anaheim-daily-herald 1921-11-02

Over 600,000 owners Touring, $1185 Roadster, $1115 Coupe, $1805 Sedan, $2025 Panel Business Car, $1825 Screen Business Car, $1200 DELIVERED Chas. H. Mann 210 S. Los Angeles St. Phone 43 DODGE BROTHERS MOTOR CARS Prepare for the Rains Now is the time to get new Curtains and your old top recovered. Quality and workmanship guaranteed. EARL FARRIS Prepare for the Rains Now is the time to get new Curtains and your old top recovered. Quality and workmanship guaranteed. EARL FARRIS 226 South Los Angeles St. Phone 668, Anaheim, Cal. There Is no Better Investment Than A Ranch in the Vicinity of Anaheim The Convenience of An Electric Toaster The Convenience of An Electric Toaster It boils, frys or toasts—you can prepare enjoyable breakfasts, appetizing luncheons, or dainty suppers right at the table. With the Westinghouse Toaster-Stove you can fry eggs or bacon, make appetizing toast or delicious griddle cakes and broil steaks or chops. The Westinghouse Electric Turnover Toaster makes crisp, brown, delicious toast the most convenient way, for it turns the toast and toasts it, too. Seek Westinghouse quality and service in selecting your electrical appliances. Westinghous ELECTRIC WARE FOR THE HOUSE The Line with a Service HOLLAND ELECTRIC 119 North Los Angeles St. IT WILL PAY YOU TO BUY IN ANAHEIM Today's World News In Brief By United Press NINE THOUSAND KILLED BY AUTOS WASHINGTON, Nov. 2.—Nine thousand, one hundred and three persons were killed in the United States by automobiles and other motor vehicles, except motorcycles, during 1920, the census bureau announced today. This represents a death rate of 10.4 per cent per 100,000 in population and is one per cent higher than the motor vehicle fatalities in 1919. TO FORM NEW ATHLETIC CLUB NEW YORK, Nov. 2.—Twenty-one athletic bodies are in the group that will meet here November 25 to organize the American Olympic Association which will succeed the American Olympic Committee in making the arrangements for the 1924 games in Paris. THOMPSON TO COACH DARTMOUTH FROSH HANOVER, N. H., Nov. 2.—Earl Thompson, world's champion hurdler, will coach the Dartmouth freshmen track athletes next season and Jeff Tesreau will have charge of the baseball squad. RED SOX LOSE THREE STARS BOSTON, Mass., Nov. 2.—Hub fans are grumbling over another reported raid on the stars of the Red Sox. Everett Scott and Sam Jones are reported to be involved in a deal with the Tigers for Howard Ehmke and Bobby Veach and Stuffy McInnis is said to be on his way to the Yankees for Wally Pipp and two other players. HARDING OBSERVES BIRTHDAY WASHINGTON, Nov., 2.—President Harding today is observing his birthday and the anniversary of his election. This is also his father's birthday. The president is 60 years of age. BREWERIES SLOW TO SELL REEP MARINE RECRUITING OFFICER SAYS MANY MEN ARE UNDERWEIGHT "It's mighty disheartening turn down most of these fellows," Lieutenant Miller. "They are on average high types of men, just kind we want for the marines. We are rejecting about 38 per cent of applicants for this reason." "These are the men who have walked the streets looking for a while their money has been dwelling. They cut down on food the thing, their luncheons are reduced a sandwich, and then omitted entitlement." "A man 5 feet 6 inches weighs 132 pounds. We get fellows of this height who weight or 125 pounds. They don't come up to the standard in weight though they are all right in every other part." "Worry and lack of food has put them down." "You take a man who is proud really wants to work—that's the way that aspiries to the marines. We did lower our requirements, even in days—we didn't have to. And the really worth while fellows who can find a job think of us and come to—and then, for a matter of five or eight pounds in weight, we have to re-them." "We do what we can, but of course there's no fund for bringing applications up to the required weight. We had a case of a college graduate, an exp-accountant. This man was stopping a good hotel while hunting for a position. His funds got lower and lower and he cut down on his food. He too proud to communicate with people in Canada, and then, two weeks ago, he came in here. Its weight below the standard." "I had a talk with him, and finally he admitted that he'd had practical nothing to eat for eight days. We in touch with his people, and the naval officer says many men are underweight." HARDING OBSERVES BIRTHDAY WASHINGTON, Nov., 2.—President Harding today is observing his birthday and the anniversary of his election. This is also his father's birthday. The president is 60 years of age. BREWERIES SLOW TO SELL BEER. SAN FRANCISCO, Nov., 2.—Although local prohibition agents have received instructions under which "medicinal beer" can be sold immediately, breweries today were a bit timid about placing their product on the market. “There is some doubt whether the rulings are such as to make brewing profitable”, one brewing company announced. Wherefore the brewers said they would merely mark time until they had further information. News Notes of the Oil Fields (Continued From Page Three) ing job at 3100, lost the hole and moved the rig 40 feet east. Rigging up has been completed at Moore Syndicate 1-A and the well spudded in yesterday. The Miley-Keck Company is busy with five wells at Huntington. No. 1 at 2590 is sidetracking pipe. No. 6 at 2600 lost the hole and now the rig is being skidded to a new location. No. 7 set 10 inch at 3431. No. 8 sundded in early in the week and shows 1500 feet of hole. The Peerless Petroleum Company was granted permission to go ahead to 2850 feet and set pipe. The well is now standing cemented. The Pacific Oil and Gas Company set the 8 inch at 2555 in the blue shhade. The well has been showing up rather good. Petitfills Syndicate No. 2 came in a 200 barrel well last Monday, went up to 300 barrels and then sanded up. Cleaning out will put this one back into good condition and probably increase its initial production. The rig is going up for Petitfills Syndicate No. 4. At 3360 the Petroleum Midway's Smythe No. 1 is ready to "blow" in and go on production. Water was successfully shut off at 3354. Smythe No. 2 is building rig. Towers No. 1 at 3375 looks like a real oil well. Water was shut off at 3354 and the drilling was resumed with considerable difficulty on account of the heavy gas pressure and large quantity of oil in the hole. Elliott No. 1 shows 1675 feet of hole. Ray Walker No. 1 is being held up for a cement there we can, but of course there's no fund for bringing application up to the required weight. We have case of a college graduate, an exp accountant. This man was stopping a good hotel while hunting for a pigeon. His funds got lower and low and he cut down on his food. He too proud to communicate with people in Canada, and then, two weeks ago, he came in here. His weight was below the standard. "I had a talk with him, and finally he admitted that he'd had practical nothing to eat for eight days. We in touch with his people, and they sent him the fare home. I got a letter yesterday—he's gained three and half pounds in nine days—and he makes the rest of the weight he coming back to enlist with us." “It’s hard to turn down these boys if we had a fund we could reach the type of men who’d be a credit to corps, and they’d have a loyalty to the service that would be worth while.” The fellow who thinks he is saving money by staying at home with girl to “bill and coo,” seldom realize the progress he's making towards “bill.” How are you getting along with your snow shovel? Here I To buy any We are preparing take a single one of our This means that we are prepared to move Many 1920 Model At 3360 the Petroleum Midway's Smythe No. 1 is ready to "blow" in and go on production. Water was successfully shut off at 3354. Smythe No. 2 is building rig. Towers No. 1 at 3375 looks like a real oil well. Water was shut off at 3354 and the drilling was resumed with considerable difficulty on account of the heavy gas pressure and large quantity of oil in the hole. Elliott No. 1 shows 1675 feet of hole. Ray Walker No. 1 is being held up for a cement job at 3005. Columbia 2-1 is drilling at 3225 in shale. The Petroleum Midway's big producers Vollmer-Meyer Nos. 1 and 4 are doing 350 and 1100 respectively. Rhoades No. 3 (Edca) failed to flow at 2385 and the rods and tubing are now being put in. Drilled to 2945 the Edca well has been showing up rather strong and should make a 4 or 5 hundred barrel well. The Sun Oil Company of California has had lots of trouble getting production at Huntington Beach. Its biggest producer is a 75 barrel well at No. 4. No. 3 is deepening and making hole with the rotary is now at 2225. No. 1 stands cemented at 2485 and 2 is a rig standing. Sand is proving something of a menace to the Stnadard Oil's Thompson. Drilled to 2905 feet this well started off at 200 barrels but has had trouble to maintain this production on account of sanding up. The Standard is off setting the Vista Del Mar No. 1 with a well on Farnsworth property. Torrance No. 1, the deep test well down 4485, is pulling the 4 inch pipe and will go on down. Surf No. 2 stands cemented at 1980. On the Huntington property No. 5 is cleaning out at 2970. A-7 at 2790 is making a water test. A-9 was recemented at 2535. Drilling on A-12 is at 2900. A-13 at 2921 is cleaning out. A-14 at 2950 stands cemented. A-15 at 2815 stands cemented. A-16 is also cemented, the depth being 1994. A-17 is drilling at 1654. On the Huntington R lease No. 2 is drilling at 4200 and is a deep test well for the holding. B-5 is building rig. Huntington D-1 stands cemented at 2664. D-2 at 2741 is washing out the sand. E-3 is drilling on iron at 2352. E-4 is rigging up. On the Bolsa No. 4 is at 2500 drilling and No. 5 is building rig. We are preparing to take a single one of our This means that we are prepared to move Many 1920 Model We are not merely Our entire stock of lace on, the market—at price We are not showing prices alone mean nothing you will appreciate w NEW SUBDIVISION BY Elliott-Anderson and Allen Here we are again with a new subdivision of 60 large lots, two blocks south of the Anaheim Union High School, on South Citron street. Size of lots range from 50x110 to 65x119 to 16 foot alley. Each lot will have several full bearing walnut trees. This includes sidewalks, curbs, streets ciled and graded. City water, sewer and gas and electricity on tract. In restricted district. Price of lots are in reach of all for the low price of $800 to $1100. You will note these prices are way below any in the city. We will sell these lots on very easy terms, or will build you a home and furnish the lot on reasonable terms. About a year ago we put on the market a tract known as the Elliott Anderson subdivision. These lots are gone but two still exist. Price of lots are in reach of all for the low price of $800 to $1100. You will note these prices are way below any in the city. We will sell these lots on very easy terms, or will build you a home and furnish the lot on reasonable terms. About a year ago we put on the market a tract known as the Elliott Anderson subdivision. These lots are gone but two at prices way above those we are now offering these for. If you want a lot cheaper than you can ever buy again in the thriving and fast growing city of Anaheim, see us before they are all gone and while you can have your choice. Two houses are to be built in a few days. Elliott - Anderson Realty Co. 120 North Los Angeles Street USED CAR WEEK Here Is Your Opportunity buy any Used Car in the shop at a Bedrock Price We are preparing to move to our new building and do not intend to be single one of our Used Cars with us. This means that we are making a special sale on all our Used Cars and prepared to move them. This is your opportunity. Many 1920 Models at less than half the New Sales Price. Bedrock Price We are preparing to move to our new building and do not intend to be a single one of our Used Cars with us. This means that we are making a special sale on all our Used Cars and prepared to move them. This is your opportunity. Many 1920 Models at less than half the New Sales Price. We are not merely marking down the price of a few old "wrecks." The entire stock of late model Tourings and Roadsters is to be thrown the market—at prices which will command immediate sales. We are not showing prices on the few leaders shown below—forces alone mean nothing. But come and see the value in each car. Then will appreciate what we are offering. 1919 Ford Tour. Inter, new paint, 2 new tires. 1920 Scripps-Booth New Paint, New Tires Looks Like New. 1918 Oakland Sedan New Paint, Motor Rebuilt. 1916 Buick Roadster New Paint, New Tires Motor Re-Built. 1917 Buick Roadster Good Shape, Sacrifice 1917 Ford Tour. Shocks, Good. Tires. 1920 Ford Coupe. Many Extras. In A1 Shape. ANAHEIM AUTO CO. DISTRIBUTORS FOR NORTHERN ORANGE COUNTY No. Los Angeles St. ANAHEIM