oc-plain-dealer 1924-04-22

UNITED THEATRE 306 EAST CENTER STREET LAST HOUSE PETERS "OUR GANG" TIME IN IN TONIGHT "HELD TO ANSWER" "DERBY DAYS" WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY BRYANT WASHBURN AND MABLE FORREST IN Action Humor Mystery Love Thrills Suspense A Photoplay that moves as swift as light ALSO Sid Smith in "SOME NURSE"—CURRENT NEWS EVENTS RETURN ENGAGEMENT—THURSDAY NIGHT (By Request) PAUL STANHOPE'S Company of Laugh Makers in a New Musical Spree "RAZZLE DAZZLE" 12 PEOPLE NEW SONGS NEW DANCES PRETTY GIRL TONS OF LAUGHTER BIG PRODUCTION COMING TO UNITED Life in another world, the world of yesterday, is pictured dramatically in "A Lady of Quality," the Universal-Jewel screen transcription of the Frank BUSINESS WOMEN BATTLE FIREMEN Business girls and firemen will vie for honors on the city park diamond Wednesday at 5 p.m. Each team will wear clever costumes, the nature of which will not be divulged until the time of the game. It is rumored that the men will be considerably handi- WM. TILDEN RAPS WARD'S REPORT PHILADELPHIA, April 22 William T. Tilden, II, national singles tennis champion, today added a word of testimony to his letter to the U.S. Lawn Tennis Ass'n, declaring that only the most complete vindication of his and tur status would persuade him to compete in the Davis cup match and others under the auspices of the body in question. Tilden made it very clear that unless this vindication is forthcoming he will no longer be seen on the tennis courts under any tour guise. "The report of Holcome Washmade public on Saturday, leaving me no alternative but to tend my resignation as a member of the Davis cup team and other teams promoted by the U.S. Lawn Tennis Ass'n," Tilden declared. "He and they have declared that an 'evil influence' to the young generation in tennis. Rather than be that, I will step out of competition altogether. Upon being assured that Mr. Ward has made mistake in his phraseology or that he was not justified in writing what he did, I will be only glad to resume my tennis playing in defense of the Davis cup. Otherwise, I am through and glad of it." Tilden was exercised over certain paragraphs in Mr. Ward's report to the amateur rules committee, referring to the champion name as a "bad example to the younger generation, by the fact that he made money out of tennis writing." He seemed to think that Mr. Ward exceeded the bounds of pliable ethics. "Mr. Ward is an estimable gentleman and undoubtedly knows very much about lawn tennis," the champion said. "As a rule, he makes exceedingly good reports. In this case I do not agree with what he says. He has characterized me by name as a manacee the game and if I cared to, I could riddle his report full of holes, what no care to. I have been cared for." BIG PRODUCTION COMING TO UNITED Life in another world, the world of yesterday, is pictured dramatically in "A Lady of Quality," the Universal-Jewel screen transcription of the Frances Hodgson Burnett novel of that name, coming to the United Theatre for an extended run, next Sunday. London of 1700 is far away from the modern world of 1923-4. Customs, manners, clothes, architecture and beliefs of that day are little like those of today. Yet the basic elements of human nature as the photoplay reviews them, were much the same. Men loved women, and conquered kingdoms for them. And men made love to women and forgot them, quite in line with inexplicable but unchanging laws of human nature. Virginia Vaill is the star. She is the exquisite leading woman who gained exceptional honors for her work in "The Storm," and other big Universal specials. PAY MONTHLY FOR YOUR RADIO SET Discussion of plans for the western convention of the music trades occupied last night's dinner of the Orange-co division of music and radio trades at the Cherry Blossom. The convention, which will draw delegates from eight far western states, will be held at San Francisco July 22. Robert R. Shafer of Santa Ana presided at last evening's gathering. Terms of 10 per cent down and the balance in 10 months on radio sets were fixed. The plan of a credit association was talked over, but no action was taken. BELIEVE "BADGE BANDIT" IS HELD LOS ANGELES, April 22—Sought for months in one of the most relentless manhunts in the history of So. Calif., as an alleged murderer and attacker of more than 30 women, Harry Dunlap, notorious "badge bandit," was believed to be under arrest today at Prescott, Ariz., according to information received at the sheriff's office. FOREIGN NEWS NUGGETS MOSCOW—M. Zinoviev, who has become one of the most powerful leaders in the soviet system since the death of Lenine, told the miners' convention today that the BUSINESS WOMEN BATTLE FIREMEN Business girls and firemen will vie for honors on the city park diamond Wednesday at 5 p.m. Each team will wear clever costumes, the nature of which will not be divulged until the time of the game. It is rumored that the men will be considerably handicapped. Easter Jacques, the speedy demon, will occupy the mound for the girls. Lorena Poirier will receive. The girls' team will boast other such favorites as Irene Jacques, 1b; Mae Poirier, 2b; Myrtle Winters, 3b; Irma Waldler, ss; Dorcas Jacques, ss; and in the field, Betty West, Lillian Degryse and Katherine Huarte. Utilities, Helen Weber and Ruth Grim. Ray Lazzerroni has picked the following firemen: Leo Sheridan, Dick Fischle, Percy Rust, Frank Tausch, Sam Snodgrass, Dean Hason, Arch Hawkins, A. Vall, Billy Lake and Konion. JOHNNY DUNDEE TAKES PASTING PHILADELPHIA, April 22—Johnny Dundee, featherweight and junior lightweight champion, took a pasting from Rocky Kansas. Buffalo lightweight, in a 10-round bout here last night. The official decision was won by Kansas, who led in every round, nearly knocking out the champion in the first round and flooring him twice in the fourth. No title was at stake in the bout. BOWLING GOSSIP Anaheim alleys went to Santa Ana last night and topped Gordon's Buicks 74 pins in two games but lost total in the third. Gordon's team will roll here Friday. Scores in sweepatakes: Heffron, 2021; McGaugh, 1671; Karam, 1840; Evans 1767; Kempin 1741; Efker, 1728; Moe, 1675; Holmes, 1651; Mooney, 1596; McCulloch, 1578. VETERANS VISIT SALE POSTPONED As additional precaution in spreading the present cattle epidemic, the sale of articles in Fullerton made by the Arrowhead veterans has been postponed definitively. The sale was to have been held next Saturday under the auspices of the Fullerton Ebell, and the veterans were to have been entertained for two days in various homes in the city and community. GROVE AND KNOX He seemed to think that Mr. Ward exceeded the bounds of public ethics. "Mr. Ward is an estimable gentleman and undoubtedly knows very much about lawn tennis," the champion said. "As a rule, he makes exceedingly good reports. In this case I do not agree what he says. He has characterized me by name as a menace to the game and if I cared to, I could riddle his report full of holes. Do not care to. I have been careful to do most of the talking for the benefit of the newspapers. I leave it to the puille to be the judges in the matter." "Mr. Ward's report was not read while I was present," he added. CYPRESS TO TALK OVER WATER SYSTEM Directors of the Cypress C. will meet tonight in the Cypress school auditorium. The main issue for discussion is considerate of the proposition of Mr. Estep for a water system for Cypress. Every one is invited. YESTERDAY'S HOME RUNS Blades, St. Louis.....1 DeBarry, Brooklyn.....1 Jackson, New York.....1 TOTALS National.....2 American.....1 LAST YEAR National.....3 American.....1 FOREIGN NEWS NUGGETS MOSCOW—M. Zinoviev, who has become one of the most powerful leaders in the Soviet system since the death of Lenine, told the miners' convention today that the "soviet is in no hurry to grant concessions which will be only for brief periods anyway." BILBAO—The visiting Uruguayan football team defeated the Bilbao Athletics club today, 2 to 1. MADRID—A Socialist manifesto was issued today demanding that the directory restore the constitutional regime, end the Moroccan war, declare annuity and reduce the cost of living. PARIS—Representatives of 20 American nations are completing plans today for Latin-American week, which will open May 5. Argentine, Chilean and Brazilian films will be projected to the accompaniment of lectures. There will be an elaborate program of music and plays. SALE POSTPONED As additional precaution in spreading the present cattle epidemic, the sale of articles in Fullerton made by the Arrowhead veterans has been postponed indefinitely. The sale was to have been held next Saturday under the auspices of the Fullerton Ebell, and the veterans were to have been entertained for two days in various homes in the city and community. GROVE AND KNOX HANDLE HUDSON Taking L. F. Knox in as partner, H. R. Grove has incorporated the H. R. Grove Motor Co., Hudson and Essex distributors in No. Orange-co, and purchased the lease of part of the quarters of the Bob White Co. at 332 West Center-st. The latter concern has retained the agency of the Franklin car and will share the space with the Grove company. Knox, a boyhood friend of Grove back in Minnesota, is an ex-service man of the engineers' corps, a Legion member, and former mining man. He has been in and out of So. Calif. for 10 years in the course of business. He will move his family here shortly. According to tentative arrangements, the Bob White Co. will service Franklin, Hudson, Essex and cars in general. LAST NITE'S FITES PORTSMOUTH, Ohio—Franklin Susnell won from Midget Guery Cincinnati, 10 rounds. DETROIT — Henry Leonard shaded Tommy Ryan of Buffalo in 10 rounds; Jimmy Brady beat Jimmy Carvel of Buffalo. PITTSBURGH—Eddie Shevlin of Pittsburgh outpointed Jimmie Jones of Youngstown, 10 rounds. EAST CHICAGO—Sammy Mandel del, Rockford, beat Bill Henry of Chicago in 10 rounds; Newsboy Brown of Sloux City knocked out Johnny Walker of Battle Creek in 3 rounds. LOUISVILLE—Johnny Macklin tosh outpointed Tommy Billiard of Allentown in 10 rounds; Willie Lieb of Louisville shaded Jimmy Stuart of Cincinnati in 4 rounds. QUAKE IN MEXICO WASHINGTON, April 22—A earthquake 2000 miles south of Washington was recorded at Georgetown university at 4 p.m. yesterday. The shock started at 3:07 p.m. continuing for 53 minutes. It is estimated that the disturbance was felt in Mexico. BANDIT GETS $4000 LOS ANGELES, April 22—Threatened with death if he offered resistance, Walter Newat Richfield Oil Co., collector, was robbed of $4000 today by a low bandit at First and Catalina-st. The bandit escaped in the car driven by Newall. Gasoline reserves in California are the greatest in history. A. TILDEN RAPS WARD'S REPORT LADELPHIA, April 22. In T. Tilden, II, national tennis champion, today a word of testimony to his wife the U. S. Lawn Tennis Declaring that only the most vindication of his status would persuade him to join the Davis cup matches under the auspices of any in question. On made it very clear that this vindication is forthwith he will no longer be seen tennis courts under alternative but to tender signation as a member of the cup team and other teams led by the U. S. Lawn Tennan." Tilden declared. They have declared me influence' to the younger in tennis. Rather than I will step out of competi-together. Upon being asat Mr. Ward has made a in his phraseology or that not justified in writing did, I will be only too resume my tennis play-defense of the Davis cup, I am through and glad was exercised over cer-graphs in Mr. Ward's re-ate amateur rules commit-ring to the champion by as a "bad example to the generation, by the fact made money out of tennis" seemed to think that Mr. succeeded the bounds of po-ces. Ward is an estimable gen-und undoubtedly knows each about lawn tennis," the巾 said. "As a rule, he exceedingly good reports, case I do not agree with says. He has character-by name as a menace to and if I cared to, I could is report full of holes. I care to. I have been care- A. H. S. BOYS OPEN LEAGUE APRIL 25 Anaheim H. S. boys baseball team will open the league with Tustin April 25. Coach Pitzmorris has three good teams from which to select a winning combination. Anaheim has defeated Santa Ana and Long Beach in practice games and should repeat in the league. The first two games will be abroad, with Tustin and Orange. Garden Grove and Huntington Beach will play here. Anaheim will venture to Capistrano to close the season, May 23. Following is the schedule: APRIL 25 Anaheim at Tustin. Capistrano at Garden Grove. Huntington Beach at Orange. MAY 2 Anaheim at Orange. Huntington Beach at Capistrano Tustin at Garden Grove. May 9 Garden Grove at Anaheim. Capistrano at Orange. Tustin at Huntington Beach. MAY 16 Huntington Beach at Anaheim. Capistrano at Tustin. Orange at Garden Grove. MAY 22 Anaheim at Capistrano. Garden Grove at H. Beach. Orange at Tustin. APPEAL TO SUPERIOR COURT On appeal from court of G. B. Brown, who awarded Tom Boek $110.06 damages account of an auto crash Jan. 4, the Superior Oil Co. today filed appeal to superior court. DEFAULT JUDGMENT J. Sakural, Jap farmer, was awarded default judgment for $2000 against Sheriff Jernigan on account of seizure of sweet potatoes. Life insurance policies paid as a result of the quake in Japan total $25,000,000. "LUMBER TRUST" NOT PROSECUTED WASHINGTON, April 22.-The department of justice, under former attorney general Daugherty, blocked for three years all prosecution of a "pine lumber trust," Huston Thompson, chairman of the federal trade commission, charged today before the Wheeler-Brookhart committee. Thompson said the committee obtained evidence of trust operations against the Southern Pine Ass'n in 1921. Altho the suit was immediately filed against the association, Thompson said, it was never prosecuted by Daugherty. SCANDAL FLARES UP WASHINGTON, April 22.-The row which has been brewing behind the scenes in the senate committee investigating the naval oil leases flared up afresh today. In the face of the declaration of Senator Walsh, Dem. of Mont., that hearings would be temporarily abandoned after the examination of three additional witnesses, Senator Stanfield, Republican of Oregon, announced that he was prepared to continue the inquiry vigorously "if there is any doubt in the minds of the public as to the freedom of the 1920 Republican convention from any oil deals." Stanfield declared he had several witnesses who can "shatter previous allegations of oil deals." involving Jake Hamon, national committeeman from Oklahoma, General Leonard Wood, the late Senator Boise Penrose and others who have been mentioned in this connection by witnesses summoned by Walsh. The names of the witnesses however, were temporarily withheld by the Oregon senator, who raid he was "loath to unduly lengthen the investigation." In this connection, Stanfield made public a telegram from William Randolph Hearst in which the publisher flatly disclaimed any knowledge of alleged deals. ALLEGES FRAUIN EVICTING TEAM Claiming he suffered her of profits from lease on near Bolaa when the owner leged, triked him into give session of the property, M. Ketschener, 1101 East St., Santa Ana, today brought action in the superior against J. A. Simpson for damages. Ketschner leased the 1922 from Ira Leck of E.U. under an agreement whilc Leck sold the property year and Ketschner was fielld possession, he would a bonus of $500. Early in 1923, Ketschner forth in his complaint, L.I. land to Simpson, but ner, he said, was told need not give up the lease ever, in December, 1923, notified Ketschner that she sold the property and she session would be Ketschner stated. The nus-was paid to Ketschner cepted, he said, the land given up. Later Ketschner allied learned that Simpson had the land but merely wished to extet Ketschner. court action, Ketschner was for loss of profit his alfalfa crop and rem house on the property, s $10,000 exemplary damage. CLAIM PEDDLERS HAVE ADVANTAGE OF RECEIVE By getting one's business filed under one section oceance governing the occu-license tax one pays der another section $10. Peddlers also have an ad ver established business These are some of thie made at last night's monther of the Merchahts' Se C.H. C.of C.at the Elli Doc" Barnes, chairman committee, was instructed suit with the new city attic garding the correction of legged injustices. Those present appeared able to making the local of the Orange-co Credit A Ward is an estimable genand undoubtedly knows such about lawn tennis," the nail said. "As a rule, he exceedingly good reports. case I do not agree with says. He has characterby name as a menace to me and if I cared to, I could report full of holes. I care to. I have been careto most of my talking to his association. They have fearful to do most of their for the benefit of the ers. I leave it to the puble the judges in the matward's report was not while I was present," be ESS TO TALK WATER SYSTEM ROWS of the Cypress C. of meet tonight in the Cypress auditorium. The main isdiscussion is consideration position of Mr. Estep for system for Cypress. Everywitted. BERDAY'S HOME RUNS NATIONAL St. Louis.....1 1 Brooklyn.....1 1 New York.....1 1 TOTALS 21 11 LAST YEAR 39 15 aging All Bases Barnes had his old teamting out of his hands for winings. Then the Giants run for the necessary runs to 1. Pitchers took part in the bite between the CardiPirates, the former winh a six-run rally in the 11 to 9. world's champion Yanks their losing streak of four when Joe Bush twirled victory over the Senators, ry's homer with two on enth gave the Dodgers a 7 try over the Phillies. successive singles off of r, who weakened in the ave the Reds a 2 to 1 win Cubs. LOS ANGELES PRODUCE LOS ANGELES, April 22.—Butter 39. Eggs: Extras 27; case count 24; pullets 23. Poultry: Hens 24; broilers 39 @ 34; fryers 38. Rabbits: Belgian hares 2 to 3½ lbs. 18; old hares 8; 3¼ @ 5 lbs. 12e. FRUIT SALES (Calif. Fruit Exchange) Boston; lower lemons: lemons $3.05 to $3.60. New York: firm lemons, steady Valenelas; oranges $2.90 to $5.25, lemons $3.35 to $4.15. Chicago: firm best stock; oranges $3.45 to $4.40, lemons $3.36. Pittsburgh: steady oranges and lemons; oranges $3.90, lemons $3.10 to $3.30. Philadelphia: lower large, higher small orange; oranges $3.90 to $5.05, lemons $3.90 to $4.10. NEW YORK CITRUS NEW YORK, April 22.—Nineteen cars navels, one car sweets, three mixed cars and five cars lemons sold. Navel market slightly higher on 200s and smaller; steady on 176s and larger. Lemon market strong. Navel averages ranged from $3.00 to $5.25. Leon averages ranged from $2.35 to $4.15. GRAIN UNCERTAIN CHICAGO, April 22.—Uncertainty was the keynote of trading in the grain pit today and as a result all futures were weak and ended lower. Wheat closed % to % off, corn unchanged % to % down and nats % to % lower. LOS ANGELES CITRUS LOS ANGELES, April 22.—Oranges: Southerns special brands $4.50 @ $4.75, 200s and smaller 3.75 @ $4.25; market pack $3.00 @ $3.25; culls $1.00 @ $1.25. Lemons: special brands $3.75 @ $4.25; choice $2.75 @ $3.25; market pack $2.00 @ $2.50; loose $1.50. Grapefruit: Imperial Valley special brands $4.00 @ $4.25; poorer small $3.00 @ $3.50; local special brands $3.25 @ $3.50. HEIR TO $20,000 EST. Sole hoir to the $20,000, Richter, who died in San April 11, Francisco California, rev.W.I.L Thornton of HA, as speaker, could not atta- HEIR TO STATE Census Bureau gives home 2,290,307. I have received GASOLINE, the oil business al license tax one pays der another section 10. Peddlers also have an ad over established business. These are some of the made at last night's monster of the Merchants' Society the C. of C. at the Elliott "Doc" Barnes, chairman committee, was instructed suit with the new city attorney garding the correction of legged injustices. Those present appeared able to make the local of the Orange-co Credit A sustaining. The rest of members required for them will be sought. Statements that the EuCo needed aid brought ments from many present soap was one of the best that ever entered Anahelt Secretary George W.Re.C of C reported that of levelling the industrial 39 acres, owned by the City Industrial Land Co would be completed this year. Superior Judge F.C.D Orange, who was to have Rev.W.I.L Thornton of HA as speaker, could not attend. An estimate of the States census bureau gives home 2,290,307. I have received GASOLINE, the oil business al license tax one pays der another section 10. Peddlers also have an ad over established business. These are some of the made at last night's monster of the Merchants' Society the C. of C. at the Elliott "Doc" Barnes, chairman committee, was instructed suit with the new city attorney garding the correction of legged injustices. Those present appeared able to make the local of the Orange-co Credit A sustaining. The rest of members required for them will be sought. Statements that the EuCo needed aid brought ments from many present soap was one of the best that ever entered Anahelt Secretary George W.Re.C of C reported that of levelling the industrial 39 acres, owned by the City Industrial Land Co would be completed this year. Superior Judge F.C.D Orange, who was to have Rev.W.I.L Thornton of HA as speaker, could not attend. An estimate of the States census bureau gives home 2,290,307. I have received GASOLINE, the oil business al license tax one pays der another section 10. Peddlers also have an ad over established business. These are some of the made at last night's monster of the Merchants' Society the C. of C. at the Elliott "Doc" Barnes, chairman committee, was instructed suit with the new city attorney garding the correction of legged injustices. Those present appeared able to make the local of the Orange-co Credit A sustaining. The rest of members required for them will be sought. Statements that the EuCo needed aid brought ments from many present soap was one of the best that ever entered Anahelt Secretary George W.Re.C of C reported that of levelling the industrial 39 acres, owned by the City Industrial Land Co would be completed this year. Superior Judge F.C.D Orange, who was to have Rev.W.I.L Thornton of HA as speaker, could not attend. An estimate of the States census bureau gives home 2,290,307. I have received GASOLINE, the oil business al license tax one pays der another section 10. Peddlers also have an ad over established business. These are some of the made at last night's monster of the Merchants' Society the C. of C. at the Elliott "Doc" Barnes, chairman committee, was instructed suit with the new city attorney garding the correction of legged injustices. Those present appeared able to make the local of the Orange-co Credit A sustaining. The rest of members required for them will be sought. Statements that the EuCo needed aid brought ments from many present soap was one of the best that ever entered Anahelt Secretary George W.Re.C of C reported that of levelling the industrial 39 acres, owned by the City Industrial Land Co would be completed this year. Superior Judge F.C.D Orange, who was to have Rev.W.I.L Thornton of HA as speaker, could not attend. An estimate of the States census bureau gives home 2,290,307. I have received GASOLINE, the oil business al license tax one pays der another section 10. Peddlers also have an ad over established business. These are some of the made at last night's monster of the Merchants' Society the C. of C. at the Elliott "Doc" Barnes, chairman committee, was instructed suit with the new city attorney garding the correction of legged injustice. Those present appeared able to make the local of the Orange-co Credit A sustaining. The rest of members required for them will be sought. Statements that the EuCo needed aid brought ments from many present soap was one of the best that ever entered Anahelt Secretary George W.Re.C of C reported that of levelling the industrial 39 acres, owned by the City Industrial Land Co would be completed this year. Superior Judge F.C.D Orange, who was to have Rev.W.I.L Thornton of HA as speaker, could not attend. An estimate of the States census bureau gives home 2,290,307. I have received GASOLINE, the oil business al license tax one pays der another section 10. Peddlers also have an ad over established business. These are some of the made at last night's monster of the Merchants' Society the C. of C. at the Elliott "Doc" Barnes, chairman committee, was instructed suit with the new city attorney garding the correction of legged injustice. Those present appeared able to make the local of the Orange-co Credit A sustaining. The rest of members required for them will be sought. Statements that the EuCo needed aid brought ments from many present soap was one of the best that ever entered Anahelt Secretary George W.Re.C of C reported that of levelling the industrial 39 acres, owned by the City Industrial Land Co would be completed this year. Superior Judge F.C.D Orange, who was to have Rev.W.I.L Thornton of HA as speaker, could not attend. An estimate of the States census bureau gives home 2,290,307. I have received GASOLINE, the oil business al license tax one pays der another section 10. Peddlers also have an ad over established business. These are some of the made at last night's monster of the Merchants' Society the C. of C. at the Elliott "Doc" Barnes, chairman committee, was instructed suit with the new city attorney garding the correction of legged injustice. Those present appeared able to make the local of the Orange-co Credit A sustaining. The rest of members required for them will be sought. Statements that the EuCo needed aid brought ments from many present soap was one of the best that ever entered Anahelt Secretary George W.Re.C of C reported that of levelling the industrial 39 acres, owned by the City Industrial Land Co would be completed this year. Superior Judge F.C.D Orange, who was to have Rev.W.I.L Thornton of HA as speaker, could not attend. An estimate of the States census bureau gives home 2,290,307. I have received GASOLINE, the oil business al license tax one pays der another section 10. Peddlers also have an ad over established business. These are some of the made at last night's monster of the Merchants' Society the C. of C. at the Elliott "Doc" Barnes, chairman committee, was instructed suit with the new city attorney garding the correction of legged injustice. Those present appeared able to make the local of the Orange-co Credit A sustaining. The rest of members required for them will be sought. Statements that the EuCo needed aid brought ments from many present soap was one of the best that ever entered Anahelt Secretary George W.Re.C of C reported that of levelling the industrial 39 acres, owned by the City Industrial Land Co would be completed this year. Superior Judge F.C.D Orange, who was to have Rev.W.I.L Thornton of HA as speaker, could not attend. An estimate of the States census bureau gives home 2,290,307. I have received GASOLINE, the oil business al license tax one pays der another section 10. Peddlers also have an ad over established business. These are some of the made at last night's monster of the Merchants' Society the C. of C. at the Elliott "Doc" Barnes, chairman committee, was instructed suit with the new city attorney garding the correction of legged injustice. Those present appeared able to make the local of the Orange-co Credit A sustaining. The rest of members required for them will be sought. Statements that the EuCo needed aid brought ments from many present soap was one of the best that ever entered Anahelt Secretary George W.Re.C of C reported that of levelling the industrial 39 acres, owned by the City Industrial Land Co would be completed this year. 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$20,000 EST Sole hoir to THE $20,000 EST Sole hoir to THE $2 LOS ANGELES CITRUS LOS ANGELES, April 22.—Oranges: Southern special brands $4.50 @ $4.75; 200s and smaller 3.75 @ $4.25; market pack $3.00 @ $3.25; culls $1.00 @ $1.25. Lemons: special brands $2.75 @ $3.25; market pack $2.00 @ $2.50; loose $1.50. Grapefruit: Imperial Valley special brands $4.00 @ $4.25; poorer small $3.00 @ $3.50; local special brands $3.25 @ $3.50. STOCKS CLOSE IRREGULAR NEW YORK, April 22.—The stock market closed irregular today. The raid on Studebaker and American Woolen having failed to create widespread unsettlement, scattered covering developed during the final dealings. American sugar lost about 1 point to 39 and Studebaker 2 points to 63%. Railroads held their gains fairly well, Canadian Pacific rising 1% to 18% and Norfolk and Western 1% to 125%, Chesapeake and Ohio, however lost 1% to 74%. Steels were fairly steady. U.S. Steel advanced % to 96% and Beth. Steel % to 49%. Crucible last over one point to 51%. Oils, altho fractionally lower, held steady. Producers and Refiners lost % to 23 and Pacific Oil % to 45%. American Can at 97%, Baldwin at 109, General Electric at 207, were up % each. Coca-Cola rose 1% to 63%. Government bonds unchanged; railway and other bonds steady. Stock sales today 870,600 shares; bonds $11,926,000. BANK CLEARINGS San Francisco ... $29,000,000 Seattle ... 6,469,754 Portland ... 6,534,342 Oakland ... 3,178,100 Long Beach ... 1,680,613 San Diego ... 635,628 Los Angeles ... 26,877,342 LOS ANGELES POTATOES LOS ANGELES, April 22.—Potatoes: Idaho Russetts $2.50 @ $2.75; poorer $1.75 @ $2.00. Washington and Oregon Burbanks beat $3.00 @ $3.25; poorer $2.50 @ $2.75. New stock San Diego 7 @ 8 lb. STANFIELD LEAGUE Boston-N. Y. game postponed, rain. Brooklyn-Phila. game postponed, rain. Chicago ... 100 000 010—2 80 Cincel ... 000 030 09x—3 70 Kaufman, Blake and O'Farrell; Mays and Hargrave. Pittsburgh 202 600 000—10 13 1 St. Louis 000 201 013—7 13 0 Kremer and Schmidt; Dyer, Bell, Berly and Clemons, Vick. AMERICAN LEAGUE St. Louis 010 000 032—4 82 Detroit ... 101 000 33x—9 80 Bayne, Lyons, Volgt and Collins; Whitehill and Bassler. New York 031 010 000—5 14 1 Washan ... 200 100 000—2 73 Hoyt and Schang; Zahniser, McGrew, Wingfield and Ruel. Philadelphia-Boston postponed, rain. AT THE HOTEL VALESCIA E. T. Willis, J. A. Pitt, Harry Schwartz, Los Angeles; W.D. Taylor, San Diego; and Samuel Chinn, Pomona. AZUSA "DIXIE" Hello, send me for year, and Tuesday, April 22nd, 1924 ALLEGES PRAUD IN EVICTING TENANT Claiming he suffered heavy loss of profits from lease on acreage near Bolsa when the owner, he alleged, tricked him into giving possession of the property, George Ketschener, 1101 East Fourtn- Santa Ana, today brought an action in the superior court against J. A. Simpson for $25,000 damages. Ketschner leased the land in 1922 from Irn-Leek of Escondido under an agreement whereby, if he sold the property within a year and Ketschner was forced to hold possession, he would receive bonus of $500. Early in 1923, Ketschner sets forth in his complaint, Leck sold the land to Simpson, but Ketschner, he said, was told that he need not give up the lease. However, in December, 1923, Simpson notified Ketschner that he had sold the property and that possession would be required. Ketschner stated. The $500 bonus was paid to Ketschner and accepted, he said, the land then being given up. Later Ketschner alleges he learned that Simpson had not sold the land but merely worked a farm to sell Ketschner. In his court action, Ketschner demands $100 for loss of profits from its alfalfa crop and rental of a house on the property, and asks 10,000 exemplary damages. LAIM PEDDLERS HAVE ADVANTAGE OF RETAILER By getting one’s business classified under one section of the ordinance governing the occupation of license tax one pays $10; under another section $10, etc., etc. Peddlers also have an advantage over established businesses. These are some of the charges made at last night’s monthly dinner of the Merchahts’ Section of the C. of C. at the Elks’ club. Doc” Barnes, chairman of the committee, was instructed to consult with the new city attorney regarding the correction of such alleged injustices. Those present appeared favorable to making the local branch the Orange-o-Credit Ass'n self-organized theatre company — THURSDAY A Theatre Party for 12! A Dozen Spoons CALIFORNIA today POLA NECRI in "SHADOWS OF PARIS" HERBERT BREMON with ADOLPHE MENJOU, CHARLES de ROCHE and HUNTLY GORDON ARCH FRITZ AT THE ORGAN Here you have two sides of Pola Negri—the beautiful, modish Pola of “The Cheat”, and the fiery, fascinating tigress of “The Spanish Dancer.” In a story of Paris’ upper and underworld that packs the thrills of both. Also "NIP AND TUCK" Sennett’s Latest, and "TOPICS OF THE DAY" VAUDEVILLE THURSDAY—5 ACTS Theatre Flowers from the Flower Shop STANDARDIZING OF NUTS URGED YOU HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS The Pola Negri of “Passion” has returned. Also "NIP AND TUCK" Sennett's Latest, and "TOPICS OF THE DAY" VAUDEVILLE THURSDAY—5 ACTS Theatre Flowers from the Flower Shop STANDARDIZING OF NUTS URGED Walter Ross, secretary-manager of the Anaheim Walnut Growers Ass'n, and Harry Lewis, prominent grower of Santa Ana are members of a committee of the Calif. Walnut Growers' Ass'n which will meet tomorrow in Los Angeles to discuss the matter of standardizing the nuts. A representative of the U. S. Dept. of Agriculture, will be present and discuss the project with them. Government brands and standards are sought to enable the nuts of grower members to receive the benefit in the open market of ent certain competitors can call their superior quality. At pres their best product No. 1's and the public isn't educated enough to perceive the difference. If possible, the ass'n is inclined to seek several brands, corresponding to certain definite standards of quality. You have been waiting for this The Pola Negri of "Passion" has returned. In the Herbert Brenon Paramount production of "Shadows of Paris," which opened at the California today, the star once more comes into her own. She is quite her old self as Claire, leader of the Apache bands of the Parishian underworld. Then there is Chas de Roche as her Apache lover, who is called away to war and falsely reported killed; Huntly Gordon as Raoul whom Claire posing as a Polish war widow, married; and Adolphe Menjoups Raoul's secretary and friend—all are featured and all give excellent account of themselves. The story is one of the upper and lower world of Paris, the playground of the entire world. 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