oc-plain-dealer 1924-08-11

Off Press Thursday! "Leonard's Financial Review" August Edition A last minute review of more than 35 active oil, industrial and mining stocks. To be covered: Union Mortgage Lincoln Mortgage Monolith Cement Moreland Motor Vanderbilt News Multnomah Box Daley's Stores Twin Bell Julian Lsues Union Oil L. A. Investment Oceanic Bellview 50-50's and numerous others SPECIAL FEATURES: Marbelite Corporation Gilmore Main Oil 'The Month's Ahead' Foreign Bonds In addition, a world of information invaluable to the investor, speculator and trader, will be found in the current number. In view of the limited edition we suggest that you order your copy at once—it is free on request. WE OFFER (Subject) 150 Bellview U. ... $ 2.85 300 Bryan Harv. ... 5.00 500 Braden T & R ... 7.75 50 Brazos Bryan 4.00 5000 Calwin Oil ... .07 120 Doble Steam ... 5.50 50 First Fed. Sec. 50.00 15 Foster & Kleser, pfd. 80.00 20 Gilmore Oil ... Bld 50 Imp. Cot. M. com 12.50 100 Imp. Cot M pfd. 22.50 10 Julian No. 1 ... 3.50 20 Julian No. 2 ... 3.50 10 Julian 6-9 ... Wanted 15 Julian Pico ... 2.50 20 Julian Pet. com 10.50 TUBBY A Very Troublesome Insetc is th JIMMINEY CRICKETS I'M SLEEPY, THIS CAMPIN' OUT TIRES A FELLOW OUT. I'M GONNA GO TO SLEEP, TUBBY, GOOD NIGHT GOOD NIGHT, SPIDER - GEE, I WISH WE HADN'T SENT HANK HOME, I MISS THE POOR LITTLE FELLOW WELL THERE'S SOMETHIN FLYIN AROUND IN THIS TENT I CAN HEAR IT PLAIN AS ANYTHING AW, IT'S ONLY IMAGINATION, THERE'S NOTHING IN HERE BUT US BREA NEWS BREA, Aug. 11.—(SpL.)—Mr. and Mrs. William Campbell of Huntington Beach were visiting in Brea Friday with friends. Choose Name for Music-Drama B "The Community Music Drama Ass'n" was adopted by official name under which the business operations of the Orta Wanted MARBELITE COMMON We will pay $25.00 a share for all or any part of 50 shares of "Marbelite Common." We offer any part of 40 shares at $30.00 each. Wherever you see ornamental concrete lighting standards, think of "Marbelite"—an industrial monopoly with merit. 150 Majestic El. Ap. $2.25 30 Multnomah pfd 16.00 20 Multnomah pfd 26.00 500 McCree Pet. .35 2000 Nat. Sec. .09 3000 Nat. Life Pres. .09 5000 Oceanic Oil .26 20 O'Donnell-Gillette Bid 500 Oil Op. Tr. .15 25 Petitfills Conf. 50.00 150 Port Lobos .12 100 Rickenbacker M. 6.50 25 Rio Grande .80.00 500 Samson Tire .3.00 2000 Sespe L & Pr. .22 50 Star Motors .8.00 25 Star Pet. .6.50 5000 Standard Gold .11 3000 San Martinez ... Bid 20 Snowlene Oil ... 13.00 4000 Trojan Oil ... 4½ 5000 Texcal O & R. .05 20 Twin Bell ... Bid Inactive SECURITIES We recommend the immediate switching of many non-dividend paying oil and industrial stocks with a doubtful future for sound income yielding securities, many of which are now selling at bargain prices. Let our Statistical Depart- BREA NEWS BREA, Aug. 11.(Spl.)—Mr. and Mrs. William Campbell of Huntington Beach were visiting in Brea Friday with friends. Mrs. W. W. Davis and son, Billie, with Miss Deborah McVeigh, have planned a three weeks' camping trip near the Modjeska home. Mrs. Davis has a cottage at that place. They left Wednesday morning. Miss Ila Danieley was a recent visitor in Patton with friends, C. L. Valley; also Earl Johnson was a visitor Friday at Patton. The all-day Aid meeting of the Christian church will meet at Mrs. Charles Keith's home in Whittier, formerly of Brea, next Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. H. Sutphen entertained the brother and his family for several days last week from Riverside. Miss Marion Sutphen was home for Sunday. She has employment at Riverside. The Misses Inez Morrison and Ruby Sarles are enjoying the week with relatives at Redondo Beach. The Misses Helen Heartfield and Evelyn Wallemeni visited with them Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Callison were Los Angeles visitors Sunday all day. Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Warne of Whittier and Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Sullivan and children of Brea were guests Monday evening at Mr. and Mrs John Gnagy's home on South Pomona avenue. Mrs. S. Morelin is enjoying the week in Los Angeles with her aunt, Mrs. Weimer. There was a big day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R.W.Sammons, on South Madrona Sunday when they had several guests for dinner, Mr. and Mrs. B.R.Kleokes and two daughters, Charlotte and Ramona, of Gardena; Mrs Roy Batson and children, Howard, Violet and Jerry, from Compton, and C.E.Batson of Santa Fe Springs. Miss Caroline Sammons, who is working in Downey, was home for Sunday.A happy time was enjoyed by all. Dr. and Mrs. W.W.Davis and son, Billie, with Mrs.McVeigh and daughter, Deborah, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.F.M.Zeppenfield of Anaheim. Mr. and Mrs.Jack Golden attended a party at the home of Mr. and Mrs.C.M.Trumbell of Placentia. Mrs.A.Charleston, on North Madrona-st, was in Anaheim Monday on business. Mr. and Mrs.Oliver Phegley and children, who have been visiting in Oregon for several months, Choose Name for Music-Drama B "The Community Music Drama Ass'n" was adopted official name under which the issues operations of the Orang Choral union, Santa Anna municipal players Ass'n Santa Symphony orchestra and Ana Municipal band will be durted. Without naming a date for canvassers to launch their campaign, various organizations the county have been requested provide the general committee with rosters of their members it was stated. Forms of tickets, dates for the ten programs to be held and the place of their presentation will be decided at a meeting of the committee to be held Tuesday evening in Santa Ana.Gen Merrill, of Anahe member of the executive committee is putting the facts of future activities of the organization before the members here with his uncle, Tom Williams family. They were also Ana visitors Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs.C.Burford enjoyting a visit with Floyd Nutt recently from Belleville.Mrs.A.N.Burford and Vera Burford were recent Beach visitors for the day. Mr. and Mrs.Jack Golden tertained Friday evening in home-at 108 South Madrona.The guests were Mr., Clifford White of Brea and Mrs.A.P.Gentry and dren Howard and Ruby,and Beabout and Mr., MrsMcIntyre, all of Whittier.A delightful evening was spent playing games and music.clous home-made cake and cream were served. Deep Sea Fish Trout Biting SANTA MONICA—Pier flies reported good.Balt and may be secured on Santa Ma wharf.Good catchea of mackerel,smooth,holibut,barrenca Jew fish.Trolling boats and Inactive SECURITIES We recommend the immediate switching of many non-dividend paying oil and industrial stocks with a doubtful future for sound income yielding securities, man/of which are now selling at bargain prices. Let our Statistical Department advise you about your present holdings without obligation in any way. A postal will do it. 20 Union Mtg. com $4.25 250 Union M. pfd. 8.25 24 Vanderbilt U... 78.90 150 W. Auto S. com 12.25 200 W. Auto S. pfd. 8.25 2380 W. Chemicals ... .16 200 Yellow Taxi .... 2.75 We Will Buy (Subject) W. Star 3 Peerless Ld. Moreland c. Multnomah c. Moreland pfd Tom Donley Parkford Roy Doble Steam Star Motors Rio Grande Twin Bell Marine Oil Fifty-Fifty Elliott Ext. Union Mg. c. Elliott Pet Union Mg. p. E. G. B. Julian com. Monolith c. Julian pfd. Monolith p. Lincoln Mg U Hsd. Mg. U.; Daley's Inc. Gilmore Oil Poster & Vanderbilt U. Kleiser We are active in all Markets Leonards & Co. Established 1915 ROBERT KELLY Resilient Manager Capital Fully Paid $100,000 Resources $800,000 Santa Ana Branch 229-229 Spurgeon Bldg. A happy time was enjoyed by all. Dr. and Mrs. W. W. Davis and son, Billie, with Mrs. McVeigh and daughter, Deborah, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Zeppenfield of Anaheim. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Golden attended a party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Trumbell of Placentia. Mrs. A. Charleston, on North Madrona-st, was in Anaheim Monday on business. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Phegley and children, who have been visiting in Oregon for several months, returned to Brea recently and have located on South Walnut-st. Roy Aremaine is the possessor of a Ford truck and he smiles as all men do when they drive a Ford. Mrs. V. MeGurn and friends made a business trip to Anaheim Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. J. B. Elliott and children returned home Sunday to San Diego after visiting with her sister, Mrs. J. A. Lenzinger and family for three weeks on South Walnut-st. Mrs. G. H. Lackey is enjoying a visit with her brother, J. C. Hill, who is recently here from Clayton, N.M. Mrs. Lackey has her new sign up, which adds very much to her court, "The Royal Court." Dr. C. Harrison has rented one of the apartments and moved his family into same, just recently. Mrs. Aceneth Taylor left Wednesday afternoon over the gas motor to Pico and then transferred to the through continents to Omaha, Neb. Her son, C.S.Taylor, accompanied her to Pico.From there she will visit her niece in Omaha, Mrs.C.F.Slosson, and family, and from there to Junction City, Kan., where she will visit her sister, Mrs.H.Templeton, and other relatives, returning to Brea this fall. Lester Murphy left Tuesday for a week's vacation with his father's nephew, Frank Austin, and his family at Van Nuys. Mr. and Mrs.J.T.Williams were Ontario visitors Sunday Deep Sea Fish Trout Biting SANTA MONICA—Pier flies reported good. Bait and trout may be secured on Santa Monica wharf.Good catches of mackerel smelt, halibut, harracauda and Jew fish.Trolling boats and tail boats having excellent fishing.These boats leave Santa Monica pier every morning and o'clock. VENICE—Pier fishing report fair; mackerel and surf fish being caught.Fishing from bight waters reported good; mackerel, hawk and barracuda taken. REDONDO—Good catches bass and mackerel reported live bait boats and some mackerels caught from the piers.B fishing good. LONG BEACH—Surf fish good for corbina.Ocean treefor albacore extra good.fishing fair for mackerel,and herring and corbina.Bargo ing very good.boats leave Nave pier every half hour between 6:30 a.m and 6 p.m. MANHATTAN AND HERMES BEACHES—Report pier fish good for past week. SAN PEDRO—Ocean trout Point Firmin to Point Vinocchio.Pier fishing off breakwater.Target boats for charter.Barges chored off Point Firmin in beds.Rate $1 per day include transportation to and from bays.No camp sites, but parking at breakwater.Trolling good barracuda,bass.perch and mackerel.Fresh squid-boots.TROUT—Account of extra water trout fishing in Los Angeles-coo is over for this season. ORANGE COUNTY—S points report best ocean trout in years,and extra good piering.Water alive with alba some Insetc is the Imagination By Winner CUT THAT OUT! I CAN'T GET TO, SLEEP WHILE YOURE SQUIRM! AROUND LIKE THAT OWCH! SOMETHIN' BIT ME AW, RATS! THAT WAS ONLY A IMAGINATION NEW BULLETIN ON HOME CANNING With three months of the canning season still in prospect, many housewives have already this season, applied to the College of Agriculture at Berkeley for the latest information looking to economy and wholesomeness. To meet such NEW BULLETIN ON HOME CANNING With three months of the canning season still in prospect, many housewives have already this season, applied to the College of Agriculture at Berkeley for the latest information looking to economy and wholesomeness. To meet such demands, Professor W. V. Cruess and Professor A. W. Christie have just got out Cirenlar 276 on "Home Canning," which is ready for distribution without charge. Cruess and Christie know how. We suspect that even their dreams are a quite systematic picture of Principles of Canning, Causes of Spoiling, Methods of Preserving Sterilizing Fruit Juices, Preservatives, and Methods of Home Canning—to mention only the headings of their four introductory pages. One has only to visit their wonderful research laboratory and workshop in Hilgard Hall, on the university campus, to understand why the three dozen pages of the new circular are so easy to read. There are, besides, 11 excellent illustrations. One of the most valuable sections of the new circular deals plainly with Ptomain and Botulinus Poisoning. Neither need be feared if directions are actually followed. We note that vegetables, in order to be safe from these dangerous toxins, must be sterilized under pressure; simple boiling or open steam cooking is insufficient. The writers, in this connection, italicize a warning against older publications, including "Circular 158," in which sterilizing in mere boiling water is recommended. In other words, adequate knowledge of these poisons—especially Bacillus Botulinus—is very recent. USED FOR FUEL The pulp of olives from which oil has been extracted is used for fuel in Spain. TELEPHONE RECEIVER Of European invention is a telephone receiver light enough to be hung on a person's ear, leaving both hands free. Deep Sea Fishing Is Excellent, Trout Biting Well in Mountains NTA MONICA—Pier fishing tated good. Bait and tackle he secured on Santa Monica f. Good catches of mackerel, helbut, harracuda and fish. Trolling boats and lures, yellowfall, bonita, mackerel and barracuda, largest run in ten years. All boats coming in load-SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY--Fair fishing at Arrowhead and Big Bear Lakes. Fishing is about over for the season at Mountain Home To Prevent Mortality FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF GAMES Big Sacrifice GR On Wr Less than 15 minutes drive from A have sold from $750 to $1000 each We Have Cut the P on these Fine Build Lots to You must act quick to secure one o can be arranged if you haven’t all Deep Sea Fishing Is Excellent, Trout Biting Well in Mountains SANTA MONICA—Pier fishing tied good. Bait and tackle be secured on Santa Monica f. Good catches of mackerel, hellbut, barracuda and fish. Trolling boats and live boats having excellent fishThese boats leave Santa sea pier every morning at 8 AM. ENICE—Pier fishing reported mackerel and surf fish are caught. Fishing from barge ted good, mackerel, hallibut barracuda taken. DONDO—Good catches of and mackerel reported from bait boats and some mackerel caught from the piers. Barge going good. BEACH—Surf fishing for corbina. Ocean trolling albacore extra good. Pier fair for mackerel, snailing and corbina. Bargo fish, every good, boats leave Pineper every half hour between am and 6 p.m. HATTAN AND HERMOSA CHES—Report pier fishing for past week. PEDRO—Ocean trolling Firmin to Point Vincentia fishing off breakwater Trolls for charter. Barga and off Point Firmin in keff Rate $1 per day including portation to and from barge, amp sites, but parking; space breakwater. Trolling good for albacore, bass, perch and some perch Fresh squid boat battOUT—Account of extra low trout fishing in Los Angeles is over for this season. ANGE COUNTY — Some report best ocean trolling, and extra good pier fishWater alive with albacore, tuna, yellowtail, bonita, mackerel and barracuda, largest run in ten years. All boats coming in loadSAN BERNARDINO COUNTY—Fair fishing at Arrowhead and Big Bear Lakes. Fishing is about over for the season at Mountain Home Cock, Deep Creek, Plunge Creek, Santa Ana river and City Creek. Water low and warm. Excellent trout fishing at the Rainbow Angling club, seven miles north of Redlands, and a fine place to cook your fish and have a picnic. Many limits caught by local angler. This is about the only place left for the trout fisher in So Calif. to get a limit of trout near home. RIVERSIDE COUNTY—Water very low, trout fishing over for the season. SAN DIEGO COUNTY—OCEAN FISHING—Pier fishing very good; sea trout, corbina and croakers taken. Trolling reported best for some time. Maracuda, yellowtail, sword fish, bonita, and albacore are being caught. Surf fishing is excellent all along the coast. Boats and bait may be secured at San Diego. Clients will be found at Mission Beach, Ocean Beach and Coronado. The summer run of albacore is now off the Sah Diego coast and trolling boats making fine catches. The regatta starts at San Diego Aug. 10 and lasts until Aug. 17. Many yacht races and big time promised to all. TROUT—Fair trout fishing reported at Barrett Reservoirs. Some nice fish taken. BLACK BASS FISHING—Sweet-water and Morena report fair catches of black bass. Murray also reports some good catches. Mud suckers and crawfish are best balt. These may be secured at balt stands in San Diego. Live balt for sale at Morena. You must act quick to secure one o' can be arranged if you haven't all can 10% Discount A ONE LARGE CORNER LOT 50 ft. frontage $399 DRIVE OUT TODAY AS Follow opportunity Lot Signs to Garde select your lot while they last—Positively. Edward P. 2204 East First St. MONDAY, AUGUST 11, 1924 ! Going! Going! Only 17 Choice BUILDING LOTS BE SACRIFICED BUILDING LOTS BE SACRIFICED nt Mortgage Being Foreclosed AL BANK OF GARDEN GROVE WILL ISSUE ALL DEEDS Sacrifice Sale Now On GARDEN GROVE On Wright Street rates drive from Anaheim business district. Lots in this vicinity 50 to $1000 each. Cut the Price Fine Building $399 to secure one of these fine lots at this sacrifice price. Terms you haven’t all cash. Cut the Price Fine Building $399 to secure one of these fine lots at this sacrifice price. Terms you haven’t all cash. Discount Allowed for all Cash THREE FINE BUSINESS LOTS Only $399 13 FINE RESIDENCE LOTS 45 ft. frontage only $399 OUT TODAY AS THESE BARGAINS WILL GO FAST Lot Signs to Garden Grove—then go south on Wright Street to tract and they last—Positively, only 17 to be sold at $399. Ed P. Garretson, Owner Long Beach Telephone 314-382