oc-plain-dealer 1921-02-23

THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER An Independent Newspaper, Issued Every Afternoon Except Sunday, R. W. BRNEST, Manager. PAUL V. HESTER, Editor Subscription rate—In No. Orange-co: Per year, $2; six months, $1.25. Outside No. Orange-co: Per year, $8; six months, $3.40. Ended at the Postoffice at Anaheim, Colif., as second class matter. FOR PROGRESS A little girl, Miriam itubin, aged 8, of Waukegan, Ill., whose continuous talking without sleep for 212 hours battled all diagnoses of a group of eminent physicians who attended her, secured her first relief by a simple treatment in chiropractic. Pathologically the case was unique. Newspapers from coast to coast printed columns about it. Letters and telegrams from all parts of the country were reciled by the parents of the child suggesting modes of treatment and offering services. It seemed to be a case which required more than medicatical treatment, and the time was critical. The physicians in charge, with good judgment and fine sportsmanship agreed that the chiropractor should have his chance. He won. The theory of chiropractic is extremeely simple. A nerve impinged between two vertebrae, the pressure lessening or destroying the functioning of the nerve and the part it controls; the adjustment of the vertebrae to relieve the pressure and the return of the nerve's normal condition. Chiropractic has many notable successes to its credit, but the case of little Miriam Rubin serves to emphasize its value—not to supersede medicatical treatment, however, epithely, we believe, but as a means to perform a distinct service to humanity in its own peculiar sphere. And, strange to say, there are some states which yet hold back the acknowledgement of the standing which chiropractic has attained, and refuse the chiropractors having their own state board for the examination of practitioners and the regulation of chiropractic. In the interest of human progress we believe it to be the duty as well as the privilege of newspapers generally to give such aid to chiropractic in the recognition by the state of its usefulness and value as will establish it as the acknowledged benefit to mankind and an addition to pathological instrumentality that its accomplishments and the standing of its practitioners entitle it to. NEW SLEEPING MOTOR CAR FOR MOVIE STAR In order that she may have plenity for her work and that she may be comfortable and secure rest in odd moments, Mary Pickford, the World's Sweetheart, who will be seen in "The Love Light," at the Fairyland Theatre tonight and tomorrow has had built a portable home. A small truck was remodeled Let the Royal Tailors Let the Royal Tailors Put Their Mark of Distinction on Your Clothes Guaranteed All-Ture Wool SUITS as low as $30 as low as $30 Made to Your Measure There is better than 20 all pure wool fabrics now being shown at the price of $30.00, that can be tailored to order expressly for you and you alone. It will cost you no more — if you order a Royal Tailored Suit than to buy ready-made. The ROYAL TAILOR PRICES WILL ACTUALLY SAVE YOU MONEY AND GIVE. BETTER CLOTHES, BETTER STYLE AND BETTER FIT Sebastian Brothers THE ECONOMY CENTER OF ORANGE COUNTY For those who wish the BETTER MATERIALS we wish to say that we offer a range of selections from $27.50 and up. Authorized Resident Dealer for THE ROYAL TAILORS CHICAGO • NEW YORK THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA and so arranged that one side can be let down into a comfortable bed, and the front end right back of the driver's seat opened and turned into a small kitchenette with an oil stove and everything complete. Further down is a dressing table with full make-up equipment and wash basin. On a shelf are books so that while scenes in which Miss Pickford is not appearing are taken she can retire to the car and take a reviving nap or recline at ease and read. Frequently on locations when the company has worked more than 16 to 18 hours, Miss Pickford spends the night safely slumbering in her car. Buena Park News BUENA PARK, Feb. 23. (Special.) Mr. Ed Evans burned his arm very badly on Sunday while cleaning the engine of his automobile with distillate. The automobile was nearly destroyed. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Girvin of Ninth street motored to Orange-co Park on Sunday. Mr. Jack Golden is building a three room cottage in the rear of his home on Grand Ave. Mr. Karl Dow has torn down the house he bought from Mr. McGee. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Canthen and daughter motored to Anaheim on Monday. Among the people at the Orange show at San Bernardino on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Williams and family, Mr. and Mrs. Atherton and family, Mr. Timothy Daly and family, Mr. and Mrs. Lough, Miss Mary Lough and Bill Lough, with some friends, and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Childers and son Eugene, Mr. and Mrs. Childers visited their daughter, Mrs. Green, while there. "Mary's Ankle" will be the attraction at the Grand again tonight, given by the Trahern Stock Co. It is a roaring comedy throutout, drawing a capacity crowd last night. Tomorrow night Edith Roberts will be seen in "White Youth," a story of modern Louisiana. "Tae Love Light," starring the pulled at the H.T. and K.Syndicate and the tubing showed some oil. An effort will be made to locate the oil. Drilling by the Laguna Beach Oil Assn. is now making godo progress at 1100 feet in the shale. Some showings have been reported. At 600 feet the Topothal has met with pipe trouble and made no progress during the past week. It is understood that this well has had some very favorable showings at less than 600 feet. The Liberty Petroleum Co. has coated arrangements with the Craig Oil Co., who have perfected a new process for getting heavy oil out of a well. The Liberty Petroleum's production is a 9 gravity product and presents a problem in pumping. IRISH RIOTERS KILL CITIZEN DUBLIN, Feb. 23.—One civilian was killed and nine houses were burned in an outbreak of rioting today at Resilien, in County Fermainhag. The disorders followed the shooting of a Unionist. Severe fighting developed between the Unionists and Republicans. SISTER OF KAISERIN DIES BERLIN, Feb. 23. — Duke Ernt Guenther of 'Schleswig-Holstein, a brother of the former kaiserin, died today of heart failure. LADIES' AID MEETS The Ladies' Aid Society of the Presbyterian church will meet tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 in the church parlors: All ladies of the congregation and others interested are cordially invited to attend. 28 NEW OIL WRLLS STARTED Oil field operations reported the week ending Feb. 19, show 23 new wells started, compared with 20 the previous week; total new wells this year is 189, compared with 139 the same date last year. Tests for water shutoff, 28, compared with 34 previous week; yearly total to date 280; total to same date last year 190. Deepening or redrilling jobs, 18, compared with 16 preceding week; total to date this year 130; total to same date last year 14. The three great essentials to achieve anything worth while are: First, hard work; second, stalk-to-litiveness; third, common sense—Thomas A. Edison. Everybody seems to be listening for the chimes of normalcy Seattle Times. Try Plain Dealer Want Ads "Mary's Ankle" will be the attraction at the Grand again tonight, given by the Trahern Stock Co. It is a roaring comedy throut, drawing a capacity crowd last night. Tomorrow night Edith Roberts will be seen in "White Youth," a story of modern Louisiana. "The Love Light," starring the screen's most famous star, "Little Mary," will be shown tonight and tomorrow night at the Fairyland. It is said to be Miss Pickford's greatest production. She carries herself to heights never before attained by the "World's Sweetheart." It is a production with which no comparison can be made — the supreme effort of a true artist. It moves and cheers, it softens and refreshes, it stirs and gladdens and it charms and appeals. Standard Leases 200 Acres of Bastanchury The Standard Oil Co. has leased 200 acres of the Bastanchury ranch at Fullerion. Much of the property adjoins the Standard's famous Murphy-Coyote property and with this in view the property is considered very valuable. About 15 years ago the Union Oil Co. began development work on the Bastanchury Ranch and drilled a number of wells, among them several test wells, but failed to develop much production. One well, Bastanchury No. 5, produced for a few hours at the rate of 1000 a day and looked like a big well when it sanded up and quilt. The well could not be made to flow again and was abandoned. It seems that the Union has released its rights for further development work and retains only the producing year is 189, compared with 139 the same date last year. Tests for water shutoff, 28, compared with 34 previous week; yearly total to date 280; total to same date last year 190. Deepening or redrilling jobs, 18, compared with 16 preceding week; total to date this year 130; total to About 15 years ago the Union Oil Co. began development work on the Bastanchury Ranch and drilled a number of wells, among them several test wells, but failed to develop much production. One well, Bastanchury No. 5, produced for a few hours at the rate of 1000 a day and looked like a big well when it sanded up and quit. The well could not be made to flow again and was abandoned. It seems that the Union has released its rights for further development work and retains only the producing wells. The Standard steps in with the intention of drilling a number of drilling a number of wells and trying its luck at developing big production. It is understood that the Standard will begin development at once. COALINGA-MOHAWK DRILLING AT 3500 Newport Field The Coalinga-Mohawk drilling at 3500 feet struck a nice oil sand but the sand does not carry any oil. After being on a pumping test for more than a week and not being able to exhaust the water the tubing was IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE COUNTY OF ORANGE, STATE OF CALIFORNIA. In the Matter of the Petition of Ikuso Salki to Judicially Establish the Facts and Place and Date of the Birth of Ayako Salki. Notice of Triage and Place of Hearing Petition to Judicially Establish the Facts of Date and Place of Birth of Ayako Salki. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. That the petition of Ikuo Salki to establish the birth of Ayako Salki and for issuance of an order to establish the facts, place and date of Birth, will be heard at the hour of 10 A.M. on the 25th day of February, 1921, at the Court Room of Department of the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the County of Orange. J. M. BACKS, Clerk. Let the above notice be given by publication pursuant to law. Dated this 11th day of February, 1921. Z. D. WEST, Judge of the Superior Court. TIPTON & CAILOR. Attorneys for Pensioner. Pub. Feb. 15, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 21, 22, 22. FORNIA Wednesday, February 23, 1921 LOUIS DANZ "THINK OF MUSIC" For Those Who Wish Distinction in SPRING MILLINERY —We have a remarkable range of color and styles to choose from. Most every one imaginable for early spring. Among them including henna, pheasant, copen, Alice blue, navy, seal, black and many rich combinations of colors. HATS FOR MISSSES, WOMEN AND ELDERLY WOMEN CABLE MILLINERY Los Angeles St. Anaheim CABLE MILLINERY Los Angeles St. Anaheim announcement several Models of the and Sensible Six Are on Display at Oakland Sales Room 6 So. Los Angeles St. invited to inspect them there. 6 So. Los Angeles St. invited to inspect them there. Phone 41. & G. R. Jones Fullerton