oc-plain-dealer 1925-03-12

SENOR BOLIN DOES NOT TAKE STAND LONDON, Mar. 12—Financial arrangements between Col. Ian Dennistoun and Lady Carnarvon, whom he married after Mrs. Dorothy Dennistoun divorced him, were announced in court today by Alfred Fryzer, solicitor for Dennistoun. Senor Bolin, smart and attractive young Spaniard, whom defense planned to question concerning relations with Mrs. Dennistoun, did not take the stand. Senor Bolin, smartly dressed, said to be connected with the League of Nations was placed on the stand today in Col. Ian Dennistoun's effort to show that his charming young wife, Dorothy Dennistoun was intimate with many men. The defense charges Bolin was one of Mrs. Dennistoun's friends. The Spaniard listened attentively while counsel argued whether his testimony was admissable. That reports that Mrs. Dennistoun had stayed at a Paris hotel with Maj. Woedovsky led to employment by husband of detectives instructed to learn more of her actions; testimony today brot out. Solicitor Fryzer, for Colonel Dennistoun, whose divorced wife seeks recovery of money she says he loaned him, denied Mrs. Dennistoun was shadowed by detectives all time before start of trial. He admitted, however, she had been shadowed at different times in 1924. The Woedovsky incident was reason one time, he testified, and again Mrs. Dennistoun was followed by woman detective while she was acting as saleswoman at society bazaar. Col. Dennistoun appeared in court today for first time this week. He was smartly dressed in brown. Mrs. Dennistoun also appeared early and busied herself with documents while waiting for session to start. Fryzer admitted day previous to Dennistoun's marriage to Dowager Countess Carnarvon she Photographs "Telephoned". The Perfection in the near future of present methods of sending photographs long distances by telephone is looked for as a result of the success of first tests of triplex wire transmission of pictures, embracing the sending of three pictures from Washington to New York, Chicago and San Francisco. Both of these photos were transmitted in the successful test. Above is shown the triplex transmitter at work in Washington; at right is a picture of Mr. and Mrs. Coolidge. DR. SUN YAT SEN DIES OF CANCER PEKING, Mar. 12—Dr. Sun Yat Sen, $3, man yyears leader of South China forces, died of The Woedovsky incident was reason one time, he testified, and again Mrs. Dennistoun was followed by woman detective while she was acting as saleswoman at society bazaar. Col. Dennistoun appeared in court today for first time this week. He was smartly dressed in brown. Mrs. Dennistoun also appeared early and busied herself with documents while waiting for session to start. Pryzer admitted day previous to Dennistoun's marriage to Dowager Countess Carnarvon she provided him with $500,000 with which colonel executed marriage settlement, agreeing to pay money to trustees, interest from which was payable either to Col. Dennistoun or Lady Carnarvon. As matter of fact, interest always had been paid to Lady Carnarvon, Pryzer said. BANDITS ROB 100 MEXICAN WORKERS LOS ANGELES, March 12—Three heavily armed and unmasked bandits early today held up and robbed 100 Mexican laborers of between $1000 and $5000 after routing their victims from their banks of a Santa Fe work train at Wiseburn Siding, according to a report to the sheriff's office. The bandits escaped in a closed auto. The holdup men are reported to have robbed each car of the train separately and several times during the robbery punctuated their demands by firing shots into the car floor. Two of the bandits held the men in submission with revolvers while the third relieved them of their money, the report said. The machine used by the bandits is said to have been registered to a San Francisco owner. OFFERS DEMPSEY RECORD PURSE NEW YORK, March 12—Jimmy De Forest, new matchmaker for the Polo Grounds, telegraphed Jack Kearns this afternoon offering Keorns and Jack Dempsey, heavyweight champion, "a bigger purse than Dempsey has ever received" for a title bout with Harry Willis, nero contender. "I will give Dempsey a bigger amount than he has ever received for a Willis championship bout if he will fight Harry for the title at the Polo Grounds not later than Sept. 25," the telegram read. "I will meet you in New York." Kearns is now in Chicago, en route to New York. AMERICAN STUDENT IN GREECE WOUNDED DR. SUN YAT SEN DIES OF CANCER PEKING, Mar. 12—Dr. Sun Yat Sen, $3, man yyears leader of South China forces, died of stomach cancer here today. Dr. Sun has been ill for weeks and his physicians long ago depaired of his recovery. He was first provisional president of China, leader against Manchu dynasty and author of many reforms. Sun was responsible for almost nationwide abolition of queue; which marked devotion of reactionary China to its age-old customs. He was unrelenting fear of Tulcan, or military governor system, and was regarded by his friends as potential savior of China, by enemies as a self-centred fanatic. Respecting Dr. Sun's last wish that body be embalmed as was that of his friend Lenin, his remains today were being prepared for burial under dictator's last instructions. A glass casket, similar to one in which Lenin's body was buried has been ordered. The body will lie in state several weeks before interment at Nan King, first capital of Chinese republic under Sun's administration. The Soviet embassy was first here today to place flag at half mast in respect to dead dictator. SACRAMENTO — Capt. Chas Goff chief of dry force in Calif., today announced appointment of J. E. Camptong as acting head of federal prohibition enforcement office here to succeed John F. Hall, who recently resigned. U.S. Imprisons Woman War Spy Around The COURT HOUSE Resumption of the trial for 17,500 damage suit brought Charles Bean and George Corr Fullerton ranchers against the Angeles Paving Co., schedule yesterday in Superior Judge Drumm's court, was delayed to the illness of the jurist. Approximately two days wore required to finish the case, it has been in court for seven it has been predicted. Re testimony relative to demos groves by dunt from the comma asphalt mixing plant was taken when the trial was adjudged. A future hearing date has been fixed. After reading this home we may remark that even couldn't go along in marriage For Lenni D. Gott, the last being the German for god, laftiff in a divorce suit against E. Gott, whom she charges ad her after they had been tried 25 years. They were tried in Main in 1898, acco't to the suit, which further that God was extremely jealous his wife and on occasions curse her. Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Melle, sented by Attorneys Marks, er and Collins of Fullerton, filed suit at Santa Ana possess property they ow n continia and the state bouw The premises, it was leased to C. N. Dingle W. McClung for $50 g Alleging the latter are fn $200, judgment for $600 oor the defict, as provided for in such cases, also is asked SAYS DAUGHERTY ASKED FILM TRENTON, N. J., Marcel Thomas Spellisay of Sebele N. W., Dingle as a agent of the department of mining today at the Geo. L. (Tex) Rickard, promoter, and five others of conspiracy to violate the state commerce laws by working films of the Demp Carpenter fight, declared C. Muma, one of the defictors. AMERICAN STUDENT IN GREECE WOUNDED LONDON, March 12 — John Logan of Galnesville, Ga., a student of the American school of archeology, has been taken to a hospital at Yaquina, Greece, where he is being treated for a gunshot wound in the throat, according to a dispatch from Athens to the London Times today. Logan was injured when, with three other American students and a British companion, he was held up by bandits near Arta, who opened fire on the party. The prime minister of Greece has apologized to Amercian and British ministers for the occurrence. Gendarmes are pursuing the brigands. INDICT MILLIONAIRE ON LIQUOR CHARGES BOSTON, March 12 — Joseph Leiter, Chicago multi-millionaire business owner who has a summer home on North Shore, which was raided by liquor thieves, was indicted by a federal grand jury here today on three counts charging violation of the Volstead act. Three other Beverly, Mass., men were indicted with him. SEND MATRON'S BODY SOUTH TODAY The body of Edith K. Atkinson, 37, wife of Charles D. Atkinson of Coronado, whose death occurred early this morning at Articola hospital, following a long illness at the Buckle, Terry & Canebell undertaking parlor duty preparation for sending to Yale. Mrs. Atkinson is now by her husband and daughter, young girl, residing in Coronado. Her adventurous career still shrouded in mystery, Nina Jaeger, international spy, has begun a sentence of 12 to 28 months on the charge of attempted grand larceny in a New York state prison. She is known to have been arrested as a spy in both France and Germany during the late war. THE PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIF. telephoned”. Three at a Time BELIEVE COUPLE DIES OF POISON BUFFALO, March 12—A mystery in a bachelor's cottage confronted authorities at Erie Beach. Out, today following finding of bodies of Mrs. Rose Kahn, 27, of Buffalo and Nerman Mack, 47. It was believed couple had been poisoned. Mrs. Kahn was wife of store proprietor in Buffalo. Mrs. was nursery salesman and owned cottage in which her daughter disccovered. Mrs. Kahn body was in bed and Mack's body was on floor. The exact cause of death will be determined today by autopsy. Discovery of bodies brought to close a long search for Mr. Kahn. On Feb. 28, she walked out of her home yearing old clothing and leaving her rich furs, thousands of dollars worth of jewelry and $5,000 in cash in personal bank account. She was last seen riding with Mack in taxi cab that afternoon. Mack maintained Bachelor apartments in Fort Erie cottages for five years. Mack neighbors told detectives they had frequently observed Mrs. Kahn at cottage. Kahn collapsed at sight of his wife's body in same room with that of Mack's. He had been summoned by authorities. "I can't believe it," Kahn moaned. "Gee was always a good woman. On my poor Rose." JOHANNESBURG—Much damage has been caused by landlides today as result of storm sweeping South Africa. "Grave Alice" of Poem Trace Blackmatter Letters turned over bridge, Mass., police Longfellow, daughter of Wadsworth Longfellow poet, resulted in the caption "19-year-old blackmailer Longfellow was the Alice" portrayed by he in "The Children's House" Around The COURT HOUSE DECISION FAVORS LOSERS IN FIRE Presented with evidence in which an actual happening was countered with testimony of ex- Around The COURT HOUSE DECESION FAVORS LOSERS IN FIRE Presented with evidence in which an actual happening was countered with testimony of experts, whose theory was that the happening was not possible. Judge R. Y. Williams late yesterday chose the practical, as against the theoretical, and gave judgment of $2500 against the Southern California Edison Co., whose wires were alleged to have set fire to a house at Costa Mesa. Receiving the judgment were L. A. Bloomer and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Bloomer, owners of the house, valued at $7500. An insurance company paid a policy of $4000. Mrs. Emma Williams, a neighbor, testified she looked from her window one morning to see a small bail of fire at the juncture of the wires with the Bloomer house. A few minutes later the house was in flames, and it burned to the ground. On the other hand R. G. Boyles, superintendent of distribution for the company, and F. W. Shreder, electrical manufacturer of Los Angeles, declared that it was virtually impossible for electric wires to set fire to wood. Youth Safe in East; Executive Absent Altho several days have elapsed since the district attorney's office petitioned Governor Richardson for papers to extradite Ardylee Hill, Fullerton youth, from Sedan, Kan. the Santa Ana office today had not been informed what disposition, if any, of the case the governor would make. The governor has received the papers, according to word received from his secretary, who added that the governor had been absent from his office, but was expected to return yesterday. Hill, who is under arrest at Sedan, is wanted on a complaint issued by the district attorney's office accusing him with forming a $150 check on his father, H. C. Hill, and of cashting it at a Fullerton bank. President S. W. Smith of the bank swore to the complaint. Information in the hands of the authorities, they said, is to the effect that checks totaling more than $450 had been floated in Fullerton recently. Closing Out Sale Extra $5 WOOL BREECHES Several hundred pairs of all wool marine cloth breeches, fully cut and very well made. While they last they go at $1.99. WORK SHOES Good strong uppers and heavy leather soles. LADIES' SLIPPERS Fancy felt or corduroy slippers with padded soles. LEATHER BELTS Brown tan or black belts with slide buckles. CORDUROY PANTS ASKED FILM 'CUT' TRENTON, N. J., March 12 — Thomas Spellisay of Schenectady, V. Ask charged as a special agent of the department of justice, buying today at the trial of Jo. L. (Tex) Rickard, sports moneter, and five others accused conspiracy to violate the interporting commerce laws by transporting films of the Dempsey Car arpentier fight, declared Jasper Muma, one of the defendants, and demanded a "cut" of the produces from the film. If he, Daugherty, was to use his influence to acconrol recourse of the law obhibiting transportation of flight Daugherty, who is to be a wittness court when this testiony was given. CUT ENGLISH ARMY LONDON, March 12. — Great Britain plans to parry its standing army and unpropritions slightly from 1924-25, figures, according army estimates for 1925-26, ised today. They provide for exorditures of 44,500,000 pounds ($222,500,000) and an army of 160,000 men, compared with 45, 000,000 pounds and 161,000 men this year. SHREDDED WHEAT ... 10c PUFFED WHEAT ... 12c PUFFED RICE ... 15c LARGE SWANSDOWN ... 37c BEN HUR SOAP, 10 for ... 43c LADIES' SLIPPERS Fancy felt or corduroy slippers with padded zips. LEATHER BELTS Brown, tan or black belts with slide buckles. CORDUROY PANTS Wide or narrow whole corduroys, with strong seams. BOYS' STOCKINGS Standard: 25c Quality "Durham" brand—guaranteed. 5 pairs for ... CANVAS GLOVES Heavy drill canvas with knit wrists. BOYS' PANTS Tweed or corduroy knickers in all boys' sizes. 24-Inch Work HANDKERCHIEFS Your choice of red or blue in good qualifiers. Every Purchase made at Southwick is guarned to give perfect satisfaction. Southwick: "Grave Alice" of Poem Traps Blackmailer LONDON—A meeting of leaders of Morocco tribesmen was held to device future plan of campaign against Sain, according to Tanglet dispatch to Daily Telegraph today. PARIS—Jan D. Morta, French man, arrested by the Paris police today charged with bribery, claimed he was the son of Nassime Klote, mayor actress of Los Angeles. No Hot Air About This! I'll share my profits again Saturday and will give all customers some FREE GAS 1 Gallon FREE with every 5 gallons of Gasoline purchased — Saturday only UNION, ASSOCIATED or ORANGE BELT GASOLINE Wm. Sperber, Jr. 345 W. Center, corner Helena St. PHONE 312 ANAHEIM Letters turned over to Cambridge, Mass., police by Alex Longfellow, daughter of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, famed poet, resulted in the capture of a 10-year-old blackmailer Miss Longfellow was the "Grave Alice" portrayed by her father in "The Children's Hour." SALES FRIDAY - SATURDAY - MONDAY SOUTHWICK'S THE BARGAIN STORES Here's an unusual money saving event for Southwick customers, made possible by our nine store buying power. Prices in all cases are lower than regular Southwick prices and that means considerably lower than prices for like goods elsewhere. Closing Out All Winter VELOUR HATS Rich, luxurious quality velours, with satin linings and fine trimmings. Every popular new color is included and also some very fine quality felt hats. SUITING DRESS PANTS $3.69 High quality suitings to match odd coats. All very finely tailored. Choice of the House—Any Work Shirt 89c Select any high grade work shirt at this low price during this three day special. RICH SILK STRIPE Dress Shirts High quality w g l l made shirts of new maduses with rich silk stripes woven through and through. All sizes and a big line of patterns—while they last. LISLE HOSE 5 PAIRS Fine mercerized lisles, 99c all guaranteed. PARIS GARTERS Famous quality in fast colors. EXTRA SPECIAL Work Shirts Nice quality blue chardons in fall out EXTRA SPECIAL Army Shirts Good flannel strongly stitched in all COTTON HOSE Medium weight hose for 9c DRESS SHIRTS High quality wool made shirts of new madrases with rich silk stripes woven through and through. All sizes and a big line of patterns—while they last. 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