oc-plain-dealer 1921-12-01

The Orange County Plain Dealer An Independent Newspaper, Issued Every Afternoon Except Sunday R. W. ERNEST, Manager PAUL V. HESTER, Editor Subscription rate—In North Orange co; Per year $2; Stx months, $1.25 Entered at the Postoffice at Anaheim, Calif., as second class matter. Uncle Sam has a brand of diplomacy that is superior to any that the Old World has produced. The American small boy is heartily in favor of the naval holiday, in the hope that the ten-year proposal may be adopted as the basis for the school holiday. Possibly Uncle Sam made peace as slowly as he did so that no other country could up and shout at him, "What's your hurry?" The populace and the student body go into no paroxysms of emotion when a student makes a touchdown in scholarship. They do acquire learning at colleges and universities, but there is no excitement over it. A clear and keen conscience is one of the best of assets. There is more real happiness in it, even though it live in poverty, than there is in millions dishonestly acquired. America is not an asylum of archists and advocates of violence. This class of alien ranks below zero in the estimation of loyal Americans. There is no room for the violents in this country. The reign of prosperity in California is brightened when the rains begin to fall. Winter precipitation is vital to this state. Without seasonal rain in the lowlands and snow on the heights California would be an unredeemed desert. But with these blessed downpours, sent with benignant regularity by a benignent Providence, this state blossoms, and produces prodigiously, and thrives, and is one of the greatest of the sisterhood of commonwealths. The Armistice Day just passed will be noted in history for its elevating of the soldier of the ranks—the common man—to the level, in general appraisal and appreciation, that should be his Just as the commonwealths. POSTAL SERVICE TO AID HUNT FOR MISSING Very human is Postmaster-General Will Hays. His humanizing processes, introduced into the postal service, have elicited much favorable comment. He is looking solicitously to the welfare of the men and women engaged in the service. He is inspiring them to give the best that is in them to improve the handling of the mails. He is bringing the service into direct contact with the people, in cooperative spirit. His innovations have been accepted with zestful interest all around. That the Postoffice Department shall give assistance in finding missing persons is the latest order put forth by Mr. Hays. This projected service is to be hedged about by requirements which will save it from becoming ridiculous and running into channels manifestly improper. Postmasters are directed to scrutinize closely each and every case of persons reported missing. In all instances of genuine disappearance wherein relatives and loved ones are poliantly distressed, the facilities of the postal service for finding persons are to be brought into play. This is announced as being "another step in bringing the postoffice nearer to the people and making it a little more human." This humanizing is a welcome evolution. It makes the postal service more than a mass of human machinery, moving and functioning mechanically. It emphasizes the flesh-and-blood quality. It brings postmasters, clerks and carriers into feeling relations with the public, and intimately contacts them with the public's problems. Postmasters, clerks and carriers keep in close touch with local affairs and with the dwelling place and daily career of the great mass of individuals constituting the population. It is possible, in the performance of AMAL. THOMAS FLOWER, Completed at 3:45am gamated Oil Company 1 settled down to oil is running 19:00 2 is ready to drive and go ahead at Bahya No. 3 is work is scheduled days. Page 1-A a most recovered all shows 1875 feet off nicely. Drilling at 422 shale, R. D. Clark showing a little girl The outlook for her little encouraging W. M. Keck the contractors, has M No. 3 rigged up probably today. N 2600 feet of hole has been slow on run of hard sand. From a certain one of the big oil companies will come in timing the next centia Pacific Oil property is attracting centia Pacific has in soliciting some property. The best that way's deep Richfield will show under this little color. The oak the sand does not soil oil. The deep test was No. 9 has increased from a 100 to 160 better than 25 grout at 4380 was plugged and that point is out. Isaacs No. 1 feet has settled down well of a 165 bar drilled to 3125 is no ducer at a 225 bar is drilling at 1100 feet is standing teed. According to the centia Oil Company cement today, Success water at 3008 mea SELL NEARLY 250 ACRES CITRUS LAND Practically the entire piece of 250 acres in the Cerro Villa Heights subdivision near Villa Park has been sold, according to the C. B. Berger Co., exclusive agents. The subdivision was the property of the Jotham Bixby Co., of Long Beach, and was sold in parcels of five to 25 acres. The land is unusually choice and has been sold for Valencia orange production. According to several prominent dealers here recent sales of Orange-co citrus groves have been practically confined to experienced growers, who already have large holdings in the county. OHIO OBJECTS TO OUTSIDE INSANE COLUMBUS, Dec. 1. — Proper safeguards to keep Ohio from being made the dumping ground for non-resident insane have been recommended to Governor Davis by the former state board of administration as a means of stopping the growing numbers of these persons who are being admitted to state institutions. Witman, Eyesight Specialist. Personal Christmas Gifts —from Jackson’s always give satisfaction. You cannot fail to please, and your money’s worth always— Overcoats—Suits Neckwear—Bathrobes Smoking Jackets JACKSON'S MEN’S WEAR SHOP “Your Money’s Worth Almost Human.” This humanizing is a welcome evolution. It makes the postal service more than a mass of human machinery, moving and functioning mechanically. It emphasizes the flesh-and-blood quality. It brings postmasters, clerks and carriers into feeling relations with the public, and intimately contacts them with the public’s problems. Postmasters, clerks and carriers keep in close touch with local affairs and with the dwelling place and daily career of the great mass of individuals constituting the population. It is possible, in the performance of their duties, without irksomeness, to be on the alert and to make inquiries which, in many instances, doubtless would result in finding lost persons and thereby relieving much acute distress. This undertaking is worth praising. Endeavoring to deep production in Chanslor-Canfield Ford Community does drilling at 3855 went to almost 430 small well and is not out. Bradford No. 2 Set pipe and is not field No. 3 is at 250 With the bottom 4212, the Richfield a hard fight against will be ready to drill and make a water tention to drill out any of the cement bottom. Further and water searches will Richfield Giant is the well come in in tion if it will come. The Richfield-Yo completed the task and drilling by sew pipe and junk iron. Out and is in excellent ceed is now drilling made 5 feet of new The Kidge Oil Co. out the cement today will make a water hole. The 6-in was mark and it is now ahead with 4-in and Production is hoped feet. Satisfied that got not change the outlet 1 drilling to 5155 now being made to as an oil prospect as well for the property Some cleaning out w on Loftus ORryan N some hope of this hecial producer. On the mer lease 1-5 is probls and does not saltion to increase this cently completed close to 600 barrels now drilling at 370 ning to look good. The Kraemer 24 16 is cl and has all the carr big one. Kellog No. ened from 3675 on No. 1 at 5095 is beim a final production test. The Selby-Root-Hny started the Overcoats—Suits Neckwear—Bathrobes Smoking Jackets JACKSON'S MEN'S WEAR SHOP "Your Money's Worth Always" ANAHEIM WHEN YOU THINK OF INSURANCE THINK OF Beebe & Harrison 120 N. Los Angeles St. Phone 720 FIRE LIFE HEALTH ACCIDENT BURGLARY AUTOMOBILE PLATE GLASS COMPENSATION PUBLIC LIABILITY SURETY AND FINANCIAL BONDS AMERICAN COMPANIES AMAL. THOMPSON 1 FLOWS 185 BBLS. Richfield Completed at 3050 feet the Amalgamated Oil Company's Thompson No. 1 settled down to a 185 barrels. The oil is running 19 gravity. Breen No. 2 is ready to drill out the cement and go ahead at 3090. The rig for Babya No. 3 is up and rigging up work is scheduled to start in a few days. Page 1-A at 2000 feet has almost recovered all the hole lost in the first location. Kammerer No. 1 shows 1875 feet of hole and is going nicely. Drilling at 4225 in sandy brown shale, R. D. Clark's Wetzel No. 1 is showing a little gas and some colors. The outlook for this deep well is a little encouraging to say the least. W. M. Kock the peer of drilling contractors, has Merchants Petroleum No. 3 rigged up and will spud in probably today. No. 2 shows almost 2600 feet of hole. The drilling here has been slow on account of the long run of hard sand. From a certain New York office of one of the big oil companies of California will come a message determining the next move for Placentia Pacific Oil Company. The property is attractive and the Placentia Pacific has had no difficulty in soliciting some help to develop the property. The best that the Petroleum Midway's deep Richfield-Yorba test well will show under the ether at 4825 is a little color. The drill is in sand, but the sand does not seem to carry much oil. The deep test well on the Yarnell No. 9 has increased its production from a 100 to 160 barrels. The oil is better than 25 gravity. Carter No. 1 at 4380 was plugged back to 4222 and that point is now being tested out. Isaacs No. 1 completed at 3100 feet has settled down to a nice little well of a 165 barrels. Krug No. 5 drilled to 3125 is now a regular producer at a 225 barrels. Krug No. 6 is drilling at 1100 and No. 7 at 4000 feet is standing temporarily suspended. According to the schedule the Placentia Oil Company will drill out the cement today. Success at shutting off water at 3003 means that this mother, Mrs. Risden from Brea and grandmother of the same place with a big dinner Sunday. Mrs. Dr. Philbrook of Santa Cruze, was a week-end visitor at the Coffey home, Mrs. Philbrook is Braton Philbrook's mother and the Dr. is thinking of locating near Pasadena soon. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Grainger moved into their beautiful new home in Fullerton Friday. Mrs. Corbett of Taft with her little daughter is here making her mother, Mrs. Greg Smith of this lease a visit. Mrs. Mildred Tillery arrived Friday from Los Angeles to keep house for Mr. Homer Coffey's family, Mrs. Tillery is formerly from Texas. Leo Goss, Ray Hatfield and Mr. Gordon met with a very painful accident comming home from a dance at Lavite Hot Springs on Thanksgiving eve in coming around a corner, a little faster than the limit the car turned turtle and Mr. Hatfield is still confined to his bed. LIQUID DOES NOT FREEZE The inventor of a new portable fire extinguished claims that the liquid used will not freeze even at extreme temperatures. PREVENTS BACKING To prevent automobiles backing down hills a ground grigging attachment, almost automatic in operation, has been invented. ANAHEIM FEED & FUEL COMPANY Hay, Grain, Seeds, Poultry Supplies Fertilizers, Wood, Coal, Sprays and Insecticides Public Weigh Masters 15-ton Scales Anaheim California OPTOMETRIST Glasses Fitted Ten years a member of the North Dakota state board of examiners of optometry. Advanced optical knowledge together with twenty-three 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 8 to 12—1 to 5:30 By Request CORDIAL IN BE OUR WELCOME GUEST, AND AS SUCH, BUY, HOWEVER, WE WILL NOT OFFER WE WANT YOU TO IN Largest Enclosed EVER HELD IN ORANGE COUNTY BY Over $50,000 of New C EVER HELD IN ORANGE COUNTY BY Over $50,000 of New C MUSICAL Entertainment WILL BE FURNISHED BY WIRELESS (Sent out from Los Angeles) EACH AFTERNOON 4 TO 5 AND EVENING 8 TO 9. It has taken considerable effort to get this hope you will be able to visit us during the THESE ARE STUDEBLA HARRY D. 151 So. Los Angeles Street "A SAFE PLACE TO BUY" Santa Fe Lease SANTA FE LEASE, Dec. 11 (Spl.) Mr. Jack Andrews was a Los Angeles visitor Monday morning. Mrs. Brown and grandchild returned from Beaumont Sunday. She has been there taking care of her grandson who has been seriously ill. Mrs. Hartogg was an Anaheim visitor Monday morning. Iris Coffee is being demonstrated at the Olinda Grocery store Monday. Mr. Marshall Collins is back on the job after several days rest. His hand was mashed and is very much improved. Miss Mona Meranda and Mr. Don- ald Cullen were Anaheim and Fullerton visitors Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Wallenius and daughter-Evelyn and a party of friends were taken up which a machine with three men hit them in Fullerton. The accident occurred at the corner of Lillian Yeager's garage. Mrs. Wallenius was hurt badly and is now in the hospital in Los Angeles. Mrs. Tidland is suffering with a black eye. Evelyn was bruised up quite a bit. A man in the other machine went clear thru the windshield but was not hurt. The others were bruised up considerably. Miss Gauldin of the West Coast Lease was on the lease Monday. The Plain Dealer for Good Printing. Chaffees WHERE CASH BEATS CREDIT Western Xmas GIFTS There is no time to lose; order your selection now. Give us the names and addresses of parties to whom you wish the packages shipped. We gladly handle all shipping details for you. Send something different. A typical California Gift Box from you—the West and Chaffee's. There is no time to lose; order your selection now. Give us the names and addresses of parties to whom you wish the packages shipped. We gladly handle all shipping details for you. Send something different. A typical California Gift Box from you—the West and Chaffee's. Chaffee's Stores are full of Christmas suggestions. Chaffees Dependable Stores Chaffees NATIONAL INVITATION: AND AS SUCH, YOU WILL NOT BE IMPORTUNED TO WILL NOT OFFER ANY OBJECTION IF YOU DO. WANT YOU TO INSPECT THE Best Exhibit of Closed Cars GE COUNTY BY ONE AUTOMOBILE DEALER of New Cars Under Our Roof CLOSED CARS GE COUNTY BY ONE AUTOMOBILE DEALER of New Cars Under Our Roof Eight (8) Different Enclosed Body Designs from Seven (7) to Two (2) passenger capacity. An enclosed car within the reach of all. Three (3) Power Ranges Big Six 60 horsepower Special Six 50 horsepower Light Six 40 horsepower effort to get this complete line together and we visit us during the week and see why. WE ARE STUDEBAKER YEARS RY D. RILEY ANAHEIM SAFE PLACE TO BUY A USED CAR"