Member of tfie Associalid Prist - CITY NEWS EDITION EVE LOOK 2 CENTS Eatabli.hed October 13, 1875 Each Day's Paper Better Than the Laai VOLUME UV, SANTA MONICA. CALIFORNIA. TUESDAY, JUNE 11, 1929 NUMBER 161 QSBudget Indicates School Cost Increase UIIIUUMlUUlUUll UUIUIUllitllllUillU lllllllllllllllllllllltll JlMlCl l-zUlNVIJ MiiiiiiimniiHin* — uiiiiiiimiiiiitiiniUlllllllllllllllllllllil (iiiiuiiiiiiuuiiiiui _JUIIIIII_I__II | «„»,„«„«,„ ——UlllllllUiUUillUllili l iiimiiumiimiiiinti •i LINE ,S - ********** _. ___--__ _ — _-. —_ ___. __. _ __._— 0tata £?!/ ROBT. P. HOLLIDAY If you didn't read the sports page of the Outlook last even­ ing you missed a gem. We call your attention to It and sug­ BREAKWATER HOPES INCREASE llllllllllllllllllllllll IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII gest that if you overlooked lllllllllllllllllllllll Roger Greene's column you Heads Teachers dig up Monday's issue and peruse the attack made upon Weber in him, which he so gallantly Pacific Electric Car Fare Raised published. Such attacks are always welcome in a newspa­ Awkward Pause Arises as Board per office. The staff always Conference reads them first and gets a Proposed Expenditures Fails to Approve Teacher Shift Round Trip good laugh and then we try, if they are not too scurrilous, to One of those awkward pauses In question wanted to make the On Harbor that are never recorded In the change. Martin replied that pass them on for the edifica­ minutes bat seem fall of signif­ they were witling and that It tion of the rest of the readers. For Coming Year Given icance came in last evening's had been "checked through" by Saving Cut The reason such letters are session of the Santa Monloa principals and supervisors for Gilbert Tells Cit3_ board of education when Su­ the last two weeks. Club Governor Not always welcome is very simple. perintendent Fred F. Martin There was more pause. Mrs. If a writer doesn't receive let­ recommended a shift of Carlisle said she could not see Influenced ters—good, bad, mild or indif­ four teachers from here to the need of harry. President In Statement to Board there and vice versa In the George Hart counseled approv­ To Nothing ferent—his boss soon comes to Judge Arthur A. Weber, physical education department. al, inasmuch as the changes the conclusion that his stuff is When he had quite folly ex­ were recommended by the su­ chairman of the breakwater so inane that no one reads it. Raise of 2-4 Cents in Tax Rate for High plained the changes proposed perintendent and had the o. k. Commutation Books association, ls in San Fran- Consequently he gets the sack the next In order was a motion of the supervlaor and princi­ Cisco today In conferenca School Among Items Listed; Matter Not to approve, bat Instead came pals. He couldn't see why an Remain Same; Sell fend a journalist who can com- Yet Definitely Settled the awkward pause. issue should be made of it. bat Monthly Pass with one of the foremost au** Los Angeles terminal wlU not be lost. Santa Moniea baa ren. Jim Fisher, or any of the schools is $498,000. For the year Juat At Boston— R H Los Angeles Inadvisable at Present are also raised. The one way fare Miss Judd Heads made Itself felt and bas brought to closing it -was $456,000. Increases in Detroit 003 001 001—6 7 Increase, however, does not affect the front with new force, be said, staff of the Outlook. We don't teachers' salaries, as provided for Boston 020 010 000—3 11 Time; Save Public Money communities in the Bay District. the great importance of acquiring want them to purposely insult in the graduated schedule, Superin­ Carroll and Phillips; MacFayden, ROUND TRIP more beach for public use. Gov­ people Just to get a letter ln tendent Martin stated, account for Russell and Berry. Santa Monica's municipal bus system has accomplished what it was RATE JUMPS Teachers' Group ernor Young has remarked to tho reply, but if in the course of $27,000 of the advance ln the total organized to do, is the finding of a report by a special committee of the Round trip fares to Santa Monica. committee of Santa Monlcans who Santa Monica-Ocean Park Chamber ot Commerce, presented at yester­ Ocean Park, Venice, Sawtelle, Cul­ waited on him last week that 11 their legitimate work some of for the year. Eight new or addi­ day's meeting of the board of directors in tbe Miramar Hotel. The ob­ Hold Election at Annual tional teachers are to be employed, Venice Men Seek ver City, and other points on the nothing comes from the breakwa­ our customers see fit to write jective of the bus business was to give Santa Monica residents transporta­ Meeting Yesterday ter bill that the etate park com­ discussion indicated. One cent in­ Connecting Highway tion to and from Los Angeles at a low rate of fare. system covering the Bay District, In, either praising or razzing crease in the tax rate on a basis are increased to twice the amount at Palisades mission may add to the playground Under existing circumstances the committee finds that lt would be areas in this section of the state by them, we shall be more than of a total valuation of $76,000,000 For the purpose of holding a con­ inadvisable to extend the Santa Monica bus lines into the downtown area of the one way fare, so that there proud. In fact we cannot help for the district ls the prospect. This ia no longer any advantage ln the Miss Caroline Lucy Judd was buying considerable stretches of ference with a committee from the of Los Angeles. The full report follows: beach sand. but think that a writer like is $6,000,000 more than the valua­ Santa Monica Chamber of Com­ Report of Special Committee on the purchase of a round trip ticket. This elected president of the Banta merce on selection of a route for ls said to represent an Increase of Monica Classroom Teachers asso­ GIVES ACCOUNT OF Roger Greene, who can com­ tion of last year. Matter of Extension of the Mn CALL ON HEARST a highway between Venice and nlclpal Bus System In the City of approximately five cents at most mand such a magnificent let­ V/-, CENT GAIN points. ciation at the annual business meet­ IN TAX RATE Santa Monica, Chairman Walter Santa Monica and Loa Angeles. Judge Weber also gave the direc­ ter as that published last Newcombe of the advisory board of Canal Order Commutation books for 30 and 60 ing and picnic of the organization In the high school district the Directors of Santa Monica-Ocean tors an account of bis caU yester­ •vening is worth more than he the Venice branch of the Los An­ rides will be sold at the present rate, late yesterday at the Pacific Palis­ day on WUliam Randolph Hearst, budget calls for an increase of two geles chamber, yesterday appointed Park Chamber of Commerce, prices on this form of transporta­ adee. Miss Judd is a member of the s being paid. and one-half cents in the tax rate in company with Frank E. Bundy, the following: John 8. Harrah, Brings Joy Santa Monica, Calif. tion having been substantially in­ high sohool faculty. Robert Mitchell president of the chamber. The pub­ on the valuation of $76,000,000. Donald Gray, A. A. Nawton, C. H. No higher compliment could Teachers' salaries, the superinten­ Gentlemen: The committee met creased a year ago. ot Lincoln Junior High school waa lisher spoke with great enthusiasm Eudmlller,. Will Rattray, O. G. A new monthly pass system, as- of all Southern CaUfornla and thia je paid him. It demonstrates dent states, account for the lion's Walker, George Walters, Herbert To Venetians Tuesday, June 4th, 1929. at 11 a. m. chosen vice president; Miss Ethel share of the increase in this division sertedly of great advantage to com­ Thomaa of the senior high school locality in particular but expressed above all things that his col- Hartol, Sherwood Kinney, Albert Present: Strangman, Holllday and muters, has been established. The also, and the Junior college courses Stanley and one member each from secretary, and Miss Georgia Stew­ his opposition to the breakwater tn imn is read and read closely. for considerable. The total budget All Venice waa preparing Pratt; and Frank Helton, conferee. monthly pass will cost $9.50 for San­ definite and positive terms. He did the Venice Lions club, Venice Realty today to celebrate the signing Absent: (by illness) Johnson. ta Monica and Venice commuters, art of the Madison school, treasurer. \nd that ls what he is paid expenditures are set forth as board and Woman's City club of indicate, however, say those who $723,000. ot the contract for the filling who are of the opinion that they Two bills now before Governor or. Venice. Mr. Helton outlined the history of Young for his signature were en­ were present, that he entertains The requirements of the elemen­ In of the Venice canals. The the municipal bus enterprise from will have to do quite a bit of riding only the most friendly feeling to­ Venice Chamber of Commerce, in a month to be noticeably bene­ dorsed by the teachers. One pro­ Within the next few days tary special building fund, raised by The conference between the Ven­ its Inception and furnished aueh vides that boards ot education can ward the civic leaders of Santa taxation, are $13,000 more than the ice and Santa Monica chambers' co-operating with the Lions facte and figures as were necessary fited thereby. grant teachers leave of absence Monica and that he la disposed to the fate of the breakwater year Just ending, the budget states, committees ts expected to be held club and other organizations, for the committee to arrive at con­ Local Los Angeles fares are not without penalizing them by loss of co-operate with them ln every way bill, now in the hands of Gov­ a total of $110,000. at an early date. Including several women's clusions. changed, except that the five cent their rating ln the salary schedule that he believes is for tbe best In­ Teachers still insist in discussing At the meeting of the advisory clubs, announced a celebra­ Tbis committee found tbat tbe tickets previously sold ln books of or In tbe pension term. The other terests of the district. ernor Young, will be known. with the press that what the super­ board of the Venice chamber yes­ He will either let it die or sign tion will be held, celebrating municipal bus Unes have been op­ 20 for $1, are now provided in books measure empowers boards of educa­ Mrs. D. O. Stephens, known intendent calls an increase in sal­ terday, H. W. Woodard reported the what was called "a great vic­ erating approximately one year, of 16 at the same price. tion to establish a local pension throughout the West for her club it. The committee of Santa ary is an actual decrease so far as lack of lifeguards and the resultant tory and the beginning of a during which time about $100,000.00 fund if they so desire. and public welfare activities, yester­ they are personally concerned ln tragedy of the three drownings ln ^Monicans who called on the new era ln tbe lite of the Bay worth of equipment has about half The Classroom Teachers associa­ day wired Governor Young with a that it puts them to much expense Venice on Memorial Day, The mat­ District community." paid for itself, including interest at governor last week found one of time and money to gain the cred­ ter was referred to C. H. Eudemiller Edison Company tion was formerly the Santa Mon­ plea to sign the breakwater bill as The contract was signed lato 8 per cent. Assuming that the sys­ ica Teachers association but princi­ follows: "For many years we havo thing to be true. To all in­ its required as a condition. of the beach development commit­ tem will enjoy the same amount of tee, who was requested to submit a yesterday by the president of In Voluntary Cuts pals and supervisors are now ln a striven to meet the recreational tents and purposes the gover­ business the coming year, then it separate group and the executives report at the next meeting of the the Los Angeles board of pub­ may safely be assumed that this needs ot our people. Impelled only nor was of an open mind. He board. On motion of E. J. Soren- lic works. That the Southern California Edi­ in still another. The teachers voted by this motive and feeling that equipment will be entirely paid tor a change ln their by-laws covering waa anxious to learn all he Charles Evans to sen, seconded by John B. Daniell. Actual work of filling In the out of earnings during the first two son company ls not included ln the senate bill No. 797 will do more than W. L. Taylor, general manager of canals will begin within the general investigation of public util­ the change ln name of the organi­ anything else to preserve our could about the matter and to Quit Night School years of operation. zation, , the Venice Vanguard, was unanl next ten days, according to R. FIND OTHER ity rates now being conducted by beaches, I respectfully request you that end he listened closely mously elected as a member of the A. Wattson, who wae awarded IMPORTANT ANGLES the railroad commission, ls due to to sign the bUl." Charles Evans, principal of the advisory board of the Venice branch and patiently. Santa Monica night school, who is the contract. We find, however, that there are voluntary rate reductions made by One other thing the com­ of the Los Angeles chamber. the company, according to C. E. Red Beacon Light GILBERT HOPEFUL resigning to the great regret of the more important angles to the situa­ OF SUCCESS mittee did learn. The gover­ board of education, reported to Su­ tion than the actual profit and.loss Hewes, Edison company manager ln perintendent Martin, ln a letter Santa Monicans account of the bus operation. First this district. Keeps Cops Busy The belief that Gov. C. C. Young nor is going to decide this we must not lose sight of the fact "On five occasions since July, 1927, is not being influenced by outside read at last evening's board meet­ Guidera Held for Patrolmen, sergeants and mem­ matter entirely on its merits. ing, that there are now 2977 per­ Win College Degrees that the first and prime considera­ the Edison company, ln informal Interests against signing the break­ Attempted Murder tion that brought the eity into the conferences with the railroad com­ bers of the police motorcycle squad water enabling bill and that there He is not interested to any sons enrolled. This is an increase saw red last night and so did Sergt. great extent in the major from 1998 last year at this time. The Bay District was represented transportation business waa the ex- mission, has put lower rates into ef­ ls an exceUent chance of hia sign­ Matthew A. Guidera, 29, son of by four graduating seniors at the orbtant (are being charged between fect, representing a total saving to Al A. Buck, in charge of the night ing lt in the few daya before tho point flung out by its chief The largest enrollment was ln the wealthy New York family, wu being this city and Los Angelee, and it desk. When dawn came the Jovial dead-line, was expressed last eve­ class ln physical training. Although thirty-seventh annual commence­ consumers of $2,500,500," Mr. Hewes sergeant's melodious voice was hus­ objectors, i.e., that it will raise held under $15,000 bond today for was to remedy this situation that said. "Each time, the Increased use ning at the monthly meeting of the enrollment is nearly 50 per cent ment exercises at Occidental Col­ the city engaged in the transporta­ ky and his arms ached from hand­ City club of Santa Monica by J. C. taxes. That ls beside the more than it was last year the av­ trial in superior court on a charge of electricity encouraged by the low­ ling the telephones as the bells con­ of attempting to kill Mrs. Mary lege, held last evening in the achool tion enterprise. The city has been ered cost has been shown in our Gilbert, prominent official of the question with the governor. erage dally attendance is only 34 auditorium when 114 seniors re­ eminently successful in accomplish­ tinually Jangled through the hours Southern Counties Gas company and a fraction per cent more. SherriU, 2749 San Marino, Loe An gross earnings. It is the company's of the night and early morning, He wants to be sure, first that geles. Ouidera was arrested by Saw­ ceived diplomas. ing its purpose. It carried 189,000 and a member of the committee This represents the great prob­ passengers during the month of policy at all times to keep its net with the voices of anxious police­ who interviewed Gov. Young at the bill is constitutional, sec­ lem in adult education, how to hold telle police officers after he was ac The students are Ernest Elwood earnings within the limits estab­ men on the other end of the wire cused by the woman of stabbing her lished by the railroad commission." ond that it does not interfere the pupils in classes where no tui­ Ketchersld and James F. Bone of (Continued on Page 13) inquiring about the "red lights, (Continued on Page 13) tion is charged. Mr. Evans says he during an altercation on the beach Santa Monica, Albert William Klein where's the trouble?" with any of the plans of the near Castle Rock. The young New state for the acquisition of will be glad to discuss witb the of Ocean Park and Maurice James It was several hours before the board a plan for next year which Yorker was said to have been an ad Brown of Pacific Palisades. Two confusion could be explained and beach sand, and third, is there will require a tuition deposit to be mlrer of Mrs. Sberrlil's and the honorary degrees, a doctor of Ministers Endorse Palisades Plan the trouble located. The amber bea­ Put Final Touch any chance of the harbor ever returned after so many evenings of couple, according to the woman's science and a doctor of law, were con light on the water tower that On Senior Play being used for commercial attendance. testimony had spent the evening at also conferred. Dr. Robert O. Cle­ lights the airway to Clover Field Mr. Evans ls resigning to take 8 prominent night clubs previous to land, vice president, gave the prin­ Of Pacific Summer Assembly suddenly went "red" last night and purpose's. the asserted attack at the beach. the patrolmen and motorcycle men Final touches are being give, tba business position in the East He cipal address, choosing as his sub­ three-act comedy, "The Youngest," Once those matters have had planned to do this last year but Mrs. SherriU was tbe principal ject, "The Wealth of Educated for the Pacific Palisades associa­ confused the beacon light with the Mlnda." Endorsement of the eighth an­ red police light. to be presented next Tuesday and been settled satisfactorily in remained at the urgent request of witness called by Deputy District nual six weeks' program ot the Pa­ tion. At the close of Mr. Day's ad­ Wednesday evenings, June 18 and Attorney Eugene U. Blalock at a the governor's mind, we be­ the superintendent. cific Palisades summer schools and dress the ministers voted unani­ 19, bv the June graduating elaes ot preliminary hearing of the case be­ assembly, arrangements tor supply­ Santa Monica high school. Parenta lieve he will act fore Municipal Judge Charles D. mously to endorse tne program. We are now convinced that Barrister Will ing a minister from the ministerial Officer Rewarded and friends of the cast wiU be in­ Ballard. She accused the New York­ organization to addreaa the Boy A committee headed by Rev. vited Tuesday evening to a special politics wlU not enter into the Tickets Go Fast er of attacking her with a walking Address Men's Club Scout camp at Catllna Island each F. G. H. Stevens, pastor of the First For Courteous Work performance, while the general pub­ governor's decision. Prom For Sciots* Dance •*«<* and a~a_or Sunday during tbe summer season, Methodist Episcopal church of lic may secure admission Wednes­ what the committee could Frank Q. Tjrrrell. prominent and discussion of plana for holding Santa Monica, has been appointed That courtesy and consideration day evening. Tickets are selling fast for the member of tbe Loe Angeles bar and to attend to the supplying of a min­ have their rewards in public service gather the question of making a picnic at Pacific Palisades on as well as in the other spheres of Written by Philip Barry, success­ Sciots' Booster dance which will be Sons of St* George author of several books, ls announo­ July 8 were some of the matters ister each Sunday to address the ful New York playwright, "The or losing votes is not one of held Thursday evening, June 13, at ed as the principal speaker at the Boy Scouts in their camp at Gata- Ufe received another demonstration Youngest" is one of his clevewst Men's Club meeting, Tuesday, June taken up yesterday afternoon by on the occasion of Patrolman Henry the considerations the gover­ the La Monica ballroom ln order to Plan Entertainment the Santa Monica Bay Ministers' llna Island during the summer Jocham's brthday anniversary. works. It deals with a typical raise funds with which to advertise 18, at the Presbyterian church. He nor is looking at in connection will speak on "The New Chivalry." association at their last regular months. Some time ago the popular offi­ American family. Much comedy and Santa Monica at the Sclot conven­ The American Order of the Sons meeting for the season. There Plans were discussed for the hold­ cer had occasion in the line of po­ wit is evident in the lines and gen­ jrtth this bill. tion in San Francisco soon. Rex Teel, who has been appointed ing of a picnic by the Ministers' as­ eral action of the play, whioh JS of St. George will entertain with chairman of the meeting, ls arrang­ were 15 members of the association Uce duty to perform a service. It r Being from Northern Cali­ The committee has been swamped a social tomorrow evening, June 12, and several visitors ra attendance sociation on July 8 as the closing was a part of his duty and he never said to contain an intriguing plot. ing an aU star program. The men Roy Henderson and Larry Magee fornia, naturally he has but a with Inquiries, tbey report, and at St. Oeorge's hall, 1447 Sixteenth members of the board of education at the gathering which was held ln social gathering of the organiza­ gave it another thought. He didn't from -present indications a full at­ street, SanU Monica. This will be and membera of tbe faculty of the the pariah house of St. Augustine'*** tion for the year 1928-1929. The even wait to be thanked. When the wUl alternate in the lead of Richard, hazy view of our aims and am­ tendance will be enjoyed. Tickets one of the liveliest parties which the youngest The femintt* »•» bitions down here. He is mak­ Santa Monica schools will be the Eplscopal church. picnic will be held on the picnic officer reported for evening duty he Include free parking space. Fred the Sons have given this season and guests of honor tn recognition of The highlights of the great pro­ grounds in Temescal canyon at Pa­ found his colleagues in tbe squad wUl be taken by Dorothy DoutBSt in ing a serious effort to grasp Johnston and his Southern Califor­ they are opening the doors to tbe the work accomplished by the gram being presented at Pacific cific Palisades and will be attended room admirng a large layer cake the role of Nancy Blake. Others in that view and upon his sue-' nia Collegians will furnish the public. schools aa a part of the develop­ Palisades durini the- summer by the ministers and their families. with the n-me of Henry Joohams the eaat Include Mary BuShneB, music. The general public is Invited Dancing, whist and five hundred ment of the community life. / , the c' 3 0. the meeting yes- and the nu. or t; his police shield Gayle Packer, Irene Bronnais, us* cess in so doing rests to some schools and asssmbly. J- * to bel Peek, Larry Lea aad Ernest and tickets may be secured at the are to be enjoyed. Refreshments The pr-nram will lnclu-j music August '3, were Ct : jed tc._tj efvr: -ments were served by emblazoned across tbe width of the extent the late oX the bill. door. caite, •_> Arbuckle. *-* --—**%^ will be served and singing. x [ Day of Pacific PaUsades, appearing memben of the Y.W.CA. PAGE TWO SANTA' MONIC.V EVENING OUTLOOK ^ TUESDAY, JUNE 11, 1929 .« MILLION CARS WASHINGTON, June 11 •***>-j™* SCENES AT UNIVERSITY COMMENCEMENT world is stepping on the ••«*• x™ Boosting Young GMM.D_HU_.TS Competition Now number of automobiles registeretered on January 1 last was 32.028.585.584 United States led with 24.629,• For President SYNOPSIS: One night, SO years and beyond, a white-faced boy ln a* 921. Spitsbergen had one. before, Alex Peterson ended his dark tunnel. ... He was asking picturesque career to become staid himself if the devil or chance had Transcontinental Services Speedy Reaction to His Andrew Ogden. Ogden's son, Jer­ given Lundy the four kings or the Achievement in Repa­ ry, Is retelling bis father's story of rare straight flush. He pulled him­ Looking for Hearty that night of horror. Peterson's self up. Lundy was probably bet­ Public Response HERE'S rations Settlement younger brother, also named Jerry, ting on a full house. He'd stick by his queens. By LEMUEL F. PARTON had been sentenced to hang by a By OWEN L. SCOTT miners' trial. He admits robbing "There was a quarter of a mll- (Special Correspondent ef the Special Correspondent Outlook Joe Lundy's safe* Peterson defies Uon in the pot. A $150,000 or ao of (Copyright 1929 Consolidated Press) I OOL Outlook} the mob, locks his brother in the (Copyright 1929) Two Brothers mine and wins a de­ it was Lundy's, and $90,000 dad's; CHICAOO, June 11.—Inaugura- [ NEW YORK, June 11.—It ls an lay until morning. Accepting Lun­ the remainder had been MacCoy's tlon of transcontinental air service, j scbo of European opinion that has dy's invitation to play poker, Pe­ scheduled for this week, discloses or Richey's. Dad calculated swift­ that the transport companies al- | COMFORT thrust into pubUc discussion the terson senses Lundy's diabolical ly. At that time he had available name of Owen D. Young as a presi­ plan to gamble for the Ufe of ready are recognizing competition | dential possibility even before the Jerry. With gripping intensity the about $300,000, so he could bet an­ by establishment of low rates. return of Mr. Young from Paris. game moves toward its climax. other $210,00. He thought about The charge to be made by the The quick and spontaneous reaction first two of the big air services is ! it for a moment longer, then he based in good measure on the time | to Mr. Young's achievement in the wrote a check on his Los Angeles reparations settlement, both here CHAPTER XXXVIII taken ln the cross-country trip. In | and abroad, assures the American A HUMAN UFE AT STAKE bank for $300,000, payable to Joeeac h instance, the cost Is pictured j Lundy. Tearing up his IOU's, he as attractive. Soon the third of | economist and financier a memor­ "The drama of the weird situa­ these New York to the Pacific coast able welcome when, with his col­ tion held us in motionless atten­ slid the check under one of the services will be inaugurated and leagues, he returns on the Aquitan­ stacks of blues. further adjustments may be then ia late this week. Both the English tion. Jerry, visibly affected, con­ "Lundy breathed gustily, took off made—depending on how the pub­ and continental press were unspar­ tinued in a hushed tone. Uc responds. ing in their praise, not only of the "Lundy sat with his. shoulders his glasses, and wiped his face with ALL AIR ROUTE Young plan, but of its author, and hunched up and his cards held close a dirty handkerchief. Putting hls The Aviation Corporation which European critics were quick to note to his eyes. His eyes leaped from glasses on again, he whipped out a that Mr. Young combined penetrat- his own hand to the back of dad's; opens its service on June 14, with g insight and unfailing tact, a his Ups twitched, grinning, and he check book, and scribbled a check a hook-up involving rail service 6end of qualities which led to his moistened them wtth the tip of his for $300,000, payable to dad. then he over the New York Central to designation as "the exemplar of a tongue. The men behind dad burned his IOU's and scribbled on Cleveland, over the Santa Fe from new type of world statesmanship." seemed to have stopped breathing, i the pad. Tearing off the sheet, he Garden City, Kan., west, ls to The London Times attributed the so dead still was the room, yet dad j pushed it, with the check, under charge $250. The Transcontinental success of the reparations sessions said the air quivered Uke a harp I one of the stacks of blues, but ln Air Transport company, which has to "the wise and patient direction of train hook-ups with the Pennsyl­ Mr. Young during the past four months." vania and Santa Fe, is to charge $350. The first line makes the trip WORLD ATTENTION in 60 hours and the second ln 48. Several eastern newspapers, in the accounting for the difference in wake of the news from Paris, al­ cost. The United Aircraft corpora­ ready have raised the question of tion plans an all air route which whether Mr. Young ls "presidential may be negotiated in about 36 timber," supplying their own af­ hours, and a proportional charge is firmative answers. While this, at expected. the moment, may Indicate nothing These rates are described by air more than the highest of Journalis­ transport companies as comparable with the railroad fare when the tic encomiums, it is clear that Mr. difference ln time and the full cost Young has caught the attention of of Pullmans and meals is Included. America and the world as an econo­ They may be reduced If traffic jus­ mist profoundly Informed in the tifies, but it is pointed out that the working of the new cycle ot mass cost of operating huge tri-motored production and mass consumption, planes such as those to be placed ln the service, ls very heavy. Wholesome, delicious, \ as recently expounded by Herbert If the first two Unes, to be oper­ Hoover. ating within the next month, prove full-flavored. The perfect Mr. Young's aphorism, "you can't a success, others may soon be un­ make a turbine ln a blacksmith der way. The United Aircraft line, summer beverage. shop," quoted from his last Paris having an affiliation with the speech in cable dispatches today, Boeing system in the west, has ex­ pieces out several similar utterances perimented with big tri-motored of the last year in which Mr. ships in service over the mountains Young ls revealed as an advocate of and found them feasible. This may profound readjustments in the open the way for direct routes to economic world, to meet changing the more northern cities along the conditions brought about by the Pacific coast. Here are some scenes Saturday when over 1700 students received their degrees and cer­ command of new energies and the The transcontinental air services tificates from the University of Southern California. The pictures show the aca- maintenance of higher world stand­ are looking for a hearty response i demic parade, the students in the Coliseum, where the services were held, and Pres­ ards of Uvlng. This was the back­ from the public when they start ident Rufus B. von KleinSmid addressing the crowd. ground of his recent address at At­ flying the full route. Future rates lantic City, in which he urged the and the extension of these services need of social research comparable Lundy spread his hand slowly—a c ard at a time—a straight flush! will depend on how well travelers and privy council over the ob­reservation, but saves the face of respond to the opportunity to get the element heretofore resolutely • to the vast and widespread concen­ new speed ln their long Journeys. jectionable phrase, "in the names of tration on technical research. It string. Somebody behind him whis­ such a position that dad read it the respective peoples," has been opposing ratification because of the pered: easily. Lundy had written: Mikado of Japan phrase. was also the underlying theme of finally settled, although the settle­ his other recent addresses at Bryn "'Bet, yuh fool!' Jerry Peterson goes free, Mawr and at Harvard business "It seemed to ease the tension for JOE LUNDY. War Veteran in ment was unknown until now. school. a moment and Richey slid forward " 'It'll cost *yuh the Two Brothers It is virtually certain that the Gets Peace Pact special body will recommend final ABOLISH POVERTY a stack of blues. Dad measured lt to call me,' Lundy whispered. Plea of Insanity with a couple more. MacCoy "Dad said he had known lt was approval with a statement attached It was three or four years ago that the phrase has no significance ri^.. MOVINC -4 y that Herbert Hoover first outlined scratched his chin, thinking, then coming, just as he had known it Lorenzo P. Helpman, World war Premier Tanaka Submits he matched the three blue stacks was Lundy's mad ambition to ruin veteran charged with the murder ln Japan where many thought it ran to a few friends his belief that Kellogg Paper to counter to the constitutional pro­ SHIPPING PACKING America was leading the waywit h another three. It was now him that had driven him to pro­ of W. E. "Dinty" Moore, Los An­ Lundy's bet. His hunched-up shoul- geles cafe man, today was under vision that the emperor alone could SI ORAGE through a transitional period of pose this crazy game. He won­ Sovereign conclude a pact. This is not a formal revolutionary significance, which dres almost paralleled the side of dered if the thing were real . . . observation of two well-known mm would eventuaUy end ln the aboli­ his head and he blinked owltshly If he weren't going mad. And then alienists, Drs. Paul Bowers and By WARD PHELPS tion of poverty. Simultaneously, at dad, who was trying to fathom he saw that dark tunnel again and Aaron J. Roanoff, appointed late Special Cable to the Outlook the General Electric company, with his expression. Lundy muttered a white-faced kid listening and yesterday by Superior Judge Hart­ and the Chicago Daily News Mr. Young as chairman of the something to himself, then he sud­ waiting, and he knew lt was real. ley Shaw to testify at his forthcom­ TOKYO, June 11.—It is authori­ board, was conducting nme basic denly raised MacCoy a stack of . . . Had Lundy the four kings or ing trial. tatively learned from the foreign GENERAL 1| ELECTRIC experiments touching on the close blues. the straight flush? The possibility Helpman was returned from psy­ office that Premier Tanaka has sub­ integration of labor and industry, "Richey skinned his cards, hesi­ of his having the one or the other chopathic ward. General hospital, mitted the Kellogg pact to the em­ AI-1.-KTICI--1- REPRIOERATOR or possibly their fusing into a sin­ tated, made a rapid calculation, racked dad horribly for a moment, where he has been under observa­ peror and that the latter will hand gle producing unit, with a test of and measured Lundy's four stacks then he shoved it to the back of his tion of Drs. Charles L. Allen, E. H. lt to the privy council, which will the possible degree of labor's par­ with five. Dad saw the bet andmin d and grabbing the pad wrote Steele and Martin G. Carter., psy­ appoint a special committee to con­ ticipation ln management. While raised it two stacks of blues. Mac-a transfer of the mine property ln chiatrists, for the past several sider its final ratification. these were meticulous shop studies, Coy dropped out. Lundy's favor. weeks. He entered the double plea This means that the long and of not guilty and not guilty by rea­ back of them was the conception of "Lundy blinked at dad. peered at " "That'll stick in any court," he protracted row between the premier a drastic renovation of both pro­ said, tossing it over. son of Insanity and had his trial ducing and distributing establish­ his cards, goggled at dad again, set for June 26 before Superior ments, basically ln accord with Mr. then shoved forward every chip, "A gasp of admiration broke Judge W. T. Aggeler. Although blue, red and white, he had left. from the men at the door. Dad they admitted that Helpman Is In Hoover's later thesis. Richey measured Lundy's bet stack said it come to him in s._ twinkling, The late Charles Steinmetz, great bad physical condition and a vic­ for stack, and raised lt by another. then, that the Issue had been pre­ tim of strange hallucinations and KNEEN technician and inventor, who was The bet was dad's again. sented to the crowd in the proper provided with a laboratory, equip­ loss of memory, the trio of special­ "He knew instlnctievly that this sporting light and that if he'd won ists who examined htm did not state PAVING CO. ment and unUmlted resources by was to be the final hand and for | they'd probably back him up. But Mr. Young, was preeminently a definitely that he is insane In their ASPHALT PAVEMENTS the first time since he had picked ! had he? MacCoy witnessed the report filed with Judge Shaw. humanist in the field of science, up the fourth queen he felt afraid.; transfer., and whose concentration on social prob­ He wouldn't have minded If only "Lundy began to laugh, then. It GENERAL CONTT.ACTING lems was almost equal to his ab­ the half million or so he was worth \ must have shocked even those ace, two, three, four and five of sorption in electricity. While he were at stake—but this was differ­ ' toughs behind dad. Lundy kept lt Formerly 216 Dufley Bldg. and Mr. Young were of opposed { hearts!" ent. Jerry—his own flesh and ' going until dad could stand it no (Copyright, 1929, Wm Morrow Co.) * schools ot political thought, it is blood—waiting with a noose hang­ i longer—he'd been through enough Now in Our New Office significant that Mr. Young's first ing over his head—the living stake | to drive most men mad. Smashed by the fate of cards— 105 SANTA MONICA BLVD. outreach into fundamental inquir­ —lt was ghastly. But what else "'Show your hand!' he roared, ies led him to a man of this dual Has Alex Peterson been beaten? could he do? This was the only jumping to his feet. Read tomorrow's chapter. interest which Mr. Young now way and he had taken it. His head •'There must have been some- brings to bear ln his new "world was buzzing Uke a mill saw. The | I hing in dad's face that told Lundv 250,000 USERS AND statesmanship." room stank of those desert rats at he was going too far. He shut off FIND WAY OPEN the door! He got himself in hand I his bellowing and spread his hand Under nls patronage, numerous again. Stt tight! That was it. slowly, one card at a time. other great research workers such as "Dad then pushed forward all his "He had a straight flush—the NOY A DOLLAR SPENT Langmuir and Whitney, have found chips, topping Richey's bet by some the way opened for penetrating $4000. studies. "Lundy's eyes were like points of While the country has come to re­ frozen light, dad said. He grabbed Men Are Thrilled EOR REPAIRS gard Mr. Young primarily as a fi­ a writing pad off the desk and nancier and erroneously, as a tech­ scribbled an IOU for $10,000. Richey To Hold Velvety nician, he came to New York as a reached for the pad. Then he " you want • refrigerator on which yon Boston lawyer, formerly of the firm stopped. 'No,' he muttered, 'I'm • of Tyler and Young. In his years Soft, Smooth Hands rcan depend—one that operates without out.' of practice in Boston, he revealed a "Lundy looked at dad. Every­ Girls — there's no getting away oiling, without need of costly repairs, the masterful organizing ability which body looked at him. Dad thought from it—every man admires an ex­ Ceneral Electric Refrigerator -will be jour made him a director of innumerable quisitely smooth, beautifully tex­ he caught a gleam of mockery in choice. Such service is not merely promised corporations. He was graduated Lundy's eyes. Dad said he'd have tured hand. They like to hold an ip- from St. Lawrence University and given $100 for a drink of cold wa­ vltingly soft, velvety hand Just as a —it is guaranteed. Among the 250,000 users Inter received honorary degrees red. coarse, rough-skinned hand ls ter. Lundy was sliding the pad to of General Electric Refrigerators, not one hu from Tufts, Union College, Har­ and fro on the table, blinking at repellant to them. vard, Dartmouth, Johns Hopkins, dad like some beastly prowling If you'd like to be able to imme­ ever spent a dollar for repairs or service. Colgate, Yale, Columbia and thething . AH at once, dad seized the diately beautify your hands when­ University of New York. pad, wrote an IOU for $20,000 and ever you'd like to have them excep­ The General Electric Refrigerator keeps food While Mr. Young ls a revolution­ tionally nice, if you want to have shoved it on top of the others. marvelous hand beauty every day in always safely below the 50 degree danger ary economist, he ls politically "Lundy grunted, calculated, or orthodox, standing with Herbert the year—get a 75c tube of Howard's point. In operation it is quiet, automatic, pretended to, and wrote again. The Buttermilk Cream at Bartholomew Hoover against any drift toward IOU was for $40,000. public ownership of utilities. He Drug Store or any drug store. economic. Its hermetically sealed mechanism "Dad wrote another for $60,000. Howard's contains real buttermilk (f«- was a member of President Wilson's "You couldn't hear the drawing mons for centuries *s on* of the worlds is dust-proof, permanently oiled and placed two Industrial conferences, Presi­ of a breath now, dad said. The (neatest bfautlflen.** plus a number of upon top. Its all-steel cabinet is warp-proof. dent Harding's conference on unem­ other skln-nourlehituj. beauty-enhancing room was like a death house. Lun­ insredlents. Howard's amailnily smooths It has an easily accessible temperature con* ployment and the first commission dy wrote an IOU for $100,000. and softens coarsest skin, banishing freck­ * at experts assembled by the repara­ "Dad said he forgot the stinking les and whitening skin. Apply at bedtime trol for governing the speed of freezing ice tions commission in 1924. His mag­ or before going out (housewives use lt 3 heat, Richey, MacCoy, the Jam at or 3 times a day as a perfect safeguard cubes or froaen desserts. netic personality has been one of his the door. He only saw Lundy's fist, apalnst red. dry and chapped skin! and greatest assets. He is 57 years old. the backs of his five cards, the everywhere you go you'll Incite admiration because of S*our well-groomed, youthful See the new ottetsef models at our display blinking eyes behind them . . . and charming hands—Adv. HEADING WEST rooms and let us teU you of an easy payment NEW YORK, June 11 (JPh-Take It from the advertisements, the plan. Prices are low, starting with 9215 at amart younger set is deserting "the A CO (tntvicc $16.25 a month buys the model G-5S with tbe factory. primrose path to Southampton" and >• offer.*, by 9' 2 square feet of shelf area . . . tempera­ heading west to ranches that go in ture dial on cabinet .' . . porcelain lined for dude wrangling. There's a great California Bank Group . . . aatomatic trip latch ... not a PRICE const % tmt of model. See it! display ln stores of ten gallon hats, CAMJFORXMA BAXK high-laced boots and such things. California g*rari.Ua Company California Ten.I Company Pacific Morlgage* -uarantr Company California Group Corporation STATIONERY and Combined Resources Otrr $I_*0,OCK>,000 fthe GEORGE BELSEY Company OFFICE EQUIPMENT •_«**•._ OIIU - «_S South Spring Strtml LotiUlelM Typewriter Repairing BA. DISTRICT BRANCH! S Bank of SanU Moniea Branch Ocean Park Branch 510 Santa Monica Boulevard FRED A. DENISON Third and SanU Moniea Blvd. Marine and Trolleyway 1344 Fourth Street, Santa Monica Sawtelle Branch Pacific Palisades Branch Phone Saata 2X135 far. Representative or Catalsffa Phona 22101 for Quick Delivery Sawtelle and Santa Monloa Blvd. 803 Swarthmore Avenne. I L Opea TUESDAY, JUNE 11, 1929 SANTA MONICA EVENING 6UTLOOK PACE THREE SOCIETY LEADERS BACKING HOLLYWOOD BOWL SUMMER SEASON ^^•Ml .y.^l!L_ffl , .•:..* Mjt^f, *.j*.M*^ m*a > > < : JeSi .'-°- ' &'

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Eft". Mrs. ... G. Braun, chairman of the Santa Monica Hollywood Bowl com­ Dutch Battleship mittee. Sent to Curacao Mrs. M. S. Card dent, and now commander-in-chief briel Lade, commander of the Coro Series of Campaign Lunch Venezuelan Filibusters ol the Venezuelan army, had garrison, was seriously wounded and *•"'*,*• *?' > Still Active, But Are warned the garrison at Coro of the later died. Meetings Set for Workers Defeated in Battle impending assault. The garrison, aided by the civil- GAME TO END THE HAGUE. Netherlands, June Ian population, were ready for the 11 (ill—The Dutch battleship Her- PADUCAH, Ky., June 11 (-V-flva Santa Monicans Expected at Session to Be invaders and drove them off, the minutes before she died Mrs. Mary tog Hendrlk, will leave Thursday filibusters leaving dead, wounded Held Wednesday With Mrs. Irish afternoon for Curacao in connec­ and prisoners. Jane Watson, whose relatives satd in Chairman's Seat tion with the attack made on Wil­ During the attack General Ga­ was 101 years old, smoked a cigar- lemstad Saturday night by a lorce Society women and leaders in musical circles of the Bay region today I of Venezuelan revolutionaries. are preparing to join wholeheartedly with representative citizens of other The destroyer Kortenauer, with Southern California communities in a rousing campaign to put over a a detachment of marines, sailed for $20,000 advance season seat sale on behalf of the* Southland's great musi­ Curacao this morning. cal institution, the Hollywood Bowl, which opens its eighth season on July 9, under particularly promising circumstances in a musical and artistic CARACAS. Venezuela, June 11 ronite sense. a*-)—The Venezuelan filibusters who The first campaign parley is set for next Wednesday (June 12) at 12 kidnaped the governor of Curacao noon, when the first of a series of campaign luncheons will take place at Saturday night and looted the po­ 'em SPRAY the Hollywood Hotel. lice arsenal, attacked the town of flies-mosquitoes, Mrs. Leiland Atherton Irish, general chairman of the Bowl, will pre­ Coro, capital of the state of Falcon, dead side at the meetings, of which there will be seven, spread over the month on Sunday, but were defeated after Yoafites&tntifhs, lice several hours' fighting. and culminating with a "victory" > — — " >ofher luncheon on June 28. The inter- j f the days when the Bowl stage Details of the unsuccessful attack, and insects 0 as made public in El Nuevo Dlarlo, vening luncheons will take place on was an inverted barn deer Promin- government newspaper, revealed the 17, 19. 21, 24 and 26. ent among those to be seated at this that General Gomez, former presl- STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA BIG ASSEMBLAGE "old timers*' table are to be E. B. A brilliant assemblage is prom­ Wakeman, Mother MacColl, Mrs. ised for the inaugural affair next Wm. H. Clifford and others. Wednesday. The Santa Monica delegation RESOURCES • OVER • 600 MILLION • DOLLARS Santa Monica and other suburban which will attend the luncheon con­ localities will be represented by sists of Mrs. Joseph G. Braun, chair­ delegations. man; Mrs. M. S. Card. Mrs. J. Ed­ Hollywood Bowl, scheduled to be the scene of many brilliant concerts during the coming season, which will Made notable further by the gar Brown. Mrs. W. G. Fletcher, start on July 9. presence of distinguished guests of Miss Maurine Dyer, Mrs. Evetyn honor, the luncheon is counted up­ Paddock Smith and Miss Charlena on to attract generally the socially Welch. elect who are in sympathy with ex­ tension of music appreciation and representatives of every organiza­ L. A. Charities to tion of cultural significance in the Pay Dance License OUR NEW city. Among these guests will be Artie Mason Carter, one of the Ordinance 56600 will be amended founders of the Bowl; Elsa Alsen, at once, if Los Angeles city council of the Chicago Civic opera; Mrs. accepts a report of its finance com­ Irish, general chairman of-the Bowl, mittee, and charitable organizations MT and many others. will have to pay a license to operate JTflfF j-J-rmfff*^ ^^F, rWWfmi t '•'•^v-n *-'* llT| SPEAKERS a dance hall where tickets are sold. BANK Rabbi Edgar F. Magnin and R. At present, such organizations pay fU/KXmrrr-WtmmrllAinomAMh Irving Lipsitz are the speakers for no city license. I>TBAI»K ar hiim Amir.i.r.p ) the occasion, and Dr. Willsie Martin The groups include religious, fra­ will pronounce benediction. ternal, educational, military, state, INNOVATION county and municipal associations. at Fourteenth An innovation of the luncheons "There is no justification for ex­ this year will be a table reserved for empting any organization from li­ Hollywood pioneers and veteran cense when that organization con­ and Wilshire Bowl boosters, which will be ducts a business which ls strictly adorned with an old-fashioned red commercial," the committee re­ tablecloth and the revolving castor ported, upon recommendation of of revered memory and in every Efficiency Director Roy Knox. The other detail will be made reminiscent council will act soon. UR new Branch at 14th O!Stree t and Wilshire Boule­ vard, opened Monday, June 10th, has already proved by its success the demand for a bank in this neighborhood. This is a section of the city of Santa Monica which has been rapidly growing in importance as a business section. The many paved thoroughfares, reached by Fourteenth street north and south and Wilshire east and west, make the new location most accessible to a large and beautiful residential section. The new Branch affords full banking facilities—savings and commercial ac­ counts, mortgage and commercial loans, foreign and domestic exchange, collec­ Miss Maurine Dyer Miss Charlena Welch tions, investment securities and trust arrangements. Deny Request for Branch City Hall LLOYD STRICKLAND, well known in ^ TJTMOST COMFORT every minute Santa Monica, and an experienced banker, A communication from the North of the day, no matter what you Hollywood Chamber of Commerce, has been placed in charge of the new are doing, may be yours, it you have asking that a new branch Los An­ Branch, as its Manager. comfortable vision. We dispense geles city hall be established in the comfortable vision with expertly North Hollywood area, "where the fitted glasses. growth demands a new building," was ordered filed today by the fi­ 4ccurac "Don't Neglect Your Eyes" CECURIT V-FIR ST XATIOIVAII nance committee of Los Angeles C5 BAIVK OF LOS AAGEIJES city council. SAVINGS COMMERCIAL TRUST "There are other public buildings which are more necessary at the Dr. W. H. Niestrath present time," the committee re­ OPTOMETRIST ported to the larger body. "We 1343 Third St. S. M. cannot consider erection of a branch dty hall in North Hollywood •t Blanchard'* until funds are available and they PHONE 25983 . 700 THOUSAND POS ITORSr wont be available until after other * MORE THAN J9LE •— Mra. J. Edgar frmldlngi art completed."1 PAGE FOUR SANTA MONICA EVENING OUTLOOK TUESDAY, JUNE 11, 1929

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Santa Monica Evening Outlook MILLIONAIRE'S ROW SUNDAY MORNING OUTLOOK BANTA UOmCA _-*-rjB-jr___*t_ CO- OWNKR AMD POMJ-H-R *r**m * MnuifilT ART-l'R K. WHTTE. Listen Here! By CHARLES S. WARREN CHARLES 8. WARREN A-uocltto Editor -LAW oma TOURTH AND BROADWAT. BANTA MONICA. CAUF. "THEY SHOULD WORRY" UNCTIOl'S SPEAKING Those yell leaders for salvation, One of the great comrnuruty needs SAWT-ELL- BRANCH. 11340 8»nt» Monle» Boulerard. Phona S-1M whom we hear every Sunday and now that we are aiming to establish •filtered u •econd-el*-. m-tu. st U» fart-Ma S_at» Monlc*. nader th» set oftener over the radio, seem to have vocational education in Santa Mon­ <_ M-rch Srd. 1879. UBajgl Qm .___ ^^a^-t-ga PRESS a feeling of tremendous responsi­ ica, is a school where unctious publio The AtaocUted Prew is excluilvely entitled to th* UM lor publication of all new. bility for the rest of us. What speaking is taught. It is the unc­ credited to it or not other-Uc credited ln thU paper, and alao the local newe published herein. worries them is where we are all tious speaker who gets away with it going. They suffer over the dread­ when he has nothing to say. Most Represented Nationally br U C. MOOENSEN * COMPANY, INO. ful suspicion that most of us are speakers have nothing to say and Baa PrancUeo, 58-1 Market Btreet Portland. 448 Morrison Btre»t bound for the place for which a they show lt when they speak If Los Angeles, 43. Bouth Bprlwr Street Detroit, 3044 West Orand Blvd certain amount of good company is they are unctious enough ideas need Beattie. WS Stewart Btreet Chlcaio. 380 No. Michigan Aftnu* the only recommendation. play no part and even words wont NEW TORK, 100 East 43nd Btreet Copies of the Santa Monica Evening Outlook may be secured at any of thes* \ V*7 *'V^./;:/• V WE SYMPATHIZE count so much. offices, where full data regarding the Banta Monica market may also be had. Listening to them we are (swaddled WHAT IT MEANS *M********mmm*m*mmmimm*m*m*mmmum *mmm*a*mm**a>mmmma* """""""". in sympathy for their suffering and What the dictionary says about „„,„(,,on ' QffW&k •-•' •••••J' _<) we long to do something to bring unctious we don't know at the mo­ J •**>, -V ;*' '.' jftk*.S about a more cheerful outlook in their lives. But it is difficult. We ment and we care little. Humpty- know they are loath to see us Dumpty had the right idea when he The Outlook's Program damned yet they feel sure we will said to Alice that words must mean Development Always—Exploitation Never be unless we come to believe and what he wanted them to. act more as they do. Build a Pleasure Breakwater Here's the job the Civic Butter­ TO BE EXPECTED Develop a Civic Center milk League is giving unctious today Should they not take the situation as applied to public speaking: it Illuminate the Streets more philosophically? Perhaps if they would remember that the popu­ means a speech delivered in a full, Widen the Beach Road lation of the bad place, at the pre­ round, and juicy tone of profound Reforest the Bay District sent time, must be not less than seriousness and solemnity over the 150,000,000,000, they could feel that most commonplace things, a manner the addition of a few more from IHllMlllllllllllllltllMMIIIIIIHIMUIIIIIIIIIIIIIMI8ifHIIIIHIIHIttllllllllllllllllllllll(lltMMIIIIII*illlllllllllllMIMtllllH(> Los Angeles and vicinity from time and voice and sometimes a word to time is to be expected. We may implying that the speaker and his 9 be wrong about the estimate of pop­ group are responsible for bringing There s Your Tariff Bill ulation. It is hard to say just when us the dawn after every recurring hell opened for business but it is by night and that the sunrise as well OUR MONTHS and three weeks after it began Its labors no means in the rising young metro- the house has delivered to the United States Senate a polls class like Chicago and Los An­ as the beautiful sunsets here are F tariff bill prepared by the Republican Ways and Means geles; yet lt can give either a big merely part of the higher and better committee and designed to supplant the seven-year-old .handicap in the population race and things over which they have been Fordney-M'Cumber Act. still hold the lead. given special charge. Some months hence—summer will have flown and winter IMAGINE THIS approaching, perhaps—the Senate will send the baby back, Another thing these anxious yell DESERVES A MEDAL •••j*. ••:•••<•,:*••.-•.*,,-,•• "•• *-. li'.f'KJ'-'***" but the child won't be recognized by Its fathers. It will be ter­ leaders for salvation should remem­ L. E. Beyhmer, than whom there ribly mangled and torn, no doubt, ln the process of Senate re­ ber is that more than a few of us is no other, If you get what we mean, vision since that august body, if it runs true to form and cus­ would not be in any sense either when it comes to promoting the tom, will spend the summer and several months in the cham­ useful or ornamental in the destina­ welfare of art, is provoked because ber thereafter debating and revising the measure. The House, tion they crave for us. Their the writer of these lines said pub­ before sending the bill to the Senate, tacked 100 amendments agony of spirit over the thought licly that he had a fit of the bluea that they may be deprived of our to the original measure and it is fairly certain that when the at the speed with which art does not Senate gets through even its best friends will look upon lt company through all eternity is always move. Now isn't that funny. askance. largely a gamble. Perchance we should make them very miserable as If we had said he played the blues This measure is designed, of course, to afford additional Diet and Health [ittle Benny he might well have been insulted. By LULU HUNT PETERS. M. D. harp players. Nobody ever heard us protection against foreign competition to thousands of Amer­ But we said he had them and there­ ican agricultural and industrial products. The Senate natur­ Author of "Diet and Health" and "Diet tor Children" hy Lee Pap-e sing and enjoyed it. The pleasure ally will work toward that end ln its revision, but lt is a fore­ was all ours. by in effect named him ln the same gone conclusion that the finished product will not meet with NON-GROWING TOENAILS ting to stimulate the circulation. ® In the hallelujah chorus, we'd be breath with Julius Caesar, Alexan­ 100 per cent approval. No tariff ever did. "My daughter, aged 26, had no You'll find, after you've stopped re­ compelled to stop and laugh until der the Great (he wept when he had California products have been given generous considera­ toenails when she was born. (She ducing, that the skin will tighten heaven's echoes rang again at the them) Napoleon, Beethoven, (who tion in the House bill, but lack of time prevented the inclu­ was a premature birth.) They are up some anyway. Sattiday nlte I was sippose to take thought of anybody standing our was bluer?) Jermiah, the prophet, sion of items deemed to be necessary to the interests of some now about one-quarter of an inch Por your abdomen: The remain­ a bath and all of a sudden I got singing forever and forever and then Clarence Darrow, H. L. Mencken, producers. California's representatives will carry their fight long and never seem to grow to nor­ ing fat is bound to be very soft, but sleepy as anything and kepp on calling for an encore. It might be Bob Hutton, Mrs. D. D. Barnes and when that is gone, you should have a thousand others. to the Senate and, through Senators Shortridge and Johnson, mal size and won't grow long getting sleepier, and the sleepier I possible to forgive our sins but not enough to protect her toes. They firm muscles underneath, if you ex­ our singing. And there are thou­ What he should give us is a medal hope to obtain recognition there for their modest demands. got the less I felt like interrupting California's approval of the bill will depend entirely on the turn up. are very loose, and some of ercise along with your reducing, sands just as melodious. —we'd forgive him for it. measure of protection afforded Its greatest industry—fruit. them come off. They cause her a which you should do. If you haven't myself with a path, and I sed. G, Im great deal of agony because her the article on the Atonic Abdominal sleepy, I gess 111 go to bed shoes rub against them. She Wall, send for it. It will help you. After you take your bath you will, Those who need instructions on *¥!** reached 15 before she complained, ma sed, and I sed, Well G, ma, how but as a child I took great care of reducing may have our pamphlet on Back to the Pioneers her feet, and snw that her shoes the subject by following column about tomorrow morning? were wide enough and comfortable. rules. Sunday morning is the Dizziest THE -EDITOR NNOUNCEMENT has Just been made of a forthcoming Miss J—Yes, I do believe in the attempt to fly the English Channel In a glider. The She won't go to a doctor, so I am time in the life of the bathroom, forced to ask you for advice. Birth Control movement. Your let­ 2103 Fourth St., Ocean Park. written on that day. For I got the A attempt, If made, and If successful, will mark an Im­ and you know it, ma sed. thrill of my young life. Young, yes, ter indicates that you misunder­ The Editor, Meenlng her or pop would prob­ you bet, in spite of being an old portant epoch in the development of the glider, a revival in "MRS. M." stand its aims entirely. If you will The Outlook, interest of which has been marked since the war. Germany erly wunt to go in there just when married man of nineteen years—so I have never heard of, nor can I read their magazine, the Birth Con­ Santa Monica. Calif. short they seem but months because, was the pioneer with the glider until the Wrights developed find in my literature, a case where trol Review, you will find that its I wunted to go in, and pop sed, You Dear Sir: because, well because I'm happy and a plane at Kittyhawk that revolutionized ideas of flight and prematurity of birth has caused a purpose, instead of retarding civili­ better get blzzy and werk up a I want to talk, through the Out­ God bless her who's made lt poss­ ible. What a night of nights it was. definitely established the powered machine as the ultimate non-development of the nails after zation, is Just the reverse. You can lather of soap insted of a lather of look, to a few of you fathers who means of flight. That, and the war, virtually put an end to argewment. I'm still wobbly ln the ears. For tha birth. Are you sure your girl didn't get the magazine in the bookstores have sons at John Adams. You continuous thunderous 'rah. rah, glider experiments, but with the conclusion of the war and have some constitutional disease? If or library, or by writing direct to Well gosh, pop, if I take my bath know, you ought to be ashamed of rah's' echo in my ear drums, but ita restrictions placed on German aviation industry there was not, then it would look as though the Birth Control association, 104 now lt mite wake me all up agen so yourselves, really and truly ashamed sweeter than all the music in the a return of interest to the glider that since has become there were some disturbance of the Fifth avenue. New York City. I wont be able to go to sleep, I sed. and you ought to go out and repeat world—it meant more too. Outburst of youth — decent, clean-minded widespread in America. A German, Robert Kronfeld, re­ circulation or the nerve supply ol On the other hand it mtte make over and over "I'm ashamed of me!" cently made a 62-mile flight ln a glider. Though the glider Editor's Note—Dr. Peters cannot sportsmen, giving vent to their feel­ the toes, so the nails won't grow. diagnose, nor give personal advice. you so sleepy youll fall asleep while Why? ings, their enthusiasm—and you tell cannot possibly be expected to become a rival of our pres­ She must perforce exercise the same Your questions, if of general inter­ your drying your back, in wlch case Say, fellows, listen to me. A couple me youth is "going to pot"—I wish ent day high powered, fast flying airplanes, nevertheless it precaution about her shoes that you est, will be answered in the column, I garante: to put you to bed and of weeks ago at the dinner table some of you so-called spouters (if my youngster informed me, with you'll pardon the word) would come is interesting to note their development even to the present did. Mrs. M. She must wear them state of efficiency. in turn. Requests for articles must the whole operation will be as pane* swelling pride, of the athletic events out of the sky and see such things two sizes longer nnd a width wider be accompanied by a fully self- less as If you had taken ether, pop being promoted at Adams, in which as I saw. hear such things as I heard than she would have to from the addressed, stamped envelope and sed. he was doing his bit to the best of Friday night. actual measurement of the foot. 2 cents in coin for each article, to Ony G wizzickers, pop, last week I his Uttle ability; and how, with Well, I'm not ashamed to say, The fingernails grow considerably cover cost of printing and handling. had 2 baths, I sed, and pop sed, I three teams tied for second place, more than once did I wipe an un­ 'Beauty Is But Skin Deep faster tha nthe toenails.do, and it For the pamphlet on reducing and herd of a man who bathed every and only one pomt separating the bidden tear, more than once did I leader from the rest, they were go­ is thought this may be due to the gaining, 10 cents in coin, with fully day for 75 years and he lived on his swallow hard and when son turned fact that they are continuously ex­ self-addressed, stamped envelope, ing to wind up the season with one to me, as he took another bite of GRICULTURAL experts are searching for the secret interest till he was 93. wonderful celebration at dinner. At that will make of the homely, humble potato a thing of posed to the sun and air. Perhaps must be enclosed. Address Dr. honest-to-goodness turkey served at Well aw G. pop, holes smokes, I that event the honored guest would a most wonderful dinner, in a truly A beauty capable of taking a ranking place with such if your girl would go barefooted all Peters in care of this paper. sed and he sed, I admit the force of be Frank Wyckoff I she can in the house, and expose her delightful way—"Gosh, dad, I'm vegetables as the carrot and the beet. They are of the be­ that observation but at the same 'And dad.' said he, 'I want you as glad you came"—well, some of you toes to the sunlight, it might have my guest to that dinner we're lief a prettier potato can be produced: one with a fairer time I must announce that you have hard-boiled, absent fathers, would some effect on the growth. Or, she TOF. C giving.' Man, howde, but there was skin and more beautiful eyes. If the thing can be done they just 5 minnits to take your choice more pride, more real honest-to- have felt just as did I. That lump are the boys to do it. They know their potatoes. In their might have the ultra-violet ray between letting me hear the sooth­ goodness citizenship in those words in my throat was as big as the Rock AST falls the snow, O lady proposals to lift the potato to a higher social level they do treatment if she cannot go bare­ ing sounds of soapy wavelets break­ 'we're giving' than all the remarks of Gibraltar—anyhow, lt felt that not, of course, expect to bring about a general transforma­ footed in the sunlight F mine, I've heard in a lifetime. way. Sprinkling the town with crystals ing gently agenst a boys berthday And there isn't a single, solitary tion in the appearance of the tuber. It will, in fact, con­ The only thing I can think of to And how those hard-working folks, fine, suit or of allowing yourself to hear doubt in my mind but that what he tinue to be generally recognized as such, but they are hope­ protect her toes, is to get some the ominous rumble of a slipper said was repeated in every house­ those teachers who are doing such But hy the gods we wont repine magnificent things for strangers— ful of bringing about reforms which will improve its rusty, chiropodist felt, such as the pads dashing itself agenst a helpless por­ hold with just as much pride and used for corns are made of. It is While we're together, spirit and wlshfulness. your children and mine—unselfishly ofttimes blemished, and occasional misshapen appearance. tion of the same anatomy. shouldering our responsibilities for faced with adhesive plaster or a We'll chat and rhyme, and kiss But what did you fellows do? Did Me choosing the bath but injoying you make good? A couple of dozen a few paltry dollars—brought forth gummy layer. Cut little strips of it and dine. it much more than if I hadent ar- of you did but the rest of you "fell game after game to make the hours Will Rogers contends that Calvin Coolidge "has more about one-half inch wide, long Defying weather. by the wayside" and if you're going go speeding by. And as they played real, downright subtle humor than anyone we have in public enough to go around the ends of gewed at all. to let your son down ln things like and they shouted and they laughed So stir the fire and pour the wine. life." That being some more of Will Rogers' humor, we the toes, and put one on each toe, that—gee, I'm sorry for you. honest —I sat on the table and got ac­ And let those sea-green eyes I am. Of course you'll say its none quainted, really acquainted with the suppose. having them extend up a little to divine of my blankety-blank business. You principal—and he with me. And I'll protect the nails. She must have Pour their love-madness into bet it isn't and, what's more. I'm wager he'll be better able to under­ her shoes wide and long enough so (§nv iflitttrtf glad, for I wouldn't want to be in Policemen who find lt convenient to be absent when they mine: stand my boy for having met me. that they won't press the toes. your shoes under any consideration. That, please doesn't mean anything Me wanted as witnesses in liquor cases hereafter will find I don't care whether personal—it goes for each and every She should have a physical ex­ • Jlitlptt You know, old top, yesterday is lt more to their financial advantage to arrange in advance Tis snow or sun or rain or shine gone. That which is written on its one of you slackers—yes slackers. for the payment of their fine for contempt if the case in­ amination, including a blood exam­ If we're together. page can never be erased. What you And take it from me—Just as one volved should happen to be ln Judge Northrup's court. The ination. Perhaps a dermatologist —Mortimer Collin* (HtT-lt7«> A GLORIOUS OUTLOOK—They and I have done that we should father to another—the next time Judge soaked a couple of them $100 each when they failed (skin specialist) could help her. shall teach no more every man ni. not, or that which we failed you're asked to go—don't let any­ M— Where much weight ls lost, neighbor, and every man his broth­ to do, ls down there ln black and thing stand in the way. You'll never to show up. white—permanently. Did you ever be -terry. Youll always be mighty especially after 40, there is bound to er, saying. Know the Lord; for *.*-ey stop to think of that? I do and Tm glad, happy and as proud as was I be some flabblness. However, this shall all know me, from the least -f truly ashamed of a lot of thlnga I last Friday evening^ President Hoover's crime commission might take a leaf can be minimized by reducing grad­ them unto the greatest of u.en, do too, though I try to keep down And to the John Adams Junior from the Book of the California Court *>f Appeals, which ually, and for the face, the applica­ saith the Lord: for I will forgive and out thoae traits that do crop up High Athletic association, do I bow tion of ice or ice cold water, three or in spite of a fellow's efforts. in humble acknowledgement and plastered a fine of $25 on an appellant for making a frivolous their iniquity, and X will remember And yesterday—last Friday night four times a day, and a smart pat­ aay with sincere feeling "Well done." appeal. ^ their sti no more.—Jeremiah 31:34. at Adams—I'm proud of what I've H. B. PRESS. TUESDAY, JUNE 11, 1929 SANTA MONICA EVENING OUTLOOK PAGE FIVE *4 WorldFamous THREE GRACES 1 BE-ON -SCREEN __j ST3-XGE Orchestra in THE VALIANT 4 9 Maurice Chevalier Scores CALLED PAGE Syncopation "Syncopation," the first all talk­ With Fans at Fox Rosemary FROM LIFE ing, singing and playing screen ex­ travaganza, comes to the Tlvoli By G. ELGEE theater tonight and Wednesday. By G. ELGEE "The Valiant," which opened a He's here! He arrived at the Fox Rosemary yesterday and will cavort This production features the famous ^__y four days' run at the Fox Dome yes­ orchestra "Warrlng's P e n n s y 1- at that Ocean Park playhouse for three more days. Who? terday, ls one of those gems among Mr. Maurice Chevalier (and lest you're a bit timid about pronouncing vanlans," With Fred Waring doing HJWIN MARTIN the screen offerings—a play that Is several of his inimitable numbers. _ss-===-*=. ' it, speak right out, Sha-valyay, like that) and he's ail that advance human and real drama. And like notices proclaimed him to be. The cast Includes Morton Downey Harry Langdon has started pro­ all genuine things, "The Valiant" ls with a voice that melts hearts; He has "it," or as they would say not a complicated or elaborate piece duction of his first all talking com­ In that dear Paree of his, "eet." Barbara Bennett, who is Broadway's edy under the Hal Roach-Metro- of screen work—there is no pad­ Oh, Mlml HE HAS EET! ding, no dragging in this or that to dancing favorite; Bobby Watson, Goldwyn-Mayer banner. He fairly exudes personal mag­ make it stretch out. the renowned stage comedian; also This initial two-reeler is a screen netism—he has a smile that wins The story opens with an incident Osgood Perkins and a hundred adaptation of the vaudeville act, you the minute he puts ln an ap­ and from the opening scene until others. "The Messenger," in which he re­ pearance. He haa a voice that gets the very final fadeout, the story Solly Ward in a vitaphone talking cently toured the country. Lewis R. you from the first word he utters. moves forward—and upward to a act, a two reel comedy and latest Foster ls directing the talkie, with He sings—and how! He dances—and logical Thelma Todd and Edgar Kennedy oh, Fifi, how that boy from the CUmaXor .fftj* | eTrgTe^rTgent.^^ "™ boulevards can make love! Into byways in the supporting cast. story is told simply, directly and In this comedy Langdon Is mak­ And there's a real story to "Inno­ cents of Paris," Paramount's all- with a naturalness that is refresh­ ing his first appearance before the ing. Thelma Todd's microphones. talking, all-sing ing, all-dancing production with a brilliant cast Paul Muni, new to the screen, but He is playing an innocent mes­ a capable and conscientious actor, Personality senger boy, who becomes a pawn in surrounding the idol of Paris and a hundred gorgeous girlies sur­ has the difficult role of a youth a game ef spite between a jealous rounding Chevalier (and he's right who goes wrong—who would be A new Thelma Todd will make wife and her philandering husband. at home among 'em, too). catalogued by society as a weekling her first comedy appearance under "Innocents of Paris" Is a story of but who, in the final analysis, Is her Hal Roach five-year contract ln FAIRY TALE truly a valiant. Charley Chase's all-talking fun- Here's one of those Cinderella a junk-cart minstrel who climbs from the Flea Market district to the He plays the role with restraint— film, "Hay Fever." yarns that sometimes come out cf avoiding - lack of dramatics, living With her entrance Into the two- Hollywood: gay cafes and wondrous show places of Paris where he becomes the fa­ the part he plays. reeler field, Miss Todd is adopting Dorothy Lee, 18. tiny, pretty, Marguerite Churchill as his sister an entirely new personality. She came to town this week to start a vorite of Parisians and those who flock to Paris from Peoria, Pough- and John Mack Brown as her lover has discarded the sophisticated contract with Radio Pictures. She keepsie and Podunk. add to the appeal of the action, and siren of the feature length pictures, will work ln "Rio Rita." She was in which she has appeared. For the To let you in on a secret, "Inno­ The star in person Edith Yorae as the mother must be met at the train by photographers credited with one of the best char­ Roach comedies she ls becoming a cents of Paris" is not so far removed Maurice Chevalier. merry Ingenue. and reporters. She came off the from Chevalier's own hie. acterizations of this type in many, New York stage. But— Sylvia Beecher, Mr. and Mrs. many moons. Miss Todd took her first step in Dorothy Ward, Constance Bennett and Sharon Lynn, two Pathe and a Fox player. It developed today Dorothy wus George Fawcett, John Mlljan, Rus­ Others in the cast are equally sin­ short comedy when she appeared Dorothy is a cute little trick with a mischievous smile and and dancing brown eyes. born in Hollywood and lived 17 of sell Simpson, Margaret Livingston, Mary's Voice cere ln their portrayals and as a with Laurel and Hardy ln their ini­ her years Just across the street from and Jack Luden all do good work consequence "The Valiant" is. as one tial talkie, "Unaccustomed As We She belongs to the. Pathe junior stock company and has been doing some very good the Radie Pictures c. dio. From the ln their various roles. "Innocents of Marvel to Her Los Angeles newspaper said, truly Are—." She followed this with a work recently. Constance's other name is "Bennett" which stands the world over tine she was 14 she tried to "crash Paris" will undoubtedly ring up "a page from the book of life." featured role ln the Roach All- as a trademark for stagecraft. After a few years of married life this great actress th«e gate," but never got a job. new records for the Fox Rosemary. Stars' first talkfllm, "Hurdy Gurdy." Many Friends For those seeking the sort of talk­ So great was her success with her is back where she really belongs. Sharon Lynn, the Fox starlet, has appeared in 'Finally she gave it up. started ing picture which rings true. "The new fun-making personality that many Fox pictures recently. In the above likeness she seems to wonder if the spot* stage dancing, drifted to New York Valiant" can be recommended with­ In "Coquette," her first all-talk­ Hal Roach offered her a five-year on her bathing suit can stand a dip in the blue Pacific. . —and in a year was back home with out reservation—It ls a picture for contract, which includes the mak­ a fat contract from the very com­ BRENTWOOD ing picture, now playing at the old and young. Criterion theater, Miss Pickford ing of vocal records for the Victor pany which had turned her down Talking Machine company. STARTED IN 1910 hundreds of times. adds another title to her long scroll REVIVING of screen honors. Known always Miss Todd will appear tn the lead­ Eugene Pallette, character actor, NOW- ing feminine roles with all the BRABIN SIGNED as the "girl with the perfect photo­ "COQUETTE" recently signed to a Paramount Fox ROSEMARY PLAYING BIBLE DRAMA graphic face," she now proves that Roach comedy stars. She ls a grad­ contract, made his debut in films As a result of his directorial uate of the Paramount school for achievements in "The Bridge of she ls "the woman with the perfect AT CALIFORNIA on the old Nester lot in 1910. Dur­ He's AU "The King of Kings," a picture screen voice." In this picture her younger screen players and has San Luis Rey," Charles ..rabin. film been featured ln many Paramount ing the 19 years that he has been They Said drama dealing with the last two tones range from the light, resilien­ Mary Pickford in her rirst talking director, has been signed to a long and First National productions. in the movies, he has played in 351 He It, and term contract at Metro-Goldwyn- years of the life of Christ, is being cy of the youthful and gay epi­ picture, "Coquette," will be the Fox sodes, to the deep and throbbing California's feature de luxe today Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy pictures. His latest ls "The Greene Then Some! Mayer, It was announced today. presented at the Brentwood theater maturity of the dramatic scenes. will represent the Hal Roach two- The director's first assignment and tomorrow. reelers in Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's Murder Case," Paramount's all-dia­ How He Can tonight and Wednesday with special As the little coquette. Miss Pick­ America's Sweetheart appears in logue adaptation of 8. S. Van Dlne's under the new contract will be "Or­ ford runs the entire gamut of hu­ "The Hollywood Revue of 1929." Woo, Sing, music and vocal accompaniment. this all-talking United Artists' pro­ The comedy pair will appear as mystery novel. Pallette continues v gad deal," adapted from Dale Collins' This is the film on which Cecil B. man emotions, and her voice duction as a belle of a small south­ Dance, sea novel. It is to be all-talking. echoes harmoniously her many two magicians in 400 feet of com­ in the role of Sergeant Heath, the Brabin formerly was a British DeMille was engaged for a year and ern village, daughter of a refined, edy in this production, which feat­ N'everything! moods. hot-headed physician, with your slightly thick-headed but humorous stage actor and won fame as direc­ which he directed from an adapta­ ures all the M-G-M stars. The greatest charm of the voice southerner's in-born regard for such homicide Investigator, which he tor of the motion picture, "Driven." tion by Jeanie Macpherson, based on He has directed "Stella Maris," Col­ which speaks from the shadowed items as the "set" in which he elects GIVES STRANGE EFFECT created in "The Canary Murder leen Moore's "Twinkle Toes," "Hard the New Testament narratives. lips of Miss Pickford is its true- to have his gay, care-free little Nils Asther has an odd bit of Case." Boiled Haggerty," "Valley of the ness to the personality of its speak­ daughter move, and mingle and make-up ln his role in "The Single William Powell, the Philo Vance In "The King of Kings" are pro­ marry. Giants," "Framed," "Mismates," and duced the great historical locales of er. Her tones catch the very spirit Standard," with Greta Garbo at the of "The Canary Murder Case," and Mirth, others. Theda Bara, former "vam­ of the young woman on the screen. All is serene in the household of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer studios. In Captain E. H. Calvert, who was Music, Galilee, the Temple, and Halls of Dr. Besant, boys of the towyi quar­ pire" screen star, is his wife. Caiaphas and Pilate, the HIU of In "Coquette" she Is bringing her his own brown hair he has a look of District Attorney Markham in that Drama true self to the screen, a cultured, reling good-naturedly over a smile white, which gives a rather fantastic picture, also have these character­ Calvary and the Easter Garden so poised, brilliant woman. Her voice from dainty Norma, his daughter, and BITS OF NEWS familiar to readers of the narra­ effect. He says he got the Idea from izations in "The Greene Murder Bertram Johns, well known Eng­ possesses the flawless diction of and "Stanley," childhood lover a noted Swedish statesman whose Case." Powell is starred. Jean Ar­ Girls! tive or those who have traveled ln culture and the finished smoothness (played by Mat Moore), waiting pa­ lish actor, has been signed for the the Holy Land. hair is black save for a lock of thur, Florence Eldridge. Gertrude Girla!! role of Howard Standish in "Thir­ of poise and experience. tiently for the butterfly to tire of prematurely gray hair across his Norman and Lowell B. Drew have Girls W! Eighteen principals of stellar im­ This Is the first time that the flitting about. forehead. Important supporting roles. teenth Chair," at Metro-Goldwyn- portance were required; there were Mayer. voice of Mary Pickford has been Into the village and Norma's life no less than 530 named roles and heard since her childhood years be­ comes one Michael, humbly born 4228 supernumearies. Among tho hind the footlights of the theater. youth of the hills—different from Colleen Moore will free lance after noteworthy principals may be men­ "Footlights and Fools," which ter­ With a fundamental knowledge of any of the boys Norma has known. tioned H. B. Warner, Dorothy Cum- the theater and the use of the hu­ First he Interests her, piques her Today minates her contract at First Na­ mings, Ernest Torrence, Joseph tional. man voice. Miss Pickford was, in and gradually he fascinates her. Fox CRITERION Schildkraut, Montagu Love, Sam De the beginning, a lap ahead of the There follows a love between these Joan Crawford and Douglas Fair­ Grasse, Victor Varconi, Theodore screen luminaries whose only ex­ two—as far apart insofar as their lHr.OC_.1tt banks, Jr., who were recently Kosloff. George 8iegmann, Majel perience has been before the cam­ birth ranks are concerned as the two married in New York, are scheduled Coleman, William Boyd, Julia Faye eras. poles. OP PARI5 to arrive in Hollywood tomorrow. and Robert Edeson. With her usual perfection of de­ Dr. Besant is furious that one so "Light of India," a Technicolor tail Miss Pickford studied the in­ lowly born should even dare to pre­ Paramount will remake "Czarine," production and appropriate short tricacies of the sound recording de­ sume to look at his daughter, let All-Talking the picture that starred Pola Negri subjects complete this program. vices, and rehearsed herself and alone court her. The hot-headed All-Singing her company until each inflection, old southerner is amazed when his and which was released under the All-Dancing title "Forbidden Paradise." and Owen, working together in each tone, of their voices was as daughter stands by Michael and not "Side Street" . . . playing brothers, near perfect as human agency could only defends him, but admits her make it. Each scene of "Coquette" love for him. Story of That Gay Mary Brian has been selected as too. . . . Tom's a cop . . . Matt's an Human Paree! leading lady in Harry Green's was rehearsed countless times, and Smashing drama follows—situa­ ambulance surgeon . . . Owen's a experimental records made of the "Kibitzer." Neil Hamilton plays the gangster in disguise . . . they're do­ tions which burn like white-ftot juvenile male lead. voices, before the final recording steel into the very soul of the little —Als*-*— ing a scene at the old homestead . .. of sound and action. "And they want us to say nice things' southern beauty who becomes a wo­ a -.adit***' Ken Maynard has returned from to each other!" wails .Matt. ... "If man in an hour. Bob" Benchley Matinee SIGNS LONG CONTRACT Tomorrow. Honolulu and shortly will begin his we acted like we do ln real life we'd Superb character delineation and —In— Any Seat n-MU talkie Western, "Kettle Creek." be calling each other names" . . . Kay Johnson, famous stage actress, a voice as appealing as Mary ls win­ To ..-.die* and mean it, no doubt! . . . that's who made her talking picture debut some, are two outstanding features 'Furnace Trouble* 2* cuitl. Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer stars are brother stuff for you. . .. in Cecil B. DeMille's "Dynamite,'' df Miss Pickford's portrayal of Nor­ said to have signed an affidavit that How the movies have changed! has been signed under a long term ma Besant in "Coquette," a play that there has been no doubling in "The . .. they wanted a man to say "hem­ contract with Metro-Goldwyn-May­ reveals new powers and surprising Hollywood Revue of 1929." stitching" ln a certain way . . . you er, as the result of her work. emotional range in "our little Mary." know .. . looked for weeks .. .finally RAQUEL IN TALKIE Leonard Simmons bobbed up ... . Raquel Torres and Mona Maris "Hemstitching," says he . . . "You're will be featured in "Under a Texas hired." says Wnliam Cowen, direc­ HIGHLAND TEMPLE Moon," at Warner Bros, studios. tor. He works in "Half Marriage" COR. TENTH AND CEDAR STREETS, OCEAN PARK Frank Fay will be starred. . . . Never says a thing but "hem­ Raquel Torres has been borrowed stitching." from Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer for the role. COME AND HEAR Short shots at pictures and per­ PRESENT CUPS sonalities while wandering about the RKO lot TO WINNERS A gray-haired assistant director waving a handful of sheet music and ON FOX FLOAT wailing, "What have they done to our nice quiet movies!" * When trophy cups are pre­ Betty Compson and her five — sented to winners in the laat count 'em, five — leading men . . . annual children's floral pa­ munching hamburgers at a lunch rade at the Ocean Park muni­ stand at RKO . . .. Betty plays vio­ cipal auditorium plasa tomor­ lin in "Street Girl" for Radio Pic­ row evening, the 12 little tots tures—and how! They say . . . she who rode on the Fox West used to fiddle in vaudeville . . . four Coaat Theaters float—voted the of her leading men are musicians most elaborate and beautiful . . . Johnny Harron plays piano and in the parade—will be among trumpet . . . Ned Sparks plays fid­ recipients of mementoes of dle and sax . . . Jack Oakie plays the event. Dr. A. U. Michelson, the clarinet... Guy Bucco'a. off vaude­ Accordingly the following 12 wn Opening ville, plays accordion ... Ivan Lebe- Baby Voting contest winners CONVERTED GERMAN JEW Scene to deff just acts are asked to be present at 8 F«nal Fade-out Bebe Daniels dashing by In her o'clock tomorrow evening, the Dr. Arthur U. 'Michelson, former Judge and criminal lawyer and It Is Life PAM MUNI Rolls . . . caroling "Rio Rita" num­ awards to be made at that member of the Cabinet of the Kaiser. JOHN MACK BROWN bers all by herself . . . Bebe's mov­ hour from the plasa band­ Thursday and Friday night*,, June 13 and 14 at 7:30 o'Clock Itself! ing from the beach houie into three stand, according to an an­ Dr. Michelson is the first Jew that spoke in Jewish synagogues MARGUERITE town houses ... and rehearsing "Rio nouncement by D. C. Freeman and was honored by the Jewish rabbis. Before he was an atheist Ladies' Matinee Wednesday, A*f°3-REEL CHURCHILL Rita" all day . . . they aay she's go­ of the Oeean Park Business Including Divans l.atJK**-' TA1l DY Men's association: and did not believe ln God and the Messiah, but now he ls a Matin*.. DON TERRY ing to be a sensation in the "sing­ devoted follower of the Lord Jesus Christ. 2 P. M. SV_r AND BIG STAGE AND les" . . . John Boles will play the "Sonny" Migdall of Ocean Tomor- v SCREEN CAST Ranger . . . what a hit he's ber-* in Park, Jeanne Devitt of Venice, He will speak about Palestine and his experience in the Jewish row. "* J Synagogues and his life story. Everybody should hear him and ls Any Seat the big noise and sound pictures! Betty Jean WUson of Venice, to I—dp-, m vvr<7CO*-*-i CONTINUOUS cordially invited by Rev. J. F. Noble, pastor. • - •*.» Olive Borden taking her new hair- Lorraine Morgan of Venice, SS ceota. DAILY. 2 to 11 P. BI. cu. to the barber ... ahe chopped Eugene Shaw of Venice, Don­ off the long tresses ... plastered the ald Cook and Phyllis Cook of hatr close to her head . . . looks a Ocean Park, Pattie Bray of .m> like Lila Lee . . . says she has Venice, Dolly Merritt of Oeean TODAY AND Park, Gloria Wegener of SanU Wilshire Blvd. at Federal TIVOLI to get more trimmed off for "Ha;; SANTA MONICA BLVO TOMORROW Marriage" . . . ultra ->dern and Monica, Burton Miner of Ven­ Brentwood Heights «_ FOX CALIFORNIA kind of hot in spots, says she .... ice and Rosemary Anne Drum­ • SAWTELLE * HER FIRST great — i, oiive. ... mond of Sawtelle. TONIGHT AND WEDNESDAT All three Moore boya, Tom, Matt, TONIGHT AND WEDNESDAY TALKING PICTURE All Talking, Singing and Playing JVIARYy POR DAYTIME RECREATION «'D** THt SANTA MONICA MOUNTAIN COACH LINE8 Fred Waring's Pennsylvaniant in Terminal—Broadway Union St.gt Depot-Ocean Ave. at Bdwy., S. M. P.CKFCEID. Southern California'. Mott Beautiful Oeean and Mountain Mm «:*» A. M. t-JO A. M. 1:10 P. M. 840 P. M. 6:30 P. M. -^*™"ll|||||,IIIIIIIIUIIIIi'llllllimillllllllHllll»g: BOCKD SUM HNfr-KINGS SPECIAL MUSIC AND VOCAL ACCOMPANIMENT "SYNCOPATION" {vCOQueTTe; NO ADVANCE Df PRICES • i • PAGE SIX SANTA MONICA EVENING OUTLOOK TUESDAY, JUNE 11, 1929 The Evening Outlook's Daily Page of Comics j DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE MOON MULLINS UNCLE WILLIE BLOWS HIS BUBBLES —By WILLARD

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Tomorrow—"His h-School H__k- TUESDAY, TUNE IT, 1929 SANTA! MONICA EVENING OUTLOOK PAGE SEVEN Log Of The OP INTCREST> WOMEN Home Economics Good Ship Life Housewife Aids TUN" CLOTHES ARE ONE OF SUMMER'S PROBLEMS Engagement of By Estelle Lawton Lindsey E Sawtelle Girl By Florence Austin Chase Communications Relative to This Is Announced Communications Relative to Thf Department Should Be Addressed to Miss Beulah Burtt Will Be Department Should Be Addressed to Estelle Lawton Lindsey in Care of Bride of Lloyd J. Florence Austin Chase in Care of Santa Monica Evening Outlook Stevens Jr. Santa Monica Evening Outlook

On my desk as I write is the picture of a sweet faced, laughing boy Of much interest to their many THE APPETIZING BEEFSTEAK and a refined, gentle faced girl. The boy is dead; the girl a widow. And, friends in the Bay District will be While we know that chicken (fried especially) is very, very popular the announcement of the engage­ with all Americans, I am quite sure beefsteak runs it a close second. Cafea, frowning to the right of the two pictured faces, ls a third face, stern, ment of Miss Beulah Burtt, daugh­ tyrannical, forbidding—the face of the girl's father who shot the boy ter of Mr. and Mrs. W. t. Burtt of restaurants, etc., that specialize In serving "steaks" that are tender, juicy when he called to tell him of his runaway marriage with the girl. The Sawtelle, to Lloyd J. Stevens Jr., son and broiled to suit Individual tastes, never lack appreciative patronage. principals in this grim tragedy are " of Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Stevens of Juicy, tender broiled steaks depend upon the selection of the cut of meat not "trash"; neither are they crim­ the victims of their own bad Judg­ Westwood Hills. for them. The best cuts of meat for ment. The girl should return the broiling are porterhouse, sirloin, seasoned mashed potatoes around inals. The young people are just Miss Burtt ls a graduate of the kids who loved each other and mar­ ring; if you sued, you'd probably cross-cut of rump steak, and second edge of a slightly buttered plank, University High School and of Willis and third cuts from top ot round. ried without consulting the old recover it. But, at the same time, using a pastry bag and tube, put you'd make yourself the butt of ridi­ Business College, while Stevens is a Round steak ls very Juicy, but, hav­ chap, whose ego was so offended by steak on plank, and set in oven to cule. I suggest that you swallow graduate of the Santa Monica High ing coarser fiber, ls never as tender. brown potatoes and finish cooking the fact that he did murder, ruined hard and make love to a better girl School and of Woodbury Business Neither ls the flank end of a porter­ college. the meat. Garnish with glazed sil­ his daughter's life and that of tbe next time. house very tender. For this reason, ver-skinned onions, French fried lad's mother. The wedding will take place to­ lt is a good plan to cut it off before Q.—I know a woman whose hus­ morrow (Wednesday), June 12, fol­ potatoes, buttered carrot slices, It is his excuse for his crime to band is making $28 a week. In some cooking the steak, and use lt for stuffed green peppers and sauted which I am directing attention. His lowing which the young couple will meat cakes iHamburger steak), or hands that would be sufficient; but leave on an extensive tour of inter­ mushroom caps. Place plank on sole explanation is: "I had to pro- this woman is everlastingly calling a small stew, or perhaps a small platter and surround with border tact my family." on her father for money. She owes esting points in the Southland. The young couple are very well beefsteak pie. Cut out the tender­ of parsley. .•Prom what? Who outside of rent and groceries; and the inde­ loin and reserve It to be cooked for Amarillo, Texas, ever heard of you pendence of that hussy. I heard her known ln the Bay District and upon STUFFED TOMATOES — These their return will be the inspiration one meal; cut off the flank and save or tne young people who are the phoning the county hospital and de­ It to be prepared for another; then are well adapted to a planked steak. victims of your lust for power? manding that something be done of several interesting social affairs. Wipe and remove thin slices from Without your mad act, your daugh­ They plan to make their home ln broil the sirloin for dinner. The bone for her baby. E. T. may be used to give added richness stem end of eight small tomatoes. ter and her young husband would A.—My dear charitable neighbor, Sawtelle during the summer months. Scoop out seeds and some of tho have lived quietly and happily in to the stock, if the flank end ls what has all this to do with you? utilized for a stew. pulp, sprinkle inside of tomato the comparative obscurity of small The income of that poor woman is cases with salt, invert and let stand town respectability. By your act Just about enough to get by with UNDERLYING PRINCIPLE and your statement you have not Relief Corps one-half hour. Cook two tablespoons rigid economy, especially as she has WHICH GOVERNS BROILING— butter with one teaspoon finely only widowed your daughter and a baby. She probably has no money The underlying principle which gov­ stained your hands with innocent Holds Session chopped onion two minutes, stirring with which to employ a physician By MME. LISBETH erns good broiling is this: One side constantly. Add one-half cup soft blood; you have planted in the and so calls on the county. She of the meat must be quickly seared, minds of millions of people who stale bread crumbs, one-half cup to­ should have phoned to the city In planning the vacation wardrobe, Stephen Jackson Woman's Relief the meat must be turned, and the ntver heard your name a suspicion health office to send her a doctor. Among the People corps met In regular session recently, mato pulp, salt and pepper to taste. the smart woman invariably finds other side quickly seared. This pre­ Cook five minutes, add one egg, oi the relations between your I should think her father would with Mrs. Marietta Sweet, president, daughter and her young husband. sports clothes her most difficult vents the escape of any of the Juices. slightly beaten, and cook one min­ help her, if he is in a position to presiding. Luncheon was served at Turn almost constantly for the first She will never be able to live do so. problem—perhaps because she de­ noon to twenty-three Grand Army ute. Refill tomatoes with mixture, • down those suspicions. Because of You Know comrades and ladies. Mr. and Mrs. minute of the cooking, then the place ln baking pan, sprinkle with Q—I am a widow and have to mands more of them. Sports togs you, she can go nowhere ln her W. J. Herwig were the guests. Mr. meat must be cooked on one side, buttered crumbs, and bake twenty earn my own living. Under such By MARJORIE GALBRAITH must be sturdy, washable, sunfait turned, and cooked on the other, to country that the whispers will not conditions would you advise me to Herwig giving an interesting talk on minutes. follow her. Over all her future and smart ln a casual, unstudied "Narcotic Research, and Its Need in suit Individual taste. In no Instance adopt a baby? I wanted one so guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred should salt be added to the meat will hang the shadow of your deed badly but it was denied me by a Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Pickering of manner. These are exacting re­ the United States." Mrs. Lillian . and the scandal that attaches selfish husband who was afraid it Arizona avenue, Santa Monica, had Wends, who make their home in the quirements and they are met in va­ Mulkey gave an interesting report until it has been transferred to hot ato it. would take my love from him, and Southern city. rious way. on the convention which was held platter. (Salt would extract the Fine-Arts Group as their house guests during the recently in Oakland. Juices, while we are searing the ' All my life I have known men of his money from his children. My Shrine convention week, Mr. and Washable silks, as well as cottons, the type of R. H. Hamilton who arms ache and my soul yearns to Franklin Ross, commander of the meat to seal ln Its juices.) Mrs. Carol Rausch and Mrs. Felden Among the Interesting newcomers flannels, etc., are used for sports­ To Meet Tonight shot young Tom Walton, his daugh­ cuddle a little one of my own. wear, and spun silk, which includes post and also department inspector, BROILED BEEFSTEAK — HOL­ ter's husband who had called at his L. B. M. Mitts of Memphis, Tennessee. Mr. in the Bay District are Mr. and Mrs. the shantung weaves, silk plcquets, and D. J. MacDonald, O. H. Steward LAND AISE—Wipe a beefsteak (any Meeting at the home of MTB. Louis office to tell him of the marriage. A. — It ls improbable that the Rausch is a popular member of the J. M. March of New York. Mr. and striped and plain broadcloth, crepes, and Mrs. Emma J. Scheer were one of the tender cuts) that ls cut Jackson, 350 Twenty-fifth street, at And all my life I have hated them. State Welfare commission would honor guests. thick, and broil from twelve to four­ 8 o'clock, the Fine-Arts Teachers, It's time that somebody told them Memphis Shrine band, and during Mrs. March came to the Southland etc., are much liked. permit you to adopt a baby. The The typical sport wardrobe has Miss Alice Goldman was Initiated teen minutes. Remove to hot platter, section of the Bay Cities Muslo how they look to outsiders; and it adoption laws are very strict and their visit ln Santa Monica, the to spend the summer months, and into the Woman's Relief corps. pour sauce over it, and garnish with association will hold their last meet­ is time they were called to the bar during their stay here, plan to make gained new complexity. Frocks babies are not permitted to be Southern trio were extensively en­ range ln formality from the sleeve­ parsley. ing and musical tonight, according of public opinion and made to ex­ adopted unless domestic conditions tertained. their home at the new El Cortez HOLLANDAISE SAUCE — Wash to Mrs. Gertrude Vinton Powell, plain in what the vaunted "protec­ are good and the mother is home less tennis frock to the three-piece chairman of the section. tion" that they claim for their vio­ apartments in Fourth street, Santa spectator costume suitable for the University Women one-half cup butter and divide into to look after the baby. thirds. Put one piece in a small Both Mrs. Harry Shoemaker, the lence and hatred consists. Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Waltz of Monica. sidelines or for town wear. Besides, all modern scientific 2502 Beverly avenue, Santa Monica, Will Meet June 15 saucepan with one tablespoonful of hostess, and John Westervelt, ln Por the sake of argument, assume knowledge is against the "cuddling" The three-piece suit at the ex­ charge of the program, have ar­ the worst for the young people, have as their house guests, their Mrs. Imogene Ooodwin of 2209 treme left of the picture is a semi- lemon juice and the yokes of two of babies. Mothers are urged to let The picnic grounds of the Cali­ eggs. Set saucepan containing mix­ ranged what promises to make to­ that their love was stronger than their babies alone except when they daughter-in-law, Mrs. Henry W. Marian place, Venice, returned to tailored suit of the useful type which night's affair an outstanding suc­ their respect for the law. Who hurt Waltz, jr., and her son, Henry W. every smart wardrobe should con­ fornia Botanical Gardens will be the ture into larger saucepan, or double take them up to minister to their her home the latter part of last location of the June meeting of the boiler, set on range and stir mix­ cess. the girl more, the boy who mar­ wants. I am sorry for you; but in Waltz. Ill, who arrived in the tain. The crepe blouse may be worn week, following an absence of sev­ University Women's club, the date ture constantly, using a wire whisk. Elizabeth Crittenden, soprano, la ried her or the father who killed such a case, the chief concern of Southland recently, from their home as a tuck-In or an overblouse, and the featured soloist for this evening. her husband and then trumpeted to in Kauai, one of the Hawaiian Is­ for which has been set for Satur­ When butter is melted, add a second the state must be for the welfare eral days, during which time she the trim jacket and skirt are in day, June 15, the hour 12:30. No She will be heard in two groups of all the world his lame excuse: I" of the child. lands, and who will remain ln th; checked silk. The two costumes ln piece of butter, and, as mixture had to protect the family"? *-s visiting at the Valley Center formal program has been planned thickens, third piece. Remove from songs. Frederick Grover, violinist, Q.—The song requested by E. M. Bay District for the coming three Ranch, and ln San Diego. Other the center are of shantung. The first the new program chairman, Mrs. will play one number and Mrs. What will Texas do about lt? I'd C. is "Better Than Gold." It can weeks. Mr. Waltz, Jr., ls Industrial frock is capucine colored, and com­ fire and add one-fourth teaspoonful Jackson, besides accompanying both love to be on the jury. folk from the Bay District visiting Marian Mahurian, announces, the of salt, a few grains of cayenne, two be had at any music store or a Welfare Director of the Makawell at that resort recently, for a short bines two important style points— inspection of the gardens, which are Mrs. Crittenden and Mr. Grover. Q.—When a girl breaks an en­ dealer would order it for a cus­ Plantation of the Hawaiian Sugar the sleeveless mode and the vogue particularly beautiful at this sea­ tablespoons of tomato puree, and will be heard in a piano solo. A gagement of four months on a lame tomer. Mrs. J. B. company. time were Mr. and Mrs. V. H. Good­ one teaspoonful of finely chopped win and family, Paul --ing, and J. for tiny flat bows. The second con­ son, being the chief interest. social evening will close the meet­ excuse and ignores a request that A.—Thank you. One of our good verts Itself into a spectator costume parsley. To obtain tomato puree, ing and the activities of this group she return the ring, what can be D. Simpson, all of Venice. The newly elected officers of the stew canned tomatoes until reduced loggers sent the words which we Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Anderson of by the addition of a seven-eighth organization, who will take up their until the next season. done about it? What protection is have forwarded to E. M. C. But one-half, rub through a puree there for young men who lose rings 960 Twenty-first street, Santa Mon­ Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Cramer ol length coat in blue to match the in­ duties at this meeting, are president, she may want the music end I am ica, plan to leave the Bay District teresting lacing. The silk plcque Mrs. Vida Loblnger Peterson: vice- strainer, and cook until reduced to in this manner to girls who make a glad to be able to tell her where San Francisco, who have been visit­ a thick pulp. This sauce needs great "racket" of becoming engaged, so as tomorrow for Tacoma, Washington, ing in the Southland for some time, costume at the right is particularly president, Mrs. Rose Parks; secre­ Sunset Hill Club she can get it. where they will visit extensively for smart for tennis, and Introduces a tary, Miss. Harriet Turner; treas­ care in the cooking, for if left over to enrich themselves? R. M. O. Q.—A few months ago my fiance left recently for their home ln the the fire too long, it will separate. A.—Unhappily for the gullible, the coming six weeks. Mr. and Mrs. note of novelty in the two wale urer, Mrs. Ruth Porter. Holds Meeting was transferred from this city to Anderson plan to spend the greater northern city. During their stay weave accented by a black hairline BROWN MUSHROOM SAUCE •- there is no organization, so far, that one some distance away. We had here, Mr. and Mrs. Cramer were the Brown mushroom sauce ls a very can look after young men who are part of their time in the northern stripe. The Sunset HiU club held their been most happy and congenial and city, visiting with their sons, James house guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. W. good sauce to serve with beefsteak. he had been absolute devotion for Pierce of Twentieth street, Santa Trojan Women Melt one-fourth cup of butter in regular monthly meeting at tho almost two years. Yet he soon W., and Emmett Anderson, who Santa Monica Athletic club re­ make their homes in that city. Monica. frying pan .add five tablespoons The Warren School wrote me a most distressing letter. Piano Pupils to Plan Tea June 19 flour and brown quickly. Add liquid cently. He said that I still was. and al­ Mr. and Mrs. Arthur v-wln of At the luncheon table, which waa 730 Fourth Street Phona 22648 Among the recent arrivals regis­ from boiling pan and enough boil­ ways would be, his ideal girl. But Twenty-».rst street, Santa Monica, Appear in Recital The Bay Cities Trojan Women's ing water (or stock) to make one artistically decorated with mixed Kindergarten and All Gradet that we could never marry; that tered at the Santa Monica hospital spent last week end ln San Diego, club will entertain. June 19, with a spring flowers, covers were laid for is little Miss Vyvian Ross Price, Senior and Junior piano pupils of and one-half cups, stirring until forty. Outdoor Classes a Feature his decision had nothing to do with visiting at the home of friends. Mr. tea at the Deauville club from 4 to smooth; then add one-half teaspoon me but entirely something con­ small daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Mrs. Gertrude K. Groos of 523'. 6 o'clock. The affair, the last one Mrs. W. B. Canine, president, pre­ Eighth Year in Santa Monica and Mrs. Goodwin were accom­ Kitchen Bouquet and one-half cup nected with him. He said not to Price, who reside at 1944 Federal panied on their trip to the Southern Ashland avenue, Ocean Park, will of the year, will be given for the sided at the business meeting, which write and ask him what had hap­ avenue, Sawtelle. The young lady be heard in a recital at the Tess purpose of honoring the faculty and of thinly sliced canned button was followed by an afternoon of pened. city by Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Williams, mushrooms. When boiling point is was born on Tuesday, June 4, and who reside in Riverside. Razalle studio, Fourteenth street senior high school women of Santa cards. He was Just completely changed. weighs nine pounds and two ounces. and Pico boulevard, Friday evening, Monica. reached turn into hot sauce boat. High scores were awarded to Mrs. Urban Seminary Please, tell me, what do you June 14, at 8 o'clock. Mrs. Groos, All Trojan women are urged to be BEEFSTEAK PIE—Wipe one and O. H. Coulter and to Mrs. Richard think? The Victim. Mrs. O. A. Westfall, who resides who has carefully selected the num­ one-half pounds of round steak with Gallagher. 307 Wash. Ave., S. M. Mr. and Mrs. Ray E. Schafer of in Lincoln boulevard, Santa Monica, present. A.—He either saw some one he 838 Sixteenth street, Santa Monica, bers which her students are to play a piece of cheesecloth wrung out of Phona 23689 likes better or he has done some­ left the Bay District on Monday of announced the names of more than cold water, and cut steak in one- left the Bay District recently for an last week, with her children, for For Oirla. Ideal Environment thing so shameful that he dares extensive tour in the east of several 25 pupils who are to appear. The School Orchestra to inch cubes. Put ln a saucepan, add Select Day and Boarding School not confess it. There is no other Denver, Colorado, where they plan Ocean Park piano teacher is par­ half an onion, peeled, and thinly weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Schafer have to remain for some time, visiting Have Big Audience explanation. He must know that he been visiting in Chicago, Michigan, ticularly successful with her Junior sliced, and pour over four cupiuls ia behaving ln a cowardly fashion with relatives and friends. of cold water. Cover and bring Ontario, Canada; and are now visit­ students and the recital therefore Preceded by none other than to slide out of his engagement with­ ing in New York for a short time, promises to be an interesting quickly to the boiling point, and out giving you a good reason; but, Mr. and Mrs. Hildlng Tegner of demonstration of what the correct Paul Whiteman, maestro of rhyth­ then let simmer until meat Is ten­ as he ls that way, there is noth­ they plan to also visit ln Washing­ Fourth street, Santa Monica, had as mic melodies and his international­ ton, and other points of Interest, be­ application of music science can ly famous orchestra of artists, and a der, the time required being about Sunset Stages ing to do but take a firm hold of their house guest for a short time accomplish. two hours. Add one teaspoon salt your feelings and forget him. In fore returning to the Bay District. recently, Mrs. Tegner's sister, Miss classic, semi-classic and Jazz pro­ Following the names of the stu­ gram from the voice of Columbia after the first hour of the cooking. time, the true facts will probably Nellie Stewart, whose home ls in Melt four tablespoons of butter, or Connect with All come out and you may be very glad Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Ridge and dents scheduled to play: ChrlsteeD over the Western Network of the Charleston, West Virginia. During Carney, Tom Carney, HUma Mor­ other fat, add four tablespoons the matter is over. daughter, who formerly made their the visitors stay in the Southland, American Broadcasting company, home in Ocean avenue, Santa Mon­ gan, Evelyn Porsgaard, Robert the Santa Monica high school or­ flour, and stir until well blended; I know a similar situation in the group visited at Catalina, San then add gradually to hot stock. CATALINA BOATS which a woman of my acquaintance ica, are now making their perma­ Crossland, Chester Hoon, Roy chestra under the direction of Ar­ Diego, Santa Barbara, and in the Blackwell, Muriel Walter, Geraldlne thur Nord and the combined boys' Wash and pare potatoes, and cut was involved. Her man had a crim­ nent residence at the new El Cortez Imperial Valley. Miss Stewart left PHONE inal record and had to make a get­ apartments, which are located in Glasscock, Betty White, May Hen­ and girls' glee clubs under the lead­ ln one-fourth-lnch cubes; there on bunday evening, for her home derson, John Henderson, Florence ership of Miss Dorothy Whalley. are should be one and one-half cupfuls away. Fourth street, Santa Monica. in the southern city. Q.—Some time ago I was in a Ella Thurlow, Milton Scott, Nelda bound to find a large audience ready Parboil ln boiiing salted water eight terrible auto accident and my ankle Mr. and Mrs. S. Borax of 635 Ash­ Vtck, Katherlne Ferguson, Mollie for them when they make their radio minutes, drain, add to meat, and 21871 Mr. and Mrs. David Hartman of Fradkin. Wayne Oilman, Francis appearance over KMTR at 7:30 cook three minutes. Turn into a but­ was so injured that it is permanent­ land avenue, Ocean Park, have re­ ly deformed. Before that I was a Dallas, Texas, will arrive ln the Bay Jean Oilman, Helen Oilman, Bruce o'clock tonight. tered baking dish, cover with pie OR CALL AT TERMINAL turned to their home ln the Bay District the latter part of this week, Hawley, Lorraine Kindschi, Gloria dancer and an athlete. During my District, after an absence of two The two music sections of the paste, or rich baking powder biscuit long convalescence I had to form to spend the summer months here. Kindschi, Betty Borschell, Lorna Ul­ Santa Monica public school system mixture, and bake ln a hot oven years, during which time, they have During their stay, Mr. and Mrs. ric.., Lorraine Hanson and Mildred 717 S. M. Blvd. other and quieter interests and now been touring extensively ln Europe. will be on the air for one hour. An until crust is well puffed and nicely find myself out of step with the Hartman will be the house guests So per. interesting program has been com­ browned. Mr. and Mrs. Borax lived in Vienna of their son and daughter-ln-law, boys of my own generation. Would for aome time, during their visit in piled by the leaders of the two or­ HAMBURG STEAK—To have you advise cultivating older men? Mr. and Mrs. D. V. Hartman, Jr., of ganizations and Miss Alice Rogers, choice Hamburg steaks, the meat miiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiimuniiiiiimirmmnmiiiiimiiiiiiiiii They seem attracted to me. Sad. that country. Mr. Borax is owner oi Seventeenth street, Santa Monica. CLOSE RESEMBLANCE the Bay Cities Furniture company supervisor of music for the Santa should be chopped to order (or run A.—What can you do save culti­ QUEBEC, June 11. I/FI— Mile Ber­ Monica public schools, urges all to through the home meat chopper/. of Santa Monica boulevard, and dur­ nadette Charvette, at home listening vate the men who seek you? Among ing his absence, hia son, David Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Anderson of listen in and boost for the local Select round steak if you would them may be one or two whom you Sixteenth street, Santa Monica, have to the radio, heard that a body players. Borax waa in charge o fthe business. found in the St. Lawrence river have your Hamburg steak juicy. can fancy. Perhaps in time you may aa their house guests for several Season one pound of chopped meet some young man who will see days this week, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. had been identified as hers. She MT. and Mrs. W. J. Harrison of went to the morgue to set officials meat with salt and pepper and a things in you to love in spite of White of San Diego. Mrs. White Vessels Icebound Off few drops of onion Juice, and form your deformed ankle. 1 know Euclid street, Santa Monica, had as is Mrs. Anderson's sister. right and they were astonished at crippled women who are greatly their house guests over last week the resemblance. Newfoundland Coast Into six cakes, handling as little as end, Mr. Harrison's brother and sis­ possible. If cakes are pressed too loved and who have made desirable Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Carter, former­ marriages. ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John F. ST. JOHN, N. F.. June 11 (JP*—compactly , they will be solid. Put in Harrison, who make their home in ly of Detroit, Michigan, are among The steamer Earl of Devon and a slightly greased heavy frying pan, Santa Barabara. The visitors re­ the newcomers to the Bay District. SALLYS SALLIES several fishing schooners today were sear on one side, turn, sear on other turned to their home last evening. Mr. and Mrs. Carter came to the fast in a mass of heavy ice extend­ side, and cook six minutes If Uked Southland to make their home ln ing northward from Cape St. Johns rare, .eight If Uked well done. Re­ Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Randall of Los Angeles, and plan to spend the on the northeastern coast of New­ move to hot platter, put around Eighteenth street, Santa Monica, re­ summer months in Santa Monica, foundland. them mounds of Julienne potatoes 666 turned to their home on Saturday, with frienda. The steamer Clyde reported that and spread with maitre-d'hotel but­ Baby following an absence of some time, it had been forced to turn back at ter. Pour buttered cauliflower ln the is a Prescription for during which they have been visit­ Mrs. O. W. Welsh of 8t. Louis, Tilt cove In Notre Dame bay a few four corners of the platter, and gar­ Photographs Colds, Grippe, Flu, Dengue, ing in the northern part of the Missouri, arrived rectntly ln the Bay miles south of the cape. nish with sprigs of parsley. Bilious Fever and Malaria. state. Mr. and Mrs. Randall visited District, to spend the summer The schooner Lady Apersons has MAITRE D'HOTEL BUTTER — treasured for some time at Lake Tahoe, also in months here. Mrs. Welsh will be not been heard from with five men Put one cup of butter in a bowl and It ia the moat speedy remedy known. San Francisco, where they were the joined in the near future by ner aboard since she landed four men work until creamy. Add one-half throughout house guesta of friends. daughter, and plans to make her at the fishing station on Belle Isle. teaspoonful of salt, one-eighth tea­ home at the r.ew El Cortez apart­ the years! Seven vessels which attempted the spoon of pepper and one-half tea­ Mr. and Mrs. Wallace W. Wemott ment* in Fourth street, Senta outside passage to Labrador were spoon of finely chopped parsley; of Hollywood, who are spending the Monica. stuck ln the ice within sight of then add, very slowly, two teaspoon- Phone 2S808 Extraordinary Values summer months at the Kensington shore. fuls of lemon Juice. Court, ln Ocean avenue, Santa Mon­ Numerous Icebergs of unusual size PLANKED RUMP STEAK —Wipe JUNE TOILET ica, left the Bay District on Sunday have been sighted. One near Cabot a rump steak cut one and one-half for Camp Curry, Yosemlte Valley, Installation of island was estimated to be two miles inches thick, place on a slightly GOODS SALE long. Another off Bona Vista on the greased broiler rack, and broil until where they plan to remain for one Officers Planned Newfoundland coast was 40 feet month. On their return to the high. nearly done. Pipe a border of highly "Save WUh Safety" Southland,' Mr. and Mrs. Wemott The Daughters of St. George will Ice conditions are almost unprece­ Artistic plan to spend the remainder of the dented for this time of the year. summer ln Santa Monica. hold an open installation of offi­ Photographs Irwin Drug Stores cers for the coming year on Wed­ nesday, June 11, at 8 o'clock, ln St. The Oklahoma Agricultural and LOAMSHIER HOSPITAL California Ave. THIRD AND BROADWAY Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Ponds are at Sixth Phone 21121 George's hall, 1447 Sixteenth street, Mechanical coUege, Stillwater, has again at their home in San Vicente Santa Monica. the answer. Five married co-eds Away From All Traffic and Noise FIFTH AND 8. M. BLVD. —.••ward. SanU Monica. f-*"*jwii_| "Gold- %ers"_ are usually •ANTA MONICA Phona 28-21 A social hour will follow and re­ "ho are celebrated for their toe arcft end visit in San r . dur­ freshments win*), r^rved. The pub­ .alter diaxaood%, -— ^.ncing aire said to be excellent 1116 PRINCETON Just Off Wilshire Blvd. ing which time they wen ui^hoase lic is cordially invited to attend- t cooks. —U SANTA! MONICA EVENING OUTEOOK! TUESDAY, 3TJNE It'1929 PAGE EIGHT Foor-to-One Odds Tab Bud TayK GUEST, BEER CAPTURE U. S. OPEN POSTS Over Goldie Hess at GRID GREAT TACKLES POLLS OUN DUTRA FAILS IN TESTS . Olympic Tonight

By MR. WALLOP TO SELECT SOUTHLAND REPS Bud Taylor, the veteran "Terror of Terre Haute," stands between Ooldie Hess By ROGER GREENE FOR NATIONAL TITLE TOURNEY and a crack A SLY GAFFER at the big The thing had us baffled By GEORGE H. K. FEATHERBY dought. Hesi -xnd perplexed. Charley "Beau" Guest, dapper, sleek-haired Southland says Mr. Tay­ We brooied, wondering If pro champion, and Chet Beer of Bakersfield, will accompany we had lor won't fa- wronged' him "Wee Willie" Hunter of Santa Monica as Southern California's there very when we threats in the National Open championship long thi« wrote about at the Winged Foot club, Mamaroneck, N. Y., evening when Mr. Corn June 27. they clash for Cap i t a 1 i s t Hunter was already eligible for having ten rounds at Pyle having lt the Olympic. all fixed up so finished among the 30 low scorers in the 1928 title drive. Although odds that two of his of 3-1 and 4-1 bunion-chappie s Guest and Beer qualified yesterday by Goldie Hess are being of­ —Pete Gavuzzi topping a field | '• fered that Taylor will defeat Goldla and Johnny Sa­ Of 17 starters lo—would finish over the difficult the same amount of odds was of­ ln a deadlock Lakeside club fered for Zorilla against Hess and Just before the links. Bracey Predicts you know the result. Taylor lost his final gallop at Olin Dutra of last fight to Zorilla in San Francisco Wrigley Field, 8anta Monica, (they met three times), and lt seems Roger Greene Sunday. pro at the Simpsons World that the blonde left-hooker Isn't the We pointed out that in the 1928 Olln Dutra Brentwood club* fighter he used to be, albeit he says production of the "Greatest Shove on surprised all except those who knew he is. Earth," Andy Payne was so far out his plans by apparently "blowing" in front of the rest of the bunion- Mark of 9.4 Will MR. WALLOP on the f.e.cond 18 holes of the 36- FAVORS HESS poppers that it killed the grand hole quail fylng tests, and landing finale at Madison Square Garden. Both will be spurred on with the four strokes in the rear oi the sec­ hope in mind of getting a crack at And we hinted that the alert Mr. ond place. Fall in Nationals Tod Morgan for the title. The win­ Pyle, realising that the 1929 finale ner will be a rightful challenger for Crashing the political line in a drive for a congressional seat NO INTENTION would be the same thing unless OF GOING EAST By ALAN J. GOULD the 130-pound crown, so the compe­ from Minnesota, "Pudge" Heffelflnger will soon know whether it tition tonight should be sizzling. No there were a last hectic battle for will yield aa did his football foes In the old days at Yale. Dutra, however, had no intention (Associated Press Sports Editor) of going east even if successful. He matter who wins, it will be a fast, the $25,000 first prize, had so ar­ "Pudge," whom the late Walter Camp railed "the greatest guard NEW YORK, June 11. (AP) clever fight with plenty of slugging ln all football history" won four letters In each of four sports while has lessons booked solid for weeks ranged it. and felt that he could not spare the —It has taken nearly a quar­ sessions. Personally, I like Hess to* At that time the parade of pant­ wealing the Blue of old Eli—football, baseball, rowing and track, win. 1888-91. He made the ail-American tour straight years. time required to make the trip. The ter-century to cut the record ing plodders was in Arizona. Salo big Brentwood pro showed what for the 100-yard dash by one- The favorite has a devastating left led Gavuzzi by the slim margin of Just to prove that age doesnt bother him, Heffelflnger, who stands six feet four inches and weighs 250 pounds, donned the mole­ he could do by going out ln 71 to fifth of a second—from Dan hook that looks like it will sink 14 minutes. tie for low score in the morning, through an opponent's midriff. Ac­ We chuckled at the sagacity of skins a while back tn a game at Columbus, O*. and starred. At and then coasted around the sec­ Kelly's first official 9 3-5 in least, the sports writers said he did. cording to Prof. Claudius Bridget Mr. Pyle. ond 18 in 79. 1906 to George Simpson's 9 2-5 who watched Taylor In action this! But then, to our consternation, "Beau" Guest had a score of 71- which is expected to receive week, Bud has been emphasizing the Salo stepped far out ln front. He 73-144, while Beer turned ln a 74- use of his left, suggesting the possi­ led Gavuzzi by 1 hour, 26 minutes. official approval. But the new mark 72-146. may not last more than a month. bility that his right mitt hasn't There certainly seemed nothing Pete Gavuzzi Bags Pyle The failure of Fred Morrison, It used to be that Bobby La Salle, "The Rose of Culver City," had healed since he hurt it in his last "in the bag" about that. Midwick club pro, to qualify, was At least that is the conviction of a "kid brother" making a small reputation for himself aa an amateur. fight. Hess employs a sort of hay­ We began to feel that we had The "Kid's" name was Kenny, bnt Bobby was the big ahot and the big dramatic shot of the day's | Claudy Bracey, the speed star of maker right or left which travels made a terrible mistake about Mr. Rice institute, Texas, who was run­ fought head-liners at the Olympic and Wilmington, meeting some of like lightning and hits harder than Pyle. that we had grossly mis- play. the best welters in the game. Lead Over Burning Sands turned the halfway ner-up to Simpson in the famous a trip-hammer. Judged him. marMorrisok in 7n4 and then proceeded to Now, however, young Kenny to coming: to the front. In fact- record-smashing race at Chicago critics predict he'll go far ahead of hto brother Bobby. JOHNNY TORRES BUT YESTERDAY CAME THE sizzle, clipping two strokes from par TOUGH FOE WIRE DISPATCH REVEALING A YUMA, Ariz., June 11. (AP)—Leadership of the trans­ last Saturday. Kenny has won his last four starts via the kayo route. Tomor­ with a brilliant 33 on the next to Hess' stablemate, Johnny Torres, JOKER IN THE HOLE AND MK. continental marathon race was possessed today by Pete Ga­ last nine holes and seemingly a Bracey, here today, believes the row night he battles Pete Savedra ln the seml-wlndup at the Ocean PYLE AS A SLY GAFFER . . . Park boxing arena—his first semi-windnp bont, incidentally. goes ten rounds ln the seml-wlndup vuzzi, bearded Italian runner from England, who yesterday "cinch" to win one o the two 100-yard record will be cracked A MERRY COVE I wrested it from Johnny Salo, Passaic, N. J., cop. He put an places allotted to Southern Cali­ Both Kenny and Bobby learned their boxing under Doc Clancy against classy Ray Montoya, whose For lt seems that Salo suddenly fornia. again at the National A. A. TJ. of Santa Monica Athletic club. They are shown above, Kenny ln chief bid to recognition Is his draw "suffered an attack of stomach elapsed time margin of more than half an hour between his championships in Denver. July front with the shadow of Brother Bobby behind. battle with Kid Francis, Italian con­ trouble and dropped far to the rear." I own record and that of Salo In the 44.2 mile run from Wellton, But he blew to the skies on the tender for the bantamweight crown. last lap, winding up with a miser­ 3-4-5, and he has high hopes of Motnoya should cop this spot rather And that Just about evened up able 41 for a 36-hole total of 148. the Gavuzzl-Salo duel, and makes Arizona, to Algodones, Mexico, near here. being the sprinter to do the crack­ easily, Gavuzzi finished the lap 55 min­ The scores were: ua regard Mr. Pyle as on uproarious Charlie Guest (unattachdl. L. A. 71-73-144 ing. Johnny Nasser, Taylor's protege, buneo-bloke once more. utes and 46 seconds ahead of his Chet. Beer, Btotkdale O. C. 74-72—146 SIMPSON HAS Best All-Round Card of meets the veteran Trip Lambaco ln * * * * * Fred Morrison, Midwick C. C. -.74-74—148 PULLED TENDON the six-round special. In his fight Helen Wills Gives nearest elapsed time competitor. Vic Dalberto, L. A. A. C. _ .76-73—149 TAYLOR VS. HESS Salo, an ailing man, turned in his Olln Dutra, Brentwood C. C. -71-79—150 The field for the big title meet with Sid Torres, Nasser proved a Frank Nunally, Urban C. C. 78-75—151 will be the best ever gathered to­ willing and hard slugger and wfll Tonights' battle at the Olympic Horse-Laugh to poorest lap of the entire cross­ Season on Tap at Beach between Bud Taylor and Ooldie Tom Stevens. Cal. C. C. _ 77-75—152 gether ln Bracey's belief as well as win tonight. country Jaunt, tying for seventh Charlie Chung, Redlands C. C. .75-77—152 that of his coach, the veteran Ernie Hess will find the Spring street "Suit" Rumors Art Roux. Hacienda C. C 73-80-153 The two fours are Ray Van vs. gamboleers going down hook, line place 1 hour 35 minutes and 15 •Qllbert Dunlap. Riviera C. C. .77-78—153 H.ertberg, even though It now seems By JOLLOP JUKES Willie Fausto and Luis Ramos vs. and sinker on the "Terre Haute seconds behind the new leader. A Lewis Scott. Hlllcrest O. C. 76-78—153 likely that a pulled tendon will keep Beach fight fans may be all steamed up over the Hess- Trench King. LONDON. June 11 (/PS— With WIUlc Lnw, Lakeside C. C. 72-82—154 Simpson out of this competition. Terror." a gesture of unconcern, Helen 50-mlle race across burning deserts Vtc Owen. Bora] Palms C. C. . 80-7H* ISB Taylor scrap at the Olympic tonight, but they don't want to They figure to recoup for the • E. B. Artnitront., Mlrfwlrk C. C. 78-81-159 Bracey expects to find arrayed Wills today denied that she to Calexico, Calif., faced the bronzed •John de Paolo, Stockdale C. C. 79-81—160 against him such stars as Eddie overlook a classy card right on their own premises tomorrow thumping they took when Hess up­ waa involved in a suit for a M. V. CliiwMin. Sunset Fields _ 70-84- -Ki3 set S-l odds and beat Santiago go­ runners today. •Hon HunilHon, Chicauo 85-81—168 Tolan of Michigan, Prank Wykoff night at the Ocean Park arena. VON P0RAT KAYOS patent Infringement in Ger­ of Olendale, Calif.; Russell Sweet of rilla. many centering about a spe­ Pat Harrison of Miami, Ariz., •Amateur. Promoter Claude Bridge has about the best all-around IT MAY BE A SOUR HUNCH, the Olympic club, San Francisco. RUBBERY ROCCO cial kind of eye shade. fourteenth in elapsed time, began a BI KG VS. LOAYZA "Some Cf the watches at Chicago card of the season on tap, headlined by Tony Russo vs. Benny BUT YOUR CORRESPONDENT "I've heard nothing about belated attempt to advance in win­ PICKS OOLDIE TO GIVE THE NEW YORK, June 11 ..tv-Jack caught Simpson in as low as 9 3-10," Golden and with sensational young Kenny La Salle fighting CHICAGO, June 11 _p>.—Otto it," she said. "And It (woms to ning yesterday's lap in 5 hours 55 Kid Berg, of England, latest sensa­ Hjeitberg pointed out. "and Bracey GAMBOLEERS ANOTHER TUM­ me that If there were any Pete Savedra in the semi-windup. Von Porat, Norwegian heavyweight, BLE. minutes and 50 seconds. tion ln the lightweight, ranks, will was barely a foot hebind him. Given There are six bouts on the card again demonstrated last night that really legal action I would be get a severe test at the Queensboro favorable conditions, the record Not that Hess is any world-beat­ at leaat an Interested party. I The ten leaders and their clapspd Instead of the usual five, the extra his left hook carries pugilistic par­ er. But he is a tough kid. The Zo­ time: stadium tonight when he tackles may be cut to 8 1-5 at Denver." scrap being a clash of "green" beefy Red Kerr Scores alysis. He knocked out the rubbery never saw a lummons in Ber­ the fast-punching Stanislaus Yet It wasn't so long ago that rilla fight gave him worlds of con­ lin. Paris or here. I believe 1—Peter Gavuzzi. England. 467;- boys of the heavyweight division. Emmett Rocco of Elwood City, Pa., fidence. He's settled down to hard 20:28. Loayza in a ten-round bout. Bert; conches and officials generally re­ The Oolden-Russo battle is a close Singleton on conqueror of Johnny Risko, ln the thla la just another of those leaped into popular favor here with garded 9 2-5 for the "100" as next to training. And he's within firing things people like to cook up." 2—John Salo, Passaic, N. J., one to pick. Russo recently was eighth round of their scheduled 10- range of a bloated bankroll, while 468:25:14. two thrilling victories over Bruce impossible, feeling that the limit of shaded after a bitter melee by the Girard 'Blind' Hole round battle ln the Chicago stadium Taylor Is jamming on the brakes Miss Wills added that she 3—Guisto Umek, Italy, 482:18:08. Flowers, New Rochelle negro. human speed had been reached. Mexican idol, Baby Sal Sorio. with a sizzling left to the chin after aa he coasts down the toboggan. had never Invented an eye 4—Sam Richman, New York, 506:- 'Bracey, although big and rangy, SLIGHT CHOICE he failed to keep Rocco on the floor shade and that none had been ti a better man at the 100 than the The swelling legion of golf­ It's mighty hard to deny a young­ 28:53. CROWD DISAPPOINTED FAVORS GOLDEN ers who have scored a "hole- with his right. ster just a step from the top. given her name with her con­ 5—Paul Simpson. Burlington, N. NEW YORK. June 11. av-Old 220." Hjertberg continued. "I think Von Porat knocked Rocco down sent. Sbe threw her hands in he can beat anybody, Simpson in­ What choice there is goes to in-one," added the name of Taylor, on the other hand, is un­ C, 521:49:36. Soak seems to have reformed. Soon Golden, young Jewish flash, who is Gerald "Red" Kerr of SanU In the first round with a hard right doubtedly hitting the down-trail. the air and looked very pained 6—Phillip Granville, Hamilton, after Secretary Stlmson's parrot left cluded, at the shorter distance. The to the head. The squatty Pennsyl- at a suggestion that she was Ohio runner won last Saturday making a bee-line for the blg-tlme. Monica, former U.S.C. dis­ He took a terrible whipping from Ont.. 548:12:20. Manila for Washington there came Golden kayoed Bobby Hayden, one tance running star, when he vanian jumped to his feet at the Zorilla last December. The Pana­ responsible for an eye shade 7—M. B. McNamara, Australia, accounts of his vigorous vocabulary. because of a better start. He was count of two and ran to his own with a hair net attached. losing ground to Bracey at the fin­ of the gamest boys In the "racket," scored an ace at the Girard manian whirlwind, whom Hess beat 562:49:54. When his ship docked sundry ears and holds draws with Goldie Hess Country club Sunday. corner. He appeared dazed and decisively, cut Taylor's face to rib­ "I'd never do anything like 8—Herbert Hedeman, New York, awaited his best. It was "Pretty ish. And that was the first time and Raymond Lugo. They go frightened, but after shaking off the that," she exclaimed. "That 567:34:25. Polly." Simpson ever beat the Texas boy." But while aces are no longer stage fright he made things decid­ bons. Bud had to have his map eight rounds at 130 pounds. semi-miraculous, Kerr's came remodelled by a plastic surgeon and would be an Impossible com­ 9—Harry Abramowltz. New York, edly miserable for Von Porat until bination. I am sure there is The La Salle-Savedra scrap may close to it. he was knocked sprawling with a he was out of the game for weeks. 573:30:46. steal the show. La Salle to a great When he came back, Taylor lost no new Invention for an eye 10— Mike Joyce, Cleveland, Ohio, For hto singleton came on a left hook to the chin at the end ot shade. They've been wearing little prospect with an electric kayo blind hole! the seventh round. V once on a foul to Al Singer and ln 615:15:06. wallop. His last opponents have a return match lost the decision to them at least 50 years." New Fad Grips Gotham It was on the 137-yard sev­ Earl Mastro, Chicago feather-zf The speediest boat afloat, Mis.s gone to sleep early ln the going, the enth hole, with the flag-pole the New York sensation. Then he last being the heavier and taller weight, pounded out a 10-round vlc*i hit another snag, dropping the ver­ America VII. has a record of 94 By EDWARD J. NEIL hidden by trees, that Ken- tory over Midget Mike O'Dowd from miles an hour. Pete Cardenas. Savedra will give dropped hb tee shot Into the Columbus, Ohio, at 124 pounds. dict to an ancient by the name oi REPORT FISHING (Associated Press Sports Writer) La Salle a far stiffer test than any Young Montreal. NEW YORK. June 11. UP)—Manhattan'! latest sport madness, featur­ back of the cup while playing he has met so far. They are down with George Strompl, A. B. Not much of a record (or the ing chesty little Joie Ray in a brand new role, has moved in upon Broad­ for four rounds at 128 ponds. FINEST IN NORTH way for a stay of six days and six nights Stone and Cal Leigh. once-feared "Terre Haute Terror." How They Stand The rest of the card: Postor Ma- LETTERS TO THE The only hltrh In picking Hess ht At, least that ls the schedule for the first six-day roller skating mara­ With reports of good (tshing and nalo vs. Jimmy Pratt, 118 pounds: Taylor's amazing speed. Goldie In West Coast and thon ever st.iged. But from the tumbles, collapses, fist fights find frantic Johnny Mecill vs. Ray Molina. ' 128 SPORTS EDITOR may never be able to reach him. for accommodations, Mr. and Mrs. pace set. by 14 three-man t.pams ROUGH MATCH ON ; They filled the house with the roar pounds: Arnold Pratt vs. Hugh the nugget-topped beach youngstrr Harold Roper and Mr. and Mrs. A. Major-Leagues from the start, of the grind at 9 Shropshire, heavyweights, and Ed­ la no racehorse and his long, sweep­ W. Maltby and daughter returned p. m ln Marilson Square Oarden last of their skates, the air with fine June 11, 1929. : dust from the track, and the small die Bertram vs. Tiger Melvin Bobo. TAP AT OLYMPIC ing punches are futile against a yesterday from .Tune, Grant and night. It seems as though there 138 pounds. Mr. Roger Greene. Sporting Editor, fast-stepper like Taylor, who ls COAST M-.A-n.-E might be nothing but small pieces j inaugural crowd with wild enthu- Santa Monica Evening Outlook, Sliver lakes following a fishing trip. W T, Pet I siasm. By PRETZEL* hither and yon most of the time. Miaslnn - M of the whole affair left by midweek. Santa Monica. California. 49 .ft71 The center of attraction, as the One of the roughest matches ln The water ls clear and lots of lt. Hun Francinco 4ft SI .r,m From Italy, Oermany, France. Dear Mr. Greene: Los Angele! . —_ 42 a*; .It rill , 14 teams, with one man racing at a the history of grappling ln Los An­ In reading your article of Sat­ reports Mr. Maltby, who went fly Onfclnnd 41 3« .SS2 England. Chicago, Cleveland, St. BABE RUTH GETS ^ time, dashed madly for the first geles is anticipated tomorrow night urday, June 8, I noticed that yon fishing in a snow 6torm. Two-thirds Hollywood . 34 37 .479 Louis, Minneapolis, St. Paul, Los bank at the opening gun, was ORGANIZE VOLLEY Sacramento . , as 43 .449 Angeles, Detroit, Reading. Pa.; mentioned the fact that Mr. Shutt of the distance to the lake region Benttle tS .3tt« C nestle Joie, for years America's FISHING PERMIT when the giant Kansas, Dick Da­ M Syracuse, N. Y., and way stations, had a habit of making a spectacle has paved roads and the total dis­ Portland ... J4 47 .338 greatest miler, then Olympic mar- viscourt, hooks up with Nick Lutze, BALL BEACH TEAMS VKSTr-WAY'S REM I TS roller skating veterans and young­ out of a player, citing the Incident tance is 360 miles. No BSrarM srbeduli*d. • athon star and lately a professional NEW RORK. June 11 (_pv-Babe young Chicago bone crusher. Lutze ln which he had Lance Warren sters of assorted shapes and sizes Ruth is going fishing. The big Members of the Santa Monica HOW nana ENDED runner. is the popular favorite. carry a football under his arm to Following a two and one-half came to the Oarden to crowd the "It's a new racket for me, but I Yankee slugger has asked, and re­ Athletic club will shortly organize Los Anreles 4; Mission 3. banked pine track with hurtlins. Both have trained hard for the all of his classes. volley-ball teams for the summer mile climb to Oarker lake, five Ban Francisco ft; Hollywood 1. like it." Joie said. "I'll be pretty ceived, permission of his manager, limits were caught for seven Oakland ft; Portland 1. multi-colored figures in skin-tights. Miller Huggins. to spend a week at match, realizing the punishment I happen to know that Coach season, probably under the direction Bncrument.i ft. Beattie 1. good at this before the week is over." which will be forthcoming. All Floyd Mishler also uses that method of Ed Gillette, according to George anglers. Fishing is excellent at this GAMES tODAY a lake and golf course near Wash­ lake, they said. The season opened Portland at Hollywood ington, where he will rest until Just sorts of holds are known by Lutze of curing fumbling. On one occa­ "Doc" Clancy, athletl clnstructor. Los Anceles at Oekland and Daviscourt and whoever can May 30. before the Yankees' series wtth the sion he made Chet Fltzslmmons (ot The ladles' gym classes, which San Francisco at Bocramento. withstand the punishment best will the lightweights) carry a football have been going since Inst Ortobrr. Al Bertholf and Mr, Temple also Beattie «t Mission. Philadelphia Athletics, starting HAL FORNEY TO BARK SIGNALS June 21. win. under his arm to his classes for a have been discontinued for the hot invaded June lake recently and re­ NATIONAL i.rAorr Another exciting match ls prom­ week. The funny part about lt waa months and will reopen next Oc­ w T, Pet "I am going to fish and play ported good fishing, each bagging Pittsbur«h . _.. 28 27 .623 ised when "Wild Bill" Beth and that it DID cure him. tober. the limit. . ., 31 13 .630 golf." said Ruth. "Huggins said I Joe Malcewicz clash in the semi- fit Louis — might violate the club rule against If Coach Mishler. can make an .._ 28 || .609 AS SENIORS BATTLE JUNIORS windup. Beth ts a comparatively impression on his --players better New York _ M 30 .545 golf in the playing season. I feel newcomer but in his few bouts here Philadelphia _ 31 ?< 467 strong enough to go back into tho than "Dutch" Shutt. he should be AUBREY DEVINE OFFERED TR0BABE Cincinnati .„ 18 ta 361 he has established himself as a able to handle the varsity team. Brooklyn ...... 11 378 , Hal Forney, quarterback on last year*! Samohi Viking line-up now but the doctor says I dangerous foe. Malcewicz ls favored. Boston ... 17 n .310 can't take any chances and Huggins J. W. SMITH. T-STBH-AY. BESPITnS grid varsity, will be in the signal-barking berth this Friday GRID COACH BERTH AS CALLAND OUT Chlcnuo 10. Boston 8 when Coach Max Berg's juniors meet Coach Floyd Mishler's agrees with the doctor." Brooklyn 7 PltUburgh 6. St Louis 10; Philadelphia 9. seniors in the annual class struggle. The Aubrey Devlne. all-Amerlcan quarterback in 1920 and '21. and for Cincinnati 7 New York 3. game is set for 3 TWO WEEKS LEFT FOR {.UNIONISTS tttt past four years a member of the University of Southern California | CAMES TODAY o'clock on the high school field. BANQUET HONORS football ooachlng staff, bas been offered the position of freshman foot­ Brooklyn at Plttsbumh An admission fee oi 35 cents w.ll TO TRAIN FOR BIG OUTLOOK RACE ball coach at the Trojan university next fall, according to an announce­ New York at Cincinnati. Philadelphia at St. Louis. be charged to help in defraying ex­ DR. BUD HOUSER ment just made by President R. B. von KleinSmid. Boston at Chicago penses Incurred ni staging the Clyde Beckley, also a 1928 light­ Leas than two weeks remain before the mammoth third annual Out­ Coincident with this announce battle. weight, and Jack Proctor, beefy look Derby will be staged. The event, one of the outstanding of ita kind Devine. one of the most colorful AMERICAN LEAGUE Dr. Clarence "Bud" Houser, ment waa the statement by Director w L Pet Skipper Berg announced his line­ junior, will play tackles. Bert Olympic games weight champion ln the Southland, to set for Saturday, June 22, on a course from Sawtella Of Athletics Bill Hunter that Lloyd players ln football history when he Philadelphia . 11 .756 up yesterday, and unless some un­ to Main street at Pico boulevard. starred at Iowa under Jones, has New York 34 18 .600 Monesmith, varsity substitute guard and former holder of the .world's Thomas and Charles Boren, three- Pt Loula 37 31 known quantity or quantities ap­ It ls important that the entrants — ——______been with the Southern California ..._ 28 .571 last year, will start Friday. Johnny discus record, was honored at a year varsity stars on Coach Howard Detroit 25 .528 pear by next September, the prob­ banquet last evening at the Los give the course a try or two to ac­ coaching staff since Jones came to Cleveland 28 23 .511 able 1029 Viking machine will be Lyman will be at center. quaint themselves with the course. The entire distance will be ore* Jones' squad, will be assistant fresh­ S. C. as head coach in the fall ol Washington ... 24 38 .378 Angeles Athletic club when a gold paved roads. Chicago . 17 seen in action on Friday. Speed seems to be the keynote of membership card was presented The race starts at 103rd street. Saw­ man coaches. 1925. He acted as assistant varsity ._... 18 R .353 15 32 .319 Clyde Giant and Gil Rankin will the baekfield. With Forney at him. telle; west on Santa Monica boule­ There are three leading firms o/l Assignment of Devine to the Tro- coach in '25. was freshman mentor YESTFKDAVS RESl'LTS hold down the left and right end quarterback. Chuck Bailey and vard to Fourth street. Santa Mon­ Santa Monica who will furnish tba babe coaching job to succeed Leo in '26 and '27 and went back to the Philadelphia 3. Chicago 1. Dr. Houser has been a Mercury New York 3. St. Loula 2 positions, respectively. Grant looked Lewis Whittier at right and left athlete since his graduation at U. ica; south on Fourth street, past entry fee of $5 it you will furnish Calland, who starts his duties at varsity as baekfield specialist and Cleveland 4. Washington 3. good in that berth with the light-, halves, and Captain-elect King the new Outlook building; west on the foot power. They are the Har­ the University of Idaho as director Detroit 1; Boston 0. S. C. and has scored many a point scout last fall. He is a practicing weights last season, while Rankin Lanham at fullback, there isn't for the Mercuries. Charley Pad­ Colorado to the bridge and over ot athletics and head football coach attorney in Los Angeles, but will C.AMES TODAY vard Shoe store, Thomaa and Cleveland at Washington. played substitute center on the much weight but plenty of speed. dock waa the first athlete to be so the bridge south to the Ocean Park Engelbrecht Sporting Goods store, next fall, was made by the Trolan take enout h time off from his legal Chxaao at Philadelphia. varsity. Frank Shuerue is a likely honored. Waft-en Bovard. U. S. C. boxing arena at Pico and Main. The Dei rou at Boston Bailey was a star lightweight back- and the Carter Drug company. Oet president upon the recommendation i work to give the frosh squad of 1929 *->nd candidate but Is on the disabled field man while both Whittier and and L. A. A. C. official, acted as course is approximately four miles At Ooach Jones. tall of the attention it requires. St Louis at New York. In touch with any of theae flnni U list at tbis trim*. ).-Miriam were varsity performers. .toast-natter, in length, ^—— jrou desire to enter U» race, •****, 3P i irs-_ MI i**% ECTION MernKer of tKe £Mo_i_I_<_ Preti " fUSSIFIED *TWO • EVE LOOK S Established October 13, 1875 Each Day's Paper Better Than the Last U ADS * SANTA MONICA. CALIFORNIA. TUESDAY, JUNE 11, 1929 NINE SANTA FE SPRINGS WELLS ABLAZE MILLION LOSS News of Bay Puzzle: Find Why This Is CHEAT EUROPEAN CORN BORER Order Inquiry in Region Told CaUes May Help Forty Thousand NOT the Bay of Naples With Brevitv > Border Shooting tt_t.ts;*--***t-%isa*tts*aa»tft«*atstiflit<*c«*t«asa*at*«a«taititsitikttM*aais*i*s* Church-State Pact Barrels Oil Lost . . ; THE WEATHER Lowman Receives No Re­ SANTA MONICA BAT DIS­ General Returns Suddenly Hundreds of Fire Fiehtert port of Trouble at TRICT—Fair tonight and Wed­ From Vacation nesday; even temperature; gentle in Finally Restrict Blaze Canada Line variable winds. North to Small Area OCEAN TIDES WASHINGTON, June 11 (Jf*— As­ Hifh tides tomorrow at 12:21 MEXICO CITY, June 11 <_*_- Fire which broke out yesterday sistant Secretary Lowman of the a. m., 5.8; 2:57 p. m.. 4.3; low tides Sudden return of Oeneral Plutarco at SanU Fe Springs field and de­ treasury announced today that he tomorrow at 7:53 a. m., .5; 7:55 Ellas Calles from a vacation in stroyed nine derricks and man p. m., 2.7. had ordered a thorough Investiga­ northern Mexico has given rise to than 40,000 barrels of oil, WM re­ TEMPERATURES ported at 8 a. m. today by tire de­ tion into the shooting Saturday Yesterday's maximum, 65 de- widespread belief he will participate partment officials to have been con­ night of Henry Virkula by Customs •frees; minimum, 52. ln negotiations between tbe Mexi­ fined to two flowing wella. Dam­ Border Patrolman E. J. King at In­ BANK CLEARINGS can government and Roman Cath­ age has been placed at more than Today, f443.42S.85; same day one million dollars. ternational Falls, Minn. last year, S364.473.S8; total for olic prelates. Lowman, who returned today month to date, $3,709,651.67. "Where the mountains meet the sea" is the title of Milton P. Oris- Utmost secrecy has been Invoked NINE DERRICKS from Detroit, said that no report of NOTICE OF INTENTION TO wold's, 470 Twenty-fifth street, Santa Monica, type-a-picture. To make to shroud proceedings, however, and Nine oil derricks and more than the shooting of Virkula had been WED its identification unmistakable Mr. Orlswold has selected a most appro­ Uttle definite was known today. 40.000 barrels of oU had been de­ received at customs headquarters Elwood Reager, 23, Santa Mon­ priate motif, "santamonlcaoutlook." What could be neater? He gets The former Mexican president, ar­ stroyed by a fire which broke oat here but that he had ordered lt ica; Neva Kersey, 23. the six complimentary tickets to the Criterion theater, but he will have riving on last night's train from late yesterday ln the Santa Fe sent at once and would take what­ Luserne Crandall, 41; Roma to get there early if he wants to see "America's Sweetheart," Mary Pick­ Monterey, said he had no statement Springs field, 12 miles south of Loe ever action the report warranted. Harrison, 37, Santa Monica. ford, the incomparable, in her first all-talking pictijre, "Coquette," which to make. Angeles, and was still burning Walter McDonald, 35. SanU ls also on the screen at tomorrow's matinee. Although previous announcement fiercely at an early hour today. Lowman also said he would also Monica; Annie Belanger, 19. had said the first act of Monsignor order an inquiry into the shooting Damage has been conservatively Ocean Park. Leopoldo Ruiz Y Flores, archbishop estimated at over a million dollars. of Archibald Eugster, supposedly MEETING NOTICES RULES FOR OUTLOOK TYPE-A-PICTURE CONTEST of Michoacan and recently appoint­ by a customs border patrol inspec­ 1.—All Outlook readers are eligible to compete, excepting employes Asbestos-clad firemen worked Santa Monica Optimist club, to­ ed apostolic delegate to Mexico, throughout the night, aided by tor at Detroit. morrow noon at the Miramar of this paper and members of their families. after his arrival here would be to 2.—Pictures submitted may be at any subject, portrait, landscape, hundreds of volunteer firefighters, hotel. confer with President Emillo Portes in an effort to bring the tire under CONTINUE EFFORT American Order, Sons of St. still life, marine, or what have you? But every mark upon the paper Oil, that conference has not yet must be clearly recognised as such. controL INTERNATIONAL FALLS. Minn., George, social hour, tomorrow taken place. The fire started on the Rhode- .June 11 US*— While Emmet J. evening at St George's Hall, 1447 3.—The name and address of the maker must be plainly typed on CALLS AT PALACE McAdams lease and was believed to White, 24-year-old border patrol­ Sixteenth street. the lower right hand corner of each "drawing." Yesterday the archbishop, with have been caused by oil leaking man of the customs service, is being Meeting notices must be In the 4.—The contest will run during the month of June and entries may his conferee, Bishop Pascual Diaz of from a storage tank to a boiler. In held in Jail following arraignment Outlook office by 10 a. m. day of be made at any time during the month. One picture will be published Tabasco, called at the presidential a short time the No. 1 well became on a second degree manslaughter publication. daily in the Outlook during June. palace and talked for a half hour a naming geyser with heavy gas charge, county and federal authori­ 5.—Any contestant may submit as many entries as he or she wishes, with Fernando Torreblanca, the discharges Igniting and shooting ties today continued efforts to de­ but each contestant shall be eligible for but one prise. president's secretary. It was re­ Thick-stalked, early maturing corn (above) expected to hundreds of feet into the atr. The termine if the killing of Henry 6.—Awards: (a) The maker of each picture published in the Outlook ported the visit was for the purpose lessen the damage of crop's greatest enemy. tire soon leaped to another adja­ Virkkula Saturday night was Justi­ Coast-Wide Search shall receive six complimentary tickets to the Criterion theater, Santa of arranging the conference wtth cent well known as the McCune. fied. Monica, by calling for them at the Outlook office, (b) At the end of the Sr. Portes Gil. Both wells had been producing ap­ Virkkula, a Big Falls confectioner, month a grand prise of $10 will be awarded for the best picture piib- While the prelates were at the NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J., June proximately 4500 barrels of oil daily. was killed by slugs from a sawed- Ifehed; |5 for the next best and 82 for the third. Prises of 85 each will be palace the president himself was 11. (JP) —Hundreds of miles from the From the McCune well the flames off shotgun fired by White, Mrs. For Wireless Man given for the best portrait or caricature, the best landscape and the best closeted three miles away with Am­ Municipal Band great corn belt, New Jersey ls per­ spread to other derricks and by Virkkula, who was riding home with sports picture. bassador Morrow at Chapultepec fecting a plan to defeat the Euro­ nightfall last night the section re­ her husband and two children, 7.—Judges will be named by ths Outlook. sembled a seething furnace. castle. It was said no date had The following programs of the pean corn borer. HIGHWAYS CROWDED asleep in the rear seat, escaped in- No Trace Found of Radio Address all communications and contributions to the Outlook Type- been set for his interview with the It consists simply of creating a Jury. a-Picture Contest Editor. Roman Catholic prelates. Santa Monica-Ocean Park munici­ Thousands were attracted by the Operator Suspected of pal band, under the direction of thick-stalked short-season variety UPHOLDS OFFICER Some observers related the vari­ of corn. An extensive test of more tremendous volumes of smoke aris­ Basing his statement on a report Brickbat Murder ous Incidents, the unexpected return Francesco Ferullo, will be played to­ ing from the scene of the blazing than 70 strains of standard corn va­ wella and In a short time those ln of the affair made by White, N. A. of Ambassador Morrow and General night and tomorrow afternoon at rieties was begun at the New Jer­ Lindberger, assistant United States SAN FRANCISCO. June 11 UT*—Promoter Seeks Youth Held on Calles, the conferences at Chapul­ the municipal auditorium in Ocean charge of the firefighters called for sey agricultural experiment sta­ additional aid to clear roads nearby customs collector at Duluth, said The coast-wide manhunt for Wil­ tepec and the prelates' visit to the Park. tion ln 1928. The strains under test White was in the right when he liam L. Tallman, radio operator Retrial of Case Burglary Charge of automobiles and spectators who presidential palace wltb the Im­ TUESDAY, JUNE 11, 8:00 P. M. are from all parts of the corn grow­ were hampering the workers. The fired at Virkkula when he failed to suspect in the Los Angeles slaying pending negotiations for settlement Oriental March Orland ing sections of the country. stop his machine at the command of Mrs. Virginia Patty, centered in Convicted on one count ot grand Shot down when caught entering sheriff's office dispatched squads of of Mexico's church-state problem. Orpheus Overture Offenbach TESTS PROGRESS deputies to police the territory and of E. A. Servine, White's companion. San Francisco today. Search of the theft involving $50,000, and ac­ a Los Angeles motorcycle shop, po­ WOULD HELP S. S. Admiral Benson at Portland, Dance Macabre (skeletons danc­ By the time the corn borer inva keep highways clear. In contradiction to White's re­ quitted on another, W. J. Stevenson, lice reported, 20-year-old Harry Presence of General Calles among ing) Salnt-Saens slon ls serious In New Jersey, offi port, however, was testimony of­ Ore., failed to disclose a trace of the The Santa Fe Springs section has Los Angeles promoter, today sought Wayne was to be brought Into mu­ the conferees, or even in the back­ Baritone Solo by Big. Curti clals believe their tests will be far been the site of two other disastrous fered by Mrs. Virkkula at the in­ fugitive and authorities believed ground, would be helpful to progress Tallman either leaped from the a new trial on a motion being ar­ nicipal court today for a preliminary Selected enough along to make definite rec­ fires ln the past several months. A quest yesterday. The hind wheels of the negotiations, it was felt. I. Lombard! (The Crusade) selec­ ommendations of varieties resistant gasser among the first wells to be of the car had barely passed Ser­ vessel in San Francisco bay or gued by his counsel before Superior hearing on two counts of burglary. General Calles was known last May walked ashore when the ship was tion Verdi to the pest or else of so short a sea­ brought ln at a new lower level, vine, who carried a sign which Judge " Iliam Doran. Wayne was seriously wounded last to have had conversations with Soloists—Slgrs. D'Amico and son as to make attacks unlikely. recently, burned more than a reads: "U. S. Customs. Stop," when docked. Judge Doran, who heard the case May, Deputy District Attorney W. Archbishop Ruiz at the Fortress at Margadonna Dr. H. B. Sprague, agronomist at month. A second well, alao blown slugs swept the car and her hus­ Efforts were still being made to San Juan de Ulua, Vera Cruz, on WEDNESDAY, JUNE It, 2:80 P. M. in at the deep level, burned several! band slumped dead in her lap. No identify a body washed up on a without a jury, dismissed one count W. Burgess declared, b; W. D. Bud- the experiment station, believes of the complaint yesterday after the the same subject which is now being La Slcllla March Rodriguez late planting, too, will prevent in weeks. Tunneling was successfully command to halt was heard, she beach here as that of the missing eller. who surprised the youth ln the approached. resorted to ln the latter caae to: satd. radio operator. The body, headless first conviction. Martha Overture Solo by Mr. Oster­ jury. Adult borers will be forced to act of looting his store at 2531 South The negotiations fell through at man _ Flotow lay their eggs before corn comes up. finally put out the flames. White was arraigned on the sec­ and mangled, apparently by a Main street, Los Angeles. In Wayne's that time as a result of opposition ship's propeller, answered the same HAVE DINNER TONIGHT Musical Scene from Spain (Suite)... In that, short-season strains will be ond degree manslaughter charge The members of the Loyal Berean room, 512V. South Main street, Bur­ on the part of some of the Mexican ~ Z. Langey beneficial. immediately after the coroner's general description as Tallman but Episcopate, who were not solidly fingerprints were said to be dif­ class of the Ocean Park Christian gess continued, approximately $200 June Walts Scheurmann Corn ls one of the New Jersey Jury found that he was responsible Church are holding a covered-dish behind the Michoacan primate, and for the killing. His request for a ferent. Shipping officials pointed ln plunder was found. This had been because of the subsequent assassina­ Maritana Orand Selection Wallace farmer's most Important field crops. out that Tallman. had he Jumped dinner and social hour tonight, be­ Soloists—Sigrs. D'Amico. Marga­ It has an annual value of about Drive for Votes continuance for one week was ginning at seven o'clock, in the taken from the shop when it was tion ln July of President Alvaro granted. overboard, would have been drawn entered on May 2, four days prior Obregon. with the attendant charges donna and Curti 18,000,000. mto the propeller by the suction. church at Rose avenue and Wash­ Intermission 15 Minutes WOULD PAY WIFE ington boulevard. to the shooting. of church complicity. The recent A detail of picked detectives last rebellion still further complicated The Prima Donna Operetta Hubert WASHINOTON, June 11 (m—A (a) By the Swanee River Is On in Senate bill to authorize payment of $25,000 night completed a vain search of moves for a Settlement. Pasadena Man to the wife of Henry Virkkula. who water front resorts where Tallman Myddleton was killed Saturday at Interna­ might have sought shelter. t (b) Paraphrase Rubinstein Leaves Big Income Decision Near in Control tional Falls, Minn., by a border pa­ Sea Horses Are Coming! versy Over Debenture trol officer, was introduced today Claims Knife Used Witzel Estate An Income of about $50,000 a year Item in Farm Bill by Representative Schafer, Repub­ The next five weeks are going to prove a season of Would Welcome was left to his widow, Mary C. Bet- lican, Wisconsin.. In Self-Defense Valued at $150-000 tingen, by the late Willlam J. Bet- great excitement among the boys and possibly some tlngen of 1144 HUlcrest drive, Pasa­ WASHINOTON, June 11 UP>—An intensive drive for votes wu under Declaring he attacked "Chuck" girls of the Bay District. Many have already noticed An estate valued at about $150,000 dena, who died May 20 last. This Seek Missing BritishPremier was left by the late Albert W. Wit­ way today ln the senate as a de­ Gabriels, captain of the football the special advertisements in THE OUTLOOK pro­ was revealed ln the will, filed for cision waa neared in the contro­ team at Los Angeles Polytechnic zel, prominent Los Angeles pho­ probate today. Opera Singer high school with a pen knife ln self- claiming the coming of the "Sea Horses." tographer, who died at Banning versy over the debenture plan in the Government Officials Are last May 31, according to terms of Most of the large estate consists farm relief biU and on the bill Itself Investigators for the district at- defense during an alteration last Just at the moment we are not permtited to lift April 21, Arthur B. Crow, employe the veil of mystery surrounding this great "Sea Horse" Interested in Promised his will, filed today for probate, di­ of valuable lumber enterprises in and three Republican senators, re­ ta&ney's office today inaugurated a of the Bank ot America today be­ viding the property ln equal shares Canada, where Bettingen amassed ported in the doubtful columns, search for Mile. Vraie E. Diva, 27- came his own witness at his trial surprise, but unless we are entirely misinformed, the MacDonald Visit among his widow and two brother*.. his large fortune. were called to the White House. It before Superior Judge Willlam boys of this community up to 18 years of age are go­ The photographer's estate con­ In addition to the widow, the was indicated afterwards their posi­ year-old opera singer, who has been WASHINOTON. June 11 (JPh-A survivors include one son, William tions still were In doubt. missing from her home, 731 South Frederickaon on charges of assault ing to forget everything but "Sea Horses" for quite a sisted of his studio here, stocks, with a deadly weapon. Evidence while. visit of Prime Minister MacDonald bonds and real estate and an In­ J„ Jr.. and two daughters. Lucille President Hoover hu expressed Ardmore street, Los Angeles, since brought out by Deputy District At­ of Oreat Britain to the United terest ln a South Dakota mine. and Elizabeth. The entire estate himself ln opposition to the deben­ last Saturday. torney George Penney yesterday The "Sea Horses" are coming. That's all we know States to discuss Anglo-American was bequeathed to the mother. ture plan and his position hu been . The investigation was spurred on showed the two men's automobiles for the moment, but we can say this—all the joys of relations Including naval arms re­ upheld by the house. when lt became known that Mile. had collided, and that Crow in Christmas, Easter and July 4th will not supass the ductions would be greatly welcomed Burglars Abandon The senate hu been so closely di­ Diva had appeared before Deputy anger had launched the attack. by the American government. vided that many believe that a thrill that the Sea Horses will bring. Every boy in the Charles G. Dawes, the new Ameri­ Rebel Chief and 49 District Attorney Hugh Mclsaac a Miss Phyllis Vann, 1246 West Car Full of Loot single vote may decide the outcome month ago and sought protection, Forty-seventh street, Los Angeles, Bay District might just as well make up his mind to­ can ambassador to London, will ar­ Men Killed in Battle of the balloting which will begin at claiming she was being persecuted rive ln England Friday and wUl BREWSTER, N. Y., June 11 (/TV- 4 p. m. declared the collision and ensuing day to expect big things. Nothing like it has ever been Two robbers who entered the home and feared for her life. According argument occurred ln front of her staged here before. With the summer vacation season acquaint himself with the promised MEXICO CITY, June 11

—Dis­ Senators Nye and Frazier of North to the story told Mclsaac by the house, where she was standing on visit of Premier MacDonald, and, lt of Miss E. K. Lamont here and stole patches to El Universal from Agua Dakota who voted for the debenture singer, she was afraid to leave her here and all the fun that that means in a boy's life, we lt is to be made, will take charge of 810,000 worth of silverware had Callentes today said Antonio Rami­ were among the White House vis­ the porch. nothing to show for their trouble home unless accompanied by her "I saw Crow make a pass at venture the opinion that a heap of excitement is about the discussions on behalf of the rez, a rebel chieftain, and forty-nine itors, but they Indicated later they secretary. She charged that certain American government. today but trouble. The silverware of his followers were killed in a had not charged their attitude. 'Chuck'," she said, "and then two to* sweep in on us. was recovered from their wrecked impresarios in the United States other boys pitched in and took the President Hoover was said to know three-hour combat at Oeronlmo, ln Senator Couzens of Michigan, who had conspired to keep her off the knife away from him. Then Crow Just a tip to boys and girls—watch the advertise­ nothing about the proposed visit of automobile, damaged in a collision Agua Callentes, with the combined has been counted upon by the Re­ concert stage and were preventing ran into his house shouting, Til get ments concerning "Sea Horses." They appear each day the British prime minister to this with another car here last night. forces of Generals Lucas Gonzales publican leaders to support the ad­ her from securing concert hall a gun and shoot tt out with you fel­ in The Outlook. country except what he has read In State police are seeking the two and Anacleto Lopez. Federal casu­ ministration, wu a breakfast guest contracts. lows.' M press dispatches. men. alties were not mentioned. of Mr. Hoover. CONE WHERE ROMANCE BECRONS !

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MARKET TURNS UPWARD NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BONDS By A,,»<•).trd Freai

f^n High Low Close. NEW YORK. June 11, (JP)—Fol­ AFTER SINKWG PERIOD CORPORATION BONDS High Low Close lowing is the complete closing list 8jle« High Low Clou • A of today's transactions on the New 3 Electric Boat 12% 13% 13V, 42 Ner Con Copper 3s... 46V, 45% 48% NEW YORK, June 11. m—The stock market turned up­ 1 MSP ft BS Mar 6s. 98 98 98 3 Antloqula 7s I » .... BJJ « « , 68 El Pow 4 Ltt is ... 68% 86V, 67% 5 N 7 Air Brake 3a.. 45% 45 45% A 1 do 6%s 88 88 88 3 do 1st 7S 57 ...... 80% 89% 89V.I 6 Abraham S Stts 43..104V4 104 104 8 do 3d 7s 87 90 »0 » York Stock exchange. Figures In­ 1 do pf 7a 107 107 107 39 N T Central 8s...195% 193 194% ward after an early sinking spell today but continued rather 1 U K ft T new pl SsA 93 V, 98", 98% 1 Albany P W 8s 43.. 83 83 93 18 Argentine 6s 57 A ... 99% 99% 99* dicating the number of shares sold 4 Elee Stor Batt 5s .... 7»% 78% 78% 1 N Y Chl 4 8 L 61 .138'a 138% 138% dull. Fears of a mid-month credit stringency kept small 2 do adj Ss A 104 104 104 1 Elk Horn Coal atp ... 3% 3% 3% do pf 6a 106', 108% 108% 48 Allegheny C Ss 44... 99% 90 99% 3 do »1 4s B 83 BIT'. 83 13 do 68 58 B 99% 98% 99% represent hundreds. 3 1 Ailis Chal 5s 37.... 98% 98% 88% 9 do 8s sfg 59 Jun .. 99% 99% 99% 3 Endicott Johnson 5a.. 69Va 68% 69% N Y Dock 45% 44% 44% speculators out of the market, and tended to postpone oper­ 7 Mo Pae rfg Ss 65 A . 37% 96% 97% 2 1 Am Agr Chem 7%S..10S 105 105 5 do sfg 8S 59 Oct .. 99% 99% 99% STOCKS 13 Engineers Pub Ser la. 61 60% 50% 88 88 88 87 do Bs 77 F 96% 96% 96V. Saiei High Low Last 3 do pf Si ations of professional traders except in a few issues in which 10 Am Cotton OU Ss ... 98% 98% 38% 18 do sf 6s 69 Mar .. 99% 99% 99% 5 Equit Oft Bldt 3a ... 40 40 40 109% -07% 103% II do Ss 78 O ' 98% 95% 95% 136 N Y N H 4 H 4a 43 Am Inter Stts 43 ...103% 103V. 183% 10 do gen 4s 73 71% 71% 13 do 6s 60 Sept .... 99% 99% 99% 81 Krle R R 79 78% 79 128 125 135 special developments are pendinp I 1 Abltlbl P Sc P 39% JA". 39'a 43 do lst pt 64% 63 61V, 1 do pf 71 4 Am N Oa Btts 43.. 78 77% 78 3 Mob ft Oh 4s BlftC dv 96V, 98V, 96% 10 do 68 60 Oct 99% 99V. 09% 86% 34% Call money renewed at 8 per cent, 'u p 4 to a new peak at 133H. United 1 Adama Express rf 5 . 86'•_ 66'_ 31 do 2nd pf 81V, 69% 61% 3 N Y Ont 4 West .. 34% 34% 8 Am Smelting 8s 99% 09% 99% 5 Mont Pow rfg Sa A 43.103 100% 101 35 do 6s 61 Peb 99% 99% 99% 35% 98% Stat*3 Steel common converted a 3 Advance Rumely ... 37 35 7 Eureka Vac Clean 4s. 49V, 49 49 V, 1 N Y Steam 16 pf 6. 98% 98% as against 7 yesterday. Banks caller 4 Am Sugar Ret 8s ...103% 103% 103% 6 do 8s D 63 98% 98% 98% 34 do 6s 61 Mar .... 99% 99% 99% 66 209% S do pf 58 54% 61 3 Norf 4 Wes 10b . ..310 310 about $20,000,000 in loans during loss of 1 point Into a gain of simi­ 1 Am Tel ft Tel Stts. 108% 10S 103 1 Montreal Tr col Ss 41 96 96 96 43 do S.I - 98 95% 05% 3 1 Evans Auto Load 2V.A 61 61 4 Ahumada Lead 2*4 3 .136 119% 125% lar extent. 8 do col Ss 46 103% 103% 102% 3 Morris ft Co lat 4%s .88 84 85 8 do 5s 45 02% 02 92% 138 V. 334 No Amer Co f the morning, but new funds quickly 74 Air Redctlon n Sb ..39" % 13-'« 1 do pf 3 . .. 53 51*% 61% 35 do tt U 80 103% 103% 103% 1 Mortgage Bond 5s ... 98% 95% 95% . 36 Australia 5s SS 94% 93% 04% 6 1 Fairbanks Morse 3a .41% 41% 41% appeared and no further advance Rails Remain Firm 3 AJax Rubber . « 5'* 3 No Oer Lloyd 63% 53% 63% General Asphalt common and pre­ 1 do CVt 4'as 97'. 97% 97% 14 do 5s 57 04 03% 04 43 Alaska Juneau ... . 6% 5V« 8% 1 Fashion Park As pf . (7 97 97 No Pac 5 103V, 102% 102*. ln the rate was looked for during 10 Am W W ft tl 8s ...103% 103 103 N 14 do 4tts 56 88% 86% 86%l . 16 16 16 35 Fed Lt 4 Tr l%a ...105% 99% 103% 46% ferred, U. S. Industrial Alcohol 3 Austria gtd 7s 43 ...104 103V, lo3*%| 3 Albani* P Wrap Pa _ Northwest Telea 3 46% 46 the day. Money ls expected to go 8 do 6s 97 96% 97 S Namm ft Son 6a 43 ..101 101 101 . 34H 33'.. 33% 1 do pf 6s 97% 97% 97% 7 Batavlan Pet 4% 43 . 02% 03 92%T 110 Alletheny Oorp .. to 10 or 12 per cent later tn the common, National Distillers pre­ 4 Am Writing P 6s 47 83% 81 M'i 1 Nassau El con 4s stp. 52% 52% 52% 3 do pt Stt .101V. 101 101 "4 1 Federal Motor .80a ... 14% 14% 14% o 36 Anacon Coo Ss S3..104% 104% 104% 12 Belgium 8s 41 109 108% 109 18% 18% 18% ferred and Flelshmann moved into 1 Natl Acme 6s 43 ....101". 101% 101% 4 Al Ch ft I>ye 6 .. .285 381 265 4 Fidel Phen F Int 2a. 94 93% 93% 2 Oil Well Sup .. . week. 9 Ang Chll Nitrate 7s.. 97 97 97 13 do 76s 45 114% 114 114 95 95 95 35 Nat Dairy S'.s 48 ... Ntt 96 06% 1 do pf 7 xd . .121'. lilt* 121V. 2 First Nat Storei l'.s 65 64% 64% 3 do pf 7 Business News Favorable new hign grounds. It Is reported ln 23 do 7s 56 107 107tt 107'/ 8% 8% 8% 6 Arm ft Co Del Stts.. 89 88". SStt 1 Nt Ry Mex 4a 51 asd.. 7% 7% 7% 4 AlUs Chal Mfg 7.. .204 202 204 17 Flsk Rubber . 9 8% 9 5 Omnibus Corp ... Wall street that National Distillers 14 Bel Stab In 7s 56 ..105% 105% 105L 38 39% Business news generally con­ 11 Arm ft Co r'est 4'is. 89 BSS 80 14 National Tube Ss ...103 103 103 3 Amerada Corp 3 ... 37 26% 17 853 Fleischmano 3%b . 87% 83 87% 18 Otis Steel 39% 8 Belslum 6%s 49 ....105 104% 104%| 79 79 preferred will be. retired shortly. 08 ATftSP cvt 4%s 41..117 116% 116% 1 N Eng T ft T Ss ...103 103 103 3 Am Agrl Cnem 18% 10% 11 Vk 3 Florsheim Shoe A . . 47 46% 46% 1 Owens Bottle 4a . 78 tinued favorable. Burroughs Add­ 40 do 6s 55 100 99% 99V Rails displayed a firm undertone, 30 do gen 4s 91% 91 91 1 do gen 4%s B .... 07% 97% 07'/. 3 do Pf 41% 41 41*. 1 do pf 6s .100 100 100 ing Machine directors announced a 1 Berlin City 6s 58 .. 90% 90% 90*> 6 A C Line onl 4'is .... 97% 97% 971', 3 N O Pub Sv 8s S3A 90% 00% 00% 4 Am Metal 3 67V. 56% 67 1 Foundation . 49% 48% 49% P .131% 137% 131% 5 for 1 stock split-up, and the stock with New York Central, Atchison, 20 do Elee 6%s 51 ..93 93% 92%| 64 Allegh Corp Ss 49.. 99% 93tt 98% 0 do Ss 55 B 93% 3 03 3 do 6 pet Pt 6 116V. U5<4 115*4 6 Fox Film A' 4t .. . 83% 83 83% 210 Packard ot 3%b . . 63% 61% 61% Chesapeake and Ohio and the Erie 33 Berlin El Elev 6%S 58 92% 91% 92 broke nearly 12 points on -tie tradi­ 107 Am I O Stts 101% 103 102% 1 N O Tex ft Mez SVas.101% 101% 101% 73 Am Pow 4 Lit 1»... 120% U8V. 119% Franklin Simon pf 71.104% 104% 104% 71 Pan-Am Pet B .. 9% 10 issues all pointing upward. 549 Am T ft T cvt 130% 130% 120% 10 Bogota 8s 45 101 101 101 tional "selling on the gooa news." S do Inc Ss A 03 03 03 1 do S pet pf 6... 100% 100% 100% 7 Freeport Texaa 4a .. 45% 45 Va 45% 4 Panhan Pro 4 Rft.. 10 61 83 2 Atl ft Dan lat 4s... BStt 68 66 5 Bolivia 8s 47 100% 100% lOOVd 105 Param Fam Lasky 3 . 63 The quarterly dividend on American In the early selling movement, 1 do Ss B 81% 81% 01% 1 do Pf A (tod I ... 82V. 8(JV» 80' _ 1 Fuller pr pf 6s 103 103 102 7% 8 1 Atl Oulf ft W I Ss... 73% 73V. 73V. 4 do 7s 69 85 84% 85 7 Park Utah Inea .80.. 8 Nash motors, Lackawanna Railroad, 1 do Sa O 08 88 98 3 Am Republics 51% 61 51 G 9% 9% Brake Shoe and Foundry was in­ 3 Atl Refln deb 5s...100% 100 100 3 Bordeaux 6s 34 100 99% 100 35 Am Smelt 4 Ret 4... 98% 97% 981, 6 Pathe Exchante 9% 36 V, 37 creased from 40 to 60 cents. United Fruit, Gillette Safety Razor. B do 4%s D 90 90 90 3 Brail 1 8s 41 105% 105% 10B* 4 do Pf 7 133% 133 133 8 Oabrlel Snub A 36% 33 36% 3 Patlno M 4 E 3 89.. 37 51", 53% Hayes Body snd Mullins Body sank B lNYNCftHRdb 68104% 104% 104V, 19 do 6%s 36-57 91% 91% 91V 4 Am Bteel Fdrs 3 .... 64% 64% 64% 4 Gardner Motor 14 13% 13% 8 Penlck 4 Ford 53% 15", 15% Public utilities were again ln the 16 do rfftlmp 8s 104 103% 103V, 30 do 6'as 27-57 91V. 91V. 91V 4 do pf 7 113 111 113 4 Oeneral Am Tank 4a. 88 87 88 16 Penn Dixie Cem ... 17 77 V. forefront of the advance. North to new low levels for the year. The 1 Bait ft O rfg 6s 95.100% 100% 100% 16 do rfftlmp 4tts ... 97% 96% 97V. 76% 3 Bait ft O lst Ss... 103V, 102V. 102% 4 Brasll C Ry El 7s 53 . 96% 98V. 96. 3 Am Sugar Rel It*/. 71 78 156 Oeneral Asphalt .... 87% 84% 85% 39 Penn R R 3% 77% 98 98 American ran up 6 points to a new decline of Rio Grande Oil was re­ 7 do con 4s 88 85% 86 5 Bremen 7s 35 100 100 100 Ml do Pi T 106 108 106 17 do pf 6a 131 128", 130% 7 Pere Marq pr pf 8... 98 32% garded as a mystery by the presi­ 11 do rfg Ss 100% 99% 100 14 N Y Chic 3 St L 8s ..100% 100% 100% 32% high at 125 Vi and Federal Light 13 do cvt 4%s 97% 97V. 97% S Brisbane 5s 87 87% 87% 871 3 Am Sumatra Tob S 38 38 38 5 Oeneral Cable 41 40% 41 1 Pet MUk 1% 32% 52 53 dent of the company who stated 2 NYCAStL Stts A 104% 104% 104% 5 British 5tts 37 103 103% 103 35 Am T 4 T 9 307% 306% 307V. 13 Oeneral Cigar 4i ... 71% 70% 70% 3 Phila Co 6 pet pf 3. 52 18% and Traction moved up more than 8 do gold 4s 91 91 91 33 do deb 4S 87% 97V, 97% IB that there had been no fundamental 1 do PL KA ft WVdv 90% 90% 90% 10 British s 60-90 84% 84% 84 %• 16 Am Tob S 170 168 169'. 92 Oeneral Elee Sb 279% 373% 379 6 Phila Rdt Co 4 Ir 1418% 14% 14% 4 points to a new top at 105. 1 N Y Dock Co 4s 81V, 81% 81% 3 do S W Div 101 101 101 11 Budapest 6s 37-62 ..80% 80 80 1 do pf S 117 117 117 S do apl .601 11% 11% 11". 2 Philip Morrli 1 3b. 39% 39% 39% Steel shares assumed increasing change ln the company's position, 1 N Y Edls rfg 6%s ..113% 112% 112% 7 Buenos A Stts 55 99% 99V4 99VI 8 Phllllpi Petrol 24 V, 10 do 4s T ft C dv ... 81% Sltt 81% 5 do B S 170 169 170 1 Oen Oaa 4 El A 3b 80 V, 80 V, 80 V, 24', 24% importance in the afternoon trad* and that April earnings were the 1 do Ss 44 102% 102% 102% 10 do (s 61 93% 92'/, 93M| 1 Am Beet Sut pf 60% 50% Mtt 3 do 17 pr A 7a 108', 108% 108% 1 Phoenix Hoi 31". 31 31 10 Bell TPalstftrt Ss B..103tt 103tt 102tt 24 NYNH&H cvt 6s 48.123 122% 123 2 Plerce-Arrow A 85 inc. Crucible was marked up nearly best ln its history. Mexican Sea­ 1 do 5s C 80 104'a 104'a 104', 1 CaldW 7%S 46 93% 95% 9SM 30 Am Bosch Mat 51% 40% 81% 2 Oeneral Mills 3s ... 6 68% 68% 68% 85 85 board also was hammered down 14 do lst&rfg 4%s 87 . 87% 87 87% 4 Can 5%s notes 29 .. 99% 99% 9»% 4 Am Brake Shoe 160a. 62% 51% 52 95 95 1 do pf 4% 4% 4% 5 points to a new high at 96% and 23 Beth Steel CO n6a A..104 103", 103'. 2 do pf 6a 95 1 Pierce Petrol .. SNY Rys pr LN 8s A . 78% 76V, 76V. 10 do Ss 31 100% 100% 100. 4 do pf 7 120% 120% 120V. 341 Oeneral Mot 3a 71V, 67% 71% 1 60 44 43 43 Younsftown Sheet and Tube moved more thin 3 points. 35 do con SVia 100 101% 101', 15 N Y State Rys 4%s .. 39% 39 .39 6 PUlsbury Flour 3 do rfg Ss 98% 98 98 2 do 5s 53 103 103 103 _ 30 Am Brown Boverl El ; 31 30% 30% 1 do 7a pf 7s 123V, 123 V, 123% 56% 56 56", 10 N Y Tel rfg 6s 41 ..106 105% 106 1 do Ittl 36 97% 97% 97%i 100 4 Pirelli Co 2 88 .. 8 do p m Ss 38 98% 98% 08' 16 do Pf 100% 100% 1 Oen Out Adv ctf 2a.. 33% 35% 36% 64 61'4 61'4 4 do deb 6s 48 110 109% 109% 1 Cauca Val 7%s 46 ... 98V, 98% 98V 130 Am Can 4B 140 134'. 140 7 Pittsburgh Coal . 90 9 Boston ft Maine Ss 87 95 94', 94' 28 Oen Rail Signal Si..111% 107", 111% 90 00 18 do gen 4%s 98% 98% 08% 4 Chile Mtg Bk 6%s 61. 90 98% 08*1 S do pf 7 140*4 140'. 140 V. 1 do pf 1 Bklyn Edl gen 6s B..101 101 101 4 Oen Refactorles 3s ... 73 72% 73 .131% 123% 131% 1 N Y Trap Rock fls 46 08 98 98 10 do 6'ia 57 07% 96% 9V/M 4 Am Car 4 Fdr 8 ... 99% 98% 99 5 Pitas"A W Va Ry 6 10 do gen 5s A 104 104 104 33 Gillette Bat Raz 6s..103 101 102% 1 Por Rlc-Aro To A 7. 80 80 r.o HUNTINGTON HOTEL IN 3 N Y W ft Boat 4%a.. 81". 81% 81% 7 Chile 7s 42 103 101% 103 1 Am Chicle 3 87% 53*4 57% 33 Bklyn Man Trans 6s.. 94% 94 94V 1 Olmbel Bros pf 7s.. 81 81 81 3 do B 35 35 35 5 Nlag Falls Pow 6s ...101% 101% 101% 0 do 6s 60 92% 92% 92M 83 Am 4 For Pow 104 102 V. 104% 103% 1 Bklyn Q ft Sb con 5s 73 73 73 39 Olldden Co l%b 49% 48 Va 49% 1 Pos T 4 C 7 pet pf 7.103% 103 1 Norf ft West dlvl 4s 90% 90% 00V. 9 do 6s 61 Jan 93% 93% 93VS%| 45 Pure Oil 1 28", 28% 28 V, 4 Caro C ft O 6s ...108 106 106 1 do lst pf 6 lOltt 101% 101% 11 Orr At W Sugar 2.80. 36% 36 36 fixed charges but after insurance, taxes, life insurance prem­ 1 Ohio Pub Sve 7tts...U0% 110% 110% 5 Cuba 5 tts 53 98% 98% 08VM 1 4 do pf 8 113tt 111 112% 10 do 5s 99 99 99 3 Am Woolen 18% in ' 18% 4 do pf 7s 118% 115 115 1 Ohio R Edls 6a 102V, 102% 102% 56 Cuba 4%s 40 108% 108% 108%| 35 Purity Bak 3 126V, 121% 125% iums and audit charges had been— - * 8 Cent Dlst Tel Ss 101", 101". lniv, 1 do pf 44% 44% 44% 24 Oreen Can Copper 8s. 148% 146% 147% 4 Old B Coal Corp 6s.. 88V, 88V, 88V, 1 Czecho 8s 51 110 110 110 7 Cent of Oa 5Vis ....100% 101 101 15 Am Wtt Pap ctf . 13 10". 12 1 Guantanamo Sugar .. 2% 3'4 2% B deducted. O 4 Ont PAN Falls 5s. ,**100", 100% 100% 17 Danish Mun 8s A ...100% 100% 1004 11 Central Pac 5s 100% 100V, 100% 4 do pf 3 . 43 40% 43 1 Oulf States Steel 4s.. 56 56 56 1320 Red Cor of Am n.. 82% 79% 81% 1 Ore Sh Ln gtd Sa 104 104 104 3 Denmark 6s 42 103% 103V, 103'M Actual earnings for 1929 were 45 | 3 Certainteed S'.s 48. 80 80 80 1 Am Zinc Ld4Sm . 38 28 28 13 do pf B 5 79% 79 79", 3 do rtg 4s 99V, 99 99V, 18 Denmark 5tta 55 ..100 00% t per cent greater than in 1926, ac- i 35 Chesapeake C Ss 47.. 98% 98% 98% 333 Anaconda Cop 7 .. .105% 103% 105% H 4 do pf 3% 54% 54", 54'-, SUMMARY GIVES 5 Ore Wash RR&N 4a. 85V. 85", 85V, 10 do 4%s 62 88% 87% 87V1 27 27 37 1 Chea ft O gen 4Vis.. 96"a 96% 96% 1 Anchor Cap 3.40 . 4514 45% 45 Va 1 Hark Wat pf l%s 8 Reading Co 4 107% 106% 107% cording to the report prepared by ! 7 Deutsche Bw 6s 32 .. 07 06% 07 27 27 5 do cvt 4'.s 30 .... 99 99 99 5 Otis Steel 6s...... 100% 100% 100% 3 do pf 6% .108 108 108 27 1 do 2nd pf 2 44". 44% 44% Bradford, Kimball & Co., Pacific' 2 Dom Rep sf 5% 43 .. 04% 04% 04-4 2 do pf A l'.s . . 35% 8 do ref 4t_s 50 ... 93% 93% 93% P 56 Andes Cop Mln 3 . 51% 50 '4 51% 35% 34", 25 Real SUk Hos Mills. 79", 77V. 78% 1 do lst S'.s 26-40 ..02 02 02 44 Hahn Dept Storei 97 Coast Investment banking house, 1 Chicago ft Alton 3s... 68Vi 68% 68% 11 Pac O ft Elee Ss 90% 09% 99% 4 Archer Dan Mid 3 . 33 31% 31% 4 do pf 8'.s , 97 98 18 Rels 4 Co R 9'4 9 9*4 1 do 2nd SVis 26-40 _ 92 92 92 8 Ha. tman B 1.20 ... 21 22 Vi 4 Remington Rand ... which handled a recent $1,400,000 TRADE OUTLOOK 1 C 8 & Q tii tl A...103% 103% 103V. 1 Pac PQL lst rfg Ss.. 98 98 98 , 86 86 22 V, 30 29", 29% 1 Duke Price Pow 6s 66Tl02tt 102V4 102V 1 Armour Del pf 7 86 65% 10 Chic B ft Q 4%s 77.. 98 96 96 3 Pac T&T Ss 37 100% 100% 100% 31 Armour of 111 A 1 11 10% 11 1 Ha* 'illan Pine It ... 65% 83% 18 Reo Mot Car lb... 34 23% 34 issue of the first mortgage 6*- per 2 DE Indies 6% 53 Nov.lOltt 101% 101V 84 8 Repub Ir 4 Stl 4.. S do gen 4s 90% 90% «90% 14 Pam APftTr 6S1934..108 107 107 4 do B . 6 5% 6% 6 Hershey Choc 87 84 91 89 81 cent sinking fund gold bonds. A 1 El Pow Crp Oer 6%s . 90V, 90% 90Va_ 93 3 Reynolds Spring A summary of Industrial condi­ 10 Chl City Conn Ry 5s 84 84 84 4 do 6s 1840 94 94 94 1 Asso Dry Od 3% . 43% 43% 43% 3 do cvt pf 4s 93 92 6% 6% 6% 26 Est Ry ext sf 7s ....103 103% 102%_| 1 do prl pf 6i 106 106 106 3 Reynolds Tob BVab.. 70 V, 70% 70 V, sum of $256,264.74 is available for tions as covered by the current issue 17 Chl ft E 111 Ss 51 79% 79 79% 1 Paramnt Bway 5%a. .100% 100% 100% 1 Asso OU 2 . 43*-. 43% 43% 4 Para Fam La4,ky6s47. 97% 97% 97V, 1 Flat 7s 48 exwar ... 94 94 94 .213% 311 1 Hoe R 4 Co A 16 16 16 33 do B 240 53% 53% 53% bond interest, this figure being ap­ of Moody's Investors Service Indi­ 1 Chl Ot Western 4s .. 66% 66% 66% 14 Atchison T4SF 10 212% 13 CMftStP oon 4%s C. 91 90% 90% 1 Park Lex 6%s 85% 85% 85% 6 Finland sfg 7s 60 99V, 98% B8*%| 1 do pf S 102 102 102 3 Holland Fur 2\b ... 38 34% 34% 16 Richfield O Cal 3... 42% 41V. 43 proximately three times the re­ cates that business as a whole ls 3 do 6%s 56 95% 95V. 95VJ 35 V, 29% 68 CM StPftPaC Ss 75.. 91 90'a 90'. 2 Penn Dix 11 A 11 85 85 85 4 Atl Coast Line 10b 190% 187 190 Va 2 Hollander 4 Son ... 14 14 14 227 Rio Grande O 2A... 29% 5 do 6s 45 93% 93% 93Vfl 03 V, 63 quired total. continuing at an extremely satisfac- 10 do adj 5s 2000 ... 71% 70% 71 2 Penn Oh & D 4%s77. 95 95 95 1 AU Gulf&WI 61V. 61'4 61 Vi 7 Household Prod 4b . 68% 68% 68% 4 Rossla Ina 6%b ... 65 1 Fin Mun L 6tts A .. 95% 95% 95V 31% 33% Iin a ieii/eletterr imurc-sooaddressedu tuuo thmec uumhold - tory rate, with new high records be­ 5 Chl ft N W 7s 101V. 101% 101V. 2 Penn RR 7s 30.. 101% 101 101 145 Atlantic Ref l'.b ... 70 68% 69 3 Houston Oil 80 80 80 108 Royal Bak P 1 ... 33% 3 Fram I Dev 7'_s 42 .104% 104% 104V 54% 56 Vi 1 do S'is 107% 107% 107% 13 do gold Stts 108% 108 108 3 Atlas Tack 14% 14 14% 7 Howe Sound Co 4s 62 "a 61% 62% 10 Royal Dut NYsh'l!33h 65 % ers of the bonds, Bradford, Kimball mg established in several Important 13 France 7 49 1113% 113 113 5 Hudson 4 Man 3%s 41 '4 39% 41% & Co. announce further that $50,- lines. 15 do 4'is 2037 stp ..93 93 93 16 do gen 5s 68 106 105V, 106 1 Austin Nichols SV. 5% 5% 1 do gen 4s 36% 36% 36% 56 do 7s 40 108% 108% 108M| 56 Mudson Mot O 51 xd. 83% 81% 83% s 4 do 5s 64 102% 102 102% 4 do pf 36 Vi 36 36% 6 Safeway Stores 3... .160% 159% 160% 000 par value of the bonds has been The following is a brief outline of 31 Chicago Railway Ss.. 84% 84% 84V, 4 do 4%s 63 97% 97'/, 97V, 3 French Nat SS 7s 40.102 101% 101V 30 V. 23 Hupp Motor Car 2a. 41% 41% 41% 4 Autosales Corp 31 30% 10 do 7 pet pfd 7 .105", 106% 105% 6 Ch R I ft P Itta 52. . 91 91 91 18 do gen 4'is ...... 98% 98% 08% 3 Ger C Ag Bk 7s 50 .. 98% 98% 98V 40% 40% 40% called, reducing the original amount current business conditions. 3 do pt 3 8 St Joseph Ld 3b 68* 68". 68% to $1,350,000. An additional $65,000 60 do rfg 4s 93% 93 03 30 do 4s 31 97% 97% 97% 14 do 6s 38 Apr 92% 91% 91-Vi 8 Indep O 4 O 2a 33% 35% 33% 1 St L San Fr Ry 8... 114" 114 V. 114% Electrical equipment: Manufac­ 13 C St P M ft O con 6s 9% 99% 99% 1 do 4s 48 91% 97% 91% 14 do 6s 60 July 86% 85% 85*V| B 1 Indian Motorcycle 23 33 22 par value bonds, it Is announced, turing activity during April was 1 Chl Un Sta 5s 1044. .100% 100% 100", 17 do 6s 60 Oct 85% 85% 8SVI 33 Bait 4 Ohio 6 ...118% 117% 117% 2 do pfd 2nd pd 94 V 94 94'a 13 Phll-Rd Cftlcvt8s'49.. 95 94% 95 172 Indian Refining 49V. 47 48 4 St Louis Sthwest... 87 87 87 are held by the company. more than 20 per cent _,reater than 16 do IHi A 96% 96V, 96% 1 Peo G&C of Chl 5s.. 101% 101% 101% 16 Ger Ext loan 7s 49 .. 106 105% 106 13 Bantor 4 Aroos 3%. 73 71% 16 Ch ft W Ind Stts 63.103 100% 100% 1 Oer Oen El 7s 45 .101 101 101 S3 Barnsdall A .50h .. 43% •n 42% 31 do ctfi 45% 44% 44% 2 Sehulte Ret St 3V,a. 30% 20% 20% It should be noted, the letter for the previous April, and orders 7 Peoria ft Ea lst4s 83 82% 82'/a 41% 1 Industrial Rayon .... 92 92 92 3 do pfd 8 100% 100 lOOVa 5 do 4s 85% SStt 85% 2 Pere Mara rfg Ss 101 100% 101 4 do 6s 48 93 92% 93 4 Bayuk Citar 3 100% 100% states, that there has been ex­ for the first quarter gained 35.5 per 11 Chile Cop 6s 47 98% ' 04% 95% 1 Gt Con E1P Jap 7s . 97 67 97 1 do lst pf 7 101 99% 101 1 Ingersoll Rand 6b ...143 143 143 1 Seaboard A L Pfd.., 17 17 17 39 Phila Co 5s 67 98 97% 97% 100 pended in maintenance, repairs and cent. Earnings for the first six 11 Clnn Oas ft El 4s 68. 86% 86 86% 14 do 6'..s 60 93 91% 91V 4 Beacon Oil 26 35% 3 Inland Steel IMl ... 88% 88 88 "a 1 Seaarave Corp 1.20... 18 15 ir, Phil Real C&I Ss.. .90% 90Vi 90% 35% 6 Colon OU 6s 88 96% 98% 96% 1 Greece 7s 64 96 96 96 1 Beachnut Pack 3 .. 80 80 26 Inspiration Cop 4s.. 45 44% 45 78 Scars-Roeb 2tta.... .156% 153', 155V, replacements, $83,289.19 which may months are expected to exceed last 3 Philippine Ry 4s 33 33 33 79% 13 Columbia OftE 6s S3. 98% 98% 98% 1 Haiti 6s 52 08% 08% 08V4 1 Beldlng Hemlnway . 12% 12 V. 1 Interboro Rap Tr .. 34% 24% 34 V, 3 Seneca Copper 51 5 V, 6% be considered as a chargeback year's by 10 to 15 per cent. General 31 Phillips Pet SV«s39... 89 88% 89 13% I Intercon Rubber 8*4 8% 8% 21 Shattuck FO 3 21 Commerl Inv TT 84.. 93% 93% 93% 3 Hungary 7%s 44 100% 100% 100%_ 1 Belt Nat Ry ptc Pf 6b 83% 83% .162', 158% 162% outlook is excellent. 61 do 6%s 49 93V, 92% 93 1 Pierce Oil deb Bs 106 106 106 83% 1 Internat Atrlcul 8% 8% 8% 30 Shell Un Oil 1.40.. against depreciation during the year 1 Hung Munic 7%s 45 . 93% 93% 93%| 3 Best 4 Co 3 86% 80% . 28% 38% 38% 3 Con Ry ft Lt 4%s sta 93 93 93 1 PUlsbury Fl M 6s 104 104 104 80 V, 13 Int Bus Mach 5s ...194 and which may be considered an 1 do 7s 46 90% 90% 90V 334 Bethlehem Steel 4.100% 100 191 103% 7 Snubert Thea 8 . 64% 54 64 Public utilities: There is a steady 6 Con Coal of Mr Ss... 68 67% 67% 4 FCC&8L gen SsA ..104% 104 104% 98 104 3 Int Cement 4s xd .... 88 88 88 29 Simmons Co 3 . 89% 87 89% off-set on the ordinary depreciation 1 Pt Ar Can ft DkOsA.lOO 100 100 10 Ilseder Steel 6s 48 .. 85V. 84% 854 8 Blumenthal 4 Co pf.104 and consistent increase in consump­ 21 Con Oas NY Stts 45.105% 105% 105% 3 Irish Free St 5s 60 .. 06% Mtt 96 M 104 87% 4 Int Combust Eng 2s 60 58% 60 77 Simmons Pet 160.. , 33% 32% 1 Port El P 6s47 100 100 100 12 Borden Co 6 87 V, 85 MM charge. tion of electrical energy which 2 Corn Prod sf 5a 34. 100% 100% 100% 3 Ir Cr Cons 7s 37 A.. 94% 94% 944 103% 13 Int Harvest Co 2%s.l03% 100% 103", 59 Sinclair C O 3V,b.. 39 38% 1 P Ry Lt&P 7%sA 106% 106% 106% 4 Boston 4 Maine 105% 104"a 13 Crown Cork ft 8 6s47 96V. 96V, 96% 1 do 7s 47 B 93% 93% 93'*i_" 33 8 Int Match p pf 3.30. 80% 79% 80% 15 Skelly Oil 3 . 41% 40% 38% makes the outlook very promising. 8 Postal T ft C 5S53... 03% 03 93% 43 Briggs Mft 32% 31% 41 3 Crown Will 6a 81 ... 99% 99% 99% 6 Ital Pub Utll 7s 92% 92% 92*4 1 Brit Emp Steel .... 3% 3% 1 Int Merc Marine ... 4% 4% 4% 3 Sloss, Sh St ft'lr 6. 63 V. 63% Earnings show a steady rate of ex­ 3 Pressed Stl Car Ss... 91V. 91% 91% 3% 52% Estimates Made on 1 Cuba Cane Bug db 8s 61 61 61 28 Italy 7s 81 96 95% 95*4 34 Brockway Motor 3 .. 53% 51 1 do pf 41 41 41 4 80 Cal Edl 3.. 58 V. 57% pansion of over 15 per cent per an­ 10 Cub C Sug cvt db 7s. 61 61 61 1 Pub S of NJ 4%s48..201 201 201 81 87% 20 Japan 6tts 54 100% 100 100*4 1 do pf 7 110 110 118 Int Nick Can .80 ... 48'. 46% 48% 4 Southern Dairies A. 45 44 1 Cuba North Rys Stts 81% 81% 81% 5 Pure Oil Stts 37..... 98 98 98 110 45 Rock Island Earnings num. 36 Kreug & Toll 5s 59 w 08 08 8 13 Brunswick Balke 3 .. 40", 39 39 % 12 Int Paper A 2.40 ... 29 28 28% 1 South Pacific 8.._ .129% 129'a 1 Cuba R R Ss 86 86 86 227 Pacific 4tts*69 91% 91% 91% 120% Railroads: Combined net earn­ 1 Lombard Ed 7s 52 x-w 04% 04% 944 1 Brunswick Term&Ry . 19 19 19 1 do B 18". 15% 16% 12 80 Porto R 8 IM**. 37% 37 10 Cuba-Am Sug col 8s. 100% 100 100% 13 Bucyrus Erie 1 28 27% 10 do O 12% 13% 12% 3 Southern RJy 8 142% 142 37 V, The Chicago. Rock Island & Pa­ ings. In the first quarter were 19.4 18 Cub Dom Sug 7%s.. 57% 58 56 R 17 Lyons 6s 34 100 100 100 37% 143 8 do cvt pf 3% 41 41 1 do 7 pet pf 7s ... 88% 88% 88% 3 So Ry MftO etfa 4...118 118 cific Railroad Is expected to show 3 Cumberld T ft T 5s.. 100 99 90 I Reading gen 4'is.... 95% 95% 95% 3 Marseilles 6s 34 100 100 100 40% 118 per cent ahead of a year ago; car- 1 do 7 Pf 112% 112% 112% 2 do pf new 7s 88 88 88 1 Spang Chal Pfd 8.... 93Vi 03 Va 10 Cuyamel Fruit 6s 40. 08 88 08 1 Rem Arms sf 6sA 97% 97% 97V, 8 Merldlon El 7s 57 .. 98 08 08 03 Va an increase of $400,000 ln gross loading-, in April and May increased 1 Burns Broi B 23 33 33 9 Int Ry of C Am pf 5s 70% 70 70 5 Sparks Wlthlngtou. ..337 337 1 Rem Rand 5%s47war. 91% 91% 91tt 10 Mex 10 gld 4s asst lrg 18 18 18 337 revenues and $200,000 ln net, after 6 per cent. April net of Class One D 5 do pf 7 100 99 100 1 Int Silver 8b ..123% 123% 123% 35 Spiegel May Str 3... 85% 83 Vi 2 Rep Ir ft St Stts.... 100% 100", 100% 1 Mlag MM 7s 56 war 03% 93% 934 85 1 Del ft Hud 7a 101% 101% 101% 10 Burrouth Ad Mch 5b.317% 305 310 59 Int Tel 4 Tel 6s. . 82 81 82 3 Btand Com Tob 1 111', 10% charges, for the month of May. roads was the highest *-i record, 8 do sf 5s 40 ..100% 100% lOOVa 13 Milan City 6'is 53 .. 88% 88 88 10V. 1 do Stts 103 102 102 3 Bush Term 2a 80 SOV, 59*4 1 Inter Dept St 2s . ... 73% 73% 73% 35 Standard O ft El 3%. 98% 06 V. This makes the road's net Income jumping 35 per cent over the pre­ 1 Ro Oa ft El 5tts48...103% 103% 103% 1 Mines Oereas Btts S3 91 91 91 105 98 4 D O ft E lat rfg Ss.. 07% 07 97% 8 do 7 deb 105 104 3 Island Crk Coal 4s. 51% 51 51 3 do Pld 4 ...... 64% 64% for first five months of this year 3 R I Ark ft La 4%s... 93% 93 93 4 Mont M & A 7s 37 x-w 97 97 97 6 64% vious AprU. Outlook very favor­ 7 do Ss atp 06 06 06 4 Butte Cop 4 Zinc .. 6% 5 29 Stand O Cal 2V.a 76% 75% 16 Den ft Rio Or con 4s 88% 88V. 88% s 3 Montevideo 7s 52 101% lOl'Z. 101 vj 8 Butterlck Co 34 S3 34 J 75% about the same as last year when able. 5 Netherlnds 6s 73 105'/. 105% 108*/! . .166 30 do NJ Ittb 68% 581, 22 D ft R Q West gn 6s 02% 02 02 V, 8 St L I M ft Srfg4s... 99% 99% 99% 31 Byers Co 133% 127% 131 % 165 166 58% the net Income was $2,795,834 when 12 N So Wales 5s 57 ... 91% 91% 9i4 62 JoneJohns-Manvllla 4 L Stel pSsf 7s. 122 121% 121' 33 do NY 1.60 40% 40 Steel: High rate of activity still 3 Det Ed lst ft rt 6s B.106tt 106% 106% 2 St L R M ft P 5s 67% 6T/a 67Va 40 the road earned $4.23 a common 14 do 5s 58 91% 91tt 91*4 1 Jordan Motor Oar ... IV* 2 Stand Plate Olaas... 6 6 being maintained with plants work­ 5 Det Edls rfg Ss 40...101 100% 100% 9 St L ft 8 F p ln SsB. 100 100 100 5 26 Nord Ry sf 6'is SO..101 100% 100% c 74 74% 22 do pfd 17% 17% share for the period. ing at 95 per cent of capacity. Al­ 3 do Ss 55 100% 100% 100% 41 do 4tts 78 ., 87% 87 87% 3 Calif Pack 4 74% 17% 9 North Ger Lloyd 6s 47 92 91 tt 93 1% 2 K 61 Stewart W Sp 6..... 69% 68% 33 Dodge Bros deb 6s40.100% 100% 100% 31 do p ln 4s A 85% 85% 85% 3 Callahan Zinc Ld 3 83", 83% 69'a though some letup ln the automo­ 18 Norway 6s S3 102 101% 103 129 V. 129% 4 Kan City 8 Ry 5s... 83", 3 Stromberg Car 3a 100 97 5 St L BW Term 5s 95 95 95 1 Calumet 4 Arizona 8.129% 66 67 V, 100 bile trade has brought a slight re­ 10 do 6s 44 102% 102% 102V 41% 42% 3 do pf 4a 87% 30 Stud Corp 5a 76% 75 V, General Cigars Sales E 5 do lst 4s 83% 81V. 81V, 13 Calu 4 Hecla 4 42% 25 25 76'4 12 do 6s 43 102 101% 102 87% i 1 Submarine Boat 2% 3% tardation, the mill backlogs easily 3 E T V ft O dlvl 5s... 00% 00% 09tt 8 do con 4S 95 94% 95 183 Canada Dry G Ale 4a 88% 84% 2 Kaufmann D St lVil. 25 82", 82% 3% 10 do 5%s 65 100 99% 99*4 221 222% 3 Sun Oil pfd 8 .103 103 Show Decided Increase are taking up the slack and demand 8 Erie rf ft Imp 5s 67.. 94 92% 92% 1 St Paul Un D 5a 102% 102V, 102% 14 Canadian Pac 10 ....222% 2 Kayser J * Co 5s... 83 15", 15% 103 3 do 5s 63 95 95 95 39 39 60 Superior Oil BVi 8 1 San An Pub Sva 6a.. 104 104 104 8 Cannon Mills 2.80 .. 39 31 Kelly-Sprint Tire .. 15% 8V« continues satisfactory. ..ndustry is 5 Nor Mun Bk 5s 87 ... 90% 90% 90V 95 95 42% 42% 5 Superior Steel 45 43% F 12 SA&APass lst 4s 90% 88 88 1 Caro CI 4 Ohio stp 5 95 1 Kelsey-Hayes Wh 2s.. 42% 45 Sales ln the first five months of operating at high rate of profit and 8 Norweg Hy El »%s 57 91V, 90% 91 "J 318 14% 14% 1 Sweets Co of Am V, 16% 15 Va 1 Fed Lt lst 6s st 43.. 104 104 104 1 Schul Co Ine6%sctfA. 89 89 89 4 Caae Thresh Mch 6 .324 316 22 Kelvlnator Corp ... 14% 15% 7 Nuremberg 6s 52 ... 87V4 86'4 87V 59 59 82% 83% 1929, of General Cigars, have been the outlook is excellent. 10 Fed L ft T stpd 43.. 94% 94 94% 1 Schulco 6V'aS B 87 87 87 1 Celotex Co 3 ...... 59 60 Kennecott Copper 4s 84", 28 Seab A L con 8s 71 70 71 7 Orlen Dev Ltd 68 53 . 93% 93% 92'4 .. 31% 31% 31% 1 Kinney GR Co 2b .. 34% 33% 384, nearly 27 per cent ahead of 1928, 3 Fed Melals cvt 7s ..101 100% 100% 1 Central Agulrre 3 .. 70 Tires and rubber: There ls some 19 do adj Ss .,43 41% 41 "a 6 do 5%s 58 86% 86% 86%T .. 44 V, 43% 44 1 Kresge D Stores pf. . 70 70 1 Tenneasee C A Ch 1. 18tt 18 IB', 1 Flsk Rubber 8s 108V. 108% 109% 13 Central Alloy St 3 93% and it is likely the first half will recovery in crude prices, and this 2 do rfg 4s 53% 53',, S3',, 2 Oslo City 6s 55 ....101% 101% 101V . ,110% 110% 110", 1 Kress 8 II ft Co la.. 93% 93", 14 Texas Corp 3 63 63'a 62 Va 4 Fonda Jn ft Ol 4%s. 33% 33% 22% 1 dent Alloy 8t pf 7 36 36 15 Tex Gull Sul 4 73V. equal around $4 a share on 407,570 has removed danger of price cuts in 9 Sea All Fla Ry 6sA.. 64 64 64 12 Oslo G & E Wk 5s 53 92 92 92 1 Cerro de Pasco 5s ,. 95V, 95", 95", 20 Kreimer 4 Toll 1 34 36 71% 72 25 V, 26", 8 Kroger Orocery •« . 82', 80% 81V, 1 Tex P Ld Tr new.... 35V, 25',, 35 V. common shares or the full year's tires. Industry ls jperatlng at high G 1 Sharon St L H 5'is 48 95% 95% 95% 6 Panama 5s A 63 93V. 93 93VJ 1 Certainteed 36V, 8 Par-Lyons Med 7s 58.104 103% 10 214 314% 1 Thatcher Mfg 33 22 23 dividend. This showing would call 2 Oen Asph 6s 39 106% 106 106". 4 Shell Pipe Line 5s 52. 94% 94V, 94% 34 Ches 4 Ohio 10s 215% rate and profits outlook ls excellent. 3 Oen Cable Stts 47... 97% 97V. 97% 15 Shell Un Ss 47 96% 96% 96% 18 do 6s 58 100% 99'» Jn-r-M 84% 84% L 29 39 1 do cvt pfd 3.60 33V. 42 42V, for net of about $1,800,000 against 33 Chesapeake Corp 3s . 85% 3 Retail trade: Sales of r. 11 classes of 37 Oen Mot Ace 6s 37.101% 101 101% 3 Shubert Thea 8s 43.. 80% 80 80 35 Par-Orl RR 5%s 68.. 95% 95 >f*s5 17 17 31 I.ago OH ft Trans .. 30 1 The Fair Co 3.40.... 3S -, 35% 35<-, 3 Chic 4 Alton pf .... 17V. 137 137% $976,152 earned ln the first six 1 Oen Petrol Ss 40 ...101 101 101 5 Slmms Pet 6s 39 99 99 99 13 "a 14% 18 Lambert Co 8s 138% 4 Third Ava Ry 17% 17 retail stores is continuing above 1 Pernamburo 7s 47 .. 91 91 \i 18 Chic at Western 14% 15% 15% 17 3 Ooodrich B F 6%s ..108% 106% 106% 3 Sine C Oil col 7a 101% 101 101 38 40% 1 Lee Rubber * Tire.. 15% S4% 54% 24 Tide Wat Aaao Oil .. 33 tltt months of 1928, equal after pre­ last year owing to satisfactory em­ 12 Peru 1st 6s 60 86% 8Stt 8SV 39 do Pt 41 33 31 Oodyr T ft R Ss 57. 93V. 93 93V, 30 do 6Vas 100 99% 100 30% 1 Lehigh Port Cem 2%s 64", 80 80 8 do pf 6 88tt 88'. ferred dividends to $1.96 a common 9 do 2nd 6s 61 86 85% 85*4 7 Chic M St 4 P 31V, 31% 88'a ployment situation. Leading mall 3 Or Tk Ry Can 7s ...111% 110% 111% 1 do 6s D 30 99 99 99 mM 49% 1 Lehigh Val IMt .... 80", 34% 24", I Tide Wat OU pf 05V. 85 V* 1 4 Poland 8s 50 97 ggi^ B7 20 do Pt 50". 49% OS . share. order houses will show gain-* of more 10 do 6s 104% 104% 104% 11 Sine Cr Oil Stts 38.. 95% 94% 95% 6 82'-J 30 Lehigh Val Coal 24% 42 42% 27 Tlmken Roll Bearln . 90% 88", •; do 7s 47 84% 83tt 83V 4 Chic A* Nor West 4s. 83% 82'.. 89% 15 Ot North Ry 78 A...109% 109% 109% 8 Sine Pine Lines Ss 93% 93 "a 93'/, 32% 3 do Pf 6a 43% 52% 62% 103 Tobacco Prod new .. 17*ia 16V. than 30 per cent. Chain stores are 11 do 6s 40 78% 78 78%1 3 Chle Pneu Tool 32% 32% ll-'. FOREIGN EXCHANGE 6 do S'.s B 106 105% 105% 32 Skelly Oil S%s 39... 93% 927, 93V, 1 Lehn ft Fink Prod 3a 52'*, 83% 84 113 do A new 21 20% likely to continue their present vig­ 1 Porto Aleg 8s 61 105% 108% 105%l 1 Chic Rk Is 4 Pac 7s.122", 122% 122'/, 20',, 1 do lst rfg 4V,s ... 93 93 93 1 80 Bell T&T Ss 101% 101% 101% 1 Llgdgo ftB Myer5b s Tob 5b 8484 % 84% 84% 595 Tranacont Oil 11*4 10**, NEW YORK, June 11. (JP)—For­ 2 do 7%s 66 9914 991/ gg^fc 1 C R I 4 P 7s pf 7s ..105% 105% 105% 11 orous growth. B Oulf M ft N Ss O 50.. 97 97 97 1 So Col Power 6s 100% 100% 100% 7 Lima Locomotive ... 60% sn% 50% 4 Transue A*. Will Stl . 46V. 46 eign exchanges irregular; quotations 1 Queensld 7s 41 ]08% 108,4 ,08ijf 1 Chlckaslia Cot Oil 3s. 39% 39" 39% 46', 3 Gulf Sta Stl SVia 42.. 96% 86% 96% 1 So Pacific cvt Ss 34... 99% 99% 99% 3 Link Belt 2.40 50% SO 60 16 Trico Prod 3Va 56% 54% 1 Rhinelbe 7s 46 war .105% 105% 105%| 8 Childs Co 2 40s 49 49 49 56--. in cents: day bills on banks 8 do 4%s 68 90% 90% 90% 21 Liquid Carb 4",b ... 85 84 1 Traux Traer Coal 1.60 20% 20'. H 7 48 T 378 Chrysler Corp 3s ... 74% 71' 73% 83% 20 7s 66 96 96% 98 s 16 Union Oil Cal 3 .. ______^M______No. 5 northern spring 97. Corn No. 3 Collins 4 Alkman ..50 50 50 9 Ludlum Steel 2s . . 89 , 88% 89% : 3 111 Cent col tr 4s 53.. 86 85% 86 T 14 do 6s 68 86% 86tt S6tti 4 Union Pacific 10 .. 226'', 233', 226'. showing about 4c rise from an early 3 Colorado Fuel 4 Iron 68 57 58 2 91 -92%; No. 2 white 96. Oats 1 IC&C8LNO r Ss A 100% 100% 100% 14 Tenn El Pw rfg 6s A. 103'/, 103 103 9 Rome 6%s 82 80 g8,£ g*" 4 do pi 4 82V, «.', 82 break. Apparent Insufficiency of 1 Colorado 4 South 3s.lOB 108 108 M .134 134 white 44'*.-45%; No. 4 white 10 Ind Steel Sa 103% 103% 103% 8 Ter R R A St L rfg 4a 86% 86% 86% Saabrueck 6s 53 86% 86% 86%| 94", 97% 4 Union Tank Car S 133 No. 3 80 Colum O 4 El new .. 75' 75 75", 13 Mack Trucks 6s ... 97% . 44', 44% moisture supplies in Canada, to­ 6 Insland 8t 4'is A 78. 00% 00V. 90% 1 Texark Ft «m 5%a A.101% 101% 101% 1 Salvador 8s 48 109 109 109 17% 17% 1 United Bla 1.60 ... 44'. 43-44 _. Rye, no sales. 1 do pt As 6a 106% 106% 106% 1 Madison Sq Gar l%s ITM . 10 18"*, gether with predictions of continued 1 Interb R Tr 7s 93% 92% 93% 1 Sao Paulo Cty Btts 57 96% 96% 96%| 67', 67% 20 Unit Clear St 1 .. 18'a 16 Tex ft Pac 5a 79 97% 97V, 97% 193 Columbia Graphophon 70% 70V. 1 Magma Cop 5s 67% . 96 08 6 do rfg Sa 68 87% 68 15 Sao Paulo St 8s 50 ...104% 103% 104%| 35% 33% 25% 1 do pf 6 96 liberal demand from Importing 2 Third Ave adj Ss.... 42 42 42 3 Columb Carbon 4',b .154 154 154 1 Manhattan Elee Sup. . 13 Va 13'a 20 do rtg 5s sta 68 67% 67% 13 do rfg 4s 68 56% 56% 3 Sao Paulo St 8s 36.104% 104% 104%J_ 36% 36 36 5 United Dyewood 13 V. countries, were further Influences d0 7 14 Commercial Credit 3a. 44". 43% 44 5 do mod gtd 5s .... 32 31 BIG TOMATO CROP 22 Int Cem Ss 48 103 102% 103 I » 56 98% 98% 98*4 30 29% 30 4 Un Elee Coal vt c.tl3 30 1 Toledo Trae Stts 99 99 99 28 do 6%a pf e'.s ..101 101 101 1 Manhattan Shirt 2a. Indiana will plant almost twice as tending to lift wheat values here. 12 Int Ot Nor ad] 8s.. 89 88% 89 d0 4 M M 33% 35 36% 20 Unit Fruit 4 111*. 111**. 113 38 Tr Cont Oil Stts 38.. 99% 98% 98% ?_, . i '* **•'<* 88V4 300 do 81 pf 2a .207 207 207 7 Marland Oil 1 do 6s 56 B 94 94 94 80 79% 80 1 Umwd Paperbd .... 14% 14% 14 much acreage ln tomatoes for Wheat closed unsettled IH to 2% 3 Traux T Coal 6%s 43 91 91 91 7 Sante Pe Argen 7s 42 96% 96 96 10 Commercial Solv 8a..410 394 409 6 Marlln Rockw 2%B.. S0», 30% 34 Int Match Ss 47 ... 96 95 95 19 Sax Pub Wks 7s 4S7. 98 07% 07*4 79% 78% 79% 54 USd oCas 1stt liopf n 1.2Pip0 e... 3.. 3171 canning as any other state, with a above yesterday's finish, corn % to 88 Oomwlth Pow 4B .6205% 19S 20S 5 Marmon Motor 4s 17 17 11 Int Mer Mar sf 6s .100 100 100 V 23 do Btts 51 01% 01% oi*T^ 33 Congoleum Nairn .... 21% 21% . 49% 49%49% 4 US Distrlb 14*4 14 "4 14*. 17 per cent increase over last year, 2%c, up. oats % to •% at •% advance, 3 Int Paper rfg 6s A.. 90 90 90 10 Un El L&P 5%a 54.100% 100% 100% 31V, 8 Mathieson Alkali 6s 131', 121% 6 Saxon 8t Mtg 7a 45. 98% 07% 97*41 3 Congress Cigar 5s ... 73 131', I US Hoffman Mach 4. 33% 33 Va 33% according to estimates Issued by the and provisions varying from 2 de­ 3 do cvt 8s A 90% 90 90V. 3 do 5s 33 99% 99% 99% 73 73 9 do pf 7s 75% 1 do 6%5 46 91% 9iv 9iu| 6 May Dept Stores 4s . 73 "a 74 64 US Indust Alcohol 6 .176-'. 171 176V, I 3 Int Rys Cent Am Ss. 76 75 76 1 Un Oil Cal Ss 0 96% 95% 95% 3 Consol Clt pf 7s ... 93 93 92 82 81 bureau of agricultural economics. cline to a rise of 35. !8""e 7s 42 106 105% 10*3 1 Maytag lst pf 6s ... 82 4 US Leather 33 -'-"a 32% | 35 Int TftT cvt 4%a 38.131% 120% 121 3 Un Pac lst Ss 106% 106% 106% 1 do 8%s pf 6V,s ... 86% 86% 88% 104 102 7 Serbs Cts Slov 8s 82. 89% 89% 89tt| 6 McCall Corp 4s 104 1 do A 4 30 38 30 5 do deb 4tts 53 ... 92V. 93 93 7 do 4%s 47 97% 06V, 06% 1 Cone Film Ind pf 3s 28'. 26 26'.j 07% 97% 28 do 7s 83 7714 77 77*4 5 McCrory Stores 2s .. 97% 1 do pr pf 7 92'.. 93 V. 92 V, 1 Iowa Cent ctfs Ss 38.. 38 38 38 18 do ls 4s 92% 93% 92% 106 Conaol Gas 3s 113% 112% 113% 107 107 Salea HUh Low Last Sales High Low Laat 22 Siemens * H 6%s 51.103% 103% 103%T 1 do cvt pf 6a .. 107 4 US Realty* Imp 4 85 84'a 1 do rfg 4s 11 11 11 8 do rfg 4a 87 87 87 S do 38 pf 6a 98% 98% 98% 43 as 5 Sllesian Ld Assn 6s 47 79% 79% 79*3 1 McGraw Hill Pub 2a. _ 42 42 14 US Rubber 48% K 24 Unit Drug Del Ss 53. 95 94% 94% 3 Conaol Textile 5 % 2% 2% 1 50 50 46 Va 48 % w 6 Solsaons 6s 36 98% 98% 98*4 3 McKesson 4 Rob 1.60 50 50 4 do lst pf 76 74 186 185 185 c 48 48 1 K C P ft Lt Ss ....103 102 102 11 U S Rub 7%s 30 100% 100% 100% 1 Contain Corp A 1.20s 1.1% 13", 13% 22% 22% 32% 76 1 Btyrla 7a 48 91% 91% 91 %• 3 Mengel Co 14 US Smelt-Ret 3'a 53% 54 V, 4 West Un Tel 8s. 45% 45% 45% 4 Bullard 1 60s 40 4% 4% 1 K C So rigs 5s 96% 96% 06% 13 do 5s 88% 88% 88% 0 Cont Baking A 73% 75% 73". 25 25 25 55 6 Sweden 6s 39 103 103 103 3 Metro-Gold Pf l'.s 1 do pf 3V» 52 52 3 West Air Br 2a 153% 153'. 153', 20 Canadian Pac rts ... 4% 16% 17 31 K C Tehm lst 4s ... 86 85% B5% 43 U 8 Steel sf Ss 108% 108% 108% 30 do B 13% 13 13% 40% 37'.. 39 . 53 38 do 5tts 54 103% 103 103 84 Mexican Seab Oil 1B3 US Steel 7 167**-, 3 West El * MI 4s . 15 Chea Corpn rta 17 38>. 38*4 2 Kan O ft El Ss 103% 103 103% 3 Utah Lt ft Trac Ss... 90% 90% 90% 4 do pf 8a ItM 97". 97% 41 40% 41 165% 167% , 35 35 35 8 8wiss Con 8s 40 ...109% 100 109 9 Miami Copper 3s . 12 do pi 7 140% 4 White Eagle Oil 3s 15 Ches ft O rte 28% 48% 48 5 Keith B F 8a A 01 00 91 13 Utah P ft Lt Ss 97 95% 96 13 Continental Can 3%t 69% 67% 69% 35 34% 34% 140 140 43% 43'a 42S 14 Swiss S'.s 46 104% 104 104V 8 Mld-Contin Pet 2s 3 Univ Leal Tob pf 8 ..122 132 122 2 Dominion Stores 3s .. 49% 84% 65% 1 Kings Co El 4s stpd.. SOV. 30V, 30% 13 Utii P ft Lt 5%s 90% 90% 90% 8 Continental Ins 2a ..82 81 82 4 4 41 White SeMotofw Mac' Cho pfI s 4s 43 43 43 3 Toho El Pow 7s 55.. 97% 97% 97VI 13 Middle Statea OU 1*1 2 Univ Pipe & Rad .. 12% 11% 11% 10 Oen Bronxe 2s 66% 40% 43 VI 1 Kings Co Lt Ss 102 103 102 3 Vertlentes Sug 7s 89 69 69 13 Continen Mot .80s ... 17% 17% 17% 3% 2% 2% 33% 32% * do 6s 39 99% 99% 99%|_ 1 do ctf 12 Utll Pow Ss Lt A 2.. 41% 40% 41 1 Wilcox Oil A Oaa .. 32% 8 Hayes Body 81 43% 38% 39% 1 Kresge Found 8s 101% 101% 101% 34 Corn Products 3b ... 93 91 93 48% 47', 48'. V 5 Tokyo Citr 8%s 81.. 86% 86V, 86%| 6 Missouri K 4 Tex 4 Wilcox Rich A IttS.. 4*1 43 43 4 Houdallle B l'.s .... Ntt 3 3% do pf 7« 141% 141' 141% 105', 105% 105% V 10 Va Ry ft Pow 5s 99% 99 99 1 do 5s 53 78% 7S% 75. 2 do pf 7s 105 3 Wilcox Rich B 43V, 43 43 15 Int * T ft T rts 3% I- 13 Coty 3a 58% 57% 58% 87% 88 88 9 Vadsco Corp 7% 7% 7V« 47% 48 1 Virginia Rr Ss 100% 100% 100% 40 Tokyo El Lt 6s 33.. 89% 88% 89 17 Missouri Pacific ... 31% 4 Kimberly Clark 2'*_a . 48 73% 10 Lack Stl Ss 50 100% 1 99% 99% S Crosley Radio ls 90", 87 90 Va 134% 134% H4', 1 do Pf 7 70% 70X. 70% 34 Willys Overland 1.30. 31<4 11W 73% 3 Ujlgawa El Pow 7s ... 97 98% 97 3 do pf Sa 3 Morrell J Co 3.60s ... 73% 17 17 S Lac Oas of St L 5%a.l02% 102% 102% 1S4 Crucible Steel 5s 96% 92% 96 87 68% 67 14 Vanadium Corp 4b .. 75 73% 75 4 Wilson ft Co A .... !R\ 18 18', w 4 US8 Copenh 6s 37 98% 87% flfl'.l 3 Mohawk Cpt M IMt. 1 Motor Meter ctfs .... 17 2 LE ft West lst 5s... 100 100 100 I Cuba Cane Sutar 2% 3% 2% UO 107% 109% 4 Victor Talk Pr Pf 7 .115*4 115% US'*. 1 Woolworth Co 6s ...UTtt 217 217% 30 30 % 8 Wabash rtg Stts 78.. 103% 102% 103% 4 UnSWBtts SI A war.. 88 88 88 117 Montgomery W 2%i. 4 Natl Air Trana 30% 3 LSftMS gld 4s 31... 97V. 97V. 97V. S do pf 5% 6 4% 4% 4 Virg Caro Chem 11% 11% 11% 3 Worthlnrton P - M. 51V*. 49% 51% 49 40 7 do 1st 5s 100V. 100% 100V, 1 do ex-war 8g*i 88% 88*4 1 Moon Motor Car ... 3 Newport 3a 49 10 Lehigh CftN 4%s... 97 97 97 I Ouba Co 15% 15V. 15% 3% S'a .'.. 4 VC Chem 6 Ptc pf .. 43 40V. 41 104% 104% 24 do Ss B 76 98 95% 95 *, 1 Upper Aust 7s 45 96% 96% 96-4 25 Mother L Coal .40. 3% 1 do Pf B 70 70 70 1 Newton Steel 3s 104 % 1 Leh Val Pa con 4s 03. 84% 84% 84% SS Cuban Am Sugar 13% 13% 13% 44 39% 43% 35 36 10 Winston-Sal So B 4 36 85% 88 88 1 do BVis S7 89tt 89tt 89V4T 79 Motion Plct Capital. 14 Wrlaht Aero 3s 118 114% 118 9 Oliver Farm 38 1 Lex ft East Ry 5s 104% 104% 104% do pf 62 61 62 17% 17 53% 84% 3 Warn Bug 7s 41 106", 106'/, 106% 1 Up Wuert Hy El 7s.. 92tt 92% 92%l 2 Moto Meter A 17% w 3 Wrl»ley JrWm •*\b. 75", 73'a 75% 3 do pr cv par 3< ... 84% ! 3 Liggett ft Myers 7s..118% 118V. 118% S Cuban Dom Sutar 4% 4 106 106 105 90 90 _ 35 do Ss 09% 99% 99% 1 Wash Wat Pow SS...100V, 100". 100% 3 Uruguay 8s 48 107% 107% 107-HL ^B__ 3 Motor Prod 2s .... 14 Waldorl System 1%.. 30 38% 30 3 do pr pd 8s 00% 5 W Penn Pow Ss A....lOOtt 100% 100% 1 Curtiss Pub pf 7s . 42% 40% 42% 3 Loew's Inc 6s ww 41.105 10S 105 8 do 83 60 97% 97V, 87*4 114% 114% 114% 10 Motor Wheel 2a ... 12 Walworth Co 1.20 .. 38% IT* 38% Y 50 Penn R R rta % % % 1 Western Elee 5a 103% 103% 103% 13 Curtiss Aero lg ... 43% 43 45% 37% 38% 63 63% 18 do 6s e-w 97% 97 97 3 Vienna City 6s S3... 88% 86% 86%r 155 152% 154% 19 Mullins Mfg 2 Ward Bak B 10% 10 10% 48 Yellow Trk Ar Coach.. 37% 3 Phelps Dodne 3a 63% 6 West Md Stts A T7... 98% 95tt 95% 1 Cuahman 8s pf . 92% 92'4 92% 60 60 61 61 3 Lorlllard Co 8%s 37.. 85% 85% 85% 1 Westph V El P 6s 53.. 84 14 84 110% 110% llOVa 50 Murray Corp Am ... 2" Warner Bros Pic SB..115 113", 114 37 Yountr LAS*W 3%b.. 60% 1 Rltter Dental 2%s ... 61 1 do 4s 78 78 71 2 do pf 2.20 51% SO'a 50% 139' 133% 7% 7% 1 V 3 3| ... 38'. 38-4 38Vt 1 Airway Elee 3s 43% 43% 43% 10 do pf 3s 46% 7 do cvt 7s 43 43% 43 . 63% 3 4 6 Treasury 4V,s 47-52 106.16 108.8 I 3 do pf 7s 115 115 HS 4 National Blsc Pf 78.142 107 108'. 1 do pf new 63% 63>. 63 V, 3 Allegheny pf rta 5%s 100% 100% lon'» 40 U S Steel Rites 4 M 4 Wilson ft Co lst 8s.. .100% 100% 100% ;. 57% 88'. 2 do 4s 44-51 103.16 103.16 1 18 Diamond Match 81 .144 144 144 42 Nat Cash Reg A 4b.38... 109"68'a, 66 1 West D Prod A 4a. . 49 49 40 t5 Am Cem! Aleo 1 80 A 51 80 50% 4 Warner Bros new ... 88% 3 Manatl Sue 7'_s 43.. 92 92 92 1 Winch Arm ctf 7tts .108% 106% 106% 6 Am Pad A- S l'.s xd 43% 43 43% 3 Duluth 8 8 4 At 2% 3% 2% 208 Nat Dairy Prod 50 n\ •1 do B . 33'a 22 V, 231*. 10 Weat Dairy Rites % 68 %V, 68% 34 Manhat Ry con 4s .. 57% 88% 57% 3 do pf 4V. 60 Nat Distill Prod .... sm 7 Am Roll Mills 3a ...108% 107% 108% Y 4 4 95% 50 I Western Maryland . . 41% 40 V, 40'*. 4 West a Co Chlor 3s.. 68% 87 37 1 Manitoba Sw col Ss .. 99% 99% 99% 3 du Pont d Nem 8%B.183% 162 16 do Pt 92', 1 Am Storea 3a 70% 70V. 70% 17 Yngstwn 8 ft T 8s 7f»100% 100 100 MARKET SAID SOUND 164 Va 47', 92 1 Western Pacific pf . . 58'*, 58% 4 Woolworth new 88 3 Market St Rr 7a 34% 64% 84% 1 do deb 61 118 116 1 Nat En 4 Stamp Is.. 49'. SB'*. 10 Am T ft T rta 3% 3% 3% Business problems committee otl 116 139', 88' 1 Weat P Elee A 7» 1 Met Ed Ss 100% 100% 100'. FOREIGN BONDS 3 Duquea Lgt lst pf 61.105% 106% 3 Nat Lead pf A 7s. . 139', .103% 103% 103 >. •>(*. Anaconda rts 30% 18V. 20 Total sales. 3.147.850. 105% 50'4 139 1 Met W Side El Ch 4s 74% 74% 741, Salea High Low Last Investment Bankers Association otl 41 Nat Pow 4 Lgt ls. Bltt 71 • •1 do 7 pot pf 7a . ^.105^ % 105 105 4 Anaconda Wire Sa .. 65'* 69% 65% Previous day, 3.301.330. 23 Midvaie Stl cvt Ss ..00 08% 98% America praises Federal Reservij £ 5 Nat Radiator 7'. 123'. I do 7 pat pf 6s . . 08 08 9r 1 Asad Apnar 4s 85**» 85% 55% Week ago. 3.414.310. 1 MU El R ft L lst Ss B 98 98 98 A 170 169 170 I24'a 6 Auburn Auto 4a 345 343 345 Year ago. 5.196.100 board for its present policy aod con *3 Eastman Kodak 8b 3 National Supply 5a. l'S', 4 do 7 pel pf 7s . . 115% 115', nr 18 do 4%s 99 971- 99 3 Adriatic Elee 7s S3 . 94% 94% 94% 180% 147% 150% 1 National Surety Ss.. 113'-, 5 Bait ft Ohio rt" ... 3S 3% 2% Jannary 1 to da'.. 492,267,480. siders stock market situation • •1 Sac Auto JUU 4Mb 68 6- I) do 8 pet pf 81.. 108% 10«Va 108% 1 M — St L con Sa 34 .. 46% 48% « , 2 A'.ers.r;.** Ss 83 . ... 86% 88V, 88% 8 National Tea Has.. 67 • Berg ft Warner 4- ..111% IM 111 Year ACQ, 300,416.300. 2 do rle 5s 62 21 20 20 1 A_U(KH_a 18 II A... II 11 U geoei-Uy sound. 38 - Hi rij u ..... 2* 33% 31 TUBSDAY, JUNE 11, 1929 SANTA MONICA EVENING OUTLOOK PAGE ELEVEN Special Offer to The Business Not Much Before ) LA. Stock Market Victims of Gas and

N. Y. Curb - Market News (Furnished bv Banks. Rentier * Ce. Chronic Indigestion World Today And Less Behind | I*.«» Third etreet) Slocks High Low Cloae Bolaa Chlca Otl A 22S 210 225 Bartholomew Saya Pleasant AII but two principal districts of \ Evening Frocks Remind- Buckeye Un Pfd 18 Byron Jackson P. Co 38 151, 35 •*_ to Take Elixir Must Help Southern California show an in- f , f 'Kipling's FaniOUS Calir Bank *25 ISS 132 112 Poor, Distressed Stomach* San Francisco crease in check transictlons fori °— l-ounlas Aircraft Inc ___ tf % _. NEW YORK CURB STOCKS the week ending May 29 as com­ I. A Oas A El pld 103 103H 10S or Money Gladly Re­ Mining Exchange Gunga Din L A In*/ 31S [ pared with a similar period last MacMillan Pet 39 % 38 3914 funded. r year, lt ls shown in an Eberle sum­ By AILEEN LAMONT Mer Nat Bk 125 225'. 225 225 Fellewmg 1, tke efrirlai IM el ..ear's 375 NKW YORK, June 11. (JP)—Fol­ Sales Hlgb u-w Close Salee High 1—w cv.-e sleek euetatloa, en tbe Saa Frmtw, mary. The increases and declines Special Correspondent of Outlook Occi Pet com ... You can be so distressed with saa Pac Clay Proda _ 11 — lowing the official list of transac­ I Mining Steek Exchange aa famished br for the various districts are as fol­ (Copyright. 19291 and fullness that you think your H. X. Peter, ft Ce. 888 Steek Eaebane' Pac Light com . 82 sia; R2 tions on the New York Curb market 1 Inter Prod 10% 10% 10% 54% 84", lows: Lo-i Angeles up 13.9 per Pac Weat Oil com _ .. 18 H -. -- heart is going to stop beating. 13 Inter Pro! new.... u building: NEW YORK, June 11—The eve­ giving all stocks: 33 23 23 3 TBilon Am Invest ... S4% 41 41 cent; Hollywood up 35.5; Bakers­ Kep Pet new 450 _. 2 Inter Saf Ras B.!. 39% 29 39 9% 9% r urnlshed II 8 t Peter, ft Co ning frocks are nothing much be­ Your stom*_ch may be so distended STOCKS 1 Union Net Oas Can . 41 Acme 12 13 H**p Supply 88 1 Inter Shoe 71», 71% 71% 61% 61% fleld up 0 1; Presno down 9.8; that your breathing is short and Hlth Low Last IS Union Tobacco 9% g 3 fore and rather less than half of Hlchfield Oil 42 41 a; 42 •ale, 8 Inter Utilities A... 43% 43% 43V, 16% 16% Aladdin 3 United Carbon vtc 63 Argyle 3 3 Long eBach up 5.9; Pasadena up ' Rio Urande Oil 30% 27", 29% gaspy. A 6 do B 1ST, 16% 16% 5-16 5-16 that behind but fans are carried 4 United Drr Dock ..., 16% Amador 7 9 4.9; San Bernardino up 0.5; Ban •ecu, lot Natl 12»'4 129 1-9', 1 Ace Tol Prod ... 8% 8% 2 Irving Air Chute.. 30% 30 3 1 You are dizzy and pray for quit* 3 United Eaat Min . 5 16 Amalgamated .... 4 6 theoretically to cool the front which Hi mil Oil .1 aaa A S7i4 37 S7\ U Acoustic Prod .... 3% 3% 3% 31 Ital Super-power.. 30% 20% 12', 23 Diego down 2.2; Santa Barbara up relief—what's to be done? 7 Unit Elee Serv rt, . 2 Banner -. 4 8 I So Cal Ed com . 57% 57'_ 57% 1 Aero Sup A B4% 54% 54% t do deb rts " 11% lltt 305% 209% 24.5. is fevered by being covered with 12 United Gas Co 33% Black Bear ll 13 ! So Cal Ed 7'. pld . 28*<4 .... Just one tablespoonful of Dare- 17 do B N 17% 17% 17% 80 Inter CTIL pfd..' 93% 93% 36% 36% 38 S3 Unit Oas Imp 309% Blk Mammoth . » -I Comparing the three weeks end­ various materials from- waist to Btandard on c-ai Mentha Pepsin and in ten minutea 3 Aero Underwriters.. 37% 37% 35 Un Lt ft Pow A 37 108 106 »* - 7 Agfa Ansco 39 Vi 39 39% J Bel Uncle Sam . 11 11 Union Associates the gas disappears, the pressing on 1 do pf 105 60", Mtt S ing May 29 of the current year breast In the back no fan ...47.48 4 47 a, • Ainsworth Mfa ...... 53% 31% 52% 14 Jonaa Naumburg... 9% 9 I Brougher 4 is | Union Oil Cal ... 17 3 do B pf 60", 39'. 19% Butte 6 with the same peiiod in 1924, sta­ needed but the decollete is outlined ! I' S OU St Roy •n. 4714 the heart ceases and you can 4 Alexander Indus ... 16% 17 4 Johnson Motor ... 46 45% 45 46 46 ... 70% 69% 1 Joske Bros ctf. .... 1 Un Piece Dye Wks . 39% Buckingham Mine 2 3 tus of the districts is ns follows: earnhari Mor Con . is 10 10 breathe deep and naturally. 43 Allied P ft Lt ... 68', 38% 38% 36V. I U S Asbestos 46 60% 60% by rows of Itudded -inn.'.ite so M 3 do lst pl ... 76% 76% 76'. Belmont O.OKirne II IS Lo *." Beacli Up 5.9; Pasadena up B.urJlllI Pet 8*4 H . Oh! What blessed relief; but why ...44 43% K SUS Foil B 61 52 52 Black Warrior . . 12 IS to leave no question as to where Bol Chic Oil B 220 2 Alpha Port Cem . 43% 1 U S For Secur 52 84% 84% not get rid of such .attacks alto­ ...393V, 290 18 Kermath Mfg Co .. 16% 15% 16% Booth 5 8 lywood up 70 8; Bakersfleld up ! CI Neon El Prod . 53 3 Alum Co Am ..... 290 1 U S Freight new 14% 67% 67% dress ends and tan begins. Mis ...165 165 28 Keystone Aircraft.. 37 36% 37 Carrie '_ 3 22.0; Fresno down. 11.5; Long j Fukker Airplane . .. 49*4 49'. 49% gether? Why have chronic indiges­ 4 Alum Ltd .... 163 2 U 8 Gypsum 70% 17tt 33 23 23 3 Klein D Emll Co.. 34 24 34 17tt Concordia I 4 Gene Tunney is said to have ac­ i Olobe Pet Corp » 7'. 8', tion at all? 1 Am Chain .. 1 U 8 Lines 17% 48% 46 tt Beach up 18.0; Pasadena up 30.2; 74 Am Cities P ft L A. 63 SO 4 Kolster Brandea... 4% 4% 4% Chollar 6 7 ! Hancock Oil com A . .. 48 45% 45% 61% SUS Radiator 48% 23 23 cumulated one of the finest collec­ Especially when Bartholomew 180 do B 44% 43% 44 Calumet 1 3 San Bernardino up 40.8; San Die­ | Italo Pet Corp 6 495 420 425 32 V, 1 U S Rub reclaim .... 33 18 18% Con Virginia . . . 1 I go up 29.6; Santa Barbara up 36.8. Kinner A - M .385 380 360 Drug Store or any druggist anyj 3 Am Ooa Pow A .... 33% 33% 8 United erde Ext .... 13% tions of ostrich feathers in Europe. 16 do B 35% 25% 35% 1 Laker Fdr 4k Mach.. 34% 34% 34% 1% 1% Cent Eureka . .. 90 98 Lockheed Arclt new ... 18% ID', 18% where guarantees Dare's Mentha 1 Unity Oold Mln 1% 33 33 MELON CUTTINGS 3 do war 6% 5% 5% 3 Lefcourt Realty ptd. 36 36 36 Cent Eureka A .. ss 95 Maddux Airline _ 12 "a Pepsin, a pleasant elixir, to end In­ % 4 Lehigh C ft Nav 150% 150 150 1 Universal Pictures ... 33 35 35 V, Comstock Silver . 8 GENERAL BU8INKB- STATUS Santa Pe OH - - - 4 3 Am Cont Oilfields . % % 34 Utilities Power 25V, > The Parisian jewelers are taking 10 Am Cyan B 46 46% 38 Leonard OU 4% 4 4% 37 37% Carbonate 5 Vt Sunnyslde Cona — .... digestion, or money back. 47% 38 Utll P ft Lt B ctt . SB Southern California wholesale a leaf from the book of the finan­ .; s>_ 1 Am Dept Stores 1S% 15% 15% 1 Lerner Stores 59% 59% 59% Continental . . . 6 7 sales are still showing substantial Unlv Con Oil ISS 80'/, 83% 1 Llbbey Ow 8h Olass.ISO 150 150 V Divide 7 8 ciers and cutting melons. At least Wii.M Crk MInea 8 38 Am ft Pn Pow war.. 83% 4 Vacuum -Oil 116 115 115 SO Am O k El xd 168% 166 168% 4 Libby McN ft Libby. 13% 13% 13% Dividend 3 3 increases, those in May surpassing 1 Van Camp Milk pf ..93 93 93 they are cutting emeralds and do pf 99 99 18 Lily Cup 21% 31% 31% Double O 11 13 99 7 Van Camp Pock ... 22% 33 33 sales of the same period a year sapphires In such shape that they TS Am Lt ft Tr as 339 239 2 Lion Oil 3| 33 33 Flor Ooldfleld 3 4 239 1 do pf 22% 33% 33% ago. Sales of wearing apparel 1 Am Maraealbo 3% 3% 18 Long Is Light new... 81% 59% 61% First Natl Oil 3- 35 look exactly like a half melon. The Bonner Appointed 3% 1 Venezuelan Pet 4 4 4 IS Am Meter as lis*. 113% 115% 10 do pfd 109% 109% 109% Olant Dev 1 I have declined, due to unfavorable divisions of the melon are repro­ 11% 11% 1 Vogt Mfg Co 30% 30% 30% 1 Am Natl Oas 11% 4 Louisiana LftS 9% 9% 9% Oould ft Curry ••••••••••••••. 3 4 weather. A healthy tone is being duced on the rounded side of the Power Secretary 4 Am Sol ft Ch 39 28% 38 V. 1 Loews War g « 6 Ooldfleld Oon S3 53% 53% maintained In the mining, petrol­ Sanl«!*£ 1 do pet pt xd .... 52% w 34 34 Gold Deep Mlnee . 3 4 stone. These melon cuttings are 4 Am Sta Pub Ser A. 37 36% 37 1 Waltt ft Bond A ... 34 17 18 Oold Zone . . . „•••.*...*..« 1 4 eum and building industries, with WASHINGTON, June 11 <_P>— 39% 41% M used for other large stones and are SSS Am Super Pow 41% 2 MacMarr Stores 33 37% 37% 1 Walgreedo B n Oo 83is% 83% 83% Harmill '3 14 rubber tire plants operating at full Prank E. Bonner, district engineer WAT if 195% 300 3 do war 57 55% 55'/, worn usually as rings or as the cen­ 1» do A 200 193 198 3 Mangel Stores 34% 34 34% Idaho Maryland 39 capacity and sales of automobiles of the United States forest service <_§*_§7S ROUND TRIR 13 do B 196 11 do pfd .'....101% 100% 101% 1 Wenden Cop Mln .... 1% 1% 1% Indian Mines .., 6 1*9 ter adornment or necklace. 91% 8 West Air Express ... for California, has been decided on 4-H04H-V 16-day return-Hmtt; 4 do pf 92 91% 3% 209 Marconi Int Marine. 21% 21 31 69% 68'. 69 Vi Jack Walte 3 I in excess of the record a year ago. PRINTED SATINS I Am Thread pf 3% 3% 16 Marc Wireless Eng.. 18V. 18% IB", 4 do rts 6% 6% 6', Katherlne Ext 1 3 as secretary of the federal power Including MEALS an* 1 32% 4 West Auto Sup A ... 1 Amsterdam Trad .... 33V, 33% 2 Klelnert Co 40% 40% 40% 54% 53 54% Katherlne Oold 4 I The printed sni ins surged vigor­ 14% 3 White Nights Inc .. 3 LETTUCE SHIPMENTS HEAVY commission, succeeding O. C. Mer­ 1 Anglo Am OU 14% 14% 14 50 Manhattan Rub so 50 50 2% 3 3% Kernlck 1 ously to the fore as materials for rill, resigned. 3 do not vot 14 13% 6 Mason Val Mines... 1% 1% 1 White Sew Mach rts 6% 6'4 6% Kingman Sliver 3 3 Lettuce shipments from Imper­ 1% 3 Wil-Low Cafterlas . the ever popular pajama ensembles. 3 Arcturua Rad Tube .. 45 44'. 44% 20 Mavis Bottling Co.. 7% 7% 7% 13", 17 18% Lone Ster 3 I ial Valley, totalling 4352 carloads, SAILINGS to SAN FRANC-SCO-Tut*, 137 Ark Nat Oas 9 8% 9 1 Mead Jhsn ft Co new 55 SS 3 Winter Benjamin Utt 13% 12', Majestic 1J The tunics of the suits are usually Ihuri, Iti .Sun.,from I.. A. Harbor, 4p.a_. 55 3 Woodley Petrol 8% REPORTS BURGLARY 3 do pf gi/, 8% Itt 1 Memphis Nat Oaa 16 • 16 16% SV. sv. McNamara 8 were the heaviest on record. Cot­ of black and gold or black and red 35 Armstrong Cork as . 68 4 I Allan L. Rosenberg, producer of ONE WAY 68 1 Mercantile Stores .. 100 100 100 Y Men Crescent ton crops are showing excellent designs while the trousers may b*» 48 Aaao El Ind Ltd 12% 13 12 9 Merrit Ch ft Scott.. 30 29% 30 xMexican . . . • .330 350 nut products, 1102 San Vicente 18 Aaso O ft El 54% 3 Yukon Oold ll-ig % 13-18 . 14 IS progress and alfalfa shipments have black, gold or red as one preferr. Ta SAN DIECO 53% 52V, 5 Messabl Iron 1% IV. 1% Mineral Mtn . . boulevard, today reported to the •3 . 4 I brought sood returns. 4 do deb rts 7% 7 7 8 Middle West Utll. . .172% 167 172% Manhattan Oold With the pajamas go clogs, which ROUND TRIP 3 Aiso Laundries .... 11% 11 11 Va 50as Mid West Utll 6s pf 97% 97' 37% z 28% 28% National Silver . . 34 25 police that jewelry belonging to his $ . 3 I are awkward until the wearer 3 Asso Bayon 21% 20% 21% 4 Minn Honeywell Reg. 85V, 85 85% 11 Zenith Radio 30% Operator . . . ., VALENCIAS MATURE SLOWLY wife had disappeared from his 16-day rtturn limit 1 do pt 7S 78 73 24 Miss Kas Pipe Line.. 30% 29% 30% Orlando . . . . . 3 10 learns to manage them and the pe­ home. Among the trinkets taken 1 Atlas Plywood S4 54 54 29 Mohawk ft Hud Pow 79 78 78% DOMESTIC BONDS Old Oold . 35 The Valencia orange crop has culiar dragging step which they ne­ 8 were reported the following: Plat­ 1 Atlas Port Cem n... 45% 45% 45% 35as do lat pf .106 108 106 1 Alabama Pow Sa 56 100 100 100 Royal matured slowly and sizes are gen­ 1 Autom Vot Mach 10 3 Montecatlnt rts 3% IT cessitate. S AIIINGS to SAN DIEGO--Wed, 10 10 3% 2% 4 do 4%s 67 93 93 93 Round Mtn H erally smaller than a year ago. The inum bracelet set with nine dia- r 6 do evt 20% 19% 30 V. 4 Motor Meter Gauge.. 39% 38% 28 % 3 All Pack 8s 39 51% 61V, 51% Rosetta 3 I LUGGAGE PROBLEM rvonds, $150; child's diamond locket, Set., Sun. at 3 p. m. 18 Aviation Corp Amer. 59% 58 58 3 Mountain Prod .. 17 17 17 19 Aluminum Corp S 53 101% 101 101% Savage * 8 1929 lemon crop is reported to be ln "Thnuth -****cti*mi tna StmtH Slag— Aviation Credit 17 17 17 1 Municipal Service 22% 32% 22% 15 Aluminum Ltd Ss 48 96% Silver King 1 1 The summer vacation season is $25; string of pearls, $25. 96% 96% T excellent condition and is estimated Axlon ft Pish Tob 35% 34% 35'/, 1 Murphy Co Penn 95 95 95 6 Am Common Pow 6s . 99 98 V, 99 St Joe £ 80 forcing many to think seriously 11 May Flower Asso. 65% 3 to be in excess of last year's record 67 66 10 Am OftE Ss 38 94V, 94 94 tt 8lmon Sll Lead 3 about the luggage problem. The dny LASSCQ 62-11) 4 Metal Mln 20 19% 6 19% 54 Am PowftL 6s 3016 .105 104% 105 Smuggler * production of 4.500,000 boxes. tOS A-NOKUS STEAMSB1T CO. 1 Bahia Corn s 8 8 6 Mid Royalty pf 29% 29 V. 29% 1 Am Rad 4%s 47 95% Sunset * of the huge wardrobe trunk is 1 Blauner's 47 38% 95 "a 95% 47 47 4 Minn Mollne 39 39 32 Am Roll M Ss 48 96% Sugarman • I* 13 about gone. It ts hard to manage, 8 Bliss Co 41 96% 96% Through connections 40% 40% 2 Am Seat 6s 36 .... 89% 68% Treas Vault 36 31 SECURITY TREND 1 Blumenthal S 88% N 68 takes up room in hotels and i? On 88% 88', 18 Appalach Pow 5s 56 96% 96 96% Union Mines • Having followed the New York via Sunset Stages 3 Briggs ft Stratton.. 32V. 32 V, 18 National Aviation 65% 65 TO 78 usually well behind the traveler. It 32% 65 1 Ark PowftLt 5s 56 . 95% 95% 95", Union Con 12 Bristol Myers 107 106 1 Natl Container 25 25 8 Stock Exchange in the recession of 106 25 7 Asso Dye Print 6s 18 80 78', 78 West End * has given way in popularity to YOUR 8 3rlt Am Tob B xd... 31% 31 14 Nat Family Stores... 35% 35 3 31 V, 35 Vi 2 Asso OftE Itta 77 103% 103% 103% Western Merger 1 its price levels during the preced­ 11 British Celanese ... 10 9% 1 Nat Food Prod 'A'.. 30% 30% what is called the taxi wardrobe or 9% SOV, 24 do 4 tts 48 132 120% 120% White Capa Gold 31 21 -VINOS 1 Budd E O Mfg 35 35 1 do B' 10 10 10 ing week, prices on the two Los 35 4 do 4'is 48 ww 104 103 103 Wright Creek 7 trunk, which can readily be car­ 15 Buff Nlag ft E Pow. 86% 85 1 Natl Fuel ft Oas 37% 27% Angeles security markets showed 86 27% 14 Asso Sim Hd 6'.» 13 . 36% 86% 86% ried to and from the station in a INTEREST 68 do A BS 80 tt 4 Natl Leather 2% 3% 2% 82% 5 Atlas Plywood 5% 43 86 66 86 a noticeable strengthening last 3 do pf 25% 35% 1 Nat Pow ft Lt it.,.. 109% 109% 109% taxi and which nevertheless, when STARTS 25% 6 Bell Tel Can Ss ASS. 100 100 100 week. Brokers' loans, considered a 2 Bulova Watch 28% 28 28% 1 Nat Pub Serv A 23Va 23% 23% supplemented by bags and dressing 158 Burma Corp Ltd 19 Nat Rub Mach 38V, 37% 2 do Ss BSS 100 100 100 4% 4% 4% 37% 23 Can Nat Ry Eqp 7 35.106% fair barometer of market specula­ cases, carries sufficient wardrobe 1 Butler Bios 4 Nat Sugar Ref new... 43% 43% 43% 105 V. 105'/, ttdBcp J 25% 25% 25% 1 Capitol Admin 5a S3 . 96% tion, have decreased both in New NOW 2 Nat Thea Supply ... IB 18 18 96% 96% for a fortnight's trip. 9 Caro PftL St 56 . 4 Nehi Corp 21 % 31 21% 99% 98% 98% York and Los Angeles. Commer­ TAX FRE-El 4 do St 56 new . 42 CAM C3 vte 4% 4% 4% 1 Nelsner Bros 147 147 147 98V, 98% 98% cial money conditions showed some 10 Cent St El Sa 48 . 85% 3 do pf. 21% 21% 21% 3 Nevada Cal Elee 46% 48 48% 85 Vi 85% Butter quotations remained unchanged improvement during the week. The fuel consumption of one mo­ 13 Can Mare Wirel 7% 7% 7% 2 Newberry J J Co.... 77 76 V. 76% 1 do 5ttsc 53 ... 81 91 81 yesterday. Medium eggs advanced tt eent tor car factory in the United States tyttdev Side Supervision. 1 Carih Syii new 3% 3% 3% 20as N Eng Pow ...... 85 85 85 15 Chic Ry ctf Ss 37 84 V, 84 V. 84% a dozen to Sltt. Reflecting the substantial finan­ 8 Carnation Milk .... 43% 41% 43% 40as do pf os 95 95 5 Childs Co Ss 43 . 84 84 84 BUTTER averages 2,000.000 pounds an hour. 17% 5 New Haven Clock .. 24 74 2 Cities Ser Ss 66 . 87% 87V. 87% cial position of the Southwest, the UNITED 1 Curnegle Metas 17% 17tt 24 Wholesale price, 48. 1 Caterpll Tract u .. 77 77 77 2 Newmont Mining 197 196% 197 6 Cities Ser Oaa Stts 42 88% 88% 83 V, Price to retailers. 48 to 50. Los Angeles Curb Exchange closed 1 Celanese Corp Am n.. 38% 36% 38% 6 N Y Investors 38V, 38 38 1 Cities Ser O Pipe Bs . 94 94 94 EGGS its first year of operation June 3 several million dollars for the 6UILDINC* lUvtHt-6 U0AY Mil.ISN ASSN. 4 Cities Ser Pow 5%s 57 94 1 do pf new ...... 96 96 96 4 Niagara Shares 51% 58 58 93V. 93% Extras, 34. and to date this year is fourth northeast corner of Vine and Sun­ AGENCY • Central At States . 11% 10% 11% 1 N, Eng Fuel 3 3 3 2 Comwlth Ed 4%s 57 . SStt 96 96 Fresh firsts. 34 36 ^ent Pub Ser A 45 V, 45 45% 3 Niles Bern Pond 64% 50% 50% 10 Cont GasftEl 5s 58 .. 87tt 88% 86% • Case count, 30. most active exchange in the na­ set, Los Angeles; the Cudahy Pack­ 526-SANTAhON IC A-BLVD*J 38 Cen States Elee n... 110 1 Nlplssing Mines 2% 3% 2% 1 Cudahy P Btta 37 96 96 96 48 106% no Mediums, 31tt- tion, it was announced by Phillip ing company has announced an ex­ 4 do war 44 48 15 Noranda Mines 82% 51V, 53 7 Den ft Salt Lake 6s 77 77 77 Smalls. 33%. 186 17% 2 Detroit C Oaa 5a 50 S. Leo. secretary and manager of pansion Drogram to include three 38 do cvt pf 180 186 47 No Am Aviation .... 17% 17% 98% 98% 98% Prices to retal'ers. 3 to I centa 128% 7 N Am Utll Sec 30% 19V. 20% 5 Det Inter Bridge 7s 75 74% 74V, the exchange. new buildings at its plant in Los 8 dp xd 123% 126% higher. 81% 4 N West Eng 14'.- 32% 34% 2 do 6"iS 52 86 85 85 1 do pf ex-war ..... 30 81'. 81% Angeles; contract has been awarded 1 Chain Stores Stock.. 30 10 Nor Statea Pow A. .173% 170 170% 7 Dixie Oulf Oas 6% 37 73 73 73 Br Associated Frees j 64% 30 .108% 108% for a four-story hotel at 127 South 1 Cleve Elee Ilium ... 64% 64% SOas do pf 108% 1 Empire OftR 6%s 42. 87% 87% 87% SAN FRANCISCO. June 10—Butter. OT BUILDING BUDGET CITED 69 157 Northeast Pow . 65% 83 V, 2 Fairbanks Morse 5s 42 94% 84 Checker Cab new ... 64», 68 65% 94% 94% aeore, 45: 90 score, 43. The following items appear in the Greenleaf avenue, Whittier; plans 103 1 Frlestone Tire Ss 42 .. 94% 50 Childs pf as 26", 102% 103 94% 94 V, Eggs. No. 1 extra small. 31 Vi: Nn. II Los Angeles annual budget just have been approved for a Spanish 178 Cities Serv new 28% 28 17 Fla Pow ftLt Ss 54 . 88% 8»% 88% 97 V, 26 Ohio Cop IV, candled extra, 32%: No. 1 candled extra 3 do pf 97% 97% 2 3 4 Foltls Fisher In 8tt 39 97 97 97 submitted to the city council: Air­ type library building at Arcadia. 40% 1 Ohio Oil 74% 74% 74% medium. 29%. 1 Cohn, Hall ft Marx.. 66 40 tt 40 tt 3 Oatlneau Pow 5s 56 . 93% 93% 93% port buildings $150,000; land for en­ Work will be started this week on wft Safety 1 Oil Stocks *A* ...... 15 15 18 1 Colgate Palmollve 1 66 66 6 do 8s 41 97 97 97 NEW YORK, June 10.—Butter, firm, re­ 2 Orange Crush 25 25 1 Oarlock Pack 6s 39 gineering bureau yards, $90,000; to a five-story addition to the Mission 1 Columbian Syndicate. 8 1 Mtt 97% 97% 97% celpta, 5414 tubs: creamerr. higher than Start With Any Amount 1 Outboard 'A* 1S% 18'. 18% 5 Oer Am In Ss S3 WW complete five community fire sta­ Inn at Riveriide costing $750,000; 1 Colon Oil 31% 8 83% 83% 83% extra. 44<1>44%: extra (93 score). 43%: 1 do _' is% 13% 13% 3 Oen Lndry 6'is 37 . 1 Columbia Picture ... 72 V, 31% 31 % 97 97 97 first (88 to 91 score), 41*843; parKlne tions $22,353; Reseda fire station seven lots at Seventeenth and Any Time 15 Oen Vending 8s 37 70 65% 34 Col Elee ft Fow 246 72% 72% 70 stock, current make. No. 1. S3ttfl3? W-* 10 Oeorgla ft Fla 6a 46 80 $25,000; fire alarm warehouse $50,- Adams street. Phoenix, have been 30 Comwealth Edls as . 100 246 246 21 Pac West Oil 17 16% 59% 60 99% 16% 12 Oeorgla Pow Sa 67 98% 3, Sltt. 000; branch city hall at Van Nuys purchased as the site for a $300,000 182 ComwealtComstock h TunnePow l nepf.w 1% 99', 4 Pandem Oil J% 3 96 96% 2% 1 Orand Trunk 6%s 36.103% 103% 103% Eggs, firm: receipts, 33,834 cases 1.. .:• 1% 1% 3 Paramount Cab 35 24 24 gathered extra. 33%. extra lints* $275,000; branch city hall at Wil­ state office building; the San Joa­ 5 Oulf Oil Pa 5a 47 100 33 Cons Aircraft 37V. 36% 37 1 Parmelee Trans 34% 34% 24% 99% 100 33%: first. SlfffSltt: seconds. 30 K .tn• •. 16 Oulf St Utll Ss 56. 94% mington $200,000; San Pedro fire quin Baking company will erect a 88 Cons Cop Mln 12V. lltt 11% 3 Penney Co 113 111V, 111'. 94V, 94V, nearby hennery white, closely stlected ex­ 16 Harpen Mln 6s 43 .. 90 alarm installation $50,000; miscel­ $125,000 bakery at Modesto soon; 1 Cons Dairy Prod new 36% 36V, 36', 60as pf 98V, 98 V. 98 V, 89% B9% tra, 38040V,: nearby and nearby western IS Cons Pllm Ind 22% 22 32V, 83 SOas do rta 210 205 205 3 Houston O O 6%s 41 81 81 hennery white, flrat to average. 336 37% laneous improvements $185,847. plans are being prepared for a $35,- CENTURY 98 98 2 Cons Oas ft El Bait. 98 2 Penn Oaa ft •) 'A'... 20V, 20 V, 20% 3 do 6%S 43 SOV, 80% 80 V, nearby hennery brown, fancy to extre 18 Cons Instrument ... 28% 000 plant for the Whittier News; 25',', 25 V, 1 Penn Ohio Edls 63 85 88 75 Indep Otl St 39. .113% 111% 111% fancy. S5 15 Douglaa Aircraft ... 39'. 38 38 **. Rainbow L Prod A... 24V, 23% 24% 3 Nat Pub Serv 5s 78 . 80% 80% 80 V, 4 50«t4 75. 80s, 4 0n'*l4 25. 100s. S.S0'**''. " by fire; a $1,000,000 recreational 1 Dresser Mfg 44% 44% 44% 1 Ray Beiti**, 8»***i 89% 89', 1 Nat Trade Jour 8s 38. 88 88 88 market pack. 80s. 3.0003.50; 100s. 1.830 center. Including a large theater, NATIONAL PARK 15 Dublller Condenser.. 5 4% 5 8 Reiter Foster s% 8% 3% 1 Nebraska Pow 6a 3022.104 104 104 3.00. banquet halls and shops is plan­ for more than half a 1 Durant Mot 10 10 10 3 Reliance Bronse 33", 22% 23% 5 N Eng O ft El St 48 88% 88% 38'/, LEMONS—Local, boxes, culls, loose. 1.00 A ned for the southeast corner of Main 33 Dus Ine A 3% 3% 3% 4 Pepett' Candy 3% 2% 2% 1 do Ss 47 88% 88'/, BBtt Ol 25. century, Yellowstone has 5 Reynolds Metal 40% 39 40% 1 N Y For Ine S'is 48. . 89 89 89 ORANGES — Local, boxes. Valencies, street and Hampden court, Alham­ E 1 R.c: tr.cnd Radiator .. 10% 10% 10% 22 N Y P ft Lt 4%s 87.. 81 90%, 91 held millions spell-bound 31 East States Pow B... 84% 63 64% fancy, 128s. 5.50*1(5.75. 150s-176s. 8.25; bra. «0 Roan Ant Cop 51% 49% SI 13 Nor In Pub Serv Ss66. 99% 99 W 99% 393 El Bond ft Share...103', lOOtt 102'', 200s. 4.75; 216s, 4.25: 252s, 3.35. Loose, with its strange phenome­ 1 Rochester C Pow 39% 18% 19 4 Nor State Pow 6%s33.102% 103 102 4 do pf 106% 106V, 106% culls and standarda, medium. 60075; large, Three grammar school additions I Pilot Radio Tube 18 V, 18% 18% 7N Tex Utll 7s 35.. 100% 100 100 na. StcamingReysersroarup- 33 Electric Invest 164% 160V, 163 few. 1 ori'.il 25; amall, 30050 will soon be erected In Lynwood; S Rockland LftP 29 V, 39% 29% 15 Ohio Pow Ss B S3.. 99 98% 99 18 do pf 99 98 98 wards to breathless heights! 3 Ro^t Ref pf 25% 25% 3 Ohio Pow 4 Vis D SB 96% 90% 90% Compton has chosen architects to 33 El Pow ft Lt opt war 43% 43% 43% 25% By Asseelated Pre,, 3 Ross S'.oree 10 5 Ohio Rlv Ed Ss 51. 98 93 1 Emp Gas ft F 7% pf. 9! 93 95 10 9% Cellfornla Vlencta orangea and lemons design four new Junior high school Boiling springs ... hissing 7 Pac O ft El 4'is 57. 94% 84% generally found weaker markets at Eaat- buildings which will aggregate 16 Empire Pow 86'i 55% 58 1 Pac Invest Ss 48 93 93 crevices .. ."paintpots" of 3 Eng Oold Mines .... 1% 1% 1% s ern auction centers reporting early sales 1 Safe T Slat Co 38 36 38 4 Pac W OU 6%s 43. 94 tt 98 95% about $500,000 in cost; Publlx The­ gorgeous colors ... giva 4 Eng Publle Ser war.. 36 36 36 1 do cod todar. Valencies ranged mottlr lower 37 37 37 12 Parmelee Trana 6s 44 9993 % 99% 99% and tome tteadr. while lemons were re­ aters is planning a theater to cost 43 Evana Wallo Lead ... 19% 19 19% 36 8e->tv Car H ft L aa. IBS IBS IBS 7 Penn O Ed 6s SO ww.10095% 100 100 tt ported much the same. Navels were un­ thrill after thrill. F 6 81 h--*'> Peier 173% 164% 170 15 Penn PftL 5s D 53.. 100% 100 100% changed and steady 3 Salt Creek Cong 3% 9 Fabrics Finishing 12% 13 13 3% 3% 1 Peoples Lt ft P Ss 78. 93% 93% 93 tt 1 Sehulte Real totate.. Cailot aalea averagea per box were re­ And then, for mile after • 5 Fageol Mot 4 4 4 10% 10% 10% 8 Phila El IttS 73 ...103% 103% 103S ported to the California Fruit Growers' 23 1 Segal L ft ha, r.ware. 18 Falrchild Aviation 22'', 31% 10 18 10 10 Phila Rap Tr 6s 62.. 99% 98% 38% Exchange on Its own brands and to the mile, you can motor among 86% 86% 13 •tlvatoH Induat 10 Palardo Sugar aa 86% 20% 30 20% 2 Pitts Steel 6s 48. . .103 102 103 Associated Press on all others aa follows: Utt 13 12% 3 do lit p,Id 93 scenic wonders.. .magnifi­ 14 Fansteel Prod ... 92 92 2 Potomac Edls Ss 56 95% 95% 95% BOSTON—Market lower Valencies and 48% 47% 48% 16 18 Federal Wat A ... 7S Senary **** Control .. 18% 17 1 Reliance Bronse 6s 44 99% 99% 99% lemone; uachanged navels California cent canyons, snowy catar­ 36 56 SB 3 c-j-v.l Inc vtc 17% 17% 17% 100 18 Ferro Enameling , 27% 27 V. 12 Rich Oil S'is 31 ww.100% 100 sales, 13 cars oranges, six cars lemons. 88 Flat Corp 37% 7 Shatsuce Denn 17 16% 16% 30 Rochester C P 5s 53. 87% 87% 87V, Save by Mail acts,forcst-boundlakesand 4 do deb rta 9% 9tt 3% 4 Siioriky Aviation ... 47% 43% 46 14 Rich Oil of Cal 6s 44 99% 99% 99% 38 Firestone T ft R as.272 373 273 1 S-a.ih A O ..PITTSBURGH—Market steady onuses, meadows, with here and 190 190 190 3 Sehulte R E 6s 34ww 85% 85 V, 85% lemons. Cellfornla alea, eight car oranges,' 1 do 7% pf 107tt 107V4 !0T/a 5 So.i.'.ron Tuoe 31 29% 30 10 Scrlpps Stte 43 94 94 94 there friendly bears, or 43 Fokker Alreraft . 61% 41% 48 two cars lemons. Florida salee. four cers 3 South Am 9 * Pl .. 2% 2% 3% 4 Bhawlnls ft P 4"aS 67 92% 92 tt 92 Vi Valencies. 13.80. herds of deer and bison 4 Foltls Fischer ... 28 V. 38 38% 1 Slre'la pf :M 103 103 3 Sherld Wyo Co 6a 47 90 90 90 18 Ford Motor Can A 47% 47% iffi 75 Southeast F ft U . 115% 113 113% 9 SEPftL 6s 2025 WW. 102V, 101% 103 PHILADELPHIA- Market generally low­ running unafraid in their 48 Ford Motor Ltd . 16'i 16% i<% ,100 V, 100 100 38 do war V. 83 63% 18 So Cal Ed Sa SI ... er oranges and lemons, strong demsnd. M Fox Theater A ... 33'. Mtt 33% .100% 100 100% native haunts. 1 Sf-in Cal Bd A pt -e% 38% 28% 3 do Ss S3 California aales. 18 cars oranges, four cars, 2 Franklin Mfg Co . 37% 37% 37% ~ Sou:, c.l Xd c pf. 24% 34% 24% 3 So Calif Oas St 37 92% 93 93% 88 lemons. Florida sales, nine cert Valencies, 15 do 7% pf as .. 88 88 35 SO Oltle, utii pf at... 72 73 73 1 So'w't Dairies Stts 38 94 94 94 7% 7% 7% 12 95; two ears grapefruit. 34.76. You can go direct to Yel*» 3 Freshman Chas . 1 So-.'h Penn Oil . .. ift 83% 53% 3SW O ft E Ss A 57.. 92 '.12 92 ..100% 100% 100% G 1 Southern Groc A ... S3*,i Mtt 35% 6 SW P ft Lt 6s BALTIMORE— Market lower Valencies lowstone in a luxurious .. 96 95tt 98" 18 Galena Sig pf new as 81% 81% 31% 8 tu.it-.-.nd Royalty .. 19% 18% 18% 6 Stand P ft Lt 8s 37. and lemons, navels unchanged. California .. 66 61 68% Union Pacific train, and 4 Oamewell Oo 78 78 78 16 6-uthvest PftLt pfas. 103 IM 108 6 Sun aid Rata Btts. Vales, two cara orangea. two cers lemons. ..100 89% 99% 36 Garlock Packing 34 33V. 33% I S-*an ft awn 3orp 3% 3% 1% 3 Sun Oil Stts 33 Florida sales, one esr Valencies, S3.so. tour the park with every 3 Swift Co Ss 33 ... .. 99% 99% 99 V, 14 Oen Bak new.. 7<< <•% 7% 1 Stahl Meyer 88 M 38 NEW TOBK—Market higher. In *,pote 3 Tex F ft Lt Ss 58 96% 98% 96% modern facility. 14 do pfd 69% 694 •>"•% 9 Stand Motors 4% 4% 4% Valencies, easier, lower navels. Calllornia •78 Gen Elee Bng rcu... 13% 13V. 13 11 Atand Ol Indiana ... 56% 55% M 6 Un Ut ft Rr S'is S3 90% 90 90 99 tales. 38 cara oranges, 13 csrs lemons. 1 Oen Ldy Ma new ... 31% 21% 31% I ca Kansas 22*4 3314 33 tt 7 do 6a 52 99% 99 Low summer fares now in cffectl IUl Rub 6"it 30 99 99 99 CALIFORNIA VALENCIAS 48 Oan Fub Ser IStt Mtt 45 16 do K-niucky , .. 8*1 37% Exceptional. VCE, Sunkist, Santa Paula. Grand Caiiyon Mtt 5 do 6%s 36 99% 98% 99% # See Yellowstone at moderate ex* t Aland Pow » Lt ... M 83 39 Oea Realty * Ctll... 21% 19V. 31V. 96% 15 35, Mupu, VCE, Sunkist, Santa Paula. 3 Stai,e:t torp 63 31 29 5 do Stts 37 ... 97% 96% tra cost en route East via scenic 14 d* pfd 93 91 9J 89 98 14 70. I St.in ft» 37 ft 37% 1 do 8%s 38 .... 96 98 J Gilbert Co 30% Mtt 30", 3-H 98 97 98 LEMONS Salt Lake City. is Stem c*«— e.ica ... 10% 70S 6 do Stts 38 .... 13 Olen Alden Ooal 139% 128', 138% 30", 11 Utll P ft Lt 98 98 Mogul. ST, Sunkist, San Fernando Mis­ I Stercr! Bro. 38"* 28% 8 a.loaa Center Mln.. 8 4% ltt 2 Van Camp Pack 8a 88 84 84 84 sion. S490. Personally EscortedTowra ts 8 Sterling Aee etfs .... 33 33 Limited"* 16 Oolden Coin 1 ! 1 13 West Pow S%s 87....137% 136% 134% t. S.e.itng Secur a. ,. n% 19% 13% Yellowstone — June 22, July 4 to Ool*-.i.n (Xechs Tr...lOltt 100% 10!'/, Si% 8 Westva-o Ch 8%a 37.107 107 107 M OoM Seal Elee JB% 13 18 I S****:*. if Secur gt .. • 3« 18% July 20, Aug. 3, Aug. 17, Aug.31* 3 8 ll.nM !I :«*• 18", 13 -» 18 Gotham Knllbae 3% 3% 8 4 . !S% 13% investment Expert 3 Itromberi cailson . 39". 14 Orlgsbg Orunosr 130 126'. 14 30*4 €Neu) Fast Train**** 1 fe*t/. Mot Car Am .. 15% Oreat Northern Not 4 Oroun- -ripper." . 36 I- ', 10% lf-% To Address Students Ask for fwrticMlars. I Oulf CM! Oorp Pa. ..176 17S 176 I a*e-ft ft Co 15% 136". 138V, 3 Sri.** l>-t 136 V, 40V, Mtt To Boost Dividend Paul Fletcher Cadman, formerly • I :>vr'.-s am ei*e pf .. 39% MS to Chicago and 14 Barter! Coro ... . 88% 89", 33% associate professor of political econ­ . to 4 Srracuae W Mch B . 8*% titt Mtt ST. PAUL, June 11—Although ex- 12 Haxeltlao Corp . 87% SS Mtt T *-» c«llent earning* reports have been omy and dean of men at the Uni­ 1 Hecla Ml.: . 17% tltt 17% versity of California, Berkeley, will I Helena Rubinstein. 19% 1 Tegsert Corp 47% -17% 47% maae for the eetrly part of 1939, the . •**. 10% address the student body of the Kansas City 1 T»mpa Fl 86 II 68 Great Northern Railroad is not M Hercules Pow p<*e . .1.71* 117% 11T% Claremont High School next Wednes­ 1 Bo-linger OoM M.n «tt 5% Stt 3 Teel Hull. Oo.d 8'/. 8", SV, p'r-nnin,, to Increase Its dividend 8 Te.in* ss«e Prod 26 3S% 38 day evening ln the high school audi­ With Santa Fe Pullmans going Union 1 Hormel Co 1 too A .. 47 47 47 rate tHi.. year, Ralph Budd, presi­ Retources • Houwoeld Fla vM . 43 43 3 T.aon t il A lar-d .. 17V. 16% tltt torium. Cadman'B subject will be 43 29 dent, said. He Is optimistic as to I Houston Oil' 'je. . IS Htt <*', 3 Thermo' i Co 39 38 business opportunities in general, ..... rtght to the rim I Hudson Bar MM . *.6% Mth 3 d> Pf 9"% 95% 37% crop prospects and future iron ore 16% 1 Ihoip.n s*i-iett pl. 51% Mtt S,% with stress laid on the great ad­ 19 Humble O ft Ret.... lit 116 118 movenv*!.*. Hia statement regard­ vantages of university training in Over 3 Million Dollars 16 Hygrade Food ..... 40% 39% 3 Tis: ti-n Re. 1./ .... 11 11 81 39% 3 Tob Trod I'-cort ... » 3 ing plan of making no dividend modern business principles. No Extra Fare Pacific 18 Hiram Walker 38 19 30 13 Transauier Cort 135% 115% charge was in answer to repeated 1 Herculee Powder ... 118 119 US 135% Cadman, wbo is now head of the Tk* 0-«r_MMl IMH M 10 T.»n*cont Air T.tai . 3f% If 38 rrports i.i Eastern circles that an • -Y-w-CitiO-1 *UBnr3_rfy I Horn * Oe pfd 83% 41% 41% investment department of Lelb, S. C FROST, General Agwt I 31 Tr__**ont Ml pr ... 13* 131% 133% incr.'.ase was contemplated. Keyston and Company's Los An­ Fred Harvey Dining Cara all the way 11 7 rens Lux D-y Fiet . 11% lltt Ktt Bud- said agreement with North­ 602 Saata Monica Blvd. M Imp Oil Can new.,. Mtt 3«% 38% 1 Tiave.tr Air Co 31% 83% 83% geles office, is one of the foremost I Ir.duatrlal Jf.n ctf... to » 78 Trl Cont Corp ...... 34% 34% 34% ern Fai.ii ie pending a merger de­ students of the science of finance J. D. RISHELL, Pre*. Superior Back East Excursion Train m H. W. BUNT, C. P. * T. A. 4 Ins Co N-J Am 78% Mtt Stt 1 do nf 194 104 HM cision not to increase dividends ls and business, and aa a speaker on During construction of oor New Santa Monica.—Talephoaa 2111% 4 Insurance Sae ..... sstt 38% Mtt 1 Triplex let Glees •I 30% 3044 Mill :n effect and that neither road theae subjects has been much in de­ I Insurance "hare.... Mtt 3 Tri'.na Port ***rr«a ... 41% 48% Mtt «_..•- pe Ticket Office and Travel Baf-M« J. D. POST, C T. A. , »% 30% Is ex ret ted to change the dividend mand by prominent organizations onj Home, tee as at II latereen Petrol r 1% % 88.-S T»W»e A ** B elf. 380 340 VA Ul> S-wtalL Blvd., Sawtall* Peifume IS 18 1 Tuna-Sol L^pip Mtt 39% 29% I polity unless there is a mora marlttd the Pacific coaat during the put! IS ._" V" S£rn.eT * 8*M* SULLIVAN. Passenger Agent T.ltphofl. >2»2«2 1 . •M.A.s•*•••••,t•.•'>,•• Mtt Mtt increaia In oet income. - -. aeveral year*. ——- Mttt SanU Monica Blvd. at 2nd aia sanu Monica Blvd., SanU Monica, Calif. __ Phone rasa SANTA' MONICA EVENING OUTLOOK TUESDAY, JUNE 11, 1920 PAGE TWELVE in , is i m*» .ai - 23285—-Classified Advertising Headquarters for Santa Monica Bay District *-

BUSINESS SERVICE EMPLOYMENT MERCHANDISE RENTALS REAL ESTATE 72 HELP WANTED 131 FOR RENT 3t CHIROPRACTORS 105 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 140 HOUSES—For Sale CLASSIFIED Male and Female Houses Unfurnished ALL SICK PEOPLE that call at our office NEW baby grand mahogany piano, big 116 FICO BLVD—V. blk. from ocean. 5 bargain. See Mr Gamble, Union Stor­ For Sale •ADVERTISING within 1 daya will be given a FREE X- TWO sales persons with rma. 2 bedrms, $35. RAY EXAMINATION. explaining exaet age, 716 Colorado CHARLES NIELSEN REALTOR North of Wilshire blvd., good bungalow, ts cause of their sickness, free of charie closed car to sell close-in FOR SALE— Playeir piano, cost 1700 Will 728 8 M. blvd. Phone 25831 fine neighborhood. Price only $3450. com­ HEADQUARTERS plete, with small down payment. or obligation. Wehlnger X-RAY Chiro­ taka $100. 162 Marine at, Ocean Park. NEW stucco duplex, 3 rooms and bath, MAIN OFFICE practors. Suit* 28 Security Bank Bldt, property. I will show you Phone 62611 Fourth at Broadwar, Santa Uonlca I each with garage; rent $33 and $23 50; Albert Leonard 4th st. and 8. M. blvd. Phone 28428. TWO-TONE walnut console phonograph. water paid. 3017 Delaware ave. Phone Phone 3I3W DR. H. RHODES. D C- In charie. how to sell and make you 135 with records RAY E. SCHAFER. Wliahlre at Fourth. SAWTELLE BRANCH Get Out and Walk _22»21. UM» SanU Monica blvd. Ph__S31_>3 real money. Call morn­ 1501 4th. cor. Bdwy TWO bedrooma. 2 baths. 2 story home, up­ stairs newly carpeted, cedar closets, ete . BEFORE YOU BUY SUBSCRIPTION RATES 35 CONTRACTORS, BUILDERS Oet price. 7 rma.. Juat completed: 3 ool­ DAILY AND SUNDAY OUTLOOK ings up to 11 a. m. M. J. 106 RADIO near San Vicente and Montana. $75 to good tenants Ph 28043 or 25631 ored tile batha: elect, refrigerator; on DaHvercd br carrier ln Santa Monica. Plans and Estimates Furnished Molloy, 305 Ocean Front, 8nppliet, Accessories 60x149 lot, facing ocean, at 711 MtB Ooean Park. Bawtelle, Brentwood and Pa- H. A. KLABUNDE $50— FIVE room bungalows. Just complet­ St.. Gillette Square. Clear. Buyer ess etfts Palisades. 80c per month. Br mall IOU Broadwar. Phone 393111 A REAL GOOD RADIO, ed. 820-830 ISth st, tile baths, elee. te- flnanee to ault. o Donnell, owner. Tel. Mo per month, (payable ln advance.) On Venice. —how many times have you had to frlgeratlon. See these before you decile. THATS SAYING A LOT. FOLKS. BUT IT 36862. streets and stands 2e per copy. __,.__ do Just that with the old bus? You FOR RENT- unfurnished, 2-story home .-.6 CORSETS 75 SITUATIONS WANTED WOULD PLEASE US IMMENSELY TO These rates applr eleo to the West Los HEAR YOUR OPINION. IN YOUR OWN Gillette's Square; 3 bedrms.. 2 batha. A SNAP Tribune. Male know, summer la here . . . motor Rogers St Ashford. 1623 Montana SPIRE—LA corsets, corselettes, lingerie HOME. ABOUT THE Seven room English stucco residence wttb Alt transient or telephoned advertlse- Mrs. Olbb. 819 WUshlre 28888 OOUHTEOUB cliaufluf-r and houseman, days are here . . . and you need a 3-ROOM, mod bung had. floors, garage 2-car garage. sprinkler system and menta are payable and will be collected white. 28 yrs. of arr, 10 yrt' erp , refs 8-Tube Stewart-Warner water paid $30 mo 1333 Uth. Ph 23820 shrubs. Beautiful paint work and tile. tor. Immediate-* after the first Insertion, oar that will get you there and bae It. Prefer permanent position with local NEWLY~Uecorated. 3 large rma., bath. acr. Priced to aell. $6500. Terma. 3221 WU unless patron has already establish?*' a family, or will travel. Drive all makes Radio's Best Buy, 37 DANCING INSTRUCTION So. let's go. and get a reliable used porch, nook, closet bed. gar. 1438 12th. st., (near Clover Field). Phone Owaer, regular account on our credit books. of cars, especially Packards. I also spe­ 23363. NEW 3 rms Tbreaktast nook, mod . conven., tf-ia Santa Monica Publishing Company BALLROOM dancing tsugtit br roung cialize in courteous service 702 Outlook car from the Automobiles offered $99.50 Up MAY WE HAVE THE PLEASURE OP GIV­ reaerrea the rliht to correctly classify or ladr at Rendesvous. Res. Phone 84227 IF YOU liave any:""Slnii~of"Tepalr work, garage, near bus 1914 Eucl-i. Ph. 24214. Just Completed on this pa(?e every day. It's where ING YOU A DEMONSTRATION? revise advertisements or to reject and re­ carpentering, painting or work on your 4~ KM ..-use, mod. 2028 Purdue ave. 2-story duplex. Sell, trade or rant. Owner FRED AMES fund amount paid, and will not be respon­ ear. cat) ' Tiie Handy Man ' Phone_23«J2 you will find the selection of the _Phone 32308; sible for more than one incorrect Inser­ 1524 California ave. DETECTIVE AGENCIES 5 RM. stucco, 2 bedrms* dble gar . tion at any ad ordered for more than one EXPERIENCED colored chauffeur wishes best. Radio Bargain House fine FIVE room bungalow, S14 Euclid. nSr location. 365 21st place. Ph. 25348 position In private family: dependable, Oeorgina Shown by appointment. |3_ price now at OAKLAND AND PONTIAC LOT Bank, Office and Store ing porch. $20. Ph. 21058. 1055 3rd gt. 140 acre alfalfa and fruit ranch. Bernet Formerly Fred J. Finch Co., Ine. 3 Bunnell Studios, S. M. at Newberry's for selling. Box 704 Outlook 15th and Santa Monica Blvd. rm,. garage. 1723-C 9th at. LADY will rent room and give use of home $100,000. Want beach income and win AMBULANCE SERVICB 5 and 10 cent store: Sawtelle at Tlvoli. FOB SA-S^BEiT-IDiTCAFE, 163A Ocean Fixtures NEWLY papered and painted, 3 rms. and NASH—1928 Standard Six coach: a very to lady. 620 WUshlre blvd. Ph. 28193 assume. SAWTELLE. PHONB 32572 Front, Santa Monica. Established S yrs. pretty car in the best of condition at WALL CASES. SHOW CASES AND bath, garage. 1444 10th St. WH-SHDUt PUNERAL HOME Good year around business, excellent S625: O. M A O. terms: reconditioned JOBBING 5 RMS., modern. 2 bedrooms, garage, ex­ SO- Phona 23027. 1519 wilshire boulevard PLATING reasons for selling. "good-will" used cara. 15th at Santa 123 FOR RENT cel, loca. 11671 Rorchester ave , Sawtelle. Williamson & Welton Co- John C. Boggs. Stanley J. Straw. Housekeeping Rooms—Furnished "SANTA MONICA PLATING WORKS. 82 MONEY TO LOAN Monica blvd. 7 RMS . 3 bedrms., furn. or unfurn.. close 1327 Ocean ave. Ph. fMOl O. A. K-RKELIE A; CO. Oxidizing. Silverware and Antiques. Special Sale $15—Two rooms, bath, wall bed, lighta and to beach. Phone 22646. BRENTWOOD ROMS 302 Mate at. Phona 61103 Real Estate water. 11717 Ohio, Sawtelle. 1306 Santa Monica blvd. Phone 23097 26 Essex Coach UNFINISHED FURNITURE $25—3 RM. furn. stucco bungalow, sarase. or vacant, from 1 to t seres.' Boss •. Ambulance Service. Ocean Park Very good. A-l mechanically, lots of ex­ 1513 17th St. Phone 32729. M. home to trade. TODD & LESLIE. Phone 21042 6% MONEY tras, Including bumpers. Illuminated mo- NICELY furn. 4 rm. stucco home. Phone HOLLYWOOD 7th and Arlsona, Santa Monica, Calif. ROOFING Immediately available tn practically un­ tometer, etc. This la priced to sell, I4S 124 ROOMS AND BOARD sr> 61702. 2008 6th at. Duplex, near Franklin and Western. Waat limited amounts on Improved properties down, balance on easy O. M. A. C. 938 Pico Blvd. 5 or 6 room home hare. ROOM and board for men; good home OUARANTEE ROOF COMPANY la approved localities at Interest ratea terms. 4 RMS. nicely furnished. 1 bedroom, ex- THOS. V. PRENTICE VAUOHAN'S—IF YOU WANT BAROAINS cooking. $9 and $10 week. 1433 Sth at. FLORISTS ROOF LEAKI Call 21374. For composition aa low aa 5>,_ and 6% per annum. You Large wicker settee, nearly new —117.00 tra bed, garage. 614 California And Associates— Realtors. and wood shingles, repair work. Incur no obllgatlona ln discussing tha Dining room table, 4 chairs __, 5.00 ROOMS with board. 1 block from ocean, Seventh and Montana. Phone JHU matter with us. Buick Used-Car Lot Tap. duofold, 315; lea duofold 12 00 near ear Une. 1337 2nd. Ph. 26553. 134 FOR RENT 10th and 8. M. blvd Ph 28312 Keeney's Flower Shop •0 SANITARIUMS. NURSES Federal Bond & Mtge. Co. 2 dressers, |5 each. 2 couches, each 3.00 Stores, Business Sites SMALL ranches to exchange for bouses 1287 SRD ST. AT ARIZONA CHEVROLET—1928 sport cabriolet; Just Daybed and pad, 310; leather settee 3 00 127 FOR RENT and Income property In Santa Monloaior OF SANTA MONICA Folding bed. 17. High oven range _ 5.00 SANTA MONICA BLVD. cor . 11980 Santa Phone 24060 QUIET RB8T HOME- For Invalids. 1231 like a new car; the sportiest Job In town: Flats, Unfurnished vicinity. • rumble seat, etc.; very reasonably priced Bed and box spring complete . 4.00 Monca blvd.. SawteUe. Intersection of Mth st Phone 23038. Broadway. Lot 72x114 to alley. On ac­ We Handle All Forms of on practically your own terms. Johnson 7.8x9 rug, nearly new, $13. Kit. table .50 - count of Improvement, owner must va, MAUSOLEUMS MA8SAG& OIL TREATMENT at As Simons, exclusively used cars. 2223 Morris automatic reclining chair . 9.00 4- OR 5-ROOM FLAT J. J. Barrett Walnut vanities, 330; large dresser 27.00 cate. 5 to 10 year lease, longer If de­ home. Telephone 25**.36. Real Estate Financing Main St.. Ocean Park. Phone 61436. Tile bath and sink. Oar. 1321-A Sth st. Phone 2146S. 2616 S M. blvd For Those Who Care I 3 Mah. and Cane davenport sets 26 00 UNFURNI8HED 4 rm. lower flat, rent sired. See owner at once. 33681. _**6W_AC~-1938 coupe;"run 7000 mllea: Just FOR SALE OR TRADE—Stucco apt. hoiae. WOODLAWN MAUSOLEUM CITIZENS MORTGAGE Two good sewing machines, guaran­ $32 50, garage, north of Wilshire and STORE-in busiest block, 14th and Mon- 62 SPECIAL NOTICED like naw; eaay O. M. A. O. terms teed one year, each _ 8.75 9 apts., comp. turn, good income, small Crypts are now ready at our new Mauso­ OAKLAND AND PONTIAC LOT west of 7th. Phone 23344. tana. M. B. Rapp, 1415 Montana ave. leum by the peaceful Pacific. Vacuum cleaner and parts; snap .... 1500 overhead expense, 1 block from ocean AND SECURITIES CO. 15th and Santa Monica Blvd. ELEGANT new flat; tile features; shower, Phone 21112. WOODLAWN MAUSOLEUM. SPECIAL attention taken on men'a and Vaughan'a, 1331 Lincoln Blvd., Santa and amusement zone. Bargain tf aold '27 DODGE touring In very good condition garage; near Wilshire. 1141'. 17th at. $25—STUCCO store, between S. M. blvd. Uth and Pico blvd. Phone 33478 ladles' alterations. Tailoring. SANFORD 222 Santa Monica Blvd. Monica. Open evenings Phone 36009. soon. Courtesr to agents. 40 Rosa a*re . J. MOSK. 1411 Third St. throughout, 1310 full prlee, with terms. and Broadway. 1448 5th St. Ph. 26239 O. P. Phone 84101. MONEY TO~LOA"N R. M. HUFFORD, INC.. Ford Dealer. 128 FOR RENT In any amounts on first mortgages Im­ SANTA MONICA I'WANT a chicken ranch to $12,000 ln Can TELEPHONE YOUR CLASSIFIED ADS 10 PERSONALS proved or vacant Low rates Quick 1137 8. M. blvd. Flats, Furnished REAL ESTATE Fernando Valley to trade for a c_ise-in —•'3385 - action. Courteous service. Consult 29 E8AF.X coach. Must sell at once, tf-5 Furniture Company business lot on Sth St.. Santa Montca. SCI—NTIFIC Swedish Mi>s„»«e Treatments CLOSE ln 6 rooms, overstuffed turn., down. Mr. Donkin. Phone 22545. 1111 porch. 1307 4th. Phone 23521. See D. A. FEARON. 629 8. M. bird. Ph T. Milan. M. G.. 2034 Sth st Quitting Business 140 HOUSES—For Sale EMPLOYMENT Gandy Investment Co. Sth st. 22148 Entire atock must be sold before June 20. WE have clear propertlee In trade, atrre- 1510 Third street. Phone 21680 tremendous sacrifice tn all articles. 129 FOR RENT II LOST AND FOUND 24Buick Four-Cyl. Sedan Apartments, Unfurnished age, apts., houses, flats, bunsalow cts, 70 HELP WANTED—Male FIRST TRUST DEEDS 230 Broadway 337 14th St. homes, lots, fruit ranches and moun­ LOST -A black suede handbag containing VACANT PROPERTY LOANS Full Price $285 LOVELY unfurn. apt ; 4 rooms, bath aud tain lands, also eastern properties. 1116 Elgin wrlstwatch, Parker pen and pencil AN old established company wants 2 or 3 MITCHELL INV. CO Open Evenings nook: claset bed; close ln. 1235-C Fifth 8. M blvd. 21810. and keys. Lost between Pacific Bath TEL. 24774 ROBERT BRENKE. Has been reconditioned throughout tn it., between WUshlre and Arizona; adulta neat appearing men for positions ln local TWO larse reed settees, $5 and $8.50; $12,000 Furnished roL'^l^b^om" Spanish, 12291 San Vlcerjle, House and Casa Del Mar. Reward. Call store. Rapid advancement to ambitious 201 8 M BLVD Buick shop, and Is In perfect condition only, reasonable rent across from Brentwood elub, ttt,500 OX. 6382. New Duco, renlckeled and new tires. lawn awing $13: many porch chairs men. Apply 1333 Santa Monica blvd.. rhear*. One round reed table. 5 straight I NEW 4 and 5 rm. modern and complete $11,000 Unfurnished Exchanse $13,000 equity tor clear or POUND—Spare tire from out of town car This Is real high class transportation. Wednesday 9 a. m. chairs $14. VICKERY'S. 2109 SawteUe , in every detail; Frlgldalre; full tiled show­ nearly clear. Open 1 to 5. Owner. 1W4S Call 23175 after 5 p. m.. Tuesday or The Coast Mutual Better let us demonstrate. YOUNG "malT2S~to 30~to-grow-up~.n~t.ie BUILDING-LOAN ASSN. OF L. A. blvd, near Pico. Open evenings. er baths; lg. and sunny rms.: ocean Don't look at houses any more until you San Vicente blvd. Ph. 33388. Wedneaday. view from every apt. 847 17th street. see mine. 7 rooms. 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, mining buslnesa with old successful op­ l-ODU, FURNITURE CO. WILL accept lot or lot equity aa HS HP* lOST—Airedale pup~9 months old" fas Santa Monica Agency 3 ROOMS, extra bedrhlgh oven"stove, ga­ library, large living room with real fire­ erator; state experience. If any. Com­ Buick Used-Car Lot 1439 THIRD STREET. ment on beautiful stx room houss la No. 492. Name "Joe." Ph. 21096 pensation satisfactory. Address Box 705 516 SANTA MONICA BLVD. PH*"*IE 28945 rage. Adults. Will furnish. 954 30th St. place, large dining room, real kitchen Pasadena. Mr. Edw. Krans, 35667. Oonr- 10th and 8 M blvd Phone 35312 Here rou ean choose from a large stock with long white tile sink, and plenty of LOST—Last Dec. Sunburst pin. diamond Santa Monica Outlook. MONEY available on good improved prop- $40— NEW 4-room Spanish court; Roman tesy to agents. FORD—1923 coupe; ruxstel axle, outside of good furniture at reasonable prices. closet space. Breakfast room oft kitch­ center. Reward 1415 Euclid. Ph. 2864" ertles. Will buy good trust deeds Quick bath, garage. 833 17th St. WK have an opening for an energetic man brakes and other extras: full price 1145: NO INTEREST. EASY TERMS en. Four years old, but Just like new. who is Interested In associating with a action guaranteed. BULLINO BROS, 152 REAL ESTATE FIRMS LOST—White mulr Spitz, fresh sreeu palm terms. Johnson A Simons, exclusively fc IVORY bed. coll s~prtngs and silk floss 2-car garage with entrance on Mth St.. firm of more than 30 years' successful 324 WUshlre. Phone 21468. on fur. Ph. 31735. used cars. 2223 Main st , Ocean Park. mattress, $12. Ivory dresser. $12; marble 130 FOR RENT and also on S Inch paved alley. Lawn business dealings Salesmanship ability L08T--Suitcase full of rolls of music. Re­ MONEY TO LOAN Phone 61426. top table, perfect. Assortment of old sprinklers, fine shrubs. Real nice fur­ ED B. CONLI8S helpful Reply fully. Box 706 Outlook. Apartments. Furnisher. ward. Phone 64131. SIERRA BOND A. MORTGAGE CO silver plated ware. etc. 1017 WUshlre niture, ready to move ln. 629 Santa Monica blvd. Phone 23621 PONTIAC—1928 4-door sedan: this car naa 1309 Ocean avenue, Phono MMt LOST—Tan pollce PUD, limps slightly."ph. MAN who understands pipe work, cut and had the best of care and ls guaranteed blvd. thread up to 1'. Inch and willing to El Cortez Apartments Stephenson, 32241 or 1517 Uth st the same as new. FIVE-PC. wal. bedrm set, 3-pc. mohair set Rogers & Ashford help on other work when necessary. Ph. 827 4TH STREET PH 28217 R. S. Miesse 83 MONEY TO LOAN OAKLAND AND PONTIAO LOT $65; breakfast nook set $9; 7x9 umbrella ?020 Montana RKA1.TORB. Ph M 63307. Luxuriously furnished single and double 1425 THIRD STREET Automobiles llth and Santa Monica Blvd. tent, good condition, 3 burner gas range apts. Modern conveniences, including 12 SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS NEW car salesman. Graham-Paige. 1117 $9: wheel chair tor sale or rent. 11980 LEGAL NOTICE - electric refrigeration, soft water, daily SANTA MONICA S. M. hi*.,I ~~25 Maxwell Coupe 8anta Monica blvd.. Sawtelle. maid service and garage. TO OIVE AWAY—3 black cats: good AUTO LOANS ROLL-TOP,-soirdHmehoiany desk. SSTix NOTICE OF PUBLIC WORK gopher hunters. Phone 24055. FURNITURE AND DIAMOND LOANS REALTY COMPANY 71 HELP WANTED—Female EASY WAY TO LOAN This ear ts perfect, hss had tha best of 33'.. 865. A real bargain. 503 Colorado Home Phone 28767. OFFICE 21S7S Notice is hereby given that on ttw care. Spanish leather upholstering. Just avenue. CHI^TIE'COURT ONE BLOCK .-'ROM OCEAN. DBI.ES. 9th day of April, 1929. the dty BUSINESS SERVICE A LADY of mature mind and pleasing like new. many extras and in perfect NEW and used furnlture~bought. sold and SUPER FINANCE CO. mechanical condition, excellent ttres. 125 Pacific. Phone 84975 Council ol the City of Santa Mon­ personality between 25 and 40. to loin an 201 Santa Monica bird. Phone 25688 exchanged at Brown's Furniture Store, SS ALTOS FOR HIRl old established organisation, experience This ls a real good automobile J95 down, 11350 S. M. blvd.. Sawtelle. Ph 33433. Foreclosures ica, California, passed a Special Or­ AUTOMOBILE LOANS balance O. M. A. C. terms. In contacting public necessary. Reply Straight loans Contracts refinanced. OET our prices on new and usedTurntiure. THE BRYNMOR 629 Alta. corner of Seventh, six rooms. 3 dinance No. 571 (Street Series), en­ YOU DRIVE. Hour, day, week, month (ully. Box 710 Outlook. HUGH H. LOGAN Bought, sold and exchanged. 1519 Third Desirable 3 and 4 room apts . garages, rea­ bedrooms. Foreclosure price $9000; $500 titled. "An Ordinance of Intention sonable rent 943 Euclid. Apt A or E. AUTO RENTAL CO.. 2nd and 8 M. SALESLADY wanted Musl~W~eii~>erTenced •29 Santa Monica blvd Phone 28188 at. Ph. 36434. cash. blvd. Phones: Day 28306: Nlte 251**V Buick Used-Car Lot to close up and vacate that certain In ladies* ready-to-wear. Oood position AUTOMOBILE "loans" We wilTTefSance 10lh and 8 M. blvd^ Phone 28212 OREAT demand tor second-hand turn. twenty foot alley lying between and for right party. References required. your contract. Straight loans made. PALA ALTA COURT OAKLAND--1929" coupe: only 3 mon tha olrl: Best prices paid. Phone 63609 T. D. 4220 East Blvd. being contiguous to Lots one CI), 30 BEDDING Box 703. Outlook. Bulling Bros , 324 Wilshire Ph 21468 Stewart, 207 Holllster ave , O P. Desirable doubles and singles, $30 and up. Seven rooms, three bedrooms Lot 52x220 tremendous discount; a brand-new car -*, blk. from Palisades, garages. 211 Alta two (2) and three (3) of Tract 5S70 WANTED—Married woman to take care ot with full equipment at a used car price: NEW and used furniture bought, sold, and ft Foreclosure price $6500; $500 cash. BEST made mattresses, all sizes, all prices, small apt. house. Apt . light and g.is K5 MONEY LOANS on the southeasterly side and Lot P, terms. Johnson A Simons, exclusively exchanged at Munn's. 11771 8. M. blvd., "NOaTAPMtMENTS aprings, bedsteads, pillows: moth-proof­ free Call at 2619 Main st, Ocean Park, Miscellaneous used cars. 2223 Main st, Ocean Park. SawteUe. Phona 11744. 1016 22nd St. Block 129, of the Town of Santa ing, sterilizing, renovate mattresses with see Mr. Oreene. 40» Wilsh.ro. $25 and up Ph. 4UJs. CONFIDENTIAL LOANS Phone 61436. SINGLE Simmons bed. complete, nnd dress­ New 5 rooms, snappy. Price $5150. worth Monica on the northwesterly tide, bew oover 35. Santa Montca Mattress WAITRESS Must ba around tt, wttt **•- and Pillow Factory. 1666 llth st 23504. ON FURNITURE. MR. HILL. 9 to 4. P<)NTIAO--'l»27 sport roadster, see thla er. Ivory. $30. SS3 Eleventh st. MAGUIRE APTS. $6500. in the City of Santa Monica; de­ parlance ln cooking and managing a 1719 WILSHIRE BLVD PHONE 260M Uttle oar and you will buy lt. $165 down. See MR JARVI8. with lunch counter. Wages 120 week to start LIBRARY table, living room suite, dining Clean, attractive apts. 927 Ocean ave. scribing the work and Improve­ 15th at Santa Montca blvd M. M. RAPP. 1415 Montana ave. 31 BUSINESS NOTICES 13M :ird st. table, four chairs, rockers. 522 17th 8t. GRBENE APTS. 160 Ocean Park blvd, ment; specifying the exterior 86 MORTGAGES, TRUST DEEDS FOR values that are unusual aee the sood ~ CASH FOR FURNITURE. CALL Ocean Park, modern, sunny. 2, 3, 4 boundaries of the district and lands STENOGRAPHER, experienced in Typing will uaed cars at the CONSULT Mrs. Florence Forrest, renown- mimeograph stencils, addressing envel­ VAUOHAN'S. 26009 rm. apts., $18 mo up: blk from beach. OAKLAND-PONTIAC LOT. VnTT'R'-^F'T V i to be affected by said work and Im­ ad mentaltst and delineator of positive opes and general detail work. Letter "SAFETY FIRST MORTGAGE.*• SACRIFICE—Six rooms ot practically new Corner 15th and 8 M. blvd^ H OLLISTER Apia-, _iT~" Hollister Ayr. provement: determining that no .facta, past, present and future. 2926 Shop, 13 Central Arcade Federal Bond and Mlse. Co . ot S. M. high class furniture. 2545 Pico blvd Ocean Park Block from beach. Single PROTECT Suite 1-7 Security Bids. Phone 23363 GRAHAM->AIoTrrusea Car Offers. BEFORE BUYINQ A HOME SEE damage will result from said work Ocean Front, Ocean Park. Phone 65129. EXPERIENCED laundry help ln all de- WASHTMACHINE, aolid walnut di-ltwlet. Apts.. 2 beds, $20 up^Jight, gas free. W. A. STILLWELL •35 33rd st. New S rms.. 4 bedrma., 3 baths parlments. Pacific Laundry. 10th and NEW court. Frlgldalre, wall heat, tile bath, and improvement and that no as­ 1010 ». M. blvd. Phone 34790 9x12 Wilton: all new turn. 1207 9th. onlr 513.500 Colorado. 88 MONEV WANTED prices right. Also unfurnished, 1131 31S ISth at. New 7 rms.. 3 bedrms.. two sessment is necessary; and repeal­ FURNITURE, rugs, aprings, mattresses. Barry mve . Sawtelle Ph. 31976. ing Special Ordinance No. 964 COOKS ~ifi0 to $llo7~geni. hseworke'rs' and saa atore. oto. 123*1 loth st baths. Onlr 113.500. Classified Ads waitresses. Brown's Employment Agency, INVESTORS wanted to lend on good 3nd 93 AUTOMOBILES WANTED ALL furnishings of S room houae, "half 2-ROOM apartments, overstuffed furni­ 554 10th st. New 7 rma.. I bedrms. two (Street Series), adopted on tbe 38th bath' Onlr 310.500. 1507 Santa Monica blvd., Beverly Hills. trust deeds at 12'*;. Improved proper- price. HIS ltth at. ture: lovely grounds. 153 Channel Road, day of February, 1929." All with unit heat, electric refrlg. WANTED-^oirl to assist with Usht house- tlM. behind Insuranre Co.'s conservative Santa Monica Canyon Phone 23306. ; - Easr Terms. Courtesr to Brokers. work, no cookine; S_5 a month Room «~a Firsts, 1 to 3 years, monthly pay­ HIGHEST cash prices for DOUBLE APTS. ST EAM Hi_5_T. IDEAL Reference is hereby made to said FOR THE EVENING EDITION and board. Elks' Grill, Ocean Park ments If desired, excellent security, 104 SEWING MACHINES LOCATION. PHONE 21647. H. CAMPBELL. OWNER. PHONE 35*84 Ordinance of Intention for further hlsh yield. 213 S. M. blvd. Phone 38333. OF THE OUTLOOK RECEIVE! FIRST CLASS cook, tor smaircof.Ve"ahop, your car or equity. FULLER APTS.. 1519 3rd St.. clean apts. particulars. r hours 10 to 8. Call B25 WUshlre blvd sio.ooo'"'ISf MTOI.. *?<*, t rrs.. on bual- and alpg. rms.. low prices. Free parkins. uess bldg., size 20x90 ft. to alley. 3931 SEWING MACHINES" 710 Twenty-first Place Any person interested objecting to m YOUNG and TURNER, 5 OR 6 rms., 233 San Vicente boulevard. GIRL lor housework, good home and Ocean Front. Opposite entrance of FOR RENT. REPAIRED AND SOLD said Improvement, or to the extent wages. 117 Park Place. Venice, Phone 34923 Until U a. m., Ocean Park pier, value $26 jOO. Phone ^'! Santa Monica Blvd. • N EASY TERMS. ALL MAKES Gillette Regent Square of lands to be affected by said Im­ EXPERIENCED woman cook, server, small Ralph E Ford. FItrroy 3121. Loa Ange- US CAR—Will exchange $1100 equity In H*. ..LEY'S SEWINO MACHINE SHOP. MODERN, clean apt also cottase. JUST COMPLETED provement, may make written ob­ Same Day restaurant, no Sundays 214 Hill st , O. P. - 1"-_"5- Wliahlre blvd diutdy 4-room furn. house for late model , Main at. Phone 61346 1313 14th st T room Spanish bungalow. 1 bedrooms, two tile baths, complete In everr detail. jection to same within ten daya $1750. 3 years. 8 , ml uartcrly, secured sedan. Buick preferred. Phona 314S4 or NICE clean singles, good location, $33, $25 after the expiration of the publi­ bv first T D, Nice home, well located 33193.__ 105 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS and $38. Eve. calls welcome. 935 Euclid FOR T.Jb SUNDAT EDITION 74 EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES Box 389 Outlook. Price Only $11,250 cation of this notice, which objec­ OF THE OUTLOOK RECEIVED IN line for small used enclosed car. Must BEST bargains, apts.. flats; 1 block park, COMPETENT party wishes $2000 on one be bargain Box 634 Outlook ocean. Dorchester, 147 Bar at. Oannot be duplicated at same price. tion shall be delivered to the Clerk KOBA DAYWORK CO. acre near Washington Blvd. Ph. 62041. Pianos For Rent M. a. JEPSEN, of the City Council. Landscape gardening, general housework. $30—COZY, nice, clean apt.. In eourt. Owner and Builder Phona 26785 Uprights ___ »•>• »»• »* OP June S, 1929. Until S p. m. 8. M 32005. 2337 So. Pontius. MERCHANDISE TUU Hill st. Ph. 62663. AUTOMOTIVE errands »I0** VMM u» $35—DBL. apt., overstuffed furn.. A GOOD BUY JOHN A. MORTON, O. S. MORRIS EMPLOY. AOENCT. Rent applies on purchase Saturday Adulta. 910 Sth St. Phone 11335. Juat completed. 3-sterr stucco, tile roof. * Commissioner of Public Worka Serving Employer and Employe. A large atock to choose from. 100 FOR SALE SINGLE, reducing rent; Terr Oeelrahla bedrms. aad S baths, and apt. above 3- TELEPHONE WH Sth and Broadway. S. M. 28709. JACKSON'S. as ex-officio Street Superintan- 90 AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 804 Llncol-. rar garage, SO ft. lot. 1310 Pearl St.. 8 Miscellaneous 1447 3rd ttroet. Phene 21116 dent at tbe City af TELEPHONE YOUR CLASSIFIED ADS j FORD—Coupe, 1923; good conrtjuon, «ak COl__3FI!fEI so-cart7~$3lo, good SB*-* NEW tenor banjo, pearl Inlay, cost WO. BEAUTIFUL single ataim swirl aas., M. SUJM. Tama. Ik mnm. B. U. T a •_*_«*_»___. 33334 Xweiti__c_l_b ML.ah tion. txi Grand **%. f\ SL iM noreh. sarass. tXVMk Ul 1MMbb **•[ -T**********l -^a^**** ^**^l","'**v*>*rlr*FW^ijp aaa aa.. am* ""» Moo*********. TUESDAY, JUNE 11, 1929 SA^TA: MONICA EVENTNG OUTEOOK PAGE THIRTEEN

LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE S IOTICE OF SALE OF FRAN­ of the City of Santa Monica, and centage shaU be paid for the first Municipal B"- - Mrs. Pressler Bags CHISE TO LAT PIPE UNE FOR subject to his inspection. five years tnicceeding the date of Statue of liberty OIL. GASOLINE, WATER, That the grantee of said fran­ said franchise, but thereafter such MUL0-PROGRAM•*—-*****_i S Medal Honors _ EARTHY MATERIALS, MINER - chise shall have the right to con­ percentage shaU be payable an- J ALS AND HYDROCARBON struct and maintain such traps nuaUy, and said franchise shall be lines Approved WHERE THET ARK KOER—Martl's friendly half hour. Is Goal of Sverige KMTR—570 kc. 538.0 m. KFOX—Spanish protram. In Title Defense '•I PRODUCTS. and manholes as may be necessary forfeited upon any faUure, refusal KFI—«40 kc.. 4M 5 m KHJ. KEJK. KELW. KGFJ-Recorda. or neglect of said grantee to make KPVD—TlO kc, 433.3 in. to afford proper access to the pipe (Continued from Page 1) lO.IO A. M. Displaying the same brand line for cleaning and maintaining any such payment. KTM. KELW—TS0 kc. 384 4 m. KHJ—Home economics; Louis P. Klein's )fflce of the Commissioner of Fi­ KPQ-—-860 kc. 343.6 m. harmonica trio. ef golf which has given her the Swedish Fliers Expected nance and Ex-officio Clerk of the the same, and said traps and man­ It shall be the duty of the grantee May at an approximate 50 per cent KHJ—»0O kc, 333.1 m. KPI—Women'a magazine of the air. KFWB—850 kc. 315.8 ra. western women's, CaUfornla to Leave Iceland for City of Santa Monica, California. holes shall at all times be kept of said franchise, his or its heirs, reduced cost of transportation. KMTR- Hollywood playboys, lnttrumental. State, Southern California and flush with the surface of the street successors or assigns, to file with We find that it is highly prob­ KPLA—1000 kc. 399 8 ra. KNX—Hflme economics. K) WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: KNX—1050 kc. 385.5 m. KFVD—Home economics. Del Monte women's titles, Mra. Greenland Today Notice ls hereby given that an and so located as to conform to the Commissioner of Finance; ex- able that the board of public util­ KMIO—1130 kc. 387.7 m. KPOX—Dance music. Harry Pressler of San Gabriel any order of the Commissioner of officio City Clerk of said City of ities of the city of Los Angeles will KEJK—1170 kc, 3563 m. 11:00 A. M. ipplication has been made to the KPOX—1350 kc, 230 3 m. yesterday won the medal hon­ NEW YORK, June 11 -PV-The Public Works in regard thereto, and Santa Monica, at the expiration of not countenance any considerable KEJK—Hawaiian Conservatory trio. 3ouncil of the City of Santa Mon- KOER—1370 kc, 318 3 m. KPVD—Marlon Oar, songs. ors In defense of her Southern Statue of Liberty in New York har­ not to interfere with the use of six (6) years from the date of the amount of municlpally-owned KOPJ—1430 kc. 311.1 m. KOER—Rhythm Makera. California crown with a 44-38 ca for a franchise to lay and con­ equipment in the congested down­ (Listed as ther appear on the dials (rom bor has been designated aa tbe offi­ struct, and, for a period of not to the street for travel, and shall granting pf said franchise and at KOPJ, KPLA. KELW, KPOX—Recordt. —82 over the Virginia Country otherwise be constructed and main­ the expiration of each and every town district of the city of Los An­ top to bottom^ 11 SO A. M. club coune. cial goal of the monoplane Sverige •xceed twenty-five (25) years, to geles, and to attempt at this time KHJ—Bob Swan, balladlst. maintain and operate a pipe line tained in conformity with law. The year thereafter, a statement verified 5:00 P. M. KFI—Oertrude Ousselle, ballads. Mrs. Pressler played a flashy ln which three Swedish fliers are grantee of said franchise shall to extend our system into the down­ KHJ—Baron Keres. "The Storr Man." NOON system to consist of not more than by the oath of the grantee, his or brand of golf bnt finished on attempting a flight from Stock­ have the right, subject to such its heirs, successors or assigns, or by town area would jeopardize the KPI—"The Potters," dramaloi. KHJ—Sam Fiedler's concert orchestra. top by the slim margin of one one (1) line of pipe not to exceed success of the present system. KMTR—Paul Whlteman's orehestra. KFI—Department of Atrlculture talk; holm. regulations of said city as are now the oath of the manager or presid­ KELW—Calllornla string quintet; baseball market reportt. stroke, Mrs. Roy Green, CaU­ twelve (12) inches in diameter, fur Furthermore, we find that the the purpose of transporting oil, or may hereafter be ln force, in­ ing officer of said grantee, or his or scores. KMTR—Organ recital. fornla women's champion, reg­ This was decided upon at a eon* cluding the obtaining of permits its heirs, successors or assigns, show­ whole interurban transportation KPLA—Sunset trio, vocal and Instrumental KOFJ—Rae Silverman, bluet; Esther gasoline, water, earthy materials, KOFJ—Markat reports. Kahm, piano. istering an 83. Mra. Gregg ference between Police Commis­ therefor, to make all necessary ex­ ing the gross receipts and gross question ls ln a state of flux, due to KEJK—U. 8. C. lecture. "Education." Lifur of Riviera and Miss Helen minerals and hydro-carbon prod- the scheduled hearings of the trans­ KFQZ—Al Calal, ptanltt: Lolly Oooklns, sioner Whalen, acting as chairman cavations in said streets for theearning s collected or received by KFOX—Instrumental trio. blues. Lawson of Wilshire tied for of the mayor's reception commit­ ' nets along the route and under, construction and repair of said portation company before the rail­ KMIC, KNX, KFQZ—Records. KFOX—Orsan recital, Ror L. Medcalfe. along and across certain streets in said grantee, or his or its heirs, suc­ 6:30 P. M. KPLA, KNX. KEJK. KELW, KMIC— third with 85's. tee, and Olof H. Lamm, Swedish pipe line and said traps and man­ cessors or assigns, during the pre­ road commission, and on the out­ the City of Santa Monica herein­ come of these hearings depends, to KHJ—Concert quintet. Records. consul general ln New York. It ia after described; and that it is pro­ holes. ceding twelve* 12> months, arising KOPJ—Dick Moder's Bandoliers. lt-M P. M. from all sources from the use, oper­ a certain extent, the continued ex­ KPOX—"Bluebirds." KNX—W. F. Alder's travelog. planned to take the fliers off on posed by said City Council to offer That whera lt Is necessary tola y istence of some of the transporta­ KEJK—Records. KPVD—Adventures of "Tom and Wash*' the municipal tug Macom, front for sale and grant to the highest said pipe line through the border ation or possession of said fran­ 6:00 P. M. KELW—Jack Thomas and Art Oilman,. chise; and within ten (10) days after tion enterprises. KHJ—Orchestra and sinters. popular songs. Five of Family which they wiU be landed at the bidder a franchise upon the terms or across a paved or macadamized CUTTING OF COST KPI—Harrr Reser's orchestra. KPOX—Helene Smith, piano and song. Battery. From there they wUl pro­ and conditions hereinafter con­ the filing of the aforesaid statement KMTR—Classics, semi-classics and jasz: 1:60 P. M. roadway which is situated along it shall be the duty of said grantee, ACCOMPLISHED ceed to City HaU to be received bf tained. Said franchise is described the center of any street, the same We feel, therefore, that ln cutting orchestra, soloists and Rollicks™, male KHJ—Optimist club luncheon. as follows, to-wit: or his or its heirs, successors or as­ quartet. KTM—Organ recital. Bertie Kober Mayor James J. Walker. shall be done by a tunnel or bore, signs, to pay to the City Treasurer the transportation cost between KPLA—"Hawaiian Breeses," Instrumental KFQZ—Al Calal. pianist, and soloists. Drown in River trio. KPLA—Banjo bora. Arrangements also hare been so as not to disturb the foundation of the City of Santa Monica the ag­ here and Los Angeles, the city has A franchise to lay and construct, of such macadamized or paved accomplished its first and prime KNX—Orsan recital. Florence LeMae. KMIC—Llont club luncheon. made to fit -ihe plane with wheel* and, for a period of not to exceed gregate sum of said percentage up­ purpose. KMIC—Bill Jason's trio. KFOX—Rotary club luncheon. roadway, and in the event that the on the amount of gross annual re­ KOQ-—"Twlllsht Memories." KEJK. KGFJ—Record!. Father, Mother and Two to permit a land tour of the coun­ twenty-five (25) years, and as here­ same cannot be done, such cross­ We feel, also, that any attempt KEJK—TJ. S. C. lecture, "MarkaUnc and 1:30 P. M. try. inafter provided, to maintain and ing or other work shall be made ceipts arising from the use, opera­ to extend the service into the down­ Advertising." KHJ—Charlea Wellman'! requests Sisters Vainly Try to operate a pipe line system, to con­ tion or possession of said franchise, town district of Los Angeles would KELW—Harold Llberman's entertainers. KNX—The Bookworm, Eddie Albright. under a special permit to be determined and computed in the KPVD—Health talk. KMIC—Farm talk. Rescue Boy REYKJAVIK, Iceland. June Hi sist of not more than one (1) line granted by the Commissioner of meet with opposition from the city KFOX—Dance orchestra. KFOX—Male quartet. (.TV-captain Albin Ahrenberg In of pipe not to exceed twelve (12) manner herein provided; and any 6:tW P. M. «:00 r. M. Public Works of said city upon ap­ of Los Angeles. This committee is RANDOLPH, Vermont, June 11. his seaplane, the Sverige, returned inches in diameter, for the purpose neglect, omission or refusal of said mindful of its duty to recognize the KFWB—Harrr Jackson's entertainers KHJ -Soloists' hour. plication therefor, said application grantee, or his or its heirs, succes­ KPI—Phil Spltalnr't orchettradlana; Dick KFI—Leon Archer, piano and aont; aerial ("I—A father and mother and two here at 9:25 a. m. (5:25 a. BL* of the transportation of oil, gaso­ to be accompanied with a drawing, needs of every part ot the city and Robertson, soloist. story period. ES.T.i. after taking off at «:3S line, water, earthy materials, min­ specifications and explanations sors or assigns, to file said verified recommends that extension experi­ KNX—Monroe Jockers orchestra. KMTR—Garden talk; Spanlah program. sisters gave their Uves in vain here statement or to pay said percentage KEJK—Sports announcements. Senorlta Lulan. a. m. (2:35 a. m, E. 8. T.) for Ivlg- erals and hydro-carbon products, showing the necessity for the same. ments be worked out at the end of last night in an attempt to save tut, Greenland, ln continuation of along the route and under, along of said gross annual receipts at the Pico line and on Wilshire boulevard 7:00 P. M. KFLA—Vagabond! dance band and trio. that of their son and brother, Harry times or ln the manner herein spe- KFWB—Melodr peddlers. KFQZ—Jack Dunn'i orchestra. his flight from Stockholm to New and across those certain streets of That during the laying Or repair­ and any other streets which are KHJ—June Parker, songs; Hank Howe's KFOX-Health talk; harmony duo. Boardman. 15, who was seized with York. the City of Santa Monica described ing of any such pipes any trench or fied, shall ipso facto work a forfeit­ logically traffic arteries, at such dance orehestra. KNX, KOFJ, KEJK—Records. cramps while swimming ln a excavation made for such purposes ure of said franchise and all rights time as the equipment is paid for KPI—Sophie Tucker and other vaudeville t:15 P. M. It was the second time this morn­ as follows: artists. KFWB- Baseball game, Wrigley field. branch of the White river ln the ing that the fliers had got Into tb* shall be done in accordance with thereunder to the City of Santa and the city feels itself ln a position KMTR—Treasure chest. Playlet. *:S0 P. M. Palisades Beach Road between the ordinances of said city then-ln Monica. to do such experimenting in the KELW—Irmalee Campbell, soprano; KHJ—Public library talk. rear of the Boardman home. air successfully and had to return. Charles King, tenor: Crrtl Godwin, vio­ KPI—Fire department orchestra; three The heavy fuel load forced them Adelaide Drive produced and Colo­ force, regulating the making of ex­ more highly competitive field. The dead are: Mr. and Mrs. rado Avenue; linist: Florence May, pianist. Skippers, vocal. back. cavations in public streets. That the Commissioners of Pi- In other words, the committee fa­ KMIC—Playgoers club, Wedgwood Nowell. KTM—Santa Monica municipal band. Henry Boardman, Harry, Ona, 14, Appian Way between Colorado nance and Public Works shall have vors the extension to the present KNX—Popular science talk. KOER, KFOX—Long Beach municipal and Beatrice, 16. The tragedy or­ Captain Ahrenberg's start thl* That as soon as the laying or re­ KOPJ—Albert Keglovich. violin: Blanche band. phaned three other children, the morning was made despite a warn­ Avenue and Pico Boulevard; pairing of any pipe or appliance is the right to make a thorough Inves­ system just as soon as it is econom­ Cooper, piano. sou P. M. tigation Into the affairs of said ically practical. KPOX—Harmony boys. KHJ—Oarden talk." oldest of whom ls four years. ing from the meteorological station Ocean Avenue between Pico completed, all portions of the RESCUE FAILS here that weather conditions in tbe Boulevard and Strand Street; streets which have been excavated grantee of said franchise, in order Respectfully submitted, 7:30 P. M. KMTR—Dixie Land Serenadert. to determine the gross receipts of HARRY W. STRANGMAN, KPWB—Organ recital, Julian K. Johnston. KPLA—Hollywood Playboys' review of Harry was swimming with Ran­ vicinity of Greenland made hia Strand Street between Ocean or otherwise injured thereby shall KHJ—Edward Murphey's one act plar. popular sontt. dolph Bennett, a friend, when he trip not feasible. be placed in as good condition as said grantee; said gross receipts Chairman KNX—June Pursell, songs; Bill Hatch, ac­ KFVD-Dance orehestra. Avenue and Washington Boulevard; companist. KNX. KOPJ—Records. was seized. At the boy's outcry, Mr. Captain Ahrenberg returned to the same were in before the laying shall be deemed to Include the rea­ A. R. PRATT. Washington Boulevard between sonable gross value of carrying any R. P. HOLLIDAY. KMIC—Oootus Instrumental trto. 11:36 P. M. Boardman dashed from his homo, change the propeller on bis plane. Strand Street and Southerly City of such pipe and to the satisfaction KMTR—Santa Monica high school band. KTM—Spanish lesson. followed by his wife and the two He expected to start again within of the said Commissioner of Public of said materials over said route for A petition in circulation by a KPOX—Dance orchestra. 3:30 P. M. . Limits. 8:00 P. M. KFI—Ruth Haddock, contralto. girls. AH plunged Into the swiftly a few hours. Works. That any damage or in- the use of said grantee, or his or its citizens committee that ls working Reference is hereby made to the heirs, successors or assigns, or for for extensions of the municipal bus KPWB—Hollywood string quartet. KTM—Recordt. moving stream, fully clothed. Ben­ application for said franchise and Jury suffered by any person by rea­ KHJ—Frank Moss' orchestra and soloists. 4:66 P. M. nett swam ashore and sought as­ son of any excavation being im­ the use of any other person, firm or system announce that it Is meet­ KPI—Paul Roberts, tenor; Schonberger KPWB—Popular tongsters. 9 the map accompanying the same ing with a cordial reception from trio. KHJ—Matinee Melody Masters. sistance. properly guarded during said work, corporation for whom said grantee, 'Dead Man Proves on file in the office of the City his or Its heirs, successors or as­ the public. Several canvassers with KTM—El Camlno string quintet. KFI- Spanish lesson. There were no witnesses to the ~lerk, for further and more par- or by reason of any street or place the petitions report that names are KMTR—Paul Bunyan tales. KMTR—Song fest. being Improperly or defectively re­ signs, shall carry any of said mate­ KNX—Dudley Chambers' male quartet; KTM—Polly Orant Hall, piano tolot. final struggles of the five. Merely Dead Drunk icular description. rials free of charge or for less than being added very rapidly and they Monroe Jockers' orchestra. KNX—"Better Speech" talk, Mrt. David That the terms and conditions paired after any excavation or other hope to present the petitions to the KMIC—Country Jane, old time songs. Hugh. work therein done by or on behalf a reasonable carrying charge for KOPJ—Rae Silverman, bluet; Esther KFVD-Dance orchestra. "There's a dead man lying ln * pon which said franchise will be such materials; and also, at reason­ city commissioners in a day or two. Kahm, piano. KOFJ, KEJK. KFQZ- Recordt. lot in Ocean Front near Wilshire ffered for sale are the following: of grantee or its heirs, successors Extension of the Pico line to Persh­ Venice Pair Held or assigns, shall be borne by theabl e times, to have aqcess to, and ln KFQZ—Hawaiian trio. 4:30 P. Bi. boulevard" was the Information That the term of said franchise person or by their duly authorized ing Square in Los Angeles and the KFOX—Texas cowbors, old time fiddlers; KFOX—Vartltr boyt. conveyed by an anxious veice to grantee of said franchise. establishment of a new line on WU­ Oolden State orchestra. 4:36 P. M. In Forgery Case 'aail be twenty-five (25) years; representatives, to examine all prop­ K;*.<. P. M. KFI—Big Brother Don; the Bookman. Patrol Sergeant George Webb early shlre are what the petitions ask. rovlded, however, that if any pipe That the City of Santa Monica erty of said grantee, or his or its KFWB—Herbert Hayes' playlet, "Camllle." KPLA—Harmonr glrlt. Detective Lieutenants Niles and this morning. ne franchise with which the fran- KPI—Unannounced program Irom the east. KEJK—U. S. C. lecture, "Public Education reserves the right to establish or heirs, successors or assigns, situated KMTR—Vic Meyers' orcheatra. In the V. S." Bailey last night arrested a man Accompanied by another officer, '.iise hereby proposed to be granted within the City of Santa Monica; change the grade of any street or LEGAL NOTICE KTM—Musical Flyers' danoe band; Hale KOER- Aunt Ruth't children'! hour. and a woman at their Venice home the sergeant hurried to the scene of ; an extension or connection, shall portion thereof along which said and to examine the books, papers, Hooper, ballads; Loyce Whlteman, blues. KNX—Record!. on a telegraphic warrant from New the "murder or suicide," where re­ xpire prior to the expiration of KMIC—Dance band: Rick Scott, tenor. pipe line shall be laid under said maps and records showing the af­ and be binding upon the grantee KFVD—Dance orchestra. KHJ—Baron Keyea, "The Storr Man." York signed by John O'Brien, chief posing ln a patch of grass he found lid twenty-five (25) years, then franchise, and in the event that the fairs, transactions, property and fi­ and its successors or assigns. KOPJ—Joseph Skrlvanek's orcheatra. KFI—Health program for children. inspector, and charging forgery. a form. The man proved to be dead he franchise hereby granted shall establishment or change of any nancial condition of such grantee, or 11:00 P. M. KMTR—Mission Instrumental trio. The pair are Mrs. Louise E. Hag- drunk. Examination showed that •spire concurrently with such other Notice ls also hereby given that KPWB—St. Francis club't Instrumental KELW—California atring quartet, baseball such grade, or the laying of any his or its heirs, successors or assigns, sealed bids in writing will be re­ sextet and soloist. scores. *• erty and Frank R. Hennln of 25 he had been struck on the nose and i-anchise. sewer or water main or the making for the purpose of such investigation ceived for said franchise by theKH J Co! cert orchestra, soloists and vio­ KOFJ—Market reportt. Avenue 20. A nine-year-old son of one of his eyes was partly discolored Provided further, that said pipes of any other public Improvement in and the compiling of such data, and linist. KOER—Dance orchestra. Mrs. Hagerty was booked at the lo­ as from a blow. The man, who was City Clerk of the City of Santa KPI—E-mer Zoller. pianist; Virginia Flo- KPOX—Eleanor Sammons. soprano. hall be standard steel pipe lap or any of the streets along and under to compute the amounts due to said Monica up to ten (10) o'clock in hrl, soprano: Robert Hurd, tenor: Zhay KMIC, KNX, KEJK, KPQZ—Records. cal police station as a Juvenile de­ ln a stupor, was taken to police >utt welded and with either welded, which said pipe line may be laid, City under the provisions of said Clark, harpist; Purcell Mayer, violin. 6:30 P. M. pendant, pending action taken headquarters, where he gave an In­ the forenoon of the 12th day of KHJ—Hank Howes dance band. icrew or flange connections, all of shall, in the opinion of the Com­ franchise, and to require reports re­ July, 1929. KMTR—Philharmonic orchestra. against his mother. He was trans­ coherent statement. He gave hia sufficient strength to withstand a specting said matters from such KTM—Delano Hawaiian tultar sextet. KFI—Ouatave Haenschen's orchestra; male ferred today to the Los Angeles Ju­ missioner of Public Works of said At the day and hour last men­ KEJK—String ensemble. quartet and soloists. name as GU White and his address .ressure of not less than 1200 grantee, his or Its heirs, successors KGFJ—Dick Moder's Bandoliers. venile bureau. Hennln, who gave city render necessary any change tioned the City Clerk wUl, in open KNX—"Big Sis," recorded musical con­ as North Harvard street, Loa An­ pounds per square inch, and shall in the position of said pipe line, the or assigns, at such times and in tinuity. KPOX— "Bluebirds.** his age as 57, told the arresting of­ geles. He was a cook, he said. 'ie placed with tight Joints which such form as said Commissioners of session, examine and publicly de­ KFVD—Verne McLean, tenor. ficers that he was an accountant. grantee shall shift or move the clare the same, and no bid offering KPQZ—Al CaJal, pianist; Ruth Michelson, hall be so made as to withstand a same at Its own cost and expense, Finance and Public Works may pre­ blues. No other details of the forgery working pressure of 1200 pounds to ln conformity with the instructions scribe. a sum less than Five Hundred dol­ KFOX—Oolden State orchestra and Heinle charge against either of the two the square inch without leaking. and to the satisfaction of the said lars ($500.00) will be considered Dorner, tenor. persons were available at a late Viking Airmen or accepted, and every bid shall 0-SO P. M. Breakwater Hopes hour today. That said pipes shall never at any Commissioner of Public Works; and Any refusal or failure on the part KFWB, KFOX—Fight broadcast. Bud Tar- time be subjected to a pressure of that in case the said grantee shall of said grantee, or his or its heirs, be accompanied by cash or a cer­ lor vs. Ooldie Hess. Hop for Greenland tified check payable to the Treas­ KTM—Concert ensemble; Vera Hambley, more than 850 pounds to the square fall to comply with the instructions successors or assigns, to permit the contralto, REYKJAVIK, Iceland, June 11 IS* inch, and the Commissioner of Pub­ urer of said City for the full TUESDAY CLUB MEETS given therefor by the said Commis­ Commissioner of Public Works or amount of said bid; provided, how­ KEJK—Helen Prater Macmlllan, soprano; —Captain Albin Ahrenberg took off Uc Works or any of his duly author­ sioner of Public Works for ten (10) Commissioner of Finance of said concert quintet. Take On New Life The young people of the Tuesday ever, that if ln the Judgment of KMIC—Vltavox orchestra. Evening Club of the First Presbyte­ for Ivigtut, Greenland, at 4:18 p. m. ized deputies, or the Commissioner days after service of said instruc­ City of Santa Monica, or any person 10:00 P. M. today (12:1. p. m., E. S. T.) ln hia of Public Safety or any of his duly tions in writing upon said grantee. the Council no adequate or re­ (Continued from Page 1) rian Church of Santa Monica are designated by either of such Com­ sponsible bid has been made, the KHJ—Karl Burtnetfs orehettra and trio. meeting at the church tonight at airplane Sverige on the third lap of authorized deputies, shall have the or upon the manager or agent of missioners, or any other officer of KFI-flpotllght review. his flight from Stockholm to New right at all times to inspect the Council may withdraw said fran­ KMTR—Enchantera male quartet. 6:30 o'clock for dinner and a pro­ said grantee ln the City of Santa said City ln whom the power to chise from sale or advertise for KNX—Jackie Taylor's orchestra. Sacramento last week. President gram afterward. York. pumping machinery that may be Monica, the said Commissioner of make such examination of the KPLA—Rainbow dance orchestra. used for the purpose of forcing new bids. That at the time of KKVD—Tommy Swift's orchestra. Ed B. Conliss presided. PubUc Works may cause the work books, accounts, maps and other rec­ opening said bids any responsible gasoline, oil or the other products required In said notice to be dons, ords showing the affairs, property KEJK—Spanlth program, Luis Alvarez, "Although the governor didn't through said pipe, and to measure person, firm or corporation, present tenor. commit himself, he showed a great and shall keep an itemized account and financial condition of the per­ or represented, then accompanying KFQZ—Jack Dunn's orchestra. or ascertain the pressure to which of the cost thereof, which the said 10.-SO P. M. amount of interest and promised to son, firm or corporation operating his or its bids with a cash deposit KFWB—Arnot 'n Andy. Irving Arson's or­ Palisades Personals •;aid pipe is being subjected at the grantee, by the acceptance of said said pipe line under said franchise, atudy the bill thoroughly before time of such inspection, and that if, or certified check equivalent to that chestra. either signing or vetoing it," de­ franchise, shall agree to pay im­ may at any time hereafter be vested, required to be filed with sealed KTM -John TeOroen. vlbra-harp, solos; at any time, said pipe shall be sub­ mediately upon its being presented to make such examination for the Loyce Whlteman. bluet. clared Mr. Gilbert. "Former Sena­ HOLD INSTALLATION Baird and Miss Virginia Hoch at the jected to a pressure exceeding 850 bids, may raise the bid for such KOFJ—Kitty Brown, bluea: Paul McNally, tor William J. Locke and now city to said grantee or to such manager purpose of determining or ascertain­ guitar; Bill Smaller, piano and lnttru­ OF P.-T. A. OFFICERS home of the latter, parents, Mr. pounds to the square inch, the said franchise a sum not less than ten attorney of Alameda has conferred or agent in the City of Santa ing such gross annual receipts, or per cent (10%) above the highest mental quartet. The final meeting of the season of and Mrs. A. G. Hoch on Monument franchise and all rights thereunder Monica. any failure or refusal to pay any ex­ KMTR-"8lnslng Strings." with Judge Arthur Weber," con­ the Parent-Teacher association is street, last night. There were 83 of ihall be forfeited at the Instance of sealed bid therefor, and that said KPLA—Theater frolic. tinued the speaker, "and as Mr. pense Incident to any such exami­ bid so made may be raised not less KMIC—Organ requests, Marie Hocklngs. being held Thursday afternoon of Miss Vore's girl friends in attend­ he Council of said City. That if any portion of any of the Locke aids the governor ln inspect­ streets or portions of streets, along nation, as herein provided, shall than ten per cent (107r) by any KEJK—Hazel Lee, piano and sonts. this week at the home of Mrs. J. P. ance. The evening's program of That said pipe line shall be laid KOER—Dick Beay't orchestra. ing and recommending mils, there Light on Beverly boulevard. This amusement opened with the an­ at all points not less than two (2) or across and under which said ipso facto work a forfeiture of said other responsible bidder, and such KFOX—Organ recital. Roy I,. Medcalfe. franchise and the whole thereof. bidding may thereafter continue 11:00 P. M. ls a great possibility of the biU meeting will be featured by the in­ nouncement that all were to parti­ ieet under ground. pipe line shall be laid, shall be dam­ being passed. Mr. Locke also prom­ aged by reason of leaks ln any pipe until finally said franchise shall be KTM—Chrlt Mann't orehettra and vocal­ stallation of officers, a delightful cipate in the writing of the story of That all excavations for laying. That the granting of said fran­ ists. ised to study the bill carefuUy." program, social hour and tea, also a Miss Vore's romance, past, present \ moving or repairing of said pipe laid under said franchise, or by chise or any of the terms or condi­ struck off, sold and awarded by said KMTR—Vic Meyers' orchestra. T KFVD—Night club orchestra, two hours. and future. Each one present con­ hall be done in such a manner as I reason of any other cause arising City CouncU to the highest bidder The Trolleyway opening project report of the state P.-T. A. meeting tions therein contained shall not therefor. KPOX—Charley Joslrn't orchestra. at Srxramento, which will be given tributed a chapter to the story, not to interfere with the free use from the operation or existence of be construed to prevent the City of KEJK —Records was revived ln a general discus­ ! said pipe line under such streets or U:80 P. M. by the president, Mrs. T. R. Oettys, which was profusely illustrated with of the streets by the public, except Santa Monica from granting any Notice ls also hereby given that sion. Three proposals now hang­ such temporary interference as ! portions of streets, the grantee franchise to any person, firm or KMIC—Records. ing fire to open an inter-city high­ who was the delegate ln attendance pictures from magazines. Other shall, at its own cost and expense, the grantee of said franchise must 11:40 P. M. from the local association. Officers forms of entertainment foUowed, In­ may be necessary incident to the corporation other than said grantee within five (5) days after the KFWB—Ror Pox's orchestra. way which would connect with the proper prosecution of said work immediately repair any such dam­ for the same or similar purposes. MIDNIGHT Coast highway to be opened soon to be Installed include Mrs. Gettys, cluding music, with solos by Miss awarding of said franchise, file with KHJ—Wesley Tourtelotte, organist. Leigh as president; Mrs. Phillip A. Lee,Hele n Martin, accompanied by Ger­ That all excavations shall be made age and restore said street or por­ That the grantee of said fran­ Harllne, songs. were spoken of, including the open­ tion of street in as goof, condition the City Clerk of said City a bond vice president; Mrs. F. H Mauror, trude Moore-Woodard, and readings and refilled in strict compliance chise, or his or its heirs, successors running to the said City in the KMTR-"Eight Ball" frolie. ing of Main street through Venice, with the ordinances of the City of as before sa*! leak or other cause KTM, KNX. KPLA, KEJK—Record!. opening of Trolleyway and the pro­ recording secretary; Mrs. Ree Wil­ by Misses Billy Morrison and Esther or assigns, shall file a written ac­ penal sum of One Thousand Dol­ 1:00 A. M. son, corresponding secretary; Mrs. C. Day. Later in the evening, Just be­ Santa Monica that may be in force of damage {.c.iirred. such work to ceptance of the terms and condi­ KMTR Records, five hourt. posal to open a street half-way be­ be done under the direction of the lars ($1,000), executed by two good D. Clearwater, treasurer; Mrs. Oren fore the delicious refreshments*! at the time of the performance of tions thereof with the City Clerk of and sufficient sureties or a repu­ KGFJ—Records, tlx hours tween Speedway and TroUeyway. said work, and that the grantee nf said Commissioner of Public Works the City of Santa Monica within DX FEATURES "The Venice Chamber of Commerce B. Walte, historian; Mrs. W. S.served , the many pretty gifts table indemnity company, to be (ap­ BELLE Forbes Cutter, toprano; Our Lom- brought into the room ln a saUboat said franchise shall make such de­ and to his satisfaction. thirty (30) days after the passage bardo's Royal Canadian orchestra la now studying these three routes," Rothery, auditor. It ls the plan of the proved by the City Council, condi­ and presented to the honoree. posit of money with the City of That all loss or damage that may of the ordinance granting the same. tioned that such bidder shall well (KMOX, 1000 ke—7). said Harry Jackson, member of the program committee to present some Santa Monica as shall be designated be occasioned to said grantee aris­ and truly observe, fulfill and per­ Koa Koons, black-face comedr iKOA, 830 Santa Monica Chamber of Com­ of the musical numbers given by the That any neglect, faUure or re­ kc—8:30). P.-T. A. in its recent minstrel en­ by such ordinances, or otherwise by ing out of the establishment or fusal to comply with any of the form each and every term and con­ Johnny Hamn't Kentucky Serenaders merce committee on the subject. RETURN FROM TRIP law. as may be from time to time change of the grade of any street conditions of said franchise shall dition of said franchise, and that (WLW, 700 kc—«). "The last of the three routes seems tertainment. Including some of the TO CATALINA ISLAND required from persons making ex­ Coon Sanders' Niththawkt (WON, 730 kc most popular of the songs. AU mem­ or portion of any street along or thereupon immediately ipso facto in case of any breach of the con­ —10). popular as enough frontage would Mrs. R. L. Stadler and Mrs. David cavations in the streets of said city across and under which said pipe effect a forfeiture thereof and the ditions of such bond the whole Orratort and Vartltr Serenadera (KOMO, be produced by,the new street the bers and those Interested are cor­ C. Stadler returned Sunday night for the purpose of insuring the line is laid, or out of the laying of said City, by its Council, may there­ amount of the penal sum therein 830 kc—10 30). cost would not be exorbitant or dially invited to attend this meet­ from a week's outing spent at Cata­ restoration of all streets to a good Joe Roberts' theatrical revue (KOL, 1370 ing on Thursday afternoon. any sewer, water main, or the upon declare said franchise for­ named shall be taken and deemed kc—11:18). even as much as generally thought. lina Island. They were Joined Satur­ and perfect condition along said making of any public Improvement feited, and may exclude said to be liquidated damages, and shall day by their husbands, who returned excavations. That before the work URGE NEED FOR in any such street or portion of grantee and its successors or as­be recoverable from the principal TOMORROW STREET OPENING BRITISH DAUGHTERS with them Sunday. of laying said pipe is commenced, street, shall be borne by the said »:06 A. M. signs from further use of the and sureties upon such bond. With­ KFWB -Rar Bailer's trio. "At a recent meeting of represen­ ARE PLANNING PICNIC the grantee of said franchise or its grantee without any recourse what­ streets of said city under said fran­ in thirty (30) days after the filing ENTERTAINS RELATIVES aligns shall file with the Com­ KFI- Home economlca. tatives of the state railroad com­ A Jolly picnic ls being planned by soever against the City of Santa chise, and said grantee and its suc­ and approval of such bond, such KMTR -Breakfaat elub program. mission, the Los Angeles regional THIS WEEK missioner of Public Works of said Monica on account thereof. cessors and assigns shaU thereupon franchise shall be granted by ordi­ KPLA—Instrumental and vocal varieties. members of the Lady Astor chapter, city complete plans showing the lo­ KMIC—George Mart, trumpet, Johnnr planning commission and the Auto­ Daughters of the British Empire, of Mrs. Mary C. Anderson haa been and immediately surrender ell nance, subject to the referendary Llndsardt. banjo and guitar. cation of said pipe line in the That the work of constructing mobile Club of Southern California, Pacific PaUsades, for Friday evening entertaining this week, her son and and laying down the said pipe line rights ln and to the same and said provisions of the charter, to the KGFJ—Albert Keglovich, violin; Blanche the statement was made that Santa family, Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Smith, streets and the location of all man- shall be commenced in good faith franchise shall be deemed and shaU person, firm or corporation to whom Cooper, piano. of this week, beginning at 5:30 KFOX -Organ recital. Monica will be one of the most un­ o'clock. The dinner will be spread and son Gerald, of Oakland. Gerald within not more than four (•»> remain null, void and of no effect. it shall have been struck off, sold KHJ. KTM, KEJK. KPQZ—Record!. popular and avoided cities ln South­ plans to spend the summer with hia and otner months from the date the ordinance or awarded, and ln case such bond • :XO A. M. at the beach near the Lighthouse ZSftJOV- -PPHances That said grantee, its successors KMIC Esther Kahm. piano solos. ern California," said D. D. Smith, and members and their families and grandparents, but Mr. and Mrs. •md attachments as may be neces- granting said franchise becomes ef­ shall not be so filed the award of KFQZ -Hawaiian trto. Smith expect to return to their homa the 1 50 1 f or assigns, shall not sell, transfer "unless provisions are made to take friends are Invited to attend. All arc «%*£>. P" " *- ° safely and fective, and shall be continuously said franchise shall be set aside KFOX-Hawaiian program and novelty tomorrow. On Thursday Mrs. An­ or assign said franchise, or any of songs. care of the increased traffic which to bring sandwiches, cups, knives, mclently operating and malntain- prosecuted thereafter ln good faith the rights or privileges granted by and shall ln the discretion of the derson expects to entertain her niece CouncU to be re-advertised and KNX, KOFJ—Records. will no doubt appear with the open­ forks and spoons. ng said pipe line. That the grant- and without unnecessary or avoid­ the said franchise, nor shall any 10:00 A. M. ing of the Coast highway." and nephew, Miss Ellen Vlnack et ng of such franchise shall not b- able intermission or delay. again offered for sale, and theKPWB—Harmon r hour. interest therein or any right or KMTR—Child pareholotr talk. A discussion of the inter-city sew­ Los Angeles, and William Vinack of d to relleve said That said grantee shall, in event privilege thereunder be in whole amount deposited by such bidder HOLD RECEPTION Corvallis, Ore. fr^-rf tnfKe S-antee with his bid shall be forfeited toth e KPLA—Dance band and trio. age disposal project, which is now SSL UProvisionw that sma of any ordl- of abandonment, excavate and re­ or in part transferred, sold, leased KNX—Town Crier. under way at Hyperion, was held. "I THURSDAY AFTERNOON move said pipe Une and shall re­ or assigned, or otherwise disposed City as liquidated damages. • I I in • il una TSL*L r ulrln " "* »» '<»« LEGAL NOTICE have Inspected the pumping plant Announcements of the wedding on LEAVE TODAY to 2-__2T' ^ K applications store the street to as good condi­ of, without the consent of the City now under construction at Hyperion Saturday morning of last week of FOR IOWA to oe made and obtained for exca- tion as before, and without any ex­ The City Council hereby expressly of Santa Monica, expressed by ordi­ reserves the right to reject any and CERTIFICATE OF BUSINESS. and there seems to be little progress Miss Ivy Hodder of Pacific Palisades Mrs. C. H. Pope returns to har pense to the City of Santo Monica; nance or resolution, and any such FICTITIOUS FIRM NAME made," said Mr. Jackson. "I feel and Frank W. Bailey of Winnipeg, home ln Cedar Rapids, la., today, That the or the City of Santa Monica may all or any or all bids for said Su _L_T- , ^"on Ot transfer, sale, lease, assignment or franchise. The undersigned does hereby cer­ that there is too much red-tape and Canada, have Just been sent out. Ac­ accompanied by her mother, Mrs. U purchase said pipe line at a fair other disposition of said franchise tify that he ls conducting a busi­ companying them are invitations to C. McCain, whose Ulness the early said Pipe line in streets or portions value and use the same for what­ Dated this 10th day of June. 1929. buck passing. I am also afraid that ha11 shall be evidenced by a duly exe­ ness of selling new radios at 2929 the contract won't be completed an informal reception which is be­ part of the year caUed her daughte* 2L£2?- ; * subject to th^ ever purpose lt may desire. cuted Instrument in writing, fUed P. A. HELTON, • 0 the c Main Street, Ocean Park, City of within the stipulated date." ing held at the home of the bride's w Pacific PaUsades. Last night Mra. SS^w . °™ussioner of That during the Ufe of said fran­ in the office of the City Clerk of Commissioner of Finance, Santa Monica, County of Los An­ McCarn and Mrs. Pope were dinner Ex-officlo City Clerk. "The Santa Monica city commis­ parents, Commissioner and Mrs. who sha have chise the following annual pay­ the City of Santa Monica; and pro­ geles, State of California, under the sioners have done all they can toHenr y C. Hodder, 1038 Hartzell guests of Mrs. Mary C. Anderson ments shall be made by said vided further, that nothing in said fictitious firm name of The Main ££ to°2£ „ " ^e STOCKHOLDER'S ANNUAL push this project and the Santa street. Mr. and Mrs. Bailey expect and Miss Ladora V. Walnwrlght and power to give such directions for grantee to the City of Santa Mon­ franchise contained shall be con­ Radio Company, that that said to be at the Hodder home by Thurs­ this noon they were luncheon gueata strued to grant to said grantee, its MEETING firm is composed of the following Monica pipes can be connected up 2L2SV -« PiPe^sX* ica: ln five minutes, when they're ready day morning from their honeymoon of Mrs. Emma I. Turner. •J Pta^and to avoW «wers. water Said grantee shaU, during the life successors or assigns, any right to The annual meeting of the Sea­ persona whose names ln full and h sell, transfer, lease or assign said side Hall Association wiU be held in places of residence are as foUows, at Hyperion," replied Frank Helton, spent at La Jolla. y pipes and otheU der r conduits, or struc of said franchise, after the first the Odd Fellows Hall, Santa commissioner of finance. CONDUCT FOOD THIS ? 355 or portion, five years thereof have expired, pay franchise or any interest therein, to-wit: Harry H. Hitchcock, 2510 SALE SATURDAY of streets along the line of said or any of the rights or privileges Monica, CaUf., on Tuesday, June U. Washington Boulevard, Ocean Park, Due to a change of address G. B. YOUNG PEOPLE ENJOY to the City of Santa Monica in 1929 at 7 P. M. City of Santa Monica, Los Angeles Kellogg, club secretary, announced HAPPY SHOWER The Parent-Teacher aseq«_.tiqn That the work of laying down lawful money of the United States, thereby granted, except ln the man­ announces a cooked food aale for and constructing said 3T*_r_5 r ner aforesaid. SEASIDE HALL ASSOCIATION, County. California. his resignation. D. D. Smith was Miss Lucile Vore. whose marriage two per cent (2 r) of the gross an­ Saturday of this week at the mar­ any extensions or additions thereto RAY PENDLETON, WITNESS my hand this 3rd day elected to fill the position. to Raymond Lewis of Los Angeles, nual receipts of such grantse, aris­ The provisions of sttd franchise ket plpce In the business btodfc •hall be done to the satisfaction of ing from the ur.z. operation or po»- President. of June, 1929. takes place on Thursday even'ng of and all righto, obligations and O. B. AURAND, (Signed) A thousand canaries a day came tihs w.ek. was given a delightful where an abundance Of (004 j tbe Commissioner ot PubUo .Works of aaid Xranchise. m per­ duties thereunder shall inure u» wl8ooeou-js, „ tfARRX ajUXCJGQCK, .. MjteiimifA fltateg lift _e_** —„ •SbMBE &M_i -l_18t *-"X —UW ~>ftoc*u> si--ihft«-ai_t •^f/smammfmma^m •^•P«pwi-ap------

•i 'flUi -" ••*•" SANTS" IfflmCA'EVWmG^KKnWOlZ "" TtJESD-Y, TONE If, 192-*. >JR-E roPHIB_iff V **** __£_: Convicted Promoter Radio Corporation Santa Monica Santa Monka Man Forged Slips Easy-Going Mothers Win Seeks Probation Tender, Aching * B. F. McNaught, former Loa An­ Night Planned To Get Clothes W Approval of Psychologist gelea promoter, wbo waa tbe first Swollen Feet Granted Aidbition Wins State Prize defendant In a criminal action to submit his ease entirely on briefs Ih Just Fire Minutes Theee les*. P By Bowl July 25 Enos W. Jeffs Awarded For Her Baby Miss Helen Hobart Urges Parents to Allow without an open eourt hearing, and Tender, Aching Feet Get Amastag Short Wave Lengths WiU waa subsequently convicted of eight ReUef. Moone's Emerald Oil iM Fourth Place in Na­ Child to Make His Own Decisions oounta of violation of tbe corporate Be Used to Compete m the imps— ef tbe Mary X. Poretta. XX, whe ad­ Guaranteed. With Telegraph city of Santa Menlea te tba tional Event mitted forging ramerems sales in Life securities act, today waa brought Invitation ef the Hollywood slips en downtown Lee Angeles before Superior Judge WUliam Go to Bartholomew Drug Oo. or stores, was at liberty today ea By ROBERT MACK bowl management te bold a Word was received today from tbe Easy-going mothera very often turn out better children than the ef­ Doran for hearing on his applica­ Santa Moniea Drug Co. or any "Santa Moniea night" In the Jury of award of tbe National SmaU six years' probation granted ficient parent who gives all of her time and thought to her offspring. tion for probation. other good druggist today and get Syaefed Correspondent ef Ontlook her yesterday by Superior (Copyright, 1929, by the Oon- bowl during tbe season haa Sculpture Committee of New York The latter is too much inclined to know "what U good for them," instead Judge Doran bad tbe case under an original bottle of Moone's Emer­ met with sneh hearty response Jadge Carlos S. Hardy. The of working to develop in their minds the power of decision. This is the submission for aeveral weeka be­ aoMdated Press Association) that Enos W. Jeffs of 507 Margue­ young woman, according to the ald OH. WASHINGTON, June 10. — The In the past, tbe directors are rita avenue, Santa Monica, and belief of Miaa Helen Hobart, who spoke yesterday at the Banta Monica fore convicting McNaught of the The very first application wUl give again anxious to extend tbe probation report, committed Ubrary, where the Y. W. O. A. ia conducting a series of three lecture-dis­ felonies ln connection wltb the Radio Corporation of America, Genevieve Gonzales of 619 Sixth the forge-lea .stasis she wae you reUef and a few short treat­ which long has clamored for short same privileges to thto eity. cussions on adolescent psychology. Miss Hobart ls secretary of the Y. W. aale of stock ln the Halkyard Mines ments wUl thoroughly convince you 80 said Dudley T. Blanchard, avenue, Venice, have been awarded about to become a mother and O. A. of the University of CaUfornla at Loe Angelea. and Olendale Group of Claims. Ac­ wave channels with which to estab- prises in the fifth annual competi­ had ne means to bey baby that by sticking faithfully to lt for UMt» domestic radio-telegraph net- in charge of ticket sales fer the "It la impossible for us to anticipate what problems the children of cording to the complaint he secured a short whUe your foot troubles will bowl, at the weekly luncheon tion for the Procter and Gamble clothlnr. All ef her perehases approximately $2500 fraudulently woriMn competition with the tele- en the forgeries, It was shown, today are going to face when they are grown," the speaker said, "we are be a thing of the past. of the Chamber of Commerce prises, Judged from exhibits submit­ Uvlng ln a constantly 'changing civilization.' Therefore we cannot answer through the sale of stock without a A stnd* bottle we know will show rou graph Unes and as a feeder for Ita were for artlelee fer tbeJayette. berond all question thst rou hare at last extensive world-wide service, has at the Miramar hotel yester­ ted and shown in the Anderson gal­ tbe questions of tha future for our boys and girls. We can, however, help permit from the corporation com­ day noon. The excitement and worry them to develop the power of sizing missioner. dlscorered Uia war to solid foot comfort. been granted thla authority by the leries, 489 Park avenue, New York. caused by ber arrest and in- Remember that Moone's Emerald OU, Mr. Blanchard offered fire up situations, to face problems ao la a clean, powerful, penetratln* Anti­ Pederal Radio Commission, Jeffs was awarded fourth prize ln earceration have since brought capable of being shocked he will septic Oil that doea not stain or leave a thousand or more tickets for the Junior group for a statue exe­ that they will be ready for the is­ It is estimated that 4300.000 about the death ef the child, sues of tomorrow." tell you nothing." creaar residue and that It must slva AotaaUy the RCA has been award-. free distribution throughout cuted ln white soap called "After­ Jadge Hardy was Informed. In horsepower can be obtained from complete satisfaction ot moner cheer- ed only lft of the precious continen­ the Bay Dlatriot fer the concert noon of a Faun," while Genevieve making the probation order, "We can learn by doing," Miss Tomorrow morning at 9:30, Har­ the Grand Falls ln Labrador. fullr refunded. tal point to point channels, whereas to be held Tharaday, July 15, Gonzales received honorable men­ tho court rated that Mrs. Hobart declared ln reviewing the old Wagoner of the Boys' Work de­ It baa put up a valiant fight for 38. which Incidentally to the sec­ tion ln the same division with one Poretta mast pay the depart- principles of psychology that apply partment of tbe Los Angeles Y. M. Bol Mi ta granted authority to use ond night of Eugene Goossens' oalled "Snow Rabbit." t atoree for the purehaeee. to boys and girls, and added that C. A., will talk on "Religious Atti­ sueb of Ita International or trans­ four-week reign as conductor. More than three thousand statues ona only learns what wrongdoing is tudes of AdolescenU." This lecture Phone 1309 oceanic frequencies as lt may need Thursday nights have been tai white soap from every atate in by being subtly induced to figure wiu also be given in tba art gallery 21881 fie* creating a radio-telegraph net­ designated as "Novelty nights" the Union, from China and other out that it la disobedience to nat­ of the Ubrary. Third St. work tnter-connecting perhapa SO by the management and so, he foreign countries were included in ural law. Next Monday morning, June 17, at at tba "key" cltlee of the country. It said, "Santa Monlcans would the exhibition, which opened June 4 Shouse Dinner DONT BE SHOCKED the same hour. Dr. Frederick P. wffl enter thla field as a direct com­ be certain to bear an Interest­ under the auspices of a national "Thia principle may sound trite," Woellner of the faculty of U. C. L petitor of the Universal Wireless ing program." oommittee of sculptors, educators the speaker said, "but if we believed A., will speak on "Methods in Social OOBunnnlcaUans Company, Inc, of Mrs. 3. G. Braun ef the and museum officials. The exhibits in lt thoroughly enough to use lt at Engineering." ARE YOU RICH? Santa Moniea Bay Woman's were Judged by a committee which Pleases Leaders Buffalo, whleh was granted 40 point Included such world-famous names all times, lt would revolutionize club and chairman of the Bay education.*' Con you afford the extravagance of poor VISION? to point channels last December, District HoUywood Bowl com­ aa Leo Lentelll, Gutzon Borglum. wttb a network to lnter-connect 110 mittee, waa a guest ef the Lorado Taft, Charles Dana Gibson Three Hundred Bourbon Miss Hobart offered two powerful In your own interest permit ug to help you conaerve dttae, tinder very rigid conditions. chamber at the luncheon. and others. aids for the parent ln guiding the SANTA MONICA your VISION energy. Tb* RCA haa 85 standard trans- The exhibition will continue in Party Heads Banquet adolescent child. The first one ls a Oceanic channels, and under the New York until June 39, after which New Chief knowledge of psychology and the HOSPITAL AND •Ion's decision may employ lt will go on tour of various muse­ other ls loving understanding. SANITARIUM I of them to round out its do- ums and art galleries throughout WASHINGTON. June 11 (JP)-*- "Above all else," she asserted, "lt DR. W. A. LADY, Optometrist ls most Important NEVER TO BE FULL BATTLE CREEK service, for which they are Need Much Money the country. Democratic leaders were Inclined to ! adapted under particular condl- SHOCKED! As soon as a young TREATMENTS SANTA MONICA; CALIF. be pleased today over the outcome person discovers that you are SHARE WITH CANADA of last night's dinner to Jouett In granting the RCA this author­ To Run Nation Shouse, chief of the new party ity tbe oommission has cleared up Solons Vacation headquarters in Washington. tba allocation of the continental Three Hundred Million Is Among the 300 party leaders who abort wave spectrum, for public utU- attended, including 11 of the south's lty aervlce. It assigned to the RCA Estimate Made by Fed­ 23 senators many were ready to in­ tan "exclusive" channels and five eral Reserve Board Hans Indefinite terpret the reception given the ad­ which, nnder international agree­ dresses of National Chairman John ment, ara shared with Canada. The By DAVID LAWRENCE J. Raskob, Mr. Shouse and other only two channels remaining were Big Cloud of Uncertainty speakers as a clear Indication that granted to tbe Western Radio com­ (Copyright. 1939) Envelops Legislative the party would enter the 1930 con­ pany for a limited point to point NEW YORK, June 11—Putty gressional campaign with a more \ network. $300,000,000 of new credit to the es­ Situation united front than it presented in tbe 1928 presidential contesU EVERY HOME THE 411 other applications, including timate of money needed to take WASHINGTON, June 11 -P.— A CLO8E8 RIFT tbe Mackay Radio and Telegraph care of the nation's requirements ln cloud of uncertainty enveloped the , oompany and the Inter-city Radio the Immediate futi.ro. legislative situation ln congress to­ They were firm in the opinion Telegraph company, were denied. Directors of the federal reserve day, although there were grounds that, instead of widening the rift in Both however, at present have lim­ bank of New York are co-operating for a forecast somewhat vaguely Democratic ranks which developed ited domestic point to point services. with the federal reserve board In paraphrasing the weather bureau's ln the presidential campaign, as The oommission has cleaned up its framing a policy which will permit classic line, "Clear and cooler to­ some had predicted lt would, the task ln the best way it could, only the country to finance its require­ morrow." dinner had served an opposite pur­ ments. A temporary increase ln re­ pose. The party, they asserted, had after months of controversy tinged The Senate was under agreement been clearly assured, in the words wltb acrimony and sharp conflicts discounts as well as a gradually en­ to vote at 4 _$. m. otday on accept­ largement of the purchases of bank­ of Mr. Shouse, of a "permanent, BAY DISTRICT between the contending applicants ance or rejection of the Joint con­ ers' acceptances and government se­ working, constructive organization" PRESS CHANNELS ference report embodying the com­ in the national headquarters which Announcement of the allocation curities will be the method adopted promise farm-relief bill. That much to permit the credit expansion. would not lend its Influence "to the haa not yet been made. The com­ was dead, but the outcome seemed candidacy of any of the various men mission has handled the problem ONLY AN ESTIMATE to be ln doubt because of the close­ The $300,000,000 is only an esti­ who may aspire to the next presi­ with utmost care, for lt is charged ness of the revived contest over the dential nomination." mate of course, and the sum may debenture plan. with dynamite. In assigning the be larger or smaller, but the signifi­ The dinner, which waa given by SHOULD HAVE AN channels, the commission designated CENSUS COMPROMISE cant thing to that the federal re­ The House meanwhile was called the Jefferson association of the Dis­ for the first time the particular fre- serve system to ready for the ex­ trict of Columbia, was made the oc­ quences granted the Universal. The upon again to consider a conference pansion. Attention is significantly compromise on the bU to provide for casion by Mr. Raskob to "aet at channel* to be assigned the nation's called to the foUowlng sentence rest all doubt about my continu­ press, totaling 20, have not yet been the 1930 censsu and reapportion­ from the February letter of the fed­ ment of iU membership. Having ance" aa chairman of the national designated, because of some factors eral reserve board to the federal rejected a report accepting the sen­ oommittee. Mr. Raskob's participa­ that yet must be worked out. When reserve banks. ate's time for beginning the taking tion in the compliment to Mr. lt made tbe grant to Universal last "The resources of the federal re­ of the census—November—instead Shouse, who has taken charge of the December, tbe oommission also as­ serve system are ample for meeting of IU own preference for May, the new headquarters as chairman of signed tbe 20 channels to the press the growth of the country's com­ chamber was offered a compromise the executive committee of the na­ for news dissemination, to be used mercial needs for credit, provided on AprU. Leaders saw little to tional committee, had been the basis along with 30 transoceanic channels they are competently administered arouse objections in the new report. of predictions that a large number granted it. Because of apparent in­ and protected against seepage Into At the same time, plans for a of southern Democrata in congress ability of the various newspaper*-. Uses not contemplated by the fed­ summer vacation were resigned for would absent themselves as an ex­ and press associations involved to eral reserve act." tho moment to the background. pression of opposition to continua­ weak out a mutually satisfactory ar­ The federal reserve board added Sharply curtained after the refusal tion of the "Smlth-Raskob leader­ AMERICAN FLAG rangement, ttie commission has not that a member bank was not with­ of senate Democrats to agree to the ship." yet designated the particular fre­ in Its reasonable claims for redis­ fixing of a date for disposing of the VALID EXCUSE count faculties when it borrowed tariff bill in the faU, as required for Among the 11 southern senators quencies. These channels, however, either for the purposes or maintain­ have been committed. Just as have administration approval of an all- who were not present, Swanson and ing speculative loans. The assump­ summer recess, the RepubUcan lead­ Glass of Virginia, and Trammell of thoae to the Universal. tion now ls that the new credit will MAT GO TO COURT ers' plan stUl contemplated a vaca­ Florida, were at pains to make lt be absorbed by the foUowlng neces­ tion beginning next week and end- clear that their "previous engage- On paper, the allocations of the sities: vltaUy Important and valuable con­ in gabqut mid-August instead of menu" were real ones. The others FINDS WAY BACK mid-September. That, however, were Simmons of North Carolina, tinental short wave spectrum for Plrst, about $1,000,000,000 worth of rested on the outcome of today's who had described the dinner as pubUo utlUty service le complete. so-called rights will have to be ex­ vote on the farm bill and the suc­ "inopportune"; Smith and Blease of But tbe RCA in spite of Its grant, ercised about the first of July, but JUNE 14th cess of efforts to arrange for dis­ South Carolina, George and Harris apparently is not through with lt. inasmuch as this money will be de­ posing of the census-reapportlon­ of Georgia, Heflin and Black of There are Indications that lt wUl go posited by the corporations receiv­ ment bill and the national origins Alabama and Stephens of Missis­ into tbe courts to demand a re-ad- ing lt the whole transaction will immigration quota basis dispute this sippi, who was ill. Judication of the commission's grant temporarily require only about week te tbe Universal. This has been evi­ $100,000,000 of new money. Second, Mr. Raskob not only made tt clear money will be needed for agricul­ OUTCOME DOUBTFUL that he had no intention of with­ denced by the attitude of the RCA The outcome of the debenture drawing from the chairmanship, but executives at the hearings involving ture requirements to move crops, beginning with the early harvest. contest was regarded as having been announced that Mrs. Nellie Taylor FLAG DAY theae channels, at which no oppor­ Third, the federal government at made more doubtful than ever by Ross of Wyoming, would become a tunity haa been lost to Insert into the clash yesterday between Sena­ member of the executive committee tba stenographic records statements the close of the fiscal year, June 30, makes IU usual settlement and this tors Borah of Idaho and Allen of to assist Mr. Shouse by taking that might have a bearing in court causes a readjustment of balances, Kansas, two of President Hoover's charge of women's activities, and review of the case. Fourth, tax payments on June 15 leading supporters ln the pre-elec­ that Charles Oreathouse of Indiana, The RCA through Its vice presi­ usually require a oertaln amount of tion campaign, the former advo­ would continue as secretary and dent and general attorney, Col. credit to private Individuals and cating and the latter opposing the James W. Gerard as treasurer. Manton Davis, contended at the re­ corporations, but thto in turn finds propose lto force the plan back Into APPLAUD SMITH JULY 4th hearing of all continental short wave IU way back after a few weeks into the bill. Direct and indirect references to applicants late last month, that ac­ the credit supply of the country. Alfred E. Smith, the 1928 presi­ tual allocations had not been made There is a good deal of discus­ dential nominee, brought vigorous . to Universal or to the press. He satd sion here in New York as to wheth­ applause during the dinner. Chair­ that tal its applications lt sought 38 er the federal reserve board consid­ man Raskob assailed RepubUcan INDEPENDENCE DAY channels because lt understood that ers that the era of stock market Three-Fourths of policies as leading toward a con­ man tban that number were avail­ speculation has subsided and if so centration of authority in Washing­ able. B wae known of course, that whether the new credit can be seg­ ton which he thought was threat­ wltb theee awards accepted as hav­ regated for strictly commercial uses. ening the establishment of "a power ing been made, there were not suf- It ls recognised, of course, that Autos U.S.Owned so colossal as to be unwleldly and fielaDt channels available to meet easier money conditions will have a Incapable of administration" and A beautiful flag will be given absolutely free to any boy or girl who se­ even half of RCA's demand. psychological influence upon the ultimately might "well result ln speculative world anyhow, but after' World Car Survey Shows revolution." the abnormal period has passed it This Country Leads by cures two new subscriptions to the Santa Monica Outlook or West Los will be time enough for the Wash­ Charge Forgery ington authorities to determine a Wide Margin MADE PREDICTION TRUE whether a policy of restriction HINQHAM. Mass.. June 11 (JF)— Angeles Tribune To Young Woman should be revived. WASHINOTON, June 11 (Jf-)— Years back John Sooddar, 84, was NEW SPIRIT. Everybody ln the United States can warned by his physician to discon­ To satisfy her desire for glitter­ take an automobUe ride at the same tinue riding a bicycle. The warning ing Jewels and fashionable clothes, Meanwhile, there appeafs to be no doubt that the federal reserve bank time if an average of 5.6 persons was disregarded. Now John Is dan­ Irene Johnson, 29, Los Angeles, can crowd into each available pas­ gerously iU. The same physician's Theae flags are made of gloria bunting and guaranteed aun and rain forged the name of her bedridden of New York has for the time be­ ing at least, abandoned IU efforU senger car. automobile struck him when he was proof. Stripea are sewed, not atamped, and the flags measure three grandmother to several hundred And if anyone should be left be­ awheel. dollars' worth of checks, lt was of the last several months to bring feet from top to bottom and are five feet long. Use theae coupons for about an advance in the rediscount hind, there are 3.113.999 trucks and charged by Deputy District Attorney 93.335 busses to transport the over­ your orders. Oeorge Stahlman today when the rate. The result of the recent con­ flow. granddaughter was brought into ferences between the directors of the federal reserve banks and the Theee figures have been complied municipal court for preliminary by the department of commerce, Stout Men Praise hearing on two counts of forgery. federal reserve board has been to bring about a new spirit of co-op­ which said that on January 1 the According to Stahlman, Miss eration and no wthere ls a deter­ United States had 34.629.931 of the r 1 r 1 Johnson cashed two checks on May mination to find a common ground. 33,028,584 motor vehicles. Including New Relief For SUBSCRIPTION BLANK SUBSCRIPTION BLANK 14 and 18 for $115 to which she There is some discussion as to how busses and trucks, ln the world. I I bad forged the signature of the the federal reserve banks can In­ ENGLAND SECOND grandmother, Mrs. Sarah J. Mc­ SANTA MONICA EVENING crease their purchases of bankers' England was second with 1,138 - Raw, Rubbed Skin SANTA MONICA EVENING I I Donald. 515 South Ptekering avenue, acceptances without bringing the bill 300. Rrance third with 1,098.000 and Do garters, belt, collar, sweat Whittier. In another complaint she rate down materially, especially Canada fourth with 1,061,830. bands of hata and tight shoes rub OUTLOOK OUTLOOK to accused of attempting to murder since it has recently been above the While there was one passenger oar your skin, making it raw and in­ I I bar aged relative by flooding Mrs. rediscount rate. for every 5.6 persons ln the United flamed? Is there burning and itch­ McDonald's room with gas. The West Los Angeles Tribune West Los Angeles Tribune It ls being taken for granted that States, the world average was one ing at waist, in crotch or else­ I I I hereby subscribe to the EVENING OUTLOOK and paralysed grandmother narrowly es­ car for every 70 persons. where? Then you need Kora I hereby subscribe to the EVENING OUTLOOK mnd caped death, pollce say, when her the bUl rate ln the next several SUNDAY MORNING OUTLOOK at SO rents a month SUNDAY MORNING OUTLOOK at M cents a month weeks will tend to go lower and Konia—bringing relief ln 3 minutes. fer a period ef three months and thereafter untU aoraama for help attracted the lower untU a meeting point has for a period of three months and thereafter until neighbors. if the era of speculation had been This soft, velvety, medicated pow­ ordered discontinued. (I am not now a subscriber.) ordered discontinued. (I am not now a subscriber.) - »—__— been reached between supply and permitted to go Unchecked. der is the latest discovery of Men- demand and the necessary amount OPINION DIVIDED nen's skin specialists, producers-of AL SMITH'S BOOK of new credit has been developed the finest shaving creams, talcums, Name I I Name YORK, jlune 11 WV-Alfred Banking opinion Is divided as to for commercial purposes. the various phases of federal policy baby powders and other akin aids. Address Address ia dictating 5000 words There is a feeUng here that the I I .., J and up daily of "Up to Now," a title while business men who have been Instantly spreads a soothing, federal reserve policy has had a dependent on low money rates, show healing film over raw, rubbed skin. Name . Name .. selected for bla book ln preference very marked effect on planning by to anob proposals as "Let's Look at irritation over what they believe to Burning and itching step at once. r 1 business men and that the high be an unwarranted interference Then Kora Konia heals skin for Address Address Ibt Reoord" and "The Name Is money rates have done much dam- of the papers say with their operation. good. Alao absorbs perspiration. Taken by: Name 1 1 Taken by: Name Address I age from a psychological point of Keepa garments dry. Prevents odor. Address. > tl a word or $100,000. ! view as weU. There to no dlsposl- The new phases of federal reserve j tlon to calculate Just what the dam­ policy have not been put into effect No need to suffer from skin tor­ everywhere as yet, so the full in­ ture or Itching. Use Kora Konia L out of every hundred person* age has been, though frequently lt fluence of changed money condi­ the United States suffers from ! is asserted that nobody knows what daily. Use before and after exer­ ta fee x 4_iig_j. teya beea the ooMoquoaoa tions will hare" .* be apparent far cise. Best remedy for sunburn, too. fa •fttOtbor. fortnight, 4_ aU druggUta-*dv. --