oc-plain-dealer 1923-04-05

WON'T CAMPAIGN ON VERSAILLES TREATY (By International News Service) AUGUSTA, Ga., April 5—Altho President Harding declined to make any comment for publication, it was stated officially here this afternoon in his behalf that he does not intend to campaign next year for renomination or re-election on any issue presented by the treaty of Versailles or the League of Nations, as reported in the London Daily Sketch. Mr. Harding has no intention, it was stated, to go before the country on any platform involving a new "association of nations" or the re-vamping of the Versailles treaty along lines suggested in New York by Lord Robert Coell, British representative on the League of Nations. CLAIM MANY SIGN (E. N. R. Staff Correspondent) SPOKANE, April 5—H. C. Harris who is managing the circulation of petitions asking a federal investigation of charges of alleged drinking and gambling in Washington, D. C. society circles, made by Mrs. Miles Polindexter, wife of ex-senator Polindexter, today claimed that several hundred signatures had been obtained. Harris scored the department of justice, saying it had intimated that the "West should attend to its own business." "It cannot expect to secure respect for the law if rich officials may do with impunity that for which the poor are fined and jailed," he declared. Petitions will be circulated in nine Pacific coast cities and Salt Lake by Saturday, it was said. GETS FREE RENT Sheriff Sam Jernigan was asked today to investigate whether, as appeared certain, a man had been making his home in the unoccupied ranch house of Mrs. Clayton, a mile north of El Modena school. A man was seen coming out of the house by two ranch laborers. This Essentially, a Family Store The families we serve in our 371 Department Stores are the families that are representative of American life, thrifty, industrious—the real backbone of our Nation. For twenty-one years we have been serving thousands of such families. Naturally, during all these years we have thoroughly studied and learned the needs of the families and how best to supply those needs. We are essentially a Family Store. We strive to serve well every member of all families. We do not hold "sales," we protect our customers against inflated retail prices. By buying from us for cash and carrying home your purchases, your saving here is considerable. Petitions will be circulated in nine Pacific coast cities and Salt Lake by Saturday, it was said. GETS FREE RENT Sheriff Sam Jernigan was asked today to investigate whether, as appeared certain, a man had been making his home in the unoccupied ranch house of Mrs. Clayton, a mile north of El Modena school. A man was seen coming out of the house by two ranch laborers. CLAIMS DESERTION Alleging desertion, May Van Buren today filed suit for separate maintenance and the custody of a minor child. Worden Van Buren, against John D. Van Buren, auto salesman. The plaintiff also asks costs. The two were married in Oswego, N. Y., on Nov. 30, 1911. FISCUS RECORDER Monte Fiscus was appointed last night by Brea trustees as city recorder of Brea to fill the vacancy left by Miss Maude Sayles, resigned. Miss Sayles remains city clerk and water collector offices she has held for about three years. PACES BOOZE CHARGE Ramon Montana was held under $500 bail today to answer to the Superior Court by Justice J. B. Cox on a charge of manufacturing liquor. He was caught March 2. Deputy Dist-Atty. D. C. Wettlin is prosecutor. MARKETS TODAY'S QUOTATIONS BY International News Service EASTERN CITRUS NEW YORK, April 5—Twenty four cars navels, one car St. Michaels and four mixed cars sold today. Market slightly higher on 186s and larger, easier on 150s and smaller. Navels averaged from 225 to 450. LOS ANGELES CITRUS LOS ANGELES, April 5.—Oranges, northern special brands, navels 300 to 425; market pack 225 to 275; culls 90 to 100. Lemona, special brands 575 to 600; choice 525 to 550; market pack 300 to 525. Grapefruit, Arizona seedless 500 to 600; Imperial calley 450 to 525; special brands 550 to 650; locals special brands 225 to 375; market pack 250 to 300. BUTTER, EGGS, POULTRY Los Angeles, April 5—Butter 45, Eggs: Extraas 29 l-2; case count 25; Pullets 24 l-2. Poultry: hens 25 to 29; broilers 35 to 40; fryers 40. LOS ANGELES POTATOES BUTTER, EGGS, POULTRY Los Angeles, April 5—Butter 45, Eggs: Extras 29 1-2; case count 25; Pullets 24 1-2. Poultry; hens 25 to 29; broilers 35 to 40; fryers 40. LOS ANGELES POTATOES LOS ANGELES, April 5—Potato netted gums 200 to 225; burbanks 225 to 250; new stock Carlsbad and San Diego best 8 to 9e; few 10e; poorer small 5 to 6e. GRAIN MARKET NARROW (By International News Service) CHICAGO, April 5—News was of a routine nature today and the grain market during most of the session was not materially affected one way or the other, with the result that values hold to within comparatively narrow bounds. The market, after a draggy start, showed signs of life, however, and closed strong. The lower Liverpool wheat market was a bearish factor early in the local pits. Closing prices here for wheat were 1 to 1.3-8c higher than the previous close; corn 1-2 to 5-8 up and oats 1-3 to 3-8 higher. Provisions closed steady to easier. STOCK MARKET FIRM NEW YORK, April 5—The stock market closed firm today. Bullish activities in the final hour centered in the sugar groups. Cuban cane preferred crossed 50, again of more than 2 points and 5 more rose three points to 62 l. Steel, equipment and motor stocks continued firm. Railroads responded in half heartway to the general improvement ending the ay with net losses. American can held close to 98, a gain of 21-2 points and Montgomery War rose about one point to 24. Government bonds unchanged; railway and other bonds were firm. Stock sales today totalled 1,069,-000; shares. TODAY'S BANK CLEARINGS San Francisco ... $23,100,000 Portland ... $5,634,439 Dakland ... $2,312,100 Long Beach ... $1,389,416 Los Angeles ... $19,895,939 Bond sales totalled $13,252,000 Men's Work Pa Real Service At Low H IN the making of J. C. Penney Co. Men's strong durable materials and careful is used that we may offer our custom possible values obtainable. Large quantities our 312 stores enables us to quote price you substantial savings. Men's Cottonade Work Pants, dark made with heavy drill pocketings and taped seams to prevent ripping. Men's Heavy Weight Cassimere and Pants, brown and gray mixtures, made drill pocketings and trimmings, all taped vent ripping. $2.98, $3.49, $3.98 Men's Corduroy Pants, made of dark corduroy, two hip pockets, belt loops, bottoms, taped seams to prevent ripping. $2.98, $3.98, $4.98 THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA INTIALLY, Store We serve Department the families representative of such famly, during all we have thored and learnof the fambest to supeds. Essentially a to serve well of all famdo not hold protect our against inflated By buying your cash and saving here WORLD'S LARGEST CHAIN DEPARTMENT STORE ORGANIZATION J.C.Penney Co. 371 DEPARTMENT ST 225 West Center Street NationWide Clothes W Get More— Pay Less! An Invitation Is Extended to Workmen To Visit Our Store Upon This Occasion and Note The Large Savings Awaiting Them! The Right Clothes for All Kinds of Work! Moleskin Pants Very Popular Black and white strips; well made. $2.49 $2.98 Wonderful Shirt Value Good Quality Woven Madras An opportunity to buy high grade Woven Madras Shirts at a price that means a tremendous saving to you Moleskin Pants Very Popular Black and white strips; well made. $2.49 $2.98 Day" Overalls Union Made Exclusively by the J. C. Penney Co. Overalls (*registered trade mark); coast to coast. Workmen prefer because of the service they give. Under our own label and are obtaintores. The Most In Money's Worth At $1.49 They Serve You Best! None Genuine Without This Label Work Pants Service At Low Prices J. C. Penney Co. Men's Work Pants materials and careful workmanship may offer our customers the best inable. Large quantity buying for poles us to quote prices that su Wonderful Shirt Value Good Quality Woven Madras An opportunity to buy high grade Woven Madras Shirts at a price that means a tremendous saving to you. Well-made, full cut Woven Madras Shirts in neat and staple patterns and popular colors. Nicely finished with button on sleeve facing. Our price only $1.49 This opportunity to save in the cost of high-grade Woven Madras Shirts is extended to every man in this community. Night Shirts Men's Good Quality These Men's Night Shirts of fine quality white muslin are cool and serviceable for warm weather wear. Our price is "Big Mac" Work Shirts Registered Trade Mark Another one of our own specially developed work Shirts which are being worn by thousands of workmen in the United States. Made big and full thruout with large square cut tails — just the roomy Shirt that affords greatest comfort and pleasure to Work Pants Service At Low Prices J. C. Penney Co. Men's Work Pants materials and careful workmanship may offer our customers the best inable. Large quantity buying for makes us to quote prices that assure ings. Work Pants, dark gray mixtures, drill pocketings and trimmings, all ent ripping. Light Cassimere and Kersey Work gray mixtures, made with heavy trimmings, all taped seams to pre- $3.49, $3.98 Pants, made of dark or light drab pockets, belt loops, cuffs or plain to prevent ripping, cut full sizes. $3.98, $4.98 Strap Sandals For Infants Patent sandals with circular vamp and plain toe in little tots' sizes. Spring beel. 2 to 5 5½ to 8 $1.49 These Men's Night Shirts of fine quality white muslin are cool and serviceable for warm weather wear. Our price is exceptionally low for a Night Shirt of this quality. $1.39 Such a remarkable value should tempt you to purchase two or more of these nice garments. Another one of our own specially developed work Shirts which are being worn by thousands of workmen in the United States. Made big and full throut with large square cut tails — just the roomy Shirt that affords greatest comfort and pleasure to the wearer. Made of a good quality fadeless chambray of both fine and coarse yarn in blue and grey. Finished with two big pockets that button. This shirt may also be had made in khaki ser- cloth. 89c Boys' Long Wear Shoes Excellent Value Boys' chocolate Retan Army blucher; soft tip; welt soles. They stand up under all kinds of rough wear. Sizes 12½ to 2 Sizes 2½ to 5½ Good Sturdy Work Shirts For Every Man Our famous "Big Mac" and "Compass" Work Shirts may be had in the correct-fitting sizes for workmen who are slim or stout. These shirts have a Nation-Wide reputation for both service and com- fort. The values are unequalled. 39c to $1.69 WIDE INSTITUTION - ney Co. Incorporated DEPARTMENT STORES THE SHOPPER'S SERVICE STORE SUPERIOR Anaheim, Calif. Bungalow Aprons Sizes 6 to 14 Years Fleasing styles of Chanoray smartly trimmed with gay-colored Cretonne, chic models of good quality Black Satine with colorful touches of Cretonne in artistic trimming. Good quality values at— 98c es Week! Many Important Values for You! Hundreds of Thousands of Workmen Wear J. C. Penney Co. Work Clothes Exclusively! Value Madras Woven Madras Khaki Pants for Men Good Quality at a Low Price FOR knock-about and general Khaki Pants for Men Good Quality at a Low Price FOR knock-about and general work-a-day wear these men's Khaki Pants prove unusually serviceable. Made of heavy weight khaki drill with well sewed seams, cuff bottoms, button-flap hip pockets and belt loops. Truly remarkable value at $2.19 The large buying power of this Nation-wide Institution was brought into play in the purchasing of these high-grade Khaki Pants for men. The saving thus effected is passed on to our customers in the splendid quality offered at this unusually low price. "True Blue" Play Suits For Boys 2 to 8 Years Both mothers and the boys will agree that our "True Blue" Play Suits are just what are wanted for everyday wear. They are neat and attractive but above everything else they are comfortable and serviceable. The Most In Wear for the Least In Money 89c They come in Wabash white striped and shadow striped Stifel Indigo drill trimmed in red and blue, also in khaki drill. They are full cut and roomy, well made and one of the most practical suits to be had for children. "True Blue" Play Suits are our own special brand. They come in Wabash whites striped and shadow striped Stifel Indigo drill trimmed in red and blue, also in khaki drill. They are full cut and roomy, well made and one of the most practical suits to be had for children. "True Blue" Play Suits are our own special brand. Khaki Riding Pants For Active Men! These riding pants are made of 2.50 weight khaki drill with button top pockets and lace bottom. There is a size here for every man—and the value is such as will make him enjoy the saving of money. $3.49 Men's Elk Outing Shoe Longer Wear for Less Money $2.49 These Shoes contain the real meat of satisfaction. They wear longer and cost less than the ordinary kind. Men's Chocolate Elk Outing Bal. Made with gusset and half double nailed soles and chrome outsoles. These Shoes are favorites with a great many men on account of their extreme comfort and long wearing qualities. Our prices are lower than quality Shoes can be bought for elsewhere because we purchase thousands of pairs at a time for our 312 stores, thereby effecting a substantial saving which is reflected in our selling prices.