Anthony

The plaintiff and defendant were formerly husband and wife. The defendant, as plaintiff, procured a decree of divorce in the circuit court of the state of Oregon, in 1918, whereby she was awarded the custody of Dorothy Anthony, the seven year old minor child of the parties. By the decree, also, the defendant, the plaintiff here, was granted the privilege of visiting the child, and having her with him at reasonable times, he to contribute the sum of fifteen dollars per month for her maintenance and support until she should arrive at the age of eighteen years. Plaintiff commenced this action, alleging that the defendant has not complied with the provisions of the decree and that she is preparing to leave California and intends to take the child with her to reside permanently outside the state. He asks the court to fix the rights and privileges of the parties pursuant to the decree of divorce rendered in the Oregon court and prays for an order prohibiting and enjoining defendant from removing the child from this jurisdiction.

On an order to show canse the lower court, after requiring a bond in the sum of one thousand dollars from plaintiff, granted a temporary injunction restraining…