oc-plain-dealer 1919-04-09

SOCIAL AND PERSONAL M. Lichtenstein was a business visitor today in Los Angeles. S. R. Walter made a business trip to Los Angeles yesterday. Al. G. Barnos was a business visitor in Los Angeles this afternoon. Mrs. Paul Elsw of Palm street spent today visiting in Los Angeles. Mrs. Robert H. Wilson and Mrs. Carl Thrasher were visitors in Los Angeles today. Miss Hazel Hawley went to Los Angeles yesterday to enter Bible Institute. Mrs. L. Goble went to Pasadena yesterday to remain until Friday with Mrs. W. H. Spake. Dr. Horace Howard and Judge J. S. Howard were business visitors in Los Angeles yesterday. Mrs. F. A. Stenger of Los Angeles underwent a major operation Monday at the Anaheim hospital. Mrs. M. H. Virgin returned to her home at Harper after being at the local hospital for three weeks. Leslie Dozler of Garden Grove and H. S. Warner of Orange were operated on yesterday at the hospital. G. W. Shaw of Whitler went home yesterday after being two weeks at the Anaheim hospital. Carl Harpster, son of Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Harpster, who is attending U.S.C., spent the past week at his home here. Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Sheldon of Vine at, left today for Canton, Nebraska, where they will visit with relatives. They expect to be gone until July. Mrs. F. T. Edmiston, her sister, Mrs. Donald Rose, and their mother, Elizabeth, who arrived the middle of March. Mr. and Mrs. Cox will main in Long Beach. Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Myers and bass son of Huntington Beach spent last evening as the guests of Mr. and Mr Fred C. Edwards and baby daughter Marjorie. Mr. Myers is manager of the Standard Oil at the beach city. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fisher have arrived at Constantinople where Mr. Fisher will be engaged in reconstruction work, as a representative of the government. Mrs. Fisher is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Robinson of Santa Ana. During a part of the trip they were on the Gloucester Castle, which was sunk near Southampton. The ship was salvaged and now a hospital ship. A late letter from Lieut. Elmer Worthy, former Orange-co attorney told of orders having been received by the 362nd infantry, of which he is a member, for embarkation for the United States the 31st of March, so is supposed he is now on the ocean homeward bound. City Councilman John W. Tubb came near being seriously hurt in the ice plant of the Santa Ana Commercial Company Saturday afternoon.The accident happened while he was assisting in pulling out a pump plunger, and he suffered dislocation of the thumb of the left hand and scratches on the right hand. The first Sunday dancing of the season opened at Balboa pavilion Sunday afternoon with a good crowd in attendance.Two hundred and seventy-five attended Saturday night's dance.With grunion time the last of this week and many house parties arranged for the vacation season there will be Balboa dances this week on Thursday and Saturday nights. Carl Harpster, son of Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Harpster, who is attending U.S.C., spent the past week at his home here. Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Sheldon of Vine st, left today for Canton, Nebraska, where they will visit with relatives. They expect to be gone until July. Mrs. F. T. Edmiston, her sister, Mrs. Donald Rose, and their mother, Mrs. A. M. Keeler went to Los Angeles today to remain until tomorrow evening. G. M. Simpson, Wm. R. Peeler of Los Angeles, and Edw. T. Keller of Long Beach leave this evening for a few days' visit to the Standard Minerals Co. at Kingman, Ariz. Letters and postcards, ordinary and registered, of a personal and domestic character, will be accepted for transmission by way of England for Esthonia. No parcel post accepted. Louis Jacobsen of Placentia has purchased a house and lot, known as the Babbitt property at East Newport, in readiness for the beach season just opening up. W. W. Wilson handling the deal. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Rohrs and little daughter, Madeline Helen, of Orange came over last evening, Mrs. Rhors and baby remaining until this evening with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bentjen. Judge and Mrs. J. S. Howard, Miss Adele Howard, Misses Leila and Irma Steadman motored to Long Beach on Sunday to see Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Cox and their baby daughter, June "NO SAND TOO DEEP NO HILL TOO STEEP" (Concluded from Page One) four spectators immediately climbed on. With this load the Sanduk started ahead but was unable to keep on top of the ground and soon was buried up to the frame, as shown in the illustration. "Now, what are you going to do? I suppose you want some planks or something to get out, don't you?" "No, I guess not, we will be out in a minute," answered Mr. Walter. "Just hop off a minute," and after the human freight was back on the ground, gave the wheels a couple of spins backward, threw the tractor low, opened the throttle a couple of notches, jumped off himself and learched "little fellow with the big pull pull itself out unassisted, which did in a very few seconds and started off down the stretch unattended, an independent of any human help as shown in second illustration. The gentleman owning the sand ground and the gentleman who wished the demonstration bought "Sanduskyies" at once. Which Shall It Be? In our establishment you can compare ALL makes Which Shall It Be? In our establishment you can compare ALL makes of phonographs. In no other way can you determine which tone best suits your taste and requirements. Hear them all side by side under home conditions. Don't be misled by flashy cabinets or non-descript phonographs. Tone is the prime requisite of any instrument. Handle nothing but standard nationally advertised machines with a reputation to sustain. A comparison will convince. "Everything Musical Nothing But Music" Schmidt Music Co. 136 W. Center Anaheim THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM THREE WEEKS FROM OPENING STANLEY DOES $100 PER DAY Construction was begun yesterday on the big addition to Stanley's Buick Service Station on No. Lemonst. The addition will be 50x80 feet, running clear to the rear alley line and covering the rear of the entire building. An L-10 feet wide will be left at the rear of Irvin's motorcycle shop adjoining. In business less than a month, Mr. Stanley said last night his garage business has reached the amazing total of $100 per day. In announcing this big volume of business, Mr. Stanley pays this glowing tribute to The Plain Dealer: Produces the Results "The Plain Dealer certainly produces the results. Since opening my garage here, I have used The Plain Dealer exclusively for all advertising and you may state for me that I am more than gratified with the results which are far greater than I hoped could be realized in this brief time after opening." Mr. Stanley is simply covered with work, as is evidenced by the cars lined in front of his place. Stanley announces this further innovation to the garage business here of having three shifts, so that the autoclist can find an expert mechanic at his garage at any hour in the 24. Put On Experts In order to keep from being completely swamped, Stanley has been putting on additional men almost daily, as fast as he can obtain competent mechanics capable of maintaining the policy he has set for the country club. AUTOIST BADLY HURT IN UPSET With several ribs broken, at least one of which penetrated the lung, and internal injuries, G. F. Chatham of Long Beach lies seriously injured at the Santa Ana hospital, and it is feared his injuries may prove fatal. The accident occurred Sunday at Honeycomb Canyon, six miles below Laguna down the coast to San Juan Capitán. The car failed to make a grade on high, and stopped on the grade. The brakes failed to hold, and the machine plunged backward down the hill, falling off into the canyon and turning over several times. Mr. Chatham was plinned underneath the steering wheel, but was soon extricated by his wife and other members of the party, and taken to Laguna, where he remained at the home of Mrs. Harry Warren until the ambulance arrived from Santa Ana. Mrs. Chatham is with her husband at the hospital. W. P. Hughes, navy recruiting officer at the Santa Ana city hall, has just received full information on soldiers and sailors government insurance. Any one at all interested will find every question as to its operation anticipated and answered in the circular. LEARN ABOUT YOUR HARBOR, SLOGAN OF NEWPORT CHAMBER "Get acquainted with your harbor" is the slogan of the Newport Chamber of Commerce, which has completed arrangements for free boat rides STANLEY announces this further innovation to the garage business here of having three shifts, so that the autoist can find an expert mechanic at his garage at any hour in the 24-put On Experts In order to keep from being completely swamped, Stanley has been putting on additional men almost daily, as fast as he can obtain competent mechanics capable of maintaining the policy he has set for the shop by giving the very best automobile service, specializing upon Bulks. Stanley claims for the battery he is handling that it will recharge quicker by ten hours than any other make, and a generator handling eight amperes insures the battery retained in first-class condition at all times. Stanley Elated Stanley is elated with this way his policy is working out of having giving under one roof general auto repair service, battery and ignition service, vulcanizing and full line of supplies under one roof. In addition to his repair business, Stanley announces that yesterday's business included the sale of a full set of Kokomo tires, smooth fronts and griddle iron tread in rear, and the sale of a full set of Royal 31x4 Royal Cords. ACTIVITIES ABOUT GUSHER CONTINUE TO GAIN MOMENTUM WITH THE OIL OPERATORS New companies are forming, wells are being located, derricks are now springing up, land leases are being signed up, and wells are starting drilling with such speed that it has become a great task for one to keep up with the tremendous activity that now characterizes the new Kramer oil field. Chapman Gnsher is Pinched Down The great Chapman gusher that started the oil interests of the west three weeks ago, causing one of the greatest rushes for oil properties and which opened up a new and hitherto unknown field, is still the center of interests. The great weil that started off at the rate of 4000 barrels has been pinched down to 18000 barrels a day, and the flow is now coming through a three-quarter-inch opening. LEARN ABOUT YOUR HARBOR, SLOGAN OF NEWPORT CHAMBER "Get acquainted with your harbor" is the slogan of the Newport Chamber of Commerce, which has completed arrangements for free boat rides over the harbor for Orange-co voters in order that all may see for themselves what harbor improvements Newport city has made and what development is proposed to be done by Orange-co thru the $500,000 bond issue to be voted on June 10. The people of Newport and Balboa, who have already bonded themselves for $240,000 for harbor improvements, feel that every county resident and voter should become informed on harbor matters, so that they may vote intelligently upon the bond issue which it is planned shall give Newport harbor a start as a commercial port. With that end in view the free rides with necessary expenses being met by the beach chamber of commerce. All Orange-co residents are invited to take the trip as guests of Newport Beach. They will be taken first to the harbor entrance and shown the municipal jetty, thence to near the Chapman Gusher is Pinched Down. The great Chapman gusher that startled the oil interests of the west three weeks ago, causing one of the greatest rushes for oil properties and which opened up a new and hitherto unknown field, is still the center of interests. The great well that started off at the rate of 4000 barrels has been pinched down to 18000 barrels a day, and the flow is now coming through a three-quarter-inch opening. After getting the well cleaned out and allowing it to flow into the immense sump near by for a couple of days, the production was found to be clean enough to flow direct into the receiving tanks. The gas coming from the well has also been taken care of and the output of this valuable by-product is running about half a million feet daily. This great well stands today an unknown factor in the oil industry of the southern field in that the flow of oil is coming up thrust the 4 1/4 inch casing, and this is not even perforated pipe, and also the sand was just pierced by the drill when the tremendous flow of oil came in and stopped further drilling. What a well a hundred feet deeper will do can only be imagined. Gas Appears Olinda Land Company's No. 21, the wildcat venture of the far east, at 2,900 feet, is showing a shale that is carrying oil and gas in very encouraging quantities. No. 20, drilling in the proved field, shows 950 feet of hole and drilling in shale. No. 19 is cleaning out at 1000 feet, the original depth of the hole being 2970. Mrs. C. H. Weadon went to Long Beach yesterday to remain sparral weekdid fully recover from a recent operation. Ben Baxter, Cement Pipe, Pac 173B1 When this repair station is finally most thoroughly equipped shop of we will have— OUR BATTERY DEVICE OUR VULCANI INC. OUR IGNITION DEVICE OUR REPAIR STATION OUR SERVICE STATION And the latter will include an absolute battery we will carry will recharge on the market, while a generator grind in first-class condition. Work began today on the actual building we occupy. This extension will run three shifts every 24 hours, an expert mechanic at our station, Feel that this is your headquarter for the Auto Owners of Orange FREE AIR AND WATER FREE SERVICE CAR STAN Buick Rep HARRY W. 117 North Lemon St. AT THE NEW GRAND THURSDAY—ONE NIGHT ONLY—APRIL 10 That Great Comedy Hit ‘Mickey’ WITH Mabel Normand The acme of sensational realism. This is Mack Sennett’s greatest achievement. Production cost $500,000.00 and two years to make it. Adults 25c and 30c; Children 15c Shows 7:15 and 9 Faber's Orchestra At New Fairyland Theatre TONIGHT—WEDNESDAY ONLY J. Warren Kerrigan, In “A Burglar For a Night” COMING TOMORROW—THURSDAY Clara Kimball Young, In “The Claw” Adults 15c War Tax Extra Children 5c TONIGHT—WEDNESDAY ONLY J. Warren Kerrigan, In "A Burglar For a Night" COMING TOMORROW—THURSDAY Clara Kimball Young, In "The Claw" Adults 15c War Tax Extra Children 5c To My Friends and Patrons: —My attention has been called to reports which are being circulated to the effect that I have sold my meat market. —I wish to take this means to inform you that there is no truth in the rumor and that I have no intention of selling my business. —I wish to express my appreciation for the generous patronage which has been accorded me and I will be here to meet all my customers whenever they come. Sincerely, J. E. STROUP ANAHEIM CASH MARKET "A Real Home for Auto Owners" —That is the idea we had in mind when we started the Buick Repair Station. —a place for the auto owner to make his own headquarters when in Anaheim—feel that he is welcome—feel that he can get real service when he wants it—and not feel unwelcome when he does not have to spend his coin. A place for the auto owner to make his own headquarters when in Anaheim—feel that he is welcome—feel that he can get real service when he wants it—and not feel unwelcome when he does not have to spend his coin. The station is finally completed we will have under one roof the equipped shop of its kind in Orange County. Under one roof BATTERY DEPARTMENT VULCANI ING DEPARTMENT IGNITION DEPOT REPAIR STATION and SERVICE STATION We include an absolutely full line of automobile supplies. The battery will recharge ten hours sooner than any other battery while a generator giving eight amperes will keep the batteryation. Today on the actual construction of the extension to the drive. This extension will be 50x80 feet. When completed, we will every 24 hours, and any time, night or day, we will have at our station, ready to serve you. This your headquarters—we are trying to make it a “Real to Owners of Orange County.” WATER OILS AND GASOLINE SERVICE CAR ON CALL NIGHT OR DAY STANLEY'S Repair Station HARRY W. STANLEY, Proprietor Phone 256