oc-plain-dealer 1921-04-18

NEWS OF FULLERTON PROMINENT SPEAKERS AT FULLERTON B. OF T. A. W. Coote, member of the Los Angeles stock exchange and chamber of commerce, will be the principal speaker Wednesday night at the regular monthly meeting of the Fullerton B. of T. Elmer L. Shirrell, supervisor of the Los Angeles territory for the Federal board of education and vocational training for the disabled veterans of the world war, will also speak. The first speaker will talk on the present business conditions and the latter one on vocational training. NEW COMMUNITY NURSE Mrs. Bettie Jenkins, community nurse for a year and a half, has resigned to accept a position in Los Angeles and she has gone to take up her new duties. Miss Jenking' home is in Los Angeles, where she lives with her mother, and it was to be near her that she finally decided to accept the offer recently made her. The Fullerton Community Nurse association has been able to secure Mrs. Fredericks to take up the work and she has already assumed her new duties so there will be no break in the work which has been going on in the community. MRS. DYE BANQUET SPEAKER Mrs. Royal J. Dye will speak at the young folks banquet next Monday night at the parlors of the First Christian church of Fullerton. This will make the end of the conservation congress which will begin on Thursday under the direction of Mr. Bradford of San Francisco. There will be a meeting of the executive committee of the Houser Bible class Thursday night. EARLL INFANT SUCCUMBS The seven day old child of Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Earll died yesterday at the home of its parents on East Union-Ave. Fullerton. Funeral services FULLERTON BRIEF'S U. R. Sanders, oil worker, left over the Santa Fe for Coalinga, Calif., this morning. H. Steele left for Middletown, Mo., today over the Santa eF. J. A. Ulrich left for Vanguilla, Mo., over the Santa Fe today. Mrs. Chus, Christner left for Fuller, Kansas, today over the Santa Fe. Mrs. Agnes H. Guy and Mrs. Magda, lena Hoover left this morning over the Santa Fe for Marshall, Mo. SIX NEW RIGS AT HUNTINGTON BEACH (Huntington Beach Field) There are six new rigs in the field this week, bringing the total up to 78, including producing, drilling and uncompleted. The Amalgamated Oil Co. is constructing a rig is short distance northwest of Reservoir No. 2, which came in a few days ago. The new rig is designated at Reservoir No. 3. The Standard Oil Co. is building a rig across the road from the Amalgamated, to the west, known as A-11. The Paramount Oil Co. is building a rig at the southeast corner of Garfield and Crystal-strip adjoining the Bell of Montebello lease. The Edca Oil Co. has some material on the east half of Block 1502, Vista Del Mar section, west side of Huntington-ave, north of Oswego-st he Petroleum Midway lead with two new locations—one on the B. P. Bray lease, north side of Seventeenth-st, east of Main, and the other on Lot 22. Block C. Garfield addition, Columbia Lease No. 2 This company now have seven rigs in the field, and Field Supt. W. D. Cady is a busy man. J. T. Hurst and Associates—The well at Weasley and Main, which came in last week with a strong flow of water, showing a small percentage of oil the first 24 hours has improved. City J. F. Rose of at the Anaheim Howard Miller tient at the Anc Mrs. Johanna is at the local Mrs. S. H. Blc hospital. Kenneth Nagl the week-end at Miss Kathleen spent the week. Miss Hazel W end guest of Colton. Little Marion and Mrs Harry aheim hospital. Mrs. F. Law othe operative o hospital. Mr. and 'Mr with relatives i day. Mr.Woltke o was a business los Saturday. Mr. and Mrs returned from Eslmore. Mr. and Mrs Nina Lawe were of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. F.K.D part of the wee visit with relati Mr. and Mrs Los Angeles guests of Mr.a Mr. and Mrs.H.B Drake of guests of friend terday. About 20 men lodge, Royal N will attend the Orange tomorrow. L.G.Sullivan guest for a few Mr. and Mrs.V. V.Smith and successful grun night They re supply of the l the young folks banquet next Monday night at the parlor of the First Christian church of Fullerton. This will make the end of the conservation congress which will begin on Thursday under the direction of Mr. Bradford of San Francisco. There will be a meeting of the executive committee of the Houser Bible class Thursday night. EARLL INFANT SUCCUMBS The seven day old child of Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Earl died yesterday at the home of its parents on East Union-Ave. Fullerton. Funeral services and burial were at Banning this afternoon, Angus McAulay, funeral director. LEGION TICKETS ON SALE Tickets were placed on sale this morning for the play to be put on at the Fullerton high school auditorium April 28 by the Fullerton Post of the American Legion. HELD FOR NOT PAYING FARES Joe Romero and E. M. Bayless were arrested yesterday by Joe Marillo, deputy marshal of Fullerton, on the charge of riding a train without having paid their fare. JUNIOR COLLEGE FESTIVAL The Fullerton Junior College will hold a festival at the high school auditorium Friday night. It will be in charge of Elizabeth Reese and Miss Mariam Helm. GEORGE CLARK SUCCUMBS George Clark, about 60 years old, died at his home on West Santa Fe Ave., this morning. Funeral services will be announced later. Decedent is survived by his widow and several children. He had resided in Fullerton three months, coming from Brea where he had lived six years. AUTOIST STRIKES MEXICAN Ford car driven by A. E. Rain of Orange struck a Mexican who was riding his wheel near the Anaheim Sugar factory on the state highway about 7:30 o'clock last night, it was reported to the Fullerton police. The Mexican was only slightly injured. TWO CARS BADLY BROKEN IN WRECK Bill English and D. W. Hartfield driving east on Center-st in a Bujek car about 4 p.m. Saturday were smashed, into by a large machine as they were turning north on Lemon street. Both cars were badly damaged. The Hatfield car suffered a broken running board, bent body and broken seat, while the other machine suffered a bent axle. No one was hurt. TONIGHT—Extraordinary Attractions—David Belasco's "POLLY WITH A PAST," STARRING INA CLAIRE Buster Keaton ANAHEIM TONIGHT— Extraordinary Attractions—David Belasco's "POLLY WITH A PAST," STARRING INA CLAIRE Buster Keaton In "HARD LUCK" Adults 25c; Children 10c; Plus War Tax Tuesday, April 19 Eugene O'Brien in "GILDED LIES" By John Lynch Adults 25c; Children 10c; Plus War Tax GRAND ANAHEIM TONIGHT LAST TIME D.J. W. Griffith's "WAY DOWN EAST" Night Performance 8:15—Prices: 50c, $1.00, $1.50, plus war tax April 19 Earle Williams In "A MASTER STROKE" Adults 25c; Children 10c; Plus War Tax The Orange County Plain Dealer City Briefs J. P. Rose of Whittler is a patient at the Anaheim hospital. Howard Miller of Anaheim is a patient at the Anaheim hospital. Mrs. Johanna Holstein of Anaheim is at the local hospital. Mrs. S. H. Block is at the Anaheim hospital. Kenneth Nagle of Occidental spent the week-end at his home here. Miss Kathleen Loly of Pasadena spent the week-end at her home here. Miss Hazel Withee was the week-end guest of Miss Beatrice Westerman of Colton. Little Marion Riley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry D. Riley is at the Anaheim hospital. Mrs. F. Law of Santa Ana is among the operative cases at the Anaheim hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Dana visited with relatives in Los Angeles yesterday. Mr. Woltkue of the Danza Music store was a business visitor in Los Angeles Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Moulton have returned from a two-weeks' trip to Elainore. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Elliott and Mrs. Nina Lawe were the week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Schlotter. Mr. and Mrs. F. K. Day returned the latter part of the week from several days' visit with relatives in Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. Hary McMahgal of Los Angeles were the week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Dierker. Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Drake and Mrs. H. B. Drake of W.Center-st were the guests of friends in Los Angeles yesterday. About 20 members of the Anaheim lodge, Royal Neighbors of America will attend the district meeting at Orange tomorrow. L. G. Sullivan of Monrovia is the guest for a few days in the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Drake. V. Smith and Herbert Jackson were successful grunion hunters Saturday night. They returned with a goodly supply of the little fish. Mrs. L. A. Orodoff left this morning over the S.P.for Ranger, exas. Miss Margaret Chance of Whittler is visiting in the E.P.Fergus home. H. D.Akerman, wife and baby and Mrs.O'Rourke went to Long Beach yesterday. Mr. and Mrs.L.W.Brunt of Decora, Iowa, visited Mr., Mrs.C.C.Smith over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs.F.N.Gibbs, 210 So.Kroeger-st, had a week-end guests Mr. and Mrs.W.T.Davies of Pasadea. Mrs.Priscilla Pearl of Pasadena is a guest this week in the Dr.J.H.Cole home, 119 E.Alberta-st.She is Mrs.Cole's aunt. Mr. and Mrs.A.EEnsign and chil-dren, Mr. and Mrs.R.Ballock and Mr.Richard Hallock spent yesterday at Orange-co park. Mr. and Mrs.Frederick J.Engle went to Los Angeles yesterday where they visited with Mrs.Engle's mother, Mrs.J.K.Friend. Mr. and Mrs.F.A.Febiman,daughter,Dorothy,and son,Donald,attended church in Ontario yesterday, later spending the day with friends. Mr. and Mrs.N.H.Durkee,Mr. and Mrs.E.P.Fergus,with friends from Long Beach,Richfield,Hollywood and Santa Ana enjoyed a picnic at Ledondo yesterday. Messner,Richard Finchle,Frank Steadman and Fred Minyard left Saturday morning for Mr.Steadman's ranch near Victoryville.They will return tomorrow evening. R.E.Coffman left Sunday for Por-terville where he has ranching interests.他 will spend the next two or three weeks on the ranch and will see a number of grape vines while there。 Mr. and Mrs.A.E Clark和son A.E Jr.Mr.-and Mrs.L.Goble,Mr-and Mrs.Amsbry,Miss Beatrice Amsbry,Robert and Fred Amsbry form-ed a party that enjoyed a picnic at Modjeska's ranch yesterday。 M.E.Berbe和Frank N.Gibbsat,tended a meeting of the Sunday school executive committee at the Westlake Presbyterian church-Friday and listened to addresses by Miss Norton,Mrs.Harney,J.S.Armentrant of educational staff-of the Presbyterian board of Sunday school workers of Philadelphia。 Mr. and Mrs.J.J.Shury和J..S.Cook of Long Beach were guests Friday evening in the home of Mr.Cook's son and Mrs.Shuey's brother,Dr.H.D.Cook and family.他们 remained until Saturday morning,Sunday Dr.D.mrs.Cook and Miss Josephine were members of a family party which was entertained at the Shuey home in Long Beach。 W.H.Sexton arrived,Sunday by au.from Tucson,Ariz.,and is a guest in the home of his brother,Fred Sexton,N.Lemon-at.Mr.Sextons will try and secure a home in Anaheim and his family will follow him to this city.他 Will be connected with his brother in the time fertilizer business here。 Mrs.F.Crane和son,Harold.of Long Beach和Ms.E.Everett and son,Floyd.of Hollywood spent Sunday in the home of the ladies' brother,C.A.Grigge.S.LAngeles-st.Floyd Everett arrived Saturday morning from a trip abroad.他 had been gone eight months and a part of that time has been in France.他 Is employed by the U.S.government as a wireless operator on the U.S.S."Centurian." Mrs.C.H.Larlimer和Ms.G.A.Hites of La Verne were the guests last week of their parents,Mr. and Mrs.P.F.Fesler of Rancho del Sur.Yesterday Mr.and Mrs.Fesler and their daughters attended church services in Santa Ana,afterwards motoring thru Santa Ana canyon,stopping Now, Anaheim Folks, YOU, Also, Absolutely Free of Charge Land Company and offered You under the ever Devised. ANNOU See This Wonderful Property WEDNESDAY FREE Excursion Only 50 acres to sell, only 640 lots! Many of those sold already. This is one of the finest, most conservative, most attractive and convincing oil investments ever offered. Your lot will belong to you, your heirs and assigns FOREVER! Standard Oil Company holds the lease on your property. The oil royalty proposition is the most conservative investment known to the oil world today. You share none of the expense, worry, or responsibility of bringing in this oil —yet you reap the royalties when Standard taps the liquid—gold! Big, comfortable MeIntyre busses will leave the office of the Syndicate daily—except Sunday Own the Rights--Lee Thousands of small investors There is little chance to quick returns, and work ordinary proposition. If day. The opportunity to buy every one. There are and the special opening If your lot is one of the upon, you will receive a Chica Oil & Gas Syndicate your lit, due to drilling for the price of one. Famous S Adjo This famous well is now than the rig which brought November. Standard's c 200 yards from our land dard makes few big invest will give you right to share Standard. Standard Must Do The lease of Standard Oil specifically requires that this year (1921). Fallure Beach yesterday and enjoyed a picnic on the sands. Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Evans of Salt Lake, their daughter, Mrs. Wm. McCurdy and two children of Glendale were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Hedges on W Center-st Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. N. Trudeau and chil, dren of Santa Ana spent Sunday in this city where they were guests of Mrs. Trudeau's sister, Mrs. Frank Champlin and family on N. Los Angeles-st. Mrs. M. Schwan of Venice was a luncheon guest today in the home of her niece, Mrs. Dan Granada, 707 N. Los Angeles-st. Mr. and Mrs. Granada, Pre dand Janlee, spent Sunday in Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Grigg were the luncheon guests Saturday at the Hotel Green in Pasadena where they met Mrs. E. A. Hughes and Mrs. Young who have been spending the winter in Pasadena and who left today for their home in Clinton, In. Mr. and Mrs. John Curtis and baby of Long Beach were guests Sunday in the home of Mr. Curtis' parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Curtis on E. Center-st. Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Curtis of N. Los Angeles-st. were also guests in the parental home Sunday. Mrs. George Hart and her son Mr. Newton Hart of Pasadena were the guests yesterday in the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Elliott, E. Center-st. Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Feigus, Mr. and Mrs. Ered Powers and baby spent yesterday at Laguna. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sexton, their son, Foster L. Sexton, and their guests Miss Whiting of Long Beach and their daughter, Mrs. F. J. Young and husband of Torrance, spent a most enjoyable time Sunday when they met to Silverado and visited the coal mines. W. M. Criss spent most of last week at Laguna Beach where he was superintending the excavation for his new five-room bungalow. This will be a summer home fitted up with all modern conveniences, it willady for occupancy in five or six rooms. Rev. R. H. Doescher is in receipt of a telegram announcing the birth of a son to Rev. and Mrs. Arthur H. Doecher of Dayton, Ohio; here Rev. Arthur H. Doecher is born of the Wayne-save Evangelical Church; Mother and infant are doing fine; said the wire The Dayton minster is the second son of Rev. R. H. Doescher and the baby is the second grandchild of the Anaheim man, the older son also having a youngster. royalty proposition is the most conservative investment known to the oil world today You share none of the expense, worry, or responsibility of bringing in this oil—yet you reap the royalties when Standard taps the liquid—gold! Big, comfortable McIntyre buses will leave the office of the Syndicate daily—except Sunday and Monday—a 10:30 a.m.for the property; STARTING WEDNESDAY. We want you to see for yourself how favorably located our holdings are...Hear George K.Nickerson, the famous oil expert deliver his interesting lecture on oil production, oil possibilities, and Bolsa Chica probabilities. Hot luncheon at noon served free of cost by the well-known Chef, Erle Gerard. WOULDN'T YOU LIKE TO HAVE STANDARD OIL DRILLING AND PRODUCING FOR YOU? ACT NOW! THIS IS MORE THAN AN ORDINARY OPPORTUNITY! EXCURSION LEAVES: Crown Stage Office— 143 West Center St., Anaheim Phone 117 for reservations. enjoyed a picnic at yesterday, and Frank N. Glbbs attending of the Sunday committee at the Misterian church Friday addresses by Miss Norrery, J. S. Armentrant of of the Presbyterian school workers of J. J. Shucy and J.-B. each were guests Frithe home of Mr. Mrs. Shuey's brother, and family. They resaturday morning, Sunness, Cook and Misa Jomembers of a family is entertained at the Long Beach. arrived Sunday by nuAriz., and is a guest his brother, Fred Sexest. Mr. Sexton will a home in Anaheim will follow him to this be connected with his ine fertilizer business and son, Harold, of Mrs. E. Everett and Hollywood spent Sunnee of the ladies' broages. S. Los Angeles-st. arrived home Saturday a trip abroad. He had months and a part of been in France. He is U. S. government as rator on the U. S. S. primer and Mrs. G. A. erne were the guests their parents, Mr. and her of Rancho del Sur, and Mrs. Fessler and attended church servina, afterwards motorAna canyon, stopping to enjoy lunch in one of the pretty spots along the way, and then proceeding to the home of their daughters in La Verne. They returned by the way of Uplands and Ontario. MOTORCYCLE SPEED DEMONS RACE SUN. The world's professional motor-cycle track champions will be most decisively decided on the Los Angles Speedway Sunday, April 24, when all the noted two-wheeled demon drivers will battle in three races of 50, 30 and 20 miles each. As the motorbike dare-devils are able to whirl around the speedway at 112 miles an hour and better, the races will furnish the greatest thrills ever given a speed-loving public. The Beverly Speedway is the fastest oval in the world and the speed-machines will endeavor to break all existing records in the three hectic races. Rivalry between the factories is intense, and the personal competition between the drivers themselves is at white-heat at present. Such racing marvels as Otto Walker, Ray Wellehur, who will pilot Harley-Davidson, Ralph Hepburn and Fred Ludlow, both Los Angeles boys, also on Harleys, Gene Walker and Albury Burns on Idians, and a host of others, will compete for the many rich purses hung up in the various events on Sunday, April 24. Besides the three professional events, a 10-mile race will be held for the world's amateur championship, and more than 100 speeders will be entered, necessitating five heats and a final. The races are technically amateur but it will be hard to determine the class of the riders who can perch on top of the steeply banked board track while tearing off more than 100 miles per hour. A "battle royal" will ensue in the greatly crowded event. —Witman, Eyesight Specialist. —A. W. Thomas, Phone 456. —A. W. Thomas, Phone 456. —If It's from Witman's, It's Good! OCCASIONALLY FORDS and FORDSONS NEED REPAIRING We have a crew of expert mechanics who know every nut and washer in these machines. Nothing but genuine parts used. GEORGE DUNTON FORD & FORDSON SALES & SERVICE PHONE 263 ANAHEIM GEORGE DUNTON FORD & FORDSON SALES & SERVICE PHONE 263 ANAHEIM Folks, YOU, Also Have the Opportunity to See of Charge Land Leased by Standard Oil Comand You under the Unique Selling campaign NOUNCING FREE DAILY EXCURSION IN McINTYRE AUTOS TO BOLSA CHICA OIL & GAS SYNDICATE HOLDINGS and the GREAT HUNTINGTON BEACH OIL FIELD ADJOINING. FREE HOT DINNER BY CHEF ERLE GERARD Own the Land With Oil Royalty Rights--Leased to Standard Oil Co. thousands of small investors have been wanting just such an opportunity as this, there is little chance to lose. Yet probabilities for gain—for substantial profit, quick returns, and worthwhile investment possibilities—are great. This is no ordinary proposition. If you are interested, make the excursion with us Wednesay. The opportunity to buy into a Standard Oil royalty proposition will appeal to every one. There are only 640 lots to be sold in all, on a choice 50-acre tract, and the special opening price of $250 per lot will sell them quickly. 10 LOTS FREE If your lot is one of the first ten (10) chosen by Standard Oil Co., to drill upon, you will receive an additional lot, located within the holdings of the Bolsa Chica Oil & Gas Syndicate, as consideration for the loss of surface rights, on our lit, due to drilling, thereby giving you a possibility of getting TWO lots or the price of one. Famous Standard Torrance Well Adjoins This Property This famous well is now nearing production depth. The rig is reported to be larger than the rig which brought in the famous discovery gusher at Bolsa Chica last november. Standard's care in building this giant Torrance rigging, approximately 100 yards from our land, would seem to presage great-things-in-the-making. Stanard makes few big investments like this without some good reason. Your $250 lot will give you right to share in every 6th barrel of oil produced on our 50 acres by standard. Standard Must Drill Before October or Loses Valuable Lease Here The lease of Standard Oil Company on Bolsa Chica Oil & Gas Syndicate's 50 acres, specifically requires that it must commence drilling operations by October 28 of this year (1921). Failure to do so automatically forfeits its rights to this valuable Famous Standard Torrance Well Adjoins This Property This famous well is now nearing production depth. The rig is reported to be larger than the rig which brought in the famous discovery gusher at Bolsa Chica last November. Standard's care in building this giant Torrance rigging, approximately 100 yards from our land, would seem to presage great-things-in-the-making. Standard makes few big investments like this without some good reason. Your $250 lot will give you right to share in every 6th barrel of oil produced on our 50 acres by standard. Standard Must Drill Before October or Loses Valuable Lease Here The lease of Standard Oil Company on Bolsa Chica Oil & Gas Syndicate's 50 acres, specifically requires that it must commence drilling operations by October 28 of this year (1921). Failure to do so automatically forfeits its rights to this valuable space. OUR HOLDINGS WERE AMONG THE FIRST TO BE LEASED BY STANDARD IN THIS TERRITORY. BANK IN CHARGE OF FUNDS Need and clear title to your lot will be delivered to you by the LONG BEACH TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK, subject to Standard Oil company's lease. The bank will likewise receive and disburse all funds of the Bolsa Chica Oil & Gas Syndicate. Bolsa Chica Oil & Gas Syndicate Harper & Davidson Owners LEAVES: Office— St., Anaheim reservations.