oc-plain-dealer 1924-03-31

NEW TRUCKEE RIVER BRIDGE SACRAMENTO, March 31.—State Highway Engineer R. M. Mortin has been instructed by the Highway Commission to prepare specifications and advertise for bids for bridge construction over the Truckee river on the segment now being constructed between Truckee and the Nevada state line. Chairman Harvey M. Toy said the authorization was part of the commission's plan to hasten construction of the Victory highway. Not less than five bridges will be necessary, it is said, and the cost may approximate $50,000 each. With additional structures over the Southern Pacific lines, in addition to the five crossing the Truckee river, the number may be increased to nine. Nevada county will not be asked to participate in the cost, said Toy. That which causes apoplexy at 50 begins at 20. READY NOW! FOREIGN SECURITIES BULLETIN The advance of the Franc interest payments to be resumed on Mexican bonds. The Japanese loan. The German situation—the effect of current legislation on municipal and industrial bond values. Your copy is free on request—a postal will do it. WE OFFER (Subject) 10 Angeles Snow. R $13.00 100 Bellview Units..... 2.75 50 Doble Stm Mot.... 7.50 15 Jussenberg Units 25.00 Oldgio Fr. U... 10.00 U. S. Senator Johnson Challenges Bernarr Macfadden BOVE is shown the famous dirt farmer challenging Bernarr Macfadden "The Father of Physical Culture" to a milking contest to be held at Mr. Macfadden's farm at Nyack, N. Y. Mr. Macfadden was raised on a farm and milked ten cows every morning and evening when on eleven years old. Thousands of physical culturists all over the country are keenly interested in the outcome. WAR DEPT. GIVES ISLAND POLICIES WASHINGTON, March 31.—Views of the war department on Philippine and Porto Rican independence will be given to the senate affairs committee. RICHFIELD RICHFIELD, March 31. (Sp) Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Walker sp The advance of the Franc interest payments to be resumed on Mexican bonds. The Japanese lohn. The German situation—the effect of current legislation on municipal and industrial bond values. Your copy is free on request—a postal will do it. WE OFFER (Subject) 10 Angeles Snow. R $13.00 100 Bellview Units..... 2.75 100 Doble Stm Mot..... 7.50 15 Queensberg Units 25.00 15 Olorgio Fr. U..... 10.00 25 Durant of Del..... 25.00 25 Durant of Cal..... 8.50 7 Elliott Petro..... 9.00 10 Elliott Extension..... 65.00 5 E. G. B..... Wanted 1000 Fresno United..... 37.1% 10 Fisty-Fifty..... 20.00 2 Fos & Kleis pfd.. Wanted 65 Gilmore Oil Co..... 25.00 2400 Harvey R & W..... 10 2000 Hunt Central..... 0.3 25 Imperial Cot M cm 40.00 7 Julian No. 1..... 20.00 10 Julian No. 3..... 22.00 15 Julian 6-9..... 8.50 7 Julian Pico..... 25.00 10 Julian Petro corp... Mkt. 10 Julian Petro com.. 22.00 20 Julian Petro, pfd.. 22.00 RESPONSIBILITY Behind Your MAIL ORDERS Remember, there is no substitute for financial responsibility, nation-wide market facilities and fair dealing. Leonards & Company is the largest United Stock and Bond House on the Pacific Coast and therefore in a position to give you the service you are rightfully entitled to. 10 King's Food Prd. $27.00 2200 Leach Biltwell cm ..... 10 180 Monolith PC cm ..... 19.00 140 Monolith PC pfd.. 7.00 100 Moreland com ..... 7.25 100 Moreland pfd ..... 7.25 6 Multnomah com ..... 17.00 8 Multnomah pfd ..... 35.00 3 Miley Mills No. 2..240.00 10 Miracle Units ..... 3.00 500 Oceanic ..... 32 1900 Oil Opr. Tr ..... 19 250 Port Lobos ..... 42½ 4 Pac States Sec ..... 67.50 1200 Richfield Cons ..... 32 10 Rio Grande Oil ..... 95.00 50 Rickenbacker Mot.. 8.00 2000 Sandburg Petro ..... 0.66 1500 San Martines Oil ..... 8.0 10 Santa Fe Chief ..... 10.00 25 Star Motors ..... 7.50 50 Star Petro ..... 6.00 10 Snowolene Oil ..... 15.00 20 Snowolene Ref ..... 13.00 2100 Texcal Oil ..... .07 2000 Trojan Oil ..... .06 MINING We maintain an active market in all active and unlisted areas. WAR DEPT. GIVES ISLAND POLICIES WASHINGTON, March 31.... Views of the war department on Philippine and Porto Rican independence will be given to the senate insular affairs committee this week, Secretary of War Weeks announced today. The recommendation will be for a status quo of 20 years in the Philippines at the end of which time a plebiscite will be recommended, but that if this is granted, a naval base controlled by the United States will be insisted upon. The Porto Rican recommendation will require that the island be allowed to elect its own governor after ten years. The report carries the information that when this government assumed control of Porto Rico, it was 60 per cent illiterate and that now it is 50 per cent illiterate—therefore, the 10-year proviso. KING DISPOSES OF ATHENS PROPERTY ATHENS, March 31.... George II, former king of Greece, today disposed of his Athens properties, having been deposed by the national assembly. The Grand Oil Party and the Demolcrats What next? The Prollgressives and the Soccolists? West Coast Lease WEST COAST, March 31.(SpL) Mr. and Mrs. Owen Rudy are the proud owners of a new radio. Mrs. Frank Boulger and her daughter, Pauline, spent Thursday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Simons, where they enjoyed listening to the Pullerton high school boys glee club, broadcast from the Times Radio station in Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. Stony Gibson and family of Garden Grove were visitors at the home of Mrs. Mary Jones, Thursday. Misses Julia Muzzall and Marjorie Simona spent Thursday afternoon at the home of Mr. and Jack Summers of the Stearns Thompson lease. Chester Smith of the Santa Fe lease, suffered a badly broken arm, while playing at school, Thursday. It is reported his arm was broken to two places. RICHFIELD RICHFIELD, March 31.(SpL) Mr. and Mrs. L.M.Walker spends Tuesday in Los Angeles on a shopping trip. Mr. and Mrs.E.P.Francis has installed a new air compressor in the corner of their garage. Mrs.Brockman is enjoying it with her little granddaughter who is here visiting from Colton. Miss Amie Mondotte and brother Pierre Mondotte of La Bech, visited with their mother Sunday. Mrs.Jones and her daughter Miss Mary Jones of Riveride, accompanied by Mrs.Johnston, visited the home of Mr. and Mrs.J.Summers of the Stearns Thomas lease. They returned home Friday morning. The Richfield Chamber Commerce will meet Thursday night, and about 4O invitations have been mailed. Mr.Zuckerman is making rangeliments for opening a brass store in one of the neighborhood towns. Travelers from neighborhood are being taken on the ange-co-line, to avoid bringing hoof and mouth disease into county. Misses Julia Myzzall and Jorie Simons of the West Coast lease, were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs.Jack Sumner Thursday afternoon. V.H.Critzer who has just cently purchased a new Steel Baker car, journeyed to Portland Thursday, when he attended theater party with friends. RADIO TONIGHT MINING We maintain an active market in all active and unlisted mining stocks. All markets covered. Our "Direct Wire Quotation Service" includes all issues listed on the San Francisco Stock Exchange. Continuous service. Visit our Board Room and let's get acquainted; quotations and all the late news covering the unlisted oil, mining and industrial issues is yours for the asking. 15 Twin Bell.....$22.00 85 Union Mtge. com...3.50 110 Union Mtge. pfd...8.25 50 West Auto Sp. cm. 12.00 50 West Auto Sp. pfd. 8.25 2000 West. Chem.....21 10 White Star No. 1..9.00 10 White Star No. 2 4.50 12 White Star O & R Cheap 1000 Whitley Oil Co....20 15 Wiley No. 1.....25.00 WE WILL BUY (Subject) Fos & Kleis Rio Grande Oil pfd. Fifty-Fifty Moreland com. Lein Mtg em. Port Lobos San Martinez Sr Fe Mutual Cal Mex Oil St T & Cmwith Hme Bidrs. West Auto Sp. Sperry Fir. pfd Pfd. Owl Drug pfd. Un Mtge. pfd. Bellview Un Mtge. com. Std. Gold Tehmescal Hend Petro. Multnomah pf. Doble Steam Pac. States Sec. Motors E. G. B. Samson T & Julian Pump Rub. We are active in all Markets Leonards and Co. Stocks and Bonds 228-229 Spurgeon Bldg. Santa Ana Phone 2390 Mr. and Mrs. Stony Gibson and family of Garden Grove were visitors at the home of Mrs. Mary Jones, Thursday. Misses Julia Muzzall and Marjorie Simona spent Thursday afternoon at the home of Mr. and Jack Summers of the Stearns Thompson lease. Chester Smith of the Santa Fe lease, suffered a badly broken arm, while playing at school, Thursday. It is reported his arm was broken in two places. He was immediately rushed to a doctor. Mr. and Mrs. John Boat and daughter of Puente spent Thursday at the home of Mr. and Mrs Joe Hartog. Mr. R. E. Williams who has been quite ill for some time, is able to be around again. Mr. and Mrs. Nick Neal of the General Petroleum lease spent Thursday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs M. F. Drake of this lease. Mr. Oscar Rudy of Los Angeles is spending a few days at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs David Rudy. Mrs. Ted Wagner accompanied by her two children and Miss Colla McCullough of Clinda, while returning from Fullerton, Thursday afternoon, had her machine crowded from the road by an incoming car, causing it to skid in the mud and strike a tree. No one was hurt but all were badly shaken up. The car suffered but little damage. Mr. R. Bowman of Oakland was a recent visitor at the home of his brother V. B. Bowman. Mrs. I.E.F. Studebaker and daughters Vera and Beulah spent Thursday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs Ollie Smith of the Santa Fe Jesse. Mrs Joe Hartog and Mrs Fred Simons, journeyed to Los Angeles, where they spent the day shopping. Mrs J.E.Muzzall accompanied by her daughters Lois and Julia and son Clyde and Bill Schryer metored to Buena Park, where they visited Mr. and Mrs Walt Muzzall, Thursday evening. The Parent-Teachers Assn of Richfield will meet next Wednesday... RADIO TONIGHT K F I—EXAMINER 4:45 to 5:15 — The Ever Herald. 5:15 to 5:45—The Examiner Eve Unsell, Principal Pict scenario editor, talk on scene Dr.Ralph L.Power, talk on cation. 8 to 9 p.m.-The Ever Herald.Concert. 9 to 10 p.m.-The Examiner Concert presented by The Taylor Drill. 10 to 11 p.m.-Ambassade Hotel.Max Fisher's Cocoa Grove Orchestra. RADIO ASK BEVILLARIE Est'b 1912 He Sells The Best RADIO ECHOPHONE 3 TUBE RECEIVING SET $135 Complete 301A and Sodion tubes stock.Buy your Radio p from us. Robt.V.Jensen Carburetor & Ignition W 242 E.Center St.Anal PRICE OF BREAD BOOSTED TO 12c Effective today, bread went up to 12 cents at Anaheim bakeries. This is an increase of two cents in some instances, although 12-cent bread has been sold here for months past, and one out of town concern long hass sold bread at 13 cents. Quality is responsible, according to one local baker. It might be possible to sell bread as cheap as ever, but to do so would make cheap materials necessary. San Bernardino, Riverside and part of Los Angeles County boosted the price of bread to 12 cents some three weeks ago, and only two weeks ago a Pomona bakery which sells widely in Orange co. put its bread at 12 cents retail also. Daley's Rock Bottom Stores, which have long asked 10 cents, will continue at this price. No instructions of any increase have been received at the local stores. This price of 10 cents is uniform throughout the company's chain. High labor costs are given as the reason for the increase. According to the statement of one bakery, a net profit of only $7.50 per 1,000 loaves has been possible, owing to heavy costs and overhead. Zero in luck. A man named John Anderson has opened 66,000,000 oysters and hasn't found a single pearl. PLACENTIA PLACENTIA, March 31. (Spl.) A very pleasant surprise was given Mrs. H. P. Bender of La Halgran on Friday when the member of the Ladies Social Circle, about 20 in number, drove to her home to hold their semi-monthly meeting. A very delicious covered dish lunchon was served at noon. The afternoon was spent happily chatting over fanework until the meeting was called to order by the president Mrs. C. R. Partar and officers for the new year were elected as follows: president, Mrs. C. R. Farrar; first vice-president, Mrs. K. H. Skiles; second vice president, Mrs. C. L. Mogridge; secretary, Mrs. G. A. Manshardt; treasurer, Mrs. Horace Lucy. Four new members were added. Plans were laid for the annual members meeting and dinner on April 3 to be held at the church. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. R. B. Daugherty on April 4. The Round Table held their regular meeting on Wednesday afternoon. Owing to the wonderful downpour the program for the day was postponed until the next meeting when it is hoped that a great many members, guests and husbands will come out to hear Francis Cuttle of Riverside talk on conservation. A very informal social gathering followed the impromptu program and the afternoon was enjoyed by all present. Miss Mary Rofidal passed away Thursday evening at her home Eorsythe Montana. Mrs. H. P. Bender was in her early twos was employed since last when she was forced unreasonably to take a real and her home on February 24 was a sister of Mrs. Sam J. Of Alta-za. Carpenters have been busy week remodeling the Phi Mutual Orange Assn office enclosed place room for the tary-manager, H. O. Easton new addition. The old office be used by the assistant keeper. This new addition left of the main entrance Mr. and Mrs. Lisi R. M entertained a number of from Pasadena on Saturday noon. The time was placed playing Five Hundred was followed by a deli o'clock supper. The Better Mothers' club hold another card party to increase their funds and it is a goodly number will be by all who played. This club be held at the home of Mrs Hall on Orangethorpe-a Tuesday afternoon, April 16 o'clock. Mrs. H. C. Foss and Mrs. Lucy spent Tuesday with M Qoombs, of Whittier. A correspondence course to teach "everything a picture star needs to know" including, we assume, a co-marksmanship — Troy Daily Herald. Are You Sick? RICHFIELD HFIELD, March 31. (Spl.) and Mrs. L. M. Walker spent day in Los Angeles on a shopship. and Mrs. E. P. Francis have ad a new air compressor at center of their garage. Brockman is enjoying vistation her little granddaughter, there visiting from Colton. Amiee Mondotte and her Mr. Pierre Mondotte of Long visited with their mother, Jones and her daughter lary Jones of Riverzide, accled by Mrs. Johnston, visitRichfield Kindergarten, day morning. Chers here are delighted our recent rainfall and good for the coming season are oated. Farnest Karna and her Miss Audrey Heaton spent day at Santa Fe Springs relatives. J. A. Kibele and sons John Augene and daughter, Geneof Long Beach visited at home of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Herrs of the Stearns Thompson case. They returned home, or morning. Richfield Chamber of Service will meet Thursday eveand about 40 invitations been mailed. Zuckerman is making arments for opening a branch in one of the neighboring travelers from neighboring sites, reoit that all precauare being taken on the Orso line, to avoid bringing the and mouth disease into the cases Julia Myzzall and MarSimons of the West Coast were visitors at the home r. and Mrs. Jack Summers, day afternoon. H. Critzer who has just repurchased a new Studecar Journeyed to Ponona day, when he attended a party with friends. RADIO TONIGHT Are You Side? THERE IS A I WILL LOCATE THAT CAUSE AND TELL YOU WHAT WITHOUT ASKING A QUESTION. BRING IN THIS ARE FREE—WITH COURSE OF ADJUSTMENTS. 1. Slight subluxat cause so-called headach ness, epilepsy, vertigo facial paralysis, locomo 2. A slight subluthis part of the spine i throat trouble, neuralgia and arms, goitre, n grippе, dizziness, bleedе of gums, catarrh, etc. 3. The arrow hear the part of the spine w cause so-called bronchi the shoulder blades, r and shoulders, hay fever. 4. A vertebral stеa causes so-called nervа asthma, pneumonia, breathing, other lungеs. 5. Stomach and pеnt of the spleen, pеnt othеr troubles, so-calleе mations in this part of thе light as to remain unnеthe trained Chiropractic. 6. Here we find tаtes, dyspepsia of upгes, hiccoughs, worms. 7. Bright's diseasе ney, skin disease, boilд diseases, so-called, are pinched in the spinal lеnge. 8. Regulations оr called appendicitis, рo пollow Chiropractic adе. 9. Why have so-troubles, sciatica, etc., justmeans at this part thе cause? 10. A slight slip nominate bones will lіse sciatica, together wіth Delvis and lower extreп REGISTERED IN ORA REGISTERED IN ORA Ask Your Neighbor What Results Have Been Obtained Thru Me, From Chiropractic Adjustments. ---there is a reason. Dr. Joseph H. Chiropra Six Years' Successful Practice in Los Angeles RATLEDGE, GRAHAM PHONE 8 THE MOST CENTRALLY LOCATED GROUP GREER PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO ASSAULT LOS ANGELES: March 81 Horace A. Greer, former chauffeur for Mabel Normand, today pleaded not guilty to charges of assault with an attempt to kill, growing out of the shooting of Courtland S. Dines, wealthy Denver clubman, in the presence of Miss Normand and Edna Purviance as the climax of a gay party New Year's day. Greer's trial was set for April 17. Next Friday was the day originally set by the court, but at the insistence of the district attorney the later date was fixed to allow Miss Normand time to return her from the east. Greer's attorney was declared NOTICE! To My Customers All laundry collected by me shall hereafter be taken to Fullerton instead of Santa Ana. Carl F. Oelke Anaheim Phone 129 Sick? Why? Sick? Why? IS A CAUSE! ELL YOU WHAT AND WHERE YOUR TROUBLES ARE NG IN THIS AD AND GET AN X-RAY OF YOUR SPINE NTS. 1. Slight subluxations at this point will cause so-called headaches, eye diseases, deafness, epilepsy, vertigo, insomnia, wry neck, facial paralysis, locomotor ataxia, etc. 2. A slight subluxation of a vertebra in this part of the spine is the cause of so-called throat trouble, neuralgia, pain in the shoulders and arms, goitre, nervous prostration, la grippe, dizziness, bleeding from nose, disorder of gums, catarrh, etc. 3. The arrow head marked No. 3 locates the part of the spine wherein subluxations will cause so-called bronchitis, felons, pain between the shoulder blades, rheumatism of the arms and shoulders, hay fever, writers' cramp, etc. 4. A vertebral subluxation at this point causes so-called nervousness, heart disease, asthma, pneumonia, tuberculosis, difficult breathing, other lung troubles, etc. 5. Stomach and liver troubles, enlargement of the spleen, pleurisy and a score of other troubles, so-called, are caused by subluxations in this part of the spine, sometimes so light as to remain unnoticed by others except the trained Chiropractor. 6. Here we find the cause of so-called gall stones, dyspepsia of upper bowels, fevers, shinges, hiccoughs, worms, etc. 7. Bright's disease, diabetes, floating kidney, skin disease, boils, eruptions and other diseases, so-called, are caused by nerves being pinched in the spinal openings at this point. 8. Regulations of such troubles as socalled appendicitis, peritonitis, lumbago, etc. follow Chiropractic adjustments at this point. 9. Why have so-called constipation, rectal troubles, sciatica, etc., when Chiropractic adjustments at this part of the spine will remove the cause? 10. A slight slippage of one or both innominate bones will likewise produce so-called sciatica, together with many "diseases", of Delvis and lower extremities. TERED IN ORANGE COUNTY TRUTH I Will Prove to Any-one the TRUTH of This Statement---that Pressure Upon Nerves is the Cause of All Sickness. John H. Coleman Propractor RATLEDGE GRADUATE PHONE 845 LOCATED GROUND FLOOR OFFICE IN ANAHEIM