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Page 8 THE SANTA ANA DAILY REGISTER, FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 12, 1915. AT THE COURT HOUSE 10 BREAK DICKEY WILL TRUST Three Heirs Do Not Want Estate Tied Up for the Next Thirty Years An attempt is to be made to break the trust provisi in the will of Asa Dickey, who at the time of his deatn owned a furniture store at the corner of Main and Third streets. Those who hope to have the court set aside the trust are the three heirs, two daughter- and a son of Asa Dickey. Dickey left property worth about filed too late to share in the $1087 that the contractor has assigned to a bank for the benefit of claimants. Three claims have been filed against Contractor Noble and the bridge near San Juan Capistrano.

They are San Lumber Company, F. P. Niekey Hardware Company, $223.25, and Southern California Iron Steel Company, $656.43. S. R.

Smock has filed a claim of $167.25 against the Crandall Construction Company for work on the Talbert road. (1. W. Wurdinger has notice of a claim of $13.30 against Engwall Slayton Company, contrsc- tors for a Brea Canyon road. The county will have no difficulty in meeting these claims from funds due the contractors.

First Papers Louis Kund Brandt has taken out his papers of naturalization, lie is a Newport Beach fisherman, horn in Denmark in 1887. nere since 1906. M. Hill and Chas. Schwall are witnesses who have known him live years.

Marriage License ATUfi IS STOLEN 1 ELK51ILL Machine Taken From Syca more Street; No Trace Found of It by Officers Laird Julian. 21. and Laura Ostrander, 20, both of Santa Ana. Notice of Sale There has been recorded a notice of sale of the furniture store at 903 East Fourth street from E. S.

McClain to W. T. Kimball. The contract of the Olive Heights Citrus Association to A. F.

Stohlmait Last night between 8 and 10 an automobile belonging to the Huntington Beach Company was stolen from in front of Hall on Sycamore street between Fifth and Sixth streets. The machine was left beside the curb by Harry Heffner, the Huntington Beach manager of Huntington Beach Company. taiaed at the home of Mrs. Madge Hughes on North Olive street yesterday afternoon. The house was attractively decorated, the Jiving room being in peach blossoms, and the dining-room in red geraniums and ferns.

The aftenioon was spent, with fancy work and all report a most pleasant time. Mrs. Ed Adams, Mrs. Harry Hughes, Mrs. A.

Adams and Mrs. Roy Adants of Imperial were guests of the club. Dainty refreshments were served at the close of the afternoon. The members present were Miss Elizabeth Lee, Miss Margaret Holditch, Miss Marjory Lucas, Mrs. E.

Lee, Mrs. C. Durnbaugh, Mrs. Herbert Livingston, C. A.

Palmer, Mrs. Walter Adams, Mrs. E. Holditch, Mrs. J.

B. Handy, Mrs. J. D. Spennetta, Mrs.

C. J. Porter, Mrs. Louis DeLong, Mrs. Arthur Collins, Mrs.

J. S. Collier and Mrs. Hughes. Mrs.

H. F. Dalrymple came down from Riverside yesterday for a short visit with her mother, Mrs. Robert Cameron. The Royal Neighbors hau a ful social hour after their regular and a will leaving the estate $6385 packing house at Olive has in trust.

J. A. Turner and H. 1. Ruth meeting yesterday afternoon.

Refreshments of Irish potato salad, lettuce sandwiches, cake and coffee were served at tables decorated in honor the of St. day. The place cards were decorated with baskets of sham- rhe'machine" was a Ford, 1914 mod- rocks and the napkins bore the flag of el, license number being 84,865, car erford were named as trustees to handle the estate for thirty years for the benefit of the three heirs. Miss Lurline Dickey, Miss Oracle Dickey and Leon Dickey. Miss Lurline Dickey is the guardian of Leon and R.

W. Binckley of Miss Miss Gracie Dickey. Ait three through Attorneys Williams Rutan and H. C. Head this morning filed an objection to tlve petition for distribution of the estate to the trustees.

The objection asserts that the trust provisions are illegal and void, and that estate should be distributed directly to the heirs. It is understood that the trustees named in the will do not oppose the objection. More Claims Filed Three additional claims have been filed with the county against Trounce I A Stoecker, ihe contractors who have abandoned their contract on the Olive bridge. The- Griffith Lumber Company of Anaheim gives notice of a claim of $53.20, the Kogler Hardware Company of Orange. $22.53, and the Grange County Machine Company, $30.20.

These claims are probably Garden Hose and Lawn Mowers been recorded. Criminal Cases Teddy Velarde pleaded not guilty to burglarizing J. W. A. house at San Juan Capistrano, and his trial was set for March 15.

W. W. Davis is his' attorney. The trial of Boyce, charged with a crime against a minor girl, was set for April Boyce lives at Newport Heights. A.

Laswell, a fumigator of Orange, pleaded not guilty and his trial was set for April 26. Four days were set apart for the trial. Laswell is the man accused of having engineered the theft of cyanide by four or five orange youths, il. C. Head and W.

M. Brown are his attorneys. Judgments Entered luuge Thomas entered Judgments in three (ases this morning, for the piaint ill's in Hight vs Court land, Whit-, sell vs. Clark and William Berken- stock vs. May Hasten as trix of the estate ot 1 A.

H. Hasten. In the Whitsell case, the mechanic's liens of the Griffith Lumber Company and Horton-Hemstock Company were recognized. The action was on a contract to buy land. The Berkenstock action was to quiet title.

The action was amicable, the entire proceedings being finished a few minutes after the complaint was tiled. number 580,282 and engine number 598,178. Sheriff Jackson has sent out descriptions of the machine. ORANGE GIVEN ON HTHDiY Mrs. E.

J. Ball, of Great Falls, i who has been visiting here ai the home of her father-in-law, E. J. Ball, and with relatives in San Diego, left this morning for her home. 1 Mrs.

Frank Nash of Spokane, land Mrs. E. T. Lamb of Alma, who have been visiting their father. E.

J. Ball, accompanied her as far as Los Angeles. Evan Davis, Mrs. W. C.

Pixley, Mrs. F. E. Hallman, Mrs. C.

Carlson and Miss Alice Carlson spent today in Los Angeles. The Christmas Club will meet tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. E. Buszek on East Maple avenue. Mr.

C. 11. Groff of Detroit, is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ORANGE, March Kaiser of South Center street was the victim of a real surprise last evening when a number of the members of the iiniitii iiiv O.

D. (). ratting Club and Tu.s" William Wing on North Batavia street. C. P.

Bratmiller, Charles Brat miller "'land Thomas Fabrick of Ayrshire, in Jare visiti ig here for a day or two with Whist, tl and othei Brown of the Enterprise barber bands dropped in to remind him of his birthday. The affair had been ned by Mr ried out games were played, after which I splendid two-course lunch was served, w. Jackman of Classed Phose present were Mr and Mis. 1'! street was painfully hurt Tuesday Wagner Mr. and Mrs.

J. riding his motorcycle between i ter, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Meehan, 0range aml Santa Ana. A broken chain threw him from His machine and he I Guaranteed Garden Hose at 8c, 10c, 12c and 14c per foot.

Lawn Mowers $3.50 to $7.00. A. H. Williams 307-309 West 4th St. and Mrs.

N. W. Potter, Mr. and Mrs. W.

C. Waeohter, Mr. and Mrs. 1). B.

Griffith, Glen Potter, Mr. and Mrs. John Kaiser and Miss Margaret Kaiser. The Modern Priscillas were enter- senselcss. No bones No Use to Try and Wear Out Your Cold It Will Wear You Out Instead Thousands keep on suffering Coughs Voids through neglect and delay.

Why make yourself an easy prey to serious ailments and epidemics as the result (if a neglected cold? Coughs and Colds sap vour and vitality unless checked In the early stages. Dr. New Discovery is what you need tin- first dose helps. Your head clears up. you breathe freelv and you feel so much better.

Huy a bottle today and start taking at once. THE LIBERTY ELECTRIC CLEANER Costs less than I cent per hour for electric current. Demonstr a i given on application. The Magic Electric Cleaner ROBERTSON PACKARD ELECTRIC CO. 305 North Main St.

Phones; 134; Home 138. Diapepsin' Make set Stomachs Feel Fine in Five Minutes was knocked were broken. M. McDuffie of Los Angeles was I here on business today. Mr.

McDuffie i was formerly in the real estaie ness here. Among Los Angeles visitors were the following; A. R. Smith, F. A.

Grote, 1). Chaffee, il. II. Wheeler, J. L.

Wheeler, D. C. Pixley, W. H. Burnham, C.

B. Campbell. T. M. Shad-j el, Willard Shadel-, Mrs.

J. W. Me.rri-1 son and Miss Vida Morrison. W. D.

Pierson of Walnut Grove. is a guest at the home of Mrs. I In M. B. Thompson.

I Fay Meehan left for Long Beach this morning to spend several days. The Beaufort Sack Suit by the House of Kuppenheimer Here is an exceptionally attractive Sack Suit for Young Men. It has style; every detail correct, authentic; the general effect easy and pleasing. I Till The BEAUFORT has nothing in common with the sartorial crimes so generally committed in the name of Clothing. It can be worn with confidence in any city or fashion center in America.

We venture to say you will not find anything approaching our BEAUFORT or BRITISH models for Young Men under any other than the House of Kuppenheimer label. You may, in a way, find similar detail, but the effect is not convincing. If you have the opportunity to see these Kuppenheimer Suits, slip them on; stand on a rug in front of a mirror and see whether we are wrong or right. $20 to $25 American and Foreign weaves in soft-finished Worsteds, Cheviots and Flannel effects in the New Tartan Checks and Glen Urquhart plaids. THE HOUSE OF KUPPENHEIMER Makers of Clothes for Men and Young Men.

COPYRIGHT 1915 THE HOUSE OF KUPPENHEIMER The Wardrobe Uttley Mead. 117 East Fourth St. HOUSE HELP SOCIETY HAS FLEASANT OUTING Wonder what upset your which portion of tin1 food did the damage do you? Well, bother. If your stomach is in a revolt; if sour, gassy and upset, and what you just ate has fermented into stubborn lumps; head dizzy and aches; belch gases and acids and eructate undigested food; breath foul, tongue just take a little Pape's Diapepsin and' i in five minutes you wonder what be-. lull climbing, and in ptck- came of the indigestion and distress.

mg wild flowers. Millions of men and women today I At uoou know that it is needless to have a bad sumptuous dinner piepaied stomach. A little Diapepsin occasion- young la(lieB- ally The house help of the McPherson I Heights Citrus Association had a most delightful outing at the County Park on Tuesday. Mr. J.

V. Miller, the beau teamster of the house, took the party to the park on a hay rack. hey spent the day at games, boat IN THE JUSTICE COURT FOR THEFT OF TIRE GOES BACK TO IONE a keeps this delicate organ regulated and they eat their favorite foods without fear. If your take care of your liberal limit without rebellion; if your food is a damage instead of a help, remember the quickest, surest, most harmless relief is Diapep- thn which costs only fifty cents for a For his part in the stealing of an very automobile tire from P. P.

the automobile on January 1, Homer Riggs i of Los Angeles was started back to The ladies present were Mrs. J. V. the state school at lone yesterday af- Miller, Mrs. Millie Stone, Mrs.

Josie ternoon. Riggs said that Warren Botton, Gladys Hunsinger, Jane Wells, Creade stole the tire. Creade said Edna Shell, Bertha Young, Hulda Bar Higgs did it. Each, according to the rein, Blanche Eckart, Edith Carpenter, other, was responsible for the whole Emma Fitsclien, Ella Ristow, Edith affair. Miller and IsabelleTeegwarden.

The There was an officer here from gentlemen were J. V. Miller, Jay Stone, from wliich place Riggs was out on I). 1. Danner, George Wilson, Lester large case at drug stores.

truly Lamun, D. 1). Lainuu, C. W. Uittei, digests food and sets Arthur Meadows, Guy Merrill and i.

things straight, so gently and easily B. Morrow. that it is really astonishing. Please, They returned to the packing house for your sake, go on and on with at 6 o'clock in the evening, where the a weak, disordered stomach; so party broke up and returned to their resepctive homes. Extraordinary Shoe Values at the Introductory Sale of the New Shoe Store Ralstons Classy Oxfords These Oxfords are all new, snappy styles, all sizes.

If you need shoes, gentlemen, here is your chance. Values up to $5.00, at Good Values Shoes at this extremely low price All dainty styles of patent and gun metal and and $2.00 cheap. To get acquainted with the people of Santa Ana and surrounding country, we are going to start off with a sale that will be long remembered. Prices on Shoes will be cut to the extremely low that you can shoe the entire family at a small cost. Sale Began This Morning What One Dollar Buys Here During This Sale Sample Oxfords small sizes of all leathers good snappy styles, values up to $5.00, Special Sale Price Men's House Slippers, tan or black, values up to $1.50 now sold at Men's White Tennis Shoes now sold at $1 Shoes, broken lots, and Oxfords, values up to $4.00, at and Shoes, of all styles and good wearers, values to $2.00, special White Tennis Shoes special at $1 Shoes, including Cushion Comfort, rubber heels, $3.50 values, at----- Oxfords, some extraordinary values up to $4.00, special at House Slippers, $1.50 values, special $1 Ladies9 Shoes-Special at $1.59 A lot of ladies Shoes, including cushion comforts with rubber heels, values up to $3.50, special Saturday Work Shoes, now sold at $1.98 Elk Black Calf Shoes, all good solid for hard work, values up to $3.00, special at Shoes now at a Bargain $2.00 and $1.75 values, cut t.o $1.39 These shoes are all solid and will wear.

None better. Of all styles and leathers. Going very fast. W. L.

Hughes 205 West Fourth Street L. GERMAIN, Mgr. Santa Ana, Cal. Shoes for 98c 300 pairs of Children's Sample Shoes, all colors and leathers. These are $2.00, $1.75 and $1-50 values, cleaned up at 98c parole.

The officer heard enough to1 fully satisfy him that Riggs had vio- lated Ins parole, and he was taken back to finish his minority under the eyes of strict disciplinarians. case will he disposed of; by the justice tomorrow. Got His License The charge against Simon G. Pearce was dismissed today. He was charged operating a jitney bus without first having secured a chauf- license.

He showed that lie sent for a license, and it had not arrived when he was in court at the time of his arrest. NAMES REGISTERED AT I CHAMBER OF COMMERCE I ------------------------------------------------o March and Mrs. Pi W. Lib- hv, Hollis, N. Gladys W.

Spalding, W. G. Hinkley and wile, Butte. W. G.

Hankley and wife, Butte, W. A. Huntington, Waterloo, K. Cummings, Los Angeles, J. B.

Gregory and wife, Perry, William Six and wife, Santa Ana; Annie Hardy, Santa Ana; Hr. and Mrs. C. A. Matthews, Johnstown, Charles S.

Wheaton, Chicago, 111 F. Hastings, E. H. Wood and wife, Darien, Mr. and Mrs.

S. A. Hall, Barger, W. B. Ball, Logansport, Emma Schattb, St.

Louis, G. R. E. Williams, Chicago, A. W.

Rough, Denver, Katie Ahlf, Indianapolis, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Cahill, Spokane, Mrs.

E. Eustice, San Francisco, Cal. NEW IMPROVEMENTS Visit the Polytechnic Villa Subdivision and see the improvements being made. Six houses are being built and three others are under contract. One hundred dollars invested as a first payment on lot will give a large profit in a short time.

HOLMES LOAN AND REALTY CO. 501 North Main Street. Every young man realizes that money ie the basis of material success. It is the Comrade of Ambition and it is proof of Worth. Possession of a bank book means more than money in the bank.

It is significant of those reliable qualities always in demand. We urge every young man to open an account in this bank and lay the foundation of a successful career by forming a banking connection that will prove beneficial as an reference and a source of credit. 4 per cent on Savings Accounts FARMERS Certificates cf Deposit. MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK of Santa Ana. Affi'iated with HOME SWINGS BANK of Santa Ana.

Capital $200,000. Surplus and Undivided Profits MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE BANK. Are you going to move If so, let us figure with you on doing your job. We move Household Furniture Anywhere, Any Time, Any Distance. Heavy Loads and Long Hauls our Trucks or Wagons.

Santa Ana Commercial Co. Transfer Dept. 1105 East Fourth St. Phones: Sunset 66; Home 366. Cottage delicious product of high food value enriched with pure cream, packed in air-tight waxed con -1 tainers, fresh daily, 10c.

Excelsior; Dairy 304 W. Fourth St. Pacific 237, Home 563. TENNIS ENTRIES CLOSE NEW YORK, March closed today for the eighth ennual national indoor lawn tennis champion-: ship meet for women, which will begin. March 15 at the Seventh Regiment i Armory.

HOTELS FOR HEALTH OR PLEASURE RESORTS LOST RHEUMATISM AND STOMACH TROUBLES. HEALTH AND HAPPINESS AT MURIETTA HOT SPRINGS, MURIETTA, CAL. finest Sulphur and Mud Baths and Swimming Pool. Booklet at information bureau, or by writing, Fritz Guenther, Prop. H.

Guenther, Manager..