oc-plain-dealer 1921-08-15

ENJOY SWIMMING PARTY AT BEACH GARDEN GROVE, Aug. 15—About twenty-five members of the Toledo people class of the Baptist Sunday school enjoyed a swimming party at Huntington Beach Monday evening. After a jolly evening had been spent in most enjoyable supper was served around a huge campfire. The Baptist Missionary circle met at the home of Mrs. Dessa Emerson Wednesday afternoon. The regular business session was held followed by a program. A pleasing duet was given by the Misses Thelma and Ethel Emerson. The study was on "The Baptist work in Central America." About twenty ladies were present. Mr. Gwendolyn Thomas and Miss Christabel Thomas, of Stockton, arrived here Saturday, being machine for a visit with their sister, Mrs. George Tyler and family. They left Wednesday for Escordido where they will visit their father the Rev. Mr. Thomas, returning here the last of this week. Mr. and Mrs. George Tyler and baby will accompany them on a two weeks' camping trip to Twin Lakes. The W. W. class and teacher, Miss Thalma Trimerson, of the Baptical church, entertained the L. C. W. class and their teacher, Miss Chasie Hamontree, at the home of Esther Cockern Tuesday afternoon. The afternoon was enjoyed by playing games after which refreshments of ice cream and cake were served. Ten members were present. Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Stillens, and Anahelm friends, went to San Juan Hot Springs Monday to be gone until Sunday. Mrs. George Head and daughter, Miss Mabel, and son, Herbert, enjoyed last week at Laguna Beach. The Misses Coast Umphress and Elsa Clark are spending from Wednesday until Sunday at Laugur Beach. West Coast Lease WHIST COAST LIEBE, Aug. 15—(Spl.)—Miss Carroll, sister, mother and gentleman friend of Los Angeles, were visiting on the West Coast today at Mrs. Anna Siebers. They will teach this fall in Brea and Olinda. Miss Carroll is learning to drive her Yorba'Linda News YORBA LINDA, Aug. 15—(Spl.)—Mr. and Mrs. Willits Van Cleave left today for Indiana, where they will spend several weeks visiting relatives and old friends. They were accompanied by the two older children of Mrs. and Mrs. Fred Johnson, who will remain during the coming winter with their grandparents there. Mr. A. Blah, matron for the Pacific Electric has purchased the residence owned and occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Roy Shook and will take possession in a couple of weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Shook are making plans to move to Pasadena, but as yet, their plans are not completed. Mr. A. R. McDavid is driving a new car. Miss Edith Bemis, Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Selover and Chauncey Eichler formed a theatre party to Los Angeles Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Merlin Glingley and son, spent the past week at Elsinore Hot Springs. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Selver and children returned Friday from a three weeks camping at Barton Plats. Mr. Chan Payne is spending this week in the mountains, while Mrs. Payne is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Payne, ar., in Los Angeles. Mr. Ed Taylor has been ill at his home the past few days. Mrs. Geo Taylor at Van Nuys visited Mrs. Wm Blattner on Thursday; Mrs. Taylor formerly posed here. Flummere Stuarei, who has been ill at his home on Richtfield road, is reported as slightly improved. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Corbitt and son Hoyt, and Mr. and Mrs. Clell Hummell left Thursday (for Noseite for a two weeks' vacation). Gallerd Page, Homer Bemis and Howard Buckmaster went deep-sea fishing, a few days ago and returned with several pounds of fish, the largest of which was a 26 pound tuna. REVIVAL MEETING HELD AT CYPRESS CYPRESS, Aug. 15—(Spl.)—A contracted meeting will be held by the Nazarenes at Cypress in September. Joseph Bates, district superintendent, will conduct the meeting. Rev. F. Taylor of Yuma, who has West Coast Lease WEST COAST LEASE, Aug. 15—(Spl.)—Miss Carroll, sister, mother and gentleman friend of Los Angeles, were visiting on the West Coast today at Mrs. Anna Sieber. They will teach this fall in Brea and Olinda. Miss Carroll is learning to drive her new car so they journeyed on to Laquna Beach. Mr. James, wife and baby, Oleda, were Whittler visitors Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. James A. Mabee's on Penn street. Mrs. Reynolds of Brea spent Saturday night with her sister, Mrs. Chambers on the W.C. lease. Mrs. Allen and daughter, Laurene, have returned to Santa Ana. They have been stopping at Mrs. Sieber's boarding house on West Coast lease. A good lady cook wanted at the West Coast boarding house at once, middle age and perfect health preferred. Apply at Route 2, Fullerton, Cal. M. Chambers was an Anaheim visitor Monday morning to see after his car which is in the Hospital at present. Miss Regina Siebera and her friend, Miss Lurine Allen, were Brea visitors Saturday. Mr. Vancee of West Coast lease was a Brea visitor Saturday to do his shopping for Sunday. Mr. James Tunis, Mrs. Anna Sieber and daughter, Regina, were Anaheim visitors Sunday night at the Fairyland. Bankhead Highway Is Being Mapped T. A. Dunn recently left San Diego on a pathfinder trip across the country of Washington, D.C., and return in the interests of the proposed Bankhead Highway which will unite America's Atlantic and Pacific shores. Dunn's purpose is to make a complete road map and guide and a log of details on this new proposed coast to coast government highway stretching from the nation's capital to San Diego. Various associations are becoming quite active in promoting the rapid development of the Bankhead Highway and there is every indication that this road will shortly become the foremost coast to coast route for automobile traffic. The map which Dunn is preparing will be of inestimable value to the many tourists who will travel on the new highway to Oscali, the all-year play spot of the nation, and to other points in the West. Dunn's trip is expected to increase public interest in the movement for good roads and to cement better relations between the various communities, in addition to achieving its fishing a few days ago and returned with several pounds of fish, the largest of which was a 26 pound tuna. REVIVAL MEETING HELD AT CYPRESS CYPRESS, Aug. 15—(Spl.)—A protracted meeting will be held by the Nazarenai at Cypress in September. Joseph Bates, district superintendent, will conduct the meeting. Rev. F. Taylor of Yuma, who has been preaching for the past few Sundays at the Baptist church in Huntington park, and who preached at Garden Grove Sunday, is visiting with the Sconce family of Cypress. Mrs. William Wicker and Miss Helen Wicker have just recovered from an attack of the measles. Mabel Wicker has just taken them. The Christian church of Artesia are planning a social Friday night at the home of Mrs. Ridway. The Christian Endeavor Society are also planning a social soon. Clarence John of Cipress president of the society, and Miss Catherine Moody is secretary-treasurer. Mr. and Mrs. T.H.Greer and two daughters, of Los Angeles, were weekend guest with Mrs. Morgan Jones of Cypress. Mrs. Ann Chandler spent last week in Los Angeles. The Community Club of Cypress, which usually hold a meeting on the third Thursday of the month has postponed its meeting until October, it was announced by Mrs. Morgan Jones, president. The postponement was decided upon because so many of the members are either on their vacations or busy with fruit. Mrs. Jones will tender her resignation at the next meeting since she is moving to Fullerton, 440 East Wilshire-ave. M. Dodson who lived on the Fagon Poultry ranch at Cypress about two years ago, has returned and is now living on the Flater ranch. Cypress sent a delegation to the meeting at Santa Ana Tuesday to use their voice in the decision as to whether or not a special woman demonstrator would be obtained by the Farm Bureau to demonstrate to the farm women of the county the various methods of canning fruit, dress making and millinery. No definite decision was reached. Cypress people are hoping such a demonstrator may be obtained. Mr. and Mrs. Clark Norlan of Kansas is visiting with her mother, Mrs. Brubaker and son, Jasper, of Cypress. Mr. and Mrs. A.G.Morris recently sold their house in Cypress to W.Lorris of Anaheim, and have moved to Anhelm. Mr. and Mrs.Tom Gilleson is spending a week in Anhelm Landing. Jack Dagon and family of Cypress have recently hoved to their newly finished home at Limwood. Mrs.Tom Moore and the Miss Virginia and Murian Moore spent Thursday night with their sister, Mrs.Arthur Zoliger, of Los Angeles. Brea News BREA AND VICINITY (Spl.)—Mrs.Bergqula the Merrifield Bible day night—don't fail. Mrs.Buyy and dau young lady friend week at Santa Monica. Mrs.Frank Schweitz at Mrs.Lester Dough the Ardmore Apartime. Miss Wink was a vif of Mrs.J.Bergqula was formerly a teacher will be in Santa Monica. The Home-Cooked by the Ladies Aldricarian church Satu success, realizing $2 hours' time. Mrs.W.E.Fanning visitor Wednesday. Mrs.Plekerin, Mr Roy,and her sister were callers at the Mrs.James Reynolds ing. Miss Pauline Blank baby, will move intently occupied by Ms Eates on corner Cedar. Mr.and Mrs.Jane were Long Beach vii ming her si Humphrey and husba for one month. A jolly bunch af a few days outing for Big Bear lake dames Jessie Ruth B Paul Blackmore,Lil Anaheim and Mrs.Co Angeles. NEW GUSHER LESSORS $3 Lessors of the W2 lease of the Eddy at Huntington day receiving about result of the big oil today running at 1500. The well come in 2000-barrile producer posely throttled down flowing plug.The g is 24,which today brel.The well, prod rels,brings the daily of which one sixth,the lessors. Estimates today we well get under way in the neighborhood Operators of the W taking no chances at the oil to come in the teenth slow-flow plita The well came in a feet deeper than W quite active in promoting the rapid development of the Bankhead Highway and there is every indication that this road will shortly become the foremost coast to coast route for automobile traffic. The map which Dunn is preparing will be of inestimable value to the many tourists who will travel on the new highway to Os Calif., the all-year play spot of the nation, and to other points in the West. Dunn's trip is expected to increase public interest in the movement for good roads and to cement better relations between the various communities, in addition to achieving its main object of boosting the Bankhead Highway and promoting the interests of motoring generally. Because of the severe nature of the work required of the pathfinder car, Palga Glenbrook touring, Dunn selected the equipment for his trip very carefully. He decided to rely upon Savage Cords to take him successfully through his long journey across the continent and back. DEER HUNTERS CAUSE FIRES SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 15—With the opening of the deer season in the coastal counties comes the usual increase in forest and brush fires, according to Paul G. Pedington, district forester of the forest service, with headquarters in the Ferry building. The airplane patrol over the California forest Aug. 4 reported 9 fires of various sizes on and near the forest and all are due to the great influx of deer hunters the last few days. The Santa Barbara reports the woods full of hunters and two big fires burning, one along the Cuyama Valley and one on Big Pine mountain. During the last session of the state legislature the forest service with other agencies, was instrumental in having the opening of the deer season delayed in the Sierra and No. Calif., but there was opposition to such legislation affecting the coastal counties. Since it is a known fact that the early opening of the deer season is responsible for the large increase in fires in the coast ranges during August, the forest service intends to continue the campaign for remedial legislation since this seems the only way to reduce the number of man-caused fires during the peak of the fire season. FOREST INCENDIARY CAUGHT BY AID OF TELESCOPE Alonzo E. Dole, a professional land locator operating in the Slusaw country for years was convicted in the U.S. district court at Portland, Oregon, on the charge of wilfully setting forest fires on the Slusaw National Forest. He was sentenced to four months in the Multoham-co jail, and his application for a new trial was denied. The circumstances in connection with Dol's arrest and conviction were somewhat unusual. As shown by the evidence, one of the witnesses was trying out a new telescope by watching occasional passby on a road a few hundred miles away. While so doing, he saw who was riding by on horse-strike matches and flip them, burning into the dry ferns Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Morris recently sold their house in Cypress to W. L. Morris of Anaheim, and have moved to Anaheim. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Gillieson is spending a week in Anaheim Landing. Jack Dagon and family of Cypress have recently hoved to their newly finished home at Limwood. Mrs. Tom Moore and the Misses Virginia and Murian Moore spent Thursday night with their sister, Mrs. Arthur Zoliger, of Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. George Trapp and daughter, Florence, motored to Owensworth Sunday, stopping at Burbank. Mrs. Trapp spent Thursday with Mrs. Gladys Stewart at Seal Beach. C. Moore and family and Jack Fuquy and wife are spending two weeks at Big Bear lake. Br. and Mrs. W. M. Hunt and Mr. and Mrs. Nerrill Hunt, and Miss Winners motored to San Diego over Sunday. Mrs. McGilvray has been visiting her son, Harry Hughes at the Hughes & Sutherland ranch at Cypress. Mrs. Geo. Kester has been entertaining her sister, Mrs. Martin of San Berdoo. HOLE LEASE, Aug. 15—(Spl.)—Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ree are sporting a new Studebaker for the last week. Clifford Henerson says not to miss the Wednesday night meeting as he has the promise of a red headed girl to sing which will be a great treat. FOREST INCENDIARY CAUGHT BY AID OF TELESCOPE Alonzo E. Dole, a professional land locator operating in the Slusaw country for years was convicted in the U.S. district court at Portland, Oregon, on the charge of wilfully setting forest fires on the Slusaw National Forest. He was sentenced to four months in the Multoham-co jail, and his application for a new trial was denied. The circumstances in connection with Dol's arrest and conviction were somewhat unusual. As shown by the evidence, one of the witnesses was trying out a new telescope by watching occasional passby on a road a few hundred miles away. While so doing, he saw who was riding by on horse-strike matches and flip them, burning into the dry ferns Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Morris recently sold their house in Cypress to W. L. Morris of Anaheim, and have moved to Anaheim. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Gillieson is spending a week in Anaheim Landing. Jack Dagon and family of Cypress have recently hoved to their newly finished home at Limwood. Mrs. Tom Moore and the Misses Virginia and Murian Moore spent Thursday night with their sister, Mrs. Arthur Zoliger, of Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. George Trapp and daughter, Florence, motored to Owensworth Sunday, stopping at Burbank. Mrs. Trapp spent Thursday with Mrs. Gladys Stewart at Seal Beach. C. Moore and family and Jack Fuquy and wife are spending two weeks at Big Bear lake. Br. and Mrs. W. M. Hunt and Mr. and Mrs. Nerrill Hunt, and Miss Winners motored to San Diego over Sunday. Mrs. McGilvray has been visiting her son, Harry Hughes at the Hughes & Sutherland ranch at Cypress. Mrs. Geo. Kester has been entertaining her sister, Mrs. Martin of San Berdoo. HOLE LEASE, Aug. 15—(Spl.)—Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ree are sporting a new Studebaker for the last week. Clifford Henerson says not to miss the Wednesday night meeting as he has the promise of a red headed girl to sing which will be a great treat. FOREST INCENDIARY CAUGHT BY AID OF TELESCOPE Alonzo E. Dole, a professional land locator operating in the Slusaw country for years was convicted in the U.S. district court at Portland, Oregon, on the charge of wilfully setting forest fires on the Slusaw National Forest. He was sentenced to four months in the Multoham-co jail, and his application for a new trial was denied. The circumstances in connection with Dol's arrest and conviction were somewhat unusual. As shown by the evidence, one of the witnesses was trying out a new telescope by watching occasional passby on a road a few hundred miles away. While so doing, he saw who was riding by on horse-strike matches and flip them, burning into the dry ferns Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Morris recently sold their house in Cypress to W. L. Morris of Anaheim, and have moved to Anaheim. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Gillieson is spending a week in Anaheim Landing. Jack Dragon and family of Cypress have recently hoved to their newly finished home at Limwood. Mrs. Tom Moore and the Misses Virginia and Murian Moore spent Thursday night with their sister, Mrs. Arthur Zoliger, of Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. George Trapp and daughter, Florence, motored to Owensworth Sunday, stopping at Burbank. Mrs. Trapp spent Thursday with Mrs. Gladys Stewart at Seal Beach. C. Moore and family and Jack Fuquy and wife are spending two weeks at Big Bear lake. Br. and Mrs. W. M. Hunt and Mr. and Mrs. Nerrill Hunt, and Miss Winners motored to San Diego over Sunday. Mrs. McGilvray has been visiting her son, Harry Hughes at the Hughes & Sutherland ranch at Cypress. Mrs. Geo. Kester has been entertaining her sister, Mrs. Martin of San Berdoo. HOLE LEASE, Aug. 15—(Spl.)—Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ree are sporting a new Studebaker for the last week. Clifford Henerson says not to miss the Wednesday night meeting as he has the promise of a red headed girl to sing which will be a great treat. FOREST INCENDIARY CAUGHT BY AID OF TELESCOPE Alonzo E. Dole, a professional land locator operating in the Slusaw country for years was convicted in the U.S. district court at Portland, Oregon, on the charge of wilfully setting forest fires on the Slusaw National Forest. He was sentenced to four months in the Multoham-co jail, and his application for a new trial was denied. The circumstances in connection with Dol's arrest and conviction were somewhat unusual. As shown by the evidence, one of the witnesses was trying out a new telescope by watching occasional passby on a road a few hundred miles away. While so doing, he saw who was riding by on horse-strike matches and flip them, burning into the dry ferns Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Morris recently sold their house in Cypress to W. L. Morris of Anaheim, and have moved to Anaheim. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Gillieson is spending a week in Anaheim Landing. Jack Dragon and family of Cypress have recently hoved to their newly finished home at Limwood. 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This committee includes Roy Wheatley, E. W. Hibbs, C. E. Tower, Ross Hodson and Clyde Ridgway. The granting of the road district was made in a petition by nearly a hundred property owners of La Habra. It is to make possible the building of storm drains, paving and improving of roads. Goulsa from their old home, Norbourie, Missouri, are being entertained by Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Taylor for a few days. The guests are Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Parish and when they leave La Habra they are planning to visit Mr. Taylor's brother and family, of Santa Ana. A program of exceptional merit will be given Sunday evening at the Methodist church C. Liddecote, of the Midnight Mission, of Los Angeles, will have charge of the services. J. C. Hall, of the Temple Baptist Men's Bible class, will assist. The musical committee have secured a fine program for this meeting. Stories are not safe of the deep-sea fishing of a party of La Habralans, but it is supposed they caught aplenty. Those to enjoy this outing were: The Messrs. Fox, Terry, McKinley, Helden, Hilbert, Coy and Tlesan. A number of people are spending their vacation at the mountains and beaches. Among these going to the beach are Mrs. F. C. Chapman, who will be the guest of Mrs. Pearl Beer at Huntington Beach, and Mrs. A. H. Johason, and Miss Neva Fessenden, who go to Glen ranch. Brea News Items BREA AND VICINITY, Aug. 15—(Spl.)—Mrs. Bergquist will entertain the Merrifield Bible class next Tuesday night—don't fail to be present. Mrs. Buoy and daughter, Dalla, and young lady friend, are spending a week at Santa Monica. Standing of Clubs PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE. W. L. Pcf. San Francisco . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52 615 Sacramento . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 77 570 Seattle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75 571 Los Angeles ..... 71 573 Oakland ..... 72 591 Vernon ..... 77 641 Salt Lake ..... 48 531 Portland ..... 32 961 Yesterday's Results. Oakland, 9; Vernon, 6 (first game). Oakland, 8; Vernon, 3 (second game) Los Angeles, 6; San Francisco, 1 (first game.) Los Angeles, 6; San Francisco, 3 (second game.) Portland, 6; Sacramento, 2 (first game.) Sacramento, 4; Portland, 3 (second game.) Salt Lake, 5; Seattle, 4 (first game). Seattle, 11; Sale Lake, 1. (second game. NATIONAL LEAGUE. W. L. Pct Pittsburgh ..... 70 281 New York ..... 67 441 Boston ..... 61 451 Brooklyn ..... 98 541 St. Louis ..... 55 541 Cincinnati ..... 49 621 Chicago ..... 44 651 Philadelphia ..... 33 751 Yesterday's Results. New York, 8; Philadelphia, 2. Boston, 2; Brooklyn, 2. Pittsburg, 1; Chicago, 0. Cincinnati, 5; St. Louis, 1. AMERICAN LEAGUE. W. L. Pct New York ..... 66 401 Cleveland ..... 68 421 Washington ..... 60 531 St. Louis ..... 54 541 Boston ..... 50 571 Detroit ..... 51 601 Chicago ..... 47 621 Philadelphia ..... 41 691 Yesterday's Results. Boston, 2; Washington, 0. Chicago, 4; Cleveland, 1. St. Louis, 7; Detroit, 5. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION W. L. Pct Louisville ..... 69 501 Minneapolis ..... 68 421 Kansas City ..... 60 531 Milwaukee ..... 59 541 Plain Dealer W Place Your Wants Bee NEW TODAY FOR SALE—Harley-Davidson motorcycle, 3 speed. 114 W. Cypress. —Selling out, at cost. Complete line trunks, suit cases, and traveling bags. KOGLER HARWARE CO. Orange, Cal. FOR RENT—Room and garage; rent together, or separately. 424 E. Adela st. FOR SALE CHEAP—Equity in Thor electric washer. Apply army tent in rear 507-S. La.st. FOR SALE—Five-year-old mare, make offer. R. W. McClellan on Ball road, three miles west Garden Grove road. FOR SALE—Elberta peaches, L. N. Burdett½ mile west,½ mile south County Hospital. FOR SALE—Young Plymouth Rock roosters for stock. Inquire 1217 Lincoln. FOR RENT—2 furnished bedrooms, one with private entrance, suitable for couple. Inquire 117 N. Clementine. GOAT—Young nanny goat for sale. This goat's mother is a five quart milker. 411 So. Bush-st. FOR SALE—12½ acres. One-half bearing Avocades, one-half six and seven year old lemons. Five room modern house, large two-story barn gurage. Splendid water right and soil. This is one of the heaviest profit makers near Anaheim, and is priced to sell. —Seven room home; 3 bedrooms, breakfast room, living room, dining room and kitchen. Double garage with laundry. This is one of the most beautiful homes in Anaheim, ready to move into only three blocks from the center of town and close to schools. SIMPSON REALTY CO. 130 West Center-st FOR SALE—At bargain. Bean thrasher and tractor. In good condition. Inquire 313 E. Cypress. WANT groove agents Plain House at all times One Valet large One Lot put on five paved $50 m² four cash $400 One Lot down $20 new $600 One Lot down $20 new $600 One Lot down $20 new $600 One Lot down $20 new $600 One Lot down $20 new $600 One Lot down $20 new $600 One Lot down $20 new $600 One Lot down $20 new $600 ONE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER ANAHEIM CALIFORNIA Brea News Items BREA AND VICINITY, Aug. 15.—(Spl.)—Mrs. Bergquist will entertain the Merrifield Bible class next Tuesday night—don't fall to be present. Mrs. Buoy and daughter, Dalla, and young lady friend, are spending a week at Santa Monica. Mrs. Frank Schweitzer was a visitor at Mrs. Lester Douglas last Friday at the Ardmore Apartments, Los Angeles. Miss Wink was a visitor at the home of Mrs. J. Berquist Saturday. She was formerly a teacher in Brea, but will be in Santa Monica this winter. The Home-Cooked Food sale given by the Ladies' Aid Society of the Christian church Saturday was a grand success, realizing $22.35 in a few hours' time. Mrs. W. E. Fanning was an Anaheim visitor Wednesday. Mrs. Plekering, Mrs. J. D. Humphrey, and her sister of San Bernardo were callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Reynolds, Thursday evening. Miss Pauline Blinkemore, wife and baby, will move into the house recently occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Harry Eates on corner Cedar and Walnut. Mr. and Mrs. James E. Reynolds were Long Beach visitors Sunday. Mrs. Rogie Tillimus of San Fernando is visiting her sister, Mrs. J. D. Humphrey and husband at La Habra for one month. A jolly bunch of indies started for a few days outing Saturday night for Big Bear lake. They are: Madames Jessie Ruth Blackmore of Brennell, Paul Blackmore, Lillian De Greef of Anaheim and Mrs. Carl Hollen of Los Angeles. NEW GUSHER NETS LESSORS $343 DAY Leasors of the Western Union No. 2 lease of the Eddystone Oil corporation at Huntington Beach were today receiving about $343 a day as a result of the big oil flow which was today running at 1500 barrels. The well came in in Thursday as a 3000-barrel producer, but was purposefully throttled down through a slow-flowing plug. The gravity of the oil is 24, which today brings $1.28 a barrel. The well, producing 1500 barrels, brings the daily income to $2070, of which one sixth, or $343, goes to the lessors. Estimates today were that when the well gats under way it will produce in the neighborhood of 5000 barrels. Operators of the Western Union are taking no chances and are allowing the oil to come in through a five-sixteenth slow-flow plug. The well came in at a depth of 3515 feet, deeper than Western Union No. 2 lease of the Eddystone Oil corporation at Huntington Beach were today receiving about $343 a day as a result of the big oil flow which was today running at 1500 barrels. Brea News Items BREA AND VICINITY, Aug. 15.—(Spl.)—Mrs. Bergquist will entertain the Merrifield Bible class next Tuesday night—don't fall to be present. Mrs. Buoy and daughter, Dalla, and young lady friend, are spending a week at Santa Monica. Mrs. Frank Schweitzer was a visitor at Mrs. Lester Douglas last Friday at the Ardmore Apartments, Los Angeles. Miss Wink was a visitor at the home of Mrs. J. Berquist Saturday. She was formerly a teacher in Brea, but will be in Santa Monica this winter. The Home-Cooked Food sale given by the Ladies' Aid Society of the Christian church Saturday was a grand success, realizing $22.35 in a few hours' time. Mrs. W. E. Fanning was an Anaheim visitor Wednesday. Mrs. Plekering, Mrs. J. D. Humphrey, and her sister of San Bernardo were callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Reynolds, Thursday evening. Miss Pauline Blinkemore, wife and baby, will move into the house recently occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Harry Eates on corner Cedar and Walnut. Mr. and Mrs. James E. Reynolds were Long Beach visitors Sunday. Mrs. Rogie Tillimus of San Fernando is visiting her sister, Mrs. J. D. Humphrey and huband at La Habra for one month. A jolly bunch of indies started for a few days outing Saturday night for Big Bear lake. They are: Madames Jessie Ruth Blackmore of Brennell, Paul Blackmore, Lillian De Greef of Anaheim and Mrs. Carl Hollen of Los Angeles. NEW GUSHER NETS LESSORS $343 DAY Leasors of the Western Union No. 2 lease of the Eddystone Oil corporation at Huntington Beach were today receiving about $343 a day as a result of the big oil flow which was today running at 1500 barrels. The well came in at a depth of 3515 feet, deeper than Western Union No. 2 lease of the Eddystone Oil corporation at Huntington Beach were today receiving about $343 a day as a result of the big oil flow which was today running at 1500 barrels. Brea News Items BREA AND VICINITY, Aug. 15.—(Spl.)—Mrs. Bergquist will entertain the Merrifield Bible class next Tuesday night—don't fall to be present. Mrs. Buoy and daughter, Dalla, and young lady friend, are spending a week at Santa Monica. Mrs. Frank Schweitzer was a visitor at Mrs. Lester Douglas last Friday at the Ardmore Apartments, Los Angeles. Miss Wink was a visitor at the home of Mrs. J. Berquist Saturday. She was formerly a teacher in Brea, but will be in Santa Monica this winter. The Home-Cooked Food sale given by the Ladies' Aid Society of the Christian church Saturday was a grand success, realizing $22.35 in a few hours' time. Mrs. W.E.Fanning was an Anaheim visitor Wednesday. Mrs.Plekering,Mrs.J.D.Humphrey,andher sisterofSanBernandowerecallersatthehomeofMr.Mr.JamesReynoldsThursdayevening. MissPaulineBlinkemore.wifeandbabywillmoveinthehouserecentlyoccupiedbyMr.mr.JamesReynoldsoncornerCedarandWalnut. Mr和MsJamesE.Reynolds were Long Beach visitors Sunday. Mrs.RogieTillimusofSanBernondoisvisitingher sister,Mrs.J.D.HumphreyandhubandatLaHabraforonemonth. A jolly bunch of indies started for a few days outing Saturday night for Big Bear lake. They are: Madames Jessie Ruth Blackmore of Brennell, Paul Blackmore, Lillian De Greef of Anaheim and Mrs.Carl Hollen of Los Angeles. NEW GUSHER NETS LESSORS $343 DAY Leasors of the Western Union No. 2 lease of the Eddystone Oil corporation at Huntington Beach were today receiving about $343 a day as a result of the big oil flow which was today running at 1500 barrels. The well came in at a depth of 3515 feet, deeper than Western Union No. 2 lease of the Eddystone Oil corporation at Huntington Beach were today receiving about $343 a day as a result of the big oil flow which was today running at 1500 barrels. Brea News Items BREA AND VICINITY, Aug. 15.—(Spl.)—Mrs.Bergquist will entertain the Merrifield Bible class next Tuesday night—don't fall to be present. Mrs.Buoy and daughter,Dalla,andyoung ladyfriendarespendingaweekat SantaMonica. Mrs.FrankSchweitzerwasaviporteratHuntingtonBeachweredaytoworkingat1500barrels. Brea News Items BREA AND VICINITY, Aug. 15.—(Spl.)—Mrs.Bergquist will entertain the Merrifield Bible class next Tuesday night—don't fall to be present. Mrs.Buoy and daughter,Dalla,andyoung ladyfriendarespendingaweekat SantaMonica. Mrs.FrankSchweitzerwasaviporteratHuntingtonBeachweredaytoworkingat1500barrels. NEW GUSHER NETS LESSORS $343 DAY Leasors of the Western Union No. 2 lease of the Eddystone Oil corporation at Huntington Beach were today receiving about $343 a day as a result of the big oil flow which was today running at 1500 barrels. The well came in at a depth of 3515 feet, deeper than Western Union No. 2 lease of the Eddystone Oil corporation at Huntington Beach were today receiving about $343 a day as a result of the big oil flow which was today running at 1500 barrels. NEW GUSHER NETS LESSORS $343 DAY Leasors of the Western Union No. 2 lease of the Eddystone Oil corporation at Huntington Beach were today receiving about $343 a day as a result of the big oil flow which was today running at 1500 barrels. NEW GUSHER NETS LESSORS $343 DAY Leasors of the Western Union No. 2 lease of the Eddystone Oil corporation at Huntington Beach were today receiving about $343 a day as a result of the big oil flow which was today running at 1500 barrels. NEW GUSHER NETS LESSORS $343 DAY Leasors of the Western Union No. 2 lease of the Eddystone Oil corporation at Huntington Beach were today receiving about $343 a day as a result of the big oil flow which was today running at 1500 barrels. NEW GUSHER NETS LESSORS $343 DAY Leasors of the Western Union No. 2 lease of the Eddystone Oil corporation at Huntington Beach were today receiving about $343 a day as a result of the big oil flow which was today running at 1500 barrels. NEW GUSHER NETS LESSORS $343 DAY Leasors of the Western Union No. 2 lease of the Eddystone Oil corporation at Huntington Beach were today receiving about $343 a day as a result of the big oil flow which was today running at 1500 barrels. NEW GUSHER NETS LESSORS $343 DAY Leasors of the Western Union No. 2 lease of the Eddystone Oil corporation at Huntington Beach were today receiving about $343 a day as a result of the big oil flow which was today running at 1500 barrels. NEW GUSHER NETS LESSORS $343 DAY Leasors of the Western Union No. 2 lease of the Eddystone Oil corporation at Huntington Beach were today receiving about $343 a day as a result of the big oil flow which was today running at 1500 barrels. NEW GUSHER NETS LESSORS $343 DAY Leasors of the Western Union No. 2 lease of the Eddystone Oil corporation at Huntington Beach were today receiving about $343 a day as a result of the big oil flow which was today running at 1500 barrels. NEW GUSHER NETS LESSORS $343 DAY Leasors of the Western Union No. 2 lease of the Eddystone Oil corporation at Huntington Beach were today receiving about $343 a day as a result of the big oil flow which was today running at 1500 barrels. NEW GUSHER NETS LESSORS $343 DAY Leasors of the Western Union No. 2 lease of the Eddystone Oil corporation at Huntington Beach were today receiving about $343 a day as a result of the big oil flow which was today running at 1500 barrels. NEW GUSHER NETS LESSORS $343 DAY Leasors of the Western Union No. 2 lease of the Eddystone Oil corporation at Huntington Beach were today receiving about $343 a day as a result of the big oil flow which was today running at 1500 barrels. NEW GUSHER NETS LESSORS $343 DAY Leasors of the Western Union No. 2 lease of the Eddystone Oil corporation at Huntington Beach were today receiving about $343 a day as a result of the big oil flow which was today running at 1500 barrels. NEW GUSHER NETS LESSORS $343 DAY Leasors of the Western Union No. 2 lease of the Eddystone Oil corporation at Huntington Beach were today receiving about $343 a day as a result of the big oil flow which was today running at 1500 barrels. NEW GUSHER NETS LESSORS $343 DAY Leasors of the Western Union No. 2 lease of the Eddystone Oil corporation at Huntington Beach were today receiving about $343 a day as a result of the big oil flow which was today running at 1500 barrels. NEW GUSHER NETS LESSORS $343 DAY Leasors of the Western Union No. 2 lease of the Eddystone Oil corporation at Huntington Beach were today receiving about $343 a day as a result of the big oil flow which was today running at 1500 barrels. NEW GUSHER NETS LESSORS $343 DAY Leasors of the Western Union No. 2 lease of the Eddystone Oil corporation at Huntington Beach were today receiving about $343 a day as a result of the big oil flow which was today running at 1500 barrels. NEW GUSHER NETS LESSORS $343 DAY Leasors of the Western Union No. 2 lease of the Eddystone Oil corporation at Huntington Beach were today receiving about $343 a day as a result of the big油流whichwastodayrunningat1500barrels NewGusherNetsLessors$343Day LeasorsoftheWesternUnionNo..2leaseoftheEddystoneOilcorporationatHuntingtonBeachweredaytoworkingat1500barrels NewGusherNetsLessors$343Day LeasorsoftheWesternUnionNo..2leaseoftheEddystoneOilcorporationatHuntingtonBeachweredaytoworkingat1500barrels NewGuscherNetsLessors$343Day LeasorsoftheWesternUnionNo..2leaseoftheEddystoneOilcorporationatHuntingtonBeachweredaytoworkingat1500barrels NewGuscherNetsLessors$343Day LeasorsoftheWesternUnionNo..2leaseoftheEddystoneOilcorporationatHuntingtonBeachweredaytoworkingat1500barrels NewGuscherNetsLessors$343Day LeasorsoftheWesternUnionNo..2leaseoftheEddystoneOilcorporationatHuntingtonBeachweredaytoworkingat1500barrels NewGuscherNetsLessors$343Day LeasorsoftheWesternUnionNo..2leaseoftheEddystoneOilcorporationatHuntingtonBeachweredaytoworkingat1500barrels NewGuscherNetsLessors$343Day LeasorsoftheWesternUnionNo..2leaseoftheEddystoneOilcorporationatHuntingtonBeachweredaytoworkingat1500barrels NewGuscherNetsLessors$343Day LeasorsoftheWesternUnionNo..2leaseoftheEddystoneOilcorporationatHuntingtonBeachweredaytoworkingat1500barrels NewGuscherNetsLessors$343Day LeasorsoftheWesternUnionNo..2leaseoftheEddystoneOilcorporationatHuntingtonBeachweredaytoworkingat1500barrels NewGuscherNetsLessors$343Day LeasorsoftheWesternUnionNo..2LEASEOFTHEEDYSTONEOILPROPORATIONATHUNTINGTONBEACHWEREDAYTOWORKINGAT1500BARRELAND NewGuscherNetsLessors$343Day LeasorsoftheWesternUnionNo..2LEASEOFTHEEDYSTONEOILPROPORATIONATHUNTINGTONBEACHWEREDAYTOWORKINGAT1500BARRELAND NewGuscherNetsLessors$343Day LeasorusOfTheEdystoneOilProporationAtHUNTINGTONBEACHWEREDAYTOWORKINGAT1500BARRELAND NewGuscherNetsLessors$343Day LeasorusOfTheEdystoneOilProporationAtHUNTINGTONBEACHWEREDAYTOWORKINGAT1500BARRELAND NewGuscherNetsLessors$343Day LeasorusOfTheEdystoneOilProporationAtHUNTINGTONBEACHWEREDAYTOWORKINGAT1500BARRELAND NewGuscherNetsLessors$343Day LeasorusOfTheEdystoneOilProporationAtHUNTINGTONBEACHWEREDAYTOWORKINGAT1500BARRELAND NewGuscherNetsLessors$ POSSibly throttled down through a slow-flowing plug. The gravity of the oil is 24, which today brings $1.38 a barrel. The well, producing 1500 barrels, brings the daily income to $2070, of which one sixth, or $342, goes to the lessors. Estimates today were that when the well gets under way it will produce in the neighborhood of 5000 barrels. Operators of the Western Union are taking no chances and are allowing the oil to come in through a five-sixteenth slow-flow plug. The well came in at a depth of 3515 feet, deeper than Western Union No. 1 which came in on April 24, and which is flowing at the rate of 400 barrels today. Western Union No. 2 is located about 500 yards from the Huntington Beach sugar factory and about 250 feet north of No. 1. No. 2 was today flowing "bareheaded." that is, without any screen casing on the lower end of the string of 8½ inch casing. No. 1 is flowing up thru a 10-inch casing. The big gusher came in to the active list while a test was being made for water. Only the top of the oil sands were scratched. The coming of the Western Union No. 2 means another impetus to the Huntington Beach field and it brings the total daily production to 10,370 barrels and the daily average per well to 432 barrels. There are now 166 rigs in the field, 57 of which are under construction, $1 drilling and $2 producing. FIRST ROW CASE TO BE TRIED ON DEC. 5 The damage suit brot by Robert C. Avery against T. B. Talbert chairman of the board of supervisors, for alleged assault and bodily injury, was set for trial in department No. 1 of the superior court today. The case will be heard Dec. 5. Avery is seeking $10,255 damages. Talbert filed an answer and cross-complaint to the action in which he asks $2,650 damages. Avery alleges that Talbert struck him with his fist during an altercation over a business deal May 25. Talbert claims that he was merely defending himself and that he suffered a severe injury to his right hand. and brush along the roadside, thus starting fires. Pursuant to an order of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Orange, State of California, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that sealed bids will be received by the county office of the said county to ten o'clock a.m. of September 12th, 1921, for the construction of a five (5) inch thick asphalt concrete pavement, sixteen (15) feet wide, and including five (5) five (5) inch thick asphalt concrete pavement layouts, to a width as particular shown on detail sheet and designated Special Layout No. 1. Bet Sta. 0-[09 and Sta. 0-[43" and "Special Layout No. 2. Bet Sta. 51-[51.58 and Sta. 53-[42.52" and "Special Layout No. 3. Bet Sta. 67-[99.41 and Sta. 69-[72.13" and "Special Layout No. 4. Bet Sta. 76-[02.41" and "Special Layout No. 5. Bet Sta. 157-[15.20 and Sta. 155-[87.50"; including grading graveling the subgrade, and all other incidental work pertaining thereto; along North Street and Corona Street from the concrete pavement of Placenta Avenue, Easternly to Jefferson Street, the survey line of said improvement being particularly important for said work now file in the office of the Clerk of said Board of Supervisors, and to which the attention of all bidders is hereby called. Said roads being situated in the Road District Improvement No. 7 and in the Third Road District of the County of Orange and said roads being designed in regard to Railroad Construction No. 7 in the Matter of Road District No. 7, hereofore filed with the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors of said county and adopted by said Board in the matter of said Road District Improvement and said Resolution is now on file with the Clerk of said Board. The work herein referred to is to be done under the provisions of the Road District Improvement Act of 1907, and Amendments thereto and according to the specifications on file therefor, in the office of the Clerk of Board of Supervisors in the above entitled manner, to which Agent and said Resolution had thereunder in the matter of said Road District Improvement No. 7, the attention of bidders is hereby directed and by this reference made a part of this notice. Said specifications are open to inspection of bidders at the office of the Secretary for said Board and forms for bids may be procured upon application to J. A.M.Cride, County Engineer of the County of Orange, upon deposit with him if $5.00 which will be repaid upon return to him of said specifications. No bid will be received except upon forms or proposals for bids to be obtained from said County Engineer. For the cost and expense of said work, bonds will be issued, chargeable against said Road Improvement District No. 7, and the amount of the same bearing interest at the rate of six per annum payable semi-anually, and one tenth part of the principal payment annually in large amounts and the aggregate principal of bonds shall be paid and discharged within ten years from the date of issue thereof. Each bid must be accompanied by a certified check on some responsible bank for an amount Dr. C. S. O'Toole Physician & Surgeon Phones: Residence 546 Office 509 142 W. Center St. Phone 317 Dr. G.W. Closson Veterinarian SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID DOGS AND COWS. Phone 288J—128 W.Adele St. Anahiem M.EUGENE DURFEE Architect Room 5, Casson Bldg. Phone 692 Anahiem Bessica F.Raiche,M.D. Specialising Obstetrics and Diseases at Women 212-218 First Nat'l Hank Bldg. Telephones: Residence 649-M Dealer Wants Bring Sure Results Please Your Wants Before the Greatest Number of Readers DAY Davidson motorK. Cypress. Complete line and traveling bags. WARN CO. Cal. and garage; rent y. 424 E. Adele Equity in Thor ply army tent in -old mare, make lan on Ball road. arden Grove road. peaches. L. N. t. ½ mile south Plymouth Rock inquire 1217 Linned bedrooms, one ace, suitable for N. Clementine. goat for sale, a 5 quart milker. SALE half bearing Avond seven year old modern house. n gurage. Splensoil. This is one offit makers near to sell. 3 bedrooms, break room, dining room garage with launathe most beautitim, ready to move kicks from the consece to schools. ALTY CO. center-st. Bean thrashgood condition. Insss. For Sale—Real Estate BARGAINS IN HOUSES AND LOTS —4 room house—extra large lot. Price $2250.00. —2 room house on rear of lot. Very fine location. Price $2300.00. —3 room house, garage. Some fruit. Very large lot. Price $3000.00. —5 room new house, close in. Price $4,000.00. —Investigate these at once. HOWARD REALTY CO. 152 S. Los Angeles-st. FOR SALE—22 acres of 5 year old Valencia Improvements. $3000 per acre. Call at Service Station, cor. Buena Park-rd., 5 miles west of Anaheim. Ask for Misenheimer. FOR SALE —Lot 54x150—last one left, $1,000; $250 down. —Lot 50x135, close in; $950. —New 6-room bungalow on fine street, $6,800, terms. —10-acre Valencia grove with beautiful 6-room home; $30,000, terms. BIGGLOW 211 E. Center-st. WANTED—5-acre Valencia orange grove 4 years old. Near Anaheim, no agents. Address box C127, care of Plain Dealer. FOR SALE—Furnished 5-room modern house, and garage, close in—Inquire at 215 So. Olive. RARE OPPORTUNITY One acre set to 6, 3 and 2-year-old Valencia oranges. Six room house, large barn and pipe line. Only $4000. TOBIN AND DURKEE 207 East Center-st. FOR SALE—HOUSES AND LOTS —Lot 50x150, close in; only $1,800—put on market short time only. —5 room modern house; corner lot, paved street; $5,250; cash $500, bal. $50 month. —4 room modern house only $4,200. —5 room modern bungalow $4,750; cash $500. H. E. SCOTT REALTY 112 N. Los Angeles-st Phone 565 For Sale—Autos The Peterson Co. MOTOR CARS 20 Ford Coupe; perfect throughout. 19 Oakland Road; new paint. 19 Dodge Road.; A-1 Throughout. 17 Hup tour; a good buy; cheap. 17 Ford Speed; mechanically O. K. 18 Dodge Tour; very cheap. 18 Hup Road; O.K. stationery top. 16 Chev. Tour; in good shape; cheap. 15 Overland Speed; all dolled up. Also many other cars that are in very good condition; come in and look them over. Stores: Pomona Los Angeles San Berde Mexico FOR SALE—1918 Studebaker touring car. This car has a new battery and is in first class shape throughout, also has good tires all around. We will take a small car in trade on this $150 down, $50 per month for ten months. MAY MOTOR CO. 332 W. Center-st. Anaheim. FOR SALE—1920 Chevrolet touring car, 5 passenger capacity. This car is in good shape and we recommend it to anyone who wants a good light car. $100 down, balance $40 per month for eight months. This car must be seen to be appreciated. MAY MOTOR CO. 332 W. Center-st. Anaheim. FOR SALE—1919 Dort touring car. This car has been newly painted and has a new top, also has been thoroughly over-hauled. This is a fine family car and will give somebody a great deal of pleasure. $125 down, $15 per month for ten months. MAY MOTOR CO. 332 W. Center-st. Anaheim. FOR SALE OR TRADE — Light truck. C. O. Dale, R. No. 3, Box 188, Anaheim. FOR SALE — International tractor: 8-16. TOBIN AND BURKEE 207 East Center-st. FOR SALE—HOUSES AND LOTS -Lot 50x150, close in; only $1,800—put on market short time only. -5 room modern house; corner lot, paved street; $5,250; cash $500, bal. $50 month. -4 room modern house only $4,200. -5 room modern bungalow $4,750; cash $500. H. E. SCOTT REALTY 112 N. Los Angeles-st Phone 595 FOUND A SUCKER That will give you the biggest bargain in Anaheim. 5 acre Valencia grove, trees five years old, thrifty and good color, good crop set, a pretty bungalow, garage and barn and abundance of cheap water. The location is only about a mile and a half from business center and the soil is the best, the price for a few days is only $14,500, and $5,000 cash will handle it. Come early if you want a real bargain—am going to sell it. STEWART 200 East Center-st. -New 5 room house; corner lot; $4,700, $1,200 down. -10 acres in southwest; $15,090; here is a money maker. -House and lot in Bell trade for Anaheim. Will build to suit and help finance. P. V. Brady, 30s E. Center-st. FOR SALE—Or Exchange — Five acres with good house and garage. Three acres in nine year old Valencias, two acres lemons. An excellent piece of soil. Well located on paved boulevard. Party will take in house in Anaheim up to $6000 or $7000. SIMPSON REALTY COMPANY 130 West Center St. FOR SALE—10 acres—5 acres 12 year old walnut (heavy crop) 7 acres 4 year old Valencias. Small building. All piped. 10 shares Santa Ana irrigation Co. Excellent Soil. Near Anaheim. Price $25,000. Easy terms. Must be sold at once. SIMPSON REALTY COMPANY. 130 West Center-st. FOR SALE—Pitty feet on Center St. priced below its real value. This is a property that will increase very rapidly in value in the next six months owing to large improvements close by. If you are contemplating the purchase of Anaheim business property, either vacant or with buildings, call us as we have one or two unusually good buys. SIMPSON REALTY COMPANY 130 West Center St. Lost LOST—Pig, weighing about 90 lbs. Reward. Phone 100J. 2. Anaheim Beautiful EXPERT LAWN MAKER E.JONES FOR SALE—1919 Dort touring car. This car has been newly painted and has a new top, also has been thoroughly over-hauled. This is a fine family car and will give somebody a great deal of pleasure. $125 down. $45 per month for ten months. MAY MOTOR CO. 332 W. Center-st. Anaheim. FOR SALE OR TRADE — Light truck. C. O. Dale, R. No. 3, Box 188, Anaheim. FOR SALE—International tractor: 8-16. Good running order. $300, Dixie ranch Co., S. E. corner Placentia-ave and North-st. For Sale—Miscellaneous FOR SALE—3 burner gas plate and oven: $8,000; sanitary couch and matress: $10,00; washing machine "high speed", $12,00; carpet sweeper, "Bissell", $4,00; bread mixer, $1,50. J.T. Green, Olinda, next to grammar school. FOR SALE—Peaches 3½ miles west on county road, 2nd house from Dale ave. PEACHES—75c per box. Finest elberitas, crawfords, fosters, clings: M. H. Mount, 3rd house south of Hansen station: 5 miles S.W. of Anaheim. FOR SALE—Good potatoes: $2,00 per sack. First home west of Magnolia school. E.O. Hiserodt. BARGAINS—In beautiful fumed oak planes at GAMBER'S STORAGE WAREHOUSE, 202 N. Los Angeles-st., Anaheim. FOR SALE—5000 cubic feet of Dairy Fertilizer to be delivered about September 15th. F.W.Wright., Artsia, Calif., Box 141A. HAMMEL'S MUSIC STORE 124 E. Center-st. Phone 146, for Planos, Players, Phonographs, Sewing Machines. For Rent FOR RENT—Large front sleeping room for gentleman only. 413 W. Center-st. FOR RENT—One-half of double house, unfurnished. 416 N. Claudina. FOR RENT—Porch bedroom suitable for 2 morning men. 525 So.L.A. St. FOR RENT—Floor space Inquire 200 S. Los Angeles-st. Miscellaneous No better gasoline and oils sold in Southern California—get my prices at the sign of "Why pay more." Pember Original Five Point Service Station Center and West-st., Anaheim. FOR SALE—One 3½ Davenport roller bearing wagon, with flat rack and Bolster springs at a bargain.Call Fullerton 131 J. Lost LOST—Pig. weighing about 90 lbs. Reward. Phone 100J. 2. Anaheim Beautiful EXPERT LAWN MAKER E. JONES Phone Anaheim 9 124 North Los Angeles St. FIVE ACRES ON YOUR OWN TERMS and it's a real orange grove, too. A very small payment down, balance small yearly payments, will make you the owner of this close-in, income grove. C. B. BERGER CO. THIS GROVE WILL PAY FOR ITSELF out of the crops, besides paying for all upkeep and interest. It is on the market today at a price which is actually less than its real value, and on such reasonable terms as to make it especially attractive to anyone with limited capital. Just step in and say, "I want to see that 14 acres" and we'll show you one of the best groves we've ever had on our list. You can make money on this property either by holding for production, or by a re-sale a little later on. C. B. BERGER CO. "Headquarters For Good, Dependable Income Groves" Miscellaneous No better gasoline and oils sold in Southern California—get my prices at the sign of "Why pay more." Pember Original Five Point Service Station Center and West-st. Anaheim. FOR SALE—One 3/4 Davenport roller bearing wagon, with flat rack and Bolster springs at a bargain. Call Fullerton 131 J. Poultry WANTED—To buy POULTRY for cash. Will call for it. Phone E. W. Pohlmann, 7-R-2; address R. F. D. 2. ELK PARK LOTS $100 cash, balance monthly. No interest first year. J. T. Lyon Realty Co. New Location 111 N. Los Angeles St. Phone 46 Geo. Baier FUMIGATOR 593 N. Grand, Orange, al. Phone Orange 183 Johnston-Wickett Clinic Clinic Building Anaheim Dr. H. A. Jameson General Surgery Dr. W. E. Weslett General Surgery Dr. J. A. Ackson X-ray and Radium Dr. W. L. Cole Internal Medicine Dr. H. D. Newkirk Ear, Nose and Dr. R. D. Alkman, Dr. H. van de Erw Pathology Dr. J. Robinsard Diseases of Dr. A. H. Odey Orthopedics J. P. Thayer Pnars