oc-plain-dealer 1919-03-31

Anaheim Has The Most C The Orange LEADING VOL. XXI, 116 This Paper Accepts All Advertising on the Understanding That Its Circulation Equals Any Two Others in This P. YORBA LINDA PLANS ANOTHER SERVICE UPON EASTER MORN YORBA LINDA, Mar. 31.—Special Once again the Easter time draws near, bringing with it thoughts of the Cruxification and Resurrection, and memory goes back a year to that beautiful sunrise service at Linda Vista Park on Reservoir Hill, Yorba Linda, few there were who attended that wonderful service who have not felt the inspiration and uplift that still lingers with its memories. Many times throughout the past year, the reverent throng waiting on that matchless hill top watched patiently for the first gleam of the rising sun to voice their adoration of the Savior and their glory in the resurrection and now with Easter only three weeks away we are pleased to announce that once again our invincible musical leader, Mrs. Carl Seaman is preparing another musical and devotional program, that bids fair to excel the previous event if such a thing is possible. STEWART FRUIT CO. SALE TOPS MARKET The Stewart Fruit Company reports the sale of Orchard brand navels in New York, March 28th at $5.00—this price being 40c per box more than any other brand sold that day, regardless of grade or district. BAXTER WILL PIPE 500-ACRE RANCH The R. Y. Dominguez ranch of between 500 and 600 acres, 2 1-3 miles east of Yorba, is to be set out solidly to Valencias. At one time the Dominguez ranch was the largest vineyard in Orange-co. The vines have all been torn out. Ben Baxter has been given the contract for installing modern cement irrigation piping through the big tract. NEW S.P. CHAUFFEUR W. Faust, Jr., is the new engineer on the S.P. motor car from here to Los Angeles. He will make his home here. Faust's father, now retired, is one of the oldest S.P. engineers. that matchless hill top watched patiently for the first gleam of the rising sun to voice their adoration of the Savior and their glory in the resurrection and now with Easter only three weeks away we are pleased to announce that once again our invincible musical leader, Mrs. Carl Seaman is preparing another musical and devotional program, that bids fair to excel the previous event if such a thing is possible. Soloist Selected Soon The soloist for the occasion has not as yet been selected, but this matter will be definitely settled within a few days which will complete the program. Mr. Roy Knight, cornetist, will render the Holy City, and Dr. Marsh has been selected as the principle speaker. Dr. Marsh is well known throut this section and has only recently returned to his home here after many months service in the pulpit of a Glendale church. Community Singing Arrangements have been made for community singing of appropriate hymns, the words of which will be printed on leaflets so that all can join in singing to the praise and glory of our risen Lord. Remember the time, the place and the date, at Sunrise in Yorba Linda on Easter morning. The community of Yorba Linda takes this opportunity to extend to all surrounding towns a cordial invitation to join them in their annual praise service. CARD FROM COLLINS Richard Dugdale has received a card from J. B. Collings, former Fargo agent here. It is dated from France March 5 and arrived here with 20 days. Collings says by the time Dugdale received the card he would be on the briny deep enroute home. EXPECTS BIG YEAR: "Captain!" Holloway, of Holloway's Camp, Big Bear Lake, was in town Saturday. He expects the biggest season the lake has ever seen. About 12 feet of snow has fallen, insuring plenty of water. M. E. CHURCH NOTICES The Sunday-School board will meet this evening at the home of Misses Walker, East North. NEW S.P. CHAUFFEUR W. Faust, Jr., is the new engineer on the S. P. motor car from here to Los Angeles. He will make his home here. Faust's father, now retired, is one of the oldest S. P. engineers, running from Los Angeles thru Anafor many years. STAFF IS INCREASED George Dunton, Ford and Fordson agent, is increasing his staff of mechanics, having put in the last few days V. T. Smith, A. Ranker and V. J. Leavitt of Anaheim and B. H. Holsworth and Walter Davis of Fullerton. NEW SUNKIST SIGN The big frescoed Sunkist orange on the front of the Anaheim & Orange Assn. packing house now stands out with a glided coating. The familiar Sunkist slogan also is apparent. The stem of the orange is in green. RALLY, OKLAHOMANS! President Milton Bryan, of the Oklahoma Association of Southern California, bids all loyal Oklahomaans to meet for the great annual picnic reunion, all day, Saturday, April 5th, in Sycamore Grove, Los Angeles. EXCHANGE PRODUCTS The sign on the marmalade factory has been changed to "Exchange Products Co." F. K. Gdeswell did the work. 71ST ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Beebe, of E. Santa Ana-st, were pleasantly surprised on Friday about noon when a number of their intimate friends gathered at their home to help celebrate the 71st birthday anniversary of Mr. Beebe. The guests brought well filled baskets and soon a delicious dinner was enjoyed. Following this all enjoyed a social afternoon, and before departing all wished Mr. Beebe many happy returns of the day. Those in the party were Mr. and Mrs. R. Sweet, Mr. and Mrs. Lucian Sweet In night he dreaded lights whichery city.came in there waster how maneuverssearchlightthe next li EXPECTS BIG YEAR "Captain" Holloway, of Holloway's Camp, Big Bear Lake, was in town Saturday. He expects the biggest season the lake has ever seen. About 12 feet of snow has fallen, insuring plenty of water. M. E. CHURCH NOTICES The Sunday-School board will meet this evening at the home of Misses Walker, East North-st. Choir practice tomorrow evening. All members urged to be present. The members of the official board will meet Wednesday evening after prayer meeting. The Ladies Aid will meet Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. W. Wagner, Jr. Autos will be at the church at 2 p.m. The Epworth League will give a social at the home of the pastor Dr. J. F. Humphrey, 324 East Broadway on Friday evening. W. C. T. U. COUNTY CONVENTION The Orange County W. C. T. U. will hold the thirtieth annual county convention in Orange on Tuesday, April 5th, in the Christian church. On account of the state convention of the W. C. T. U. meetings in Santa Ana, May 27-31, only one day's county convention will be held. Reports of officers, superintendents, presidents, election of officers and other business will be the order of the day, although other features of the program are being planned. Let the New York Life Insurance Co. protect your loved ones. See J. Lleyd Moore, 104 E. Center. When glasses are needed, see Geo. L. Dietrich, 16 yrs., experience. F. & M. Bank Bldg., Fullerton, Calif. DOUCHERTY IS DEAD Succumbing to injuries received when his automobile was struck by a Pacific Electric car at the crossing in Garden Grove, Earl Dougherty, Times and Examiner agent at the above place, passed away at the Anaheim sanitarium Saturday afternoon at 1 o'clock. The Inquest was held at the chapel of Backs & Terry this morning at 10 o'clock. The deceased was 28 years of age, married and leaves besides a widow three small children. LESLIE SELLS STORE Leslie's Racket Store was sold today to N. Karnofsky a well known and wealthy merchant of Los Angeles who will continue the business. Mr. Karnofsky took charge of the store today. There are many bargains offered in the classified columns of The Plain Dealer. Someone has something to sell that you want. Most Convenient Shopping District In Orange County Plain Dale LEADING NEWSPAPER IN NORTHERN ORANGE COUNTY LYTTLE, WINNER CROIX DE GUERRE, IN CITY TODAY Moody Lyttle, bearing a Croix de Guerre which he won as a member of the British Flying squadron that dropped food from airplanes to the "Lost Battalion" in the Argonne Forest, today is greeting old friends in Anaheim, where he is well remembered as the very live proprietor of Moody's Cash Grocery of pre-war times. Moody was in the flying service in Flanders for nine months with the Royal Flying Corps, being transferred to the British forces when the American army had no planes. Of the 400 who went over with his squadron, 150 were left behind in Flanders fields, a large number of the casualties being due to the fact that the young American trained aviators were given Italian Caproni pusher-type airplanes when they were acquainted solely with tractors. Many, or course were shot down. Many Thrilling Incidents KRAMER OIL FIELD BUSIEST SECTION IN CALIF. NOW The busiest and most active field anywhere in the state is the new Kramer field opened by the advent of the Union Oil Company's gusher on the Chapman ranch east of Placentia. Two of the largest oil companies in the state are rushing development work at top speed, and many smaller companies are making frantic efforts to keep up with the fast pace. Ton new wells have been staked off. Lumber is being put on the ground in truck lots and derricks are springing up all over the field. After flowing for several days and producing oil at the rate of 4000 barrels daily the big union Oil Gusher on the Chapman ranch sanded up last week. Tools run in the hole revealed a peculiar and unusual condition. Due to Gas Pressure The drillers began cleaning out at the 500 foot level and went down past the 2000 foot mark taking out sand and shale. ANOTHER TRUCK Anaheim will have freight and express line Angeles to Santa Ana. C. C. S. Kent are the pro Boyd has obtained the city council for a perate thru the city. It have a freight depot here pany will cover two round Whittier, Fullerton and the other thru Norwalk, and Garden Grove. MILLIONAIRE A PRESIDENT V ANAHEIM SAT A. B. Bartholomew president of the Avery facturing company of Peck in Anaheim Saturday as Manager Edw. L. Olmstedery Company of Orange County. The activity shown by Olmstead who has received loads totalling 30 Avery month, has attracted the interest from Avery official BUFFEUR new engineer from here to take his home new retired, is engineers thru AnaREASED land Fordson and Fordson the last few maker and V. B. H. HolsERY of Fuller SIGN at orange on & Orange stands out the familiar parent. The green. DOMANS! of the Southern kishomans annual picnic April 5th, Angeles. DUCTS made factory change Pro did the ERSARY debe, of E. santly sun when aite friends help cele-anniversary is brought in a delicil-Following afternoon, wished Mr. of the day, and Mrs. and Mrs. Brian Sweet DUCTTS made factory change Pro did the ERSARY debe, of E. santly sun when aite friends help cele-anniversary is brought in a delicil-Following afternoon, wished Mr. of the day, and Mrs. and Mrs. Brian Sweet BUFFEUR new engineer from here to take his home new retired, is engineers thru AnaRELEASED land Fordson and Fordson the last few maker and V. B. H. HolsERY of Fuller SIGN at orange on & Orange stands out the familiar parent. The green. DOMANS! of the Southern kishomans annual picnic April 5th, Angeles. DUCTS made factory change Pro did the ERSARY debe, of E. santly sun when aite friends help cele-anniversary is brought in a delicil-Following afternoon, wished Mr. of the day, and Mrs. and Mrs. Brian Sweet BUFFEUR new engineer from here to take his home new retired, is engineers thru AnaRELEASED land Fordson and Fordson the last few maker and V. B. H. HolsERY of Fuller SIGN at orange on & Orange stands out the familiar parent. The green. DOMANS! of the Southern kishomans annual picnic April 5th, Angeles. DUCTS made factory change Pro did the ERSARY debe, of E. santly sun when aite friends help cele-anniversary is brought in a delicil-Following afternoon, wished Mr. of the day, and Mrs. and Mrs. Brian Sweet BUFFEUR new engineer from here to take his home new retired, is engineers thru AnaRELEASED land Fordson and Fordson the last few maker and V. B. H. HolsERY of Fuller SIGN at orange on & Orange stands out the familiar parent. The green. DOMANS! of the Southern kishomans annual picnic April 5th, Angeles. DUCTS made factory change Pro did the ERSARY debe, of E. santly sun when aite friends help cele-anniversary is brought in a delicil-Following afternoon, wished Mr. of the day, and Mrs. and Mrs. Brian Sweet BUFFEUR new engineer from here to take his home new retired, is engineers thru AnaRELEASED land Fordson and Fordson the last few maker and V. B. H. HolsERY of Fuller SIGN at orange on & Orange stands out the familiar parent. The green. DOMANS! of the Southern kishomans annual picnic April 5th, Angeles. DUCTS made factory change Pro did the ERSARY debe, of E. santly sun when aite friends help cele-anniversary is brought in a delicil-Following afternoon, wished Mr. of the day, and Mrs. and Mrs. Brian Sweet BUFFEUR new engineer from here to take his home new retired, is engineers thru AnaRELEASED land Fordson and Fordson the last few maker and V. B. H. HolsERY of Fuller SIGN at orange on & Orange stands out the familiar parent. The green. DOMANS! of the Southern kishomans annual picnic April 5th, Angeles. DUCTS made factory change Pro did the ERSARY debe, of E. santly sun when aite friends help cele-anniversary is brought in a delicil-Following afternoon, wished Mr. of the day, and Mrs. and Mrs. Brian Sweet BUFFEUR new engineer from here to take his home new retired, is engineers thru AnaRELEASED land Fordson and Fordson the last few maker and V. B. H. HolsERY of Fuller SIGN at orange on & Orange stands out the familiar parent. The green. DOMANS! of the Southern kishomans annual picnic April 5th, Angeles. DUCTS made factory change Pro did the ERSARY debe, of E. santly sun when aite friends help cele-anniversary is brought in a delicil-Following afternoon, wished Mr. of the day, and Mrs. and Mrs. Brian Sweet BUFFEUR new engineer from here to take his home new retired, is engineers thru AnaRELEASED land Fordson and Fordson the last few maker and V. B. H. HolsERY of Fuller SIGN at orange on & Orange stands out the familiar parent. The green. DOMANS! of the Southern kishomans annual picnic April 5th, Angeles. DUCTS made factory change Pro did the ERSARY debe, of E. santly sun when aite friends help cele-anniversary is brought in a delicil-Following afternoon, wished Mr. of the day, and Mrs. and Mrs. Brian Sweet BUFFEUR new engineer from here to take his home new retired, is engineers thru AnaRELEASED land Fordson and Fordson the last few maker and V. B. H. HolsERY of Fuller SIGN at orange on & Orange stands out the familiar parent. The green. DOMANS! of the Southern kishomans annual picnic April 5th, Angeles. DUCTS made factory change Pro did the ERSARY debe, of E. santly sun when aite friends help cele-anniversary is brought in a delicil-Following afternoon, wished Mr. of the day, and Mrs. and Mrs. Brian Sweet BUFFEUR new engineer from here to take his home new retired, is engineers thru AnaRELEASED land Fordson and Fordson the last few maker and V. B. H. HolsERY of Fuller SIGN at orange on & Orange stands out the familiar parent. The green. DOMANS! of the Southern kishomans annual picnic April 5th, Angeles. DUCTS made factory change Pro did the ERSARY debe, of E. santly sun when aite friends help cele-anniversary is brought in a delicil-Following afternoon, wished Mr. of the day, and Mrs. and Mrs. Brian Sweet BUFFEUR new engineer from here to take his home new retired, is engineers thru AnaRELEASED land Fordson and Fordson the last few maker and V. B. H. HolsERY of Fuller SIGN at orange on & Orange stands out the familiar parent. The green. DOMANS! of the Southern kishomans annual picnic April 5th, Angeles. DUCTS made factory change Pro did the ERSARY debe, of E. santly sun when aite friends help cele-anniversary is brought in a delicil-Following afternoon, wished Mr. of the day, and Mrs. and Mrs. Brian Sweet BUFFEUR new engineer from here to take his home new retired, is engineers thru AnaRELEASED land Fordson and Fordson the last few maker and V. B. H. HolsERY of Fuller SIGN at orange on & Orange stands out the familiar parent. The green. DOMANS! of the Southern kishomans annual picnic April 5th, Angeles. DUCTS made factory change Pro did the ERSARY debe, of E. santly sun when aite friends help cele-anniversary is brought in a delicil-Following afternoon, wished Mr. of the day, and Mrs. and Mrs. Brian Sweet BUFFEUR new engineer from here to take his home new retired, is engineers thru AnaRELEASED land Fordson and Fordson the last few maker and V. B. H. HolsERY of Fuller SIGN at orange on & Orange stands out the familiar parent. The green. DOMANS! of the Southern kishomans annual picnic April 5th, Angeles. DUCTS made factory change Pro did the ERSARY debe, of E. santly sun when aite friends help cele-anniversary is brought in a delicil-Following afternoon, wished Mr. of the day, and Mrs. and Mrs. Brian Sweet BUFFEUR new engineer from here to take his home new retired, is engineers thru AnaRELEASED land Fordson and Fordson the last few maker and V. B. H. HolsERY of Fuller SIGN at orange on & Orange stands out the familiar parent. The green. DOMANS! of the Southern kishomans annual picnic April 5th, Angeles. DUCTS made factory change Pro did the ERSARY debe, of E. santly sun when aite friends help cele-anniversary is brought in a delicil-Following afternoon, wished Mr. of the day, and Mrs. and Mrs. Brian Sweet BUFFEUR new engineer from here to take his home new retired, is engineers thru AnaRELEASED land Fordson and Fordson the last few maker and V. B. H. HolsERY of Fuller SIGN at orange on & Orange stands out the familiar parent. The green. DOMANS! of the Southern kishomans annual picnic April 5th, Angeles. DUCTS made factory change Pro did the ERSARY debe, of E. s性地 sun when aite friends help cele-anniversary is brought in a delicil-Following afternoon, wished Mr. of the day, and Mrs.和 Mrs. BUFFEUR new engineer from here to take his home new retired, is engineers thru AnaRELEASED land Fordson and Fordson the last few maker and V. B.Holsteady has given a light from the field to indicate where to land in a heavy fog. Land on Beach Following that, the allied flyers landed on the ocean beach near Dunkirk after their night flights, coming home in the morning.The beach landings were safe on account the ocean appeared as a mirror from the clouds, outlining the sands. Moody was an observer and saw more than 100 hours flying service. It was his duty to precede the bombers on their night raids and drop flairs from an altitude of 10,000 feet over an abjective so that the bombers could see where to drop the "milk-cans."An idea of the powerfulness of the explosives used is indicated.Moody says by the fact that the concussion nearly shook a man out of his machine 10,000 feet above the ground.Some of the explosives dropped in the Hun submarine gase at Zeebrugge were so enormous that the concussion would be felt 20 kilometers away. Dread Searchlights In night bombing,the one thing to be dreaded by the flyer is the searchlights which were sprinkled over every city Once an allied machine came in in scope of a searchlight there was no getting away,nothing how many tail-spins and other maneuvers were resorted to One searchlight passed the machine onto next light.all whilethe maize After flowing for several days and producing oil at the rate of 4000 barrels daily big union Oil Gusher on the Chapman ranch sanded up last week.Tools run in the hole revealed a peculiar and unusual condition. Due to Gas Pressure The drillers began cleaning out at the 500 foot level and went down past the 2000 foot mark taking out sand and shade.The sanding is due to the enormous pressure of gas before the well was under perfect control.The company choked the hole.permittingthe oil to come out from a reduction nozzle thus holding backthe gas pressure and permittingthe well to clean itself rather than sand again.At 900 feeta solid plugof sand and shale stoppedthe toolsThis plug was soon drilled out.Owingtothe dangerof damagingthe pipe this drilling had to be proceeded with great care.Just how thickthis plugis a matterof conjecture.The may be thatthe pipefromfromthebottomis filledupThis beingthe caseit will take some time to redrilland getthe hole cleanedout.it It is expectedthatas soonasthe holeis clearedthatthewellwill make another record production.Everythingis nowin readinesstohandle any emergency. Standard Busy The Standard Oil Company is determined to get its shareofthebig thingsinthenewfieldandispushingdevelopmentworkattop speed.TherigforKramer'2—1isupanddrillingwill commencetherebeforetheendoftheweek.Tree locationshave been staked offandlumberforkoirmore rigswillbeonthegroundinafewdays.ThePetroleumDevelopmentCompanyis pushingthe erectionoftwo rigsontheBradfordpropertyadjoiningtheUnion'sChapman,andwillbedrillingwellsjustas soonastherigsarecompleted.TheUnionOilCompanyisnotstandingidlybyflushedwiththesuccessofitsnewwellbutisrushingworkontwowheelswithallpossible speedChapmanNo.$2and3have been stakedoffandlumberforkoirmorerigsisnowbeingputontheground.TheUnionOilCompanyhascommencedworkontheworldofwarehouseontheChapmanandwillmakehardwareavailabletoemployersoftheworld'sleadingassistandontheintensemagnificence."Human speechisimptuouswriterbushofartist,salikelessandinertinabsentinscriptethe spectacular splendourofthisportionofWe predictno seatswillbeused. 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flyer is the searchlights which were sprinkled over every city. Once an allied machine came in the scope of a searchlight, there was no getting away, no matter how many tail-spins and other maneuvers were resorted to. One searchlight passed the machine onto the next light, all the while the machine being silhouetted against the sky, a sure mark for the anti-aircraft guns. Moody is delighted to be home again. He says: "I certainly wouldn't want to go thru it again, while I wouldn't take anything for the experience. Sherman never had the faintest idea of what war is. Moody has spent three weeks with flu in an army hospital on the east coast, since landing in this country. His brother, Art Lyttle, who was in the heavy artillery, arrived here two weeks ago, while a second brother, Wm. Lyttle, who was with the cavalry, is expected to land in New York this week. BUSINESS MEETING The Senior Christian Endeavor society of the Presbyterian church will have a business meeting this evening at 7:30 idlock at the home of Mrs. T. S. Grimahaw. All members are urged to attend. SPERRY IMPROVES The Sperry Flour Co. plans extensive improvements, costing around $25,000, at their local plant. At last Thursday night's council meeting permission was facetiously granted for the company to enclose an alley. The Union Oil Company is not standing idly by flushed with the success of its new well, but is rushing work on two new wells with all possible speed. Chapman No. 2 and 3 have been staked off and lumber for these rigs is now being put on the ground. The Union Oil Company has commenced work on the construction of warehouse on the Chapman and will make headquarters for development work on the new property. Heffron Hits Conglomerate At 200 feet almost the identical spot that the Union Oil Company encountered the hard conglomerate in the Chapman well, the Heffron Oil Company has been slowed down to a few feet a day of drilling. This hole started with the rotary will probably have to be changed over to cable tools at once, as it is thought faster time can be made this way than with the rotary drill. Superintendent Knudson, of the Stewart Station Refinery, has made an analysis of the oil from the Chapman well and finds it to be of especially high grade. The gravity is a fraction over 23 Baum test, while there is a content of 17 per cent distillate and 8 per cent gasoline, the latter ingredient running very much higher than in ordinary crude petroleum production. The oil from this well which last week was being relayed at the big tanks on the Graham & Loftis lease, is now being pumped through to the Stewart Station Refinery. This week a new company, known as the River Bank Oil Company, and consisting of 30 Fullerton business men, was organized. They have purchased 43 acres south of the Chapman lease, taken leases on some 260 acres of other land surrounding their purchase, and making preparations to drill at once. "The Mikado" April Mind. High school Auditorium. COUNTRY CLUB MEMBERSHIP A pleasant affair of a very date was the meeting of the End Country Club which gave the home of Mrs. John Eellin and conversation while two hours away an dbefore depart guests enjoyed delicious meals. Those present were dames L. C. Yeoman, J. O. Hitchie, Geo. Baker, Geo. J. J. Omella, Ida Dutton, A. ering, M. F. Pierce, E. F. Be Haberson, Grace Berger, Hayden Frank Meredith, Ma H. G. Carlin, Fred Wilcox Cornwell, F. H. Wessler, G. son, Ida P. Brown, F. W. B Bonkosky, Miss Claire King Miss Jane Dick. RETURN TO BOOKS Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Hillson ton, Mass., have been at some time here with their dear Mrs. William Leslie, will lead on April 6th for their easter trip. They will be accompanied by and Ell Leslie. Mr. and Ms Leslie will go east later... District In Orange County in Dealer. TY NOTHER TRUCK LINE Anaheim will have another auto weight and express line from Los Angles to Santa Ana. C. T. Boyd and S. Kent are the promotors. Mr. Boyd has obtained the permission of the city council for a permit to opdate thru the city. It is planned to have a freight depot here. The commany will cover two routes, one thru Whittier, Fullerton and Anaheim and other thru Norwalk, Buena Park and Garden Grove. MILLIONAIRE AVERY PRESIDENT VISITS ANAHEIM SATURDAY A. B. Bartholomew, millionaire resident of the Avery tractor manuturing company of Peoria, Ill., was anaheim Saturday as the guest of manager Edw. L. Olmstead of the Avcompany of Orange County. The activity shown by Manager unstead who has received five cards totalling 30 Averys within a month, has attracted the keenest invest from Avery officials, a number EXCHANGE BETS DRY WAVE BIG HELP TO CITRUS FRUIT MEN National prohibition may prove to be the greatest boon to California citrus fruit growers. The California Fruit Growers Exchange, overlooking no bets to broaden the market for citrus fruit, at a meeting last week decided upon an entirely new adverfising stunt which, if it proves as succeful as its promoters anticipate, will develop into the biggest thing the Exchange has ever put over reconently, and the Exchange is a doer of big things. The plan, in brief, reports Manager Schureman of the Anaheim Citrus Fruit Assn., who attended the meeting, is to sprinkle the entire nation with "bars," or "fountains" selling nothing but orange juice and lemonade made from California citrus fruit. Appropriate $3000 "As an experiment and starter, the Exchange directors last week appropriated $3000 for the establishment of the first bar in the Los Angeles business district." A. B. Bartholomew, millionaire resident of the Avery tractor manufacturing company of Peoria, Ill., was Anaheim Saturday as the guest of manager Edw. L. Olmstead of the Avy Company of Orange County. The activity shown by Manager instead who has received five cards totalling 30 Averys within a month, has attracted the keenest interest from Avery officials, a number whom have visited Olmstead with the last week. Among them, bees President Bartholomew, were B. Bartholomew, Jr., son of the president, himself a field representative; L. A. Smith, field manager of sites and W. W. Rainey, manager of So. California branch at Bos Anes. Without exception, they were much impressed with the wonderful demand for tractors from fertile Ortec-co. Particularly was Smith elated at the visit to this garden spot, which has been conducting a very successful Avery tractor school at Benix, Artz., where he enrolled 125 three-day course. He thinksheim paradise after his sojourn Phoenix. Already keen interest is beingwn in the Avery tractor school ash will be held here. Manager instead has received a number of visitors locally and Rainey has led invitations to every Avery tor user in So. California to attend the Anaheim school. TRONOMY SUBJECT OF KNOX LECTURE Prof. Philip L. Knox will lecture inhelm on the thrilling topic, "Theaders of Astronomy," Tuesday evg. April first at Fisher's hall oner-st, opposite the New Fairland tre. Prof. Knox will center his disse on that latest discovery, thelit corridor—the colossal cavern the Sword of Orion. The most terrful of all the constellations. The world's leading astronomers non-plussed when powerful copes are trained on this object intense magnificence. They say, man speech is impotent. Pen ofr, brush of artist, alike are life- and inert in any attempt to dee the spectacular splendors anders of this portion of the sky," predict no seats will be available The plan, in brief, reports Manager Schureman of the Anaheim Citrus Fruit Assn., who attended the meeting, is to sprinkle the entire nation with "bars," or "fountains" selling nothing but orange juice and lemonade made from California citrus fruit. Appropriate $3000 "As an experiment and starter, the Exchange directors last week appropriated $3000 for the establishment of the first bar in the Los Angeles business district," says Manager Schureman. "This 'bar' will be set up in the most attractive fashion, rivaling the best soda fountains and saloons. If it proves the success we think it will, it will only be a brief time until such stands are sprinkled over every city town and hamlet in the country, as it is the idea to follow right on the heels of the closing up of the old-time saloons. Increase Consumption "The object, of course, is vastly to broaden at one stroke the consumption of oranges and particularly lemons. As a matter of fact, the production of lemons is increasing much faster than the increase in population or the increased consumption thru advertising. The lemon does not lend itself to advertising as does the orange, and it is hoped in this way that the consumption of lemons may be greatly enhanced." "It is pointed out by our advertising experts that, with the nation's supply of beer and other drinks shut off, there must be the greatest opening resulting for other forms of drinks, for the public is going to drink something and drink it in enormous quantities. There is every reason to believe that lemonade, made right, and orange juice will compete most successfully with the manufactured drinks, like coca cola. Best Lemonade in Saloons "Our advertising men also said that when the saloons go the place where the best lemonades are now to be found will go. "This idea of broadening citrus fruit-consumption is to be pushed in still another way. The Exchange proposes to acquire the co-operation of the youngsters of America. At the Exchange meeting the other day, a very clever lemonade and orange juice stand, intended for the small boy-dispenser from lawn or sidewalk, was displayed. It is proposed to make thousands o f these stands and with THE CORRIDOR—the colossal cavern the Sword of Orion. The most wonderful of all the constellations. The world's leading astronomers non-plussed when powerful scopes are trained on this object intense magnificence. They say, man speech is impotent. Pen of brush of artist, alike are lifeand inert in any attempt to dee the spectacular splendors and verses of this portion of the sky." predict no seats will be available at 7:45 p.m., the hour for the re. The doors will be open at and for one-half hour beautifuldored screen pictures on the Lands will be shown. UNTRY CLUB MEETS pleasant affair of a very recent was the meeting of the West Country Club which gathered at home of Mrs. John Eells. Music conversation while the afternoon away an dbefore departing the enjoyed delicious refreshThose present were MessL. C. Yeoman, J. O. Reed, J. Ochie, Geo. Baker, Geo. Rebman, Omella, Ida Dutton, A. F. FishhM. F. Pierce, E. F. Bell, Chasson, Grace Berger, Sherman n. Frank Meredith, Mark Hunt, Carlin, Fred Wilcox, C. D. bell, F. H. Wessler, G. L. Tolla P. Brown, F. W. Baker, H. sky, Miss, Claire Kincaid and Jane Dick. BURN TO BOSTON and Mrs. H. M. Hilson of Bosass., who have been spending time here with their daughter, William Leslie, will leave here all 8th for their eastern home. will be accompanied by Mildred Leslie. Mr. and Mrs. Willleslie will go east later. DANCE FOR FRIENDS Rex Gibson was hired to a number of his friends on Friday evening when he entertained with a dancing party at his home on the county-road. The guests included Margaret Junge, Carrie Evans, Johanna Jessurun, Myra Underhill, Mildred Schuller, Frances Schmidt, Murella Todd, Messrs. Bill Jessurun, Harold Terry, Waldo Burgess, Harold O'Donnell, Leo Hartfield, Fred Schmidt, Chester Bartholomew and B. Townsend. J. WILSON RETURNS John Wilson, chief Yeoman in the naval reserve, arrived home yesterday afternoon from New York for a 72 hour furlough. He has been transferred from the Atlantic coast to the naval base at San Francisco. WATERS WILL BUILD Dr. J. D. Waters has purchased a let in the Zeyn tract and will erect a home.