oc-plain-dealer 1921-09-19

This Paper Accepts All Advertising on the Understanding That Its Circulation Equals Any Three Others In This Field. VOL. XXV—No. 42 EXCHANGE TO PURCHASE 5 VESSELS? Directors of Orange-Co Packing Houses Hear Details at Conference Directors of all exchange packing houses in the county were in session this afternoon at a conference in Orange to hear details of a plan proposed by the Calif.-Fruit Exchange to purchase five steamships from the U.S. shipping board for use in ocean shipping of citrus fruits. The Exchange plans to ship 5000 cars of citrus fruit each year for the next three years in a threest test of this method of handling fruit. A committee from the Fruit Exchange was to meet with the packing house directors this afternoon and outlining the plan. Gives Third Divorced Wife Away; Weds Sixth SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 19. — Dr. Gabor Kingstone, fight referee and popular man about town, gave his third divorced wife away in marriage here with his left hand while he took the hand of his sixth wife in his right hand in a double marriage that took place at a local cafe. Jean Dunbar was the sixth wife to take Kingstone for better or worse at the wedding. RAID GROCERY AND STEAL SAFE LOS ANGELES, Sept. 19. — Bandits early today raided the Sam Seeleg grocery store at Lomita, between Los Angeles and San Pedro, and escaped with the store safe containing approximately $600. A meager report of the robbery was phoned to the sheriff's office and squads of deputy sheriffs were sent to the scene to make an investigation. The bandits apparently used a large auto or a truck. Entrance to the store was gained through a side door. Unable to open the safe without attracting attention, the bandits carried it outside and drove away with the heavy money container. It was believed by officers that the bandits planned to carry the safe to some secluded and sparsely settled district to blow it open and obtain the money. MEXICAN IN RAID POLICE Lucian Lopez Is His Wounded Wheeler Seek to Arrest Him Lucian Lopez, was dead at the capital today as the raid by police last his house in the colony on Lincoln Ana. A report was telephoned to Ana police station m., to the effect that Lucian totally beating his wife and Police Officers Joe Monierr rushed to the opened the front door, light they saw the figure who greeted them with epithets. This was followed by officers say they took to ring of a pistol. Both Lucian and Lopez fell mortal. The officers rushed to car for reinforcements after serious eventuality the tension that exists. MEXICAN SHOT IN BRAWL H. O. Henderson, local really man, announces he has sold his ranch home about two miles south of the city on the boulevard at El Retiro to G. Pinch of Long Beach. There are about five acres in the ranch, and is said to be one of the prettiest and best groves for its age in all So. Calif. Mr. Henderson is planning to build in the city at an early date. The consideration for the grove was $9000 an acre. TRUXAW REPORTS UPON MILK SUPPLY Dr. John W. Truxaw, local health officer, announced today after a report made by C. H. Griffith, bacteriologist of Los Angeles, who made a test of milk at Anaheim dairies, that the milk at the local diaries is extraordinarily good milk, all of it coming under the certified classification. All milk with less than 100,000 bacteria per cubic centimeter is classified as grade A milk; all under 25,000 bacteria per cubic centimeter as guaranteed milk, and all under 14,000 per cubic centimeter as certified milk. The Anaheim dairies classified as follows: A. A. Mills dairy, 7000; Excelsior dairy, pasteurized milk, 3600; Pomegranate dairy, 800; M. Del. Glorgio dairy, 14,000. BURGLAR SUSPECTS BOUND OVER TODAY Jose Lopez, charged with burglary, and J. Ramirez, charged with robbery were given a hearing before Judge Howard today and were held to the higher court on ball of $1000 each. Marcus Andrade, deputy marshal expects to leave tomorrow for San Francisco to search for the third party implicated in the charges. WEDDED BY JUDGE HOWARD Richard John Fennell, 23 years old of Los Angeles, and Luella Elizabeth Bacella, 23 years old, also of DURFEE MAKES TWO ADDITIONS TO STAFF In order to handle the large amount of work now going through his office, M. Eugene Durfee, Anaheim architect, today announced two important additions to his staff. They are D. H. Evans, Los Angeles, and E. P. Hapgood, Salt Lake. Mr. Hapgood has been located in the Utah city for a number of years as consulting engineer and has had extensive experience in paying newers, water systems, sidewalks, industrial plants, reinforced concrete construction and structural engineering. Mr. Durfee became acquainted with Mr. Evans in Arizona where Mr. Evans was employed in the business office of the State University. Both men will move their families to Anaheim as soon as residences are available. Mr. Evans has two children, Juliet, 12, and Richard, 5. Mr. Hapgood has two daughters, Charlotte, 8, and Winifred, 3. AVOID DANGER OF RAIL STRIKE CHICAGO, Sept. 19—Immediate danger of a railroad strike has been averted today. In spite of the fact that shop employees of the roads have voted overwhelmingly against acceptance of the 12 per cent slash in wages which became effective July 1 on order of the United States railroad labor board, the decision has been reached to hold up further action until the board announces the new working rules now being formulated. B. M. Jewell, head of the railroad department of the American ederation of Labor, which includes the federated shop crafts, made this announcement at a mass meeting of rail employees here yesterday. FOUR SAVED FROM DROWNING AT BEACH LOS ANGELES, Sept. 19—Friends tally beating his wife and Police Officers Joe and Monerier rushed to the opened front door light they saw the figure who greeted them with epithets. This was followed by officers say they took to calling of a pistol. Both and Lopez fell mortal. The officers rushed by car for reinforcements ther serious eventuality the tension that exists Ana and Delhi Mexico fatal shooting a week night at the latter p Khoury, Syrian merchant serius assault upon his Matouk, in the robbie store. Ten Santa Ana police sheriffs returned to the where a large crowd had assembled, attracts volver shots from a M underway across the s Lopez was removed a county hospital where 11:30 p.m. It is believed that M the fatal shot. $100 FOR GUES GAS CONSU Get your panel and find out how far that Light Six of your’s will gallon of gasoline. An economy test run by a Studebaker Light under the supervision of ceys, local distributor o cars, and prizes aggre will be given to those w will be nearest the mileage test car. Further announcemen ditions governing the co in the Plain Dealer tom. The car will leave f of the Studebaker g course to be selected judges will ride in the of which will contain ion of gasoline. The performance is much as the starting g sumes considerable g when the fact that one will be used is consider ate estimate on the ave made by the Light Six made. SEARCH FOR WHO STRUCK LOS ANGELES, Sept. Long Beach police beach today for the bo its Lyons, auditor of th Shipbuilding Co., who have committed suic clothes were found on t urday. He had left for Ohio avenue, Friday. Jose Lopez, charged with burglary, and J. Ramirez, charged with robbery were given a hearing before Judge Howard today and were held to the higher court on ball of $1000 each. Marcus Andrade, deputy marshal, expects to leave tomorrow for San Francisco to search for the third party implicated in the charges. WEDDED BY JUDGE HOWARD Richard John Fennell, 23 years old of Los Angeles, and Luzie Elizabeth Bacella, 23 years old, also of Los Angeles were married this afternoon by Judge Howard, local justice of the peace, at his office on So. Los Angeles-st. The young couple will make their home in Los Angeles, after a short honeymoon trip to "parts unknown." CONFERENCE OPENS ON UNEMPLOYMENT WASHINGTON, Sept. 19.—President Harding's conference on unemployment will open here next Monday, Sept. 26, Secretary of Commerce Hoover announced today. FRUIT SALES TODAY NEW YORK: Slower and higher Valencias, lower lemons; oranges $6.40 to $7.30, lemons $7.25 to $8.20. PLOTSBURGH: Steady oranges, lower lemons; oranges $3.35 to $5.95 lemons $6.25 to $7.20. PHILADELPHIA: Slower and higher oranges and lemons; oranges $4 to $7.85, lemons $4.70 to $4.90. BOSTON: Unchanged oranges and lemons; oranges $4.80 to $6.75, lemons $4 to $4.90. CLEVELAND: Higher oranges and lemons; oranges $4.10 to $7, lemons $4.95 to $7.40. BUILDING PERMITS F. B. Creese, frame garage 12x18 on No. Los Angeles-st between La Verne and La Palma-aves, cost $175. J. F. Klein, residence 30x38, on Walnut-st between Center-st and Chestnut-st, cost $3000. THE THERMOMETER At City Power House MAXIMUM 76 at 2'P.m. MINIMUM 58 at 4'P.m. FOUR SAVED FROM DROWNING AT BEACH LOS ANGELES, Sept. 19.—Friends today congratulated Margaret Brink and Mary Brink, 32, Eighth place, Long Beach, and Alonzo Schnitzlein, 1450 East Second street, Long Beach on narrow escapes from death when they were saved from drowning in a rip tide yesterday by Municipal Life Guards Whitmore, Linderman and Dley after they had been swept half a mile to sea, Miss Emma Zeuchl, 1304 East Ocean boulevard, Long Beach, was carried out by the tide and was said to have been nearly exhausted when rescued. ACCLAIM ANOTHER WORLD CHAMPION PARIS, Sept. 19.—Winning against 80 aspirants. Andre Brule, stage man, was acclaimed the champion kisser of the world by an admiring coterie of beauties in the younger set at Blairritz. In the final award the feminine jury announced that American kisses were "flaccid," the Russian "cruptive," the Italian "burning," the English "tepid," the Spanish "vampirish," and the French "chaste." RAIN GENERAL IN GAL AND NORTHWEST SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 19.—Rainfall was general throughout Northern Calif., Oregon and Washington yesterday, it was announced by the U.S. weather bureau here. The Plain Dealer for Job Printing. OPTICAL PARLOR NOW OPEN We are now in a position to give you the most up-to-date Optical Service possible. Using the Vertex test lenses, as well as all the most scientific optical instruments on the market, Dr. Walter R. Blakely, Optometrist, Office over the S. Q. R. Store. SEARCH FOR DEATH WHO STRUCK LOS ANGELES, Sept. Long Beach police beach today for the booth its Lyons, auditor of the Shipbuilding Co., who have committed suicide clothes were found on the urday. He had left for Ohio avenue, Friday. Howard, aged 9, prepares his studies at the Long school today to support and six brothers and six Lyons stated that her been dependent over fibles for some time. He old. MERE OVERSIGN GIVES AWAY OAKLAND, Sept. 19.ed boudou cap and lacy gerile failed today to co McDonald, sought for a les, when he attempted cers. Police Inspector Josse found McDonald in his boudou cap on and movements flung over the bedside. McDonald's disguise miserably, as he had shave. ARREST FIVE BOMBID CHICAGO, Sept. 19.allied members of a acting squad were captured early today following of a shoe repair shop. Search of the homes netted 1400 sticks of dry 100 sticks of TNT. MIRACLE MAN SET FOR LOS ANGELES, Sept.gene Meyer Jr., chairman aging director of the corporation, arrived to Francisco on the Lark visit of a day here will row on his return trippon. When thru with Your Plain Dea'er, Mail to Eastern ORANGE COUNTY Plain Deer LEADING NEWSPAPER OF NORTHERN ORANGE COUNTY Anaheim, California, Monday, September 19, 1921 MEXICAN DIES IN RAID BY POLICE Lucian Lopez Is Fatally Wounded When Officers Seek to Arrest Him Lucian Lopez, Mexican, was dead at the county hospital today as the result of a raid by police last night on his house in the Mexican colony on Lincoln-st, Santa Ana. A report was telephoned into Santa Ana police station about 7:30 p.m. to the effect that Lopez was brutally beating his wife and young son. Police Officers Joe Ryan and O. Moncrief rushed to the house and opened the front door. In the dim light they saw the figure of a man who greeted them with several vile epithets. This was followed by a sound the officers say they took to be the cocking of a pistol. Both officers shot and Lopez fell mortally wounded. The officers rushed back to their car for reinforcements to avoid further serious eventualities because of the tension that exists among Santa Paris Crowds Flock To See Our Charlie PARIS, Sept. 19. — Crowds gathered on the Champs Elysse today, waiting to catch a glimpse of Charlie Chaplin. "Charlotte," as he is known here, visited the "Dead Rat" and "Wild Cow," Montmarte's cabarets, and slept today, disappointing those who stood in front of his hotel this morning. GRAMMAR SCHOOL ENROLLMENT 1125 Anaheim grammar school enrollment today reached 1125, an increase of slightly more than 100 from the opening day, last Monday. Supt. C. C. Smith announced today. One third grade was moved from Broadway to Central, giving that building first, second and third grades. There are now three fourth grades with total attendance of 152. Since this is an average of more than 50 to a room, it may be necessary to create a fourth class. The attendance at the new Mexican school building has increased to 60. WATER CO. DEFINES OUTSIDE DELIVERY The regular meeting of directors of the Anaheim Union. Water Co. was held Saturday with Directors ANAHEIM FOR TITLE Locals Shatter Pasadena’s Hopes 16th Crowd at Vernon Yesterday Anaheim will meet San Francisco ship of the Calif. Elks’ baseball league O. E. convention in Santa Cruz Occlusioning Pasadena yesterday and thusiastic crowd at Vernon ball ciding contest for the So. Calif. title 2—count 'em! The contest was a fitting demonstration of which was a better ball club and deserved to represent the southland against the north in the state titular affray. Anaheim was up unequivocally, offensively and defensively—pitching, fielding, batting. Hughes was right, and when he's right he's right. Backed by lightning fielding, he was never forced to extend himself and was going better at the end of the game than at the start. On the other hand, Dunton, for Pasadena, who is no mean pitcher, by any means and who held the locals to four measely hits in 8 1-3 innings the previous Sunday, was hammered mercilessly for a total of 16 safe bingles, several for extra was formation of Crown their secing of the ceromonic cing of support. Anah and the trim frie game. At Com will pre All-Star Passade Beasley, Sinclair, Cochrell, Sharp, Cox, 3b, C.G.nle,2 J.G.nle,2 This was followed by a sound the officers say they took to be the cocking of a pistol. Both officers shot and Lopez fell mortally wounded. The officers rushed back to their car for reinforcements to avoid further serious eventualities because of the tension that exists among Santa Ana and Delhi Mexicans since the fatal shooting a week ago Sunday night at the latter place of John Khoury, Syrian merchant, and the serius assault upon his uncle, Isaac Matouk, in the robbery of their store. Ten Santa Ana police and deputy sheriffs returned to the Lopez home where a large crowd of Mexicans had assembled, attracted by the revolver shots from a Mexican dance underway across the street. Lopez was removed at once to the county hospital where he died at 11:30 p.m. It is believed that Moncrief fired the fatal shot. $100 FOR GUESSING GAS CONSUMPTION Get your pencil and paper and figure out how far that Studebaker Light Six of your’s will travel on a gallon of gasoline. An economy test run is to be made by a Studebaker Light Six this week under the supervision of Harry Riley, local distributor of Studebaker cars, and prizes aggregating $100 will be given to those whose answers are nearest the mileage made by the test car. Further announcement on the conditions governing the contest will be in the Plain Dealer tomorrow. The car will leave from in front of the Studebaker salesroom, its course to be selected later. Four judges will ride in the car, the tank of which will contain only one gallon of gasoline. The performance is unique inasmuch as the starting of a car consumes considerable gasoline, and when the fact that only one gallon will be used is considered, an accurate estimate on the average mileage made by the Light Six will be easily made. SEARCH FOR DRIVER WHO STRUCK WOMAN LOS ANGELES, Sept. 19. — The Long Beach police searched the beach today for the body of N. Curis Lyons, auditor of the Long Beach Shipbuilding Co., who is believed to have committed suicide. Lyons’ clothes were found on the beach Saturday. He had left for his home, 780 Ohio avenue, Friday. His oldest son, WATER CO. DEFINES OUTSIDE DELIVERY The regular meeting of directors of the Anaheim Union Water Co. was held Saturday with Directors Hale, Annin, Tuffree, Thamer, Rust, Miller and Holmes present at roll call. Finance committee was granted more time to prepare report on salaries and wages. It was moved by Tuffree, seconded by Thamer, that the resolution on delivery of water, as prepared by Attorney Head upon recommendation of the board, be accepted and made a part of the minutes and that the report and recommendations of the advisory committee be accepted and also made a part of the minutes. Upon a roll call vote the following voted “aye”, Directors Hale, Annin, Tuffree, Thamer, Rust and Miller. Director Holmes voted “no.” Transfers of Stock: Ben Dauser, Pledges for P. E. Olsen 8 shares to F. A. Yungbluth; 5 shares Ventura Savings Bank, Pledges for Leonard Hessel to Leonard Hessel. Communication read from Attorneys Bishop & Wellington regarding agreement for right of way between the Anaheim Union Water Co., and Winter Brothers and Turner. This was referred to the attorney. Oil reports from the Amalgamated Oil and St. Helens Petroleum and Gilmore Petroleum Sos. were read and ordered filed. Director Tuffree reported on the condition of the Caroline-ave pipe line. Upon motion by Holmes, seconded by Miller, Caroline-ave pipe line and Kraemer-ave. Line were referred to a committee of the whole board to inspect and report. Finance committee, secretary and superintendent, were instructed to prepare a statement of the financial conditions of the company and report at the next meeting. SHOE HOSPITAL IS MAKING ADDITION Like other Anaheim firms, the Anaheim Shoe Hospital is enjoying its share of local business increase. A., Abramoff, the proprietor, has found it necessary to take additional floor space in the store, moving the shoe repairing department to the rear and occupying the front with an excellent line of men’s dress and work shoes. New shelving and store fixtures have been installed to accommodate the trade. Wood's Appointment Made Officially WASHINGTON Sept. 19—Major Hughes was right, and when he’s right he’s right. Backed by lightning fielding, he was never forced to extend himself and was going better at the end of the game than at the start. On the other hand, Dunton, for Pasadena, who is no mean pitcher, by any means and who held the locals to four measely hits in 8-13 innings the previous Sunday, was hammered mercilessly for a total of 16 safe bingles, several for extra bases. He was handicapped by not having a backstop who could hold him when he extended himself, not to mention the drawback of a team which made 12 errors behind him. The Pasadena crew was feeling right cocky when they started the first inning with a score. After fanning two, Hughes was knicked for a couple of safeties. However, Anaheim came right back in their half and hung up two tallies. They were never read thereafter. Pasadena scored the other of their duo in the fourth. In the eighth, Anaheim’s wrecking crew got busy in earnest, banging out six safeties and scoring six runs. Jack Pendleton scored enough runs by his lonesome to wins lots of ball games, including this one, hanging up four tallies. He got on by two bingles and two errors, four other errors helping him to scamper around the bags. The Pasadena contingent, greedy for gore after its initial taste the preceding Sunday brot along a brass band and a huge floral design which it was announced ostentionously, would go to the winners. The band $45,000 FOR FIVE Louis Lara, 37, Mexican, was confined to suffering from two bullet wounds and Peter County jail today as responsible for all what is said to have been a drinking row. DESERT COMBED FOR MAIL BANDITS LOS ANGELTS, Sept. 19. — With one suspect reported to have been taken into custody, postoffice officials, operatives of the Santa Fe railroad and deputy sheriffs under Sheriff Shay of San Bernardino, today combed desert regions between Needles and Barstow for daring mail thieves, who, during the week-end looted two sealed mail cars consigned to this city. That suspect arrested is a negro, was a statement contained in advices received here from inland cities. Details of his arrest were withheld. SEARCH FOR DRIVER WHO STRUCK WOMAN LOS ANGELES, Sept. 19. — The Long Beach police searched the beach today for the body of N. Curis Lyons, auditor of the Long Beach Shipbuilding Co., who is believed to have committed suicide. Lyons' clothes were found on the beach Saturday. He had left for his home, 780 Ohio avenue, Friday. His oldest son, Howard, aged 9, prepared to drop his studies at the Long Beach High school today to support his mother and six brothers and sisters. Mrs. Lyons stated that her husband had been dependent over financial troubles for some time. He was 42 years old. MERE OVERSIGHT GIVES AWAY SECRET OAKLAND, Sept. 19. — A barbionted boudor cap and lace feminine lingerie failed today to conceal Arnold McDonald, sought for alleged forgery, when he attempted to elude officers. Police Inspector Joseph Engright found McDonald in his bed with a boudor cap on and fluttery garments flung over the chair at the bedside. McDonald's disguise fell down miserably, as he had neglected to shave. ARREST FIVE IN BOMBING PLOT CHICAGO, Sept. 19. — Five men, alleged members of a labor bombing squad, were captured by police early today following the wrecking of a shoe repair shop. Search of the homes of the men netted 1400 sticks of dynamite and 100 sticks of TNT. MIRACLE MAN CASE SET FOR SEPT. 29 LOS ANGELES, Sept. 199. — Eugene Meyer Jr., chairman and managing director of the War Finance corporation, arrived today from San Francisco on the Lark and after a visit of a day here will leave tomorrow on his return trip to Washington. Anaholim Shoe Hospital is enjoying its share of local business increase. A. Abramoff, the proprietor, has found it necessary to take additional floor space in the store, moving the shoe repairing department to the rear and occupying the front with an excellent line of men's dress and work shoes. New shelving and store fixtures have been installed to accommodate the trade. Wood's Appointment Made Officially WASHINGTON, Sept. 19. — Major General Leonard Wood will be appointed governor-general of the Philippines, Secretary of War Weeks announced definitely today. Weeks said that the formal offer of the governor-generalship will be sent to Wood when he returns soon to the Philippines from China. Weeks said Wood has agreed to accept the post. SEARCH BEACH FOR BODY OF AUDITOR LOS ANGELES, Sept. 19. — Police officers throughout the city and in neighboring towns joined today in a vigorous search for two young men who ruthlessly ran down Miss Cavina Kuesada, 30, $258 East Fourth street, while the woman was about to board a street car at East First and Conrad streets. Miss Quesada died an hour after the accident. LEAGUE SEEKS TO 'UNLOAD' CHILE ROW LONDON, Sept. 19. — That a movement was launched in the League of Nations to shift the Chilean-Bolivian territorial dispute to the Far East and disarmament conference in Washington, but was opposed by Great Britain, was learned here today from semi-official sources. LONGSHOREMEN AT SAN PEDRO STRIKE LOS ANGELES, Sept. 19. — More than 2000 union longshoremen were declared to have virtually gone on strike at San Pedro today, when they failed to put in an appearance for work-aboard lumber schooners. The strike is said to be in the nature of a silent protest against open shop methods of steamship owners. You will get $5.00 if you guess the weight of that large load of bread on Display at Dresser's White Lily Bakery. GIRL NABBED AS "VOLSTEAD VAMP" LOS ANGELES, Sept. 19. — A raid in Chinatown early today resulted in the arrest of a pretty young woman giving the name of Mrs. K. Hiraaga, 26, alias Katie McClure, who is said to be the mysterious "Volstead vamp." Mrs. Hiraaga is an American girl, the wife of a Japanese, and she conducts a small store next to central police station, according to the police. MRS. WHALLEY SUCCESSMS Following an extended illness, Mrs. Edith S. Whalley, wife of J. C. Whalley formerly of Stanton, but recently residing in Burbank, passed away in Los Angeles Sunday morning. The deceased was aged 39, and was a native of Southern California, her birth place being Redlands. Besides the husband and a 15-year-old daughter, she is survived by her mother, Mrs. Flora Ball, a sister, Mrs. Ella Grewe of San Diego, and two brothers, Elmer M. Ball of Burbank, and Walt A. Ball of San Luis Obispo. Funeral services will be held from the chapel of Baik & Terry, the hour to be announced in the paper Tuesday. Interment will be in the Anaheim cemetery. FOOD PRICES STILL CONTINUE TO MOUNT WASHINGTON, Sept. 19. — Notwithstanding the present era of wage reductions and increased unemployment, food price continue to mount higher, according to figures made public today by the bureau of labor statistics. LINCOLN BODYGUARD DIES SAN JOSE, Sept. 19. — John Isaac Burnham, 78, for two years personal bodyguard of President Lincoln, died in a local hospital after a brief illness. ail to Eastern Friends--It May Bring Them to Anaheim, Fast This Paper Beloves in the People and Destres Nothing Better Than Their Continued Confidence. TWENTY-SIXTH YEAR HEIM VS. FRISCO FOR TITLE OF CALIF. Pasadena's Hopes 16 to 2 Before Boisterous Vernon Yesterday Afternoon All meet San Francisco for the champion-Elks' baseball league at the state B. P. in Santa Cruz Oct. 7-9 as the result of Pasadena yesterday afternoon before an en-att Vernon ball park in the third and de-er the So. Calif. title. The score was 16 to fitting demonrepresent the north in the unequivocally, insively—pitch-and when he's kicked by lightnever forced and was going the game than was forced to render a fitting adaptation of a funeral dirge while the Crown City bugs lounged back in their seats and observed the awarding of the flowers to Anaheim. This ceremony was followed by the dancing of the serpentine by Anaheim supporters. Anaheim will play next Sunday and the following Sunday to keep in trim for the Calif. championship game. The opponents next Sunday at Commonwealth park, Fullerton, will probably be William Russell's All-Stars. Pasadena— AB R. H. O. E. Beasley, lf... 5 0 1 1 0 Sinclair, cf... 6 0 1 1 0 Cochrell, ss... 5 1 1 2 2 Sharpe, 1b... 2 0 1 10.1 Cox, 3b... 3 0 0 0 2 C.G.'nle,2b... 4 1 1 3 2 J.G.'nie, rf... 4 0 2 2 0 Dunton, p... 4 0 1 1 1 PLANTATION MUSIC AT WHITE TEMPLE A treat is in store for lovers of old plantation melodies when the colored choir of the Wesley M. E. church, Los Angeles, appears at 7:30 p.m., Tuesday at the Methodist White Temple. The negro singers include some very talented musicians and their repertoire some very harmonious renditions. H. B. FIELD NEVER LOOKED ANY BETTER The Huntington Beach oil field never looked so good as it does at this time. With the taking of the well drilled by the Standard on the 40 acre tract, owned by the J. S. Torrance estate, northeast of the Bolga Chica Gn Club House, out of the doubtful class, the field is extended about two and one-half miles. The Standard Thompson well extends the field about one-half mile eastward. Consequently Torrance and Thompson wells are of tremendous im portance, and establish that this will eventually be one of the important oil producing regions of California. Anaheim will play next Sunday and the following Sunday to keep in trim for the Calif. championship game. The opponents next Sunday at Commonwealth park, Fullerton, will probably be William Russell's All-Stars. Pasadena—AB R. H. O. E. Beasley, lf. 5 0 1 1 0 Sinclair, cf. 6 0 1 1 0 Cochrell, ss. 5 1 1 2 2 Sharpe, lb. 2 0 1 10.1 Cox, b. 3 0 0 0 2 C.G'nle,2b. 4 1 1 3 2 J.G'nie, rf. 4 0 2 2 0 Dunton, p. 4 0 1 1 1 McWyche, c. 2 0 1 3 4 McGallian 1 0 0 1 0 Totals .35 2 9 24-12 Anaheim—AB R. H. O. E. Pendleton, ss. 5 4 2 1 4 Ramage, lb. 5 3 3 8 0 B. Callan, c. 3 1 2110 G. Gallan, 3b. 3210.3 Lewis, rf. 52200 Hawkins, rf.52310 Bush, 2b.41242 Yman, lf.50110 Hughes, p.50010 Totals .4016162710 Score by innings 123456789 Pasadena .100100000-2 Base Hits .201302010-2 Anaheim .20214106x-16 Base Hits .2014116x-16 Summary Errors—Cochrell, 2; Cox, 2; Wyche, 3; Sharpe, Beasley, C. Getchnie, J. Getchnie, Dunton, B. Callan, G. Gallan, Three-base hits—Ramage G. Callan, Hawkins, Youngman "Two-base hits" Cochrell, Ramage, B. Callan, Lewis, Sacrifice hits—B. Ballan, 2; G. Callan, Bush, Stolen bases—Sinclair, B. Callan, G. Callan, Bases on balls Off Hughes, 2; Struck out—By Hughes 10; by Dunton, 5. Passed ballsWyche, 2. Umpires—Mohler and Toneman. Time of game—2 hours. obrellGDp; SHRDU ETAOIN HRDLU FOR FIVE ACRES Mexican, was confined today to his home at Richfieldillet wounds and Peter Ramerez is being held in the responsible for the alleged serious termination ofbeen a drinking row. According to reports to Sheriff C.E.Jackson, Ramerez had made some home brew of which he was very proud and he was anxious for Lara to sample it. However, Lara was leery and declined, whereupon Ramerez is said to have pulled a revolver. Lara was shot once in the temple and once over the left collar bone. He is under the care of a Placentia physician. Authorities are expected to swear out a warrant today charging Ramerez with assault with intent to kill. H.S. ENROLLMENT AT458 FOR 2ND WEEK "Canary Cottage," one of the most attractive displays of the Fair last year, will be presented again this year at the Orange County Fair, which opens September 28 at Huntington Beach. Here is the "Bird show," with hundreds of canary birds, finches, parrots, and even gold fish, and Mrs.C.E.Lavering, who was Mistress of Canary Cottage so graciously last year, will preside again. She has invited the bird owners of the county to bring their pets and she promises that special care never looked so good as it does at this time. With the taking of the well drilled by the Standard on the40 acre tract, owned by the J.S.Torrance estate, northeast of the Bolga Chica Gn Club House, out of the doubtful class, the field is extended about two and one-half miles. The Standard Thompson well extends the field about one-half mile eastward. Consequently Torrance and Thompson wells are of tremendous im portance and establish that this will eventually be one of the important oil producing regions of California. The Torrance well is about4450 feet, the deepest hole in the field with oil in it. The oil appeared to be about800 or1000 feet from the top,and three days balling failed to lower the fluid to any appreciable extent. The gravity of the oil is only16which is lower than had been expected,但the indications are that when the sands are drilled into thegravity will improve.Whether thiswell will be drilled deeper or not isunknown at this time,但the chances are that it will be. There is one new producer,Vollmer-Meyer No.1,drilled bythe Petroleum Midway Co.,on a10-acre lease,based on one-half mile westof the Holly sugar factory.This wellin12 hours flowed.l70 barrels of25 gravity oil,and a gas pressureof400 pounds This wellwill no doubt increase materially in productionafter it is thoroughly cleanedout.On start the gas pressurewa stoose strong for much oil to passthrough the small opening.Thebringing in of this well brokethe long run of hard luck followingthe efforts ofthis well-known companyin this field. There are33wells making oil thisweek,rangingfrom20to2000barrels catch;with a field averageof268barrels.The total dailyproductionis12,165,或70 barrels more than lastweek,但the average per well dropsto368 barrels this week.as against378last week. There are two new rights in thefield. The Standard Oil Companyhas completed the derrick forFarnsworthNo.1,east of the city limits.onthe lowland,a short distance fromthe mesa.The Jamison Oil Syndicatewill drill on the block west ofthe Pantages well. $29 IN PRIZES FORPET BIRDS AT FAIR "Canary Cottage," one of the most attractive displays of the Fair lastyear,会被 presented againthisyear at the Orange County Fairwhich opens September 28 at HuntingtonBeach.Here is the "Birdshow,"with hundreds of canarybirds,finches,parrots,and even goldfish,mrs.C.E.Laveringwho was Mistress of Canary Cottageso graciously last year,会presideagain.She has invited the birdownersof the county to bring their petsand she promises that special carenever looked so good as it does atthis time.With the taking ofthewell drilledby theStandard onthe40 acre tract，owned bythe J.S.Torrance estate,northeast ofthe BolgaChica Gn Club House，out ofthe doubtfulclass,the field is extendedabout two and one-half miles. The Standard Thompson wellextends the field about one-half mileeastward.Consequently Torranceand Thompson wells are of tremendousim portance,and establishthatthis will eventually be one oftheimportantoilproducingregionsofCalifornia. The Torrance well is about4450feet,the deepest hole in thefieldwith oil in it.The oil appeared tobe about800or1000feet fromthe top,andthree days ballingfailedtolowerthe fluidtoanyappreciableextent. The gravity of the油is only16whichis lower thanhad beenexpected,但the indicationsare thatwhenthe sands are drilledintothegravitywill improve.Whetherthiswellwillbe drilleddeeperornotisunknownatthistime,但thechangesare thatitwillbe. There is one new producer,Vollmer-MeyerNo.1,drilledbythePetroleum Midway Co.,on a10-acrelease,based onone-half milewestoftheHolly sugarfactoryThiswellin12 hours flowed.l70 barrelsof25 gravity oil,and a gaspressureof400 pounds Thiswellwillno doubt increase materiallyinproductionafterit isthoroughlycleanedout.On start the gas pressurewa stoose strong for much oil topassthroughthesmallopening.Thebringinginofthiswellbrokethelongrunofhard luckfollowingtheeffortsofthiswell-knowncompanyinthisfield. There are33wells making oilthisweek,rangingfrom20to2000barrelscatch;witha field averageof268barrels.The totaldailyproductionis12,165,或70 barrels more than lastweek,但the average per well dropsto368 barrels this week.as against378last week. There are two new rights in thefield. The Standard OilCompanyhas completed the derrickforFarnsworthNo.1,eastofthecitylimits.onthelowland,ashort distancefromthemesa.The Jamison Oil Syndicatewill drill ontheblockwestofthePantageswell. $29 IN PRIZES FORPET BIRDS AT FAIR "Canary Cottage," one of the mostattractive displays of the Fair lastyear,会被 presented againthisyear at the Orange County Fairwhich opens September 28 at HuntingtonBeach.Here is the "Birdshow,"with hundreds of canarybirds,finches,parrots,and even goldfish,mrs.C.E.Laveringwho was Mistress of Canary Cottageso graciously last year,会presideagain.She has invited the birdownersof the county to bring their petsand she promises that special carenever looked so good as it does atthis time.With the taking ofthewell drilledbytheStandard onthe40 acre tract，owned bythe J.S.Torrance estate,northeast ofthe BolgaChica Gn Club House，out ofthe doubtfulclass,the field is extendedabout two and one-half miles. The Standard Thompson wellextends the field about one-half mileeastward.Consequently Torranceand Thompson wells are of tremendousim portance,and establishthatthis will eventually be one oftheimportantoilproducingregionsofCalifornia. The Torrance well is about4450feet,the deepest hole in thefieldwith oil in it.The oil appeared tobe about800or1000feet fromthe top,andthree days ballingfailedtolowerthe fluidtoanyappreciableextent. The gravity of the油is only16whichis lower thanhad beenexpected,但the indicationsare thatwhenthe sands are drilledintothegravitywill improve.Whetherthiswellwillbe drilleddeeperornotisunknownatthistime,但the changesare thatitwillbe. There is one new producer,Vollmer-MeyerNo.1,drilledbythePetroleum Midway Co.,on a10-acrelease,based onone-half milewestoftheHolly sugarfactoryThiswellin12 hours flowed.l70 barrelsof25 gravity oil,and a gaspressureof400 pounds Thiswellwillno doubt increase materiallyinproductionafterit isthoroughlycleanedout.On start the gas pressurewa stoose strong for much oil topassthroughthesmallopening.Thebringinginofthiswellbrokethelongrunofhard luckfollowingtheeffortsofthiswell-knowncompanyinthisfield. There are33wells making oilthisweek,rangingfrom20to2000barrelscatch;witha field averageof268barrels.The totaldailyproductionis12,165,或70 barrels more than lastweek,但the average per well dropsto368 barrels this week.as against378last week. There are two new rights in thefield. The Standard OilCompanyhas completed the derrickforFarnsworthNo.1,eastofthecitylimits.onthelowland,a short distancefromthemesa.The Jamison Oil Syndicatewill drill ontheblockwestofthePantageswell. $29 IN PRIZES FORPET BIRDS AT FAIR "Canary Cottage," one of the mostattractive displays of the Fair lastyear,会被 presented againthisyear at the Orange County Fairwhich opens September 28 at HuntingtonBeach.Here is the "Birdshow,"with hundreds of canarybirds,finches,parrots,and even goldfish,mrs.C.E.Laveringwho was Mistress of Canary Cottageso graciously last year,会presideagain.She has invited the birdownersof the county to bring their petsand she promises that special carenever looked so good as it does atthis time.With the taking ofthewell drilledbytheStandard onthe40 acre tract，owned bythe J.S.Torrance estate,northeast ofthe BolgaChica Gn Club House，out ofthe doubtfulclass,the field is extendedabout two and one-half miles. The Standard Thompson wellextends the field about one-half mileeastward.Consequently Torrenceand Thompson wells are of tremendousim portance,and establishthatthis will eventually be one oftheimportantoilproducingregionsofCalifornia. The Torrance well is about4450feet,the deepest hole in thefieldwith oil in it.The oil appeared tobe about800or1000feet fromthe top,andthree days ballingfailedtolowerthe fluidtoanyappreciableextent. The gravity of the油is only16whichis lower thanhad beenexpected,但the indicationsare thatwhenthe sands are drilledinto-thegravitywill improve.Whetherthiswellwillbe drilleddeeperornotisunknownatthistime,但the changesare thatitwillbe. There is one new producer,Vollmer-MeyerNo.1,drilledbythePetroleum Midway Co.,on a10-acrelease,based onone-half milewestoftheHolly sugarfactoryThiswellin12 hours flowed.l70 barrelsof25 gravity oil,and a gaspressureof400 pounds Thiswellwillno doubt increase materiallyinproductionafterit isthoroughlycleanedout.On start the gas pressurewa stoose strong for much oil topass throughthesmallopening.Thebringinginofthiswellbrokethelongrunofhard luckfollowingtheeffortsofthiswell-knowncompanyinthisfield. There are33wells making oilthisweek,rangingfrom20to2000barrelscatch;witha field averageof268barrels.The totaldailyproductionis12,165,或70 barrels more than lastweek,但the average per well dropsto368 barrels this week.as against378last week. There are two new rights in thefield. The Standard OilCompanyhas completed the derrickforFarnsworthNo.1,eastofthecitylimits.on.thelowland,a short distancefromthemesa.The Jamison Oil Syndicatewill drill on.theblockwest.ofthePantageswell. $29 IN PRIZES FORPET BIRDS AT FAIR "Canary Cottage," one of the mostattractive displays of the Fair lastyear,会被 presented againthisyear at the Orange County Fairwhich opens September 28 at HuntingtonBeach.Here is the "Birdshow,"with hundreds of canarybirds,finches,parrots,and even goldfish,mrs.C.E.Laveringwho was Mistress of Canary Cottageso graciously last year,会presideagain.She has invited the birdownersof the county to bring their petsand she promises that special carenever looked so good as it does atthis time.With the taking ofthewell drilledbytheStandard onthe40 acre tract，owned bythe J.S.Torrance estate,northeast ofthe BolgaChica Gn Club House，out ofthe doubtfulclass,the field is extendedabout two and one-half miles. The Standard Thompson wellextends the field about one-half mileeastward.Consequently Torrenceand Thompson wells are of tremendousim portance,and establishthatthis will eventually be one oftheimportantoilproducingregionsofCalifornia. The Torrance well is about4450feet,the deepest hole in thefieldwith oil in it.The oil appeared tobe about800or1000feet fromthe top,andthree days ballingfailedtolower_the fluidtoanyappreciableextent. The gravity of the油is only16whichis lower thanhad beenexpected,但the indicationsare thatwhenthe sands are drilledinto-thegravitywill improve.Whetherthiswellwillbe drilleddeeperornotisunknownatthistime,但the changesare thatitwillbe. There is one new producer,Vollmer-MeyerNo.1,drilledbythePetroleum Midway Co.,on a10-acrelease,based onone-half milewest-of-theHolly sugarfactoryThiswellin12 hours flowed.l70 barrelsof25 gravity oil,and a gaspressureof400 pounds Thiswellwillno doubt increase materiallyinproductionafterit isthoroughlycleanedout.On start the gas pressurewa stoose strong for much oil topass through-thesmallopening.Thebringinginofthiswellbroke-thelongrun-ofhard luckfollowing-theefforts-ofthiswell-knowncompanyinthisfield. There are33wells making oilthisweek,rangingfrom20to2000barrelscatch;witha field averageof268barrels.The totaldailyproductionis12,165,或70 barrels more than lastweek,但the average per well dropsto368 barrels this week.as against378last week. There are two new rights in thefield. The Standard OilCompanyhas completed the derrickforFarnsworthNo.1,eastof-thecitylimits.on.thelowland,a short distancefromthemesa.The Jamison Oil Syndicatewill drill on.theblockwest.of.thePantageswell. $29 IN PRIZES FORPET BIRDS AT FAIR "Canary Cottage," one of the mostattractive displays of the Fair lastyear,会被 presented againthisyear at the Orange County Fairwhich opens September 28 at HuntingtonBeach.Here is the "Birdshow,"with hundreds of canarybirds,finches,parrots,and even goldfish,mrs.C.E.Laveringwho was Mistress of Canary Cottageso graciously last year,会presideagain.She has invited the birdownersof the county to bring their petsand she promises that special carenever looked so good as it does atthis time.With the taking ofthewell drilledbytheStandard on-the40 acre tract，owned bythe J.S.Torrance estate,northeast ofthe BolgaChica Gn Club House，out ofthe doubtfulclass,the field is extendedabout two and one-half miles. The Standard Thompson wellextends the field about one-half mileeastward.Consequently Torrenceand Thompson wells are of tremendousim portance,and establishthatthis will eventually be one oftheimportantoilproducingregionsofCalifornia. The Torrance well is about4450feet,the deepest hole in thefieldwith oil in它.The油 appeared tobe about800or1000feet fromthe top,andthree days ballingfailedtolower_the fluidtoanyappreciableextent. The gravity of the油is only16whichis lower thanhad beenexpected,但the indicationsare thatwhen-the sands are drilledinto-thegravitywill improve.Whetherthiswell willbe drilleddeeperornotis unknownatthis time,但the changesare thatit willbe." With these attractive displays of fairness,the overall quality and presentation after its completion may be considered as suitable for advertising purposes.(Note: The advertisement content should reflect current trends and market conditions.) H. S. ENROLLMENT AT 458 FOR 2ND WEEK The enrollment for the local high school for the first day of the second week was 458, it was announced this morning at the office of J. A. Clayes, principal. The enrollment is divided as follows: Freshmen, 161; sophomores, 121; juniors 101, seniors, 77, and post graduates, eight. EVELYN'S AFRAID SHE'LL BE "STOLE" NEW YORK, Sept. 19 — What may have been an attempt to kidnap Evelyn Nesbit Thaw, former wife of Harry K. Thaw, was frustrated today by police. The former Mrs. Thaw, now known as Mrs. Nesbit, was in her apartments on the third floor of a building where she runs a tea room at about 3:30 a.m., when she heard men talking in the hall outside, according to the police. TOO MUCH EXPECTED OF FILMS, IS CLAIM NEW YORK, Sept. 19 — Sir Gilbert Parker, the novelist, after a year of work with the motion picture studios in Los Angeles, where his novels are being made into photoplays, in an interview here, stated that the critical public expects too much of the industry which sprang up 10 years ago from nickelodeons. "Motion pictures have developed a high art in a remarkably short time," the novelist stated. KILLS ONE IN ESCAPE LITTLE ROCK, Sept. 19 — Tom Slaughter, notorious Oklahoma bandit, shot and killed one guard and wounded two others in a sensational escape from the penal farm. If it's from Witman's it's good. PET BIRDS AT FAIR "Canary Cottage," one of the most attractive displays of the Fair last year, will be presented again this year at the Orange County Fair, which opens September 28 at Huntington Beach. Here is the "Bird show," with hundreds of canary birds, finches, parrots, and even gold fish, and Mrs. C. E. Lavering, who was Mistress of Canary Cottage so graciously last year, will preside again. She has invited the bird owners of the county to bring their pets and she promises that special care and attention will be given all entries. There will be no entrance fee and cash prizes aggregating $29.00 are offered. LET SUB-CONTRACTS FOR KRAEMER-BLDG Wilson & Bever, general contractors for the big Samuel Kraemer-bldg., are letting sub-contracts this week and construction will start before October 1. Arrangements are being made for the removal of the Puritan Dry Cleaners and Anaheim Truck & Transfer Co. into the Duckworth-bldg., on Claudina-st. The transfer company's warehouse now contains a carload of seats for the new California theatre which will be installed this week. SPEAKS ON EFFICIENCY Thos. Z. Davis, of the American Efficiency movement, addressed the pupils of St. Joseph's academy at 1 p.m. today. Efforts are being made to arrange a series of three public lectures at the high school Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. He talked to high school students last spring. Davis speaks on what is lacking in some men that they do not succeed. If it's from Witman's it's good. Witman Eyesight Specialist. Job Printing at the Plain Dealer. Negro chair in plantation melodies at Methodist White Temple, Tuesday evening. EYE EXAMINATIONS 23 years experience during which time I served 10 years as a member of the North Dakota State Board of Examiners in Optometry. Office now open over the S. Q. B. Store, Walter R. Blakely, Optometrist.