oc-plain-dealer 1921-10-20

NEWS OF FULLERTON BENCHLEY TO SHIP 14 CARS WALNUTS William Benchley, of the Benchley Fruit Co., stated this morning that his company is rushed on walnut packing. They expect to get out 10 cars of nuts this week. The hot weather is ripening the nuts and is good for harvesting which keeps everyone stepping. He said he was glad that the hot weather is good for something, since it is very uncomfortable. FRESHMEN GIVEN RECEPTION The freshmen of the Fullerton high school will be given a reception at the high school Saturday evening at which a very happy time is anticipated. They will attend in masquerade pharaphernalla. FUNERAL LARGELY ATTENDED The funeral services of Mrs. C. E. Perry which were held this morning at the Fullerton Catholic church, Father Galvin officiating, were largely attended. There were 25 floral pieces presented. Interment was in the Loma Vista Cementery, J. E. Scale, funeral director. BIBLE CLASS GIVES BANQUET The La Habra Bible class will give a banquet Wednesday evening in the high school cafeteria, in honor of Governor Stephens, who will give an interesting address. Five hundred tickets are on sale at $1. This banquet will be non-sectarian. C. W. B. M. HOLDS MEETING The C. W. B. M. of the Christian church held their meeting Tuesday at the Christian church of Santa Ana, all southern division being represented. The speakers of the day were Mr. Tokum, who is secretary of the C. W. B. M. of St. Louis, whose subject was "The Challenge to Disciples of Christ"; Mr. G. L. Whipple gave the opening address, other speakers were Mr. H. J. Hill, of Orange, Mrs. Eva Dye and Mr. L. L. Hutchinson, state secretary. After lunch, the afternoon services took place, consisting of songs and addresses by Mr. L. L. Hutchinson, Mr. S. P. Carter of Santa Ana, gave a report of the entire district, Mrs. Daree and Mr. E. Smith of Los Angeles gave an account of the Bible School Work, Mr. C. R. Transley, Mrs. Eva Dye and Dean Roger of Los Angeles, also spoke Seveng. FULLERTON BRIEFES Born to Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Edwards last evening, a daughter. Mr. Geo. Cornwall was awarded the contract for the new annex to the high school library. Mr. Robert Corcoran who has been on a three months vacation has returned to the Pioneer Paper Co., where he has been employed for the past six years. Mr. Corcoran spent a great deal of his time at the beaches fishing. Mr. G. L. Dietrick will attend the So. Cal. Optometrist meeting held in Los Angeles this evening. These meetings are in reality, study classes for advanced optics. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Ellis enjoyed a visit from their son and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Ellis of Long Beach. Mr. and Mrs. H. Kater of Los Angeles returned to their home after spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Corona. Mrs. Mary J. Allen of Huntington Park is visiting her daughter, Mrs. William St bucked, of So. Highland-ave. Mrs.Tomas Askin, who recently underwent an operation at the Pasadena hospital, is reported to be rapidly improving. Dr. Max Magrusson gave an address to the student body at the Olinda school this afternoon. SPEAKERS URGE USE OF GOOD ENGLISH Good English week will be held in the Fullerton high and grammar schools next week at two minute speakers will speak to the students. The week is being observed here one week earlier than the national week because it is possible at this time to obtain the speakers while it might not be possible the neyt week. W.R.C.HOLDS BANQUET The W.R.C.hold a banquet and meeting in Fullerton at noon today. GIRLS WILL PUT ON PLAY The Girls' League of the Fullerton high school will have charge at the general assembly of the school tomorrow, and will "put on" a little play for which they will charge a small admission. OPEN NEW SCHOOL BLDG. The formal opening of the new domestic science and art building at Long Drilling stop. Horsch No. 1 and cleaning out an in production went on a prod. The results of the test will not be days.The repor making 1500 foundation.A pipe at 3190 am now being made showing consider No. 2 is drilling shale.Babb-Tue in sandy brown Jones No. 1 at brown shale.M well set 600 f No. 1 at 2792 fishing job.P to 2590 and set miller No. 1 at 38 bur No. 1 shows Goddard No. 1 rigging. Drilling on can Petroleum S making some go than 1000 feet last week.The feet and drilling The Crest Oll drilling into pure The screen pipe everything is in looks like the s Hill.Cree spudded in. Drilling at 32 in sandy shale is the intention t idea being to lo landing place in feet.Dabney N feet in hard sand and the lumber for No. 4.No road from the mitos No. 1 will prove up Dation. E.J.Miley's X ed the 3800-foot southern division being represented. The speakers of the day were Mr. Yokum, who is secretary of the C. W. B. M. of St. Louis, whose subject was "The Challenge to Disciples of Christ"; Mr. G. L. Whipple gave the opening address, other speakers were Mr. H. J. Hill, of Orange, Mrs. Eva Dye and Mr. L. L. Hutchinson, state secretary. After lunch, the afternoon services took place, consisting of songs and addresses by Mr. L. L. Hutchinson, Mr. S. P. Carter of Santa Ana, gave a report of the entire district, Mrs. Daree and Mr. E. Smith of Los Angeles gave an account of the Bible School Work, Mr. G. R. Transley, Mrs. Eva Dye and Dean Roger of Los Angeles, also spoke. Several quartets were sung, one by the ladies of Christian church of Santa Ana and one by the ladies of the Christian church of Whittier. At 6 o'clock everyone joined ni the dinner service, 150 being present. At 7:30, Dr. Wickett of Anaheim conducted a community song service. This meeting was considered the most interesting and successful meeting ever held by the C. W. B. M. MITCHELL FUNERAL SATURDAY Funeral services for Roy Hunter Mitchell who died yesterday from the effects of being gassed by a gas stove, will be held from the McAulay funeral parlor's Saturday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Interment will be in the Loma Vista cemetery, Mr. Mitchell was a Brea trustee. He is survived by his widow and one child eight years old. PRINCIPALS HOLD MEETING The Orange-co Grammar School Principal will hold their regular meeting at the Fullerton grammar school auditorium this evening at 6 o'clock. There will be a banquet and a musical program. The principal speaker will be A. A. Belford of the Rand McNally Co., who will speak on the new Thorndike Arithmetic which has been made the textbook for grammar school students. Officers will be elected. The Village Gossip Probation Officer R. R. Miller has devoted himself enthusiastically to the business of changing Frank Maxfield's opinion of the Orange county courts. This transformation is temporarily delayed until the authorities can locate Maxfield, whose last known address was Pollows. The exact opinion that Miller wishes revamped is one recently expressed to him by Maxfield's brother, after the superior court had ordered Maxfield to provide $20 per month for the support of his child. According to Miller, the brother opined that: "Of course, we don't have to pay any attention to your little local court's orders. They don't amount to anything." Acquaintances of Mr. Miller can easily visualize the bristles arising as this asserted remark struck his astounded ears. It is quite a different view of the courts that Miller holds and he is so sure that his own view is the correct one that he is determined to show Maxwell's error to that individual when located. Maxfield's child was recently made a ward of the juvenile court and given into the custody of its grandparents. W. R. C. HOLDS BANQUET The W. R. C. held a banquet and meeting in Fullerton at noon today. GIRLS WILL PUT ON PLAY The Girl's League of the Fullerton high school will have charge at the general assembly of the school tomorrow morning, and will "put on" a little play for which they will charge a small admission. OPEN NEW SCHOOL BLDG. The formal opening of the new domestic science and art building at the Fullerton high school will be held a week from tomorrow at which many beautiful floral displays are planned. SCHOOL CHILDREN FLEE FOREST FIRE LOS ANGELES, Oct. 20.-Miss Mary Leutts and 21 children were forced to flee for their lives from the Garapatos schoolhouse in Topanga canyon which flames from the Topango Forest fire threatened to destroy the building. NEW PORTUGUESE LIKELY WILL FORM LONDON, Oct. 20.-A military movement against the Portuguese government proved successful, according to a dispatch from Lisbon, today. The government resigned and a new ministry with Major Celho at its head is being formed. A new cabinet probably will be formed. STATE CLOSES CASE AGAINST SLAYER TWIN FALLS, Idaho, Oct. 20.-The state closed its case in the trial of Mrs. Lyda Southard, alleged "Bluebeardess," today. Herman Harms, state chemist of Utah, was recalled on redirect examination. Harms testified to finding arsenic in the body of each of Mrs. Southard's husbands. Always keep spark advanced just before the point where it produces a knock. Premier Lloyd George is coming to the fatal conference on armaments. He will be no wall-flower, but one of the foremost figures in that momentous gathering. Yes, It Is Genuine Made daily from highest quality Paper Cream. Moulded in 1-lb., ½-lb. and 1/4 you want the best obtainable in Acquaintances of Mr. Miller can easily visualize the bristles arising as this asserted remark struck his astounded ears. It is quite a different view of the courts that Miller holds and he is so sure that his own view is the correct one that he is determined to show Maxwell's error to that individual when located. Maxfield's child was recently made a ward of the juvenile court and given into the custody of its grandparents, at Garden Grove. Maxfield was ordered to contribute a monthly sum to its support. Unsalted albacore, bonita, tomcod or kingfish are tempting lobster bait, according to veteran fishermen who were today taking advantage of the open season which began on Saturday in this state. Sportsmen who have taken advantage of the opportunity reported good fishing, while many others have not yet returned from the scenes of their efforts. Santa Monica, Long Beach, San Pedro, Balboa, Venice, Redondo and locations with similar formations of rock and kelp are most favorable for the fishing. The bait will be more attractive if it is slightly putrid, according to experts. Fishing should be done with a snag, the end of the line resting on the bottom. When the lobster is felt scratching on the snag, it is altogether proper to give a healthy jerk on the line, and haul in the catch. The season closes March 1. Altho full reports on the number of deer killed during the 1921 open season had not been rendered, it is believed by local sportsmen that the number is high. Hunters were plentiful, and it is generally understood that there was no lack of game in the county. The open season on doves will end Oct. 31 while the quail season will open Nov. 1. CHICHESTER S PILLS THE DIAMOND BRAND Legendial钻 your Drummond for the diamond pills is Mad and Gold monarchs, said with Blue Ribbon. Take any other, or get your DIAMOND BRAND PILLS, for 80 years known to Burt, Indian. Always reliable Yes, It Is Genuine Made daily from highest quality Pa Cream. Moulded in 1-lb., ½-lb. and ¼-lb you want the best obtainable in BUTTER AND BUTTERMILK come and see us make it at th Jersey Cream If you want a half-pint of pure, rich cream a quart of our milk. We also handle o highest quality Ice Cream which we will sell at Quarts 50c; Pints 25c; ½ Pints What is better or cheaper for your Our lunch consists of high-grade Past Delicious Sandwiches of all kinds. Be your city—patronize a home industry. Jersey Cream 136 N. Los Angeles St. Next to Anaheim Chamber of Com The Orange County Plain Dealer SHELL HORSCH 1 ON PRODUCTION TEST Long Beach Drilling stopped on the Shell's Horsch No. 1 at 2730 feet. After cleaning out and putting the hole in production condition the well went on a production test Monday. The results of the oil and water test will not be known for several days. The report that the well is making 1500 barrels is without foundation. Alamitos No. 3 set pipe at 3190 and a water test is now being made. This well is now showing considerable oil. Alamitos No. 2 is drilling at 2500 in brown shale. Babb-Tucker drilling at 3100 in sandy brown shale is showing oil. Jones No. 1 at 2700 is in sandy brown shale. Martin No. 1, a new well, set 600 feet of 15½ Mesa No. 1 at 2792 is still held with a fishing job. Pickler No. 1 drilled to 2590 and set pipe at 2499. Stake-miller No. 1 at 3096 is fishing. Wilbur No. 1 shows 1160 feet of hole, Goddard No. 1 another new well is rigging. Drilling on the California-Mexican Petroleum Syndicate's No. 1 is making some good progress. More than 1000 feet of hole was made last week. The log shows 2100 feet and drilling in hard sand. The Crest Oil Co.'s No. 1 is now drilling into production at 2850. The screen pipe has been put in and everything is in readiness for what looks like the second producer on the Hill. Crest-Consolidated has spudded in. Drilling at 3275 Dabney No. 1 is in sandy shale showing some gas. It is the intention to set pipe soon, the idea being to look for a suitable landing place in the next 50 or 100 feet. Dabney No. 2 shows 1800 feet in hard sand. No. 3 is a rig and the lumber is on the ground for No. 4. No. 4 is located across the road from the Standard's Alamitos No. 1. The Standard well will prove up Dabney's No. 4 location. E. J. Miley's Xemino No. 1 passed the 3800-foot mark yesterday. Drilling out the cement at 3307 the Oceanic found a little water, enough to necessitate a second cementing. This was done Monday, and today the well is drilling out to go ahead. A new kind of oil well cement was used that is guaranteed to set in two days. The results of the two-day standing is now being awaited with some interest. The Signal Hill property of the Orange-co Petroleum Co. is to be developed by McIntyre Bros., Long Beach. Thomas Lloyd is in charge and actual work is scheduled to begin soon. After several days of deliberation and careful testing the Ramsey Oil Co. decided to set Long Beach Municipal No. 1 at 2740. At this point an excellent clay formation afforded a suitable landing spot. Drilling at 2500 feet in brown shale showing streaks of sand the best that San Martenas No. 1 is showing is an occasional color. No. 2 set pipe at 3054 and is standing cemetery. With the state's O. K. on Sandburg-Cooperative and No. 1 drilling out the cement at 2808 the outlook for the Sandburg Petroleum Co. coming into production soon is good. Reports from No. 1 today are to the effect that the second cementing appears to be a "job." The Standard Oil Co.'s Bixby No. 1 is now the deepest well drilling in the state. At 200 feet deeper than a mile the well is not showing anything to cause any excitement in the way of an oil well. It is the intention of the Standard to proceed as deep as possible and make a conclusive deep test well of the field. Drilling at 5480 is going nicely with the rotary; of course the work has to be done carefully. Adjoining the Torrance holdings the Standard is building new rigs on the Sylvester, Long Beach Trust and Savings Bank, and the Lomita ONLY THREE HORSES LEFT IN RED BLUFF RED BLUFF, Cal., Oct. 20—One of the four unmotorized vehicles in Red Bluff is due for the junk heap, and one of the four surviving horses is due for the pasture. Postmaster Warmoth has been notified that the old gray nag that drags the parcel post delivery cart will be replaced by a motorcycle with side-car attachment. Three other horses of the Apocalypse remain in Red Bluff. They haul carts for the express company, Hooper, the drayman, and Louie, the Chinese vegetable vendor. PERSHING GUARDED FROM TERRORISTS PARIS, Oct. 20—Arrests are imminent in connection with the bomb outrage at Ambassador Herrick's residence yesterday, it was announced today after a dragnet of police and special detectives had been flung out in search of the perpetrators. Gen. Pershing was closely guarded as he left today for Cherbourg. Land and Water Co.'s properties. Additional field information: A. & T. Oil Co. No. 1, rig, Big Jumbo Oil Co., No. 1, building rig, Fisher Oil Co., No. 1, 1987, shale and boulders, drilling, General Petroleum No. 1, 2265, sticky shale, drilling, National Crude Oil Co., No. 1, 2755, hard shell, drilling, Petitfleury Syndicate No. 3, rigging up, Petroleum Midway, Ellis No. 1, set 585 feet of 15½ Petroleum Midway, Brown No. 1, rig, Spruiding Gas and Petroleum Co., No. 1, 1565 hard shell, drilling, Signal Hill Syndicate No. 1, 2998, fishing for drill pipe, United Oil Co., Denni No. 1, 2469, cemented eight-inch going in; Denali No. 2, 1100, sand, drilling, Walker-Western No. 1, 2800 sand and boulders, drilling. Eliminate Tire Trouble BY USING Drilling at 3275 Dabney No. 1 is in sandy shale showing some gas. It is the intention to set pipe soon, the idea being to look for a suitable landing place in the next 50 or 100 feet. Dabney No. 2 shows 1800 feet in hard sand. No. 3 is a rig and the lumber is on the ground for No. 4. No. 4 is located across the road from the Standard's Alamitos No. 1. The standard well will prove up Dabney's No. 4 location. E. J. Miley's Xemino No. 1 passed the 3800-foot mark yesterday. At this depth the formation is blue shale with streaks of sand. At 3750 a few colors started the rumor that the Miley well har struck the "pay." Eliminate Tire Trouble BY USING Guaranteed Troubleproof Equipment Blowouts, Punctures, Tube Pinching and Leaky Valves are eliminated by using the GRUBE DUPLEX SUPERTUBE Reduces Tire Expense 50% to 75% Sold and Demonstrated by B. Fotheringham A. Voll Orange Co. Distributors Alexander Garage Bldg. 243 N. Los Angeles St., Anaheim APPAREL The S. Q. R. Store Are from 25 per cent of October a Y Watch This Space? THE J. T. LYON REALTY CO. 111 N. Los Angeles St. Phone 46 Is Genuine highest quality Pastuerized 1-lb., ½-lb. and ¼-lbs. If obtainable in ND BUTTERMILK we make it at the Creamery int of pure, rich cream, get We also handle one of the Cream we will sell at Pints 25c; ½ Pints 15c cheaper for your dessert? of high-grade Pastries and s of all kinds. Be loyal to a home industry. Creamery Los Angeles St. Chamber of Commerce Our showing for afternoon, —Take their kee- —Whether it taffeta or silk c prising. The ANA REE HORSES N RED BLUFF Cal., Oct. 20. One motorized vehicles in one for the junk heap, four surviving horses pasture. Warmoth has been no-old gray nag that el post delivery cart by a motorcycle with moment. Horses of the Apoca-Red Bluff. They haul press company, Hoop- and Louie, the Chi-vender. GUARDED TERRORISTS Arrests are imminent with the bomb outrage Herrick's residence yesterday after police and special deteclung out in search of Gen. Pershing was as he left today for BANDIT VICTIM IS NEAR DEATH LOS ANGELES, Oct. 20. One man was reported to be near death early today and the failure of a cartridge in a revolver to explode probably saved the life of policeman as a result of encounters during a series of robberies that occurred last night and early today. W. C. Hawkins of Long Beach was under the care of surgeons at the Sea-side hospital and may die. He was shot through the abdomen by one of two bandits who held him up at Anaheim and Harbor boulevards, Wilmington, early today. AGED WOMAN SLAYER ASKS FOR PROBATION LOS ANGELES, Oct. 20. Mrs. Mary Culton, 80 years old, convicted of stabbing her daughter-in-law to death, was scheduled to appear before Superior Judge McCormick today to plead for probation. OBENCHAIN DENIES BURCH CONFESSION LOS ANGELES, Oct. 20. Affidavits in support of a motion for separate trials for Madalynne Obenchain and Arthur Burch, charged with the murder of J. Belton Kennedy, were filed today by Madalynne Obenchain. In her affidavit Mrs. Obenchain denies the truth of the purported confession of Burch that she participated in the alleged death plbt. Try a Plain Dealer Want Ad. Try a Plain Dealer Want Ad. M. EUGENE DURFEE Architect Room 5, Cassou Bldg. Phone 693 Anaheim OPTOMETRIST Glasses Fitted Ten years a member of the North Dakota state board of examiners of optometry. Advanced optical knowledge together with twenty-three years' experience makes our name stand for SERVICE. Using the Vertex Lenses for testing together with the most scientific instruments on the market. DR. WALTER R. BLAKELY OPTOMETRIST Office Over S. Q. R. Store Hours, Except Sunday Special Appointment 8 to 12—1 to 5:30 By Request Special Week-End Sale FRIDAY AND SATURDAY To those who did not have the opportunity to purchase Powder Puffs and Tooth Brushes last Friday Special Week-End Sale FRIDAY AND SATURDAY To those who did not have the opportunity to purchase Powder Puffs and Tooth Brushes last Friday and Saturday we are including these with our special Stationery values. 50c Oxford Lawn Stationery.....29c 65c Exceptional Lawn (all colors).....39c 20c Powder Puffs (flesh and white).....9c 35c Tooth Brushes.....17c Buck & Gibson VISIT OUR FOUNTAIN Phone 73 for Service EL PRICES AT from 25 per cent to 50 per cent Less Than Those of October a Year Ago National Influences Our showing of the smartly tailored street frock, the dress for afternoon, the outer coat for dress or sport. Take their keynote from the great fashion centers. Whether it be of serge, tricotine, canton crepe, satin, taffeta or silk crepe the reasonableness in price will be surprising. ON THE SQUARE The SQR Store ANAHEIM CALIFORNIA