oc-plain-dealer 1923-06-08

PLANES CROSS U. S. FLIGHT IN 22 HOURS (By Ellis H. Martin) (L. N. S. Staff Correspondent) SAN FRANCISCO, June 8.—When the full moon comes late this month a quiet, unassuming chap will start a flight which will be man's supreme test of domination of the air. He is Clare K. Vance, former navigator instructor in the United States Army, and one of Uncle Sam's air mail flyers. He blasts to fly from San Francisco / New York without stop in from 20 to 22 hours. He will make the flight alone in a plane built entirely by himself. Vance is making the spectacular attempt "on his own." He is "on leave" from the air mail service and is planning the undertaking entirely under his own auspices. Will nature stand the strain of 22 hours consecutive cross-country flying? Vance, slight of build, but of determined disposition and long experience, as flyer, says he can. In the epoch-making flight of the T-2 access the country Lieutenants Kelly and MacReady alternated at the control. Vance will endeavor to annihilate space and time unaided. He will make his start from Crissey Field here about ten o'clock in SATURDAY SPECIALS Potato Layer Cake 35c-60c Whipped Cream Chocolate Eclairs 10c Orange Cakes 25 HAYWARD DEALER BUYS FORD AGENCY Sid McGraw, formerly Ford, Fordson and Lincoln distributor at Hayward, Calif., has taken over the business of George Dunton in Anaheim, effective Monday. The transaction is the most important in local auto circles perhaps in years. The purchaser obtains the lease, contract as distributor and merchant, together with the used car lot on North Los Angeles-st near Chartres. The Rimpant building involved is one of the finest for the auto business in Orange co. The doors will be closed tomorrow to permit the undertaking of the inventory. McGraw will maintain a first class show room and shop, including a complete stock of genuine Ford parts, accessories and oils and grease. Dunton's sales during may amounted to 33 new and 21 used cars from the Anaheim branch alone and 114 new cars and 56 used from both establishments. The Anaheim record compares with 28 new cars and 18 used cars sold in May of 1926. WATCHING WOMEN (By International News Service) CHICAGO, June 8—Mrs. Gertrude Geston, an associate of police characters, whom detectives wish to question in their investigation of the murder by a woman of Richard C. Tesmer, rich insurance broker, was reported under surveillance in Channing, Mich. A revolver, said to belong to Mrs. Geston, was seized in a raid on her flat in Milwankee. BROKERS BANKRUPT NEW YORK, June 8—A petition of involuntary bankruptcy was filed against L. L. Winkelman and Company, Broad Street brokers, members of the New York Curb Market in the federal court here today. the morning. This will give him daylight flying over the treacherous Sierra Nevada and Rocky Mountains. His plane will have to lift over the mountains the 250 gallons of gasoline he will carry as motive power. He estimates he will have to fly 2600 MARKETS TODAY'S QUALITY INTERNATIONAL STOCKS CLOSER NEW YORK market closed in Calif. Pet was fit taking and points to 10:14 covered a point Rock Island 30 5-8 and New a new high of Cuban Cane Allogra Sugar at points higher. Government railway and other Sales today st bonds $11,645.0 GRAIN MARKET CHICAGO, Ju marked the trainee market here too Price movement restricted. The Pessimism over enforcement report dences, although strength in corp. Wheat closed finished 1-8 off was unchanged Provisions weaker. Lard der yesterday's 27c to 30c. BANK San Francisco Seattle Portland Oakland Long Beach Los Angeles LOS ANGELES Butter 49—Egg count 22 1-2; Poultry; hens 30; fryers 30. LOS ANGELES Potatoes: Id 200; Oregon B new stock locally mostly 110 to Oranges: Low valence 375 t BROKERS BANKRUPT NEW YORK, June 8—A petition of involuntary bankruptcy was filed against L. L. Winkelman and Company, Broad Street brokers, members of the New York Curb Market in the federal court here today. the morning. This will give him daylight flying over the treacherous Sierra Nevada and Rocky Mountains. His plane will have to lift over the mountains the 350 gallons of gasoline he will carry as motive power. He estimates he will have to fly 2600 miles to reach New York over the central course and expects to average 130 miles an hour. Vance is sure of his plane. Aviators who have examined it agree it is a good plane. It is no freak. A French Samson motor of 250 horsepower will drive the plane. Vance has adopted the Gottingen wing, a radical departure from wing construction used in this country. Vance is not a braggart. He has little to say regarding himself, his plane or his proposed flight but with quiet determination, he says: "I'll make it." SPECIAL PRICE EVERY DAY Sanitary Fruit Market 239 W. Center—Next to California Theatre Kentucky Wonder Green Beans, lb. ...10¢ Tomatoes, Home Grown, 2 lbs. Apricots, lb. ...5¢ Cherries, Beaumont; 2 lbs. By box for canning, lb. ...11½¢ Black Berries, box ...10¢ Raspberries, box ...10¢ Loganberries, box ...10¢ ALL THE ABOVE ITEMS AT WHOLE-SALE MARKET PRICES Loganberries, box ... 10¢ ALL THE ABOVE ITEMS AT WHOLESALE MARKET PRICES CHALLENGE BUTTER For Vegetables Challenge is as sweet and delicately flavored as the fresh spring vegetables you use. This better butter adds nourishment as well as flavor to all foods. CHALLENGE CREAM AND BUTTER ASS'N Ask your dealer for CHALLENGE BUTTER MARKETS TODAY'S QUOTATIONS BY International News Service STOCKS CLOSE IRREGULAR NEW YORK, June 8.—The stock market closed irregular today. Calif. Pet. was under heavy profit taking and dropped nearly 5 points to 10; 1-4. Int. Harvester recovered a point to 76 1-2. Rock Island rose over 1 point to 30 5-8 and New York Central made a new high of 101 1-4. Cuban Cane pfd. at 51 and Punta Allogra Sugar at 58 were nearly two points higher. Government bonds, unchanged, railway and other bonds firm. Sales today stocks 835,300 shares; bonds $11,845,000. GRAIN MARKET IRREGULAR CHICAGO, June 8.—Irregularity marked the trading on the grain market here today. Price movements were narrow and restricted. The close was irregular. Pessimism over the forthcoming government report held down bullish ten dencies, although there was some strength in corn. Wheat closed 1-4 to 3-4 off. Corn finished 1-8 off to 5-8 higher. Oats was unchanged to 1-4 lower. Provisions were considerably weaker. Lard closed 15c to 20c under yesterday's last, while ribs lost 27c to 30c. BANK CLEARINGS San Francisco ... $22,300,000 Seattle ... 6,389,446 Portland ... 5,016,588 Oakland ... 2,389,900 Long Beach ... 1,425,951 Los Angeles ... 21,729,979 LOS ANGELES PRODUCE Butter 49—Eggs extras 31 1-2; case count 22 1-2; pullets 21. Poultry; hens 22; broilers 24 and 30; fryers 30. LOS ANGELES POTATOES ... Potatoes: Idaho Russets 175 to 200; Oregon Burbanks 185 to 200; new stock locals few fancy 125; mostly 110 to 120 per lug. Oranges: Locals; special brands valencias 375 to 450; Lemons; spec. OLINDA LEASE. June 8.—(Spl.)—Mr. and Mrs. O. U. Stanberry and daughter have moved to Long Beach. Mr. and Mrs. D. S. McConnell are now living in the house vacated by the Stanberries. Mrs. Duke Hardison of Long Beach visited her sister Mrs. H. J. Van Patter Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Garrison and two children of Long Beach visited her sister Mrs. Raymond Jones a few days last week. Mrs. Ralph Robinson, daughter-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Robinson, left Tuesday morning for her house in New York after a several months visit with relatives in California. Miss Rose Young is now at home with her sister Mrs. Earl Hill, after a school term in Pasadena. Miss Hilda Gordon of Anaheim visited Miss Gladys Conn Thursday night. Mrs. D. A. Little and two children are staying at Mrs. Little's parents home in Fullerton while they are away on a vacation. Mrs. M. R. Seribner and family are entertaining her nephew and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Extra Thayer from the northern part of the state. Mr. and Mrs. Lighthaugh and three children recently of Long Beach are now making their home with Mrs. Lighthaugh's sister, Mrs. H. J. Van Patten and family. Miss Gladys Conn attended an annual social event given by the Fulerton Community Players at the Fulerton Club rooms Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. George Krause and family of Long Beach but formerly of the Olinda Lease visited on the lease Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Campbell and friends were beach visitors Sunday. Miss Grace Viets has just recovered from an attack of the measles. Miss Hazel is now confined to bed with them. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Longstreet of Garden Grove but recently of the Olinda Lease, visited Mr. and Mrs. Otis Peek and friends here last week. Mrs. J. O. Conn visited her sister Mrs. C. B. Wilson and mother and father, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Willard of Fallering Monday. APE MAN ATTACKS LOS ANGELES GIRL (By International News Service) LOS ANGELES SCREENS AROUSED WILLIAM McKinney, searing off the brute who fled toward the swamps and thickets. Miss Sykes was uninjured except for shock and bruises. BANDITS AGREE TO RELEASE BANDITS (By Edna Lee Booker) (L.N.S. Staff Correspondent) SHANGHAI, June 8.—Unverified reports reached here tonight that an agreement had been signed between the Paot-Zuku bandits and negotiations for the release of all prisoners still held by the bandit sinclining several Americans. The report reaching here said the prisoners were to be released by daylight tomorrow morning. Earlier reports of excellent progress in the negotiations encouraged local friends of the captives to hope that release is finally in sight for the captives who have been held by the bandits in their Shantung stronghold since the wrecking of the Shanghai-Peking express Sunday May 6. HELPS HIMSELF TO MEAL; TAKES KEY Joe Davis walked into the home of Mrs. Mary Placentia of 927 East Pine-st., Santa Ana, late at night and helped himself to a meal. Then LOS ANGELES PRODUCE Butter 49—Eggs extras 31 1-2; case count 22 1-2; pullets 21. Poultry; hens 22; broilers 24 and 30; fryers 30. LOS ANGELES POTATOES Potatoes: Idaho Russets 175 to 200; Oregon Burbanks 185 to 200; new stock locals few fancy 125; mostly 110 to 120 per lug. Oranges: Locals, special brands valencias 375 to 450. Lemons: special brands 650 to 700; choice 550 to 600; market pack 300 to 375. Grapefruit: Locals, special brands 325 to 375; market pack 250 to 300. CAL. FRUIT EXCHANGE New York: higher oranges; oranges $3.95 to $6.70. Philadelphia: higher good demand oranges, steady lemons; oranges $4.15 to $4.75, lemons $8.85 to $10.50. EASTERN CITRUS NEW YORK, June 8.—Six cars navels, 15 cars valencias, one car Miss Grace Viets has just recovered from an attack of the measles. Miss Hasel is now confined to bed with them. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Longstreet of Garden Grove but recently of the Olinda Lease, visited Mr. and Mrs. Otis Peek and friends here last week. Mrs. J. O. Conn visited her sister Mrs. C. B. Wilson and mother and father, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Willard of Fallering Monday. KILLED IN CAVE-IN (By International News Service) DENVER, June 8.—Adrenalin today failed to revive Pedro Sunegas, 40, a city employee who was buried beneath tons of earth when a cave-in occurred in a trench being dug for water mains. Sunega was still alive when his fellow workers rescued him but died shortly after reaching a hospital where adrenalin was injected. sweets, one car seedlings, one car St. Michael's and two mixed cars sold. Market higher, Cloudy. Navel averages ranged from 275 to 545; valencias 165 to 655. HELPS HIMSELF TO MEAL; TAKES KEY Joe Davis walked into the home of Mrs. Mary Placentia of 927 East Pine-st., Santa Ana, late at night and helped himself to a meal. Then he departed and carried off the key. Mrs. Placentia, when she discovered the key was gone, informed the police. She was afraid Joe might come back and get something more valuable. Joe has not yet been caught. CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank the many friends, also members of the Elks Lodge for their kindness and sympathy in the death of husband and brother, George Nymanning, also for beautiful floral offerings. Mrs. Nymanning and relatives. SEE THIS TAG on Every Orange Fancy Groceries for Dainty Meals Come in and see the good things we have ready to eat. Berries, Canned Pineapple, Peaches, Apricots, Salmon, Sardines, Pork and Beans, Soups, Biscuits, Cookies, Cakes. EDMISTON'S GROCERY We Deliver Tel. 219 BRADLEY'S Autonamel A NEW CAR OVER-NIGHT "SURE, YOU CAN USE IT" and obtain excellent results, even though you have never used a brush in your life. —AUTONAMEL is made especially for the amateur. It flows freely and brush marks disappear as you paint. It comes ready for use in white, black and twelve popular shades. H. N. WHITE Anaheim, Calif. BRADLEY-WISE PAINT CO. MAKERS OF 100% PURE PAINT LOS ANGELES, CAL. ATTACKS ANGELES GIRL Does The Bible Teach Future Probation? YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO HEAR GEO. F. FORSYTH OF LONG BEACH, EXPLAIN AND PROVE WHAT THE BIBLE TEACHES IN REGARD TO FUTURE PROBATION. THIRD FLOOR I. O. O. F. BUILDING 133 W. CENTER SUNDAY, JUNE 10TH, 7:30 P.M. SEATS FREE NO COLLECTIONS AUSPICES OF INTERNATIONAL BIBLE STUDENTS ASSOC. Chaffees WHERE CASH BEATS CREDIT TOMATOES Mt. Hamilton Purce No. 2½ Can 10c Paro-Wax Lb. Cake 10c Gold Dust Large 25c SWIFT'S WHITE LAUNDRY SOAP 10 BARS 37c CORN Two Extra Values in Canned Corn Cannon Minnesota 15c Fancy Crosby Saturday only Andubon Standard, can 10c PICNIC SUPPLIES Maple Pie Plates, Package 8½c Paper Napkins 8½c 24 in package 8½c PARAFINE LUNCH PAPER 36-Ft, 5c Roll 72-Ft 10c STERNO HEAT Small 8½c Large 23c CORN Two Extra Values in Canned Corn Cannon Minnesota 15c Fancy Crosby Saturday only Andabon Standard, can 10c PICNIC SUPPLIES Maple Pie Plates, Package 8½c Paper Napkins 8½c 24 in package PARAFINE LUNCH PAPER 36-Ft. 72-Ft. Roll 5c Roll 10c STERNO HEAT Small 8½c Large 23c 20c TEAGARDEN RASPBERRY AND STRAWBERRY 35c 8 Oz Jelly 15 Oz Preserves MORGAN'S Red Label Tiny Extra Sifted PEAS 30c Can Saturday Only FARQUHAR'S Laundry Tablets Regular Price 20c Saturday Package 10c Chaffees IRIS Tiny Stringless BEANS 25c Can Saturday only Sold Everywhere at 35c to 40c MEAT MARKET Steer Beef Shoulder Pot Roast, per lb. 10 & 12½c Hamburger, per lb. 10c Sausage, per lb. 15c Smoked Picnic Hams, per lb. 16c Eastern Sugar Cured Bacon, ½ or whole, per lb 25c Cedar Chest "The Ideal Practical Gift" The Graduate or Bride "The Ideal Practical Gift" The Graduate or Bride That Will Be Treasured Always graduation is a memorable session that deserves a memble gift. every girl's heart years for dar chest—We have a assortment of styles and to choose from. Pleasing the June Brid Specialty —Not only to pla to help her in the s proper furniture a ings for her new us suggest a cee tical as well as iful, attractive p niture. 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