oc-plain-dealer 1919-03-21

NEWS FROM BREA AND OILFIELDS Mrs. Rosalie Rankin spent Sunday and Monday visiting friends in Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Schuppert were Los Angeles visitors over Sunday. Mr. H. E. Ford and family, of Huntington Park, spent Sunday with Mrs. W. W. Davis. W. J. Yarrow addressed the mem- RADIATOR TROUBLE? RUTLEDGE REPAIRS RADIATORS Satisfaction Guaranteed Santa Ann, Cal. Public Weighing ANAHEIM FEED AND FUEL CO. Feed Wood Coal Seeds ROSIN SPRAY 220 West Center St. bers of the Brea local Union Oil Workers, last Thursday night. Mrs. Anna Pope was the recipient of a new piano from Salt Lake City last Monday. Mrs. C. O. Machl, of Los Angeles, visited Monday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Smith. Mrs. Jesse Mitchell spent the first of the week in Los Angeles visiting her mother, Mrs. E. G. Chaddock. Mrs. Maude J. Nash, of Santa Ana is spending the week with Mrs. J. D. McKean at her residence on the Tecumseh Petroleum lease. Little Katherine Mitchell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. H Mitchell, who is confined to her home with measles is reported doing nicely. Mr. and Mrs. John T. Salveson and Mr. and Mrs. Julius Deitzel spent Sunday in the metropolis of Los Angeles county. M. L. Bowser, night foreman for the Union Oil Company at La Merced, was a Brea visitor last Friday. He formerly resided on the Graham & Loftus, but moved to Montebello when the Union opened the La Merced property. Geo. W. Bird, for a number of years one of the leading citizens of Brea, but now a resident of San Dimas, was here Monday. Mr. Bird will build two derricks for the Santa Fe Oil Co. in the new Chapman field. There were about 35 people to at- Quick Sales Small Profits The Sam Hill Cash Stores 7 STORES 7 Santa Ana—Tustin—Orange—Anaheim—Garden Grove. Prices the same at All Stores Fancy Idaho Potatoes, per cwt. $2.20 White or Yellow Corn Meal, 10-lb. sack 50¢ Fisher’s Blend Flour, 49-lb sack $3.00 Globe A-1 Flour, 49-lb sack $3.15 Armour’s or Libby Milk, 2 cans 25¢ Carnation, Alpine, Sego, Borden’s Milk, per can 13¢ Federal Milk, small size, per can 6¢ Quail Brand Corn, per can 16¢ King Bird Salmon, tall pint, per can 16¢ Pafco Minced Salmon, No. 1 flat, 2 cans 25¢ Flap Jack, small 15c; large 30¢ Encore Pancake, small 15c; large 30¢ Pure Eastern Buckwheat, per lb. 10¢ Kellogg’s Corn Flakes, pkg. 12¢ Suetene, large pail $2.20 Valencia Lard, large pail $2.65 Pure Lard, bulk, lb 30¢ Compound, block, lb 24¢ Calumet Baking Powder, lb. can 23¢ Rumford Baking Powder, lb. can 24¢ K. C. Baking Powder, 25-oz. can 20¢ Ever Ready Shaker Salt, 2 lb. pkg. 5¢ Ben Hur Soap, 10 bars 53¢ White King Soap, 10 bars 53£ Tree Tea, 1-2 lb., 25c; 1 lb. 49£ Soda Crackers, per lb. 14¢ Rex Pork and Beans, No. 1 can, 11c; No. 1 1-2 can 14¢ Pass the rest and buy the best from SAM HILL CASH STORES 110 East Center St. Anaheim Soda Crackers, per lb. 14¢ Rex Pork and Beans, No. 1 can, 11c; No. 1 1-2 can 14¢ Pass the rest and buy the best from SAM HILL CASH STORES 110 East Center St. Anaheim INCREASE YOUR CROPS BY USING— Hauser's Organic Fertilizers All High Grade Animal Matter 100 Per Cent Fertilizer Especially adapted to Orange County Soils--Prompt Deliveries. See — CARL J. SWEETERS Phone 94J Anaheim Late Popular S 11 SCHMIDT MUS The Orange County Plain Dealer, Anaheim, Calif. a local Union Oil Thursday night. pep was the recipient from Salt Lake City ehl, of Los Angeles, with her parents, Mr. Smith. Mitchell spent the first Los Angeles visiting E. E. G. Chaddock. Nash, of Santa Ana week with Mrs. J. D. residence on the Team lease. Mitchell, daughter R. H. Mitchell, who home with measles nicely. John T. Salveson and cullus Deitzel spent Metropolis of Los Annight foreman for company at La Merced. for last Friday. He on the Graham & ed to Montebello opened the La Merfor a number of leading citizens of resident of San Dinday. Mr. Bird will for the Santa Fe New Chapman field. about 35 people to attend the Christian Endeavor last Sunday night at the Congregational church, and a very excellent and interesting program was rendered. Miss Deborah McVeigh was the delightful leader. Mesdames R. Gerke, M. Fischel, R. Bodkin, J. W. Wernitt and daughter Irene, W. A. Burley and son Elmer of Los Angeles, and Mrs. Clara Deitzel of Puente constituted the visiting members of a delightful house party at the home of Mrs. Julius Deitzel last week. C. W. Rist and family, a former resident of Brea, is back again from Fellows, Calif., where he has been for the past four years and is now residing on Butler Hill Stearns lease. Mr. Rist says it is almost like living in paradise to get back to Brea from the desert. District Councilman C. G. Kinsler went to Bakersfield Sunday night to attend a session of the oil workers council relative to the new wage scale handed down to the new Federal board two weeks ago. It is understood there are some clauses in the scale which are not as yet agreed upon by the workers. J. D. Sievers has been selected to represent the Brea-La Habra district as a member of the Union High school board, which election occurs Friday, March 28. It is thought he will receive the unanimous vote of the people for this office. Clarence, the little son of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Bloomberg, is now reported convalescing in a Los Angeles hospital. C. W. Sherwood, representing the Pacific Car Demurrage Bureau of San Francisco, called on Pacific agents in Mt. Vineau Tuesday days with a mashed foot as a result of having dropped a heavy oil line valve on it. L. G. Lautzenhiser, of the firm of Olmstead & Gillelen, civil engineers of Los Angeles, was in Brea Monday investigating business prospects in his line. The regular meeting of the Womans International Label League was held last Monday night and plans were made for a special meeting to be held next Monday evening at which time a special address will be given by some one yet to be secured. The newly elected officers will also be installed, after which a social hour will be enjoyed. The Petroleum Santa Fe—discount new property that has been devoting drilling of the old wells are now previously deeper show large increases. The General concern that is to develop work company has a lot property and is makingations for drilling. The Amalgamate to 2250 feet, at Iris Kramer field, he well will be allow- Gary Moti ANAHEIM The Liberty Garage now has the agency heim and vicinity and it is the highest are proud to be able to offer them for dion axles, Tuthill Titanic Springs, Full and Pierce governors, Parish and Bing as a member of the Union High school board, which election occurs Friday, March 28. It is thought he will receive the unanimous vote of the people for this office. Clarence, the little son of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Bloomberg, is now reported convalescing in a Los Angeles hospital. C. W. Sherwood, representing the Pacific Car Demurrage Bureau of San Francisco, called on Pacific Agent J. M. Kinsey Tuesday. Mr. Ernest Robinson and Mrs. Clifton Robinson, of Los Angeles, spent Sunday with the families of Mrs. M. A. Robinson and Mrs. George McCubrey. Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Huddleston, Marvin Weightman, Miss Gertrude Wein and Mrs. W. F. Von Breyman spent Sunday at Orange County park. Dan Chapman, an old-timer in the Brea field, is back with us again. He has taken up his residence in one of the Brown and Pickering bungalows on Pomona avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Will Blakemore, formerly of Brea, but recently of Mari-copa, are back and will make this their future home, residing with Mrs. Blackmore's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Fife. Jack Golden, a well puller for the Birch Oil Company, met with a painful accident Wednesday wherein he was struck over the left eye with a break lever, necessitating several stitches by Dr. Parrett. Miss Elsie Gray, who has been spending a few weeks with her sister, Mrs. J. M. Kinsey, went to Pomona Monday, where she will work at her profession as a trained nurse. Rev. and Mrs. Daniel T. Thomas, of Los Angeles, were in Brea, Monday, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Nicklet on Orange-ave. Rev. Thomas is pastor of the Garvanza Congregational church. There was a big crowd and a fine time enjoyed by those who attended the St. Patrick's dance given by the Lady Maccabees in Sewell ball last Friday night, while the ladies netted about $16 receipts. D. W. Thompson is now a resident of Los Angeles, i.e., he spends his nights there. Mr. Thompson moved to the big burg last Saturday. He is now traveling to and from the city by bus. James Till was busy handling out high priced compressed cabbage leaves a few days ago. The Liberty Garage now has the agent heim and vicinity and it is the highest are proud to be able to offer them for don axles, Tuthill Titanic Springs, Full and Pierce governors, Parish and Bing Demonstrator will be here in a few ed, whether you are interested or not for every purpose from the 1-ton mod Liberty 205 South Los Angeles St. Architectsofth IN the erection of a large building his own work has two plans or work or so-called "cost" basis the cost of building on the first plan buying ability of the owner and th of the workmen. Experience has proven the fallacy of this plan and the modern method is to engage the services of an architect of established reputation and have him draw plans, let contracts at the most favorable price and oversee the work, receiving for his services a fixed commission. In this way all cost is predetermined and the owner is assured a building that is erected in accordance with specifications. There is an individual responsibility upon the successful architect to eliminate waste and extravagance. The the St. Patrick's dance given by the Lady Maccabees in Sewell ball last Friday night, while the ladies netted about $16 receipts. D. W. Thompson is now a resident of Los Angeles, i.e., he spends his nights there. Mr. Thompson moved to the big burg last Saturday. He is now traveling to and from the city by bus. James Till was busy handling out high priced compressed cabbage leaves a few days ago. A baby daughter arrived at the Till home and now Jimmie is the happiest man in town. See him and his smile. James Pickering took a run up to Simi, Ventura County, last Sunday and spent the day with his old friend, Joe Rupp. The trip was made in the big Hudson and good time was made both coming and going. C. C. Julian, superintendent of the Tecumseh Petroleum Co., who has been at Maricopa for the past two weeks superintending the construction of a new pipe line, returned last Friday to his work here. Messrs. G. W.-Ault, of Kirkland, Ill., and W. M. Foster, of Fairdale, Ill., were in brea Monday making enquiries into the oil industry of this section. They have extensive oil holdings in Texas and other eastern states. W. D. Kneiper, employed by the Union Company, is laid up for a few ar Sheet Music, 10 cts. = 11 copies for $1.00 = MUSIC CO. = 136 West The Petroleum Development Co—Santa Fe—discontinued drilling on new property three months ago and has been devoting attention to the redrilling of the old producers. Two old wells are now deepening. Wells previously deepened by redrilling show large increases in production. The General ePtroleum is another concern that is speeding up its development work in the Kramer. This company has a lease on the Wilson property and is making rapid preparations for drilling. The Amalgamated, after drilling to 2250 feet, at Ibbitson No.1, in the Kramer field, has cemented. The well will be allowed to stand for a couple of weeks. The formation at the time of cementing was brown shale, with oil indications rather good. On the Yorba property the Amalgamated has a new rig going up, and expects to start drilling in a few days. The redrilling of Kramer No.1 from 2700 to 2900 feet, the present depth, indicates strongly the greater richness of the deeper sands. This well is looking exceptionally good, an dwhen completed will be good for 300 barrels. Kramer No.2 continues to produce almost three hundred barrels of oil that is practically free from impurities of any kind. Ben Barter, Cement Pipe, Pac 175R1 Motor Trucks AHEIM AGENCY now has the agency for the Gary Motor Truck for Ana- it is the highest standardized truck built, we naturally to offer them for sale. They contain a Buda Motor, Shelanic Springs, Fuller or Warner Transmission, Duplex, Parish and Bingham frames.. now has the agency for the Gary Motor Truck for Anal it is the highest standardized truck built, we naturally to offer them for sale. They contain a Buda Motor, Shellanic Springs, Fuller or Warner Transmission, Duplex , Parish and Bingham frames. Home Is Driven by the Gary Worm The Rear Axle---Sheldon Made will be here in a few days, and your inspection is requestinterested or not. Come and see it. Look it over. A size from the 1-ton model "F" to the V-Special 5-ton machine. Forty Garage James St. Phone 452 ectsoftheFruitBusiness of a large building the man who is busily engaged in has two plans of operation to consider. The day called "cost" basis and the contract plan. Obviously ing on the first plan would depend entirely upon the the owner and the competency and conscientiousness ven the fallacy of modern method is to of an architect of ton and have him tracts at the most oversee the work, services a fixed comly all cost is predeowner is assured a deted in accordance dual responsibility architect to elimxtravagance. The mental that must be considered in figuring "cost" of marketing. What the grower wants is profits and the way he can secure them is by marketing his crop through the selling agent that operates as the architect— on a basis of specific charges, thus seccuring better results. Stewart Fruit Company is an architect of the California fresh fruit industry. This organization is packing or marketing the products of many of the largest growers upon the basis of predetermined costs and fixed commission What the grower wants is profits and the way he can secure them is by marketing his crop through the selling agent that operates as the architect—on a basis of specific charges, thus securing better results. Stewart Fruit Company is an architect of the California fresh fruit industry. This organization is packing or marketing the products of many of the largest growers upon the basis of predetermined costs and fixed commission. As the earnings of the Stewart Fruit Company increase in proportion to the better prices and greater profits secured for the grower, it is obvious that every effort is made to always get the highest price for the grower's fruit. It is for this reason that large numbers of independent growers have continued to market their fruit through this company for the past fifteen years. Stewart "Signal Selling Service" at specific and reasonable rates is open to small as well as large growers. Art Fruit Company Expert Fruit Packers and Distributors GENERAL OFFICES Los Angeles—Central Building Francisco—Wells-Fargo Express Building [Number Two] of a Series]