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SANTA CRUZ NEWS, WEDNESDAY, fKBBUARY 21, 1923 PAGE SIX TALKED AGAINST MARKET REPORT ACTIVITY AT MOUNTAIN CENTER KIT PRICES Following are Jobbers' prices on nuts in San Francisco: I. X. L. almonds, 23c lb; soft shell, hard shell almonds, 10c lb; budded walnuts, 29c lb; soft shell walnuts, 25c lb; Manchurian walnuts, 15o lb; Alberts, lfic; Braz.Ha, 14c; pecans, 23o lb; fancy Chinese peanuts, 814c; fancy Jumbo peanuts, 10c. S.

F. DRESSED MEATS Wholesale prices to the retail trade: The Western Meat company quotes as follows: No. 1 steers, 131414c; Quotations as published In The News on fruit, vegetable and poultry and game markets are the averages of actual prices obtained by the Division of Markets, between 7:30 and 9 o'clock each morning from San Franciscc wholesalers in sales to retailers, hotels, restaurants, cafeterias, etc S. F. GRAIN MARKET MAY BARLEY None.

DECEMBER BARLEY $1.29 bid, 1.37 asked. BRLEY Feed. 0 tt i ship Zane Grey's Famous Story "Wild Fire" at the Unique One of the greatest racing films ever made is at the Unique theater, and should appeal to every person who likes horses and rapid action melodrama in his screen bill of fare. It is called "When Romance Rides" and is a Benjamin B. Hampton production, released by Goldwyn, founded upon Zane Grey's most widely read novel, "Wildfire." Thrill follows thrill in this excellently acted photoplay which boasts a cast including Claire Adams, Carl Gantvoort, Jean Hersholt, Charles Arling, Harry L.

Van Meter, Frank second quality, 131314o; caives, as to size, 1517c; sheep, wethers, 1820c; ewes, 1416c; lambs, milk, 2728c; hogs, 16c. (The News Special Service.) BOULDER CREEK, Feb. 21. Rev. Grimshaw of Community church really outdid himself this week with his sermons both morning and evening.

There was special music both times, a solo in tha SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 21. Berg, self-styled journalist, Adolph who delivered a sermon in a Berke ping, $1.661.70. ley church against crime and then flooded the College City with bad Motor Officer Fred Griffin patrolled the coast road on Sunday and placed four motorcycle riders of San Francisco under arrest for traveling at an excessive speed. Complaints were filed In Judge Houck's court yesterday, against Ernest Smith, Lloyd Speer.

David Stewart and Ed Robinson. The arrests were the first ones made on the coast road since patroling was commenced. Reporting on week-end arrests in the southern portion of the county, the Pajaronian says: "Traffic Officer J. B. Payton, assisted by Officer Fred Griffin, made several arrests at Freedom on Sat (The News Spedlal Service.) MOUNTAIN DISTRICT, Feb.

21. Members of Mountain center spent an enjoyable evening at the Mountain school last Saturday evening. This was one of the socials given this year by the eighth grade class society. There was a masque carnival for the younger folk. Each one in costume appeared one at a time or in couples, and gave acts, songs, or charades in kePmB th-e characters, while the guests held a guessing contest, writing down name of character each child represented.

Mrs. Phillips won the prize for the guessing game. The first prize was awarded to Donald Hoover, or Un WHBAI Milling, lZ.2U(J2.Ii xru, $2.152.20. RYE No activity. CORN White Egyptian, $22.10 per checks in order to assume the role of a Romeo among co-eds of the NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE No.

4054. (Probate). In the Superior Court of the County of Santa Cruz, in the State of California. In the Matter of the Estate of Thomas Burns, deceased. Public Notice is Hereby Given by the understimed.

Jane H. Burns, as ad ctl: brown, nominal; red mllo, 1.96. University of California summer session in 1922, has been captured in Chicago, according to advices re MILLRUN Z830. SHORTS Nominal. morning and a duet by Professor Colburn and Mrs.

Woodard, with a choir anthem in the evening. Loring Barker, a former member of Community church choir, was down for the week-end and assisted the choir at both services. Gerald Gardiner was also down over Sunday and enjoyed the young men's class conducted by Rev. Grimshaw. It is exDected that nr A ministratrix with the will annexed of ceived yesterday by Police Chief Au MI DDL1 NGS 3 8 4 0.

CALCUTTA GRAIN BAGS June Hayes, Tod Sloan, the famous jockey, Babe London, Mary Jane Irving and two of the most wonderful horses which have ever appeared gust Vollmer of Berkeley. July, llllc; spot, 10llc; Berg's criminal career during a July-August, ullc. on the screen. POULTRY AND CAME) These Quotations are for live poul urday evening. Among those cited "When Romance Rides" may be brief three months' stop in Berkeley during June, July and August of 1922, would furnish fit material for a movie thriller.

He came to Berke to anoear before Judge Taylor and cle Ned: second prize, Billy and try, except when otherwise designated, who were fined, were: O. Wilson, Jack- Iliff. Gold-Dust Twins; third summed up as the most colorful and swift-moving of Zane Grey pictures I BROILERS 1 ta, 114 lbs, 55(Biuc; 1 to 1 lbs, 45 48c; colored, 35 Phillips and wife of Phillipshurst and others, will assist in special mi FeltonT imperfect lights, C. Eds- to Florence Weseman, clown; (all founded upon Zane Grey novels fourth prize to Horace and Dean 40c. FRYERS 2 to 214 lbs, Leghorns, 42HD4f.

tier lb: colored. ley and secured a position as bell boy in the Faculty club of the Uni versity of California upon recom and the Zane Grey novels are the most widely read of any author's in sic from time to time. They will no doubt help in the Easter music, for the special Easter services. "Dad" Moody, who was indispos COLORED YOUNG ROOSTERS lbs up, 3238c per lb; staggy, show Iliff, the newlywed's first quarrel; fifth prize to Alda Allred and Ivan Bishop, a picturesque Gypsy couple. The ladies brought pretty basket The horse race at the mendation of the Oakland Y.

M. C. the country). A. Then came his sermon and his rodeo when Claire Adams rid ing spurs, 23)Zbc.

OLD LEGHORN ROOSTERS 14 15c Der lb: colored. 176218c ed recenuv nv irtt fiinona la popularity grew amazingly. berg, Watsonville, no operator's license, $10; Mrs. M. Greenich, no 'operator's license, $10; P.

Novaco-vich, without adjustable spotlight, $10. George Glage, for speeding; W. L. MacFarlase, one headlight; J. P.

Flinn, M. Wichard and H. B. Pavey, no tail lights, who were cited to appear, have not yet responded to the court's order." suppers, which were auctioned off. again seen amone his friends.

LEGHORN HENS 214 to 8 tbs, 20 Wildfire in the free-for-all race to beat the villain at his own game, is almost as good and as thrilling as He, was a Romeo of the first order. His acquaintances among Coffee and chocolate were sold in the kitchenette. The rest of the Mr. ana Mrs. Sweeney, who have 22o per lb; 3 tbs and up, 24g2tjc.

LARGE COLORED HENS Per lb, Deen awav rrom the stntn tnr am. summer session co-eds in the uni the real thing. 2830c: off stock, 2326c. CAPONS Per lb: 36(ffl40c evening was spent informally in eral months traveling' In ihs mil But the race fades in power be piaying games and singing old fash versity were numbered by the score. His self-styled journalistic DUCKS Young, 18 20c per lb; off have returned and judging from the ioned songs.

The total receipts for fore the big, climax in which the kidnaped Lucy is tied to the back Buiues mey are giaa to be back in career in "short stories" consisted the estate of said Thomas Burns, deceased, that she will sell, at private sale, for the highest and best offer for cash in gold coin of the United States of America, subject to confirmation by said superior court, all the right, title, interest, and estate of said Thomas Burns at the time of his death, and all the right, title, and interest that said estate has, by operation of law or otherwise, acquired other than or in addition to that of said Thomas Burns at the time of his death, of, in, and to all that certain lot, piece, or parcel of land situate, lying, and being in the city of Santa Cruz, in the county of Santa Cruz, In the State of California, and particularly described as follows, to-wlt: Beginning at the southeasterly corner of lands conveyed by J. H. Alexander and Laura Alexander to Luke R. Lukes, by deed dated March 2, 1907, and recorded in volume 18 of deeds, at page 971, of records In the office of the county recorder of said county of Santa Cruz; thence along the easterly boundary of said last mentioned lands, north 31 39' east, one hundred and fifteen and 66100 feet, to the southerly side of Van Ness Avenue, formerly called Grant Street; thence along said last mentioned boundary, south 68' 56' east, forty-four and 62100 feet to a station; thence leaving said last mentioned boundary, south 31" 39' west, sixty-seven and 10100 feet, to a station; thence north 67 07' west, fifteen feet to a station; thence south 29 38' west, fifty feet to a station on the northerly boundary of the lands now or formerly of Paul F. Lukes, from which the point of beginning bears north 57 07' west, thirty-one and 51100 feet distant; thence along said boundary of lands now or formerly of Paul F.

Lukes, north 67 07' west, thirty-one me evening were $27.50, which the siock, it(guc. DRESSED TURKEYS Fancy. 32 35c; off stock, 25 30c. LIVE TURKEYS 25026c of a horse by a half-witted man and oouiaer. Many of the vniinsr npnnlo ontna eighth grade will use to cover ex of writing bad checks.

While police were puzzled over the flood of ficti would have been killed in a plunge MATTERS BEFORE THE penses for commencement. The class BELGIAN HARE Live. 18 20c per lb; dressed, 2226c; jackrabbits, $2.50 from each church, are planning a over the precipice had not Carl Gant wishes to thank Mrs. Rose Hoover tious checks passed on Berkeley merchants, Berg was courting a half (u; dozen. special musical treat in the near fu voort rescued her in the nick who attended to serving of refresh SQUABS Live, fancy, 55 60c per ture.

time. ments; Mrs. Dean Iliff, for music; dozen co-eds at one time. Advices from Chicago, received Fridav nierht thn hnatratVmll taam E. L.

Bishop, who was auctioneer. Herbert Rawlinson is also shown in a thrilling detective story, yesterday by Berkeley police, re from the Boulder Creek union high school nlaved the fSarflnlrf Poi-v and to others who so kindly assisted. ID. OLD PIGEONS $22.50 oer dozen. FRUIT MARKRT CRANBERRIES Cape Cod, $10 per barrel.

APPLES Per box: Newtown Pippins, 314 to 4 tier, Belle-fleur, winter Pearmains, fall Pippins, Jonathan, Delicious, $2.50 2.75; Rome Beauty, Northwestern spltzenberg8, do Winter Bananas, do Ort- Tigers of Santa Cruz, the Tigers winning by a score of 17 to 10; but look out for the return game. Mr. Gordon "The Black Bag," with a delightful scenic "Geysers and Geesers," and latest News. Continuous performance Thursday, Washington's birthday, from 1:30 to 11:00 p. m.

vealed that Berg also carried on similarly there. Because his record in Berkeley was prior, he will be brought back to the College City to answer charges. More than 100 merchants are ready to swear to complaints, the police state. faculty is laid, up with the flu. IN THE REMINGTON ley.

$1.762.26: Tuolumne Delicious and King Davids, $1.60 2.50; Lady POSTOFFICE CLOSES OX WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY Practically all business will be TO BEGIN APRIL WASHINGTON. D. C. VaH 91 Netherton Johnston, as attorneys for Lora T. Mead, executrix in the estate of Harriette M.

Blackburn, deceased, have filed a return of sale of real property and order confirming the sale, which included property on Ocean View avenue, consisting of 131.40 feet facing the west side of the street, to H. J. Steen, for $5000. A hearing of the motion in the case of the California Co-operative Investment company against Geo. K.

Selacich, for an order discharging the writ of attachment levied thereunder by the Pajaro Valley National ANOTHER VETERINARIAN TO PRACTICE HERE Ralph Mazza, M. D. has ar (JP) Senator Poindexter of Wash and 61100 feet to the place of ILL rived in Santa Cruz with his family and has taken up his residence at subject to taxes the lien of which suspended by the postoffice on Washington's birthday, and the office proper, and all sub-stations will not be open for business. Neither the city or rural carriers ington, new ambassador to Peru, said today he probably would take up his duties at Lima in April. will accrue March 5, 1923.

Apples, $2.00 3.00. PEARS Winter Nellis, per box, 3. LEMONS Per box: Fancy, $5.25 5.75; choice, lemonettes, $1.75 and $3.00 per box. VEGETABLES CUCUMBERS Per box, $22.50, hothouse. $2.50 per doz; English, $1.50 3.00 per doz.

POTATOES Per ctl: Rivers, rancy, 6085c at wharf; Salinas, tl. 3501.60; 209 Hanover street. Mr. Mazza Is Terms and conditions of sale: The LOS ANGELES, Feb. 21.

associates of Earle Remington, a veterinarian ana aenusi or many years experience and is a graduate of will make any deliveries. The only purchase price shall be paid in gold coin of the United States of America, ten per cent thereof to be paid to the undersigned at the time of the sale. the Chicago Veterinarians college. electrical engineer, who was shot to death in the driveway of his home delivery to be made will be that of perishable parcels. and the remainder thereof on confir bank of Watsonville on December Before coming to Santa Cruz he had made his home at Soledad and not IIILADZLPUIA sweet potatoes, 2214c; do cured, 4 mation of such sale by said court.

Bids here last Thursday night, have been 8, has been heard, submitted and or offers therefor may be made at any subjected to questioning by detec 15c; gems and russets, ONIONS Stockton Brown and Yellow, $1.76 2.25 per ctl on wharf: taken under advisement. time atter the nrst publication of this BOYS IX TROUBLE; notice. February 17, 1923, and before dean only practiced there, but also in the San Joaquin valley, where he gained much practical experience in the treatment of livestock of all kinds. tives in the hope, they said, that some motive for the slaying could Green, $1.252.25. The defendant was represented by Wyckoff Gardner and the plaintiff tne time tnat such sale is actually mode.

All bids or offers must be In SUSPENDED SENTENCES Two boys who have been giving be found. writing, and may be left with or ad Dy waiter Uorn. MUSHROOMS Per lb, 3575c. LETTUCE Northern, crates, 75e Southern, $1.262.25. ARTICHOKES Large orates.

$17(3 The officers refused to make All told, he has been practicing for dressed to Charles B. Younger, at Front St. twenty-two torney for said administratrix, at Santa Cruz, California. 20. considerable annoyance to car conductors on the east side by jumping on the platform and meddling with the trolleys were before Judge H.

J. Bias yesterday, and after both haing Said sale will be made on or after RHUBARB $1.503.00 per box. TOMATOES Southern. 76c 1.25: twelve o'clock meridian of Tuesday, March (, 1933. Mexican, $1.252 per 30-tb lug.

The right is reserved to reiect anv BRAN MARKET Shippers' prices for choice recleaned given suspended sentences were in Sure Relief FOR INDIGESTION and all bids for said property. Expert Auto Electricians Battery Troubles Solved Willey Battery Station Ray Willey Ed Falconer (per ctl) Large white. $7.10: small uaiea: eDruary 17. i3. JANH HL BTfRNS.

formed by the court that any repetition on their part would lead to a BRINGS INDICTMENT known the names of the men called to the police station, or to reveal the result of the Blanche F. Remington, sister of the dead man, also was questioned by detectives. She is said to have given new details concerning her brother's life before and after his marriage to Mrs. Virginia Remington, his widow. Search for a friend of the slain man, believed to have recommended to him a private detective, Charles As administratrix with the will an white, pink, Mexican red, red kidney, Henderson Bush, $11; Cranberries, bayos, blackeyes, $5.10.

jail sentence. nexed of the estate of Thomas Burns, deceased. 7 A. Dana Collins, who declared Rem 1 6 Bell-ams Hot water SureReKef SAN FRANCISCO, Feb- Lieutenant Herschel Patrolmen William Barton and Moose hall, tonight. ington had sought his services as a bodyguard the night he was killed, is being continued by tje police ELL-ANS Admission, gentlemen 55c, ladies free.

-adv. without success. Remington failed to keep an appointment with the detective Thursday. 25 and 7St Packs gas Everywhere Mar M. willever, Chauffeurs Joseph Bush, Richard Smith, Peter Boyle and John Burke; Frank Duffy, a salesman, and John Higgins and Regnard Smith, mechanics, were indicted by the federal grand jury yesterday, charged with having Detectives stated they still were anxious to question Mrs.

Remington, the widow, and would do so immediately if her condition would permit. Since the death of her hus uisuo cu liv luiain lii hi hi iniiiiin band Mrs. Remington has been Btricken with bronchial pneumonia, according to her physician, and is unable to talk to the officers. A BEAUTIFUL HOME OR A GOOD INVESTMENT 4b Ocean View avenue in desirable resMenee street. Lot (well drained and eauy ear for), SO feet front, 100) feet an south, 115 feet on north, and.

In addition permanent right of war to driveway (8 ft. 100 ft.) on south. House Modern, convenient eight large rooms, big closets, trath and toilets (2), all in good order, llund heater and new Kcllpse gas a nice included. By look Ins; one door, two distinct apartments may ha had, with separate outside entrance to each. Would consider with house, rugs, carpets and some furniture.

I want to sell as soon as possible and will make close cash price, or will consider terms of the national prohibition act. The indictment came as the after- math of a sensational liquor raid which took place at dawn on Febru-' ary 2 at a wharf near the Western Meat company's plant at South San Francisco, when the policemen and -the civilians were arrested by three prohibition agents who were lying i in wait to seize contraband liquor being unloaded from a vessel there. The indictment accuses the ten EASLES may be followed by serious cold troubles; use nightly F. A. Peterson, 46 Ocean View Ave.

A utueiiuauia. wuu me umttwiui pur-Chase, possession and transportation of "a certain quantity of whisky" Ova 1 7 Million Jan Used Yearly Phone 780 WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY DOUBLE SHOW he ater que Mit NOW PT.AVTMn liltoflg) I servants' quarters." Adapted by Mary O'Hara from the play by J. Hartley Manners Directed by King Vidor i 'V i ii-iLli MSMIl lgSJ 111-inMIMMSaMSMMMSSMSStSMMSSMMMMMiMi ZANE GRE PICTURE a with CLAIRE ADAMS, CARL GANTVOORT and JEAN UERfHOLT ADAPTED mow TU NOVCL "Wildfire" A BENJAMIN D. HAMPTON By ZANE CREy PRODUCTION GOLDWyN Also LLOYD HAMILTON in NO LUCK ADDED ATTRACTION HERBERT RAWLINSON IN "THE BLACK BAG" Don't tell a man the girl he loves is a thief! Herbert Rawlinson in "The Black Bag" wouldn't have it. Would you? SCENIC GEYSERS GEEZERS NEWS Continuous performance Thursday, Washington's Birthday from 1:30 to 11 p.

m. Matinees Admission 22c, tax Sc, total 23c; Children, 10c Evenings Admission Sic, tax 4c, total 85c; Children, 10c; Loges 40c, tax 4c, total 41e MISS FRANCES SHIPLEY, Soprano, will sing before'each performance of "Peg O' My her songs, "Mother Machree" and "When -Irish Eyes are Smiling.".