anaheim-gazette 1919-10-16

FOUR BADLY INJURED IN AUTO COLLISION Serious Mishap on Boulevard North of this City. Two men and one woman were rendered unconscious, one woman was hurt and the lives of another man and two women with babies in arms were in jeopardy when two Ford machines hit head on Friday night on the state highway just south of Fullerton. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cole and Mr. and Mrs. J. W. George of Anaheim were injured, the two men and Mrs. Cole suffering from concussion of the brain and Mrs. George from severe bruises. The other machine involved was one belonging to Mr. Hagger of Orange, with whom were two women, each with a baby in arms. Hagger had stopped on the side of the road to repair a tire, with his machine headed toward Fullerton. The other machine was coming south, and it is alleged hit the standing machine head on. None of the occupants in the standing car were injured. Information from the hospital Saturday was to the effect that Cole and George suffered fractured skulls, but the injuries are not dangerous. Mr. and Mrs. George reside at 145 South Olive street, Anaheim, and Mrs. George was brought to her home Saturday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Cole live at the Colonial Apartments, Anaheim. Mrs. Cole is still at the hospital. According to report, the two women in the Hagger machine with babies in their arms, anticipated the collision and hugged the babies to their bosoms. Say! Listen! Pete Wisser and Earl Steadman declare Paul Nicolas is the king of entertainers. Tom Ingram can't understand why people get the habit of conversing in loud tones when witnessing the silent drama, and then reading aloud all the sentences on the screen. Doc Baker is trying to figure out why so many pretty young ladies come to him to have their shoes shined. Herman Noll hands it to you that many competitors in his line are going to look lonesome when he gets steam up in his new venture. Officer Baxter says it's about time for autoists to read up on the new state motor vehicle laws. Obey has his eye on some of the reckless ones. Billy Knott is a staunch advocate of backing up your employer, when he's a good one. Dad Kennedy of the smoke shop is praying for the rains to hold off for awhile. Frank Borth says it's almost enough to send a man to a sanitarium when he has to do his own cooking during the absence of dear wife. George Meyers is thinking of hiring a hall and giving a lecture on landlordism. And The town hated at busy streets guides for those your step, done. The other lights snuffed twenty minutes got busy and what was there been going out late to suit him to see about casion the fast transmission local force like something we Long Beach did in turn plunges ness. These will no doubt serve to emplify would be well such shape to own power ply from the outspeaking about there is a more jure with and the city has b water supply, play safety fi amiss to here would not be other well. A country so funny-bone rocks at some lines up in tha seance. Tur NOTED VISITORS ASSIST AT ELK CEREMONIES (Continued from Page 1) world. He also told of the growth of the Elks lodge, which was established only fifty years ago, and now numbers 1372 lodges, with a membership of 600,000. He said it was one of the most splendid organizations in the world because none but patriotic American citizens could belong to it and only men of good character could join it. In winding up his address he paid a high tribute to Anaheim lodge, stating that its work in increasing its membership to 350 and constructing such a beautiful home in the short space of two and a half years was the most remarkable achievement in the history of Elkdom, and would be known and discussed in every one of the 1372 lodges. Members of the State association present were: M. E. Shannon, Deputy District Grand Exalted Ruler for California, South; Dr. Ralph Hagan, Past President; Harry M. Ticknor, President; James Shanley, Past Grand Esteemed Leading Knight, elected State President at San Diego; Charles Danlon, Chairman of the Board of Trustees; Egbert C. Bangs, Exalted Ruler No. 168; Richard M. Benbough, P. E. R., secretary, San Diego reunion committee; Frank M. Schoonover, secretary; Maj. O. F. Sloat, treasurer; Walter H. Dalton, first vice president; A. E. Hamm, second vice president; A. G. Metz, third vice president; Paul D. Robinson, Tiler George Post, James R. Tyrell, A. M. Barker, trustee; Frank Borth says it's almost enough to send a man to a sanitarium when he has to do his own cooking during the absence of dear wife. George Meyers is thinking of hiring a hall and giving a lecture on landlordism. Charley Federman is of the opinion some of the comedies turned loose should be given the axe. Jim McAuley believes the recent shortage of cars had its good effects for the orange growers. The eastern markets have been pretty well cleaned up and now prices are better. As a film showed a stack of boxes of beer as high as a house going up in smoke in an eastern town where it had been captured, loud and long groans went up from the wet gents. When it comes to entertaining their friends the Elks are in a class all by themselves. Some of the male species are wondering why there are so many pretty blonde girls here; or is it because all blonde girls are pretty? Ben Yorba was seen motoring Sunday afternoon accompanied by one of the prettiest girls in Anaheim. Lamont Goble after getting shaved Sunday morning was asking his friends where the southwest corner of Center and Sycamore could be. Carl Martin was up town Sunday morning and reported everything moving along nicely out his way. Godfrey Stock says the civic center has been downed three times. J. T. Johnson, as he came up street with a big bundle under his arm, confided to his friends that he was bringing home the bacon. Who was so mean as to turn on the water into a lawn sprinkler when praying for the rains to hold off for awhile. Frank Borth says it's almost enough to send a man to a sanitarium when he has to do his own cooking during the absence of dear wife. George Meyers is thinking of hiring a hall and giving a lecture on landlordism. Charley Federman is of the opinion some of the comedies turned loose should be given the axe. Jim McAuley believes the recent shortage of cars had its good effects for the orange growers. The eastern markets have been pretty well cleaned up and now prices are better. As a film showed a stack of boxes of beer as high as a house going up in smoke in an eastern town where it had been captured, loud and long groans went up from the wet gents. When it comes to entertaining their friends the Elks are in a class all by themselves. Some of the male species are wondering why there are so many pretty blonde girls here; or is it because all blonde girls are pretty? Ben Yorba was seen motoring Sunday afternoon accompanied by one of the prettiest girls in Anaheim. Lamont Goble after getting shaved Sunday morning was asking his friends where the southwest corner of Center and Sycamore could be. Carl Martin was up town Sunday morning and reported everything moving along nicely out his way. Godfrey Stock says the civic center has been downed three times. J. T. Johnson, as he came up street with a big bundle under his arm, confided to his friends that he was bringing home the bacon. Who was so mean as to turn on the water into a lawn sprinkler when praying for the rains to hold off for awhile. Frank Borth says it's almost enough to send a man to a sanitarium when he has to do his own cooking during the absence of dear wife. George Meyers is thinking of hiring a hall and giving a lecture on landlordism. Charley Federman is of the opinion some of the comedies turned loose should be given the axe. Jim McAuley believes the recent shortage of cars had its good effects for the orange growers. The eastern markets have been pretty well cleaned up and now prices are better. As a film showed a stack of boxes of beer as high as a house going up in smoke in an eastern town where it had been captured, loud and long groans went up from the wet gents. When it comes to entertaining their friends the Elks are in a class all by themselves. Some of the male species are wondering why there are so many pretty blonde girls here; or is it because all blonde girls are pretty? Ben Yorba was seen motoring Sunday afternoon accompanied by one of the prettiest girls in Anaheim. Lamont Goble after getting shaded Sunday morning was asking his friends where the southwest corner of Center and Sycamore could be. Carl Martin was up town Sunday morning and reported everything moving along nicely out his way. Godfrey Stock says the civic center has been downed three times. J. T. Johnson, as he came up street with a big bundle under his arm, confided to his friends that he was bringing home the bacon. Who was so mean as to turn on the water into a lawn sprinkler when praying for the rains to hold off for awhile. Frank Borth says it's almost enough to send a man to a sanitarium when he has to do his own cooking during the absence of dear wife. George Meyers is thinking of hiring a hall and giving a lecture on landlordism. Charley Federman is of the opinion some of the comedies turned loose should be given the axe. Jim McAuley believes the recent shortage of cars had its good effects for the orange growers. The eastern markets have been pretty well cleaned up and now prices are better. As a film showed a stack of boxes of beer as high as a house going up in smoke in an eastern town where it had been captured, loud and long groans went up from the wet gents. When it comes to entertaining their friends the Elks are in a class all by themselves. Some of the male species are wondering why there are so many pretty blonde girls here; or is it because all blonde girls are pretty? Ben Yorba was seen motoring Sunday afternoon accompanied by one of the prettiest girls in Anaheim. Lamont Goble after getting shaded Sunday morning was asking his friends where the southwest corner of Center and Sycamore could be. Carl Martin was up town Sunday morning and reported everything moving along nicely out his way. Godfrey Stock says the civic center has been downed three times. J. T. Johnson, as he came up street with a big bundle under his arm, confided to his friends that he was bringing home the bacon. Who was so mean as to turn on the water into a lawn sprinkler when praying for the rains to hold off for awhile. Frank Borth says it's almost enough to send a man to a sanitarium when he has to do his own cooking during the absence of dear wife. George Meyers is thinking of hiring a hall and giving a lecture on landlordism. Charley Federman is of the opinion some of the comedies turned loose should be given the axe. Jim McAuley believes the recent shortage of cars had its good effects for the orange growers. The eastern markets have been pretty well cleaned up and now prices are better. As a film showed a stack of boxes of beer as high as a house going up in smoke in an eastern town where it had been captured, loud and long groans went up from the wet gents. When it comes to entertaining their friends the Elks are in a class all by themselves. Some of the male species are wondering why there are so many pretty blonde girls here; or is it because all blonde girls are pretty? Ben Yorba was seen motoring Sunday afternoon accompanied by one of the prettiest girls in Anaheim. Lamont Goble after getting shaded Sunday morning was asking his friends where the southwest corner of Center and Sycamore could be. Carl Martin was up town Sunday morning and reported everything moving along nicely out his way. Godfrey Stock says the civic center has been downed three times. J. T. Johnson, as he came up street with a big bundle under his arm, confided to his friends that he was bringing home the bacon. Who was so mean as to turn on the water into a lawn sprinkler when praying for the rains to hold off for awhile. Frank Borth says it's almost enough to send a man to a sanitarium when he has to do his own cooking during the absence of dear wife. George Meyers is thinking of hiring a hall and giving a lecture on landlordism. Charley Federman is of the opinion some of the comedies turned loose should be given the axe. Jim McAuley believes the recent shortage of cars had its good effects for the orange growers. The eastern markets have been pretty well cleaned up and now prices are better. As a film showed a stack of boxes of beer as high as a house going up in smoke in an eastern town where it had been captured, loud and long groans went up from the wet gents. When it comes to entertaining their friends the Elks are in a class all by themselves. Some of the male species are wondering why there are so many pretty blonde girls here; or is it because all blonde girls are pretty? Ben Yorba was seen motoring Sunday afternoon accompanied by one of the prettiest girls in Anaheim. Lamont Goble after getting shaded Sunday morning was asking his friends where the southwest corner of Center and Sycamore could be。 Carl Martin was up town Sunday morning and reported everything moving along nicely out his way。 Godfrey Stock says the civic center has been downed three times。 J. T. Johnson, as he came up street with a big bundle under his arm, confided to his friends that he was bringing home the bacon。 Who was so mean as to turn on the water into a lawn sprinkler when praying for the rains to hold off for awhile. Frank Borth says it's almost enough to send a man to a sanitarium when he has to do his own cooking during the absence of dear wife." George Meyers is thinking of hiring a hall and giving a lecture on landlordism. Charley Federman is of the opinion some of the comedies turned loose should be given the axe. Jim McAuley believes the recent shortage of cars had its good effects for the orange growers. The eastern markets have been pretty well cleaned up and now prices are better. As a film showed a stack of boxes of beer as high as a house going up in smoke in an eastern town where it had been captured, loud and long groans went up from the wet gents. When it comes to entertaining their friends the Elks are in a class all by themselves. Some of the male species are wondering why there are so many pretty blonde girls here; or is it because all blonde girls are pretty? Ben Yorba was seen motoring Sunday afternoon accompanied by one of the prettiest girls in Anaheim. Lamont Goble after getting shaded Sunday morning was asking his friends where the southwest corner of Center and Sycamore could be。 Carl Martin was up town Sunday morning and reported everything moving along nicely out his way。 Godfrey Stock says the civic center has been downed three times。 J. T. Johnson, as he came up street with a big bundle under his arm, confided to his friends that he was bringing home the bacon。 Who was so mean as to turn on the water into a lawn sprinkler when praying for the rains to hold off for awhile." Frank Borth says it's almost enough to send a man to a sanitarium when he has to do his own cooking during the absence of dear wife." George Meyers is thinking of hiring a hall and giving a lecture on landlordism。 Charley Federman is of the opinion some of the comedies turned loose should be given the axe。 Jim McAuley believes the recent shortage of cars had its good effects for the orange growers. The eastern markets have been pretty well cleaned up and now prices are better." As a film showed a stack of boxes of beer as high as a house going up in smoke in an eastern town where it had been captured, loud and long groans went up from the wet gents." When it comes to entertaining their friends the Elks are in a class all by themselves. Some of the male species are wondering why there are so many pretty blonde girls here; or is it because all blonde girls are pretty? Ben Yorba was seen motoring Sunday afternoon accompanied by one of the prettiest girls in Anaheim. Lamont Goble after getting shaded Sunday morning was asking his friends where the southwest corner of Center and Sycamore could be。 Carl Martin was up town Sunday morning and reported everything moving along nicely out his way。 Godfrey Stock says the civic center has been downed three times。 J. T. Johnson, as he came up街上 street with a big bundle under his arm, confided to his friends that he was bringing home the bacon。 Who was so mean as to turn on the water into a lawn sprinkler when praying for the rains to hold off for awhile." President at San Diego; Charles Danton, Chairman of the Board of Trustees; Egbert C. Bangs, Exalted Ruler No. 168; Richard M. Benbough, P. E. R., secretary, San Diego reunion committee; Frank M. Schoonover, secretary; Maj. O. F. Sloat, treasurer; Walter H. Dalton, first vice president; A. E. Hamm, second vice president; A. G. Metz, third vice president; Paul D. Robinson, Tiler George Post, James R. Tyrell, A. M. Barker, trustees; Charles S. Bateman, sergeant-at-arms. Never in the history of Elkdom, especially in a city of this size, has a lodge grown so rapidly or its members undertaken the task of building such a splendid home within two and a half years of its birth. The new temple will be situated on the state boulevard where it will be seen and admired by thousands of tourists who pass every day. It will stand as a monument to the enterprise and progress of this community. The building and grounds on which it stands will cost the Elks more than $100,000. The beautiful structure itself will cost at least $85,000 and possibly more. The Josephine Weisel property on the corner of Los Angeles and Sycamore, was purchased for $13,500. This lot has a frontage of 181 feet on Los Angeles and 201 on Sycamore. The Schmidt property in the rear, facing Sycamore, has a frontage of 50 feet and cost $3500. This lot was added so the building could be set back far enough to spare the magnificent trees, among the stateliest in Anaheim, which adorn the front lawn of the Weisel property. It is understood that the Weisel house has been sold for a good figure, and will be immediately moved off. Anaheim Gazette, per year, $1.50, payable in advance. Godfrey Stock says the civic center has been downed three times. J. T. Johnson, as he came up street with a big bundle under his arm, confided to his friends that he was bringing home the bacon. Who was so mean as to turn on the water into a lawn sprinkler when a lot of ladies and gents were sitting around nearby the other afternoon on North Los Angeles street? Those graceful and handsome water nymphs as beheld upon the silver screen continue to make the bald-headed rows popular. A couple of gents the other evening were trying to figure out why Monday was a holiday. In trying to designate it, one picked everything from Armistice Day to Fourth of July, while the other said it was owing to the prospect of people burying the hatchet. Anaheim sportsmen are going to fight the provision in the new motor law prohibiting shooting on the public highway. Heretofore they have shot duck flying across the road from one gun club preserve to another and don't propose to have the privilege taken away from them without making a vigorous effort to retain it. They are raising a fund to defend any person arrested for violating the provision. The gun clubs tried to have this section embodied in the game law, but was killed by Assemblyman Eden, and afterward slipped through with the motor vehicle law. Representative braska, has intrigued a bill to prevent lumber during construction. He pled United States board feet of lumber in June, 1919, that this should not impair operation of buildings. ANAHEIM GAZETTE en! headman dekking of enstand why versing in the silent oud all the figure out dies come shined. so you that we are going gets steam about time in the new Obe has less ones. advocate of when he's like shop is old off for most enough rium when ing during of hiring e on land- And They Say The town has had white lines painted at busy street intersections as guides for those on the hoof. Watch your step, don't be a jay-walker. The other evening when the electric lights snuffed out for a period of about twenty minutes one of the city trustees got busy and hastened around to see what was the matter. The lights had been going out all too frequently of late to suit him and he was determined to see about it. Upon the latter occasion the fault lay in the incoming transmission service over which the local force had no control. It is said something went wrong over on the Long Beach distributing circuit which in turn plunged things here in darkness. These unpleasant occurrences will no doubt always happen, but they serve to emphasize the fact that it would be well for the city to be in such shape to pick up service in its own power plant when handicapped from the outside source. And while speaking about a shortage of light, there is a more important unit to conjure with and that is water. So far the city has been lucky regarding its water supply, but it is always well to play safety first, and it may not be amiss to here state that perhaps it would not be a bad idea to sink an other well. A country scribe who jerries out the funny-bone column of his rag heaves rocks at some of the guys here who lined up in the "No" list in a recent seance. Turn over, you're on your IN THE OIL FIELD (From Brea Progress) October is breaking all records made during the past year for wells drilling by starting off with 125 wells. The best previous record was made in September when 120 wells were registered as drilling. The daily production continues to climb until the field now shows a little more than 83,000 barrels. The output of the several properties of the field is holding its own with remarkable uniformity. The Baldwin and Murphy properties of the Standard Oil Company are still producing more than half of the combined output of the southern field. The Union Oil Company's Stearns, Hole and Graham-Loftus leases show very small declines in production. The Union's big well, Chapman No. 1, still holds its own at more than 4000 a day after flowing for six months. After battling with the heaving sand and cleaning out constantly for six weeks the Amalgamated Oil Company is drilling and making new hole at Ibbitson No. 1. The drill is working in brown shale at 3176 feet. No indications of oil have been struck at yet. Yorba No. 1 is drilling in the oil sand at 2743 feet and is looking quite encouraging. On the Breen, the Amalgamated's new property in the Richfield district, the drilling is going on a little slow on account of the hard drilling struck commence drilling, 2-5 is rotating and shows 1000 feet of hole, 2-6 is building a rig, and 2-7 is grading for a rig site. In connection with the well work the Standard is rushing the work on the completion of a new well and up to date camp. The Kraemer property at the present time has all the appearance of a Texas field for speed. The Chapman gusher, the big well that started all the excitement in the Richfield-Yorba field, has produced since the time it came in the latter part of March a million and a quarter barrels of 27 gravity oil. The well today is flowing quietly and puts its 4200 barrels into the receiving tanks every day, making it the greatest producing well in the state of California today. Justified by the wonderful performance of Chapman No. 1 the Union Oil Company continues to lead off with the development work in the Richfield-Yorba district with wells drilling on eight different properties. Chapman No. 3 is drilling in the conglomerate at 2525, Chapman No. 4 has the lumber on the ground for the rig, and No. 5 is drilling in the conglomerate at 1600 feet. The Union's Dickson No. 1 is making hole in the conglomerate at 1500. McFadden No. 1 is drilling at 2200 feet in sandy shale. The Morse well still continues in the conglomerate and shows close to 1100 feet of hole. A fishing job on the Newell is keeping the well from making new hole, after 700 feet had been made. the city has been lucky regarding its water supply, but it is always well to play safety first, and it may not be amiss to here state that perhaps it would not be a bad idea to sink another well. A country scribe who jerries out the funny-bone column of his rag heaves rocks at some of the guys here who lined up in the "No" list in a recent seance. Turn over, you're on your back. The city trustees and officials have been prevailed upon to have their pictures taken, the same to be used as the official personnel in a write-up featuring this city in a forthcoming fraternal publication. Quite a number of the gentlemen who mustered up courage to face the camera man are said to be good looking, and there was no apparent injury to the delicate lens possible when they posed. But as the photographer worked down the line he encountered personages among the city hall attaches that made him pause, so it is reported, and for the time being was up against a condition that caused him some concern. He did not care to subject his photographing apparatus to any undue risk, and the story goes that a piece of gauze was placed before the optical instrument to reduce the shock in recording the counterfeit presentiment of one of the bunch. Just who he was could not be learned after a most diligent inquiry. And it is further alleged that another official insisted on having his picture taken with a week's growth of beard, which is the time limit he now allows to elapse between shaves owing to the high cost of things. This gentleman, however, was prevailed upon to blow himself for a shave and finally the cameraman caught him, and he proved to be one of the handsomest among the whole outfit. Knowing ones about the city hall insist that another of their cronies desired to pose with his pipe in his mouth, but of course the picture man would not stand for it, and the corn cob smoking utensil was laid aside for the time being. Late in the day most all the hombres had been rounded up and properly branded, but at the evening session of the solons the Elk rep The Clark Oil Company's Hugo Wetzel, drilling at 3000 feet, is showing up as good as any well in the field at this depth. It is the intention of the management to set a string of pipe soon. Success on the Clark well will extend the field three-fourths of a mile eastward and make the Fullerton Oil Company's Anaheim lease look good. The Richfield-Yorba Oil Company, one of the latest concerns, has an ambitious development program marked out according to a report received here today. It is the intention of the new company to start three new wells instead of one as originally planned. Lumber is on the ground for the first well, but the work has been halted by the scarcity of rig builders. The Standard Oil Company's Anaheim Union No. 1, drilling at Yorba Linda, is now as far as can be learnd the deepest well drilling in Southern California. At 4640 feet the tools are digging in hard sand and there are no more indications of oil at this depth than at the time the well started drilling. The well even though it proves a dry hole will add in a large measure to the geological knowledge of the field. After bailing and cleaning out at the Collins well for a month the Standard Oil Company finds the condition of the well about the same. Sand seems to heave in about as fast as it can be bailed out, and until this condition is overcome no production can be hoped for. However, there is 2000 feet of oil in the hole, and as soon as the sand can be cleared the well should make a the handsomest among the whole outfit. Knowing ones about the city hall insist that another of their cronies desired to pose with his pipe in his mouth, but of course the picture man would not stand for it, and the corn cob smoking utensil was laid aside for the time being. Late in the day most all the hombres had been rounded up and properly branded, but at the evening session of the solons the Elk representative appeared and announced that a couple of side-steppers were still missing, but that he would be on hand bright and early next morning, hog-tie them and get their pictures even if he had to call the police. A thief stole a coat and in his hasty getaway put on the garment as he ran, hotly pursued by the officer. When the cop drew his gun to shoot the fleeing burglar the owner of the garment, came forth, and in a state of mind bordering upon desperation, called out—"Shoot 'em low, officer—shoot 'em low—the coat belongs to me!" The gas carriages still continue to bang into each other. Many drivers ought to be ruled off the track. Representative A. W. Jefferis, of Nebraska, has introduced in the Mouse a bill to prevent the exportation of lumber during the period of reconstruction. He points out that the United States exported 1,077,973,000 board feet of lumber in the year ending in June, 1919. He is of the opinion that this should be used for the development of building in the United States. After bailing and cleaning out at the Collins well for a month the Standard Oil Company finds the condition of the well about the same. Sand seems to heave in about as fast as it can be bailed out, and until this condition is overcome no production can be hoped for. However, there is 2000 feet of oil in the hole, and as soon as the sand can be cleared the well should make a good pumper. The gravity of the oil is around 16. The Standard's Kraemer No. 2 property is now the scene of rush work in development. Five new wells are under way and the work is in all stages. Kraemer 2-3 is building rig. 2-4 is rigging up for the rotary and about to PLENTY OF JAZZ, DANCING AND GOOD EATS AT THE JEWEL SEAL TOWER SEAL BEACH There has never been a drowning in the surf at Seal Beach. 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GOVERNMENT BACON SALE! enty thousand pounds of surplus on purchased by the War Departt has been alloted to Anaheim for to the people, and is now being posed of at 23c Per Pound No. 178 West Center St. (Valencia el Building.) Don't delay. It is g rapidly. Sold in lots of 12 lbs. more. On sale from 2 to 5 p. m. n day.