oc-plain-dealer 1921-12-14

JUST ONE CHANCE FOR YOU TO SEE THIS GREAT BIG WONDER SHOW NO! WE HAVE NOT RAISED OUR PRICES SHOW WE HAVE NO! NOT RAISED OUR PRICES News of Fullerton TAKING STEPS TO BROADEN STREETS The city engineer of Fullerton was authorized to interview the citizens of No. Spadra-rd and also of East Wilshire-ave, relative to obtaining property to widen the street on No. Spadra from Chapman-ave to the bridge, and one block east on Wilshire. Many of the property owners are said to have offered property to the city for widening the streets, and no land grabbing is contemplated by the city. Neither is it expected to widen the street just at this time, but it is planned to take time by the forelock, and get ready for the street widening when the business district of the city spreads. The board awarded $75 to Mason Brown for damage to orange trees from a fire on city property. The plans for Highland-ave bridge were accepted. The question of machinery for the new workshops at the city water plant was referred to Water Superintendent Gillette and Trustee R. A. Marden. A report was given on the proposed draining of Magnolia-ve, it being stated that the city of Orange-thorpe is willing to co-operate and share expenses. Well-Known Rancher Pneumonia Victim Joseph A. Bayes, 45, died last night at his home southwest of Buena Park, of pneumonia and heart trouble. He is well-known throughout northern Orange-co., especially in Fullerton, having formerly been manual training teacher in the Fullerton grammar and the Fullerton high schools, and at the time of his death held that position in the La Habra schools. Decedent is survived by his widow, a daughter, three brothers and two sisters, all whom is Mrs. MARKS RE-ELECTED LEGION COMMANDER The regular meeting of the Fullerton Post of the American Legion was held last night, and there was the annual election of officers. E. J. Marks was re-elected commander. The other officers chosen were: Jack Horner, first vice comamder; Lee Potter, second vice comamder; Sam L. Collins, adjutant; Francis Dowling, librarian; J. McConnell, sergeant-at-arms; Henry Matter, chaplain. Delegates to the county council were: E. J. Marks, Sam L. Collins, Fred Fuller, Lee Potter, and M. A. Dwyer. J. C. TO ENTERTAIN FOOTBALL ELEVEN The junior college student body will entertain the J. C. football boys this evening at 6:30 o'clock. They will be entertained at Whittier Thursday evening and at Albambra Friday evening, and will be the guests of the proprietor of the McFarland Cafe at the cafe Tuesday evening. The J. C. team will play Pomona, Occidental, and the U. S. C. in January, it is stated. HOTEL, CERTAINLY, STATES BENCHLEY The Fullerton hotel is a certainty, it was stated this morning by Edward K. Benchley of the hotel committee. The deed and the money are both in escrow. Fullerton trustees last night fixed the price and authorized the transfer at $19,164.14. The hotel will be essentially the same as proposed in the original design of the architect, although final plans have not yet been completed, it was stated. The plans for the building are expected to be complete. FULLERTON The Fulerton grand A met this afternoon the garmmar school. "Daddy Long Leg tomorrow evening at the Fulerton high school presented under the girls' league. Miss Erna Fink high school faculty John Torp of the was brot to the F yesterday suffering dent in the oil field was fractured. C. N. Lentz of Sacring with the Smith Standard Bank of F. The Emporium within its new headquarter of Amerige-ave and invite their pat them to their new have moved in time season. Mrs. R. J. Ansley went an operation in hospital this morning. Mrs. S. Orten is day Mr. and Mrs. W and Mrs. C. S. Ort Mrs. J. Colbert of L Mr. and Mrs. W.yesterday with their T. Gunn of Inglewood Mr. and Mrs. W.Mrs. Currie's brother of Cucamonga recent Mrs. Strain a mi will address the Asiary society this afternoon home of Mrs. J. Het Mrs. Grover Jones Texas, is visiting Mrs. E. E. Lampho angethorpe-ave. Mr. and Mrs. H spending the day in M. Mr. and Mrs. B turned from a short ego They attended canyon Dam convention The Kings Daughtian church will con Friday afternoon in Mrs. G. H. Ameri this week at the Well-Known Rancher Pneumonia Victim Joseph A. Bayes, 45, died last night at his home southwest of Buena Park, of pneumonia and heart trouble. He is well-known throughout northern Orange-co, especially in Fullerton, having formerly been manual training teacher in the Fullerton grammar and the Fullerton high schools, and at the time of his death held that position in the La Habra schools. Decedent is survived by his widow, a daughter, three brothers and two sisters, one of whom is Mrs. Pearl Avery of Fullerton. Funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock from the McAulay funeral parlor. BABY PNUEMONIA VICTIM C. M. Stanfill, three-year-old child of Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Stanfill, died yesterday of pneumonia at the home of his parents on Santa Fe ave newcomers from Arkansas. Funeral services were held at 2 o'clock today from the McAulay funeral parlor. Interment was in Loma Vista cemetery. 900 Lemon Trees Every one loaded with lemons. Land, lemons and 19 water shares sells at a price you make yourself. easy terms. Corona, Saturday. Auctioneer Baird of 529 W. 8th St., L.A. sells it. STATES BENCHLEY The Fullerton hotel is a certainty, it was stated this morning by Edward K. Benchley of the hotel committee. The deed and the money are both in escrow. Fullerton trustees last night fixed the price and authorized the transfer at $19,164.14. The hotel will be essentially the same as proposed in the original design of the architect; altho final plans have not yet been completed, it was stated. The plans for the building are expected to be completed by the first of next week. SAN SOUCI CLUB MEETS Mrs. Roy Davis on West Brookdale delightfully entertained the members of the San Souci Card club at her home yesterday afternoon. Five hundred was the diversion of the afternoon with Mrs. Dunlap scoring highest, Mrs. F. Moores second and Mrs. R. Adams receiving the consolation. Following the games delicious refreshments were served by the hostess. Four tables played with Mrs. Albert Launer and Mrs. F. Hyett as guests. FIRE TRUCK DRIVER SICK Mont Jackson, driver of the Fullerton fire truck, and deputy marshal of Fullerton, is sick. He was relieved last evening by Dorsey Ellis. Plain Dealer Want Ads get results. 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AND YOU WILL SEE THIS A Wonder-Working Photodrama All New York Is Talking About “THE SERVANT IN THE HOUSE” An All-Star Cast REMEMBER, FOLKS, WE TOLD YOU AND YOU WILL SEE THIS A Wonder-Working Photodrama All New York Is Talking About "THE SERVANT IN THE HOUSE" An All-Star Cast REMEMBER, FOLKS, WE TOLD YOU ONLY ONE TIME -- TOMORROW FULLERTON BRIEFSEs The Fullerton grammar school P.-T. A met this afternoon at 3 o'clock at the garmmar school auditorium. "Daddy Long Legs" will be seen tomorrow evening at 7:30 o'clock at the Fullerton high school auditorium, presented under the auspices of the girls' league. Miss Erna Fink of the Fullerton high school faculty is sick. John Torp of the Union Oil Co. was brot to the Fullerton hospital yesterday suffering from an accident in the oil fields. His left arm was fractured. C. N. Lentz of Sacramento is visiting with the Smith brothers of the Standard Bank of Fullerton. The Emporium was opened today in its new headquarters at the corner of Amerige-ave and N. Spadra-rd and invite their patrons to follow them to their new location. They have moved in time for the holiday season. Mrs. R. J. Ansley of Brea underwent an operation at the Fullerton hospital this morning. Mrs. S. Orten is entertaining today Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Davis, Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Orten and Mr. and Mrs. J. Colbert of Long Beach. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Davis spent yesterday with their daughter, Mrs. T. Gunn of Inglewood. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Currie visited Mrs. Currie's brother, Mr. H. R. Bray of Cucamonga recently. Mrs. Strain a missionary worker will address the Associated Missionary society this afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. Hetebrink. Mrs. Grover Jones of Houston, Texas, is visiting for several days Mrs. E. E. Lamphofer, on East Orangethorpe-ave. Mr. and Mrs. R. Simpson are spending the day in Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. B. Dupuy have returned from a short trip to San Diego. They attended the Boulder canyon Dam convention. The Kings Daughters of the Christian church will conduct a meeting Friday afternoon in the church hall. Mrs. G. H. Amerige will be a guest this week at the home of Mr. and FULLERTON OPENS RESERVOIR BIDS Bids were opened last night by Fullerton trustees for the new reservoir and the hauling of the new iron piping for the water mains. There were 17 mlds, and they were referred to the engineer's department for recommendation. The agreater part of the evening was devoted to the discussion of the bids, and also of a proposed new division in La Habra. HI SCHOOL SAVINGS BANK BIG SUCCESS L. O. Culp of the Fullerton J. C told today of the success of the high school savings bank which has been opened at the high school and J. C as a branch of the First National Bank of Fullerton. He said that the deposits are amounting to about $20 a day, and that the students are getting a real banking experience, Harrison Aker is president; Raymond Thompson, cashier, and William Seivers, assistant cashier. The bank is open from 8 o'clock until 3:30. The J. C. football boys have about $1,200 on deposit. Olinda News Items OLIVE, Dec. 12.-A pleasant surprise was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. August Lemke in honor of their son, George, when a large number of young folks arrived to help him celebrate his 24th birthday anniversary. The evening was spent in playing games and singing. The gift which he received was a large cake bearing 24 red, white and blue candles. It was presented to him by one of the young ladies. At a late hour refreshments were served to the following, Mr. and Mrs. W. Timken and children, Lawrence and Lorena Mr., and Mrs. Robert Lemke and children, Elmer and Irene, Mr., and Mrs. Ben Lemke, Walter Otte, Clara, William and Alma Paulus, Martin Rudolph, Ger- FEDERAL DRILLING FISHES FOR WEEK Brea-Fullerton Fishing has occupied a week for the Federal Drilling Co on the Dolke-Thomas Syndicate No. 1.A twist off at 2120 resulted in a difficult fishing job. The Columbia Oil Producing Co drilling Olinda No. 34 at 4200 feet has found no oil.Like other deep test wells in the Olinda field the Columbia well will probably turn out a "duster." Puente 1-A another deep test well in the heart of the old Puente field is at 1345 in a very hard sand. The Fullerton Oil Co.spudded in and is now drilling on No. 17 at about 500 feet.No. 16 a recent completion at 4200 feet is making 300 barrels. The Cansler-Canfield Midway's No. 94 at Olinda now drilling at 3675 looks good for two hundred barrels.Wells in this vicinity have been producing for more than a quarter of a century. LAGUNA BEACH OIL STRIKES SALT WATER New Port and San Joaquin Hills In spite of the fact that the Laguna Beach Oil Association struck hot salt water at 3260, drilling has resumed and the hole is now being made at 3359.At this point the 6-in is to be set and cemented.Its is the intention to continue drilling and make a deep test well. Drilling on the Nu Santa is now close to 2700 feet,the formation continues to run in blue shale.Showings of importance were reported at 2550.The Wuchere and Gray interests have four wells drilling near Balboa.Wucherer-Gray No.1 is close to 3000 feet and will set pipe soon.W.A.G.No.1 at 3000 stands cemented, ten inch.The W.G.R.Petroleum Co.has spudded in and shows 600 feet of hole.The San Joaquin Hills Oil Co.spudded in and made 200 feet of hole.Four wells drilling in an unproved field is showing a lot of faith.Drilling at 3345 feet the Long Beach Consolidated Oil Company strikes a fine white sand.The home of Mrs. J. Hetebrink. Mrs. Grover Jones of Honston, Texas, is visiting for several days Mrs. E. E. Lamphofer, on East Orangethorpe-ave. Mr. and Mrs. R. Simpson are spending the day in Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. B. Dupuy have returned from a short trip to San Diego. They attended the Boulder canyon Dam convention. The Kings Daughters of the Christian church will conduct a meeting Friday afternoon in the church hall. Mrs. G. H. Amerige will be a guest this week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. Hermann of Los Angeles, at a family reunion. Guests will also be friends from New York. Mrs. Rice is expecting a visit for several days from Mrs. Richard and two daughters of Fullerton. Mrs. C. Collins is spending today in Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Bliss entertained Sunday Mr. and Mrs. A. Guarathty of Los Angeles. Mrs. H. E. Bowie spent Monday in Los Angeles. Special services will be conducted at 7:30 this evening in the Nazarene church of Brea. Rev. Brown a missionary speaker will speak. Mrs. O. W. Brunton is enjoying a visit from her mother, Mrs. M. A. Egbert of South Bend, Washington, who will visit here about a month. Mrs. Miller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Cahart left last evening The evening was spent in playing games and singing. The gift which he received was a large cake bearing 24 red, white and blue candles. It was presented to him by one of the young ladies. At a late hour refreshments were served to the following, Mr. and Mrs. W. Timken and children, Lawrence and Lorena Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lemke and children, Elmer and Irene, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Lemke, Walter Otte, Clara, William and Alma Paulus, Martin, Rudolph, Gertrude and Julia Hemann, Alma and Elmer Heim, George Heineman, Clara Hauptman, Herbert and Lora Melerhof, Meta, Annie and Henry Blankemeyer, Walter and Milton Schroeder, William and Esther Golen, Edward, Frieda and Ella Gunther, Henry Timken, Henry Lemke, Robert Boehner Minnie Lemke and George Lemke. for her home in Bishop. She has been visiting here for several weeks. Little Tommy Carhardt is ill at his home with scarlet fever. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Morgan spent Sunday at Pasadena. The P.-T. A. is holding a meeting this afternoon in the garmmar school. A program will be put on by the eighth grade students. Catalina—Fox Trot at Austin's. The Wuchere and Gray interests have four wells drilling near Balboa. Wucherer-Gray No. 1 is close to 3000 feet and will set pipe soon. W.A.G.No. 1 at 3000 stands cemented, ten inch.The W.G.R.Petroleum Co.has spudded in and shows 600 feet of hole.The San Joaquin Hills Oil Co.spudded in and made 200 feet of hole.Four wells drilling in an unproved field is showing a lot of faith.Drilling at 3345 feet the Long Beach Consolidated Oil Company struck a fine white sand.The sand carries some gas. EDDYSTONE AT 4228 FEET Los Angeles Drilling on the Eddystone Oil Co's Burkhart is now at 4228,and the formation while in brown shale is not showing any oil.The six inch cusing is going in and drilling will proceed. The Beatty Oil Co's Eagle Rock well is now drilling at 2665 and is making hole in soapstone.An oil sand is looked for under this soapstone.Will it be there? Auction That Is Auction Joining Corona on southeast, 10 acres of finest lemon grove in Southern California,Sat Dec. 17, 2 p.m.is day and date.Baird, auctioneer of Los Angeles. Name Witman on Your Xmas Package----If Its From Witm 隶raining to a First Class ANAHEIM'S LEADING JEWELER HERE ONLY 12 = ONCE PEOPLE = DON'T MISS THIS 12 = SHOW TOMORROW DON'T BE DISAPPOINTED COME LATE FORGET THE FAMILY MISS THIS SHOW DON'T BE DISAPPOINTED COME LATE FORGET THE FAMILY MISS THIS SHOW TOMORROW RILLING FOR WEEK Collerton cupied a week for Co on the DolkeNo. 1. A twist off a difficult fisholl Producing Co. 34 at 4200 feet Like other deep Olinda field the probably turn out te 1-A another heart of the old 1345 in a very Co. spudded in on No. 17 at No. 16 a recent 0 feet is making field Midway's No. drilling at 3675 hundred barrels. It have been proan a quarter of a BEACH OIL COMPANY FILES STATE PAPERS Articles of incorporation for the Huntington-Signal Oil company in the form of a certified copy from the secretary of state where on file today at the office of the county clerk. The company is capitalized at $350,000, of which amount $7 has been actually subscribed. Seven directors are named, as follows: Frank W. Foster, Effle L. Foster, Fred W. Decker, all of Artesia; Carlos C. Closson, Sophie Closson, E. D. Hennes; all of Los Angeles, and Jewel Erwin, of Long Beach. Notice to Fruit Growers If you want 10 acres of lemon grove with crop, be at big auction, Corona, Fullerton-ave. Sat. Dec. 17. 2 p.m. Look for big red signs. 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