oc-plain-dealer 1923-10-05

Friday, October 5, 1923. SIDNAM BROTHERS TO ERECT BUILDING Sidnam Brothers, of the Sidnam Realty Co., have purchased 22½ feet business frontage on Lemon-st just south of the Valencia Hotel from Councilman G. J. Stock. The really runs back 100 feet. The Sidnams plan to erect a bushiness building in which they will have their realty offices. DEVELOP'S BETTER PLAX By scientific breeding of the seed in Ireland, flax has been produced holding 50 per cent more fiber than formerly and of better quality. The La Palina Cafeteria, under new management. There’s a Special Seat for You at Each of Anaheim’s Great Winter GREAT PIPE ORGAN HEARD THIS EVENING Mae Marsh rides runaway hunter and has a strenuous experience in her new photoplay marking her screen return. "Until my portrayal in 'Paddy-the next-best-thing' I hadn't done any really strenuous hoseback riding for some time," says Mae Marsh, the dainty little star who sprang into fame in "The Birth of a Nation," and who has returned to the screen in the title role of this release which will be shown at the United Theatre tonight and tomorrow. "Fortunately for me, however, I had been keeping in good physical condition on my ranch in Northern California, and when they staged a genuine Irish hunt for 'Paddy' I found myself quite at home once I had learned the ritual of the event. We had a real fox and everything. The master of the hounds has occupied that position in the O'Meath club, county O'Meath, Ireland, where we staged the hunt meet for many years and he took a great liking to camera acting. We were at it for three days." What Miss Marsh did not say was that in a race between herself and Darby Foster, who played the role of Lawrence Blake in "Paddy-the next-best-thing," her mount ran away and carried her some ten miles through an Irish country side before she managed to get the mare under control. Along with this magnificent little Irish comedy drama, the United Theatre tonight will open the mumouth new pipe organ for the first time, with Mr. Oscar H. Yost, famous organmaster, at the console. With a new Larry Semon comedy, "The Midnight Cabaret," it will be a bill that no one will want to miss. STILETTO LEADS TO LATIN FEUD THEORY LOS ANGELES, Oct. 5.—Revea-tion that a stiletto, as well as a pla- Each of Anaheim's Great Winter Concerts Get It Today! Tickets on Sale at the Danz Plano Co., Weber's Music Co., Anaheim Music Co., Austin Music Co., Hammel's Music Co., and Weber's Book Store. STILETTO LEADS TO LATIN FEUD THEORY LOS ANGELES, Oct. 5.—Revera-tion that a stiletto, as well as a pistol and hatchet, was used to murder Rosario Micchele, today convinced authorities that they had to deal with the culmination of a Latin feud to find the slayer. The elusive young woman, known as "Trixie" and said to have been a companion of the dead man, whose correspondence was found among Micchele's effects, was still sought by the officers today after they had interrogated two women, Mrs. Grace Glanette and Dorothy Sterling. At the same time the return of Micchele's new automobile truck to his home by an unidentified person gave added mystery to the case. Micchele was seen driving the truck a few hours before his death. The machine then dropped from sight. INSURANCE FIRE, BURGLARY, PLATE GLASS, COMPENSATION, PUBLIC LIABILITY, BONDS OF ALL KINDS; AUTOMOBILE, HEALTH AND ACCIDENT. SEE FRANK TAUSCH J. T. LYON REALTY CO. 111 North Los Angeles St. ANAHEIM Be Sure to Meet Her Face to Face THE COMING OF MAT-ZENAUER. WORLD'S Meet Her Face to Face THE COMING OF MATZENAUER, WORLD'S GREATEST CONTRALTO, ON WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10, WILL BE OF PARTICULAR INTEREST TO THE MANY EDISON PHONOGRAPH OWNERS AND FOLLOWERS OF EDISON RECORDS. MATZENAUER HAS THRILLED THOUSANDS OF MUSIC LOVERS BY HER MARVELOUS WORK ON EDISON RECORDS AND HER APPEARANCE HERE IS LOOKED FORWARD TO EAGERLY BY THE MANY EDISON FOLLOWERS WHO, BEING FAMILIAR WITH HER SINGING WISH TO MEET HER FACE TO FACE. WE SUGGEST YOU GET A SEASON TICKET TO THE WINTER CONCERTS. THESE WILL SAVE YOU MONEY. Anaheim Music Co. 225 W. Center St. Anaheim MRS. STOKES WAGES NEW FIGHT CLEAR NAME IN PHOTO "CONSURACE" Mrs. Helen Ellwood Stokes and her attorney, Charles Erbstein, discussing witnesses' statements. Seven witnesses have testified before Assistant State's Attorney Wharton in Chicago that they swore falsely to aid Davis "identifying Mrs. Helen Ellwood Stokes, New York multi-millionaire's wife, as a familiar figure in Chicago's might life eighteen years ago." The testimony is the result of an investigation by the district attorney's office of Mrs. Stokes' charge of conspiracy. BRITISH-AMERICAN BREAK CATASTROPHE LONDON, Oct. 5.—"President Coolidge's last instructions to me before leaving Washington were to the effect that if anything happened to impair Anglo-American amity it would be a world catastrophe," said Col. George Harvey, American ambassador to Great Britain, speaking MOVIE STAR KEPT MARRIAGE SECRET LOS ANGELES, Oct. 5.—Marie Prevost, film actress, kept her marriage secret. STOCKS CLOSE IRREGULAR NEW YORK Oct. 5.—The stock market closed irregular today. A sudden spurt in Cheesecake and Ohio helped a few issues but some others continued under pressure. Trading was dull. C. & O. rose 2 1-4 to 65 1-4. The other rails moved within fractional ranges. Tobacco Products rose 2 1-4 to 56 2-4. The oils and stools showed only fractional changes. Government bonds unchanged; rail road and other bonds irregular. Stock sales today 619,200 shares; bonds $10,400,000. NEW YORK CITRUS NEW YORK, Oct. 5.—Twenty-six cars valencias and two cars lemons sold. Valencia market generally lower. Lemon market unchanged. Valencia averages ranged from 390 to 829; lemons 450 to 575. GRAIN EASES OFF AT CLOSE CHICAGO, Oct. 5.—Grains caused off at the close today, declines suggesting that the over-bought conditions yesterday still prevailed. Liverpool export business was reported slack. Wheat closed 1-8 to 1-4c lower. Corn was down 3-8 to 1c and oats 1-8 to 1-4 off. Provisions were slightly weaker. BANK CLEARINGS TODAY San Francisco $28,200,000 Seattle 6,962,515 Portland 7,395,075 Oakland 2,844,300 Long Beach 1,396,595 Los Angeles 22,732,842 LOS ANGELES PRODUCE LOS ANGELES, Oct. 5.—Butter 52 Eggs: Extras 55; case count 42, pullets 40. Poultry: Hens 21; broilers 39; fryers 28. LOS ANGELES CITRUS LOS ANGELES, Oct. 5.—Oranges; Locals, special brands valencias. BRITISH AMERICAN BREAK CATASTROPHE LONDON, Oct. 5.—President Coolidge's last instructions to me before leaving Washington were to the effect that if anything happened to impair Anglo-American amity it would be a world catastrophe," said Col. George Harvey, American ambassador to Great Britain, speaking today at an American society lunchcon. Will H. Hays, who also was a guest at the luncheon, spoke briefly and praised the moving picture industry as a promoter of peace among nations. OFFICERS PURSUE WOUNDED BURGLAR LOS ANGELES, Oct. 5.—Engaged in a desperate gun battle with two police officers, who trapped him in a residence in 32nd-st., a burglar changed several shots with the officers and finally escaped, tho he is believed to be seriously wounded. Following a trail of blood, nearly a score of police took up the chase of the fleeing man and his capture is believed certain. small sizes 250 to 400; 216s and larger 425 to 450. Lemons: Special brands 625 to 675; choice 525 to 600; market pack 350 to 400. Grapefruit: Local, special brands 300 to 375; market pack 250 to 275. LOS ANGELES POTATOES LOS ANGELES, Oct. 5.—Potatoes Stocktons 260 to 275; Idaro Rusetsa 235 to 265. BEAN DEALER A. 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