oc-plain-dealer 1924-04-10

APPREHENSIVE OF FRENCH ATTITUDE LONDON, April 10.—There was a feeling of apprehension thrust England today over the attitude France may assume toward the Dawes reparations report. The view was openly expressed that France can either bring European peace or further chaos. There were indications that all British parties are ready to support Premier MacDonald if he accepts the report in behalf of England. Opinion is general that, if France accuses Germany will be bound to accept the Dawes plan. Premier MacDonald is studying the report and has not yet closed his views. It is learned, however, that most members of the government believe the recommendations offer an extraordinary good basis for negotiations for the settlement of the situation that has been disturbing Europe for five years. The cabinet will not act upon the report until the inter-Allied reparations commission at Paris passes upon it. Press comment: MANCHESTER GUARDIAN—The report is valuable but it remains for Premier MacDonald to hammer out a settlement with Polineare. DAILY HERLAND—Any man who, in France or Germany, stirs up patriotic indication with a view of stopping full and free discussion of the experts' plan will be an enemy of mankind. WESTMINSTER GAZETTE—It is hoped the statesmen of France and Germany will shrink from responsibility of wrecking this last chance for settlement. DAILY MAIL—All depends upon Germany's good faith. DAILY NEWS—Either on the basis of this report we find a new and prosperous Europe, or we mangle into hopeless chaos. CHRONICLE — Will France cease to block the way? DAILY EXPRESS—Will Poincaré choose the path of chavinism (militaryism). TIMES—New hopes are offered. DAILY TELEGRAPH — The IN SUNNY SO. CALIF. HEMET—Ramona pageant indefinitely postponed because of hoof and mouth epidemic. SAN BERNARDINO—Hundreds of cattle, infected with hoof and mouth disease, seen slain along the roads and ditches of Contra Costa according to E. Q. Sulivan, division engineer of the state highway commission. No signs of any herds seen. SAN BERNARDINO—A total of 31,766 voters registered for May primaries. SAN DIEGO—More than $13,000 result of one-day community chest drive. VENICE—A knife in hands of assailant caused death of James Barclay, 52, inquest found Harclay was stabbed Sunday night at home of woman he and Dave Hearns were visiting. Hearns is held in county jail. ALHAMBRA—Alhambra city officials attending conference of city planners at Ambassador hotel, Los Angeles. Palms and painting of proposed mammoth open air theater to be erected in Municipal Park are displayed. LOS ANGELES — Charges of stolen kills result in $75,000 damage suit. Myrtia J. Conner, wife of E. Clark Conner, prominent Hollywood real estate dealer, is defendant. Her sister, Lora May Lamport, concert singer, alleges Mrs. Conner wrongfully accused her of having associated with Comer kissing him and otherwise acting improperly. LOS ANGELES — Petition in bankruptcy filed by Nell Turner, beauty parlor proprietor of Santa Ana. CONFER WITH GOVERNOR ON HOOF AND MOUTH (Continued From Page One) animals from an infested district. PAGEANT READY FOR FRIDAY NIGHT With but one more day and evening before presentation of the pageant in the White Temple, under direction of Mrs. A. E. Collien final details are being shaped and everything will be in high state of perfection for the presentation. Following is the censed synopsis: Speaking characters: Chronicles—Mr. W. L. Ashleigh Alfred Benney Shepherd of Bethlehem — M. Ray Phillips Three lads of Bethlehem — Horard West, Donald Bohm, Roland Golter Jewish Youth—Joseph Schwefel fest. Christian Youth—Helen Manitou Hindu Child—Grace Speelman Hindu Boy—Donald Bigelow A child from the Orient—Donald West. Child Questioner — Mildre Kulpe. A Messenger from the Future Laura Schultz. Enemies—Ignorance, Bethel Hot, Slaughter—San Walker; Greene—Miss Gladys Miller; War—Fried Hein. Child—Miss Norma Powers. Peace—Charlery Tedrick. Good Will—Mrs. H. G., Spiele man. Music — Members from the choir. W. T. Pageant, Mr. Ashleigh. Prologue of three scenes. Scene I — Shepherds The platform as well as the audience after a few moments of darkness a light burst across the platform and the Shepherds head off the light of the Kingdom. The three shepherds—J. M. Bridge, A. Collins, Ray Phillips. Scene II — Lads of Bethlehem Lads of Bethlehem gather on the outskirts of the town morning after the light—discuss it. Scene III — A Century-Later When a Hindu child questioned the Jewish youth as to the Light of the Kingdom. The Jewish youth telling the child how his people lost it. Christian youth telling the children why His Kingdoms lose their hearts. DAILY MAIL—All depends upon Germany's good faith. DAILY NEWS—Either on the basis of this report we find a new and prosperous Europe, or we pledge into hopeless chaos. CHRONICLE—Will France cease to block the way? DAILY EXPRESS—Will Poincare choose the path of chavinism (Militaryism). TIMES—New hopes are offered. DAILY TELEGRAPH—The thorny grounds have been cleared. The whole attitude of the press is that the report offers the basis of negotiations and that if it is rejected, all is lost. PRESS COMMENT CLEVELAND PLAIN DEALER—Expert opinion decides that Germany is able to pay. It remains to be seen whether the nations directly concerned are willing to cooperate in the formulating of a practical plan of payment. CHICAGO DAILY NEWS—Fair minded men everywhere will feel that the committees probably have done their work as well as was humanely possible. Intelligent and progressive sentiment the world over counts on a sympathetic and unprejudiced study of the plan and its acceptance with few, if any material changes. PORT LAND OREGONIAN—The Dawes report says Germany is unable to pay. As there is nothing hysterical about Dawes, the statement inspires hope. BORAH WILL HEAD WHEELER INQUIRY (Continued from Page One) bureau to immediate close was made this afternoon by Senator James E. Watson of Indiana, chairman of the investigating committee. WASHINGTON, April 10—Senator William E. Borah, Republican of Idaho, today was named chairman of the special senate committee which will investigate the indictment of Senator Burton K. Wheeler, Democrat of Montana, by a federal grand jury. Other members will be Senator McLean, Republican of Conn.; Sterling, Republican, South Dakota; Swanson, Democrat, Virginia and Caraway, Dem. of Ark. PADLOCK ON OIL WASHINGTON, April 10—Secretary of the Navy Wilbur today put a big padlock on the navy's oil reserves. He announced that he would take charge of reserve lands under the control of the navy department and that no leases would be made without his personal so. CONFER WITH GOVERNOR ON HOOF AND MOUTH (Continued From Page One) animals from an infected district will be provided, Nelson said. Livestock from areas not effected by the disease may only be brot into the county on certificates signed by the quarantine officials, showing point of origin, freedom of disease and certifying that the car has not been unsealed on transit. The horticultural commissioner in each county will administer the quarantine and see to its enforcement. HOURLY CONFERENCES SACRAMENTO, April 10—The gravity of the hoof and mouth epidemic in California was indicated today as Governor Richardson held hourly conferences with scores of leading legislators and capitalists on the advisability of calling a special session of the legislature to secure an application for carrying on the fight against the stock scourge. G. H. Hecke, head of the state department of agriculture, said all indications point to such a move, after a lengthy conference with the governor. ARIZ. WILL CLOSE ROADS LOS ANGELES, April 10—It was authentically reported this afternoon that the state of Arizona would close the four roads from California into Arizona tomorrow on account of the foot and mouth disease. It was also learned that a protest against Arizona's insistence to fumigate every passenger and all luggage entering from California, had been lodged with Secretary of State Hughes. The roads, which will be closed, enter Arizona at Nocledes, Parker, Blythe and Yuma. NO DISEASE IN ARIZONA PHOENIX, Ariz., April 10—A foot and mouth disease scare resulted from the supposed infection of a dairy herd near Chandler, was quieted today when federal veterarians diagnosed the cattle disease as blood poisoning. Thus far no cases show any signz of the hoof and mouth disease in the state, the veterinarians said. BROADEN INQUIRY WASHINGTON, April 9—The scene of the senate's insectivore concert singer, alleges Mrs. Corner wrongfully accused her of having associated with Comer kissing him and otherwise acting improper. LOS ANGELES—Politition in bankruptcy filed by Neil Turner, beauty parlor proprietor of Santa Ana. CONFER WITH GOVERNOR ON HOOF AND MOUTH (Continued From Page One) animals from an infected district will be provided, Nelson said. Livestock from areas not effected by the disease may only be brot into the county on certificates signed by the quarantine officials, showing point of origin, freedom of disease and certifying that the car has not been unsealed on transit. The horticultural commissioner in each county will administer the quarantine and see to its enforcement. HOURLY CONFERENCES SACRAMENTO, April 10—The gravity of the hoof and mouth epidemic in California was indicated today as Governor Richardson held hourly conferences with scores of leading legislators and capitalists on the advisability of calling a special session of the legislature to secure an application for carrying on the fight against the stock scourge. G. H. Hecke, head of the state department of agriculture, said all indications point to such a move, after a lengthy conference with the governor. ARIZ. WILL CLOSE ROADS LOS ANGELES, April 10—It was authentically reported this afternoon that the state of Arizona would close the four roads from California into Arizona tomorrow on account of the foot and mouth disease. It was also learned that a protest against Arizona's insistence to fumigate every passenger and all luggage entering from California, had been lodged with Secretary of State Hughes. The roads, which will be closed, enter Arizona at Nocledes, Parker, Blythe and Yuma. NO DISEASE IN ARIZONA PHOENIX, Ariz., April 10—A foot and mouth disease scare resulted from the supposed infection of a dairy herd near Chandler, was quieted today when federal veterarians diagnosed the cattle disease as blood poisoning. Thus far no cases show any signz of the hoof and mouth disease in the state, the veterinarians said. BROADEN INQUIRY WASHINGTON, April 9—The scene of the senate's insectivore concert singer, alleges Mrs. Corner wrongfully accused her of having associated with Comer kissing him and otherwise acting improper. LOS ANGELES—Politition in bankruptcy filed by Neil Turner, beauty parlor proprietor of Santa Ana. CONFER WITH GOVERNOR ON HOOF AND MOUTH (Continued From Page One) animals from an infected district will be provided, Nelson said. Livestock from areas not effected by the disease may only be brot into the county on certificates signed by the quarantine officials, showing point of origin, freedom of disease and certifying that the car has not been unsealed on transit. The horticultural commissioner in each county will administer the quarantine and see to its enforcement. HOURLY CONFERENCES SACRAMENTO, April 10—The gravity of the hoof and mouth epidemic in California was indicated today as Governor Richardson held hourly conferences with scores of leading legislators and capitalists on the advisability of calling a special session of the legislature to secure an application for carrying on the fight against the stock scourge. G. H. Hecke, head of the state department of agriculture, said all indications point to such a move, after a lengthy conference with the governor. ARIZ. WILL CLOSE ROADS LOS ANGELES, April 10—It was authentically reported this afternoon that the state of Arizona would close the four roads from California into Arizona tomorrow on account of the foot and mouth disease. It was also learned that a protest against Arizona's insistence to fumigate every passenger and all luggage entering from California, had been lodged with Secretary of State Hughes. The roads, which will be closed, enter Arizona at Nocledes, Parker, Blythe and Yuma. NO DISEASE IN ARIZONA PHOENIX, Ariz., April 10—A foot and mouth disease scare resulted from the supposed infection of a dairy herd near Chandler, was quieted today when federal veterarians diagnosed the cattle disease as blood poisoning. Thus far no cases show any signz of the hoof and mouth disease in the state, the veterinarians said. BROADEN INQUIRY WASHINGTON, April 9—The scene of the senate's insectivore concert singer, alleges Mrs. Corner wrongfully accused her of having associated with Comer kissing him and otherwise acting improper. LOS ANGELES—Politition in bankruptcy filed by Neil Turner, beauty parlor proprietor of Santa Ana. CONFER WITH GOVERNOR ON HOOF AND MOUTH (Continued From Page One) animals from an infected district will be provided, Nelson said. Livestock from areas not effected by the disease may only be brot into the county on certificates signed by the quarantine officials, showing point of origin, freedom of disease and certifying that the car has not been unsealed on transit. The horticultural commissioner in each county will administer the quarantine and see to its enforcement. HOURLY CONFERENCES SACRAMENTO, April 10—The gravity of the hoof and mouth epidemic in California was indicated today as Governor Richardson held hourly conferences with scores of leading legislators and capitalists on the advisability of calling a special session of the legislature to secure an application for carrying on the fight against the stock scourge. G. H. Hecke, head of the state department of agriculture, said all indications point to such a move, after a lengthy conference with the governor. ARIZ. WILL CLOSE ROADS LOS ANGELES, April 10—It was authentically reported this afternoon that the state of Arizona would close the four roads from California into Arizona tomorrow on account of the foot and mouth disease. It was also learned that a protest against Arizona's insistence to fumigate every passenger and all luggage entering from California, had been lodged with Secretary of State Hughes. The roads, which will be closed, enter Arizona at Nocledes, Parker, Blythe and Yuma. NO DISEASE IN ARIZONA PHOENIX, Ariz., April 10—A foot and mouth disease scare resulted from the supposed infection of a dairy herd near Chandler, was quieted today when federal veterarians diagnosed the cattle disease as blood poisoning. Thus far no cases show any signz of the hoof and mouth disease in the state, the veterinarians said. BROADEN INQUIRY WASHINGTON, April 9—The scene of the senate's insectivore concert singer, alleges Mrs. Corner wrongfully accused her of having associated with Comer kissing him and otherwise acting improper. LOS ANGELES—Politition in bankruptcy filed by Neil Turner, beauty parlor proprietor of Santa Ana. CONFERENCE WITH THE FACEHOLDER ON HOOF AND MOUTH (Continued From Page One) animals from an infected district will be provided, Nelson said. Livestock from areas not effected by the disease may only be brot into the county on certificates signed by the quarantine officials, showing point of origin, freedom of disease and certifying that the car has not been unsealed on transit. The horticultural commissioner in each county will administer the quarantine and see to its enforcement. HOURLY CONFERENCE WITH THE FACEHOLDER ON HOOF AND MOUTH (Continued From Page One) animals from an infected district will be provided, Nelson said. Livestock from areas not effected by the disease may only be brot into the county on certificates signed by the quarantine officials, showing point of origin, freedom of disease and certifying that the car has not been unsealed on transit. The horticultural commissioner in each county will administer the quarantine and see to its enforcement. HOURLY CONFERENCE WITH THE FACEHOLDER ON HOOF AND MOUTH (Continued From Page One) animals from an infected district will be provided, Nelson said. Livestock from areas not effected by the disease may only be brot into the county on certificates signed by the quarantine officials, showing point of origin，freedom of disease and certifying that the car has not been unsealed on transit. The horticultural commissioner in each county will administer the quarantine and see to its enforcement. HOURLY CONFERENCE WITH THE FACEHOLDER ON HOOF AND MOUTH (Continued From Page One) animals from an infected district will be provided， Nelson said. Livestock from areas not effected by the disease may only be brot into the county on certificates signed by the quarantine officials，showing point of origin，freedom of disease and certifying that the car has not been unsealed on transit. The horticultural commissioner in each county will administer the quarantine and see to its enforcement. HOURLY CONFERENCE WITH THE FACEHOLDER ON HOOF AND MOUTH (Continued From Page One) animals from an infected district will be provided， Nelson said. 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Livestock from areas not effected bythe disease may only be brot intothecountyoncertificatessignedbythequarantineandseetoitsenforcement HOURLY CONFERENCE WITH THE FACEHOLDER ON HOOF AND MOUTH (Continued From Page One) animals from an infected district will be provided， Nelson said. Livestock from areas not effected bythe disease may only be brot intothecountyoncertificatessignedbythequarantineandseetoitsenforcement HOURLY CONFERENCE WITH THE FACEHOLDER ON HOOF AND MOUTH (Continued From Page One) animals from an infected district will be provided， Nelson said. Livestock from areas not effected bythe disease may only be brot intothecountyoncertificatessignedbythequarantineandseetoitsenforcement HOURLY CONFERENCE WITH THE FACEHOLDER ON HOOF AND MOUTH (Continued From Page One) animals from an infected district will be provided， Nelson said. 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PADLOCK ON OIL WASHINGTON, April 10.—Secretary of the Navy Wilbur today put a big padlock on the navy's oil reserves. He announced that he would take charge of reserve lands under the control of the navy department and that no leases would be made without his personal approval. His policy was made known in a letter to Senator Hale, Republican of Maine, chairman of the senate naval affairs committee. Circulating Library. Bigelow's, Coul E. Center. Thousands Die Who Ought Not to Die Kidney Troubles Responsible Never mind how much you pay for a kidney medicine, if it puts your kidneys in good shape, banishes that backache and drives puffiness from under the eyes. Dr. Casey's Marshroot Prescription 777 (made of roots and herbs), a big seller in the east coast $1.50 a package either in tablet or liquid form and it's well worth the money. A stitch in time saves nine—a few days' treatment right now with this amazing medicine may save a life—save heartbreak through grief—and perhaps the breaking up of a happy home. Never mind what you have tried before—if you get up through the night, if your palms are moist, if you even suspect you have kidney trouble, get Dr. Casey's Marshroot Prescription No. 777 today at Heying's Pharmacy or any druggist anywhere and if it doesn't help you, if you aren't glad in a week's time that you bought it, go and get your money back—it will be waiting for you. NO DISEASE IN ARIZONA PHOENIX, Ariz., April 10.—A foot and mouth disease scare resulting from the supposed infection of a dairy herd near Chandler, was quieted today when federal veterinarians diagnosed the cattle disease as blood poisoning. Thus far no cases show any signz of the hoof and mouth disease in the state, the veterinarians said. BROADEN INQUIRY WASHINGTON, April 9.—The scope of the senate's oil investigation which has already led to legal efforts for the recovery by the government of naval oil reserves in California and Wyoming, will be widened today. Senator Walsh, Democrat of Montana, wrote a letter to Secretary of the Interior Work, demanding a full report on naval reserve No. 2 at Buena Vista, Calif. LEAVES FOR EAST C. O. Hoagland, for the past few months connected with the Danz Piano Co., has severed his connection with the firm and leaves soon for Lincoln, Neb., his former location. He will be absent from Anaheim about two months. Episode I—Chronicler—Alfred Bonney; Child Donald Biglow, Apostles—C. E. Wilkerson, J. K. London, Charles McCallah, Edward Biglow, William Wagner, H. S. Jackson, E. W. Bohm. Episode II—W. L. Ashleigh, Chronicle; Child—Donald West; Frank Edmiston, J. R. Holden, W. Segerstrom, George Goodyear. Pilgrims—Ray Phillips, Jennie Jones, E. L. Hatcher, Robert Beck. Episode III—Chronicler—Alfred Bonney, Fred Edwards, E. C. Kahliyl Glen Mattsi, Harold Birches. Child—Mildred Knipe. Episode IV—Chronicler — Mr. Ashleigh, Wesley Hein, Laurence Whight, Mrs. Edward Kalhy Leonard Fryatt, Clifford Elliott, Eli Sanders, H. W. Lewis, Mr. Baillman, Wendell Steward, Rolla Anderson, Margaret Forsyth, Elfen Forsythe, Florence Wright, Opal DeWitt, Mildred Forsythe Mary Tanaka, Mary Yana, Muriel Ashleigh. Episode V—Alfred Bonney, Laura Schultz, Bethel Elliott, Sam Walker, Gladys Miller, Fred Hein, Normal Powers Charlyn Tedrick, Mrs. Spielman. ARMY AVIATORS ON FIRST LEG OVER SEA (Continued From Page One) rapidly as possible under weather conditions until Attu, the last island of the Aleutian group is reached. After a thoro overhailing there, the four aviators will hop off over the Pacific for the Japanese Kurile Islands. THE PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIF. EANT READY FOR FRIDAY NIGHT but one more day and everbefore presentation of the treat in the White Temple, unction of Mrs. A. E. Collins, details are being shaped and ing will be in highest perfection for the presenFollowing is the consynopsis: exing characters: Angeles—Mr. W. L. Ashloigh, Bonney. Herd of Bethlehem — Mr. Willips. Lads of Bethlehem—Howest, Donald Bohm, Roland Youth—Joseph Schweinbian Youth—Helen Manter Child—Grace Speelman. Boy—Donald Biglow. Old from the Orient—Dont. Questiononer — Mildred passenger from the Future—Schultz. Leses—Ignorance, Bethel Elvery—San Walker; Greed Gladys Miller; War—Fred Miss Norma Powers. Charlyn Tedrick. Will—Mrs. H. G. SpielMembers from the choir argent, Mr. Ashleigh. Cue of three scenes. Scene I—Shepherd's as well as the audafter a few moments of a light bursts across the and the Shepherd's hear light of the Kingdom. The Shepherd's—J. M. Bridge, E. As, Ray Phillips. II—Lads of Bethlehem Bethlehem gather on the of the town the morning light—discuss it. III—a Century-Later a Hindu child questions with youth as to the Light Kingdom. The Jewish telling the child how his it. an youth telling the chillide nations why His King- STOCKS CLOSE HEAVY NEW YORK, April 10.—The stock market closed heavy today. The downward movement gained further momentum in the final dealings, heavy sellings of all classes of stocks causing considerable losses in many issues. The market showed practically no rallying power, stocks closing at or near the bottom of the day. Studebaker lost over 2 points to 89%; American Can nearly 3 points to 97%; Baldwin Loca. 2 points to 112%; Corn Products 2 points to 162%; General Elec. 3 points to 209% and Davison Chemical about 4 points to 42%. U. S. Steel, owing to unfavorably monthly report, lost 1½ points to 96. Beth. Steel lost 1¼ to 49% and Gulf States Steel 3 points to 67. Oils also showed pronounced weakness, losses of over one point being registered in the majority of leading oils. Rails, altho showing underlying firmness, registered good losses. Norfolk and Western lost over 2 points to 124% and Southern Railway 1½ to 53. Government bonds unchanged; railway and other bonds steady. Stock sales today 1,0556,200 shares; bonds $10,976,000. LOS ANGELES PRODUCE LOS ANGELES, April 10.—Butter 41. Eggs: Extras: 27; case count 24; pulllets 24. Poultry: Hens 22; Iroilers 30 @ 34. Iryers 28. Rabbits. Belgian hares 2 to 3 1-2 pounds 18c; old hares 8c; 3 1-2 to 5 pounds 12c. BANK CLEARINGS San Francisco, $24,300,000. Seattle, $122,282,018. Portland, $5,920,625. Oakland, $2,777,500. San Diego, $738,118. Los Angeles, $19,540,644. LOS ANGELES CITRUS NEW YORK, April 10.—Fourteen cars navel, one car blood, two mixed cars and five cars. OUTLINE PLANS FOR CONFERENCE Yesterday's meeting in Los Angeles to discuss the program of the first industrial conference under the auspices of the State Real Estate Ass'n, to be held in Anaheim May 17, was fertile in results. The gathering, held at the Alexandria Hotel, was attended by President Henry P. Barbour, Secretary Glenn D. Williamon and Vice-President Everett A White of the State Ass'n and by various other experts. Romaine C. Berger represented the Anaheim Realty Board, and Secretary George W. Reid of the C. of C. accompanied him, acting in behalf of the C. of C., which has invited the 100 or more members of that Ass'n of C. of C. Secretaries of So. Calif. to attend. The invitation, tendered at Santa Barbara not long ago, was accepted. Messrs. Hollingsworth, Glass and Miller, prominent realtors of Los Angeles, and the latter an industrial analyst, were among those who spoke. It appeared to be the sense of the meeting that big manufacturers and the industrial department representatives of railways should be the feature of the program of speakers. "We wish to know what the manufacturers want," said Romaine C. Berger. "We know what we've got." The luncheon given to the delegates to the state convention at Santa Ana of the State Real Estate Ass'n helped a good deal in attracting attention to Anaheim as the meeting place of the girls industrial conference, Berger declared. SLEEPLESS 59 DAYS LOS ANGELES, April 10.—Fifty-nine days' practically without sleep, to demonstrate and get in touch with the subconscious mind. Such was the unusual and dangerous experiment conducted recently by Dr. William Franklin Kelly, local physician, psychologist and inventor, it was revealed today. For some years Dr. Kelly has Walter Dill Scott (above) Capt. John W. Gorby Officers of the church and Dill Scott, president of North University, say that this in a meeting of Northwestern student pacifists in an Evil ill., church was occasioned BANK CLEARINGS San Francisco, $24,300,009. Seattle, $122,282,018. Portland, $5,930,625. Oakland, $2,777,500. San Diego, $738,118. Los Angeles, $19,540,644. LOS ANGELES CITRUS NEW YORK, April 10.—Fourteen cars navel, one car blood, two mixed cars and five cars lemons sold. Navel market about steady. Lemons slightly lower. Navel averages ranged from $3.15 to $5.35; lemons $3.10 to $4.10. LOS ANGELES POTATOES LOS ANGELES, April 10.—Potatoe: Idaho runners $2.75 @ $3.00; poorer $2.25 @ $2.50. Nevada and Oregon Burbanks, best $3.35 @ $3.50; poorer $2.00 @ $2.25. New stock San Diego 7e @ 10r. LOS ANGELES CITRUS LOS ANGELES, April 10.—Oranges: Southern special brands $4.50 @ $5.00; 200s and smaller $5.75 @ $4.25; market pack $2.00 @ $2.50; loose $1.50. Grapefruit: Imperial alky special brands $4.00 @ $4.25; poorer small $3.00 @ $3.50; locals, special brands, $2.25 @ $2.50. COOLIDGE STOCK UP AND HIRAM'S WAY OFF (Continued from Page One) Coolidge managers are claiming all of these except California and Oregon, but the uncertainty in the Johnson camp may bring these into line for the president. CAMPAIGN WELL ORGANIZED SAN FRANCISCO, April 10.—"Senator Johnson's campaign in California is well organized and will be pressed vigorously," declared a statement issued here today by Frank R. Havenner, secretary of the Johnson-for-president organization. WASHINGTON, April 10.—Senator Johnson has decided to remain in the race for the Republican presidential nomination despite the great advantage already gained by President Coolidge, it was learned this afternoon. Johnson's decision was understood to have been reached following a conference with his eastern campaign managers here. DIAMONDS FOUND LOS ANGELES, April 10—Mrs. Katherine Scovell who yesterday reported she had been robbed of four diamond rings, valued at $20,000 daily. SLEEPLESS 59 DAYS LOS ANGELES, April 10.—Fifty-nine days' practically without sleep, to demonstrate and get in touch with the subconscious mind. Such was the unusual and dangerous experiment conducted recently by Dr. William Franklin Kelly, local physician, psychologist and inventor, it was revealed today. For some years Dr. Kelly has been pioneering in the realm of the great unknown, he said. GERMANS BEGIN STUDY OF REPORT BERLIN, April 10.—German government officials today began an intensive study of the Dawes report amidst an atmosphere of doubt and optimism. The press as a whole pointed out that decided progress had been made, the chief criticism being over the absence of a definite amount Germany must pay. "General Dawes speaks a different language from General De Gogett (commander of the Franco-Bolgarian forces in the Ruhr)" commented Lokal Anzeiger. "The debtor has a right to know how much he owes," said the Berlin Tageblatt. The Vollseite Zeitung pleads for acceptance of the Dawes plan, feared that the plan "means the smashed otherwise. The Deutsche Allegemaine Zeitung, Hugo Stinnes' paper, said the report leaves an atmosphere of uncertainty as it does not solve the problem of occupation. Germania, organ of the Centrist party, declared that Dawes and his colleagues had fulfilled the most difficult task of modern history with tact, thoroness, fairness, justice and without punishment. The Communist organ, Rote Falne, headlined its story "Inter-nationalization of Germany." The Deutsche Zeitung expressed fear that the plan means the enslavement of Germany, squeezing out the nation's last penny." The Deutsche Tages Zeitung headlined its story "Madness," urging that the plan be rejected. "Better a terrible end cash ending terror," said this newspaper. Probably the first aim of the German government will be to open negotiations with the allies in an effort to obtain concessions. TRABUCO CANYON HAS FINE RAINFALL Sixteen inches of rain havefallen in an effort to obtain concessions. Walter Dill Scott (above Capt. John W. Gorby). Officers of the church and Dill Scott, president of North University, say that in a meeting of North students pacifists in an Even Ill., church was occasioned on appearance on the stage oftain John W. Gorby, but Amber Legion officials, contending was the American flag that was baked blissfully after scals and Scott is being condemned so an oathy in the matter. Butwell Purchases Monarch St. Sidney Butwell of Los Angeles has purchased the service at 609 E. Center-st. from Monarch Oil Co. He announced that he will continue the clean washing and greasing of cars will handle Eureka and Gasoline and all eastern and ern oils. He has moved himself here from Los Angeles located at 128 Illinois-rep. U. S. STEEL REPORT NEW YORK, April 10.—S. Steel Corp., today reported filling tonnage on its books March 31, of 4,783,807 tons with 4,912,901 tons Feb., decrease of 130,994. REPORT NAVY BE WASHINGTON, April 9-1924-25 navy appropriation of $253,703,067; increase of 690,200 over the house; ported to the senate today. SENATORS IN ROI WASHINGTON, April Senator Tom Holfin, Dem. of bama; and R. E. Creager; navy commissioner from Texas; afternoon engaged in a spit row that almost led to blowout the senate's investigation on legal land frauds along the Rio Grande. YEGGS CUT SAFT LOS ANGELES, April Yegmen early today cut the wall of a heavy belt belonging to the Seherman Furniture Co.; escaped with $1500; according a police report. NEW OIL COMPANY The Newport Petroleum Company day filed articles of incorporation setting the capital stock at 600,000 and in which Long Bay and Los Angeles men are named as directors. DIAMONDS FOUND LOS ANGELES, April 10—Mrs. Katherine Scovell who yesterday reported she had been robbed of four diamond rings, valued at $20,000, during a taxicab ride, today reported she had found the rings. Mrs. Scovell said she had hidden the rings in a flower vase in her room and upon missing them from her fingers jumped at the conclusion they had been stolen. TRYING TO CLEAR AVENUE FOR THAW PHILADELPHIA, April 10.—Anticipating the release of their client when his sanity plea is tried Monday, attorneys for Harry K. Thaw, Pittsburgh millionaire and slayer of Stanford White, are making efforts to quash the criminal charges in New York resulting from an alleged attack on Frederick Gump Jr., of Kansas City, it became known today. WOOD WILL STICK WASHINGTON, April 10.—Leonard Wood has no intention of quitting his post as governor general of the Philippines, Secretary of War Weeks said today in rebutation of cabled reports from Manila that the general was getting ready to get out from under because of dissatisfaction growing out of the independence propaganda. ILL. RACE CLOSE CHICAGO, April 10.—Returns from 5020 precincts of 5668 in Illinois early today showed former governor Charles S. Deneon holding his lead over Senator Medill McCormick by 4597 votes in the nip and tuck fight for the U.S. senatorship nomination. The count: Deneen 319,674; McCormick, 315,087. THE DEutsche Tages Zeitung headlined its story "Madness," urging that the plan be rejected. "Better a terrible end than unending terror," said this newspaper. Probably the first aim of the German government will be to open negotiations with the allies in an effort to obtain concessions. TRABUCO CANYON HAS FINE RAINFALL Sixteen inches of rain have fallen at the head of the Trabucou canyon this year, according to a report made today by Juke Yaeger, veteran miner operating on claims there. Yeager said that his measurement was made Monday and that more rain has fallen there since. RECOVERS AUTO A few moments after his car had been stolen from his garage on the ranch near Irvine last night, Ted Cock gave chase in a "fiftyver" and captured Pete Perez, 15 years old, and Joe Perez, 16 years old, of San Juan Capistrano. The boys are in jail charged with grand larceny. GOES TO PRISON Ralph Murdock, found guilty by a jury in Superior Judge F. C. Drummus, court, of a statutory offense against a 11-year-old boy, was today awaiting sentence to the state penitentiary which will be pronounced tomorrow morning. HADN'T THE MONEY Charles Martin, prominent real estate dealer of Orange, today was in custody of the sheriff here charged with issuing a "no fund" check for $280 to a Long Beach firm. "IMPOLITE" MAN Elmer Coulter of El Toro, accused by neighbors of dragging his wife by her hair, breaking her glasses and otherwise brutally mistreating her, was in the county jail today charged with battery. Read the late fiction at 3 p.m. Bigelow's, 306 N. Center. "Good Housekeeping Shops" Full of Modern Appliances The Modern Appliance Co.'s "Good Housekeeping Shops" are full of the most interesting devices designed for the comfort of us all in our homes, offices, stores, schools and churches. As their name implies, all their appliances are "modern" and conform absolutely with all ideas as to real "good housekeeping." For instance, their Pacific unit furnaces can be had with a thermostatic control which keeps the heat at any desired temperature, or it can be used to turn the heat on at a certain time, whether you are there or not. For instance, when you retire at night, it happens to be a cold drizzly evening—you are quite sure the morning will be equally as chilly, so you set the little clock on the thermostat to start the furnace at six o'clock, (or whatever time is convenient), just as you would set an alarm. In the morning when you awaken to discover that it is still chilly, but you should worry because you hear the "little janitor" starting the furnace. Then when you arise the floors and rooms are warmed to a comfortable degree—oh, boy! Ain't that a grand and glorious feeling? Or, if you are going away for the day but wish a warm house to come home to, the thermostat works the same way. This furnace can also be installed with push button controls as many as you wish in your home, perhaps one upstairs and one down stairs. You merely push one button to turn on the furnace and if you desire just a little heat you push another button to turn out one of the burners, leaving one burner going. To turn out the fire entirely (both burners) push two buttons. The complete line of "Pacific" heat appliances consists of floor furnaces, (the kind that hang just under the house with a register face in the floor). Gas radiators, and gas steam radiators. They are manufactured by the Pacific Gas Radiator Company in College Head in "PACIFIST" Row. CAL. BLDG. TRADES PRESIDENT HERE With Frank A. McDonald, president of the State Building Trades as guest, Carpenters' Local No. 2207 last night held a big get together meeting in the Labor Temple. Other prominent union officials also participated and there was an interesting program of readings and music. McDonald spoke on conditions that make for higher wage rates and a better standard of living. He asserted that good wages helped not only the workman, but everybody interested in the workman's welfare. President McGarry of the Business Agents' Association of the District Council of Los Angeles co., spoke on the importance of organization. President A. W. Hawes of the District Council of Carpenters of Los Angeles on the early history of the organization of carpenters and joiners in America, and Abe Muir, district representative—there are seven districts into which the United States and Canada combined are divided—on unionism. Mr. Seynon of Fullerton gave a reading, Misses Nelson and Lindbergh piano selections, L. A. Daniels and Miss Dantis piano and saxophone selections and Misses Nelson and Moseberg readings. Refresments concluded the evening. FULLERTON BRIEFS Butwell Purchases Monarch Station Hidney Butwell of Los Angeles purchased the service station 609 E. Center-st. from the search Oil Co. He announces he will continue the cleaning, cleaning and greasing of cars. He handle Eureka and Gilmdre line and all eastern and west-colls. He has moved his farm here from Los Angeles and is reed at 128 Illinois-at. S. STEEL REPORT NEW YORK, April 10.—The U. Steel Corp. today reported unadorned tonnage on its books as of March 31, of 4,783,807 compared to 4,912,901 tons Feb. 23, a decrease of 130,094. REPORT NAVY BILL WASHINGTON, April 9.—The U. Steel Corp. today reported unadorned tonnage on its books as of March 31, of 4,783,807 compared to 4,912,901 tons Feb. 23, a decrease of 130,094. ENATORS IN ROW WASHINGTON, April 10.—Actor Tom Helfin, Dem. of Alameda and R. E. Creager, national minister from Texas, this afternoon engaged in a spirited that almost led to blows atuate's investigation of alldland frauds along the Rio Grande. VEGGS CUT SAFE LOS ANGELES, April 10.—Men early today cut thru a heavy dose belonging to Sherman Furniture Co., and used with $1500, according to price report. NEW OIL COMPANY The Newport Petroleum Co. toiled articles of incorporation the capital stock at $1,000 and in which Long Beach Los Angeles men are named directors. BELLIEVE FORECAST TOO LOW CHICAGO, April 10.—Belief that the U.S. government crop forecast under-estimated the wheat yield was expressed today. Experts, basing their figures on less than normal abandonment of acreage, estimated the crop would be around 573,000,000 bushels, 24,000,000 more than the government estimate. This and lower prices in Liverpool as a result of favorable crop conditions abroad affected the local pit bearishly and it opened lower, but later found support that firmed prices and resulted in higher closing all around. Wheat closed 1-8 to 5-8 higher corn up 1-8 to 1-2 and outs 1-4 to 3-4 up. 25 HOMES FLOODED BELLEFOURCHE, S. D., April 10.—With flood water of the Belle Fourche River, highest in history, 25 homes are flooded and many families homeless. Half of the homes were washed away. Circulating Library. Bigelow, 308 E. Center. EGGS OUT SAFE OS ANGELES, April 10.—Men early today eut thru a heavy safe belonging to Sherman Furniture Co., and used with $1500, according to police report. NEW OIL COMPANY The Newport Petroleum Co. toiled articles of incorporation using the capital stock at $1,000 and in which Long Beach Los Angeles men are named directors. THIS OUT—IT IS WORTH MONEY And this ad and ten cents to & Co., 2835 Sheffield Ave., Co. Ill., writing your name address clearly. You will receive a bottle of POLEYS AND TAR COMPOUND for colds and hotspones; also sample packages of POLEY, a diuretic stimulant for the pain, and POLEY CATHARTIC POTS for constipation and Bills. These wonderful remedies helped millions of people. For the fireplace you can find in these shops the RAY-GLO fireplace heater, absolutely guaranteed against any odor or gas fumes of any kind. The clay parts, including the back and the glowers are made of a pure English clay which will not turn dark. The longer you use the heater, the whiter the glowers get. They throw out a surprising amount of warmth and throw it straight out so that it isn't necessary to wait until the whole upper part of the room gets warm before you can feel the heat. With three adjustments on the burner, you can get 25 HOMES FLOODED BELLEFOERCHE, S. D., April 10.—With flood water of the Belle Fourche River, highest in history, 25 homes are flooded and many families homeless. Half of the homes were washed away. Circulating Library. Bigelow 308 E. Center. CAN SHE MAKE YOU BELIEVE HER "LOVING LIES" This Evening at 7:30 GREAT REVIVAL - NOW ON - at the NAZERENE TABERNACLE North St., at Claudina Hear Evang. C. E. Roberts A gospel preacher who talks right from the shoulder to a man. HEAR THE AEOLIAN QUARTET They sing, you up to the gates ajar and down to a place of prayer. Come, and bring your friends. EVANG. C. E. ROBERTS