oc-plain-dealer 1923-05-07

NORCO TOWNSITE TO BE OPENED SUNDAY Sunday, May 13, will be epochical in the history of Corona Valley, for that date the townsite of Norco, centrally located in this fertile section of the southland will be formally opened and educated. The development of small farms and orchards in the district lying north of Corona has been extremely rapid the past year and the eventual building of a new town has appeared obvious to those who have had the interest of the valley at heart. At present more than three hundred residents are engaged in various agricultural pursuits on the land formerly owned by the North Corona Land Company and the insistent demand for a central trading station and center of community activity is being met by the company in opening the new town site of Norco. The company expects to have as their guests on the opening day in the neighborhood of ten thousand people and the problem of feeding this multitude is receiving a great deal of attention. Henry Ford's efficient method of assembling the popular flivver by the means of a long conveyer is to be adapted in the serving of dinners to the huge crowd. The conveyer will be thoroughly screened and protected from dust, while white garbed attendants on each side placing on the traveling service the various articles of food, each man with a particular duty to perform, following out the idea of assembly that prevails in the Ford plant in Detroit. It is estimated that not more than one half hours will be required to serve the entire ten thousand people. FREE BARBECUE AT OLIVE NEXT FRIDAY The charming little town of Olive located three miles north of Orange and five miles west of Anaheim will be host bountiful to the surrounding communities on the afternoon and evening of Friday, May 11. The entertainment to be provided will consist of a concert by the Anaheim band. MARKETS TODAY'S QUOTATIONS BY International News Service SHORTS COVER; STOCKS RALLY NEW YORK, May 7—Short converging in the final period of trading on the stock exchange today accounted for the rally in such market leaders as U. S. Steel which after dropping below par rose to 100%. Baldwin locomotive rose to 124%. Studebaker to 134%; Stewart-Warner to 344% and American Can to 87. These advances helped in the FREE BARBECUE AT OLIVE NEXT FRIDAY The charming little town of Olive located three miles north of Orange and five miles west of Anaheim will be host bountiful to the surrounding communities on the afternoon and evening of Friday, May 11. The entertainment to be provided will consist of a concert by the Anaheim high school band, orchestral music, vocal solos, classic dancing, and a radio concert. This will be followed by a free barbecue, in fact everything is free except the dance which will be held in the evening and for which a nominal charge will be made. Perhaps the biggest and best of all is the opportunity to secure, without one cent of cost, a beautiful lot in Olive. There is absolutely no sales proposition or catch of any sort in connection with the affair. The purpose being solely to attract the attention of the general public to the beauties of Olive and its desirability as a place of residence. The entertainment will begin at 3:30 p.m., the barbecue starting at 5:20 and continuing until all are served. Visit Olive on the date named and enjoy an afternoon and evening of pleasure while you view the valley and the ocean beyond from the hill tops of the Gateway City of the Santa Ana Choyon. 46,000 REEFERS FOR 1923 SEASON With a total of 46,000 refrigerator cars, already provided, California carriers will be in a much better position to handle the heavy movement of fruit and other products requiring refrigeration from California points to Eastern destinations, in 1923, than they were last year, according to a survey of car conditions made by Examiner W. J. Handford of the service department of the railroad commission. The Pacific Fruit Express will have 26,000 cars available for the handling of green fruit from California shipping points during the current season, the Western Pacific Refrigerator line 2,600 cars, controlled by the Pacific Fruit Express; Santa Fe Refrigerator Dispatch, 14,900 cars, with 2,000 more cars to be delivered in time for this season. HAAN FUNERAL TODAY Funeral services for Mrs. Gertrude Haan, 76, mother of Otto Haan of the Cadillac Garage Co., was held this afternoon at the Smith & Tuthill chapel, Rev. W. L. H. Benton, rector TODAY'S QUOTATIONS BY International News Service SHORTS COVER; STOCKS RALLY NEW YORK, May 7—Short converging in the final period of trading on the stock exchange today accounted for the rally in such market leaders as U. S. Steel which after dropping below par rose to 100%. Baldwin locomotive rose to 124%. Studebaker to 134%; Stewart-Warner to 344% and American Can to 87. These advances helped in the recovery of part of the losses sustained earlier in the day, but as a rule stocks closed below the opening level. Government bonds unchanged; Railway and other bonds steady. Stock sales today 1,356,300 shares; bonds $14,588,000. Bank Clearings San Francisco ... $24,500,000 Seattle ... $6,842,581 Portland ... $6,414,299 Oakland ... $2,608,200 Los Angeles ... $21,144,465 Los Angeles Produce Market LOS ANGELES, May 7—Butter 47c; eggs: extra 31; case count 27c; pullets 27c; poultry hens 23c; broilers 22@26c; fryers 40c. Potatoes, new stock local best $1.50@1.25. Grain Decline Continues CHICAGO, May 7—The gradual decline in grain prices continued today on the market here. Liquidation was blamed. Early strength fell off shortly after the opening. Weak cables had some influence on the decline. Wheat closed %@1%c lower; corn finished %@1c off; oats was %@%c lower. Provisions also were weaker lard selling off 20@35c lower and ribs showing declines of 38@43c. Los Angeles Citrus LOS ANGELES, May 7—Oranges: locals, special brands navels $3.25@4.50; market pack $2.50@3.00; culls 906@$1.15. Lemons: Special brands $5.50@5.75; choice $5.25; market stock $3.00@3.25. Grapefruit: Imperial Valley few special brands $5.50@6.50; locals special brands $3.25@3.75; market pack $2.50@3.00. Eastern Citrus NEW YORK, May 7—Forty-one cars navels, three cars sweets, one car St. Mikes and 17 mixed cars sold. Navel market doing better on best grades, particularly on 150's and smaller; colince navels lower. Weather fair. Navel averages ranged from $3.30 @5.75; med. sweets $3.55@4.75. VOTE WILL SHOW HAAN FUNERAL TODAY Funeral services for Mrs. Gertrude Haan, 76, mother of Otto Haan of the Cadillac Garage Co., was held this afternoon at the Smith & Tuthill chapel, Rev. W. L. H. Benton, rector of the Church of the Messiah, officiating. —Starbuck's Red. See Classified Ad. CHAS. A. CRISS General Cement Contracting Commercial Buildings and Sub-Divisions, Also Cement Products, Estimates Free, Immediate Service, Best Skilled Mechanics, Warehouse and Yard 215 So. Vine-st. Office 324 So. Vine. Phone 163-W. OLIVE, CALIF. Phone Orange 418 FULLERTON, CALIF. Phone Fullerton 600 CASH FOR YOUR VALENCIA ORANGES OLIVE FRUIT CO. Successors to PEPPERS FRUIT CO. A. J. MILLER Fullerton 640 V. H. FROSS Orange 250 W. J. KADAU Orange 454 A. H. T. OSBORNE Fullerton 25 THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA FROM DISABLED PLANES ANNUAL INTER-CLASS DEBATE THIS WEEK Annual Inter-class debates will be staged at Anaheim H. S. Tuesday and Wednesday. The question is "Resolved that immigration should be further restricted." The sub-freshmen team, Bob Hartman and Rector Coons, will meet the freshmen team, Florence Pickelsimmer and Max Crawford, Tuesday. After this debate the sophomore and another freshmen team will debate the same question. The freshmen team is Paul Skop and Mildred White. The sophomore team is Lucie Abplanalp and Philip Bastian. The winners of the two debates will meet in the assembly Wednesday for inter-class title. Students who have won letters for debating are acting as coaches. Joe Schwienfeet is sub-freshmon coach, Irma Young and Irma Batis have charge of the freshmen team and Lauren Hodges and Lauren Wright the sophomore team. WILL DEFEND COURT ON WESTERN TRIP WASHINGTON, May 7. — President Harding is going to the people with the world court issue. Any hopes entertained by dissatisfied republican leaders that Mr. Harding would "soft pedal" the court issue disappeared today and the word has been passed that the president is going to the mat on his forthcoming western trip. He has determined that his critics—both Republican and Democratic—will be answered in detail in the speeches he will make across the continent. The larger the man's salary, the earlier he can knock off in the afternoon. SEVERAL ACCIDENTS REPORTED TO POLICE Several accidents were reported local police over the week-one was reported seriously in Edgar O. Briggs of Compto ported that when he was crashed Broadway, another car stopped started again and struck the guard on his car, damaging it. Mrs. M. L. Triplett of Anahe ported that she was coming utter Ct., held out her hand to Emily and that her car was by another car going west on... $5 ENROLLMENT You can now enroll for a Ford Car Weekly Earn Ford Weekly Purchase Plan THOUSANDS OF FAMILIES ARE TAKING NEW WAY OF BUYING A FORD AND WHEELED CARS, ENJOYING ALL THE TAGES OF MOTOR TRANSPORTATION. THE FORD WEEKLY PURCHASE PLAN YOU CAN ENROLL WITH AN INITIAL Purchase $5.00. EACH WEEK YOU ADD TO YOUR MUCH OR AS LITTLE AS YOU FEEL YOU MONEY IS PLACED IN THE BANK AND A SHORT TIME YOUR DEPOSITS, PLUS THE BANK, WILL BE SUFFICIENT TO OVERNIGHT DRIVING YOUR OWN FORD CAR. Plain Dealer Want Ads Get Results MUCH OR AS LITTLE AS YOU FEEL YOUR MONEY IS PLACED IN THE BANK AND A SHORT TIME YOUR DEPOSITS, PLUS THE BANK, WILL BE SUFFICIENT TO CHEAT THE CAR. START TODAY AND BEFORE YOU REALIZE DRIVING YOUR OWN FORD CAR. Ford Motor Detroit, Michigan Come In and Let Us Give You Full Service George Du FORD LINCOLN FORDSON 320 N. Los Angeles Street Anaheim, Calif. Depository for Ford Weekly Purchase Plan F AmericanSaving Anaheim, California A LUMBERING SCENE IN ONTARIO The numerous rivers throughout the lumbering district in the Province of Ontario are used to advantage floating of the millions of feet of lumber from the forests to the mills. The above shows a typical during the spring of the year. Nowhere else on the continent are to be found such large areas of pine, spruce, and poplar for use in the pulp and paper industry. VERAL ACCIDENTS PORTED TO POLICE Local accidents were reported to police over the week-end, no one was reported seriously injured. O. Briggs of Compton re-that when he was crossing day, another car stopped, then again and struck the mud-on his car, damaging it. M. L. Triplett of Anaheim re-that she was coming up Cen-hold out her hand to turn on and that her car was struck other car going west on Cen-ter St. Miss Dorothy Farrand of Orange also reported a collision on the Fullerton Road. BOARD ELECTS OFFICERS The regular annual meeting of the Anaheim Grammar school board of directors was held Saturday evening. E. H. Metcalf was elected president and W. J. Elliott, clerk, for the ensuing year. Red Baby Chicks—Starbuck, Fullerton. NAMES TWO NEW BOARD MEMBERS WASHINGTON, May 7., — E. H. Cunningham, of Des Moines, was today named by President Harding as the new "dirt" farmer member of the federal reserve board. The appointment was made to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Milo D. Campbell, of Michigan. The White House also announced the appointment of Edward E. Jones of Pennsylvania as a member of the federal farm loan board. ROLLS YOU can now buy and pay Ford Car out of Your ly Earning on the My Purchase Plain ARE TAKING ADVANTAGE OF THIS FORD AND WILL SOON BE DRIVING NG ALL THE BENEFITS AND ADVANSPORTATION. CHASE PLAN IS AMAZINGLY SIMPLE. AN INITIAL PAYMENT AS LOW AS ADD TO YOUR FIRST PAYMENT — AS YOU FEEL YOU CAN AFFORD. THIS BANK AND DRAWS INTEREST. 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