oc-plain-dealer 1924-12-16

BULLISH FACTORS CONTROL MARKET NEW YORK, Dec. 16—Bullish factors predominated in the stock market today. Forward price movements were resumed or inaugurated in practically every department of the market and spectacular jumps of from 3 to 10 points were not infrequent. A spurt in the market in the first hour was followed by a period of profit-taking in which prices of many of the speculative leaders declined from Monday's high levels. The bears were active and offerings from this source, particularly in the oil and specialty stocks, were heavy. Shortly after the noon period the industrial and specialty stocks started on another brisk forward movement. Castiron Pipe and Worthington Pump, the leaders in yesterday's closing flareup, jumped into the front and surpassed their best previous price records. Universal Pipe and Radiator common and pfd stocks attracted attention by their strength and activity, the common, which recently moved up from 17 to $4, making a further advance to 38%; Colorado Fuel, Savage Arms, Davison Chemical and a score of well known stocks featured a heavy buying movement in which prices were advanced from one to three points. The railroad stocks as a whole were not conspicuous thrung the spectacular gain of 20 points in Central Railroad of New Jersey and the steady rally of Reading, Lohigh Valley, Great Northern pfd served to focus attention on the rails. Wabash pfd stock was in good demand, following announcement that Missouri, Kansas and Texas pfd stock had been placed on a five per cent dividend basis. Wabash is expected to be the next to join the dividend class. American Woolen and American Sugar, two of the best known industrial stocks, responded to favorable developments in their re- German marks 23.80. Greek demand and cables 1.81%. COTTON OPENS STEADY NEW YORK, Dec. 16—Cotton prices were steady at the opening of trading today with the opening prices 13 to 17 points and March at 24.08, up 17 points. Cotton prices were steady at the close of trading today with final prices all seven points higher. Sept. quiet, 10 points higher; middling uplands 24.00. GRAINS CLOSE HIGHER CHICAGO, Dec. 16—Grains were higher at the close today, although they had eased off from the higher level reached in early trading. Wheat finished 1% to 2½ up. Corn closed 5% to 7% higher. Oats closed 1½ to 1⅛ up. Wheat started strong and kept scaring until within the first hour new highs for the season had been registered in all futures. Provisions closed lower but active. BANK CLEARINGS San Francisco $36,000,000 Seattle 6,515,964 Portland 5,694,540 Oakland 4,286,000 San Diego 758,300 Los Angeles 29,721,867 LOS ANGELES POTATOES LOS ANGELES, Dec. 16—Potatoes: Stockton Burbanks $2.00 @ $2.25; Idaho Russels $1.85 @ $2.10. LOS ANGELES CITRUS LOS ANGELES, Dec. 16—Oranges: northern special brands navel large sizes $4.25 @ $3.50; few $5.00; small $3.75 @ $4.00. Lemons: local special brands $6.25 @ $6.50; choice $5.76 @ $6.00. Grapefruit: Arizona seedless $4.75 @ $5.00; northern special brands $3.00 @ $3.25; Imperial special brands $5.25 @ $5.50. METAL MARKET NEW YORK, Dec. 16—Copper firm; spot Dec., offered at 14.37 @ 14.55; Jan., Feb. 14.40 @ 14.62. COURT UPHOLDS TAX PUBLIC BALTIMORE, Md., Dec., Federal Judge Morris Superp upheld the rights of the public income tax returns he sustained a demurrer for the Baltimore Post against dictation. In rendering his sion, Judge Super said: "It is not in accordance with the spirit of the law to those who by added publication tertially assist to accomplish very object that congress sees." The Baltimore Post, newspaper, was the first publication to be indicted for public returns, but two others already won verdicts. The New York Herald-Tribune the Kansas City Journal-Poil local case, however, was on critical interest because she were first available in the state because Baltimore new published the returns in direct defiance of the order Galen L. Tait, the tax stoner. The case had been adjudicated since Dec.'s arguments by defense counsel by U.S. Dist. Atty. Woodde government were heard. All of the cases, it was said but preliminary steps for supreme court decision to mine the constitutionality of publicity clause of the incumbent bill. In his decision, Judge Super said the tendency of the trial to allow greater freedom than to curb the freedom press. KILLS BRIDE, HEA DUIGHTER & VANCOUVER, Wash., —Police today were complete investigation of an ord of J.M. McGinley, 49 years a frenzied rage near here yesterday, shot and killed him of five days, inflicting with a revolver and an axe Luillel, the woman's 14 daughter, by a former man Spectacular gain of 20 points in Central Railroad of New Jersey and the steady rally of Reading, Lehigh Valley, Great Northern pfd served to focus attention on the rails. Wabash pfd stock was in good demand, following announcement that Missouri, Kansas and Texas pfd stock had been placed on a five per cent dividend basis. Wabash is expected to be the next to join the dividend class. American Woolen and American Sugar, two of the best known industrial stocks, responded to favorable developments in their respective industries. American Woolen gained about two points and is expected to receive a decided benefit from the acquisition of the plants of the National Sugar Refining Co. Stock sales today 1,948,400 shares; bonds $15,304,000. LOS ANGELES-PRODUCE LOS ANGELES, Dec. 16. Butter 42; eggs, extras 46; case count 43; pulllets 43. Poultry: hens 16; broilers 27; fryers 27. Hares: Belgian 3½ to 5 lbs., 14; 2 to 3½ lbs., 17. FOREIGN EXCHANGE NEW YORK, Dec. 16. Great Britain demand 4.68%; cables 4.69%; France demand 5.28%; cables 5.38%; Belgium demand 4.96%. cables 4.97; Switzerland demand 19.34; cables 19.36; Italy demand 4.30%; cables 4.81; Sweden demand 26.91; cables 26.95; Norway demand 15.09; cables 15.13; Denmark demand 17.46; cables 17.50. NEW YORK, Dec. 16. Twelve cars navels, one mixed car and seven cars lemons sold. Navel market 10 to 15 cents higher. Lemon market higher. Navel averages ranged from $3.20 to $6.70. Lemons $3.90 to $5.95. OLOSING LIBERTY BONDS NEW YORK, Dec. 16. 3½s 100.31; first, 4½s 101.21; second 4½s 100.26; third, 4½s 101.11; fourth 4½s 101.31; new 4½s 105.2; new 4s 100.18. NAME CATHERWOOD WASHINGTON, Dec. 16. Robert Catherwood of Chicago today was elected president of the National Civic Service Reform League to succeed Wm. Dudley Foulke. Christmas Candy XMAS MIXT, 2 lbs. for ... 25¢ CHOCOLATE DROPS, per lb... 20¢ GUM DROPS, per lb... 15¢ CANDY FIGS, per lb... 23¢ HONEY COMB, per lb... 20¢ Just received our Trees, direct from Oregon. They are a fine lot and prices right. SALE OF JEWELRY Because of the success of our sale we have decided to continue Sale one week longer, and give you the opportunity of buying your KILLS BRIDE, HEADGHTER & VANCOUVER, Wash., Police today were complete investigation of order of J. M. McGinley, 49, a frenzled rage near here after day, shot and killed him of five days, inflicting with a revolver and an axe Lucille, the woman's 14 daughter, by a former mule which caused her death took his own life as deputies were closing on him Jack, 12, and Minnie, dren of the slain woman spared a similar fate by from the shed where they neighbors when she started. Both were shot legs before they could escape the injuries are not serious An argument over which Mrs. McGinley is has insisted that her collect money due him for brother in a business deal the fatal shooting. TETUAN ISOLATORY RIFFS' CATHERWOOD Tetuan was isolated by water and Tangler endangered in further gains in the latest outbreak enforced by the Spanish retreat. France is known to fear organized attempt by all the lems of Africa under the ship of Abdel Krim, to the white domination. England lie in watching possessions crouchment on British rife the Riff triumph. The garrison of Alcazade opposite Gibraltar, is in the Riffs, who hold Spanish posts between Teuta have fallen. The Anjera revolt, it ended today, was provoked by bombardment by a Spanish plane of the home of the chieftain, Zellat, who was a friend of Spain. BIDS ON ROAD Two bids offered super grading and graveling hurst-rd., northwest of were referred to Highway intendent J. L. McBride. The bid of Sparks & Anaheim was the lowest the other $2950, was sub U.F. Ford of Santa Ana. Approximately three-quarter mile is to be improved. LITTLE DE LUXE IN COUNTY Ray Love fell in love open road but lacked withal to travel de luxe fell into the hands of the ton police who charged SALE of JEWELRY Because of the success of our sale we have decided to continue Sale one week longer, and give you the opportunity of buying your XMAS PRESENTS AT UNHEARD OF Remarkably Low Prices Satisfy yourself by coming to this Sale. QUALITY AND SERVICE 100% Save from 20 per cent to Over Half on Watches, Diamonds and Jewelry Elgin, 12 size, white or green Gold Watch, with chain and knife; value $25; Sale price complete, only ... $16.50 We have a few Yellow Gold, 12 size, Elgin and Waltham Watches, engraved screw case, 15 jewels, value $20; while they last ... $18.00 A few Ladies Elgin Bracelet Watches; smallest size; in green and white gold; $35 values; only ... $30.00 JUST A FEW OF THESE, SO COME EARLY Reductions on all Diamonds over $100, and 10% on those under $100. A diamond makes a perfect Christmas present. Gentlemen's genuine solid gold, reconstructed Ruby Rings; $12 values ... $8.00 Regular $12 Ladies' white solid gold, genuine reconstructed Ruby rings; handsome patterns for $7.00 ALARM CLOCKS ... $1.00 SILVER POLISH, 25c value, on sale ... 15c $25.00 Sterling Silver CIGARETTE CASES ... $15.00 PEARL NECKLACES at HALF PRICE Space permits us to give you just a few prices. You are invited to come in and see for yourself. Open Evenings During the Sale M. A. STALMER THE LEADING JEWELER OF FULLERTON 112 North Spadra Ave. "Sign of the Clock" THE PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIF. COURT UPHOLDS TAX PUBLICITY BALTIMORE, Md., Dec. 16.—Dedicated Judge Morris Soper today held the rights of the press to publish income tax returns when sustained a demurrer filed by the Baltimore Post against its inattention. In rendering his decision, Judge Soper said: "It is not in accordance with the spirit of the law to punish those who, by added publicity, materially assist to accomplish the very object that congress had in law." The Baltimore Post, tabloid newspaper, was the first publication to be indicted for publishing the returns, but two others have already won verdicts. They are the New York Herald-Tribune and the City Journal-Post. The real case, however, was of especial interest because the returns were first available in this city because Baltimore newspaper published the returns in almost direct defiance of the order of Helen L. Talt, the tax commissioner. The case had been under investigation since Dec. 9 when arguments by defense counsel and U. S. Dist. Atty. Woodcock for the government were heard. All of the cases, it was said, are not preliminary steps for a U. S. supreme court decision to determine the constitutionality of the增值税 clause of the income tax bill. In his decision, Judge Soper told the tendency of the times was to allow greater freedom rather than to curb the freedom of the process. HILLS BRIDE, HER DAUGHTER & SELF VANCOUVER, Wash., Dec. 16. Police today were making a complete investigation of the record of J. M. McGinley, 49, who in frenzied rage near here late yesterday, shot and killed his bride five days, inflicting injuries with a revolver and an axe upon herelle, the woman's 14 year old daughter, by a former marriage. WARNING AGAINST SPREAD OF REVOLT LONDON, Dec. 16.—Announcement was made in the house of commons this afternoon that Great Britain had warned Albania, Serbia and Bulgaria that they must take steps to prevent the Albania insurrection from spreading. McINTOSH NAMED WASHINGTON, Dec 16.—President Coolidge today nominated as comptroller of the currency Jos. W. McIntosh of Illinois. ARE YOU INTERESTED IN THE POULTRY INDUSTRY? A meeting of the Poultry men of Orange Co., will be held next Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at the Farm Bureau Office, Hall of Records Building, Santa Ana. Officers of the poultry producers and other prominent speakers will be present. This meeting is of VITAL IMPORTANCE to you whether you are a member of the Poultry Producers or not. Refreshments. Be sure and come— POULTRY DEPT. OF ORANGE CO. FARM BUREAU WILL S. HATCH, Chairman XMAS PROGRAM AT SCHOOL ASSEMBLY Three readings comprised today’s program at the Christmas assembly of the Hi School. Lenore McAllister gave “The Most Beautiful Dream in the World.” Modesto van Doovan, “My Pa” and Eva Wilber “The Prayer.” A decorated Christmas tree was a feature. The faculty held its Christmas party last evening. The debating coaches yesterday at a meeting in Garden Grove picked up three of the spring debate and as the date March 13. The subject will be Resolved, that there be a Board of Censorship of Motion Pictures Established by the government. Anahiem won the fall debate and hopes to win the other. The communities in the league besides Anahiem are Tustin Garden Grove, Huntington Beach and Fullerton. Bert Steelhead represented Anahiem at yesterday’s gathering. The school will close this afternoon, not to re-open until Jan. 5. On Wednesday, Thursday and Friday the teachers will be expected to attend the annual Teachers’ Institute in Los Angeles. No Amorance of course will be issued this week. PROBATE ESTATE Mrs. Eda Thomas, who died last April 7 at Anahim, left an estate valued at "not more than $10,000" according to a petition on Illein probate court at Santa Ana today. Adolph Thomas, the widower, being the petitioner for letters of administration. Interest in property in Anahim and Los Angeles makes up the bulk of the estate. Mothers Moan Girl Tell Tom Hill, 18-years Ana student, late yesterdays assault made up which offense young Haila prominent family, answer in the superior ball of $25,000. The mother of the into tears as her well-wished father would cry out her profession that was being court, which was devilators. The girl declared she dragged to an empty that she became when she was thrown through the front door.. Neighbors found him later groping about a garage in the house from which she ged herself away. Plain Dealer Classified Juice Results. Try t... HILLS BRIDE, HER DAUGHTER & SELF VANCOUVER, Wash., Dec. 16. Police today were making a complete investigation of the record of J. M. McGinley, 49, who in frenzied rage near here late yesterday, shot and killed his bride five days, inflicting injuries with a revolver and an axe upon her niece, the woman's 14 year old daughter, by a former marriage, which caused her death and then took his own life as deputy sheriffs were closing in on him. Jack, 12, and Minnie, 8, children of the slain woman, were prepared a similar fate by running from the shed where they lived to neighbors when the shooting started. Both were shot in the legs before they could escape, but the injuries are not serious. An argument over money in which Mrs. McGinley is said to have insisted that her husband collect money due him from his brother in a business deal, caused the fatal shooting. TETUAN ISOLATED BY RIFFS' GAINS TANGIER, Morocco, Dec. 16. Tetuan was isolated by land and water and Tangier endangered today in further gains of the Riffs in the latest outbreak encouraged by the Spanish retreat. France is known to fear an organized attempt by all the Mosques of Africa under the leadership of Abdel Krim, to throw off white domination. England is believed to watching possible encroachment on British rights in the Riff triumph. The garrison of Aleazar Kebir, opposite Gibraltar, is in the hands of the Riffs, who hold many Spanish posts between Tetuan and Ceuta have fallen. The Anjera revolt, it was learned today, was provoked by aerial bombardment by a Spanish airplane of the home of the Anjera chieftain, Zellat, who formerly was a friend of Spain. BIDS ON ROAD JOB Two bids offered supervisors for grading and graveling Brookhurst-rd., northwest of Anaheim, were referred to Highway Superintendent J. L. McBride. The bid of Sparks & McClellan, Anaheim, was the lower. $2829. The other $2950, was submitted by F. Ford of Santa Ana. Approximately three-quarters of a mile is to be improved. LITTLE DE LUXE IN COUNTY JAIL Ray Love fell in love with the open road but lacked the wherewithal to travel de luxe style and fell into the hands of the Fullerton police who charged him with shooting to which means of subHolida BUT NOT SALE OF MEN'S LEATHERS A splendid offer. All leather Flexible sole, all sizes..... Children's Felt Boots Slippers, 95c —Charming little styles in felt pers for the children. The style colors are numerous—so many you are 'most certain to find which will please. Sizes 3 to 8 size 8h, 95c. Men's Hy-Lo Slippers —Made of excellent felt, padded so with turn-down collar to match; all Indian Moccasins —Made of leather with fancy collar. Women's sizes: $1.59 Children's $1.19 MEN'S LEATHERS Men's Kid House Slippers —Made of excellent grade leather, flexible soles; in tan or black; Everett, opera or Romeo styles; $2.50 values ..... WOMEN'S FELT BOUDOIR SLIPPERS, first grade felt, padded sole, while they last special at ..... 89c Comes This Splender of Women's Low Shoes, Worth in Every Way a Great Deal More Than Their Present Price..... Styles are the newest, embracing a wide variety of patterns in both Oxfords and Straps; all widths and sizes are represented; every height heel and LITTLE DE LUXE IN COUNTY JAIL Ray Love fell in love with the open road but lacked the wherewithal to travel de luxe style and fell into the hands of the Pullerton police who charged him with "having no visible means of support." He was sentenced to 30 days in the Orange co. jail. Pre-Inventory SALE OF Good Used Automobiles BUICK 6 COUPE—1923. BUICK 6 TOURINGS—1923, '22, '21, '20, '17. BUICK 6 ROADSTERS—1922. BUICK 4 TOURINGS—1922, '22, '17. CHEVROLET TOURINGS—1924, '23, '22. CLEVELAND TOURING—1923. FORDS—1923 Sedan. 1923 Coupe. 1923 Roadster. 1919, '17 Touring. HUPMOBILE—1921 Roadster. MOON—1924 Sport Sedan. AND MANY OTHERS—BUICK USED CAR DEPARTMENT Motor Sales Co., Inc. 128 S. Los Angeles St. Women's Juliet, Slippers, $1.48 Flexible leather soles and rubber lift heels. Trimmed, with ribbon or chinchilla. Many colors — bright Christmas colors. Sizes 3 to 8 at $1.48 a pair. MEN! OUR FAMOUS “STUTZ” SHOES AND “DR. C SUPPORT SHOES Have no equal at their price. Those shoes we show in every desirable style and leather. Every pair has Goodyear welted soles. A Sale of Men’s Dress Shoes, $5.00 Values—$3.98 This lot includes English or broad toe styles. Tan or black. Many lines from regular stock. All sizes. Men With ATTENTION About 300 pairs of sample shoes, sizes 6, 6½, 7; every leather represented. All high-grade footwear. If you can be fitted, only $2.98 19 Stores in California KAFATERIA S 109 W. CENTER Mothers Moan As Girl Tells Story Tom Hill, 18-year-old Santa Ana student, late yesterday heard a 10-year-old girl describe an alleged assault made upon her, for which offense young Hill, son of a prominent family, was held to answer in the superior court, under ball of $25,000. The mother of the youth burst into tears as her well-groomed son was led into the courtroom. The mother of the girl occasionally would cry out her protest to testimony that was being given in the court, which was devoid of spectators. The girl declared she had been dragged to an empty house and that she became unconscious when she was thrown forebly through the front door onto the floor. Neighbors found her a half hour later groping about the walls of a garage in the rear of the house, from which she had dragged herself away. Plain Dealer Classified Ads produce results. Try this medium Business College Midwinter Term Opens December 29 Enrollments Active WELLINGTON TALKS TO KIWANIS CLUB Inter-club relations and the meaning and value of luncheon clubs were discussed interestingly today by Major M. B. Wellington, lieutenant governor of Kiwanis and former president of the Santa Ana Kiwanis club before local Kiwanians. Luncheon clubs started after the war, when the spirit of co-operation was abroad, said the speaker. Men of like minds who thot differently and of like ambitions who were working in a different way to attain them got together. Illustrating the value of education, Major Wellington said that out of 14 university men in a company to which 400 men belonged at one time or another 13 became officers, while of the others only two had become officers and they had had previous military training. During Wellington's speech William T. Wallop presided. President Young earlier had spoken in behalf of getting the Southern Branch of the U. of C. here and Wellington said the Santa Ana Kiwanis had voted to back Fullerton in the project. Next Tuesday the Champion Boy Scout fire-builder of the county will be invited to demonstrate. All of the members next meeting are expected to bring prizes to cost not more than 25 cents each. The prizes will be pooled and each man will draw. It was voted to have Homer P. Ames and L. A. Lewis frame resolutions of appreciation of the late Richard Melrose and of condolences to his family. Mr. and Mrs. Castator, who run the Elks Club dining room, were invited in and personally thanked for their excellent meal on Ladies Night last week. KILLED BY BOOTLEG LOS ANGELES, Dec. 16—B. A. Collins, a sailor on the U. S. N. Colorado, residing in Brooklyn, N.Y., died today after drinking poison bootleg whisky, according to police. Navy officers immediately launched an investigation. Thin Men Skinny Men Run Down Men Nervous Men You probably know that Cod Liver Oil is the greatest flesh producer in the world. Because it contains more Vitamines than any food you can get. You'll be glad to know that Cod Liver Oil comes in sugar-coated tablets now, so if you really want to put 10 or 20 pounds of real healthy flesh on your bones and feel well and strong ask Hoying's Pharmacy, Jackson Drug Co. Orange Co. Drug Co., or any druggist for a box of McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets. Only 60 cents for 60 tablets and if you don't gain five pounds in 30 days your druggist will hand you back the money you paid for them. It isn't anything unusual for a person to gain 10 pounds in 30 days. "Get McCoy's, the original and genuine Cod Liver Oil Tablet." Saturday Footwear NOT HOLIDAY PRICES Men's Felt Boots $95c Timing little styles in felt slipper the children. The styles and are numerous—so many that most certain to find a pair will please. Sizes 3 to 8, 85c; 95c. Women's Boudoir Slippers, $1.00 Black kidskin boudoir slippers trimmed with pompons. Sizes 2½ to 8. A most appropriate gift—one which is always acceptable, at $1.00 a pair. Men's Everett Slippers, $1.48 With flexible leather soles, rubber heels. In gray and brown. Sizes 6 to 11. Men's Hy-Lo Slippers Excellent felt, padded soles, down collar to match; all sizes $1.48 Women's Felt Boots Made with imitation Astrakhan collar; all colors; sizes 2½ to 8 $1.48 Moccasins Lather with fancy collar. Sizes $1.59 $1.19 Infants' Felt Bootees Made in a number of pretty shades of felt; trimmed in fur; for the babies; sizes 2 to 5 $69c Men's Extra Quality Felt Slippers In a various amount of colors; padded soles; considerably underpriced $1.48 MEN'S LEATHER HOUSE SLIPPERS Men's House Slippers Excellent grade leather, in tan or black; or Romeo values ... $1.98 MEN'S EXTRA QUALITY KID HOUSE SLIPPERS Black or brown leather in Everett or opera style; hand-turned soles; on sale ... $3.25 Men's Cavalier Slippers Made of the very fine kid leather; turn soles; in brown only; all sizes ... $4.48 FELT BOUDOIR First grade felt, pad-like they eat ... 89c WOMEN'S CORDUROY SLIPPERS—A dandy slipper to match most any color ... $1.00 CHILDREN'S FELT SLIPPERS Ribbon trimmed, sizes 5 to 8 70e; 8½ to 2 ... 85c This Splendid Sale Low Shoes, Worth a Great Deal More Present Price ... $298 REMARKABLE THE VALUES WE OFFER AT ALL TIMES IN FOOTWEAR FOR WOMEN At the One Price of ... $4.85 Select from shoes This Splendid Sale Low Shoes, Worth a Great Deal More Present Price..... $2.98 ES AND "DR. GLASS" ARCH HOES shoes we show in Every pair has $5 Men With Small Feet ATTENTION! about 300 pairs of simple shoes, sizes 6, 4, 7; every leather presented. All highmade footwear. If you can be fitted, only $2.98 REMARKABLE THE VALUES WE OFFER AT ALL TIMES IN FOOTWEAR FOR WOMEN At the One Price of..... $4.85 Select from shoes that usually sell at half again and more. Those new shades of tan, patent kid, dull or bright kid. Every Height Heel, all fancy cut out patterns. Every Height Heel. Strap Slippers, and Mary Janes For Girls Made of patent kid, good wearing, and the new lasts; all sizes up to 2, on sale..... $1.98 Sizes 5 to 8 only at $1.48 Men's Padded Sole Slippers at $1.00 Just the thing he will want for his leisure hours at home. The soles are padded. In gray, brown and green with plaid trimming. Sizes 6 to 11. Get those at $1.00 a pair. ERIA SHOE STORE W. CENTER ST., ANAHEIM Toys Free to Children