oc-plain-dealer 1924-03-04

'SPEEDERS DAY' Tuesday was announced today by Judge J. F. Ahlborn as "speeders day." The judge plans to be in the courtroom Tuesday all day, not even taking a recess at noon. This is to give an opportunity to those who have to work and have leisure time only at the noon hour. Lincolnum was laid in the Judge's room today. MEN WANT CHANCE TO TALK A stag dinner by the Community Bible class of the First Christian church of Fullerton is planned for Friday night at the high school cafeteria, where a special program is to be given. It is the annual meeting of the class. Rev. Walter Thornton, teacher, says that the ladies are not invited since the men desire to have a chance to an uninterrupted talk. SECOND EDITION LEONARDS' FINANCIAL REVIEW FOR MARCH The information you have been looking for regarding the local active oil, industrial and mining stocks. Speak quick for your copy—it is free, while they last. 10 Rickenbacker Mot $ 8.00 10 Moreland Com... 7.50 100 Moreland pfd... 7.25 1000 San Martineza... .85 2 Di Giorgio Units... 47.50 3 Julian No. 1... 12.00 10 Santa Fe Chief... 10.00 2 Di Giorgio Units... 47.50 833 Western Chem... Mkt. 5 White Star O & R (2 pfd. 1 cm) ... 90.00 10 Julian 4 & 5... 5.00 1000 Bandini ... Wanted 5000 Tex-Cal... .08% 10 Rio Grande Oil... 92.50 6 Multnomah com... 20.00 200 Julian Pump... .65 1000 Buckeye pfd... .55 500 Port Lobos... .35 Will Buy So. Cal. Edison Un Mtge com MORE MARINES SENT TO CITY WASHINGTON, March 4. A large detachment of marines will probably be sent to Tegucigalpa, capital of Honduras, to protect American citizens and nationals of other governments, who have taken refuge at the American legislation, it was learned officially here. Rebel forces have succeeded in capturing practically all of the cities adjacent to Tegucigalpa and are now massing their forces for an attack on the capital. Tegucigalpa has a large American population. It was said that practically all of the foreigners in Tegucigalpa have turned to the American authorities for protection. Under the Monroe Doctrine, it was pointed out, the U.S. government assumes theoretical responsibility for the safety of foreigners in South American countries inasmuch as other powers never land military forces there. Already several Honduran citizens have been killed in spasmodic street fighting that has broken out in the capital in the last week and rebel forces in the city will soon be reinforced by troops under General Ferrera who is leading the attack on the city. With three American battleships in Honduran waters—two on the north coast and one on the south coast—and with marine detachments at Celba and Puerto Cortez and a strong consular guard at Tegucigalpa, it is felt that the lives of Americans will amply safeguarded and that the presence of the U.S. marines may influence the warring political parties to come to an agreement. MARRIAGE LICENSES Julian P. Johnson, Buena Park, 50, and Sylvia Johnson, Anaheim, 43. Elias Lintheimer, 33, Los Angeles, and Meta Trapp, 28, Anaheim, HARMLESS MEANS BUENA PARK, March 4. (Sir) Lillian Bastady Ether Jarrett Florence Otte, Beulah Nellie Florence Warren, Ruth Willis and Jean McGill, were Buena Park representation at the Day of the T. N. T. at the Technical high school, Long Beach High School, There were representatives from San Diego, Pasadena Whittier, Santa Ana, Long Beach and Fullerton. Fullerton won volleyball match. Mr. and Mrs. G. Hoffman, Mr. Lavita Hoffman and Mrs. Blantford of Long Beach were dingues of Mr. and Mrs. R. D. con Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Girvin son Charles visited Mr. and M. Spradley of Whittier Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar West visited Sunday afternoon. The Ladies Aid are planning another supper Friday, March 11. Mrs. Geo Cole is chairman of a supper committee for March 11 that fact alone assures a good super. Friday night, Mr. and Mrs. E. Thurman were invited to a fairly dinner at the home of the daughter, Mrs. L. T. Wilsey, la in the evening they were furiously honored when about 20 of Our friends gathered at Mr. Wilsey to congratulate Mr., and M. Thurman on their fortieth wedding anniversary. Those presidents E. Bastady and family, P.R.Astady and family, Mrs. Geo Cole, Dr. J. R. Schofield and family, Geo McNell and family, M.E.L.Cole, Mr. and Mrs.W.Calloway and children, R.D.Bac and family and Mrs.Webber are Mr., and Mrs.Hilgenfeld and children These neighbors living most of them south of downhill formed a social organization called the Jolly Neighbors. Mrs.J.G.Bardick and children of Glendale are visiting Mrs.Bardick's parents, Mr., and Mrs.J.Webner. SUDDEN SERVICE" LUMBER FOR EVERY USE Less than 3 cents out of each dollar of your building cost is spent in roofing—yet this is a vital point of your house where deterioration first shows itself. We have had much experience with the behavior of roofings and in recommending RUBERQID ROOFING products we know they possess an unusual degree of roof serviceability—in fact there is nothing superior made. Guaranteed Roofing is priced from $2.00 per roll up. "Sudden Service" on as much as you need. Ganahl-Grim Lumber Co. 901 E. CENTER ST. PHONE 8D FREE PLANS AND BUILDING INFORMATION Ganahl-Grim Lumber Co. 901 E. CENTER ST. PHONE SB FREE PLANS AND BUILDING INFORMATION McCormick-Deering 10-20 INTERNATIONAL This latest tractor achievement has an unequaled record of tractor building experience back of it. The best that money and brains can command is at your disposal. Ample Power, Practical Throttle Governor, Efficiency Added by life-long guaranteed crankshaft ballbearing and unequaled local service. M. Eltiste & Co., Inc. FULLERTON ORANGE SANTA ANA BRINGING UP PATHER Of all the family, father is to be the most careless of a couple or cold, and it is the duty mother or the girls to see that takes FOLEY'S HONEY AT TAR COMPOUND at the first sling of a cough, cold or hoarseness. After he once tries it, finds how effective and pleasant it lasts, he will not hesitate to yell it always. Contains no opiate Safe and sure. Has served these generations. Meying's Pharmacy—Adv. BUENA PARK BIG CROWD AT TRACT OPENING Buena Park was besieged by the biggest crowd that ever filled the town in its entire history last Sunday. Fifteen hundred people made it their objective between the hours of 2 and 5 in the afternoon. The occasion was the opening of Homewood, the new and beautiful development of Buena Park. The owners of Homewood, Messy and Blades, had been advertising free gifts of five cabinet phonographs valued at $175 each, during the last few weeks. One of the conditions was that holders of tickets should attend opening day. Unquestionably the rain kept away many thousands. They took it in very good part, however. Mr. Blades said: "I hope with my heart and soul it rains for days. I don't care what we lose; I don't care if we don't get a single person here; if it will only rain. We have plenty of time to sell the balance of our tract, but our neighbors need rain. Let it rats." Maskey and Blades are for Orange co., first and all the time, no matter what they lose personally. They are good men to have with us, folks. The phonographs were given away at 3 p.m. after a very entertaining lecture on "Opportunities for Making Money in California Real Estate." These are the recipients of the five beautiful phonographs: John Newbold, 748 North Olive st., Anaheim; E. A. Roderick, rural route No. 3, Anaheim; Mrs. Lockridge, 619 Bills lane, Fullerton; Charles Crump, Hawthorne; John F. Nohr, 512 East Seyamore st., Anaheim. Some dozens of people missed getting phonographs thru not being with the tract. There were about 20 names called out by the lecturer from Garden Grove addresses. Not one was present. Any one of these could have taken a valuable phonograph. The same thing occurred in relation to Anaheim, Santa Ana, Fullerton and other towns. PASTS WEEK, THEN DANCES ALL NIGHT LEMORE, March 4—Indian Bob, nonagenerian Indian chief, today had completed the dance of life once more. Commencing at dusk and accompanied at times by two squaws, the aged Indian kept up the tribal custom of dancing continuously the wierd steps from sun-fall to sun-up. Members of the tribe now reduced to a few hundred, solemnly chanted at the dance progressed. Indian Bob fasted a week before beginning the dance. VIOLENT QUAKE IN COSTA RICA BUENOS AIRES, March 4—Information was received here today of a violent earthquake in Costa Rica. According to an unconfirmed report the loss of life was heavy. San Jose, the capital, was reported to have been virtually destroyed. Punta Arena was badly damaged. Telegraph lines were broken, hampering communication. First adjices here said loss of life was feared at San Jose. TREMOR NOTICED BERKELEY, March 4—An earthquake of moderate severity was registered on U. of C. selsmograph. Father McElwain announced today. The record began at 2:15:28 a.m. and ended at 2:32. The distance was estimated at 2150 miles which would place its center in Costa Rica, Father McElwain stated. QUAKE RECORDED WASHINGTON, March 4—An earthquake of unusual severity was registered this morning on the selsmograph at Georgetown university. The tremors began at 5:14 a.m. and continued until after 7 a.m. Father Tondorf, the Georgetown scientist, said indications were that the quake occurred... and family, Mrs. George J. R. Schofield and family, McNell and family, Mrs. Cole, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Ay, Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Caldish and children, R. D. Bacon family and Mrs. Webber and Mrs. Hilgenfeld and chilThese neighbors living the south of town, have a social organization callJolly Neighbors. J. G. Burdick and childredale are visiting Mrs. Burrals, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. and Mrs. Chen Mann and ward of Anaheim, visited in Buena Park Sunday. And Mrs. R. E. Jenkins were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Banks in Los Angeles. W. G. Loughboro spent with her daughter, Mrs. of Fullerton. Wednesday, March 5, the Endeavor society will luck supper at 6:30 in immunity hall at 7:30 Harry a C. E. cyangelist will address. On the same Dr. Julian P. Johnson will be formal opening of the library to which the pubvited. Friday, March 7, of C. banquet and Saturarch 8, the Woman's club observe the thirty fifth anny of the organization. Charles Chandler spent the day with her parents, Mr. A. Nelson. ance given by the Eastern the Masonic Hall Saturtion was well attended. In Boston, Rosalie Hartargaret and Edna Gardner, age and Nelvin Hilgenended the sophomore class friday night at Fullerton. The number of people from points attended the openthe Homewood Tract Sunwas estimated that fully people were there. Five Victere gave away to those the lucky numbers. Ankford and wife of Huntlench visited Mrs. Anna Monday. and Mrs. L. E. Dodd motorverly Hills and spent the Mr. and Mrs. W. H. and Mrs. Leland Weaver of ton Park were week-end at the I.D. Jaynes house. Betty Berkey attended a party in Fullerton Fridday morning little Charlie pushed a chair over against center, Mrs. Girvin was out house at the time and when in the rug and floor were She put out the fire herore further damage was PROFESSIONAL YOU NEED NOT BE SICK! Your backbone will tell me what and where your troubles are without asking a question. X-RAY FREE WITH COURSE OF AD-JUSTMENTS 100 PER CENT RIGHT Dr. Joseph H. Coleman CHIROPRACTOR Ground Floor Phone 245 Anaheim Community Hospital 902 West Center Street Phone 1091 SURGERY OBSTETRICS Gertrude A. Lawrence, Supt. Anaheim, Calif. Dr. Leota P. Anderson Office Phone 413 Residence Phone 1074 CHIROPRACTOR QUAKE RECORDED WASHINGTON, March 4.-An earthquake of unusual severity was registered this morning on the seismograph at Georgetown university. The tremors began at 5:14 a.m. and continued until after 7 a.m. Father Tondorf, the Georgetown scientist, said indications were that the quake occurred about 2100 miles south of Washington, which would place it in South America. SCOUT EXECUTIVE ANAHEIM VISITOR Charles N. Miller, regional scout executive having jurisdiction over California, Arisona, Nevada and Utah, and Judson P. Freeman, assistant deputy chief scout executive from New York City, visited local scout officials today. A short conference was held at scout headquarters between the local staff and the regional and national officers. At noontime Mr. Freeman spoke at the Kiwanis luncheon in Fullerton. Following this a short meeting with the executive board of the Orange-co council was held. PLAIN DEALER CLASSIFIED ADS PRODUCE RESULTS Anaheim Community Hospital 902 West Center Street Phone 1091 SURGERY OBSTETRICS Gertrude A. Lawrence, Supt. Anaheim, Calif. Dr. Leota P. Anderson Office Phone 413 Residence Phone 1074 CHIROPRACTOR Fisher Bldg. 135 West Center Anaheim, California Dr. B. Franklin Badgley Scientific Chiropractor Dietitian Iridiagnostician Five years' successful health service in east. License in three states. Sam Kraemer Bldg. 222 East Center Street Anaheim, Cal. Johnston-Wickett Clinic ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA HOURS 6:00 a.m. 6:00 p.m. Phone 380 DR. D. G. GOLDING General Office Practice Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Glasses Fitted Cassen Bldg. 120 W. Center St. Anaheim, Cal. Phone 728 DR. SUE M. AMACK DR. HENRY C. VOGT ANAHEIM'S CHIROPRACTORS Palmer Graduates Ground Floor Office 317 N. L. A. St. Anaheim, Cal. Office Hours 10 to 4 Phone 810 Dr. Guy Allison Rawson MEDICINE—SURGERY 714 N. Lemon St. Anaheim, Cal. Wednesday March 5 R. W. Town 5th and Br Hour EACH 2 TO DAY 8 TO There will be a representative from the assortment all makes and all models from You make the price, dealers and specs GEO.FISHI 632 Citizens Nat'l Bank Bldg. Local F FOREIGN NEWS NUGGETS ROME, March 4. — Ten members of the Fascist were wounded when a hostile crowd attacked them at Rari today. The "Black Shirts" were returning from a celebration at the time. MOSCOW, March 4. — Nineteen men and three women were concerned to death today for participating in Jewish massacres at Minsk in Minsk in 1919. The women's sentences were commuted. ROME, March 4. — Miss Iris Cutting, daughter of Bayard Cutting of New York and Marches Antonio Arrico are to be married today at Villa Medici, near Florence. MOSCOW, March 4. — A Russianomanian peace conference will soon open at Vienna, it was announced today. M. Krestinsky, envoy at Berlin, has been appointed chairman of the Russian delegation. PLAIN DEALER CLASSIFIED ADS PRODUCE RESULTS RETURN $500 PRIZE SAN DIEGO, March 4. — First prize of $500 for the best exhibit at the recent orange show held at San Bernardino, was today returned to the show by the winner, the farm bureau of San Diego co., The county supervisors said that severe damage sustained by the exhibition in a windstorm made it seem necessary to return the prize money in order that the sum might be applied to repairs. McADOO ONLY DEMO. LEFT IN ILL. RACE SPRINGFIELD, Ill., March 4. William Gfbbs McAdoo was the only Democrat in the Illinois presidential preferential race today following the withdrawal of Governor Smith of New York. Smith's name was entered in Illinois primaries without his consent, according to his supporters. WORKER ATTACKED CHICAGO, March 4. — Three men armed with blackjack's and lead pipe today attacked Joseph Weltsseld, garment worker, on his way to a shop affected by the women garment workers' strike. After breaking his nose and inflicting a serious scalp wound, the trio escaped in a taxicab. COUGHS—COLDS—"ELD" Watch out for "Flu" and pneumonia now. Check coughs or colds quick. McMullin's Formula always reliable. Have it bandy. Nothing better for weak lungs, bronchial troubles or asthma. As a germicide and preventive against germ diseases has a hundred uses in every home. Mrd. only by Tilden McMullin Co., Sedalia, Mo. Sold by Heying Pharmacy will supply you. TUBBY Revenge Is Sweet By WINNER YOU SEE WHEN YOU ATE ANYTHING SWEET LIKE SUGAR OR CANDY THE NERVE WAS AFFECTED AND IT ACROBED, BUT IT MONST HURT YOU ANYMORE LEMME SEE IT, PLEASE I SUPPOSE YOU WILL TAKE A BIG HAMHER AND CRUSH IT NO SIR, I'M GONNA GET A BIG LUMP OF SUGAR TO EAT AN' WATCH IT ACHE. AN' I WON'T PITY IT A BIT UCTION! H'AND BROADWAY, SANTA 'ANA' UTOMOBILES—78 ALL MAKES AND MODELS tesday Thursday ALL MAKES AND MODELS Wednesday Thursday March 6 Townsend Motor Co. 5th and Broadway, Santa Ana Hours of Sale H | 2 to 5:00 P. M. | EACH Y | 8 to 10:30 P. M. | DAY Representative from the Fiinance Co. to arrange terms. You will find in this all models from a Ford to a Cadillac and they must all go. dealers and speculators be sure to attend. FISHER, Auctioneer Bldg. 5th and Spring, L. A. Local Phone: 014-792-2222