oc-plain-dealer 1923-05-24

ORANGE PYRAMID STRIKING EXHIBIT The feature exhibit of the Anaheim Citrus Fruit Assn., one of the winners in its class, received a lot of admiration yesterday by spectators, who pronounced it the most stricly Egyptian exhibit of any kind on the floor. The exhibit, which had not been completed in time, for a complete description along with the others in the Plain Dealer, represents a pyramid adorned in Egyptian fashion. On one of the outside faces appears the figure of a sphinx, on another an Egyptian temple. About the base at the bottom is a border of Egyptian figures. A globe of orange in each corner lights the exterior at night. As the entrance a pretty girl shows the visitor to a couple of real mummies. AGED GRAANDMOTHER DIES W. C. Barker, connected with the Studebaker agency, received word of the death of his aged grandmother, Mrs. Majorie Blevens, 82, which occurred suddenly at her home in Lansing, N. Carolina. Mrs. Blevens, who has been a widow since the Civil war, is the mother of ten living children, all of whom are among the emplaty men and women of their communities. GOV. INVITES HARDING SACRAMENTO, May 24—Governor Richardson today wired President Harding asking that he visit Sacramento on his trip through California. The governor said: "I do not want to interfere in any way or add to your many burdens, but I suggest that on your trip through California you stop a brief time at the capital city. RUN FOR HOUR WITH CRANKCASE DRAINED An oil which leaves a film of so-called graphite behind it that protects the motor while in operation for an hour after the crankcase has been drained—this is Oldag. Charles H. Turnbull, Oldag representative from Los Angeles, provided it today when he had the crankcase of a 1921 Studebaker drained at Harry D. Riley's garage and the car run from 1:30 to 2:30 this afternoon, without the glue's getting warm or being damaged. The reason why Oldag does this is that the paraffine base carries greasy, oily graphite so-called, which dills the sharp teeth of the surfaces and prevents friction. The experiment has been tried successfully on days in Imperial Valley when it was 130 degrees. PRISON TO UNTIL What's a lil' how? Admittedly, costs a heap of glisten on the hand. It looks in a dungeon. An engagement of themselves and get all swat that annexing gem on a whit gotten an iron soul. The hero of souls romantic formerly titted felt about us new solitaire anger in H. C. Pushers," who diamonds as so rainy days. The Universal Prisoner," stated son under Jas and with Eileen Bettram Grassious players in United Theatre day. On the same Bobbie Dunn Pathe Review. HOME P Mrs. Vina M. Mr. Thompkins over Anabeim home this month hospital where the care of her friend of her thews is recent operation. YESTERDAY Williams, Phil Traynor, Pitts National 13 American 7 PACIFIC Add the Finishing Touch to Fashionable Dress EQUALLY for sport as for street, or afternoon, or informal evening wear, "Queen Quality" shoes are unusually smart, comfortable, perfect-fitting. Styles for every type of foot, for all occasions, are made with all the skill of "Queen Quality" craftsmanship, to give you beauty with comfort, and quality with exceptional value—and to guarantee your satisfaction, the trade mark is stamped on every pair. The S. Q. R. Store Anabeitu, Calif. "The Warwick" Oxford A happy expression of style in a walking shoe. Made with welt sole and rubber heel, and shown here in Zanzibar Brown Calf. Attachments Free or $10 CREDIT SWEEP PURCHASE Attachments Free or $10 CREDIT ON SWEEPER PURCHASED We are giving absolutely free at this time plete set of attachments with your choice different Electric Vacuum Sweeper. Ca sweepers is $45 to $60. Easy monthl at small additional cost. Should you n the attachments, a credit of $10 will b sweeper purchased. SILVER FREE or $15 CREDIT ON WASHER PURCHASED With every new Washer sold by us at this time, at the regular price, we will give, Absolutely Free, a 26-piece set of Roger Bros. Silverware. Should you not care for the silverware, a credit of $15 will be given on the washer purchased. No Solicitors or Peddlers Buy Direct and Save M Washer Wilson 227 East Center Street "PRISONER" COMING TO UNITED THEATER What's a lil engagement ring, anyhow? Admittedly, it's a white rock that costs a heap of coin and has a wicked glisten on the third finger of the left hand. It looms up like an arc light in a dungeon. Some men, looking at an engagement ring, see a reflection of themselves in the brilliant stone and get all swelled up with an idea that annexing a festing place for that gem on a white hand means they've gotten an iron clad deed to a human soul. The hero of George Barr McCutcheon's romantic novel, "The Prisoner," formerly titled "Castle Craneycrow," felt about as much awe for the girl's new solitaire as the prizefight manager in H. C. Witwer's "The Leather Pushers," who regarded engagement diamonds as something to "hock" on rainy days. The Universal film version of "The Prisoner," starring Herbert Rawlinson under Jack Conaway's direction and with Elfeen Percy, June Elvidge, Bertram Grasby and ten other famous players in support, comes to the United Theatre tomorrow and Saturday. On the same program will be a Bobbie Dunn comedy, "Salt Air" and Pathe Review. HOME FROM HOSPITAL Mrs. Vina Matthews, daughter of Mr. Thompkins, affectionately known over Anabeim as "Dad", was brought home this morning from Orange co hospital where she has been under the care of Dr. Zaiser, a personal friend of her father's. Mrs. Matthews is recovering nicely from a recent operation for blood tumor. YESTERDAY'S HOMERS National No. Total Williams, Philadelphia 1 16 Traynor, Pittsburgh ... 1 4 Totals National 134; last year $5. American 72; last year 122. PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE MARKETS TODAY'S QUOTATIONS BY International News Service GRAIN IRREGULAR CHICAGO, May 24.—Irregularity marked the close in grain prices here today but with a freend toward strength. Trading was dull on bearish reports from the southwest. Wheat closed ½% to ¼% lower. Corn finished unchanged to % higher Oats was unchanged to ¾ off. Provisions were slightly stronger. STOCKS CLOSE STRONG NEW YORK, May 24.—The stock market closed strong today. Under the leadership of California Petroleum the oils extended their gains. The California issue rose to 111 for a gain of over 8 points. Midland rose to 48 1-2 an advance of over 2 points. Railroad shares continued exceptionally strong with southern railway advancing about 2 points to 33. Government bonds unchanged; railway and other bonds firm. Sales stocks 1,120,600 shares; bonds $14,862,000. Los Angeles Citrus LOS ANGELES, May 24.—Oranges locals, special brands navels $3.75 to $4.75; market pack $2.75 to $3.25; culls $1.15 to $1.40; Valencias, special brands, $3.75 to $4.40. Lemons: Special brands $6.25 to $6.50; choice $5.25 to $5.75; marker pack $2.00 to $3.50. Grape Fruit: Imperial Valley, few special brands $5.50 to $6.50; locals special brands $3.00 to $3.75; market pack $2.50 to $3.00. Eastern Citrus NEW YORK, May 24.—Seventeen cars navels, 14 cars Valencias, one car Jaffas, one car homosas, two cars St. Michaels, one car sweets, six mixed cars and one car lemons sold. Navel market higher... Valencia market unchanged. Weather fair. Navel averages ranged from $3.15 to $5.55; Valencias $4.60 to $6.10. Bank Clearings San Francisco, $23,100,000. GOOD FUR-NITURE FIBRE FUR Has an attractiveness best homes it is used for Chairk and Rockers in Frosted Brown. $24.00 Black and Gold, Blue and Gold $32.00 RIU Phone 54-J YESTERDAY'S HOMERS National No. Total Williams, Philadelphia 1 16 Traynor, Pittsburgh ... 1 4 Totals National 134; last year 85. American 72; last year 122. PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE W. L. Pet. San Francisco ... 30 19.612 Salt Lake ... 27 21.563 Sacramento ... 26 21.653 Vernon ... 26 22.542 Portland ... 26 23.531 Los Angeles ... 22 25.468 Oakland ... 18 30.375 Seattle ... 16 30.348 Yesterday's Results San Francisco, 3; Los Angeles, 2; Gakland, 5; Vainon, 2. Seattle, 7; Sacramento, 6 (10 innings.) Salt Lake, 3; Portland, 2. NATIONAL LEAGUE W. L. Pet. New York ... 24 8.750 Pittsburg ... 18 13.581 St. Louis ... 17 16.515 Chicago ... 15 16.500 Brooklyn ... 15 16.484 Boston ... 13 16.448 Cincinnati ... 13 17.433 Philadelphia ... 8 21.276 Yesterday's Results New York, 4; St. Louis, 1. Brooklyn, 7; Cincinnati, 1. Pittsburgh, 7; Philadelphia, 6. Boston, 6; Chicago, 4. AMERICAN LEAGUE W. L. Pet. New York ... 23 8.742 Philadelphia ... 17 12.586 Detroit ... 17 15.531 Cleveland ... 17 15.531 Washington ... 13 15.464 St. Louis ... 12 18.400 Chicago ... 10 18.357 Poston ... 9 17.346 Yesterday's Results Boston, 8; Cleveland, 6. No other games. Eastern Citrus NEW YORK, May 24.-Seventeen cars navels, 14 cars Valencias, one car Jaffas, one car homosas, two cars St. Michaels, one car sweets, six mixed cars and one car lemons sold. Navel market higher... Valencia market unchanged. Weather fair. Navel averages ranged from $3.15 to $5.55; Valencias $4.60 to $6.10. Bank Clearings San Francisco, $22,100,000. Seattle, $5,124,441. Portland, $4446821. Oakland $2,791,700. Long Beach $1,264,50. Los Angeles, $22003,680. Los Angeles Produce LOS ANGELES May 24.-Butter 27. Eggs, Extras 29c; case count 26c; pullets 26c. Poultry: Hens 22c; broilers, 24c; fryers 20c. Los Angeles Potatoes LOS ANGELES, May 24.-Potatoes, Idaho Russets $1.90 to $2.35; Oregon Burbanks, $1.85 to $2.00; new stock locals, few fancy $1.50 to $1.60; mostly $1.35 to $1.40, poorer $1.00 to $1.25 per lug. ORANGE SHOW AWARDS (Continued from Page One) of Commerce 1st; No. 15 Randolph Marketing Co. 2nd. Class XIII—For the best four boxes of seedless grapefruit: No. 3 Anaheim Orange & Lemon Ass'n 1st; No. 1 Mutual Orange Distributors 2nd. Class XIV—For the best commercial pack on one box lot of Valencia oranges: No. 11 Villa Park Orchards Ass'n 1st; No. 3 Anaheim Orange & Lemon Ass'n 2nd; No. 1 Mutual Orange Distributors 3rd. Class XV—For the best commercial pack of one box of lemons: No. 3 Anaheim Orange & Lemon Ass'n 1st; No. 9 Placentia Mutual Orange Growers' 2nd; No. 2 Bastanchury Ranch Co. 3rd. Class XVI—For the feature display, without mechanical action: Anaheim Orange & Lemon Ass'n 1st; Pomona Chamber of Commerce 2nd; Anaheim Citrus Fruit Ass'n 3rd; Anaheim Merchants & Mfgrs Ass'n 4th; Community Chamber of Commerce of Orange 5th. Class XVII—For the best feature display, having mechanical action: Lion's club 1st; Orange County Realty Board 2nd; Elephant Orchards 2nd; Rotary Club 4th; Pugh-Miller Drilling Co. 5th. Class XVIII—Plate display for five specimens; Best plate of five seedless grapefruit. No. 1 Mutual Orange Distributors 1st. Best plate of five specimens of Valencia oranges: No. 11 Villa Park Orchards Ass'n 1st; No. 1 Mutual Orange Distributors 2nd; A few of the many intents this is an exceptional use at $1.25, Sale Price. FLOUR BOY 7-Inch flour bowl with ular 50c grade GLASSWAI Orange juicers Lemon juicers Small bud vases Sherbert glasses Vinegar cruett s Free CREDIT ON SWEEPER PURCHASED ely free at this time, a comnts with your choice of four um Sweeper. Cash price of 60. Easy monthly payments t. Should you not care for dit of $10 will be given on Community Chamber of Commerce of Orange 5th. Class XVII—For the best feature display, having mechanical action: Lion's club 1st; Orange County Realty Board 2nd; Elephant Orchards 3rd; Rotary Club 4th; Pugh-Miller Drilling Co. 5th. Class XVIII—Plate display for five specimens; Best plate of five seedless grapefruit. No. 1 Mutual Orange Distributors 1st. Best plate of five specimens of Valencia oranges; No. 11 Villa Park Orchards Ass'n 1st; No. 1 Mutual Orange Distributors 2nd. No. 3 Anaheim Orange & Lemon Ass'n 3rd. Best-Plate of Lemon-(5 specimens) No. 24 R. L. Smith 1st; No. 1 Mutual Orange Distributors 2nd; No. 2 Anaheim Orange & Lem- Anxious About Your KIDNEYS? "No need to worry," says Dr. Carey, "but remember that your very life depends upon the perfect functioning and health of your kidneys so whatever you do don't neglect them." Dr. Carey's famous prescription No. 777 known as Marshroot is not recommended for everything, but we cannot too strongly urge its use if you suffer from annoying kidney and bladder troubles, frequent passing of water night and day, with smarting or irritation, brick dust sediment or highly colored urine, bloating, irritability with loss of flesh, bachache or any other tendency to Bright's disease, Diabetes or Gravel, for kidney disease in its worst form may be stealing upon you. Don't wait until tomorrow to begin the use of this wonderful prescription now obtainable in both liquid and tablet form. Kidney, Liver and Bladder troubles don't wear away. They will grow upon you slowly, stealthily and with unfalling certainty. If you even suspect that you are subject to these diseases don't lose a single day for Heying and every good drugalist has been authorized to return the purchase money on the first bottle to all who state they have received no benefit. Kerr Self Sealing Kerr Self 1 Pint size 1 Quart size ½ Gallon size 6 Oz. size dozen 8 Oz. size dozen Do not confuse these w and self sealing. AL 127 West Center Street THURSDAY, May 24, 1923 For the greatest numtities of citrus fruit distable independent of counter by any one exdisplay. For the most artisanal plate display placed on a award. For the best plate of oranges: No., 11 Villa dus Ass'n 1st; No., 3 Anas & Lemon Ass'n 2nd; Natural Orange Distributors the best plate of 12 lemons: No., 3 Anaheim Orange & Lemon Ass'n 1st; No., 1 Mutual Orange Distributors 2nd. Class XXII—For the best cluster of cranges: No., 1 Mutual Orange Distributors 1st; No., 21 J. E. Schumacher 2nd; No. 9 Placentia Mutual Orange Ass'n 3rd. For the best cluster of grapefruit: oN. 1 Mutual Or-ange Distributors 1st. For the best cluster of lemons: No., 1 Mutual Or-ange Distributors 1st. Class XXIII—Largest orange in the show: No., 1 Mutual Orange Distributors 1st. For the largest Grape-fruit in the show: No. 12 Escondido Chamber of Commerce 1st. For the largest lemon in the show: No., 1 Mutual Orange Ass'n 1st. Class XXIV—Citrus Fruit By-products—Commercial: For the best general display of citrus by-products manufactured and entered by a firm or corporation: North Ontario Packing Co. 1st; Hushman Family 2nd; Thos. Crawford 3rd. Class XXV—For the best general display of citrus fruit, by-products made and entered by an individual: Mrs. Allen 1st; Miss Seymour 2nd. AT THE RIGHT PRICE FIBRE FURNITURE UPHOLSTERED IN TAPESTRY An attractiveness different from any other kind of furniture. In the finiomes it is used the year round. Birks and Rockers in Frosted Brown. $24.00 Black and Gold, Blue and Gold $32.00 Settees, Dayenports, Frosted Brown $39.00 Black and Gold Davenport $89.00 Stands, Library Table, Fern Stand ... $9.75 Library Table ... $25.00 Davenport Table $32.00 RIUTCEL-WETHERED Successors to Graham Furniture Co. 151 North Los Angeles Street Anaheim, Calif. May Specials new of the many interesting values offered for the coming week. DISH DRAINERS dish drainers with knife, fork and spoon compartments. is an exceptional useful article for the kitchen—Sells always 25, Sale Price ..... 79c FLOUR BOWLS flour bowl with frog; our regular 50c grade special 39c VASES Tokanaba Vases suitable for single buds, 50c value special 25c GLASSWARE GLASSWARE ge juicers ..... 25c in juicers ..... 15c bud vases ..... 10c ert glasses ..... 15c gar cruett ..... 25c TUMBLERS Just received another shipment of our celebrated tumblers which we offer at our special price, this is a regular 10c glass—Sale Price each 5¢ WATER PITCHER juicers 15c bud vases 10c ert glasses 15c gar cruett 25c celebrated tumblers which we offer at our special price, this is a regular 10c glass—Sale Price each 5¢ WATER PITCHER Two quart clear crystal water pitcher bowl our regular price is $1.35 Special 98c Kerr Self Sealing Fruit Jars and Jelly Glasses Kerr Self Sealing Mason Fruit Jars size 84c art size 97c allon size $1.45 JELLY GLASSES size dozen 40c size dozen 42c confuse these with the cheaper grades they are clear white crystal self sealing. 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