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1 PA (IK FIVE TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1921 PASADENA EVENING POST il If Ti FINDS THAT MARYLAND HAS A PASADENA, ALSO rtf TURE CC Saturdays We Close at 1 p. m. the Year Round rewextER 'WFURNI TURE CO- 0 STORES Boadway Bros. Purchase the S. A.

Schilling Establishment in Long Becah Boadway Brotheis acquired their fifth department store yesterday when they purchased the establishment of S. A. Schilling of Long Beach. Mr. Schilling was one of the pioneer dry goods merchants of the beach town entering that business nearly 3 0 years ago.

The store on Pine avenue which he sold to the Pasadenans is practically new, being build only three years ago. Boadway Brothers took immediate charge yesterday. Mr. Kemp, general merchandise manager of the local firm is in charge of the new-establishment until a permanent manager is appointed. O.

E. Boadway, general manager of the Boadway Brothers company states that Long Beach is a very prosperous tow-n and that the new store does a big business, being located in the heart of the business district. Besides the big store on East Colorado street the other business houses in the Boadway Brothers chain are located in San Bernardino, San Diego, Long Beach and Albequerque, New Mexico. War Looming Ahead In the Oil Fields CONTI III) l-IIOM PAl.i: ONE my B. 0.

KLNDALL IN PASADENA. MARYLAND Pasadena Citizen Finds That Name of Home City Has Been Taken by Community in the Eastern State. You can get Pasadena building I carries a story in which Mr. Ken-lots in Marjland. O.

Kendall isHlall says that the w'orst roads he authority for this statement. And has encountered are in Michigan i for proof B. 0. Kendall sends a pic-1 and Indiana. You would naturally ture of himself standing by tlie expect, says Air.

Kendall in the in-signboaid. The mjstery is explained' terview, that the states where the in the lower corner of the sign-1 largest number of automobiles are board which discloses the fact that made would he able to boast the best road systems. Of course there are places in both those states where there are good roads, but on the whole the roads in these two found states are the worst to he Federal and State Officers Are Locating Arbuckle Party Participants SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 30. Search for witnesses in connection with the Roscoe Arbuckle murder case occupied much of the time of both federal and state officials today.

Three important witnesses whose stories of the alleged incidents surrounding the death of Virginia Rappe, whom Aibuckle is accused of killing, were anxiously sought, were out ot touch with authorities. They were: Wr. Arthur Beardslee. phvsician who attended Rappe. He was expected here jesterday but failed to arrive.

He has been hunting in the high Sierras and it was believed he was delayed. Miss Grant, a mystery girl, whose entry into the rase came yesterday when she wrote District Attorney Brady that she would call upon him and tell him, a story of 1 Miss Rappes death. Miss Maiy Tarsons, sai dto have been one of the guests at Ar-buckle's party is reported to be in Texas. Thre state wanted these witnesses for questioning regarding the murder charge against Arbuckle and the federal officers sought them to shed any light possible on the question of where did Fatty get his liquor? Discuss Liquor Source SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 20.

Guests who on Labor day attended Roscoe Arhuckles party, which preceded the death of Virginia Rappe, will get together again tonight to discuss the qualities and the mystery of the source of Roscoes liquor. Tonights get-together will be in the rooms of the federal grand jury, with Robert H. McCormick, special United States attorney general, as host. McCormick announced today that he had determined to require all available witnesses to tell their stories before the federal grand jury in order to perpetuate their testimony. They will be called upon to recount what they know of the presence of liquor at the party and its source.

Arbuckle thus far has merely told the federal investigators that "there was no liquor there, and has stood pat on his right not to talk. McCormick said no indictments would be asked tonight. While federal investigators continued probing the liquor angles of the case. District Attorney Brady had divided his forces into two groups one preparing evidence to present at Arbuckles preliminary hearing Thursday on a charge of the Pasadena in point is in Maryland not California. So Maryland has a crown of the valley with sites for cottages and bungalows on easy terms and it I was O.

Kendall who discovered 1 an where. it while on his automobile trip i Up to the time that Mr. Kendall 1 winch is taking him all over the 'reached Cedar Rapids he had gone eastern part of the country and 7700 miles with no accident and inch til eventually land him back 1 only one or two punctures. He here in Pasadena, California, where gave an interview in which he i ti.ete are other sites for bungalows! stated that the most wonderful and cottages for sale. roads to be found anywhere were in Mr.

and Mrs. Kendall and their i Southern California. He also said son Jack Kendall are having athat the New England state. New-wonderful time on their journey. I York and Pennsylvania, have made The Cedar Rapids Evening Times great progress in road building.

I' Decorated Breakfast Sample Line One of Each See Some of Them in Our Window Display These sets were made up to show the work done by our Decorative Studio. The original price, which was reduced recently along with the rest of our entire stock, has been still further reduced lo dispose of them quickly, as we need the floor space. On account of the great reduction in price these sets and single piece.s must be sold as they appear on the floor. separated for some two rears might be wiped out by Arbuckles present trouble. "A reconciliation whv Roscoe still is my husband, was the only comment Mrs.

Arbuclle would make. Show Girl Before Jurors Miss Zey Pyvron, show girl, and one of the guests at the Arbuckle party, where Miss Virginia Rappe was fatally injured, was called before the grand jury last night to testify as to w-hether she had been approached. Miss Joyce Clark, another show girl, room mate of Miss Pyvron, was summoned to explain her alleged statements to Dr. Gabor Kingstone, man-about-town, and Reggie Mor-ley, ex-movie actor, that there was money in the case and that she intended to get it. Dr.

M. E. Rumwell, who attended Miss Rappe during her illness, following the alleged assault on her by Arbuckle, was called before the grand jury to explain his alleged illegal autopsy on the body. murdering Miss Rappe and the other continuing the investigation of charges that witnesses had been tampered with. The grand jury, hieh heard evidence dealing with the latter phase of the cast last night, will meet again next Monday.

No Trace of Money Assistant District Attorney Mil-ton URen declared today that thus far no evidence had been presented to the grand jury indicating money had been used in connection with any of the alleged instances of bringing influence to bear upon witnesses. He claimed that the defense is attempting, however, to build up tc system of impeachment of states witnesses. Arbuckle seemed far more cheerful today following a long, whispered conversation with his wife, Minta Durfee, last night. It was recorded that when he greeted his wife he smiled for the first time since his arrest. Friends of Arbuckle and his wife were freely predicting that the estrangement which has kept them Compare Our Values 83-91 N.

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Baker declared the largest percentage of the law and order guards are on duty protecting oil wells. "We cannot afford to let the fields go unguarded whether we want to or not, he said. Are you going to win the strike? he was asked. Win or starve, he answered. Many Are Deputized Four hundred and fifty strikers have been deputized as constables and patrolled the district today.

Every stranger entering the oil fields was questioned by these men. The constables known as "law and order guards go armed. The experience of newspaper men is typical. On arrival here they are taken before the central strike committee, sitting continuously at Taft, required to prove they are bona fide representatives of the press and if their qualifications are accepted they are given permits to move through the district. At least six men claiming to be newspaper men, have failed to win favor from the committee and have been forced to leave the strike zone.

All roads leading into Coalinga, Taft, Maricopa and the so-called West Side oil fiekis of Kern county are under guard of law and order representatives. Mon Turned Buck A trainload of men whom the oil operators said were sent to guard and the strikers declared were strike breakers, was quietly turned back when it attempted to enter the oil fields. One instance was reported last night when the automobile of a pri-ate citizen was alleged to have been fired upon. A number of men. alleged to have been I.

W. W. agitators, have been lemnvod from the district by the strikers guards Bootleggers and others who might directly nr indirectly lead to trouble, are being loundcd up and dealt with by the "law and order" coni cent. There will be no violence in this strike, vvas the word senl out from strike headquarters in explaining the law and order ac-tiv ities. The oil well owners charge the men are trying to force the government to take control of the oil fields.

Not Asking for Troops SACRAMENTO, Sept. 2 0. The office of Governor Stephens today denied that any request had been made by oil operators that national guardsmen be sent into the Bakersfield strike district. It was at first reported that armed union strikers were patrolling the roads near the strike district and oil companies wanted state protection from the woikers. The policy of the government is to let county authorities control such disputes, the governor's office declared.

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