oc-plain-dealer 1921-07-18

This Paper Accept Advertising on the Under Leading That Its Circulation Equals Any Three Others In This Field. VOL. XXIV—No. 297 Civic Improv NUMEROUS ACCIDENTS IN WEEKEND AUTO TRAFFIC Wm. A. Smith, of Buena Park, Swears Out Complaint Against Saugus Man as Result of Collision Late Saturday Night. Wm. A. Smith, of Buena Park, today swore out a complaint at the district attorney's office against Logan W. Goodknight, of Saugus, as a result of an auto collision about 11 p.m. Saturday near the Petroleum Midway test well at Buena Park and Anaheim-blvd. The charge is parking a car beside the road without a tail-light. ANAHEIM DEFEATS SAN BERDOO ELKS BY 7 TO 4 SCORE Locals Make Their First Five Runs on but One Hit: Play Santa Ana Next Anaheim defeated San Berdoo yesterday afternoon at Commonwealth park, Fullerton, for the third straight win of the Calif. Elks league. The governor Anaheim 7 runs, 5 hits, 2 er- Smith says he was driving toward Anaheim when he ran into the rear of Goodknight's Chevrolet. Both machines were badly damaged. Mrs. Smith and Miss Virgle Brown, of Anaheim, were considerably bruised. Oscar Bruskey, of Garden Grove, after conference with Sheriff Jackson stated he would swear out a complaint against the owner of a Nash roadster, license No. 563-255, as the result of an accident on the Newport-rd Saturday evening. Bruskey says he was driving a Ford delivery truck south thru Costa Mesa when the roadster approach rapidly, took an abrupt turn to the left. To avoid a headon collision, Buskey says he drove into a guy wire and telephone pole. He asserts three SAN BERDOO ELKS BY 7 TO 4 SCORE Locals Make Their First Five Runs on but One Hit: Play Santa Ana Next Anaheim defeated San Berdoo yesterday afternoon at Commonwealth park, Fullerton, for the third straight win of the Calif. Elks league. The scores: Anaheim 7 runs, 5 hits, 2 errors; San Berdoo 4 runs, 3 hits, 4 errors. It was a case of the hitless wonders winning the game, for Anaheim made its first five tallies on but one hit. San Berdoo started off in snappy fashion, scoring one in the first round and two more in the third. Anaheim didn't get into the run column until the fourth inning when Cox, the portly pitcher of the San Berdoos, had difficulty in finding the plate, walking three and hitting another. He had more trouble of the same kind in the next when the locals scored three more. Cox was reduced by Alverado who made four pitchers and was replaced by Lemon. Anaheim scored one more in the seventh and one in the eighth. The visitors got three singles in a row in the eigth which with a walk netted one run. Hawkins replaced Hughes who had been pitching with a sore arm. The game didn't have quite the snap to it that previous league contests have had, either from the standpoint of players or spectators. Probably the fact that there was an Elks convention in Los Angeles last week had something to do with it. Next Sunday Anaheim plays Santa Ana Ellis at the ball park between Orange and Olive. Yesterday Santa Ana defeated Whittier 15-12 in an 11-inning game. SAN BERNARDINO AB R II SH PO A E Smith ss ... 5 2 2 0 3 5 0 Pool of ... 4 1 1 0 1 0 1 Lemon thb.p. 4 1 2 0 1 1 1 Rossback lb. 4 0 2 1 11 0 1 Holmes 2b ... 2 0 0 0 0 2 0 Willmanan If ... 3 0 0 0 3 2 2 Alverado rf.p. 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 Cox p&r f ... 4 0 0 0 1 2 0 Total ... 34 4 8 1 24 12 4 ANAHEIM ELKIS Pendleton us ... 2 3 0 0 2 1 0 Ramage lb ... 3 2 1 0 10 0 0 B. Callan e ... 4 0 1 0 2 1 0 G. Callan b ... 3 0 1 0 0 2 0 McClaim rf ... 3 0 0 0 1 0 1 Bush b ... 4 0 0 0 1 1 0 Hawkins cf &p ...3 1 1 0 0 0 1 Youngman if ...3 0 0 1 5 0 0 Huguen p ...2 1 0 0 0 2 0 Moffat ef ...1 0 1 0 1 0 Total ...287512772 Summary: Two-base hits, Smith, Rossback, First on balls; off Hughes, off Hawkins, off Cox, off Alverado, Struck out by Hughes,6. NATIONAL LEAGUE Cincinnati -9-11-1 Philadelphia -5-8-2 Cincinnati — Marquard, Donahue Oscar Bruske, of Garden Grove, after conference with Sheriff Jackson today stated he would swear out a complaint against the owner of a Nash roadster, license No.563-255, as the result of an accident on the Newport-rd Saturday evening. Bruske says lie was driving a Ford delivery truck south thru Costa Mesa when the roadster-approaching rapidly took an abrupt turn to the left. To avoid a headon collision, Buskey says he drove into a guy wire and telephone pole. He asserts three men in the roadster appeared to be intoxicated. Arthur Vanneste, of Los Alamitos reported to Sheriff Jackson today that while driving west on the Long Beach-blvd near the Chas. Gillits ranch about6:30 p.m. Sunday, his car was badly damaged by a car driven by G. C. Quale,722 South Flower-st., Los Angeles. According to Vanneste, the Quale car was driving rapidly in the same direction smashing into the rear of his car and damaging his gas tank and left rear fender to the extent of $50. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Beloit, of Pasadena, met with an accident to their auto yesterday when returning from a drive to Newport. Another car, in stopping, failed to signal, which resulted in a damaged radiator and other slight injury to the Beloit car. Mr. and Mrs. Beloit are well remembered here and in Fullerton where they lived on Nicholas-ave. A broken wheel and other damages resulted when the car, driven by Mrs. Gilchrist, of Los Angeles, ran into the curbing near the Wright supply station at Buena Park yesterday afternoon. No one was injured, but the car could not be used for the return trip home. D.J.Pitts of So. Ohio-st was run into near Puente Sunday by J.Graham of Los Angeles at the junction of East Downey-blvd and Covina-rd. Both cars were badly damaged. No one was injured. An accident occurred on West Broadway Saturday night when a car driven by Mrs.Wilson struck the wheel of a car driven by Bull Irwin of Los Angeles, when the Irwin car swerved to the right to avoid striking a child who was crossing the street. Mrs.Wilson was unable to stop her car which was coming from behind in time to avoid striking the Irwin car. Mrs.McDonald, who was in the Irwin car, was thrown out and slightly injured. Several others were thoroly shaken up. Both cars were damaged. No one was injured seriously. TODAY'S RESULTS Taken from Board at Anaheim Howling Alleys. Public-spirited that vicinity are incess premises which promises to the proposed halt not been provided tomorrow evenif fault of apathetic heim. It seems unnexe value of a and water extent sufficient water service at the busler hours of being dug in givide new resident ed subdivisions for their sewage this practice will health record bonds for these carried unanimous A pallet $500 purchase of a pressure o right at the center-st or on the Pacific Farm Implies at Center and those residing south on the south side o cast their votes at now used by the fir E.Center-st near EFree autos will be ers for their conveniency to telephone during voting hour ice.The C.of.Ca have been allowed ofthe offices of the Water Co.as a heary efort will be m full vote on this sion. It is not genetec that quarter's city officials in them must be surrender within a few mo paid on these officers on at least amount required o of a new city hall end of a few mo lie officials will be paying at least two present or inadeque The fire hazard ed is such that t he city are not as those of the o The assessment roer fundamental ro er destroyed by fi re E.Steward,city hity new city hall the client vault space present and futur city officials will space for present A dignified built place of the preser Center-st. Public-spirited that vicinity are incess premises which promises to the proposed halt not been provided tomorrow evenif fault of apathetic heim. It seems unnexe value of a and water extent sufficient water service at the busler hours of being dug in givide new resident ed subdivisions for their sewage this practice will health record bonds for these carried unanimous A pallet $500 purchase of a pressure o right at the center-st or on the Pacific Farm Implies at Center and those residing south on the south side o cast their votes at now used by the fir E.Center-st free autos will be ers for their conveniency to telephone during voting hour ice.The C.of.Ca have been allowed ofthe offices of the Water Co.as a heary efort will be m full vote on this sion. It is not genetec that quarter's city officials in them must be surrender within a few mo paid on these officers on at least amount required o of a new city hall end of a few mo lie officials will be paying at least two present or inadeque The fire hazard ed is such that t he city are not as those of the o The assessment roer fundamental ro er destroyed by fi re E.Steward,city hity new city hall the client vault space present and futur city officials will space for present A dignified built place of the preser Center-st. Public-spirited that vicinity are incess premises which promises to the proposed halt not been provided tomorrow evenif fault of apathetic heim. It seems unnexe value of a and water extent sufficient water service at the busler hours of being dug in givide new resident ed subdivisions for their sewage this practice will health record bonds for these carried unanimous A pallet $500 purchase of a pressure o right at the center-st or on the Pacific Farm Implies at Center and O those residing south on the south side o cast their votes at now used by the fir E.Center-st free autos will be ers for their conveniency to telephone during voting hour ice.The C.of.Ca have been allowed ofthe offices of the Water Co.as a heary efort will be m full vote on this sion. It is not genetec that quarter's city officials in them must be surrender within a few mo paid on these officers on at least amount required o of a new city hall end of a few mo lie officials will be paying at least two present or inadeque The fire hazard ed is such that t he city are not as those of the o The assessment roer fundamental ro er destroyed by fi re E.Steward,city hity new city hall the client vault space present and futur city officials will space for present A dignified built place of the preser Center-st. Public-spirited that vicinity are incess premises which promises to the proposed halt not been provided tomorrow evenif fault of apathetic heim. It seems unnexe value of a and water extent sufficient water service at the busler hours of being dug in givide new resident ed subdivisions for their sewage this practice will health record bonds for these carried unanimous A pallet $500 purchase of a pressure o right at the center-st or on the Pacific Farm Implies at Center and O those residing south on the south side o cast their votes at now used by the fir E.Center-st free autos will be ers for their conveniency to telephone during voting hour ice.The C.of.Ca have been allowed ofthe offices of the Water Co.as a heary efort will be m full vote on this sion. It is not genetec that quarter's city officials in them must be surrender within a few mo paid on these officers on at least amount required o of a new city hall end of a few mo lie officials will be paying at least two present or inadeque The fire hazard ed is such that t he city are not as those of the o The assessment roer fundamental ro er destroyed by fi re E.Steward,city hity new city hall the client vault space present and futur city officials will space for present A dignified built place of the preser Center-st. Public-spirited that vicinity are incess premises which promises to the proposed halt not been provided tomorrow evenif fault of apathetic heim. It seems unnexe value of a and water extent sufficient water service at the busler hours of being dug in givide new resident ed subdivisions for their sewage this practice will health record bonds for these carried unanimous A pallet $500 purchase of a pressure o right at the center-st or on the Pacific Farm Implies at Center and O those residing south on the south side o cast their votes at now used by the fir E.Center-st free autos will be ers for their conveniency to telephone during voting hour ice.The C.of.Ca have been allowed ofthe offices of the Water Co.as a heary efort will be m full vote on this sion. It is not genetec that quarter's city officials in them must be surrender within a few mo paid on these officers on at least amount required o of a new city hall end of a few mo lie officials will be paying at least two present or inadeque The fire hazard ed is such that t he city are not as those of the o The assessment roer fundamental ro er destroyed by fi re E.Steward,city hity new city hall the client vault space present and futur city officials will space for present A dignified built place of the preser Center-st. Public-spirited that vicinity are incess premises which promises to the proposed halt not been provided tomorrow evenif fault of apathetic heim. It seems unnexe value of a and water extent sufficient water service at the busler hours of being dug in givide new resident ed subdivisions for their sewage this practice will health record bonds for these carried unanimous A pallet $500 purchase of a pressure o right at the center-st or on the Pacific Farm Implies at Center and O those residing south on the south side o cast their votes at now used by the fir E.Center-st free autos will be ers for their conveniency to telephone during voting hour ice.The C.of.Ca have been allowed ofthe offices of the Water Co.as a heary efort will be m full vote on this sion. It is not genetec that quarter's city officials in them must be surrender within a few mo paid on these officers on at least amount required o of a new city hall end of a few mo lie officials will be paying at least two present or inadeque The fire hazard ed is such that t he city are not as those of the o The assessment roer fundamental ro er destroyed by fi re E.Steward,city hity new city hall the client vault space present and futur city officials will space for present A dignified built place of the preser Center-st. Public-spirited that vicinity are incess premises which promises to the proposed halt not been provided tomorrow evenif fault of apathetic heim. It seems unnexe value of a and water extent sufficient water service at the busler hours of being dug in givide new resident ed subdivisions for their sewage this practice will health record bonds for these carried unanimous A pallet $500 purchase of a pressure o right at the center-st or on the Pacific Farm Implies at Center and O those residing south on the south side o cast their votes at now used by the fir E.Center-st free autos will be ers for their conveniency to telephone during voting hour ice.The C.of.Ca have been allowed ofthe offices of the Water Co.as a heary efort will be m full vote on this sion. It is not genetec that quarter's city officials in them must be surrender within a few mo paid on these officers on at least amount required o of a new city hall end of a few mo lie officials will be paying at least two present or inadeque The fire hazard ed is such that t he city are not as those of the o The assessment roer fundamental ro er destroyed by fi re E.Steward,city hity new city hall the client vault space present and futur city officials will space for present A dignified built place of the preser Center-st. Public-spirited that vicinity are incess premises which promises to the proposed halt not been provided tomorrow evenif fault of apathetic heim. It seems unnexe value of a and water extent sufficient water service at the busler hours of being dug in givide new resident ed subdivisions for their sewage this practice will health record bonds for these carried unanimous A pallet $500 purchase of a pressure o right at the center-st or on the Pacific Farm Implies at Center and O those residing south on the south side o cast their votes at now used by the fir E.Center-st free autos will be ers for their conveniency to telephone during voting hour ice.The C.of.Ca have been allowed ofthe offices of the Water Co.as a heary efort will be m full vote on this sion. It is not genetec that quarter's city officials in them must be surrender within a few mo paid on these officers on at least amount required o of a new city hall end of a few mo lie officials will be paying at least two present or inadeque The fire hazard ed is such that t he city are not as those of the o The assessment roer fundamental ro er destroyed by fi re E.Steward,city hity new city hall the client vault space present and futur city officials will space for present A dignified built place of the preser Center-st. Public-spirited that vicinity are incess premises which promises to the proposed halt not been provided tomorrow evenif fault of apathetic heim. It seems unnexe value of a and water extent sufficient water service at the busler hours of being dug in givide new resident ed subdivisions for their sewage this practice will health record bonds for these carried unanimous A pallet $500 purchase of a pressure o right at the center-st or on the Pacific Farm Implies at Center and O those residing south on the south side o cast their votes at now used by the fir E.Center-st free autos will be ers for their conveniency to telephone during voting hour ice.The C.of.Ca have been allowedofthe offices oftheWater Co.asa heary efortwillbemullvoteonthission ANAHEIM ELKS— Pendleton as ... 3 0 0 2 1 0 Ramage 1b ... 2 1 0 10 0 0 B. Callan c ... 4 0 1 0 2 1 0 G. Callan 3b ... 3 0 1 0 0 2 0 McClaim rf ... 3 0 0 1 0 1 0 Bush 2b ... 4 0 0 0 1 1 0 Hawkins cf & p ... 3 1 1 0 0 0 1 Youngman, if ... 3 0 0 1 5 0 0 Hughes p ... 2 1 0 0 0 2 0 Moffat cf ... 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 Total ... 28 7512772 Summary: Two-base hits, Smith 2, Rushback, First on balls; off Hughes 2, off Hawking 1, off Cox 4, off Alverado 1, Struck out by Hughes 6, by Hawkins 1, by Cox 1. Double plays, by Smith unassisted; by Bush to B. Callan. Wild pitches, by Alverado 4. Passed balls, by Stewart 1. Hit by pitcher, Hawkins, McClain, Pendleton. Time: 1:50. Grandpa Hedges Will Celebrate 4th Tonight If you hear a lotta fireworks popping off this evening, don't call Tex or Oble or Marcus or any of the rest of the police. It won't do any good, because Grandpa Hedges wouldn't be in the humor to heed them, particularly since he had to change a tire on his rural mail fliver this morning. You know how it is, lotta sunshine, elbow grease on these little tire pumps, blue atmosphere and verbal fireworks. But, to go on with the real story—the reason for the fireworks tonight: Mrs. Geo. L., Hedges and boys, Carl and Paul, arrived yesterday from Frankfort, Ind., for an indefinite stay with Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Hedges, of W. Center-st. They were expected two weeks ago but one of the boys got sick in Nebraska where they stopped off for a visit. Grandpa Hedges had laid in a supply of fireworks. "These fireworks simply won't keep until next year," says Grandpa Hedges, "and anyway, I want to fire 'em off whether the boys do or not." TODAY'S RESULTS Taken from Board at Anhelm Bowling Alleys. NATIONAL LEAGUE Cincinnati 9-11-1 Philadelphia 5-8-2 Cincinnati — Marquard, Donahue and Wingo. Phila — Ring and Brugy. Cincinnati 9-10-1 Milla 5-9-3 Cincinnati — Eller, Coumbe and Hargrave. Phila — Baumgartner, Sedgewick and Peters. Pittsburgh 1-8-2 New York 12-12-1 Pittsburgh — Morrison, Glazner, Rader and Schnidt. New York — Nehf, Smith and Gaston. Chicago 8-12-3 Brooklyn 1-11-1 Chicago — Ponder and Daly, Brooklyn — Reuther Mitchell and Miller. St. Louis 8-13-4 Boston 14-16-1 St. Louis — Walker, Bailey, Portica, Revere and Dilhoefer, Boston — Scott, Fillingim and Gibson. American League Boston 4-10-0 Chicago 5-13-3 G9 Boston: Jones and Ruel. Chicago: Kerr and Schalk. Second game— Boston 000 003 00 Chicago 210 000 00 Boston: Russell, Karr and Walters. Chicago: Hodge and Yaryan. New York 10-13-1 Detroit 1-5-4 New York: Mays and Schang. Detroit: Cole and Manion. Washington 2-6-3 Cleveland 3-8-1 Washington: Mogridge and Picinch. Cleveland: Sotherton and Nuna-maker. Philadelphia 010 010 0 St. Louis 000 -000 -0 Philadelphia: Harris and Perkins. When thru' with Your Plain Dealer, Mail to Orange County Plain Deeds LEADING NEWSPAPER OF NORTHERN ORANGE COUNTY Anaheim, California, Monday, July 18, 1921 Provements Up To Date Anaheim Must Decide Go-Ahead Policy Tues. Tomorrow's setting sun will tell the story of Anaheim's progressiveness, or backwardness, as the votes of the citizens may be cast for or against $160,000 bonds for a new city hall, sewer and water extensions, and a fire pump. As far as had been learned at the C. of C. at noon today there is no group opposition to the passage of these bonds or any item of them. A two-thirds majority is necessary for their approval by the people. It is therefore urgent that every registered voter cast his ballot at either polling place, between the hours of 6 a.m. and 7 p.m. Those voters residing north of Center-st or on the north side of Center-st will cast their votes at the Pacific Farm Implement Co.'s premises at Center and Chartres-st; and those residing south of Center-st or on the south side of Center-st will cast their votes at the old city hall now used by the fire department on E. Center-st near Emily-st. Free autos will be tendered to voters for their convenience. It is only necessary to telephone 92 any time during voting hours for this service. The C. of C. and Kiwanis club have been allowed the use of a part of the offices of the Anaheim Union OFFICIAL AVENUE FIELD FOR Oil Magnate Agrees to Party Wall with City Hall: Big Saving to Taxpayers How does this appeal to you? Have an office constructed to suit your requirements. M. Eugene Durfee, architect for the new Sam Kraemer-bldg on East Center-st, which, by the way, is to be the largest office-bldg in the city, is drawing into the plans for the structure, which he is now preparing, quarters for a number of professional and business men and firms just as they desire them for size, etc. There are a few more offices available, says Durfee. He is fixing up some very desirable offices or himself along with others. Chas. A. Warren, and Others, in C., Will Use Field on Which Located Permanent Anaheim is to have an official. It is to be located at the northwest and the western boundary of the way, on land acquired as a parcel the Salt Lake railway. The lease, good until April 1, 1922, with the proviso that if Mr. Newman's lease is extended, he will sub-lease to Anaheim C. of C. for a further period, will be signed by the president and secretary of the C. of C. tomorrow. Authority for this lease was issued by directors July 14. Chas. A. Warren and others, in co-operation with the C. of C., are to use the field, on which an aeroplane is to be located permanently. Mr. Warren plans to inaugurate the aerial photographic business in Anaheim from this center, beginning at once. In a few weeks he hopes to have negatives of every plot of laziness district. This branch Center-st or on the north side of Center-st will cast their votes at the Pacific Farm Implement Co.'s premises at Center and Chartres-st; and those residing south of Center-st or on the south side of Center-st will cast their votes at the old city hall now used by the fire department on E. Center-st near Emily-st. Free autos will be tendered to voters for their convenience. It is only necessary to telephone 92 any time during voting hours for this service. The C. of C. and Kwani's club have been allowed the use of a part of the offices of the Anaheim Union Water Co. as a headquarters and every effort will be made to bring out a full vote on this important occasion. It is not generally understood that the quarters now occupied by city officials in the Masonic Temple must be surrendered to the owners within a few months. The rental paid on these offices represents interest on at least one-half of the amount required or the construction of a new city hall, $75,000. At the end of a few months Anaheim public officials will be in the street, paying at least twice as much as at present or inadequate quarters. The fire hazard at present endured is such that the records of the city are not as well protected as those of the ordinary merchant. The assessment rolls, maps, and other fundamental records of Anaheim if destroyed by fire could not be replaced at any price, according to O. E. Steward, city manager. In the new city hall they will have sufficient vault space to take care of present and future emergencies. All city officials will be provided ample space for present and future needs. A dignified building will take the place of the present eye-sore on E. Center-st. Public-spirited property owners in that vicinity are about to build business premises, the total cost of which promises to treble the cost of the proposed hall. If the latter has not been provided for by the voters tomorrow evening it will be the fault of apathetic citizens of Anaheim. It seems unnecessary to emphasize the value of a big vote for sewer and water extensions. There is insufficient water supply for ordinary service at the present time in the busier hours of use. Cesspools are being dug in great numbers to provide new residents in the newly added subdivisions with a disposal place for their sewage. A continuance of this practice will tend to lower the health record of Anaheim. The bonds for these two items should be carried unanimously. A paltry $500 is required for the purchase of a fire pump, to boost the pressure on the water system "right at the nozzle." Residents have recently suffered large charges for plumbing caused by the unnecessary pressure exerted during fires when this pump, had it been in commission, would have eliminated all your requirements. M. Eugene Durfee, architect for the new Sam Kraemer-bldg on East Center-st, which, by the way, is to be the largest office-bldg in the city, is drawing into the plans for the structure, which he is now preparing, quarters for a number of professional and business men and firms just as they desire them for size, etc. There are a few more such offices available, says Durfee. He is fixing up some very desirable offices or himself along with others. The structure will face 135 feet on Center-st and will drop back 112 feet. It will be two-story and will be finished in the most up-to-date manner with elevator, etc. There will be four-large store rooms on the first floor. The front will be finished in marble, terra cotta and white enamel brick. A point of especial interest to the taxpayer is that Kraemer has agreed to a part wall between his building and the new city hall. This will affect considerable saving for the city in its new municipal building and helps explain why city councilors expect to have the finest city hall in the county altho it will not cost so much as the recently Orange city hall, for instance. Another saving the council hopes to make will be from salvage taken from the old building. The fact that it is not necessary to spend a cent for city hall building site also is a point that is expected to enthuse voters tomorrow. SUN GETS 200-BBL. WELL AT 2000 FEET Upsetting theories and judgments of engineers, geologists and other men wise in the oil game, the Sun Oil Co. at Huntington Beach today has a steady production of about 200 barrels of oil a day. The Sun Co. has demonstrated that there is oil to be had in the strata of oil sand struck by the drillers in that vicinity at about 2,000 feet. Instead of passing up this strata, as every other company's drillers had done as fast as they have gone into it, the Sun managers decided to try it out on the pump. As a result of that determination Sun well No. 3 is today numbered among the producers of the new Huntington Beach field. Under the pump the well is producing steadily. That it produced at all was surprising to oil men who have been watching logs of various wells. Among them it seems to have been an established practice to go thru the shallow strata, the general opinion being that it was non-productive, and go on down thru other formations to gusher sand. The well is located on the north sub-lease to Anaheim C. of C. for a further period, will be signed by the president and secretary of the C. of C. tomorrow. Authority for this lease was issued by directors July 14. Chas. A. Warren and others, in co-operation with the C. of C., are to use the field, on which an aeroplane is to be located permanently. Mr. Warren plans to inaugurate the aerial photographic business in Anaheim from this center, beginning at once. In a few weeks he hopes to have negatives of every plot of land in the Anaheim district. This branch of the photographic science has made great strides since and during COUNTY supervisors, sitting as a board of equalization, today increased the assessment of the Birth Oil Co. $183,255. County Assessor Sleeper's assessment had been $1,153,045. The new assessment is $1,336,300. Last year's assessment was $886,-375. The Birch company has been protesting Sleeper's assessment for the last half dozen years. This is the first their appeals and protests have resulted in a change and it is upward instead of down. The increase, based on last year's tax levy, means an increased cost of about $6000 to Birch company. Sleeper has been arriving at his assessment figures by considering total production, total income, expenses, net profit and on a basis of ten per cent profit, the assessment is made on a 40 per cent valuation. At the hearing last week, two oil engineers, R. B. Moran, representing the Birch company, and C. S. Thomas testified that the life of an oil well was estimated at five years, i.e., was worth what it would produce in five years. The board of equalization took as a basis for assessment the life of a well at 4 1-2 years. Thomas testified that the Birch lease was the most valuable in the Brea field, being over the peak of the oil dome, and would probably continue to produce after other leases had played out. UNSKILLED STUDIO WORKERS ON STRIKE LOS ANFELES, July 18—Between 500 and 600 skilled and unskilled studio workers, including carpenters, painters and electricians, are on strike in Los Angeles today against proposed wage reductions, said to average $1 per day. According to union officials, 400 workers failed to appear this morning at the Lasky studio, one of the largest in the city. Jesse L. Lasky vide new residents in the newly added subdivisions with a disposal place for their sewage. A continuance of this practice will tend to lower the health record of Anaheim. The bonds for these two items should be carried unanimously. A pallet $500 is required for the purchase of a fire pump, to boost the pressure on the water system "right at the nozzle." Residents have recently suffered large charges for plumbing caused by the unnecessary pressure exerted during fires, when this pump, had it been in commission, would have eliminated all such trouble. Voters are urged to go to the polls before undertaking the duties of the day. It is just as easy to do this and it will be a great help to election officers. Vote early and vote for the bonds. PITCH BUCKET LAW SWEEPS SOUTHLAND KANSAS CITY, Mo., July 18. The law of the tar bucket and blacksnake ruled in the southwest during the week-end, according to reports here today. A woman was tarred and feathered Saturday night. Mrs. Beulah Johnson, who has been charged with bigamy was taken from the porch of a hotel at Tenaha, Texas, by masked men in white uniforms, and after being removed to a secluded spot in the country, was tarred. Her clothing was removed before she was punished. Richard Johnson, 70, was taken from his wagon at Warrensburg, Mo., by three armed, masked men, his clothing torn off and flogged. A man named McKnight was beat on at Timpson, Texas, by masked men. No arrests were made in connection with any of the cases. Try Plain Dealer Want Ads. Try Plain Dealer Want Ads. Try Plain Dealer Want Ads. As a result of that determination Sun well No. 3 is today numbered among the producers of the new Huntington Beach field. Under the pump the well is producing steadily. That it produced at all was surprising to oil men who have been watching logs of various wells. Among them it seems to have been an established practice to go through the shallow strata, the general opinion being that it was non-productive, and go on down thru other formations to gusher sand. The well is located on the north side of the boulevard, the first west of the subway. It was drilled to 2085 feet. INTEREST KEEN IN MOTOR HIGH JINKS "The there high jinks what the dealers' craft of the Orange-co Auto Trades Assn. is preparing for next Saturday night is going to be some big scream." This is what a cherub of the street said today, indicating how widespread is the interest in the forthcoming event. He has that much tip as to what is going to be doing on that eventual evening — and he has just as much information as have any of the dealers, except those who are members of the committee. It is "secret stuff" all the way thru, and even the location is to be kept in the background until the last minute. Secrecy being maintained is making the "boys" all the keener to be "among those present." Herbert O. Davis, secretary of the association, is distributing tickets this week to various members. The members are expected to pass them on at $2 per. The $2 per is the only thing in connection with the affair that is known definitely by any one but the "wise ones." Dealers are permitted to invite friends. Employees of all firms and individuals identified with the county trades' association are eligible as ticket purchasers. Try Plain Dealer Want Ads. UNSKILLED STUDIO WORKERS ON STRIKE LOS ANFELES, July 18.—Between 500 and 600 skilled and unskilled studio workers, including carpenters, painters and electricians, are on strike in Los Angeles today against proposed wage reductions, said to average $1 per day. According to union officials, 400 workers failed to appear this morning at the Lasky studio, one of the largest in the city, Jesse L. Lasky, president of the corporation, issued a statement in which he said: "It is true the men went out, but we are at work as usual." According to union leaders, the entire mechanical forces did not report today. No labor trouble has developed at Universal City, according to film officials there, where 16 companies are working. The Century, Goldwyn and Fox studios all reported failure of their mechanical staffs to show up for work! MUST SLOW UP IN LOS ANGELES-CO, TOO Justice John B. Cox has a rival. Judge Walter Hanby, of Los Angeles, has issued a warning to motorists that jail sentences await them for speeding. "No more speeding or reckless driving on the county roads," Judge Hanby is quoted as saying. "I have nothing to say about what autoists in the city of Los Angeles do, but I am going to shut down on rockless driving in the county." "We do not need the money derived from speed fines, and jail sentences will be the means employed hereafter to stop speeding." Orange-co will have nothing on Los Angeles-co when it comes to handing out sentences of unjust speeding:" All of which means that Orange co motorists, and others, must watch their throttle when driving the county roads of the county t This Paper Believes in the People and Desires Nothing Better Than Their Continued Confidence. TWENTY-FOURTH YEAR To Voters AVIATION FOR ANAHEIM and, Others, in Cooperation With C. of Use Field on Which Plane Will Be Located Permanently. is to have an official aviation landing field. Used at the northwest corner of E. North-st. boundary of the Santa Fe railway right acquired as a part of the right of way of railway. until April 1, Noviso that if Mr. extended, he will im C. of C. for a be signed by the secretary of the C. of authority for this by directors July and others, in the C. of C., are which an aerated permanently to inaugurate the business in An-enter, beginning at weeks he hopes to every plot of land district. This branch SWIMMING'S FINE AT Y. M. C. A. POOL THESE DAYS, MEN! Anaheim Only City in County Outside'Beaches Which Has Tank —Why Not Use It! "Hey, fellers, let's go down to the 'Y' tonight after work and have a swim!" It sure sounds good these hot days and it's not for the boys, either, but for the men. Secretary Raitt says there is a campaign now going on for memberships in the business men's class, which is to meet three days a week, from 5:30 to 7:30 on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. You men who work all day in that old hot store or office better avail yourself of the privilege offered by the Y. M. C. A. building on south Philadelphia-st and sign up at once. The cost for membership for the entire summer is only $3.00. Anaheim is the only town in Or- BIRCH ASSESSMENT 2,250 AFTER HEARING BUILDING PERMITS W. J. Kenney, alter residence on So. Olive-st between E. Broadway and Santa Ana-st, cost $150. A. P. Jones, garage, on N. Philadelphia-st between Wilhelmina and North-sts, cost $300. 147,761 BOXES OF VALENCIAS SHIPPED BY ANAHEIM CITRUS There have been 147,761 boxes of Valencia oranges shipped out by the Anaheim Citrus Fruit Asn. since the opening of the season, it was stated this morning by Manager W. H. Schureman. This does not include other varieties. This association shipped 28 cars last week. The S. P. shipped a total of 77 cars from Anaheim last week, 50 cars from the So. Los Angeles-st station and 27 from West Anaheim. Figures were not available from the Santa Fe. Last week all three stations shipped 80 cars the week before last. PLAN PAVEMENT OF ZEYN-ST 1600 FEET A movement is under foot in the Zeyn tract for the pavement of Zeyn-st from Sycamore to North-st, a distance of about 1600 feet. It is possible that if property owners sign petitions which have been prepared by City Manager O. E. Steward for this work, an effort will be made to include the cross streets of Sycamore and Alberta. SAVED BY 500-FOOT It sure sounds good these hot days and it's not for the boys, either, but for the men. Secretary Raitt says there is a campaign now going on for memberships in the business men's class, which is to meet three days a week, from 5:30 to 7:30 on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. You men who work all day in that old hot store or office better avail yourself of the privilege offered by the Y. M. C. A. building on south Philadelphia-st and sign up at once. The cost for membership for the entire summer is only $3.00. Anaheim is the only town in Orange-co outside of the beach which has a pool, so why not use it? The grounds are at the disposal of the men as well and no one will be admitted who does not hold his membership card. The pool has been painted white, and all boarded in with a new spring board and new sidewalk all around the edge. There are locked rooms and showers in the bulling, all of which are at the disposal of the men. You men who are interested see the following members of the local committee: M. E. Beebc, Sebastian Bros., F. T. Edmiston, Wm. Wallop, O. E. Steward or Geo. Ross, and get your application cards signed up immediately as the class will be limited to 40 men. The first get-together of the men will be Wednesday evening at 5:30, and if you can't be on time come later. Why sit around and roast when you don't have to? LEGION AUXILIARY WILL MEET TUESDAY The regular meeting of Women's Auxiliary, Anaheim Post No. 72, American Legion, will be held tomorrow evening, July 15, at $ p.m. in the old city hall. A good attendance is desired as several matters of important business will come up for consideration. All those eligible to membership are cordially invited to come and join. SCORES INJURED IN PA. PRISON RIOTING PITTSBURGH, Pa., July 18 — Scores of prisoners and guards in the Western Pennsylvania penitentiary were reported injured in rioting which started in the dining room. Residents in the vicinity of the prison said hundreds of shots were heard being fired from behind the prison walls. Under personal direction of Mayor E. V. Babcock and other officials order was being restored and the prisoners were being locked in their cells. Six buildings of the institution were partially destroyed by flames, which sprung up soon after the fighting started while the prisoners were eating. L. A. ITALIAN SHOT BY BLACKHANDERS ED STUDIO ERS ON STRIKE ES, July 18.—Between skilled and unskilled including carpenters, electricians, are on Angeles today against reductions, said to day. Union officials, 400 to appear this morn-ky studio, one of the city, Jesse L. Lasky, the corporation, issued which he said: the men went out, but k as usual." Union leaders, theical forces did not re- double has developed at according to film off- where 16 companies are by Goldwyn and Fox reported failure of their raffs to show up for OW UP IN ANGELES-CO, TOO An B. Cox has a rival, Enter Hanby, of Los An- sued a warning to mo-jail sentences await eding. Speeding or rockless the county roads," Judge noted as saying. "I have way about what autoists of Los Angeles do, but to shut down on rock-in the county. Not need the money de- speed fines, and jail sen- be the means employed stop speeding. Will have nothing on co when it comes to sentences of or unjust which means that Orange- ts, and others, must throttle when driving roads of the county to ZEYN-ST 1600 FEET A movement is under foot in the Zeyn tract for the pavement of Zeyn- st from Sycamore to North-st, a distance of about 1600 feet. It is posible that if property owners sign petitions which have been prepared by City Manager O. E. Steward for this work, an effort will be made to include the cross streets of Sycamore and Alberta. SAVED BY 500-FOOT ROPE IN YOSEMITE YOSEMITE, Cal., July 18—One hundred men, divided into three relays and using more than 500 feet of rope in Alpine fashion at daybreak today, rescued Lieut. Fred. W. Nichols of Los Angeles from Granite Ledge, near Sentinel Rock, where he had been marooned for nearly 24 hours. Nichols was uninjured, but said he was "ravenously hungry." He lost his way while climbing early yesterday. OPEN LABOR MEETING HERE THIS EVENING The Central Labor Union of Or-ange-co will hold an open meeting at labor headquarters here tonight. There will be refreshments and a program including addresses by Josiah "Daddy" Dale, organizer, a representative of the Anaheim C. of C. and others. TAUSCH REGISTERS ALIENS Registration of allens was conducted this afternoon in the office of the Ross Brothers Realty Co., on W. Center-st, by Frank Tausch. Registration will continue each Monday, Wednesday and Friday afternoon during the remainder of the month. W. J. BRYAN Jr., SPEAKS W. J. Bryan Jr. is to be honored guest and speaker at the annual Nebraska state society picnic at Bixby Park, Long Beach, Saturday, Aug. 6th. Try Plain Dealer Want Ads. L. A. ITALIAN SHOT BY BLACKHANDERS LOS ANGELES, July 18. — Mafia gunmen have again raised the Black Hand of terrorism in Los Angeles. Police today are hunting the gunmen who last night attempted to assassinate Vito di Giorgio, Italian fruit dealer. He is near death today with three bullets in his body. On the night of June 30 Mrs. Canda Cannella, 75-year-old house-wife, was slain when a Black Hand assassin riding on a bicycle, pumped five bullets into the aged woman's heart as she sat peacefully rocking in a chair on the porch of her home, at 268 North-ave 28. Revenge of the Mafia was the explanation. Black Handers wanted to make her aged husband suffer for some mysterious reason. Last night di Giorgio wav- without warning—ambush drove into his garage, 109 st, after a day of happiner family at the seashore. THE THERMO The maximum to was 35 at 2 p.m. was 52 at 5:30 a.m. High by the Ankhel quality FRUIT S CLEVEVOMONAS or spoty options $12.9 an a tray of lemons satisfies NE and partitions an on W