oc-plain-dealer 1919-04-28

ACTIVITY CONTINUES UNABATED IN THE KRAMER REGION PLACENTIA, APRIL 28—Special Activity continues unabated in the Placentia oil fields and the region east of town begins to show a forest of derricks, with more going up. The Midway Petroleum has boilers in for Yarnell No. 1, northeast of Bradford 1, and has hauled in the boilers for Yarnell 2, east of Bradford 2. The Union has material on the ground for Newell 1, and the Amalgamated is rigging up Potter 1, east of Newell. Thompson-Goodman 1 and Bradford 1 and 2 are rigged up and the derrick is up for Bradford 3. Loftus & O'Brien least their land this week to the Standard. Their holdings comprise 90 acres a short distance north and west of the Chapman gusher. The amount of bonus is not given out but probably runs between $500 and $1000 an acre. Born—April 16, to Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Prewitt, a son. Capt. F. H. Thibodo writes that he is still uncertain as to how long he will remain in service. He will not be released before July and perhaps not, that soon. Most of his time is spent in accompanying detachments of wounded men from New York to other cities. He has visited St. Louis and Chicago fully 30 times in the last few months, and is getting so they seem only a step from New York. He has been to San Francisco two or three times and last month was in Fort Worth, Texas. The miles he has traveled are nearing six figures and will go over that mark before he leaves the army. Dr. Mrs. Thibodo are living at Montclair Heights, N. J., when not on the rooftop. Sergt. Walter Schumacher has been discharged from the aviation service has had a vacation, which he spends with an uncle at Wasco, and is the job again at Schumacher's garage. Samuel Kraemer has ordered material and contracted for the building of six houses in Kraemer addition. These houses will be modern and attract containing five rooms each, and garage will be built for each of Five will face on Alta-st and one Bradford-ave. These houses will not only relieve a little of the demand for accommodations but add largely to the appearance of the eastern part of town. As Charles Peralta was sailing down Valencia-ave Thursday morning on a bicycle he met a Ford driver by Ralph Pantuso as it came off the driveway at the McFadden ranch. He ran headlong into their diator, bent the radiator cap over and went on thru the window, receiving a varied assortment of cuts on the face and head. McFadden took him to a doctor who drest his injuries, several stitches ing required to close the worst cut None of his injuries are that to really serious. Mrs. Geo. McFadden of Los Angeles spent afew days last week with Mr. R. A. Flick. Ed Lucy is a civilian once more. He has not made any definite plan for the future but will probably continue the work he followed in a service, wireless telegraphy. Ed listed in the navy but spent most his at Harvard University where was an instructor in wireless, with the rank of Chief Electrician. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Higgins have moved farther down town and now occupying the Knutson house Intelligent People do not expect something for nothing and they do not ask for it. The man who does a thing right generally gets his reward that is if he does the right thing. The Puritan Dry Cleaners sell the right kind of dry cleaning service the kind it pays you to buy. PURITAN DRY CLEANERS 212 East Center Next to the City Hall, Anaheim Phone 547 ACTION FOR DEATH SET FOR JUNE 16TH The trial of the suit for $75,000 damages brought by Mrs. Eugene Young, widow of the La Habra blast smith, who died of a bullet wound inflicted by B. W. Elliott, has been set for June 16. The case has been set for April 28. Elliott, who serving a sentence in San Quentin shooting Constable Ashley when Ailey went to arrest him, will not present at the trial. His deposition will be read. Elliott owns property at La Habra worth over $10,000. He shot Young when Young broke into his room for the purpure of compelling Elliott, an eccentric mer, to kiss the American flag. WAHLBERG'S OFFICE County Agent Wahlberg again calls to the attention of farm burrow members that his headquarters have been moved from the Register-bank to 508 No. Main-st., Santa Ana, where they are urged to visit. —Phonographs, Schmidt Music Co. Anaheim. D. J. O'Connor 113 West Chestnut Street, Just off Los Angeles Street between Center and AUTO PAINT AUTO TOPS We do better work than you can get in the We charge you less money. We guarantee our work in every particular We give you as references; Hundreds of tomers whom we have served during the pu ALSO UPHOLSTERING OF ANY D. J. O'Connor 113 West Chestnut Street, Just off Los Angeles Street between Center and Broadway. ABSOLUTE PROTECTION OFFERED BY THE NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY AMOUNT $6,000. AGE—28. PLAN—ORDINARY WHAT IT PROVIDES: 1. If you Live—It protects your old age. The cash value of the y with the dividends left with the Company at interwhich can be used eventually to pay up the remaance for life, or may be drawn out in cash as an enpany to accumulate. 2. If You Die—Your heirs will receive $6,000 cash, plus all the t pany to accumulate. 3. If You Die—By Accident—Your heirs will receive $12,000 cash (double the fayou have left with the Company to accumulate. 4. If you become Totally and Permanently Disabled—You yourself will receive $600 per annum cash incrofurther premium payments by you will be waived, be paid to your heirs—(or $12,000 if you die by accc 5. If you Need Money—You can borrow from the Company, without notifrate of 6%, and for a slight additional sum you can event of death. 6. If You Quit—Even then, you come out ahead in money saved. (after three years), with the deduction of the cost o ANNUAL DEPOSIT $151.20—You have the option to greate deposit by instructing the Company to deduct the annual divi IN A NUTSHELL: If misfortune, or ill health, or accident befall you, this policy takes ther takes care of your family and yourself. If none of these things happen, y away every year a SMALL SUM, but you have accumulated a LARGE SUM of your old age. This is absolute protection that no man who understanda without. Call or address— J. LLOYD MOORE 104 EAST CENTER STREET, FOR THIS OR OTHER FORMS The Orange County Plain Dealer, Anaheim, Calif. ORANGE-CO VOTERS URGED TO REGISTER FOR BOND ELECTION Are you a registered voter? That is the question of the hour in Orange county at the present time, and if the answer is in the negative, you are asked to register as soon as possible with the nearest registration clerk. Backed by the proponents of a county harbor at Newport and the Board of Supervisors, a drive is under way to register every citizen of the county before May 10, so they will be qualified to vote June 10 upon the $500,000 proposed country harbor bonds. The registration drive will then be continued until registration closes for the state good roads bond election. The fullest expression of the people's on these two important projects which will affect the prosperity of the county is desired, and the opinion of every resident, it is held, should be registered for or against the proposed improvements on election day. Registration may be made in northern Orange-co. with the following, who have been apolited deputy county clerks in their various localities, and supplied with the necessary blanks. Garden Grove—Mrs. Anna B. Bosey. Anaheim—Hannah Horwitz, Bertha Meyers. Placentia—E. Penn. Buena Park—R. H. Duncan, R. C. Duncan. Brea—Harry Ray, C. C. Kinaler. Cypress—Hugh La Rue. La Habra—C. M. Glazier. Fullerton—C. W. Finch, G. A. Ruddock. Olinda—J. P. Martin. Yorba—F. Walter Pyne. MISS WINEGAR HAS 6 O'CLOCK DINNER The members of the younger social set have been enjoying a number of delightful affairs the past week, and one which will be remembered by them for some time to come was the dinner dance given on Friday evening by Miss Mae Winegar, manager of the Woolworth store, as a courtesy to the young ladies employed in the store. The six course dinner was served at her home, the decorations being entirely of the beauty of the center of ture May-pod dolls, whifflers and feathers attractiveness. Covers wired Carter vis, Johanna Freda Kalb Mary Estraza Rex Gibson zales, Henri Harold Terry McFadden of Los Angeles days last week with Mrs. is a civilian once more made any definite plans but will probably conwork he followed in the less telegraphy. Ed ennavy but spent most of hard University where he structor in wireless, with Chief Electrician. Mrs. Dan Higgins have her down town and are ing the Knutsen house on Mrs. A. L. Anderson will acentia. Mrs. Anderson returned from a sevento relatives at Prescott. FOR DEATH FOR JUNE 16TH of the suit for $75,000 bought by Mrs. Eugene new of the La Habra black-died of a bullet wound B. W. Elliott, has been June 16. The case has April 28. Elliott, who is sentence in San Quentin for unstable Ashley when Asharrest him, will not be the trial. His deposiread. Elliott owns pro-Habra worth over $100. shot Young when Young his room for the purpose g Elliott, an eccentric farthe American flag. BERG'S OFFICES ment Wahlberg again calls attention of farm bureau at his headquarters have from the Register-bldg main-st., Santa Ana, where need to visit. O'Connor not street. Just off Los between Center and FRIENDS SEND GAMES TO AVIATOR IN JAIL Friends of Lieut. H. B. Gordon, naval aviator, who is spending ten days in the Orange-co. jail for speeding, are not allowing him to forget them. Packages have been coming to the lieutenant. One of them contained a card board puzzle, of the kind that make a picture when all the pieces are fitted. The friends feel certain that these games will occupy the lieutenant's mind so that ten days won't hang heavy on his hands. The lieutenant takes his confinement philosophically of course. He refuses to talk for publication. He doesn't propose to say anything that might come back at him through the navy department. His ten days will be up Tuesday. BIBLE CLASS MEETS The Business Woman's Bible Study Class will meet this evening in the Y. M. C. A. hall, South Philadelphia St. Supper will be served at 6:15 followed by a social period and the study of the lesson. All business women and girls are cordially invited to attend. If you are not a member come and join. Pianos and phonographs sold on time payments. Schmidt Music Co. O PAINTING AUTO TOPS than you can get in the city. money. work in every particular references; Hundreds of highly pleased cusserved during the past two years. LSTERING OF ANY DESCRIPTION Its absolute economy to you wash y Electric Ma —YOU SAVE THE P —YOU SAVE THE W —YOU SAVE THE P —for when you get it paid ment, bringing you a week itial cost. We Sell Them On Easy T Reid & Far Phone 402 Annour Very recently I purchased Company, which I sold to the store I was very much several months I find myself —This morning, I am in ch tinue the business along th O PAINTING AUTO TOPS more than you can get in the city. money. work in every particular references; Hundreds of highly pleased customers served during the past two years. LSTERING OF ANY DESCRIPTION O'Connor nut street. Just off Los between Center and Phone 558 PROTECTION THE INSURANCE COMPANY TO CLASS A RISKS PLAN—ORDINARY LIFE MIT PROVIDES: The cash value of the policy increases from year to year, and with the Company at interest, create a rapidly compounding fund to pay up the remaining deposits, leaving a paid up insurance out in cash as an endowment at the time of greatest need. 1000 cash, plus all the dividends you have left with the Com1000 cash (double the face of the policy), plus all the dividends company to accumulate. 500 per annum cash income for life (being $50 per month). All by you will be waived, and whenever you die $6,000 cash will be paid in 12,000 if you die by accident. Company, without notice (after three years), at a guarantee additional sum you can arrange for the loan to be canceled in head in money saved. Most of your deposits will be refunded due deduction of the cost of life insurance for the period in force. Are the option to greatly reduce the amount of this deducted the annual dividends. NUTSHELL: You, this policy takes the place of your business activities, and these things happen... you have lost nothing. You have put simulated a LARGE SUM that guarantees the bread and butter man who understands it will feel that he can afford to be MOORE Special Agent TELEPHONE 49LI Very recently I purchased a Company, which I sold to the store I was very much used by me in Anaheim. —This morning, I am in chastity the business along the several months I find myself. —If during my absence ing elsewhere, I invite you friends and the general pub quarters. —Marsh Methods, Marsh necleus for the trade which and the continuation of suc- a feature of the business u —I sincerely thank the p the business given me in th for the future. Fred Gr 131 East Center Street, entirely of green and pink suggestive of the beautiful spring season. In the center of the table was a miniature May-pole surrounded by tiny dolls, while quantities of pink flowers and feathery fern added to the attractiveness of the table. Covers were laid for Misses Milford Carter, Ruth Omar, Lucile Davis, Johanna Jessurun, Sarah Devrell, Freda Kahlen, Johanna Bischoff, Mary Estrada, Messrs. Ralph Kemp, Rex Gibson, W. Jessurun, Paul Gonzales, Henry Dolton, Barney Hoyt, Harold Terry, L. Schaefer of San Bernardino. Following the dinner the party repaired in the Eagles Hall where they were joined by Misses Elizabeth Symone, Harriet Snow, Katherine Koon, Anna Marie Seer, Mrs. Winegar of San Bernardino, Mrs. Henry and Yoern of Anaheim, Messrs. Leo Hartfield, Ira Chandler and Tommy Kemp and to the sweet strains of music furnished by Misses Margaret Junge and Antonette Friend dancing was enjoyed until the "wee ama" hours. Pianos, Schmidt Music Co., Anaheim. economy to you to do your washing when you can wash your clothes in an Electric Washing Machine YOU SAVE THE PRICE OF LAUNDRY YOU SAVE THE WEAR OF YOUR CLOTHES YOU SAVE THE PRICE OF THE MACHINE In you get it paid for you will find it a valuable investging you a weekly return on an amount double its in- On Easy Terms To Suit Your Convenience & Farley Electric Co. Anaheim, California announcement ently I purchased the grocery store of G. O. Payne & which I sold to them last fall. At the time of selling I was very much in need of a rest—but after being out months I find myself anxious to return to the business. warning, I am in charge of my old business and will conbusiness along the same lines which were formerly ently I purchased the grocery store of G. O. Payne & which I sold to them last fall. At the time of selling it was very much in need of a rest—but after being out months I find myself anxious to return to the business. During, I am in charge of my old business and will conbusiness along the same lines which were formerly in Anaheim. Having my absence from the store, you have been tradere, I invite you to return, and also invite all my and the general public to make my place their head- Methods, Marsh Service and Marsh Prices built the for the trade which this store has constantly enjoyed, continuation of such methods, Service and prices will be of the business under my ownership. Merely thank the people of Anaheim and vicinity for less given me in the past, and solicit your patronage Fred Marsh Groceries Center Street, Anaheim, Cal.