oc-plain-dealer 1921-08-11

KIWANIS SPEAKER OUTLINES TENETS Principles underlay the organization of Kiwanis clubs are the "Seven Foundation Stones of Business Building." Carl Rosenberg, president of the Sales Managers' association of Los Angeles told members of the Santa Ana Kiwanis club at luncheon. Rosenberg was introduced by Fred H. Taylor, chairman of the day, as past president of the Rotary club of Los Angeles and present chairman of the Rotary International committee on education. Rosenberg likened his talk to a parable and used a novel method in order to impress the seven salient points of business building with seven blocks on which these points were inscribed. As he enunciated each point he turned the corresponding block on which appeared his point in writing. Curiosity of the Kiwanis club men when they sat down to lunch, was aroused by the seven numbered blocks. At the conclusion of Rosenberg's parable their curiosity had been turned to surprise and then to appreciative applause as the blocks were turned a second time, spelling KIWANIS. Rosenberg said: "My story or parable is of the transformation of a father and his business, which had been criticised by his son. The son left home rather than join his father in what he considered a decrepit and falling enterprise. Deserted by his son, the father realized something must be wrong. "After considerable thought he evolved the 'Seven Foundation Stones of Business Building.'" "Number One he called Worthy Vocation. Was he engaged in a worthy vocation? If so, it was his duty to scour the markets of the world to serve the people who depended upon him to prove worthy of his vocation." "Number Two—Self Improvement. He must not wear slubby clothes if he expected his business to be stylish. He must improve his own mind with ask for every raise. His interest in them must be voluntary. To raise their standards, he must raise his own. "Number Five—Honesty. Honesty meant more than sixteen ounces to the pound and thirty-five inches to the yard. It meant the elimination even of shady tactics, heretofore overlooked. "Number Six — Friendship. True friendship was the basis of his business. His must be a true friend and cultivate the friendship even of his competitors. "Number Seven — Service. Service should be of the kind that would raise the standards of his business and make the road easy for them that came after him. It was more than merely prompt attention to his clients." NEW SANTA ANA FIRE ENGINE DUE TODAY Santa Ana has a regular fire engine. John Luexmbourger, chief of the fire department, was to bring it here from Los Angeles today. Technically it is known as a Sea-grave pump, with a capacity of 700 to 1000 gallons a minute. The pumping apparatus is driven by the motor which draws it to the scene of a fire. This motor is a specially built Sea-grave motor, six-cylinder, 140 horse power. This truck will carry, it is expected, 1500 feet of 2 1-2 inch hose and 400 feet of 1 1-2 inch hose, with the necessary equipment of chemical tanks, "fire-guns," axes, and many other items. The pump was ordered about five months ago from the Columbus, O., factory, which promised nothing under 150 day delivery. It arrived in Los Angeles, last Saturday. Chief Luxembourger went to Los Angeles yesterday in order to inspect the truck. It was given a test run as far as Alhambra, whose fire chief wanted to see Santa Ana's new modern piece of equipment. As result of the test run, Chief Luxembourger decided on various minor changes in arrangement of equipment. Acquisition of the new pump means that Santa Ana will no longer be de- A DAY of READ EACH AND EVERY ONE OF THESE ING ARE OFFERED HERE AND AT PRICE Coupon Friday, A A day of coupons will save you more on clipping the coupons on this page tised below. 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Cent THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DE ALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA 5000 BBLS. CAPPED IN COALINGA FIELD (Calif. State Mining Bureau) Production of crude oil in the state reached its peak during April of the current year with an average daily production of 338,000 barrels. Since that time there has been a slight decline in production partly due to the falling off in initial production of new wells in Elk Hills and Huntington Beach oil fields and partly because of the voluntary shutting down of active producers. At least 5000 barrels of oil per day has been shut off in the Coalinga fields alone because of overproduction. The increase in production during the early months of 1921 was due to the drilling started in the later part of 1920. The rate of drilling increased until April of this year however when 134 wells, a maximum number were reported ready to drill. During June and July of 1921 new wells ready to drill averaged 26 per week against 16 per week for the same period in 1920. A marked drilling activity among the larger producing concerns, especially at Elk Hills and Huntington Beach oil fields has been a contributing factor to the present overproduction of crude oil and the consequent reduction in price. The following table shows 397 new wells ready to drill by 12 of the larger operating companies since the first of the year. This is 45 per cent of the total number of wells ready to drill since January 1, 1921. Companies Wells Associated-Amalgamated Oil Companies C. C. M. O. Co.-Petroleum Development Co. Gen. Pot. Corp. Honolulu Con. Oil Co. Pacific Oil Co. Pan American Pet. et al. Petroleum-Midway Co. et al. Shell Co. of Calif. Standard Oil Co. of Calif. Union Oil Co. of Calif. Union Oil Co. of Deleware et al. Ventura Oilfields Syndicate et al. Tests for water shut off 21 as compared with 32 the previous week; vary total to date 961; total to same date last year 777. Deepening or redrilling jobs 17 as compared with 13 preceding week; total this year 482; total to same date last year 520. Wells abandoned this week 3, as compared with 2 the preceding week; total to date this year 137; total to same date last year 127. Witman, Eyesight Specialist. M. E. CAMP MEETING OPENS NEXT WEEK What is expected to become the world's greatest Christian resort and assembly center is a new project for launched by the Methodist Episcopal church at Santa Monica Canyon within 17 miles of the center of Los Angeles. The enterprise will be inaugurated with a camp meeting to be held August 14-28 in a beautiful grove familiarized as the "Forest Station," in which a tent city of 225 fents has been erected for the accommodation of those attending. The Naftzer Evangelistic Party, secured as the leaders, are among the most widely known and popular workers in their field. Music and young people's work will be special features of the gathering. All members of the party are singers and players, and Mr. Ernest Naftzer has the distinction of having been twice around the world as a singer accompanying Dr. Chapman. Dr. Earl Naftzer, who is the preacher, is also an accomplished musician, with Mrs. Earl Naftzer and their son Charles make up the party. Dr. Thomas O. Grieves, West Lake Methodist Episcopal church, Los Angeles, will conduct daily prayer meetings in the early morning, and a number of leaders of other denominations will be speakers at the afternoon platform meetings to help in recognition of launching the new enterprise, which is to be operated on a broad interdenominial scale. SANTA ANA PEOPLE LEASE 600 ACRE Santa Ana property owners on Seventeenth Street, Berrydale ave territory in proximity thereto are day parties to a community oil lease. Agreement was reached by owner of land totaling more than 600 acres in that district to pool their oil interests and a lease was signed by approximately 20 property owners that affect. According to the contract deal up, each of the signers agrees not enter into any option or sale right to prospect for gas or oil less it shall be agreed to by 51 cent of the total acreage owned by the signers of the lease. The stipulation also requires when the owners of more than per cent of the acreage owned by signers shall decide upon and prove a lease to any of what are called "six responsible oil paints," all of the signers will deliver a lease to that concern. The companies named in the area are the Standard Oil Co., Unionville. the Santa Monica mountains to water front. The enterprise is to be modeled ter Ocean Grove, New Jersey, Lake Chautauqua, New York, we are famous the world over as Cain and educational centers. It is expected that ground will broken for the first improvement this fall, and that the new city rise rapidly as it draws to Christian people from various parts of the United States and Canada are attracted to the coast bideals. Dr. Charles H. Scott, the executor of the enterprise, has been at for two years on the project u appointment by Bishop Leonard San Francisco, says that the publication of the plan has universal favor among religious educational leaders, and that we less than 60 days from the time the property was secured $150 was subscribed to carry it out. of Greater Bargains ONE OF THESE COUPONS—MANY OF THE THINGS THAT YOU HAVE BEEN WAITING AND AT PRICES MUCH LESS THAN YOU EXPECTED TO PAY. UPON DAY y, August 12th will save you money in this great Sale. Simply use them in coupons on this page and bring them to us — the stores adver- to serve you with a host of values you haven’t seen in a long, ever you see a coupon you’re sure to get more than you ever bargains. Simply read each coupon carefully and bring it in the coupon price is effective for only a single day. will save you money in this great Sale. Simply use them in coupons on this page and bring them to us — the stores adverto serve you with a host of values you haven't seen in a long, forever you see a coupon you're sure to get more than you ever argains. Simply read each coupon carefully and bring it in the coupon price is effective for only a single day. COUPON 1.00 $1.00 This Coupon good for One Dollar off on any hat in our store. THE PRINCE STORE Corner Center and Lemon Sts. COUPON FRUIT BASKETS, Reg. $1.25 2. This coupon and ..... BEEWING BASKETS, with tassels and rings. Regular $2.60 value. this coupon and ... Anaheim Music & Novelty Co. H. J. EFKER COUPON Good for 50c on any $1.50 pair of SILK HOSE or over Good for $1.00 on any BATHING SUIT in the house Good for $1.00 on any WAIST in the house COUPON Good for on any SWEATER Good for on any CAPE in the l Good for 50 reduction on an DRESS in Style Shop 105 W. Center St. COUPON Good for 10c Credit on any Designer Pattern The Belrobe Method—Saves' Material The Pattern That Shows in Pictures SEBASTION BROS. 119 W. Center St. Anaheim This Coupon and $2.00 Buys Six 10-inch Pathe or Columbia Records Hammel's Music Store, 124 E. Center AANA PEOPLE LEASE 600 ACRES Ana property owners on W. Smith St., Burrydale-ave and in proximity thereto are to lease to a community oil lease. Payment was reached by owners totaling more than 500 acres district to pool their oil in and a lease was signed by approximately 20 property owners to collect. To the contract drawn of the signers agrees not to any option or sale of any prospect for gas or oil until be agreed to by 51 per the total acreage owned by persons of the lease. Population also requires that the owners of more than 51 of the acreage owned by the shall decide upon and agree to any of what are described "six responsible oil companies" all of the signers will also lease to that concern. Companies named in the lease Standard Oil Co., Union Oil Anaheim mountains to the north. Enterprise is to be modeled after Grove, New Jersey, and Austauqua, New York, which has the world over as Christian educational centers. Expected that ground will be for the first improvements and that the new city will likely as it draws to itself people from various parts United States and Canada who reacted to the coast by its Charles H. Scott, the executive enterprise, has been at work years on the project underment by Bishop Leonard of San Francisco, says that the publicement of the plan has won favor among religious and national leaders, and that within 60 days from the time that property was secured $150,000 described to carry it out. Co. of Calif., Union Oil Co. of Delaware, Petroleum Midway Oil Co., General Petroleum Oil Co., and the Shell Oil Co. The lease states that within ninety days from the date of execution by all of the parties concerned, the lease shall commence operations for the drilling of a well in a part of the land selected by him. There will be a stir in heaven after Billy Sunday arrives. Billy is irrespressible. Anaheim Beautiful EXPERT LAW MAKER E. JONES Phone Anaheim 9 124 North Los Angeles St. H. HOLMSON, M.D. Physician and Surgeon Special Attention Given to Chronic Diseases Office Hours 10 to 12; 1 to 5 Suite 214 Wilson-Bever Bldg. 148 Center St. Telephone 710 Chiropractic and Electric Treatments DIAGNOSIS FREE DR. G. A. NETH Licensed Drugless Practitioner —Phone 80— 120 W. Center St. Anaheim SUE AMACK, D.C. Ph.C. Chiropractic Palmer Method Hours: 10—12 a.m., 9—5 p.m. Tues., Thurs., Sat., 7 to 8 p.m. Bever & Wilson Bldg. Anaheim Feed & Fuel Company ASK FOR AND GET Horlick's The Original Malted Milk for Infants and Infants Avoid Imitations and Substitutes Dr. J. H. COLE Physician and Surgeon General Practice; also diseases of Eye and Fitting of Glasses a specialty. Sundays by appointment: Office Hours: 10-12 a.m. 1-5 and 7-8 p.m. 312-13 First Nail Bank Bldg. Anaheim, Calif. Office Ph. Res. 119, E. Alberta St. 644-J Phone 644-M Dr. C. S. O'Toole Physician & Surgeon Phones: Residence 546 Office 568. 242 W. Center St. Phone 317 Dr. G. W. 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