oc-plain-dealer 1924-01-28

NAVEL ORANGES MOVING SLOWLY Navel oranges have been moving slowly from the Anaheim district pending better prices. The fruit, however, is not large, has improved in quality considerably over what it was just before the holidays. The Anaheim Citrus Fruit Association shipped two cars last week, making 16 moved so far. The fruit is being distributed widely, two or three cars going to New York, two to Indiana points, and others to Omaha, Neb., Wichita, Kansas, etc. Forty cars will have been shipped by the association all told, about the same number as usual. The Anaheim Co-operative Orange Ass'n. shipped 11 cars last week, which makes 28 for the navel season. The association is now finished with navels. The Anaheim Orange and Lemon Ass'n. doesn't take the navel CONTINUOUS QUOTATIONS Visit our boardroom for last minute quotations on all unlisted oil, mining and industrial shares. Fast wire and telephone service covering the important markets, as well as the "individual bids" and "offerings" of more than 12,000 clients, assures you of a "brokerage service" that satisfies. All prices net — no commissions. We Offer (Subject) 5 Angeles Snowolene ... $50.00 1000 Bandini Petr ... .65 50 Belleview Units ... 3.25 2000 Buckeye Union pref ... 65 11 Brazos Bryan ... 10.00 2000 Cal Mex Oil & Ref ... 10 1000 Calwin Oil ... 12 500 Calitroleum ... .95 5 Danziger Dev. U. Wanted 10 Di Georgio Fruit U 52.00 7 Dobble Steam Motors 9.25 7 Duesenberg Units 45.00 7 Elliot Petro ... 100.00 BUENA PARK BUENA PARK, Jan. 28 (Special)—Mr. and Mrs. C. L. McComber and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald McComber were guests at a Mah Jong party at Anaheim Friday night. Miss Plum McGill is quite sick. Stanley Berkey has entered the night classes for oil students at the junior college at Fullerton. C. W. Middleton, who has been quite sick, is reported to be improving. Mrs. Ethel Conway underwent a nasal operation this week, but is back at her place in Scott & Brampton store. The ladies' aid gave an enjoyable social at the Community hall, Friday night. There was a short program consisting of readings by Mrs. J. W. Kibler; piano solo, Miss Ruth Bastady; readings, Mrs. J. E. Wright; after which several amusing games were played, and a social time enjoyed. Refreshments of sandwiches, cake and punch were served. The enterprising citizens of Eleventh street are having cement sidewalks and curb made. The Doyle family are storing their goods and will board until they build a garage on their lot in Mennea tract. They will live in the garage while building a house. Mr. Doyle sold his home this week to a man from Anaheim who will move in Sunday. Mr. Wright of Fullerton, who has been a patient at the local sanitarium for several weeks, returned to her home Thursday. Miss Ursa Nelgan of Alhambra underwent an operation at the hospital Tuesday, and is recovering nicely. I. D. Jaynes attended the funeral of his step-mother, Mrs. Mary O. Jaynes, at Los Angeles, Wednesday. Clyde Leonard left Thursday morning for New Orleans, from which point he will sail for South America, where he is employed by the Standard Oil Co. The dedication exercises of the grammar school building will be held Thursday, Jan. 21. OUTSIDE EXERCISES IN THE COURT Muskins Office of the Day March We Offer (Subject) 5 Angeles Snowolene, $50.00 1000 Bandini Petr, .65 50 Belleview Units, 3.25 2000 Buckeye Union pref. .65 11 Brazos Bryan, 10.00 2000 Cal Mex Oil & Ref, .10 1000 Calwin Oil, .12 500 Caltroleum, .95 5 Danciger Dev. U. Wanted 10 Di Georgio Fruit U 52.00 Doble Steam Motors 9.25 Duesenberg Units 45.00 7 Elliot Petro, 100.00 10 Elliot Ext, 70.00 E. G. B., 40.00 500 E. L. Smith, .60 1000 Fresno United, .62½ 14 Fifty-Fifty, 32.50 40 J. K Hughes, 6.00 2000 Harvey Rim & Wh. STATISTICAL DEPARTMENT Complete files covering the present and past activities of more than 10,000 California and foreign oil, mining and industrial corporations and companies, is your disposal, free on request. You will find these reports complete and authentic. Make use of this "service"—it is the result of years of research. 2000 Hunt Signal, $1.14 10 Julian No. 1, 30.00 11 Julian No. 2, 20.00 6 Julian No. 3, 22.50 10 Julian 4 and 5, 7.50 12 Julian 6 and 9, 15.00 5 Julian Pico, 40.00 15 Julian Pet. Units 67.50 6 Julian Pet. com., 50.00 100 Julian Pump, Offer 500 Jerome Superior, .88 40 Imp. Cotton com, 45.00 10 Kings Food Prod, 30.00 100 Union Mtg. pref., 8.12½ 2 Miley Mills No. 2 275.00 10 Miracle Oil Syn., 7.00 50 Moreland com., 7.50 50 Moreland pfd., 7.50 15 Multnomah Lbr & Box pref., 35.00 10 Multnomah Lbr & Box com., 25.00 200 Monolith com., 10.00 LOANS Quick loans made on all active stocks and bonds. No red tag. Full credit given for any dividends paid during life of loan. Further information free on request. 100 Monolith pref., $7.25 5000 Natl Life Pres., .16 1000 Natl Security., .12 1000 Oceanic., .25 2000 Port Lobos Oil., Bid 50 Rickenbacher Mot, 3.00 6 Russell Pet No 2, 17.00 1800 San Martinez., .30 190 Samson Tire & Mendoza Gives Income Tax Hints The cost of parts only may be deducted from the cost of operation of a car used for business purposes in computing the income tax returns, if you do the repairing yourself, according to Roy Mendoza, distributor of Parabell tires and income tax expert. No money changes hands if you do the work, and your doing it instead of a mechanic whom you would pay doesn't alter the hospital Tuesday, and is recovering nicely. L D Jaynes attended the funeral of his step-mother, Mrs Mary O. Jaynes, at Los Angeles, Wednesday. Clyde Leonard left Thursday morning for New Orleans, from which point he will sail for South America, where he is employed by the Standard Oil Co. The dedication exercises of the grammar school building will be held Thursday, Jan. 31. OUTSIDE EXERCISES IN THE COURT Music—Officer of the Day, March. Fullerton Union high school band. Unvelling of the plate, auspices of G. A. R. IN THE AUDITORIUM Song—“America,” accompanied by band. Invocation. Solo—"In the Garden of My Heart," Ball. Remarks—C. L. McConner. Remarks—L. E. Plummer, principal, F. U. H. S. Remarks—R. P. Mitchell, county supt of schools. Address—Dr. Charles Gummerco of University of Southern California. Solo—"Greeting," Miss Norma Lovering. Song—"Star-Spangled Banner," accompanied by F. U. H. S. band. Buena Park is proud of her new school, and it is hoped everybody will turn out on this occasion. Mrs. Marvin O'Neill and daughter Thelmma of Hunting Beach were calling on Buena Park friends Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. J. Radifer of Santa Fe Springs, visited at the Warren home Friday night. Mrs.Warren is recovering some from her accident Thursday. Mrs.Jessie Wilson, now living in Pasadena, was a business visitor here Friday, when she sold her lot on Tenth street to W.B.Shaw, Mr.Shaw will move the present house to the rear of the lot and make a garage of it and build a larger house in front for a residence. The Woman's club is selling tickets for the concert, to be given by the glee club of the University of Southern California. Mendoza Gives Income Tax Hints Quick loans made on all active stocks and bonds. No red tape. Full credit given for any dividends paid during life of loan. Further information free on request. 100 Monolith pref ... $ 7.25 5000 Natl Life Pres... .16 1000 Natl Security... .12 1000 Oceanic... .25 2000 Port Lobos Oil... Bld 50 Rickenbacher Mot 3.00 6 Russell Pet No 2 17.00 1000 San Martinez... .80 100 Samson Tire & Hubber ... 4.50 500 Seape L. & Pr... .45 50 Star Motors... 8.50 20 Star Petg... 15.00 2000 Sandburg Pet. .06½ 10 Snowolene Oil... 20.00 7 Santa Fe Chief... 12.00 1000 Texcal Oil & Ref ... 12 10 Twin Bell... 45.00 3000 Trojan Oil... .05 50 Union Mtg.com 4.12½ 100 Union Mtg.pref. 8.12½ 10 United Theaters... 75.00 100 West Auto Supply com ... 12.75 100 West Auto Supply pref. ... 7.75 10 White Star No. 1 15.00 10 White Star No. 2 12.50 10 White Star No. 3 8.00 500 Whitley Oil, Ref ... 3.30 10 Yankee Units ... 9.00 WILL BUY (Net Prices) 2 Co-Op. No. 3 ... $ 16.00 9 C C Julian 1 ... 27.50 5 Daneger Units ... 125.00 1000 E. L. Smith ... .45 5 Henderson Pet... 110.00 4 Industrial No. 1 10.00 5 Julian Pump ... .60 100 Natl Secy ... .08 1350 Oil Oper Tr ... .17½ 15 See Tr & Sav ... 398.00 250 West Chemicals ... .15 And Many Others are active in all markets" Leonards and Co. Bonds and Bonds Saint George Bldg. Tel. 8290 Mendoza Gives Income Tax Hints The cost of parts only may be deducted from the cost of operation of a car used for business purposes in computing the income tax returns, if you do the repairing yourself, according to Roy Mendoza, distributor of Para-Bell tires and income tax expert. No money changes hands if you do the work, and your doing it instead of a mechanic whom you would pay doesn't alter the matter. On the other hand, you could pay your wife for doing an odd job on your car and deduct the amount so paid. season very seriously, and while it shipped the first of the holiday navels, has been shipping but a few cars weekly since then. FOR FATHER'S COUGH January is usually one of the coldest months, and brings its share of coughs, colds and hoarseness. Take FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND at the first sign of a cough or cold, as it loosens the phlegm and quickly brings relief to the inflamed membranes of the throat." Your HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND has done wonders for my father, who had an awful cough. He is felling fine now," writes Nicolasa Gonzales, Cuero, Texas. Sold at Heying's Pharmacy. FOR SALE SUBJECT 10 White Star Refining Units at 130 each unit, 2 preferred, 1 common. Leonards & Company Stocks & Bonds 228-229 Spurgeon Bldg. Santa Ana Tel. 2390 NEW TO END NOISE YOUR RADIO SET In the possible exception of there is no reason why a radio made noise without function, giving clear distortion, signals from stations within receiving range. All trouble can be traced to defective poor construction, or unintended operation. Jack Binns in the early issue of Popular Science every noise has no impact, he declares, and no noise not discourage the radio. If your radio produces noises, it much better off than the who turns on the juice, plugs phones, and hears—nothing crackling noise can be traced to run-down batteries, poor connections, or defective cables and condensers. Listen with serial and ground disconnected, and, if that eliminates down the crackling, the noise is due to static. If the persists, static is not the sound you must test the parts connected to locate the trouble. Ready, regular, staccato beat, the patter of a machine gun, often be traced to an impaler in the grid leak. The remnant to try grid leaks of differ-ences until the right one is found. Ready humming noise usually caused by near-by power lines during circuits near the lead-wire. The remedy is to erect similar as far as possible from lines and as nearly as possible such lines and as nearly aside at right angles to them. Noose connection or open circuit of the grid circuit often will cause a drumming noise that can be tested by checking up the grist connections. Cristling or howling noises are due to too much regeneration many turns in the tickler-windling, poorly designed corners too close to each grid and plate wires run too closely parallel to each street. RUSSIA MOURNING FOR LENINE TODAY MOSCOW, Jan. 28 — Today was a day of national mourning in Russia for Nicolai Lenine, late head of the Soviet government, whose body was entombed here yesterday. Services were held by local soilers in towns and cities throughout the republic. The funeral in Moscow was the most impressive and most spectacular in the existence of this historic city. Half a million mourners attended, standing for hours in weather 30 degrees below zero. Physicians reported that more than 1000 were overcome by cold and physical emotion. Pilgrims are arriving from all parts of Russia, passing slowly with bowed heads throughout the day before the tomb. Throughout the night, an honorary guard of stalwart cavalrymen, their uniforms thick with frost, paced slowly back and forth before the tomb. Powerful searchlights from the Kremlin played over the scene. Bonfires burned in the streets all over the city. The authorities were hard-pressed to find accommodations for the thousands of pilgrims and some had to sleep in the snow around the bonfires. Thinks Republic Threatens Throne MEXICO CITY, Jan. 28 — The recent political upheaval and ascendancy of military control in Spain may prove only a forerunner to far more momentous events, including the loss of his throne by King Alfonso IV and the disintegration of the kingdom into a group of small republics, according to statements made by Marquis Marcelino Barquin, member of an ancient family of the Spanish nobility, in an interview while he was visiting here recently. "For years the Spanish people have not been united" said the marquis. "Especially is such the case with the military elements of the country. During World War there were two factions—the one on the Allied side, while the other was with the kaiser." VETERANS FINISHED SCHOOL COURSE SACRAMENTO, Jan. Nearly 600 state war veterans have finished school courses on under the California educational aid program; 275 new students have been enrolled on the past 90 days, and 127 mer service men are receiving financial aid in meeting their penses at state schools, adding to a report filed today George Stout, secretary of state veterans' welfare board. Stout said that the $550 allowed for this educational among veterans will be praised expended when the men in school complete their studies. ATWOOD A Beauty On main line acre tracts, gas graded school good train services All prices fair our agents to JOE WAGNER 120 N. Los Ames Phone 368, A Watch this Space for Service Man? ITALIAN-ICELAND SHIPLINE PLANS ROME, Jan. 28.—Plans are under consideration for the establishment of a regular shipping line between Italy and Iceland, the steamers touching at the Faros Islands and Spanish ports. The main idea for the new route is to make it possible for smaller exporters to get fish sent direct to Spain and Italy without trans-shipment. Plain Dealer Classified Ads Al- Do You Know —that your local Southern Pacific agent can arrange every detail of a local or transcontinental journey, secure your Pullman accommodations, check your baggage from here to destination, and otherwise help you in your transportation problems, both passenger and freight? —who not do your business here in Anaheim. D. G. MALTBY Tel. 123 gage from here to destination, and otherwise help you in your transportation problems, both passenger and freight? —who not do your business here in Anaheim. D. G. MALTBY Tel. 123 Southern Pacific Lines TUBBY And it's not Fair to the Fi AW, WRADDAYA KNOW ABOUT FISHEN' THROUGH THE ICE? I BETCHA MILLYUN DOLLARS I KETCH MORE FISH' THAN YOU DO I BETCHA FIFTY MILLYUN DOLLARS I KETCH THE MOST GO ON AWAY FROM HERE, YOU CANT FISH IN THIS HOLE, YOU GOTTA FIND A PLACE FOR YOURSELF AWRIGHT, AWRIGHT, YOU NEEDN'T GET SORE ABOUT IT I AIN'T NO BONE HEAD TO BET MY GOOD MONEY THEN LET A GUY FISH IN THE SAME HOLE THAT I DO Copyright by United Feature Syndicate, Inc. VETERANS FINISH SCHOOL COURSES SACRAMENTO, Jan. 28.—Early 500 state war veterans finished school courses tak-under the California educational aid program; 275 new students have been enrolled during past 90 days, and 1275 former service men are receiving financial aid in meeting their expenses at state schools, accord- to a report filed today by George Stout, secretary of the veterans' welfare board. Stout said that the $500,000owed for this educational work long veterans will be practical-expended when the men now school complete their studies. Don't Forget That The Ever-Ready Truck & Transfer Co. Is still able to do your hauling of any description CONTRACT HAULING A SPECIALTY Get Our Price O. J. LINNARTZ, Prop. Residence 211 E. Sycamiore St. ATWOOD HOME TRACT A Beautiful New Development of Richfield On main line S. F. R. R., two main artery boulevards, quarter acre tracts, gas, lights, water and streets, Adjacent to $100,000 graded school, store, shops, garage, etc., Motor Transit service, good train service to Los Angeles and other cities. All prices far below real value, seeing is believing, get one of our agents to show you this property. JOE WAGNER 120 N. Los Angeles St. Phone 368, Anaheim C. E. McFADDEN Phone 25-W, Placentia Ford THE UNIVERSAL CAR Forecasting A Tremendous Spring Demand 739,626 more Ford cars and trucks were produced last year than the previous year, an increase of over 50 per cent. In spite of this tremendous increase in production, it was impossible to meet delivery requirements during the spring and summer months when orders for 350,000 Ford Cars and Trucks could not be filled. This year winter buying for immediate delivery has been more active than ever before—and in addition 200,000 orders have already been booked through the Ford Weekly Purchase Plan for spring delivery. These facts clearly indicate that the demand during this spring and summer will be far greater than ever, and that orders should be placed immediately with Ford Dealers as a means of protection against delay in securing your Ford Car or Truck or Fordson Tractor. Ford Motor Company Detroit, Michigan greater than ever, and that orders should be placed immediately with Ford Dealers as a means of protection against delay in securing your Ford Car or Truck or Fordson Tractor. Ford Motor Company Detroit, Michigan A small deposit down, with easy payments of the balance arranged, or your enrollment under the Ford Weekly Purchase Plan, will put your order on the preferred list for spring delivery. See the Nearest Authorized Ford Dealer ir to the Fish. By WINNER I AINT NO BONE HEAD TO BET MY GOOD MONEY THEN LET A GUY FISH IN TH' SAME HOLE THAT I DO IM THROUGH! I'M THROUGH! IF YOU'RE GONNA DIVE FOR THEM ALL BETS ARE OFF