The Register from Santa Ana, California • Page 4

1 4 SANTA ANA DAILY REGISTER, TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 8, 1924 STARS CAUSE TROUBLE translated his plea, had Ms own case dismissed and paid $1.50 for his services as interpreter. LOS ANGELES. Jan. 8, Jen COUNCIL OFFERS TO BEAR ALL PAY FINES tils Strong liTed with her husband, Eugene, for 17 years in complacent happiness, then she commenced studying astrology and decided the stars told her to leave him, the ha band testified In divorce court here. LOS ANGELES, Jan.

8. "The court fines himself $2, a dollar BAKER STREET CURB COS a minute," decreed Judge Monroe arriving on the bench two min utes after the hour. Two minutes late a couple of attorneys appeared. "The court fines you both MAKES MONEY BY ARREST LOS ANGELES. Jan.

8. F. Burnett may be a vagrant, but he' been aronnd a hit and speaks French. Ahead of Barnett in police court line was a Frenchman whose English was nil. Barn en 4," the judge announced.

Every body paid. Best tennis rackets Hawle'a Property owners on Baker street boing developed which promise to between Eighth street and Santa change the present lines of the Clara avenue. today hsd before proposed street to eliminate a jog them for consideration a definite that would be necessary in later offer from the city council to pay extension of the street. the cost of replacing curbs and sidewalks that would be altered by TRUSTEES TO AIR PROPOSED the widening of that thoroughfare BOOKKEEPING CHANGES to sixty feet. Following reading of a report by The offer was made contingent Albine E.

Johnson and company, on the owners deeding to the city suggesting changes in present strips necessary for the widening, methods of keeping city books by The street is now of irregular the heads of the various depart width, most of it being forty feet tnents of the city, the city council In event owners fail to present meeting here last night voted to ALL "DOMESTICS," "READY TO WEAR" AND "STAPLES" ARE INCLUDED IN THIS ENORMOUS OFFERING IT TP IT Tl i ano ooieos deeds, it was intimated, widening ment at 7 o'clock next Monday eve would be done under improvement mng, dispose of whatever business proceedings, which would entail may require attention and then KJ Tease between the oil compan and Yerrlngton and Keller previous community lease, whiC considerable expense. into executive session with a repi Baby Day Special Wednesday ONLY: A petition signed by holders of resentative of the accounting and At prices that speak for included the Yerrlngton and Kell to per cent of the frontage was discuss changes in the bookkeepj properties, had boen abandoned. presented, to tne council meeting we system. las night, asking that the street be The firm estimated it would cos widened. approximately $1400 to institute i Neswmder, it is said, is a tempting to have the communii lease declared valid, so that ti veils drilled would' be under elaiV $1.79 Orders Drain Changes new system, Including an audit.

As A communication from W. O. inventory of city property was no of the community lessors. Hill, 1401 South Main street, included in the estimated cost. 1 39c "Vanta" Wool Bands Poies Ordered Changed The first complete platform evi brought to the attention of the trustees the information that grade 36 inch La Jura and Af Radium Silks L.Afc.

Ts 36 inch Fancy $1 Lining Silks i 0 54 inch Tweeds and Homespuns $4.00 54 inch English JO Aft Chiffon Broadcloth stssi Relocation of a telephone pole tk adopted by the Democratic pan conditions at the corner of Hobart. a position three feet south of ltss was put forward by the present location in front of thi rnnwnf Inn which mt nt nultlmn and South Mian streets caused home of Mrs. J. R. Medlock, 821 North Main, was directed in ordel to permit Mrs.

Medlock to put irT Hill's property to be flooded when there is rain. According to W. O. Knox, city engineer, it will be necessary to install a combination $1.79 $1.79 $1.79 $L79 $1.19 tied shoulders. Comfort for the baby Economy for the mother k1 in 1840 and renominated Va Buren' for the presidency.

Part of this platform were incorporate) into the deliverance of every Demi cratio national convention prior to the Civil war, and its. leading ideal have reappeared in many of tht a nriveway. W. O. Packard, citv electrician curb and gutter to permanently 36 inch Novelty Mohair 95 remedy the condition.

The city en was directed to arrange with the! gineer was instructed to do tem Southern California Edison com porary work that would afford im pany for the changing of poles on 54 inch Sergei the last 6 party platforms of mediate reiier to Hill for the win Fifth street necessitated by the years many colors ter. sta Uation of an ornamental lisrhU Betty Rose Shop 303 No. Sycamore Opposite Postoffice ihe city engineer also was di ing system. The poles have been reeled to correct a drain condi abandoned by utility and will be All Silk Pongee 1 III! 5 "Pi tion on the northwest corner of maintained by the city for string North Main and Sixth streets, ing of wires for the fire alarm svs was made that water tem. The cost will be approximate stands on the corner because of.ly 1300.

inadequate drain facilities. Domestic Values Aska Crash Compensation Hope Hatcher, whose machine Paving Contracts Let Contracts were awarded Oples was struck and damaged by a po by and Dahl for paving Spurgeon lice car the night of November 25, street, from Seventeenth to Twen was instructed by the council to That will convince you of values we are giving tieth street, to Steele Finley for present written reports from eve paving Fairview avenue, Folwer to witnesses as to whether the driver! Bristol, and for repaving in front of the city machine was using a PER CLOTH of two lots on East Fourth street. slren at the time of the aoeldent The accident happened as Thatch I The bid on the latter job was 80 i cents per square foot It Jc er was turning onto Booth street Opening of Pacific avenue, from from West Fourth, and was due in a measure to wet pavement Re I tfelpers that draw no Salary durability and so many pat 32 IN. FRENCH GINGHAMS 39c Regular 69o and 65c grades and a good selection of plaids, checks, etc 36 IN. SATINES Eighth street north to Washington avenue, was discussed in ronnec pair of the car cost $90.

and tion with a subdivision proposed Thatcher asked the council to re i fi'Mw iifj i ave.4 mi sm by L. E. Martin in the northwest Im burse bim. Police in the machine! say that they were sounding the siren. Thatcher said the siren was! OUTING 7c part of the city.

Martin was directed to present a petition, for the opening. not used and that he had witness Hearing of protests against the es to prove it proposed opening of Richland ave Application of C. C. Kirkenham IRS. HI TWr ilil mi.XJM ed in this offering.

Regular i nue, from Flower to Shelton street, for appointment to the police force mm mmw sli egg) mi wisv a i i a. we jit im ajr. was set for 8 p. January 21. Ac was referred to the police commlsJ 39c Gym.

suite, bloomers, etc Regular cording to J. W. Ogletfby, pains are sioner. RALLIES Just the weight for 50c grades. 15c JJIP LOSS Hi Club Hears Boys Work Chief Where else can you get It at this price? GINGHAMS 15c Always on the job 3 LB.

COTTON BATTS Full bed Sire and a good ootton, too. A regular 11.89 value. RESULT OF OUAKES 7. A. McDill, boys work secretary of the Santa Ana Y.

M. C. A addressed a meeting of the Hi club last night on "Thrift Saving Time, Money and Friends The meeting was held at the home of Ray Adkinson, athletic director of the high school' and leader of the Hi club. Two candidates, Les to quickly hand you the letter or document you want. 27 inch width of qualities that will surprise you at this low price.

Regular 19c and 25o values a 4 4 I 1 1 COME IN AND LOOK THEM OVER. AND JUST HUNDREDS OF. VALUES NOT TOKYO, Jan. 8. The Japanese ter Moon and Morris Davis were navy Is staging a fifty mtlllon dollar initiated into organisation.

At comeback but the time that will Ui" i were served. he Store New York Steel Filing Cabinet Sections Two Meii Slain In Chicago Union War Wi required, for that comeoacK is not known. To a layman's eyes the Japanese navy seems about as good as it was before the earthquake, so far as ships are concerned. For fighting ships, afloat in the water, were not destroyed, or even dam 312 314 No. Sycamore Street 7 CHICAGO, Jan.

8. Fearing further outbreaks in Chicago's labor war. which last fight re aged to any extent. The damage was done on land suited in one death and the wound come in full and half widths. You can adapt them to almost any avail able space.

Consult our expert on Filing Cabinets and Systems. SAM STEIN'S STATIONERY STORE to arsenals, machine plants, stores ing 'of two, police mobilised to and supplies all the equipment day to v. guard Union meeting for making and maintaining the 'places. floating fortresses. Naval officers John Gilmore was shot to death say all this shore damage can be and John Dunne was seriously repaired and replaced for Yen! wounded in a gun battle just out 100,000,000 (fifty million dollars).

side, the doors of the Bridge and Meanwhile, until those repairs Structural Iron Workers' union, i peaking "confidentially "I I'll I. II I. f. and replacements are made the while a meeting was in progress, fighting force at sea is weakened Both were said to have been by not having the usual supply leaders of one faction in the or backing from ashore. Iganisation.

course The Complete Stationery Store Officials here now minimize the 307 W. 4th St. Santa Ana damage done to the navy as I.Sim FLEE FUMES Slobe Aterrricks Agency 1 ifti mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmJi i fighting sea force. The damage ashore is obvious. But they say the fleets are not greatly weakened for combat purposes.

But there is a technicality, for fighting ships on the sea must have oil, shells, guns, replacements, supplies and the shops and stations ashore that supplied those things were for the most part destroyed. Ki lj i un The way the Dawn Washing Machine has taken with the women of Santa Ana has i itw been more, than pleasing. This is the wash ing machine that many women have been TOR YOUR TOESVOES" 0S ANGELES, Jan. 8. Sixty roomers in a lodging liouse at 542 Wall street were forced to flee for their lives when fire 1 waiting for.

Have you had your demon After personal observation, to the extent possible, and conversations early today gutted the upper floor with numerous authorities, it end burned the roof of the struc seems to me that a fair appraisal of i turn. fetration? Let us show you the machine's merits Save the hard work for us to dem ithe condition is: The navy has Many occupants' of the house been hard hit, probably cocnider dashed into the street in their ably in excess of the official fig night clothes escaping just ahead urea. But money and a the rapidly spreading onstrate on. 00000 and Bank the Balance VV" 1' "i time can put the navy back where 1 Policemen and detectives joined it wasthat is, stores of oil can firemen In arousing the residents be re established, arsenals, ma helped prevent fatalities, chine shops, ways, at the na Another rooming house adjoln val base, can be rebuilt Whether fog caught on fire but little dam or not the people will stand for 8 resulted. spending the money is yet to be Beenalthough the chances are the aa wnnia h.v.

Koan two I irnu Mst I fftcctsAav sv I 'oaOMMDN I mr 4 I mm fI" immuu Washer The Dawn Electric that they will. Genuine Foot Comfort and economy, too PROFIT by the experianos of others who thought they were conotniiing whan they did their houaewotk in lippera or old (hots. Dbcowr for yourself tha meaning of real foot comfort. Buy Ye Olde Tyme Comfort Shots dwirncd by WOWOO women to provide a good looking, yet KMarottable shoe for everyday wear. Examine a pair of Ye Olde Tyroc Comfort Feai the toft, satiny kid leather.

Note the flexible yet durable sole, the in built ft eel arch and the well propottkmedhoeifinUhedotfwit The "Kaga" will be con verted into a seaplane carrier, as the Amagi would have been. It Is a technicality resulting from the earthquake, and making no lm ciple; takes no additional floor space, yet has the capacity equal to the large type of washer. is fitted on your stationary tub or tubs, re? quires no hand filling and carrying of water; operates on the wonderful vacuum cup prin nay are good looking, and long wear is A group of. foreign correspondents were permitted by the naval authorities to make an inspection of Yokosuka recently. This was the great naval base twenty miles south of Yokohama.

It was almost completely destroyed. Vast quantities of supplies, Including 70,000 tons of oil, were burned. Half a dozen machine shops and the electric plant, are about all that remains. Temporary Structures But sheds and shacks and temporary structures are going up, Ask ua to show you a pair today. Telephone portant difference in the scrapping scheme.

Irony of Quake The "Satsuma," "Mikasa and "Akl" are now being scrapped at Yokosuka. We saw the guns and turrets taken from some of these and workmen ripping away at the others. Amid the general scene of desolation it seemed singularly ironical that so much time and effort and expenditure were nsces sary for further destructionfur ther destruction of instruments created at great cost and for just one purpose that they might destroy, ffhe earthquake demolished so much but didn't harm the ships that have to be scrapped! Moat gtylet If ml I I 130 I wiaevme oil is being bought, supplies are being accumulated. Two submarines in the harbor were slightly damaged, and have since been re COMFORT SHOcS paired. Oout of the thirty seaplanes at.

the base nine were HARDWARE A1WATI BKOKIN IN NIVIt BROKEN OUT' damaged and sixteen of these have 213 East Fourth St. UiU Buiiding been repaired to a point of servv 3' (Satisfactory Terms to Those Pesiring Credit) HEAD NOSE THROAT EARS KONOOITS to HMihea. DfiMW. CoM te BiL Dry Noa Ctarrk. Cot4a at 11 ktnda.

Doctor. DtUta. Mara.a neonates KONOOK's. sOtfwnaMu lceability, officials say. Otherwise, according to 'the authorities, no damage was done to completed fighting craft.

The "Amagi," a ba tlecruiser in the ways under construction, was warped in the keel. By agreement with the Washington treaty signatory powers, Japan will, therefore, scrap the "Amagi," and substitute BEISSEMflEWCOtfB AiKfwnayM ma. FOURTH. 1(9 42 JJmiteapolisJ Register Want Bring Big Results Cost Little Accomplish Muchv Try One for her the "Kaga," which under Hi'.