oc-plain-dealer 1924-05-19

TONIGHT RECITAL MRS. HANS MADLENER Soprano MR. ROBB BRADFORD Vocal Solo MISS HORTENSE DANIELS Vocal Solo MR. EDW. DELGADO Vocal Solo and Piano Studios of the Anaheim Conservatory of Music. Direction of Mrs. F. Siegel. TOMORROW PRICES: 10c, 25c, 35c UNITED THEATER, 306 E. Center LEI'S HAWAIIANS FIVE PEOPLE SINGING — DANCING DREAMY MUSIC DIRECT FROM THE ISLANDS THE BATHING GIRL SPECIAL—FIVE ACTS OF FURIOUS FUN—MERMAIDS, SNAP, SPEED, SPIRIT, IN "Up in the Air About Mary" PLAYERS CLUB TO PRESENT "FOILED" CAST OF CHARACTERS Reuben Hanks, "a self-made man" Nell Moose Matilda Hanks, "who did the rest" Mrs. Dr. McFarland Irene Hanks, their perfectly lovely daughter Ruth Chamberlain Clarence Codd, a hero in home-spun Harold Kahn Sylvester Brawster, with a viper's heart...Geo. L. Littlefield Olivia De La Vere, the plaything of fate, poor thing... Lucille Neuno Directed by "Griffith" Barnette HAWAIIAN TROUPE AT UNITED THEATRE The people of Anaheim will be given a treat when Lei's Hawaiian troupe present their act, "A Night Under Tropical Moon," at the United theatre Tuesday night. This company of singers and dancers is direct from the island and will present a new line of catching songs and musical numbers and, of course, the hula dance. This act is given in addition to the feature picture, "Up in the Air About Mary," a bathing girl special. It is five reels of good, hearty laughs and is certainly a picture that will make you forget this hot weather. The regular prices will prevail—10, 25 and 35 cents. STOCKS AWAITING NEW LEGISLATION NEW YORK, May 19.—The stock market marked time today. Its waiting attitude was perfect; logical in view of the many uncertainties surrounding the political situation. While the action of the house in overriding the presidential bonus veto was in line with ex-pectations, the financial and business world was entirely at sea a to the probable outcome of the contest in the senate and the effect the eventual repassing of the measure would have on the chief executive's stand on the tax bill. Under the circumstances, the natural thing for Well Street to Matilda Hanks, "who did the rest" Mrs. Dr. McFarland Irene Hanks, their perfectly lovely daughter Ruth Chamberlain Clavence Codd, a hero in home-spun Harold Kahn Glyvater Brewster, with a viper's heart. Geo. L. Littlefield Olivia De La Vere, the plaything of fate, poor thing Lucille Neuno Directed by "Griffith" Barnette. Anaheim Players' club will present "Folied," a modern traveller composed of several dastardly scenes and many shivers at the California tonight. The story deals with a poor, but innocent helmsman in a small town who is unhappily pursued by a deep dyed-in-the-wool villain with a Milwaukee breath. Many tense situations arise in which the villain is constantly folded by the homespun hero and his many friends. For a gripping, thrilling, tear shedding play, this one has the whole cock-eyed world cheated worse than when Charles Chaplin stole Copatra from the Kaiser. An al-star cast of local artists directed by Griff Barnette feature this melodrama De Luxe and should endear themselves to the hearts of all play-goers. Prices for tonight are: Adults, 55c; children, special price, 17c. There will be but one performance of "Folled" immediately after the first show. Director Griff Barnette of the Anaheim Players' club will have full charge of all plays produced by the club and will star in many to come. SUPERVISORS FOR INDUSTRIAL ASS'N. Further invasion of Orange-co-bay the Greater Los Angeles Ass'n in its $50,000,000 industrial drive will take place tonight, when Orange will hold its organization meeting, similar to the gatherings already held in Anaheim and Pullerton, Santa Ana's meeting will follow. The full text of the resolution of endorsement passed by county supervisors, being given wide publicity by the association, is: "The attention of this board having been called to the aims of the Greater Los Angeles Ass'n recently organized in that city, and it appearing to this board that such an organization, directed by able men, will probably produce greater practical, substantial and beneficial results than any organization ever established, and it also appearing that the parties who have initiated this organization are eminently qualified to finance and manage such an assortment." DES MOINES MAN BUYS BIG TRACT The west half of the ranch known as the Hansen dairy, consisting of 160 acres, five miles west of Anaheim on the Ball-rd, changed hands this week for a cash consideration of $200,000. It was announced Saturday by Alfred H. Hansen, who represented his mother, Mrs. Renette Hansen of Long Beach, in the sale of the property. The purchaser was C. A. Coon of Des Moines, Ia., financier, who has spent the last year in Los Angeles, and who was represented in the transaction by Trent & Dollarhide, Long Beach brokera. The property has been turned over to the firm of Trent & Dollarhide for subdivision and sale in small acreage, probably one to 8-acre plots. With this sale, passed the last large acreage in the territory between Long Beach and Anaheim, outside of the land held by the Bixby and Hellmans. The ranch was developed by the late Gus Hansen, one of the pioneer dairy men of the county, who maintained a dairy herd of some 300 head there for years, and who established the Hansen dairy. Eleventh and Wall-sts, Los Angeles, which still bears the family name, altho the family's interest has been disposed of. The ranch improvements, including the large dairy barns and the water supply, are on the half retained by Mrs. Hansen, widow of the original owner. Hansen Station, on the Santa Ana line of the P. E. out of Los Angeles, is six miles west of Anaheim. The last large acreage to change hands in the vicinity was 116 acres, a half mile west of the Hansen tract, which Mrs. Jessie K. Scott sold to the Ingram Park Co. of Los Angeles. PLAN STUDY OF ORGANIC UNION SPRINGFIELD, Mass., May 19 This company is direct from the island and will present a new line of catching songs and musical numbers and, of course, the hula dance. This act is given in addition to the feature picture,"Up in the Air About Mary," a bathing girl special. It is five reels of good hearty laughs and is certainly a picture that will make you forget this hot weather. The regular prices will prevail—10, 25 and 35 cents. Under the circumstances, the natural thing for Wall Street to do was to limit commitments accordingly. There was nothing in the week-end business news to influence values, although reports from industrial districts contained a spirit of hopefulness which could not be entirely ignored. Especially in regard to the barometric plot iron situation, the feeling was distinctly more cheerful. Politics was uppermost in Wall Street's mind. An attempt to unsettle the industrial list by exerting pressure against the leaders proved unsuccessful, except in a few isolated instances, like Stewart Warner, yellow Cab, Congolese and Anaconda. The market turned exceedingly dull on the reaction, indicating that stocks had sold to a standstill. The railroad group was again bright spot in the situation. With call money being offered in abundance at 3 per cent and time funds loaning at 3% for 30 days, the trend in investment rates was toward higher levels. Chicago and Northwestern and New Orleans, Texas and Mexico were the chief beneficiaries, the latter selling up to a new high for the year. Some of the minor carriers were also increased demand. Foreign exchanges were featured by heaviness in French France. Cotton steadied after initial irregularity. Grains were firn. Bond trading showed up perceptibly. U.S. Government issued showed a reactionary tendency trend. Foreign governments ruled steady. Stock sales today totalled 134.700 shares; bonds $8,016.000. LOS ANGELES PRODUCE LOS ANGELES, May 19.-Butter 38. Eggs: Extras 27; case count 23; pulllets 23. Poultry: Hens 22; broilers 27 © 32; fryers 38. Belgian hares 2 to 3½ lbs. 16; olds hares 8; 5½ to 5 lbs 12c. BANK CLEARINGS San Francisco ... $27,300.000 Seattle ... 7,501.996 Portland ... 8,790.349 Oakland ... 2,618.500 Long Beach ... 1,213.299 ty supervisors, being given wide publicity by the association, is: "The attention of this board having been called to the aims of the Greater Los Angeles Ass'n recently organized in that city, and it appearing to this board that such an organization, directed by able men, will probably produce greater practical, substantial and beneficial results than any organization ever established, and it also appearing that the parties who have initiated this organization are eminently qualified to finance and manage such an association sq. to secure the greatest and most beneficial results; "Now, therefore, this board hereby emphatically endorses the Greater Los Angeles Ass'n, and the members of this board declare their full confidence in the officers and managers of said association; also, that the same will be of great benefit to the harbor possibilities of this county." QUIZ COUPLE OVER POISONING DEATH LOS ANGELES, May 19—An autopsy to determine the exact cause of death was ordered by Coroner Nance today following the death of pretty Blanche Esshoni, 21, who is claimed to have taken poison last night at an apartment in Grattan-st. Miss Eshom's mother is said to live in San Francisco. At the same time the police planned to interrogate Rex Johnson, 27, said to be the girl's sweetheart, and Mrs. Sophia Rieser, in whose home the girl is said to have taken the poison. Mrs. Rieser and Johnson told the police the girl swallowed lysol with suicide intent. Police surgeons who examined Miss Eshom, said that while the girl undoubtedly died of poison, they found no traces of lysol. Mrs. Rieser and Johnson were held in jail over night. $300,000 LOSS FROM LUMBER MILL FIRE SEATTLE, May 19.—Lumber property of the Campbell Mill Co. at Lake Sammamish, near barn, were destroyed by fire Sunday in a spectacular blaze which caused a loss of $300,000, according to estimate of the damage to the property. PLAN STUDY OF ORGANIC UNION SPRINGFIELD, Mass., May 19—The Methodist General Conference today had under consideration a plan for appointment of a special commission of 25 including five bishops, ten pastors and ten laymen, to make a complete study of the problem of organic union. Upon recommendations of a special committee of nine, headed by Bishop Luther B. Wilson, of New York, the committee reported in favor of greater catholicity in the churches and the work of the commission will be to encourage the work of re-uniting the evangelical churches. Inquiry was being made by the committee on judiciary as to the status of the under-graduates in the summer schools of theology. The committee will determine whether such students can have their expenses paid by the annual conferences. Close co-operation between the Epworth league and Sunday schools is favored by the committee on Sunday schools in a report today to the conference. OIL PRODUCTION INCREASES IN CALIF. SAN FRANCISCO, May 19.—Production of crude oil in Calif. for April showed a slight increase over March, according to American Petroleum Institute, which gives 19,299,849 barrels, an increase of 965 barrels a day over preceding month. The amount actually produced was slightly less than the March figure, however, the institute believes, because 20,000 barrels per day of production was shut in during March and released the following month. Total stocks on hand at the end of the month were 97,335,651 barrels, an increase of more than 600,000. Classified Ads Bring Good Results LOS ANGELES PRODUCE LOS ANGELES, May 19.—Bachelor 28. Eggs; Extras 27; case count 23; pullets 23. Poultry: Hens 22; broilers 27 @ 32; fryers 38. Belgian hares 2 to 3½ lbs. 16; olds hares $; 5½ to 5 lbs 12c. BANK CLEARINGS San Francisco ... $27,300,000 Seattle ... $7,501,996 Portland ... $8,790,340 Oakland ... $2,618,500 Long Beach ... $1,213,399 San Diego ... $590,214 Los Angeles ... $23,820,193 GRAIN MARKET STEADY CHICAGO, May 19.—Grains were ready throughout the session today altho toward the end wheat sugared off. At the close wheat was unchanged to higher. Slight support was enough to send wheat up fractionally in the cally trading; there being no selling pressure to speak of and the volume of trade being small. Foreign news indicated there were no stocks abroad and that a large demand may be expected. LOS ANGELES POTATOES LOS ANGELES, May 19.—Potatoes: Idaho Russets $2.25 @ $2.50; new stock No. 1, $1.75 @ $1.90; No. 2, $1.25 @ $1.50 per lug. LOS ANGELES CITRUS LOS ANGELES, May 19.—Oranges: Southern special brands $4.60 @ $5.60; 260s and smaller $2.50 @ -3.25; market pack $3.00 @ graded culls 75c @ $1.25. Lemons: Special brands $4.25 @ $4.75; choice $3.50 @ $4.00; market pack $3.25 @ $3.50. Grapefruit: local special brands $2.50 @ $3.00; market pack $2.00 @ $2.25. POSTMASTERS MEET SATURDAY EVENING Postmaster Stehler of Yorba Linda was the host of his fellow postmasters of the county Saturday evening at the Woman's club there. These gatherings are held about once a month, and problems of the office and inter-relation of the offices are discussed. A delicious chicken dinner was served. Newport Beach will be the next host. ARE YOU SIC THERE IS A I WILL LOCATE THAT CAUSE AND TELL YOU WHAT WITHOUT ASKING A QUESTION. BRING IN THIS A FREE—WITH COURSE OF ADJUSTMENTS. -BONESWE LOCATE THE CAUSE OF ALL BODY AILMENTS Constant use of a bone that is impaired is enough to cause pain, much less protracted illness. I am competent to trace the troubles of bones and organs to their original source, and relieve them by chiropractic adjustments. "Your Health My Alm" Full-toned health is desired by an being because it is the result to all kinds of successes. If necessity I can restore it to your practic methods, which destroys its source. "Your Health My Alm" BLOOD BLOOD Pressure Inestimable unhappiness is caused by the results of high blood pressure. This condition can be relieved by chiropractic adjustments. It will pay you to investigate this method. I can prove results have been efficacious, in cases of this type. Your Health My Aim We Right That Which Works Against Health and Vitality You cannot expect to put your maximum energies to work when ill health depresses you constantly. No doubt you have tried to secure relief many times. Unfortunately you may not have applied the right methods. Your Health My Aim Chiropractic Is a Science Coupled with Talent and Skill The Chiropractor is essentially a student of the human body. He knows it so thoroughly that he can locate the cause of all bodily ailments. This knowledge qualifies him to every remedy cause of physical all-ment. No other disease responds more the application of Chiropractic does this dreaded and embarrassed The nerves that become diseased pingement are restored to normal ASK CLEARINGS MISCO ... $27,300,000 7,501,996 8,790,349 2,618,500 1,213,399 590,214 23,820,193 MARKET STEADY O. May 19.—Grains throut the session toward the end wheat wheat was unchanged. support was enough to up fractionally in the ing, there being no sellre to speak of and the trade being small. For indicated there were broad and that a large may be expected. ANGELES POTATOES ANGELES, May 19.—Poho Russets $2.25 @ stock No. 1, $1.75 @ 2, $1.25 @ $1.50 per ANGELES CITRUS ANGELES, May 19.—Ortherna special brands 5.60; 260s and smaller 2.25; market pack $3.00 calls 75c @ $1.25. Special brands $4.25 choice $3.50 @ $4.00; skill $3.25 @ $3.50. local special brands 5.00; market pack $2.00 ASTERS MEET DAY EVENING After Stehler of Yorba the host of his fellow of the county Saturg at the Woman's club gatherings are held a month, and problems like and inter-relation are discussed. A chicken dinner was Beach will be the next The Chiropractor is essentially a student of the human body. He knows it so thor. roughly that he can locate the cause of all bodily ailments. This knowledge qualifies him to every remedy cause of physical all-ment. "Your Health My Alm" REGISTERED IN ORAN Ask Your Neighbor What Results Have Been Obtained Thru Me, from Chiroprac-tic Adjustments. ---there is a reason. Dr. Joseph H. CHIROPRACTOR 250 E. CENTER STREET SIX YEARS SUCCESSFUL PRACTICE RATLEDGE GRADUATE THE MOST CENTRALLY LOCATED GROUND MONDAY, MAY 19, 1924 U 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. HEALTH AND VIGOR RESTORED BY CHIROPRACTIC ed health is desired by every huming because it is the stepping stone kind of successes. If you lack this way I can restore it to you by Chiromethods, which destroy disease at ce. "Your Health My Aim" CHIROPRACTIC REMOVES CAUSES Causes must be removed where ill health is concerned or else suffering will go on unchecked. By making correct adjustments in most cases, I give permanent relief. Call for consultation. "Your Health My Aim" OVR KNOWLEDGE OF NERVES ENABLES US TO WE HELP THE BODY HELP I can restore it to you by Chiropractic methods, which destroy disease at the root. "Your Health My Aim" OUR KNOWLEDGE OF NERVES ENABLES US TO FIND THE Cause OF YOUR AILMENTS Constant study and experience, the doctor is completely versed in the degree of nerves and their functions.ables him to readily remove disease. whole science of chiropractic is based on the function. "Your Health My Aim" WE HELP THE BODY HELP ITSELF This profession is based primarily upon the precept that the solution of bodily illness is contained within the body itself. Working upon this proven hypothesis I merely aid Nature to destroy disease. Call for consultation. "Your Health My Aim" THE METHOD IS NATURAL aptation of knowledge and condition of needs of man makes Chiropractic what it is. I can, in most cases, you permanent relief if you will let remove the cause with our adjust- "Your Health My Aim" EVERY TROUBLE THAT THE HUMAN BODY SUFFERS IS TRACEABLE TRA NERVE CENTER For this reason the Chiropractor is eminently equipped by education and experience to eliminate every bodily allment and restore vigorous health in place of illness. Call for consultation. "Your Health My Aim" CATARRH IS ONE OF THE EASIEST AND QUICKEST AILMENTS TO SHOW CHIROPRACTIC RESULTS disease responds more quickly to cation of Chiropractic science than dreaded and embarrassing disease. lives that become diseased thru im-are restored to normalcy. For the NOSE ADJUSTMENTS Consultation of the ultra delicate construction of the nasal organ should convince everybody that any derangement must be handled with the utmost skill and science. The chiropractor can accomplish this because he has been equipped for such work by education. THE EASIEST AND QUICKEST AILMENTS TO SHOW CHIROPRACTIC RESULTS disease responds more quickly to education of Chiropractic science than dreaded and embarrassing disease. ves that become diseased thru im- tare restored to normalcy. "Your Health My Alm" Consultation of the ultra delicate construc- tion of the nasal organ should convince everybody that any derangement much be handled with the utmost skill and science. The chiropractor can accomplish this be- cause he has been equipped for such work by education. "Your Health My Alm" RED IN ORANGE COUNTY TRUTH I Will Prove to Anyone the TRUTH of This Statement---That Pressure Upon Nerves is the Cause of All Sickness. John H. Coleman PROPRACTOR ACCESSFUL PRACTICE IN LOS ANGELES TLEDGE GRADUATE PHONE 845 ATED GROUND FLOOR OFFICE IN ANAHEIM