oc-plain-dealer 1924-09-29

PAGE EIGHT UNITED Theater, 306 E. Center TO-NIGHT AND TOMORROW THE SENSATION OF THE SEASON Carl Laemmle presents THE PICTURE OF THE NOUR Wine. UNIVERSAL-JEWEL WITH CLARA BOW, ROBT. AGNEW MYRTLE STEDMAN — FORREST STANLEY COMING THURSDAY THE BIG MUSICAL THEAT THE TYROLIAN ZITHER AND YODELING CLUB 9 - PEOPLE - 9 PRESENTING A NIGHT OF MUSIC AND SINGING "WINE" SENSATION AT UNITED THEATRE Market Report Bearish traders took advantage of the situation provided by advance in call money rates per cent and the absence of traders from the street to the market with speculative settings in the last hour and declined a point or more in of the active stocks. U.S. sold down from 109½ to 107 railroad shares lost a part of early gains; equipment and stocks were reactionary. Mexican Seaboard, as the leader of the reactionary movement, the oils, lost 1⅛ at 22. American Car lost 1½ points at 127% in previous sessions, the turned dull and business decided considerably in the last period. Chicago Great Western pfd was tive and strong in this period rumors that Atchison was titling for a block of its stock amably for the purpose of bringing into a special combination with that road. Stock sales today $80 shares; bonds $23,451,000. GRAINS CLOSE LOWER CHICAGO, Sept. 29.—Gain with the exception of closed lower today. Wheat finished 2⅓ to higher. Corn closed % to 1⅓ off. Oats finished % to % off. Provisions were about stale. CLOSING LIBERTY BOND NEW YORK, Sept. 29.—Corn weak; all positions offered 12%; lead quiet; spot and offered 8-15; zinc easy; allitions offered at 6.17%. Antiquated at 11%. Scene from "WINE" A UNIVERSAL JEWEL WITH AN ALL STAR CAST ZITHER CLUB TO BE AT UNITED THEATRE The management of the United theatre announces a big special treat to the music lovers of Anaheim Thursday night when the Tyrolian Zither and Yodeling club of Los Angeles, consisting of nine people, will be featured at this popular playhouse in "A Night in the Alps." The Tyrolian Zither club needs no introduction to the radio fans as the club has been heard on several occasions. They are coming here direct from an engagement at the Raymond hotel of Pasadena, where they have been giving daily concerts. They will present a splendid program, consisting of zither music, wh en is the sweetest of music, and singing by the only male yodeling quartet on the Pacific coast. The concert will be given in conjunction with a well balanced program of pictures. This will also be a series of popular concerts to be given at the United theatre this fall and winter. Manager has secured the booking of some big concert numbers that will be announced later. PLAN RECEPTION FOR SHENANDOAH SAN DIEGO, Sept. 29 — A committee of army, navy and C. of C. officials will meet today on North Island and work out final arrangements for the reception here Oct. 10 of the U. S. navy dirigible Shenandoah, it was announced by Capt. T. T. Craven, commander of the naval air station. "The Shenandoah will probably arrive after sunset on Friday night Oct. 10." Cantin Craven "Wine," which opened a three-day engagement at the United theatre last night, is a starling portrayal of conditions consequent upon violations in society of the prohibition law. "Wine" on the whole is a portrayal of the wild life that the men and women of wealth and social position indulge in while seeking pleasure and stimulation thrue the assistance of the bootlegger and of those places of public assemblage where the prohibition law is afforded little reverence. The leading characters are the three members of the aristocratic Warriner family, father, mother and daughter, the admirers and the king of the bootlegger, with whom Warriner becomes associated in order to prevent poverty consequent upon a business failure. The insidious effect of the night life and indulgence in illicit liquor on this formally aristocratic, clean living family and on those with whom they associate, is emphasized in a striking manner. Finally there comes retribution in the guise of a daughter's degradation, a mother's health and a father's imprisonment. "Wine" has a case of unusual magnitude, the featured players being Clara Bow, Forrest Stanley, Huntley Gordon, Myrtle Stedman, Walter Long, Robert Agnew and Leo White. The production was made on an elaborate scale, with several spectacular cafe scenes and a thrilling raid by prohibition officers. FRANCE APPROVES NEW PROTOCOL CLOSING LIBERTY BOND NEW YORK, Sept. 29 — 100.28; first 4½s 102.17; 4½s 101.16; third 4½s 102.17; new 4½s 101.16 METAL MARKET NEW YORK, Sept. 29 — C weak; all positions offered 12½; lead quiet; spot and offered 8-15; sine easy, allitions offered at 6.17%. Antiquated at 11%. FOREIGN EXCHANGE NEW YORK, Sept. 29 — P sterling demand 4.46%; c 4.46%; france demand 5.24%; belgium demand 4.82 cables, 4.82. Switzerland devel 19.05; cables, 19.07. Ital mand 4.37%; cables, 4.37 Sweden - demand, 26.57; c 26.6; Norway demand 14.0 bles 14.07. Denmark, de 17.31; cables, 17.35. Ge marks, 23.80. Greece draught demand 1.78; cables, 1.78. COTTON CLOSES STRONG NEW YORK, Sept. 29 — cotton market was steady a opening today with first from 10 points lower to five p higher. Oct. opened at 25.4 five points. Dec at 24.30 10 points; January at 24.43; 7 points and March at 24.71 changed. The market was strong a close with final prices 40 points higher. Spot cotton n 40 points higher with mid uplands 26.10. LOS ANGELES CITRUS LOS ANGELES, Sept. 29: angues Southern special large and medium sizes $6.05; 20% and smaller; $5.60; market pack $3.25. Lemons: Special brands @ $5.00; choice $4.00 @ Grape fruit: local special b $4.75 @ $5.25; market pack @ $3.75. BANK CLEARINGS San Francisco ... $26.70 Seattle ... $6.83 Portland ... $6.83 Oakland ... $2.48 San Diego ... $5. Los Angeles ... $19.80 LOS ANGELES POTATOES LOS ANGELES, Sept. 29: tatoes, Stockton Burbanks @ $2.15; Idaho rusets beat @ 2.10; immature $1.50 @ NEW YORK CITRUS NEW YORK, Sept. 29 — teen cars Valencia and five lemons sold. Valencia n higher on 100s to 252s; pu balance Lemon market PLAN RECEPTION FOR SHENANDOAH SAN DIEGO, Sept. 29.—A committee of army, navy and C. of C. officials will meet today on North Island and work out final arrangements for the reception here Oct. 10 of the U. S. navy dirigible Shenandoah. It was announced by Capt. T. T. Craven, commander of the naval air station. "The Shenandoah will probably arrive after sunset on Friday night, Oct. 19." Captain Craven said. "During the next morning we are planning one of the greatest aerial displays ever seen on the Pacific coast. Every type of plane available as well as all kinds of air maneuvers will be seen. 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Denver St. FRANCE APPROVES NEW PROTOCOL (Continued From Page One) "Whatever solution the council at Geneva adopts won't suppress the danger of an American-Japanese war. As a matter of fact, that danger is not even hidden any more. In wishing to dress moves which can't heal, the Geneva peace doctors have only succeeded in irritating the wounds." MEN HURT WHILE PUSHING MOTOR Both cars were damaged and persons alightly hurt Saturday evening about 6:40 o'clock when a Packard driven by C. H. Meadors of Anaheim crashed into a Chevrolet on Lincoln-ave being pushed by Theodore Wirt and Ed Hatfield, also of Anaheim. The Chevrolet had run out of gas and, it is said, no lights were visible. Two men were bruised, but suffered no serious injuries. ELIGIBLE TO RUN AUSTIN, Texas, Sept. 29.—Mrs. Miriam (Ma) Ferguson, Democratic nominee for governor, is eligible to become governor of Texas. Judge George Calhoun ruled in district court here today in declining a temporary writ of injunction asked by Chas. M. Dixon, who sought to restrain Mrs. Ferguson from becoming a candidate in the November elections. DR. HOSTETTER DIES LOS ANGELES, Sept. 29.—Funeral services for D. Herbert Hostetter, 64, Pittsburgh manufacturer of bitters, will be held here tomorrow, after which the body will be taken to Pittsburgh. Hostetter was widely known in So Calif., where he spent the winter for 30 years, as a sportsman. A Class Ad is best little salesman. POLICE SAY YOUTH PUT TORCH TO 100 GOTHAM BUILDINGS New York police say that George C. Gustow, 26, son of a prominent attorney, is the most dangerous pyromaniac in the history of the city. They aver he confessed setting fire to more than 100 buildings since 1914 when he recovered from infantile paralysis. LONG FIGHT ENDS FLAGSTAFF, Ariz., Sept. 29—Occupation by federal authorities today of the famous Indian Gardens on Dright Angel Trail, descending from Grand Canyon rim to the Colorado river, was believed to mark the beginning of the end in contempt proceedings. LOSING LIBERTY BONDS NEW YORK, Sept. 29.—3½s 28; first 4½s 102.17; 2nd s 101.16; third 4½s 102.04; 4½s 102.17; new 4½s 105.31. METAL MARKET NEW YORK, Sept. 29.—Copper k; all positions offered at; lead quiet; spot and Sept. red 8-15; sine easy, all posities offered at 6.17½. Antimony ed at 11%. FOREIGN EXCHANGE NEW YORK, Sept. 29.—Pound ling demand 4.45%; cables ½; franc demand 5.24; cagles ½; Belgium demand 4.81%; es. 4.82. Switzerland demand 55; cables. 19.07. Italy ded 4.37%; cables. 4.38%; den demand. 26.57; cables. Norway demand 14.03 called. 14.07. Denmark, demand 11; cables. 17.35. German inks. 23.80. Greece drachma, and 1.78; cables. 1.78. COTTON CLOSES STRONG NEW YORK, Sept. 29.—The cotton market was steady at the taking today with first prices at 10 points lower to five points off. Oct. opened at 25.45, up points; Dec. at 24.30, down points; January at 24.42, down points and March at 24.75, unngaged. The market was strong at the time with final prices 40 to 45 ats higher. Spot cotton closed points higher with middling ands 26.10. LOS ANGELES CITRUS LOS ANGELES, Sept. 29.—Ortea, Southern special brands and medium sizes $4.00 @ 300; 200s and smaller; $5.75 @ 300; market pack $3.25 @ 375. Lemons: Special brands, $4.50 @ $5.00; choice $4.00 @ $4.50. Pepe fruit: local special brands, $75 @ $5.25; market pack $3. $3.75. BANK CLEARINGS Francisco ... $25,700,000 Tattle ... $6,873,098 Oland ... $6,836,987 Oland ... $2,491,100 Diego ... $529,021 Angeles ... $19,908,007 LOS ANGELES POTATOES LOS ANGELES, Sept. 29.—Pokes, Stockton Burbanks, $1.90 $2.15; Idaho russels best $1.85 $2.10; immature $1.50 @ $1.75. NEW YORK CITRUS NEW YORK, Sept. 29.—Sevenn cars Valencias and five cars ons sold. Valencia market her on 100s to 252s; pull on once. Lemon market about LONG FIGHT ENDS FLAGSTAFF, Ariz., Sept. 29. Occupation by federal authorities today of the famous Indian Gardens on Bright Angel Trail, descending from Grand Canyon rim to the Colorado river, was believed to mark the beginning of the end in contempt proceedings against Senator Ralph H. Cameron and his associates. Cameron, cited to appear tomorrow to show cause why he should not be punished for contempt of court in disobeying a court order that the Indian Gardens be vacated by its occupants is expected to be dismissed without penalty, following the vacating of the trail and its occupation by employees of the National Park Service. Harold Baxier, special assistant attorney general of the United States, who arrived in Flagstaff today, said that he intended to ask dismissal of the contempt proceedings, providing the Indian Gardens were occupied completely by the government's representatives. Dismissal of the case against Cameron will end a court fight which started in March, 1917. NIGHT SCHOOL OPENS WEDNESDAY Plans for opening night school in Fallerton will be completed at the meeting Wednesday night to be opened at 7 o'clock, in the commercial department of the junior college building. Public speaking, penmanship, accounting, typing and shorthand are the branches to be taught, with Miss Lillian F. Rivers and Martin De Vries of the high school faculty, as instructors Everyone interested is urged to attend the opening session and co-operate with these teachers who are willing to devote their evenings to the classes. COOLIDGE ATTENDS FUNERAL OF IMBRIE WASHINGTON, Sept. 29. President Coolidge, Secretary of State Hughes and representatives of the Persian government this afternoon, attended the funeral services of Maj. Robert W. Imbrie, American vice-consul, who was killed by a mob at Teheran, Persia. Burial was in Arlington national cemetery. count 40; pullets 38. Poultry: Hens 16; broilers $2; fryers 25. Hares unchanged. FRUIT SALES (Calif., Fruit Exchange) Boston: higher oranges and ANNOUNCEMENT This is to announce to my friends that I have purchased the Paris Cleaners and Dyers, loacted at 123 North Los Angeles St. M. MILLER Cleaning - Pressing Dyeing - Tailoring Alterations PROMPT DELIVERY 123 North Los Angeles St. Anaheim MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1924 FINAL TIMES TONIGHT CALIFORNIA SWANSON "HER LOVE STORY" MIRROW AND WEDNESDAY DOUBLE PROGRAM “TEXAS BOB” Famous Hypnotist WITH HIS COMPANY OF 12 PEOPLE An Entertainment of Original Mind Reading and Hypnotic Tests NO ADVANCE IN PRICES NO ADVANCE IN PRICES Kas Bob” Will Hypnotize in the stage Tuesday night. She will be placed in the Lobby of the theatre sleep for 24 hours, and will be awakened Wednesday night on the stage scientific tests. S BOB” man Tuesday afternoon on on a bicycle on top of the he will ride for 6 hours, the Theatre stage. ON THE SCREEN The WOMAN on the JURY WITH 10 Great Stars AUGHS AT CALIF. Hull, Kewple King, J. Edward Davis and Leo White. Harry O. Hoyt directed the picture, which was adapted from Bernard K. Burns’ stage play of the same name. Final times tonight of Gloria Swanson in “Her Love Story”; Mack Sennett Comedy, “Scarecrow Much” and Kinograms. Don’t Forget That The Ever-Ready Truck & Transfer Co. Is still able to do your hauling of any description. CONTRACE HAULING A SPECIALTY Get Our Prices O. J. LINNARTZ, Prop. Residence 211 E. Sycamore St. PHONE: 209-M EXCURSION TO H-O-L-L-Y-W-O-D THURSDAY, OCT. 3rd Special Motor Transit Busses leave Anaheim at 5:30, proceeding direct to the Main Entrance of GRAUMAN'S EGYPTIAN HOLLYWOOD THEATRE The Show House of Wonders —PRESENTS— DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS "Thief of Bagdad" —PRECEDED BY— SID GRAUMAN'S MARVELLOUS —MAGNIFICENT —MATCHLESS PRELUDE "DREAM CITY" 100—Native Entertainers—100 SEATS ON SALE NOW At Heying's Pharmacy; also Motor Transit Excursion Tickets Prices: $1.65 and $1.10