oc-plain-dealer 1921-10-07

PACKING HOUSE AT G. G. SHIPS NUTS GARDEN GROVE, Oct. 7. The Garden Grove walnut packing house opened last week and has shipped two cars of whole walnuts. One car of number one walnuts to Trenton, New Jersey, and one car of budded walnuts to New York Cit. The number one brings 24 cents and the budded 28 cents. C. K. Lee, the manager of the Garden Grove Walnut association, states that this year's walnut crop is to be considerable larger than last year's crop, and that Garden Grove has its regular high standing of good walnuts. Several new members have been added to the association this year. The cracking plant has started and a full force of between 30 and 40 women are to commence work in a few days. The season will be in full swing until the last of November. Edmund's Fruit exchange is supporting a new Ford truck, which was delivered last week. After being employed by Scott and company for the past two years, Edmunds has decided to go into business for himself. He will do transferring and hauling of fruits and vegetables. Miss Hattie Brownless entertained the following dinner guests Sunday: Miss Hazel Fuller and Frank and Jim McCabe, of Long Beach. J. H. Sandman and family moved to Glendora last Friday, where Sandman has accepted the position of agent at the P. E. station. After residing in Garden Grove for the past seven years the family will be greatly missed by their many friends. H. A. Lake and family and Mrs. Frank McConnell and daughter, Miss Edyth, motorized to Pasadena Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. E. Schneider and daughter, Winifred, and Miss Mabel Head were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Capro in Los Angeles Sunday. Miss Esther Anderson spent the week at Huntington Beach. Miss Ethel Areher and Mrs. R. M. Pay spent Saturday in Los Angeles. Travis Anderson and Raymond Bradford motored to Hennet Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. E. Edmunds and daughter Jean, and Mrs. Mary Edmunds were Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Christensen. Mrs. Pringle and Little daughter motorized into the Sandman house on Acacia street last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hughes and Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Dudley. CALIF. LEGIONNAIRES MAKE GOOD SHOWING LOS ANGELES, Oct. 7. — Los Angeles and So. Calif., the "white spot" on the financial map of the U.S., can also present a prosperous record sheet from the treasurer's books of the soldiers' organizations here, according to figures furnished by the American Legion and Disabled Veterans of the World War. Of the 20,000 ex-service men in So. Calif., organized under the American Legion and under Post No. 1 of the Disabled Veterans of the World War, 20 posts own their own clubrooms, athletic stadiums and property valued conservatively at more than $500,000. NEW LAW ON LOADS IS NOW EFFECTIVE With the new county ordinance limiting the load weight for auto trucks effective yesterday, truckmen are giving attention to the necessity of keeping within the provisions of the law, which the county authorities have signified their intention of vigorously enforcing. Questions of tire width and type, number of wheels, distance between axles and number of trailers have assumed new importance under the recently enacted ordinance, which has been adopted not only in Orange co., but also by Riverside and San Beernardino counties. Load restrictions vary with loading conditions governed by the items mentioned. WETZEL TRANSIT SET Hugo Wetzel, rancher, appeared in Santa Ana today in connection on a charge connection with Elbert, Araheim, Melon patch. Trial was set before Williams who set it indicating he consider last at least three days. OWNER SELL THEN STEP NEW YORK.Orrendock was too made the mistake deals too rapidly, police and Benjamin Schensky bought Young Zarendook part of the stock regularly each night tective caught along about midnight making way with gars and $82 from "The stuff be time, why not agaed to himself." RESNICH WIN IN PLACE PLACENTIA, Oct. Santa Ana, who received building on West open the new store Sam Lutz a brother will be actively int store. The new name the "Goodwe Mr. and Mrs. E. Schneider and daughter, Winifred, and Miss Mabel Head were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Capro in Los Angeles Sunday. Miss Esther Anderson spent the week at Huntington Beach. Miss Ethel Areher and Mrs. R.M. Pay spent Saturday in Los Angeles. Travis Anderson and Raymond Bradford motored to Hemet Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. E. Edmunds and daughter, Jean, and Mrs. Mary Edmunds were Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Christensen. Mrs. Pringle and little daughter motored into the Sandman house on Acacia street last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hughes and Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Randell, of Seattle, Washington, visited at the F.W. Woodhouse home a few days last week. They made the trip from the North by auto. W.C. Clark has accepted a position in Schneider's grocery store. Mr. and Mrs. Cranston Tyler were Long Beach visitors Sunday. F.C. Thompson spent Monday in Los Angeles. REVENUE AGENT IS WARNING EVADERS Anyone who turned in an income tax return that is a bit on the blas is likely to be cited for a session with Elmer E. Burns, representative of the collector of internal revenue, in Santa Ana. A careful audit of returns is being made by a force of men in the Los Angeles office. "The audit so far," said Burns, "has disclosed a vast number of tax evasions, more particularly in relation to accounting for profits in sales and trades of property. In every instance where an error is discovered the one making the report will be notified to appear before me." Burns left for Los Angeles today to be absent from his office here the remainder of this week and for probably two or three days next week. He is to be engaged in the audit that is now being made. Returns from Orange-co concerning which question has been raised by any of the auditors will be turned over to Burns and brought back to Santa Ana with him. NEW STEP TAKEN IN SHIPPING BY WATER Orange-co citrus growers were greatly interested today in the information received from Los Angeles, to the effect that definite steps toward the shipment of fruit by water to the eastern markets are being taken by the California Fruit Growers' exchange. Approval by the directors in Los Angeles of recommendations made by the exchange's special committee, headed by Vice President C.S. Whitcomb, assures action toward carrying out the preliminary details of securing tonnage guarantees and of financing the water shipping scheme. Lawson Odorless Gas FAIRY LANE ANAHEIM TONIGHT VAUDEVILLE NIGHT Four Acts of Best Vaudeville Also Big Feature Picture "DEVOTION," with HAZEL DAWN Adults 35c; Children 15c; plus war tac Saturday, Oct. 8 DOUGLAS MAC LEAN in "PASSING THE ALSO Two-reel Comedy Adults 25c; Children 10c; plus war tax OPTOMETRIK Glasses Fitted Ten years a member of the North Dakota state aminers of optometry. Advanced optical knowledge together with twenty experience makes our name stand for SERVICE. Using the Vertox Lenses for testing together scientific instruments on the market. DR. WALTER R. BLAKELY OPTOMETRIST Office Over S.Q.R. Store Hours, Except Sunday 8 to 12—1 to 5:30 Miller Tonneau Sh Lawson Odorless Gas Heaters After a hard day's work BACK to a warm, cheerful home — where Lawson Odorless Gas Heaters are sending out generous rays of RADIANT HEAT. Odorless! Attractive. Compact. An economical size for every room. Come in today and let us show you the "why" of Lawson Heaters. STROUP - BARNES FURNITURE COMPANY Miller Tonneau Sh $20 and $25 installed EAS-A-JUST WIND DEFLECT GRINNELL AUTO GLOVES AUTO ROBES "Everything for the Auto" Piston Rings Valves Gaskets. Rims Rim Parts WETZEL TRIAL IS SET FOR 21-23 Hugo Wetzel, wealthy Placentia rancher, appeared in superior court at Santa Ana today in answer to arraignment on a charge of maslaaughter in connection with the slaying of Fred Libbert, Araheim youth in a watermelon patch. Trial was set before Superior Judge Williams who set aside Nov. 21-22-23, indicating he considers the hearing will last at least three days. OWNER SELLS STORE THEN STEALS STOCK NEW YORK, Oct. 7.—Jacob Zarendock was too ambitious and he made the mistake of doubling on his deals too rapidly, according to the police and Benjamin Schensky. Schensky bought a cigar store of Young Zarendock. Ever since then a part of the stock has disappeared regularly each night. Finally the detective caught the former owner along about midnight just as he was making way with $500 worth of cigars and $82 from the cash drawer. "The stuff belonged to me one time, why not again?" he had argued to himself. RESNICH WILL OPEN IN PLACENTIA SOON PLACENTIA, Oct. 7.—J. Resnick, of Santa Ana, who recently built the store building on West Santa Fe-ave, will open the new store soon, it is said. Sam Lutz, a brother-in-law of Resnick, will be actively interested in the new store. The new business has been named the "Goodwear Store." BEYLAND AHEIM TONIGHT DEVILLE NIGHT of Best Vaudeville Feature Picture with HAZEL DAWN children 15c; plus war tax Saturday, Oct. 8 EAN in "PASSING THRU" two-reel Comedy children 10c; plus war tax GRAND ANAHEIM TONIGHT AND TOMORROW EARL WHITE In "BEYOND PRICE" Also Two-Reel Comedy 25c; Children 10c; plus war tax METRIST Fitted the North Dakota state board of exedge together with twenty-three years' stand for SERVICE. for testing together with the most market. ER R. BLAKELY TOMETRIST over S. Q. R. Store Special Appointment. By Request neau Shields A PR Producer it is th makers Transla ally fam million Interpr ensemb One show day only a 75c; rear Co ME The Standard Oil Company is br Well just a few yards fro Excitement is Growing Gre Minnte o Bolsa Chi —the new oilfield just northw As a result of the great Oil Strike by the Standard Oil Company in the big Torrance Well, property on the Bolsa Chica Dome is said to be at a premium today! In the neau Shields and $25 installed WIND DEFLECTORS AUTO GLOVES ROBES for the Auto" Miller Goodyear Goodrich Hartford Tires BOLSA CHICA —the new oilfield just northw As a result of the great Oil Strike by the Standard Oil Company in the big Torrance Well, property on the Bolsa Chica Dome is said to be at a premium today! In the heart of the field—proven ground—we are selling the last of the lots in our 30-acre tract! Still at the old price of $500! We Ask You to FREE EXCURSION Every Day Excuse This is a tour of investigation! Spend the day with us, eat lunch on Bolsa Chica Dome, and hear a real live lecture—the kind that you cannot forget soon. Are you interested? Want to know more about us, write or call a Only a Few Lots at the This Is Not Oil Stock! This Is Land! BOLSA C Oil and Gas 200 So. 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METRO PICTURES CORPORATION Oil Company is bringing in the Big Torrance st a few yards from our 30-acre tract. Growing Greater and Greater Every Minnte on the Chica Dome field just northwest of Huntington Beach! The fact that these lots are leased to STANDARD OIL, which must drill by October 28th, or abrogate the lease we believe to be of tremendous value—the fact that every field just northwest of Huntington Beach! The fact that these lots are leased to STANDARD OIL, which must drill by October 28th, or abrogate the lease we believe to be of tremendous value—the fact that every one is proven for OIL!—and the fact that cool-headed Anaheim people are adding lot after lot to their holdings makes it imperative that YOU ACT AT ONCE! You to Go With Us! VERSION Leaves at 11 a.m. Every Day Except Sunday And you are given the opportunity of seeing our whole proposition—how each one of these lots may be worth thousands within the next few months! to know more about this deal? Then either come with us, write or call at the office! Lots at the Old Price of $500 LSA CHICA Gas Syndicate Angeles St. Anaheim, California We Are the ONLY Firm Selling Land Leased to Standard Oil!