaheim folks who have been purchasing their meat at the market in the Piggly Wiggle Store will The purpose of the present test is to demonstrate the capabilities over transcontinental distances of a new system of electrically transmitting pictures devised by the Bell Telephone engineers. Four cities are connected together for the purposes of this test, the arrangements being such that pictures will be sent from Washington, D.C. to New York, Chicago and San Francisco simultaneously. The length of the telephone line between Washington and San Francisco via New York is about 3600 miles, the greatest distance over which pictures have ever been transmitted electrically and the transmission time is only seven minutes. This system of transmitting pictures electrically was first published in May, 1924. The press demonstration is in anticipation of the opening of a transcontinental picture transmission service likely to be announced by the A.A. and T.Co. The system is a development of the engineers of the A.A.F. and C.B., and the Bell Telephone Laboratories, Inc. It is the outcome of work covering several years of provides a simple, rapid and accurate picture transmitting system which will operate over a telephone line. The apparatus rises minutes. News Briefs AUBURN—Counsel for Ray Arnold, member of a prominent Sacramento family, and E.K. Sayer, San Francisco auto mechanic, who late yesterday were sentenced to pay the death penalty for complicity in the slaying of a Japanese woman at Penryn last November, during an attempted holdup, today started the final fight to save the two youths from the scaffold. Notice was filed that the case will be carried to the state supreme. Arnold was sentenced to be hanged at Folsom prison May 15, and Sayer May 22. HEART AND HONOR SHE WANTS FREEDOM Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am a girl 19 years old and have no mother. My father is a queer man or rather I think so. He does want me to have men friends; have a sister a lot older than am and dad will talk to her stead of me and say that he do not want me to go with her. When I get mail he will tell me he does not want me to co-spend with any one. I have a dear man friend in another store I have only met him twice, I hear from his three, but times a week and he seems think a great deal of me. He me a nice Christmas present. PURCHASES MARKET AT PIGGLY WIGGLY Anaheim folks who have been purchasing their meat at the market in the Piggy Wiggly Store will be greeted by a new market owner and manager. J. McMasters is the man, and he will operate under the name of "Mac's Market." The announcement came from Manager Leo Getter. McMasters offers to housewives the same nice fresh meats that have always been conspicuous at the market, also will have a full line of fresh, smoked and salt meats at prices within everybody's purse. McMasters invites the public to inspect his goods and prices. ANAHEIM DAY AT COPPER KETTLE The Copper Kettle Cafeteria, Fullerton, long one of the best places in the sister city for those who want to dine well, will observe "Anaheim Day" Sunday, and many Anaheimers who used to patronize the new proprietors, Charigan W. Moore and Elizabeth Laws, when they were at the West End Cafeteria here, are expected to take Sunday dinner and shake hands with the two. The Copper Kettle is conveniently located at 108 S. Spadendr. It used to be called the American Cafe and before that the Copper Kettle. MINERS OVERCOME SPRINGFIELD, His., March 6. One hundred coal miners were overcome with black damp in the Peabody Mine at Riverton, near here, said there CFWYP U L D here this morning. All except 17 had been removed at noon. Physicians here said there probably would be no fatalities. Nature says that we must not Dwell in houses, dry and hot; then deeply draws some rare designa. Sayer, San Francisco auto mechanic, who late yesterday were sentenced to pay the death penalty for complicity in the slaying of a Japanese woman at Penny last November, during an attempted holdup, today started the final fight to save the two youths from the scaffold. Notice was filed that the case will be carried to the state supreme. Arnold was sentenced to be hanged at Folsom prison May 15, and Sayer May 22. PARIS—Gloria Swanson this afternoon left the hospital and motored to Vernailies, where she has taken apartments. She expects to sail for America March 18. SOUTHAMPTON — Milton S. Barger, treasurer of the New York Central Railroad, died of a hemorrhage yesterday aboard the S. S. Berengaria, it was learned here today when the vessel docked. WASHINGTON—Alfred Dennis of Princess Anne, Maryland, was nominated today by Press Coöldge to be a member of the U. S. tariff commission, succeeding David J. Lewis of Maryland. PHOENIX—Cattle scabies is raging in six of 14 counties in Arizona, it was reported by state officials today. SAN DIEGO—Police today started a search for Chas. Samuelis missing since Monday and whose wife believes him a victim of foul play following the finding of his abandoned auto near La Jolla. LONDON—Sir Hurri Singh was willing to pay $750,000 to hush up the affair with Mrs. Maude Robinson, because it involved certain Mohammedian rights, according to testimony in the William Hobbs trial today. DEL MONTE—While quality in the annual Calif. Auto Dealers golf championship tournament at Del Monte, C. S. Mead of the Annandale Golf Club, Pasdeona, won fame by scoring a hole in one on the 180-yard fifth hole. His tee shot hit on the green, bounced and trickled into the cup. PARIS—Foreign office officials arrested Austen Chamberlain, British secretary of foreign affairs when he alighted from the boat mother. My father is a queer man or rather I think so. He does want me to have men friends have a sister a lot older than am and dad will talk to her stead of me and say that he do not want me to go with be When I get mail he will tell he does not want me to co-spond with any one. I have a dear man friend in another state I have only met him twice, but hear from his three and times a week and he seems think a great deal of me. He me a nice Christmas present wants me to come to him. But father would object of course he know. He is coming to see soon. I dearly love him and love he cares a great deal of me. He is old enough to be father, I am in high school have no desire to finish. A want is some one to love and love me and a home of my Would you advise me to against my father's wishes and out to make a home of my own? CHARLES JEFFREY By no means against your father's wishes and marry a in order to have a home of your own. Love and love alone is sufficient reason for marriage. Man old enough to be your father would be an unfortunate choice for you even if you thought loved him. You and he enjoy. GEN. MITCHELL DEMOTED BY SECRETARY WEEK Mitchell renewed his appeal a unified air service, emphasizing the growing importance of craft in the national defense, declared that he "would contour efforts for the benefit and provement of everything that piles on our national welfare. train at North Station at o clock tonight. Chamberlain mediately reported to the Bu embassy where Premier Hewitt dine with him tonight launch into the unofficialversation on the security problem. WASHINGTON—President Coolidge will not press for action looking to India adherence to the world count the present short session announcement came from White House this afternoon. The most economical little man is a Class Ad in this po S. COOLIDGE TAKING ICE SENT OVER WIRE SMITH CLEARED OF GRAFT CHARGE (Continued from Page One) assemblyman Arthur Ohnimus with reference to the latter's visit to Smith's home in Oakland, Feb. 11 or 12, the report says: "It is impossible for the committee to reconcile the differences in the two statements given by Mr. Ohnimus and Mr. Smith nor can they be reconciled. "There is sufficient in the testimony concerning the actions of the two elective officers of the public, the chief clerk and the sergeant at arms, to call attention to their unwarranted action concerning the defeat of this measure. "These activities are calculated to bring, and have brought upon the house the odium in the public mind that its members are disregardful of their own conduct and of the conduct of their officers. "Such conduct is not to be indulged in a light or frivolous manner and the excuses that such matters were referred to by the officers of the house is entirely reprehensible. "Every reference by an officer of the public characterizing any bill as a cinch bill or introduced for cinch purposes is reflecting upon the member of the house who introduced it and it also reflected upon the system of government which countenances it. Consideration of the report was put over until Monday afternoon by a "gentleman's agreement." It developed that the assembly is divided as to acceptance on account of the severe strictures on Ohnimus and Wilkinson, and also as to what action should be taken with reference to them and the report. One group of administrations members. It was stated, planned FIND WOMAN IN MAN'S CLOTHES Admitting she was a girl at the time of her arrest by Ana police she protested against a boy, Louise Lamar, 22 years old today was ordered held guilty to a charge of vagrue fore Justice K. E. Morrison. Also receiving the sentence was Edgar Lamar, with whom the girl was tried. The girl's hair was short and her clothing was tical to that of her comrade whom she said was her bride. Jailers, upon presentation prisoners, found themselvesized. They frankly did not whether to put the prisoner said she was a boy in the cell or in the women's cell. A physician was called to proper answer. Arraigned as "Jane D. girl insisted to the court," name is Louise Lamar. They had rented roc Santa Ana after their arrival the east, they said, but police informed of their presence the proprietor of the doorming house was asked why they could purchase Finger prints of the tree been broadcast to all state union in an effort to ascertain the identity they profess. Exercise alone should be slender lines. Look at the one thing that follows low in some instances is able to present a resolution lingering the resignation of the taches. Other members would strenuously resist effort. FOR Curtis leaving the White House for the inauguration at the Capitol. minutes. system of transmitting pictureically was first publicized in essentially its present form in May, 1924. The present installation is in anticipation of opening of a transcontinental transmission service shortly announced by the A. T. Co. system is a development of engineers of the A.F. and T. and the Bell Telephone Laboratories, Inc. It is the outcome of covering several years and uses a simple, rapid and accurate transmitting system that operate over a telephone line. The apparatus represents the association of many recent inventions by telephone engineers together with standard types of telephone and telegraph apparatus which have been readapted to this new use. The simplicity of the method is such that a positive transparency film is suitable for transmission. The apparatus is so designed as to transmit a picture five inches by seven inches in seven minutes. The picture is received in such form that after photographic development of the usual sort, it is practically undistinguishable from an ordinary photograph and is ready for newspaper or other reproduction. HE WANTS FREEDOM Mr Mrs Thompson: I am a 50 years old and have no father. My father is a queer man, her I think so. He does not come to have men friends. I am a sister a lot older than I and dad will talk to her out of me and say that he does want me to go with boys. I get mail he will tell her does not want me to correspond with any one. I have a very man friend in another state, only met him twice, but I from his three and four weeks and he seems to a great deal of me. He sent nice Christmas present and put over until Monday afternoon by a "gentleman's agreement." It developed that the assembly is divided as to acceptance on account of the severe strictures on Ohnimus and Wilkinson, and also as to what action should be taken with reference to them and the report. One group of administrations members it was stated planned to present a resolution ing the resignation of the taches. Other members would strenuously resist effort. WOMEN'S~350~ HURRY FOR ful styles this loely styles. OXFORDS, STRA leathers embrace black velvet; also suede in shades. ALL SIZES IN ALL SIZES OF E AND FIFTY CENT MEN, WEAR OUR "DR. GLASS" SUPPORT SHOES Or famous brands. They to many makes a great deal more style and leather from, $4 My father is a queer man, mother I think so. He does not come to have men friends. I a sister a lot older than I and dad will talk to her most of me and say that he does want me to go with boys. I get mail he will tell her does not want me to corre­with any one. I have a very man friend in another state. I only met him twice, but I from his three and four a week and he seems to a great deal of me. He sent nice Christmas present and came to him. But my would object of course if now. He is coming to see me. I dearly love him and be the cares a great deal for He is old enough to be my. I am in high school but no desire to finish. All I is some one to love and to one and a home of my own. If you advise me to go at my father's wishes and go make a home of my own? CHARLES, JR. No means go against your wisha and marry a man older to have a home of your Love and love alone is suf­tion reason for marriage. The old enough to be your father be an unfortunate choice you even if you thought you him. You and he enjoy each MITCHELL DEMOTED BY SECRETARY WEEKS continued from Page One) Mitchell renewed his appeal for fled air service, emphasize the growing importance of air in the national defense, and need that he "would continue for the benefit and im­ment of everything that ap­pears our national welfare. At North Station at 6:15 on tonight. Chamberlain im­mited report­ed to the Britishassy where Premier Harriot line with him tonight and into the unofficial con­lation on the security problem. WASHINGTON — President size will not press for se­lection looking to American sense to the world court at present short session. The en­cement came from the House this afternoon. Most economical little sales is a Class Ad in this paper. NOTICE OF ELECTION For Trustee Elementary School Notice is hereby given to the electors of Anaheim School District county of Orange, State of California, that the annual meet­ing for the election of school trustee will be held March 27, 1925 (last Friday) at public school houses in said district. There will be one trustee to elect for three years. The polls will be open at #0 clock a.m. and be kept open until $3 clock p.m. The officers appointed to conduct the election are Broadway Street Kindergarten: Susie J. Jayne, Inspector; Wm. P. McClellan, judge; John E. McKim, judge. Citron street kindergarten: Bertha C. Austin, inspector; Ethel H. Chamberlain, judge; Chas Schweinest, judge. (Signed) W. J. ELLIOTT GEO. W. SLOOP E. H. 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They frankly did not know whether to put the prisoner who hid she was a boy in the men's ill or in the women's quarters. Physician was called to give the proper answer. Arraigned as "Jane Doe," the girl insisted to the court that her name is Louise Lamar. They had rented rooms at Santa Ana after their arrival from the east, they said, but police were formed of their presence when the proprietor of the down-town coming house was asked for monies so they could purchase dinner. Finger prints of the two have been broadcast to all states in the union in an effort to ascertain if the identity they profess is true. Exercise alone should give you tender lines. Look at the tongue. One thing that follows the swallow in some instances is a fuheral. Present a resolution demanding the resignation of the two attorneys. Other members said they would strenuously resist any such effort. Foreign News BERLIN—The German railway strike was reported today to be spreading to Saxony and other points westward, but railroad officials claimed they had the situation well in hand, and that the walkout was not serious. Local strikes have occurred in the Ruhr. The walkout, the first sign of the German railways were taken over under the Dawes plan, affects only freight laborers, it was stated. The strikers are seeking wage increases. MILAN — A mysterious airplane visitor was puzzling Milan police today. The ship has appeared on two successive days, dropping leaflets appealing for "liberty and the freedom of the press." LONDON — An attempt was made by revolutionists to seize the military headquarters at Lisbon, Portugal, yesterday morning, but the attack was repelled by the military guard, according to a dispatch received here today. Three of the revolutionists were arrested. The others fled. The city is quiet, the message said. PEKING — There was no change today in the critical illness of Dr. Sun Yat Sen, veteran Chinese statesman. LONDON—The house of commons this afternoon passed the government amendment killing the trades union levy bill. The bill sought to prohibit trades unions from levying on workers' wages to support the bill but apparently feared the strength of the organized workers. LOCAL HOOP TEAM OR IN SEMI-FINALS By a score of 34-8 the Anaheim Hi first casab team last night defeated Ramona Hi here, thereby becoming eligible to play China in the So. Calif. finals Saturday evening. The game was opened for the locals with Sweeney and McBride forwards, Walker, center, and Ribebe and Mann, guards. Later, Beebe went in as guards and Martin as forward. Sweeney made 16 of the points, Beebe 8, McBride 2, Walker 2, Sloop 2, Mann 1 and Wells 2. Ramona's lineup consisted of Stevens and Barnes forwards, Simms center and Smith and Woodward guards. 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