oc-plain-dealer 1924-01-11

FEDERAL TROOPS MOVE ON PACHUCA (By Arthur Constantine) (I. N. S. Staff Correspondent) MEXICO CITY, Jan. 11—Federal troops will be sent out at once to recapture Pachuca, which was seized by the rebels Wednesday. It was officially announced by War Secretary Serrano. Pachuca, which is sixty-six miles west of this city, is the largest silver mining camp in the world. It was seized by a rebel force under General Cauazos. Official announcement is made that Serrano will have personal supervision over the movement of the federalists against Vera Cruz on the southeastern front. Advice to the war department state that the rebels are continuously falling back in that district. "The revolutionary forces have not yet offered battle to the federal troops advancing upon Vera Cruz," the war department announced. The federals are led by General Eugenia Martinez. After reviewing the federal troops on the western front at Irapuato, President Obregon delivered an address, praising his men and predicting success for them upon the field of battle. El Universal Grafico printed a dispatch from the western front saying that President Obregon ended his speech by shouting: "Boys, I see we have a real army. Now we will show them what we can do." The soldiers responded with cheers. The president is expected to review the troops on the southeastern front at an early date. GRAIN CLOSES UNCHANGED CLEACAGO, Jan. 11—Heparts that Canada was swamped with wheat were less of a bear influence than was expected and the grain market closed unchanged to mildly irregular today. Foreign cables were of mixed influence with Liverpool wheat fairly strong because of poor quality of Russian shipments. Wheat closed unchanged to $40 higher, corn $16 to $14 lower and cats unchanged to $2 off. Provisions were quiet. STOCKS CLOSE FIRM NEW YORK, Jan. 11—The stock market closed firm today with strength in the oils and motor accessories being features. Marland oil rose 2 points to 88%; Pacific Oil 1% to 59%; Pan-American 1 point to 58%; Houston Oil 1% to 70%; Studebaker 1% to 107% and Stewart Warner 4% to 59%. Steel Common finished fractionally higher at 99%. The rails were moderately lower. Some of the specialties were strong. Sears Roebuck, American Can and Corn Products gaining more than one point each. Government bonds unchanged; railway and other bonds firm. Stock sales 1,155,800 shares; bonds $18,881,000. LOS ANGELES POTATOES LOS ANGELES, Jan. 11—Potatoes: Stocktons $2.90 @ $3.10; pecor $2.60 @ $2.75; Idaho rutsets $2.25 @ $2.50. LOS ANGELES CITRUS LOS ANGELES, Jan. 11—Oranges: Northern and southern best sizes $4.25 @ $4.50; 200s and smaller $3.50 @ $3.75; market pack $3.00 @ $3.50; small sizes low as $2.50. Leonards: Special brands $3.50 @ $3.75; choice $2.25 @ $2.50. BUTLER "BUSTS" POLITICAL PEOPLE PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 11—lone "leatherneck" stood out day as victor over Philadelphia super-political machine. Smiles wreathed the face of General Smedley Butler. He directed of public safety. "busted" "Johnny" Mullins and Lieutenant Duffy. The power that be gasped in satohishima. "How long will 'Busting Butler' last?" was the question asked on every hand. Never before in Philadelphia 26 years of police politics had director of safety dared to much as "look crooked" at two Johnna. Duffy it was explained with "Czar of Vareland." The honor of Congressman William Vare, maker and breaker mayors. Mullen ruled over the district attributed to Charl Hall, president of the city council. Butler, without ever mentioning the matter to Vare or Hass demoted both Duffy and Mullens informed both that if they wish he must become plain patrolmen surrendering their lieutenants shields within five days. Duffy stormed, Mullen swooped Both visited Mayor W. Freeland Kendrick, Somebody notified "Bill" Vare in Washington. Hare office supplied the fact that Vare was on his way to Philadelphia. "I can't interfere—Butler is command," was Kendrick's comment. The politicians were not with out hope today, however, Just before General Butler "turned in at midnight, he said: "I busted" Duffy and Mullens because I believed they did not show the proper spirit. Both were reported to have taken their days off during the 48 hours of the vice drive. However, I have been informed both men were actually on duty—walking their districts, checking up on men." Well if Duffy and Mullens were on duty, their suspension will not stand." Butler admitted AT WEBER'S The Victor Weekly Issue of New Records On Sale Today 45274. 10-in. Price $1.00. Will Rogers Talks to the Bankers—Will Rogers; Will Rogers' First Political Speech—Will Rogers. 18214. 10-in. Price 75c. I Love You—Charles Hart; The West, a Nest and You—Lewis James. 19215. 10-in. Price 75c. Mamma Loves Papa, Papa Loves Mama—Jane Green; Mamma Gees Where Papa Goes or Papa Don't Go Out Tonight—Green. 19211. 10-in. Price 75c. Linger Awhile—Fox Trot—Paul Whiteman's Orchestra; Hollywood—Fox Trot—Joe Raymond and Orchestra. 19212. 10-in. Price 75c. Covered Wagon Days—Fox Trot, Ted Weems and Orchestra. Somebody Stole My Cal—Fox Trot, Ted Weems and Orchestra. 6427. 12-in. Price $2.00 Waltz—New York Philharmonic Orchestra; Tales from the Vienna Woods, Waltz—New York Philharmonic Orchestra. 19167. 10-in. Price 75c Souvenir—Rudy Wiedoeft; Saxarella—Rudy Wiedoeft. 972. 10-in. Price $1.50. Harmonious Blacksmith—Wanda Landowska; Turkish March, Wanda Landowska. FOR THE KIDDIES 19062. 10-in. Price 75c Folk Songs (1) Lavender's Blue, (2) I Had a Little Nut Tree, (3) Golden Slumber. LOS ANGELES POTATOES LOS ANGELES, Jan. 11. — Potatoes: Stockton $2.90 @ $2.10; poorer $2.60 @ $2.75. Idaho suzets $2.25 @ $2.50. LOS ANGELES CITRUS LOS ANGELES, Jan. 11. — Oranges: Northern and southern, best sizes $4.25 @ $4.50; 200s and smaller $3.50 @ $3.75; market pack $3.00 @ $3.50; small sizes low as $2.50. Leomons: Special brands $3.50 @ $3.75; choice $2.25 @ $2.50; market pack $2.00 @ $2.25; lotse $1.50. Grapefruit: Arizona seedless $3.00 @ $3.50; best sizes $3.75; northern, special brands $2.75 @ $2.00. BANK CLEARINGS San Francisco, $28,400,000. Seattle, $6,985,662. Portland, $7,254,388. Oakland, $2,756,400. Long Beach, $1,543,0632. San Diego, $765,885. Los Angeles, $26,645,662. LOS ANGELES PRODUCE LOS ANGELES, Jan. 11. — Butter 52.Eggs: Extras 47; case count 37; pulllets 35.Poultry; Hens 23; broilers 30; fryers 30. NEW YORK CITRUS NEW YORK, Jan. 11. — Ten cars navels and three cars lemons sold. Market higher on 159s and larger; easier 176s and smaller. Lemon market lower. Navel averages ranged from $1.65 to $4.00; lemons $1.65 to $2.00. TWO AUTO VICTIMS PASADENA, Jan. 11. — Two persons died within an hour today at the Pasadena hospital from injuries received in auto accidents. As the result of the death of Mrs. Charles B. Walker, Dr. William C. Schley; prominent physician may be charged with manslaughter, it was reported. The dead woman's husband said he would seek a complaint from the district attorney's office. After Mrs. Walker was hurt several days ago, Dr. Schley was arrested and fined a total of $300 on charges of intoxication and rockless driving. Troy Larsen died from injuries received when his auto overturned. AUTOS DAMAGED In an accident at N. Spadra road and Chapman avenue, Pulleton, a car driven by Lila Covell of San Luis Obispo and a car owned by W.M.Eikenberry of Norwalk collided. Both cars were damaged.No one was reported injured. HELPED LITTLE GIRL'S The politicians were not with out hope today, however.Juice before General Butler "turned in at midnight, he said: "I busted" Duffy and Muller because I believed they did not show the proper spirit.Both were reported to have taken their day off during the 48 hours of the vice drive.However, I have been informed both men were actually on duty—walking their diets triets, checking up on men." "Well if Duffy and Muller were on duty, their suspension will not stand."Butler admitted Police were less active todayGeneral Butler estimated 80 percent of the vice bootlegging and crime in the city had been "cleaned up." CONDUCT INQUIRY WASHINGTON, Jan. 11.-Senator William E.Borah, Republican of Idaho,the champion of Russian recognition in the senate.is to head a committee which is to conduct a thoro inquiry covering every phase of the Russian situation.it was announced here today.The other members of the committee are Lenroot, Pepper,Republicans,and Swanson of Virginia,and Pittman of Nevada.Democrats. Free Delivery $2.00 or Over FANCY EASTERN SKINNED Hams 23c lb WHOLE OR HALF Saturday's Last Day 10 Bars Sunny Monday Soap, 1 lg.Gold Dust, All bag.Regular price $1 ARMOUR'S VERIBEST MILK 10c Pure Tomatoes No. 2 1-2 Size Doz.$1.45 19167. 10-in. Price 75c Souvenir—Rudy Wiedoeft; Saxarella—Rudy Wiedoeft. 1973. 10-in. Price $1.50. Harmonious Blacksmith—Wanda Landowska; Turkish March, Wanda Landowska. FOR THE KIDDIES 19062. 10-in. Price 75c Folk Songs (1) Lavender's Blue, (2) I Had a Little Nut Tree, (3) Golden Slumbers Kiss Your Eyes, (4) Sweet Nightingale — Alice Green, Folk Songs—(1) Going Through Lorraine, (2) Praise to the Father, (3) La Cachucha, (4) Bosnian Shepherd Song — Alice Green. Weber Music Co. 206 West Center St. AUTOS DAMAGED In an accident at N. Spadra road and Chapman avenue, Fulerton, a car driven by Lila Covoll of San Luis Obispo and a car owned by W. M. Elkenberry of Norwalk collided. Both cars were damaged. No one was reported injured. HELPED LITTLE GIRL'S COUGH "FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND is fine. My little girl had an awful cough. I got a bottle of FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND and gave her a few doses and she was greatly relieved," writes Clyde H. Benson, Marlbrook, Virginia. The best remedy for coughs, colds, hoarseness; relieves promptly and effectively. FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND has stood the test of time, serving three generations. Heying's Pharmacy. Crescent Ice Cream In Any Season Year-Round Dessert and Food. CRESCENT CREAMERY CO. TUBBY LAST NIGHT I HAD THAT SWELLEST DREAM — I DREW I HAD A HUNDRED MILLION DOLLARS AN EVER TIME I TURNED AROUND THERE WAS A CHOCLET AN STYLE BERRY SODA IN MY HAND AN I NEVER HAD TO PAY FOR THE THE PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIF. BUTLER "BUSTS" POLITICAL PETS PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 11.—A "heatherneck" stood out to its victor over Philadelphia's political machine, miles wreathed the face of real Smedley Butler. He, as editor of public safety, had led "Johnny" Mullins and assistant Duffy. The powers he casped in astonishment now long will "Busting Butter" was the question asked every hand. Her before in Philadelphia's wars of police politics had a fear of safety dared to so as "look crooked" at theohna. If it was explained was of Vareland—the home of Congressman William Mullen ruled over the attributable to Charles president of the city council without ever mentioning matter to Vare or Hall, and both Duffy and Mullen—died both that if they wish continue as police they become plain patrolmen, deriving their lieutenant's within five days. My stormed, Mullen swore. Isidore Mayor W. Freelandick, Somebody notified Vare in Washington. His supplied the fact that Vare his way to Philadelphia. It isn't interfere—is in and," was Kendrick's only politician were not with these today, however. Just General Butler "turned in" night, he said: "Duffy and Mullen I believed they did not be proper spirit. Both were to have taken their days long the 48 hours of the day. However, I have been and both men were actual duty—walking their dischecking up on men." If Duffy and Mullen I believe they did not be proper spirit. Both were to have taken their days long the 48 hours of the day. However, I have been and both men were actual duty—walking their dischecking up on men." PROBE CRASH OF P. E. AND TRAIN LOS ANGELES, Jan. 11.—An investigation was under way here today into the crash late yesterday of a crowded Pacific Electric car into the rear end of a freight train near Torrance in which 50 persons were injured, five of them seriously. Those seriously injured were: Mrs. Alberta Foss, both legs fractured and bruises. Mrs. Roy West, possible fracture of the skull and severe cuts, R.E. Salter, badly cut and bruised. Mrs. Goldie Brown, nose broken, deep cuts about the head and neck and several teeth lost. Mrs. Bertha Solomon, possible skull fracture. The others injured, including Motorman Porter, were cut by flying glass and shaken up. The crash happened on a steep grade, according to Motorman Porter, after he had rounded a curve and the rear end of the freight train loomed up ahead of him. He tried to stop, he said, but it was impossible and the electric car, loaded with eighty passengers, slid into the freight train. JUDGE ASTOUNDED AT LIQUOR VERDICT CHICAGO, Jan. 11.—The beer runners who have kept Chicago on edge with pistol fighting and murder were to resume their warfare today since their attention no longer was centered upon court matters. "Dapper Danhy", McFall, formerly a deputy sheriff, was acquitted of the murder of Jerry O'Connor which touched a match to the war powder magazine. The state charged he shot O'Connor in the back. Another acquittal was returned in another court—that of three police sergeants and a patrolman accused of conspiracy to violate the prohibition laws. The federal government charged that they held up a whiskey truck and confiscated a portion of its load. When the jury brot in its verdict U.S. Judge Cliffe CLUBS WRITE FOR MUSICAL PROGRAM Members of the Kiwanis, Rotary and Lions' clubs will be entertained with an elaborate musical program when they gather next Tuesday noon at the Elk' clubhouse with Kiwanis as host. Orange County Choral Union members will assist. The numbers arranged include Sextetti—Glen Merrill, L. Branch, Floyd Kennard, Will Griffene, Maurice Phillips and ny Miles; madrigal—A.J. M. Hitchcock, Miss Holly Lash, Ray Miles and Glen Merrill; duet—Mrg. LaRue Mayer and Ray Miles; solo—"O Promise Me." Mies Holly Lash. LOCATE COAL IN NORTH OF STATE SACRAMENTO, January 11.—Workable coal deposits exist in Meadocino county, which compare favorably with Wellington colliery outputs in heat-producing qualities and lack of ash, according to the report just submitted by State Mineralogist Lloyd L. Root to Governor Richardson. These deposits are located on the middle fork of the Eel river, seven miles south of Round Valley. According to the mining head, they are being opened up and tests have proven their exceptional value. These deposits have been known to exist for many years, but lack of transportation facilities prevented their development, said Root. With the completion of the Northwestern Pacific to Eureka, this drawback is eliminated and active development is being prosecuted. NOT HER HUSBAND SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 11.—He's no more my husband than I am Martha Washington" asserted Belle Bennet, actress here today when told that John Oaker, said to be a motion picture actor or from Los Angeles, objected to Miss Bennett's appearance. RECLAIM LAND THRU SALE OF BOYS PHOENIX, Jan. 11.—The Grande district has been given new lease on life by the announcement of the sale of all issue totaling $354,000 to per Stacy & Co. of San Francisco. The proceeds will be deferred to develop a pump irrigation embracing 15,000 acres. Power for the project will be purchased from the Salt Valley Water Users' Ass'n. Members of the district state that the purchase of power from the local assnion will make possible theclamation of 128,000 acres land in the Casa Grande land as compared with 20,000 reclaimed by the Florence dawn on the Gila river centrally constructed by the government. STABBED TO DEATH EUGENE, Ore., Jan. 11.—Lammers, 17, is dead here result of a cutting fray in tage Grove, near here Thursday evening. Whitney Palmer, 17, is in county jail facing a major charge as the result. Two women from a knife punctured mer's heart, physicians said. The cutting scrap is said have followed a boy's quirk. VENIZELOS WILL FORM A CABIN LONDON, Jan. 11.—For Premier Elutherlos Vanizelo Greece has accepted the G premiership again and will a cabinet, said a dispatch Athens this afternoon. politicians were not withe today, however. Just General Butler "turned in" night, he said: Duffy and Mullen I believed they did not proper spirit. Both were to have taken their days the 45 hours of the day. However, I have been and both men were actualunity—walking their dishecking up on men." If Duffy and Mullen duty, their suspensions stand." Butler admitted, were less active today. Butler estimated 80 per vice, bootlegging and the city had been "cleanandect Inquiry INGTON, Jan. 11.—Senliam E. Borah, Republidaho, the champion of recognition in the senhead a committee which induct a thoro inquiry every phase of the Rusation, it was announced by other members of the area Lenroot, Pepper, Ins, and Swanson of Vird Pittman of Nevada. SHOT IN DRY RAID HOQUIAH, Wash., Jan. 11.—Shot in a dry raid were last night Mike Dzmaria, proprietor of a pool hall, is in a local hospital suffering from wounds which may prove fatal. August Koski was also wounded, a bullet passing thru his hand. The raid was managed by Constable A. G. Hopkins under direction of Prosecuting Attorney Graham. Announcement has been made that a genetal cleanup of the town will be made. KITCHENS Help Yourself And Save Money 116 WEST CENTER STREET FANCY EASTERN SKINNED ms 23c lb HOLE OR HALF FANCY EASTERN Bacon 23c 3 LBS. OR OVER PER LB. Saturday's Last Day of the Big Soap Sale Sunny Monday, 5 Fairy 1 lg. Gold Dust, and Carryg. Regular price $1.24; all for RMOUR'S VERIBEST LK 10c Fresh Creamery BUTTER 50c 1 LB. Tomatoes 1-2 Size $1.45 Best Iowa Sugar Gern Doz. $1.40 Canned Peaches 33-1-3% Syrup No. 2 1-2 size A snail NOT HER HUSBAND SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 11.—He's no more my husband than I am Martha Washington" asserted Belle Bennett, actress here today when told that John Oaker, said to be a motion picture actor or from Los Angeles, objected to Miss Bennett announcing her engagement to wed Fred C. Windemere. San Francisco motion picture director. Oaker said he was the actress' husband. "Oaker is a fanatic," said Miss Bennett. The actress added. Oaker was infatuated with her but was not or never had been her husband. Plain Dealer Classified Ads Always Bring Rosnitsa TAKE ADVANTAGE $5.00 DOWN A BILL In Your Hand Free! Free! Free! An 18-inch Enamel Rig Given With Any Gas Terms for this sale are made specially liberal. ready for a new Gas Range we will hold it small cash payment. Come and see these betomorrow. There are styles suitable for every RMOUR'S VERIBEST LK 10c Fresh Creamery BUTTER 50c 1 LB. Tomatoes 1-2 Size $1.45 for 25c Best Iowa Sugar Cern Doz. $1.40 2 for 25c Canned Peaches 33-1-2% Syrup No. 2 1-2 size A snap 2 for 25c Lye, Highest in the Market 2 for 25c Clorax, the Most Wonderful Bleacher Pts. 18c the demonstration of Mrs. Crandell's Steel Cut Wheat, wonderful Breakfast Food ever put on the market. ples Saturday. Given With Any Gas Terms for this sale are made specially liberal, ready for a new Gas Range we will hold it small cash payment. Come and see these betomorrow. There are styles suitable for every R'utcel-Wetheree FURNITURE CO 151 NORTH LOS ANGELES ST PHONE 54-J ANAHEIM, BBY That’s Heaven for Tubby LAST NIGHT I HAD TH MILLEST DREAM - I DREAMED HAD A HUNDRED MILLYUN DOLARS AN EVER TIME TURNED AROUND THERE IS A CHOCLET AN STRAWERRY SODA IN MY HAND AN I NEVER HAD TO PAY FOR THEM THATS NUTHIN! ONCE I DREAMT I WAS ON A DESERT ISLAND FILLED WITH INDIANS 'AN LIONS AN TIGERS AN I TOOK MY GUN AN SHOT THEM ALL AN CAPTURED TH INDIANS ALL BY MYSELF NIGHT BEFORE LAST I DREAMT I WAS IN MY UNCES BAKERY SHOP AN I ET ALL TH' CREAM PUFFS AN CHOCLET ECLAIRS ONCE I WAS AN I SAME TH A DIDJAJ DREA ECLAIM LAND SHIRU SALE OF BONDS PHOENIX, Jan. 11.—The Casa Grande district has been given a lease on life by the announcement of the sale of a bond totaling $354,000 to Jas. Stacy & Co. of San Francisco. The proceeds will be devoted develop a pump irrigation plan racing 15,000 acres. Power for the project will be obtained from the Salt River Valley Water Users' Ass'n. Members of the district board note that the purchase of pump-power from the local associa-tion will make possible the re-na-tion of 128,000 acres of land in the Casa Grande valley, compared with 29,000 acres claimed by the Florence diversi-dam on the Gila river, readily constructed by the govern-ment. ABBED TO DEATH BUGENE, Ore., Jan. 11.—Ralph Cammer, 17, is dead here as a result of a cutting fray in Cot-roe Grove, near here, early Thursday evening. Whitney Palmer, 17, is in the city jail facing a murder charge as the result. Two wounds on a knife punctured Lam-'s heart, physicians said. The cutting scrap is said to have followed a boy's quarrel. NIZELOS WILL FORM A CABINET LONDON, Jan. 11.—Formeraler Elutherios Vanizelos of once has accepted the Greek partnership again and will form cabinet, said a dispatch from this afternoon. 30 DAYS FOR FREE RIDE Robert Atkins, Paul McDonald and Sam Dorse, charged with evading railroad fate, were arrested before Judge French to-day and sentenced to 20 days in the Orange co. jail. They were arrested by Joe Marille. Dorsa and McDonald said they were from Seattle. Atkins who was but 18 said he had no home. Cash Dividends are being paid our stockholders monthly on the basis of 12% per annum. OUR NEXT DIVIDEND WILL BE PAID JAN. 24 J. S. WARD, President Richfield Southern Oil Co. Mfg. of Gasoline Without any obligation to me I would like more information about your Co., and the real investment it offers. Name ... Address ..... Phone... P. S.—Remember we are manufacturers of Gasoline from Natural Gas and are not in any way connected with the drilling of oil wells. MIDWAY CITY Grand Opening Sale, January 13th Come and see a city in the making. Inspect the greatest bargains ever offered in California—quality and situation considered—in modern houses. Or buy a big quarter acre lot and let us build you a home on terms so reasonable you'll be satisfied. Have your own home, garden, garage and lawn in one of the most convenient and healthiest locations in this section of the country, MIDWAY CITY. Meet us Sunday at Tract Office, Junction of Huntington Beach and Santa Ana Boulevards. ADVANTAGE OF THIS OFFER Puts a New A B Gas Range In Your Kitchen Free! Free! Enamel Roaster Any Gas Range A-B GAS RANGES —have guaranteed rust-proof oven linings. Porcelain splashers, porcelain drip pans beneath burners, and porcelain broiler pan. A-B Ranges are known for their celebrated baking ovens. Any Gas Range se specially liberal. If you are not we will hold it for you on a and see these beautiful ranges suitable for every need. Wethered FURNITURE CO S ANGELES ST. 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