oc-plain-dealer 1922-02-03

SHIPPING COMPANY OPENS S. A. OFFICES Declaring that cargoes have been assigned for boats operating out of Newport harbor to the Mexican coast that will make the enterprise profitable from start, Louis P. Baumen, secretary of the American-Mexican Fruit and Transportation company, today announced the opening of offices in room 414 W. H. Spargeon building, Santa Ana, and the appointment of McElree and King as fiscal agents for the company. Capitalization of the company is for $200,000, divided into 2000 shares of par value each of $100. It is the expectation of Bauman and his associates to finance the company within 90 days and to have a line of boats operating out of the harbor before the opening of the summer season. Negotiations are now being carried on for the purchase of boats. It is proposed to operate 175-ton boats, the vessels being particularly spdy. "Our boats will be equipped with high power black oil burning Diesel engines, insuring speed and low cost of operation," said Capt. G. S. Purney, president of the company, and himself a skipper of many years of experience. "We will engage in down coast transportation to the west coast of Mexico," declared Bauman. "We have secured proposals for enough down coast freight to pay all overhead and cost of operating both ways, and our boats will bring back cargoes of bananas, pineapples and tomatoes, the latter being available there in the winter season. We can buy these products at low figures and sell them at remunerative prices here. The products are now largely shipped from New Orleans, and there is no reason why they should not be shipped from Orange-co harbor. "The same venture on the Atlantic coast has yielded enormous profits for many years and has grown from a small company to a capitalization of $100,000,000, paying good cash dividends as well as stock dividends. There is at present no organization effort in our line of trade on the Pacific coast, only spasmodic trips being made, and successfully." Bananas costing about 45 cents a bunch in Mexico sell around $2.40 a bunch in California. Tomatoes selling around 50 cents a lug crate there sell wholesale for $2.50 to $2.75 a crate in California. Pineapples show... "The same venture on the Atlantic coast has yielded enormous profits for many years and has grown from a small company to a capitalization of $100,000,000, paying good cash dividends as well as stock dividends. There is at present no organization effort in our line of trade on the Pacific coast, only spasmodic trips being made, and successfully. "Bananas costing about 45 cents a bunch in Mexico sell around $2.40 a bunch in California. Tomatoes selling around 50 cents a lug crate there sell wholesale for $2.50 to $2.75 a crate in California. Pineapples show a large profit." AUTO MEN WINNERS OF $1110 NOTE SUIT Judgment was entered by Superior Judge R. Y. Williams, awarding $1116.50 to Townsend and Medbery, local automobile dealers, who sued L. Hemmerling for that amount, based upon a promissory note. The trial was held several weeks ago. Hemmerling had refused payment on the note on the ground that no consideration had been received for it. At the trial, evidence was offered to show that the note had been given to cover allegedly worthless checks issued to the plaintiff by a son of the defendant. SEAT FOR GARDENERS Supported on two wheels and two legs and provided with a sun shade, a seat has been invented to add to the comfort of gardeners on hot days. A. NELSON BEAN DEALER Buena Park Phone—Anahiem 762-5-8 —Fullerton 173-R-1 ANAHEIM BOWLS IN L. A. TONIGHT Anaheim Laundry will meet T-Bone Liley's team in a So Cal. Bowling Assn. series at Los Angeles tonight. The match will be rolled on the Broadway alleys. The locals have fire in their eyes, having read in Los Angeles papers that Riley's outfit had announced before hand what they that the score would be. U. S. C. LOSES 17-14 TO FULLERTON J. C. Fullerton's junior college basketball team won 17-14 over the U.S.C. freshmen here in a rough game. Coach Lee called his men from the floor seven minutes before the conclusion of the contest. Blair of Fullerton and Herman of U.S.C. were ruled out for roughness. Hawkins was the star. The two teams will meet again on a neutral field under A. U. auspices, it is announced. SUBMARINE BASE PLAYS FULLERTON Fullerton junior college team will play the Submarine Base team tonight. It is announced, in the first A.A.U. tournament game. ON VS. WHITEER Tion grammar school was scheduled to play a basketball game at 3:20 o'clock this afternoon with the East Whittier grammar school at Fullerton. FAIRYLAND Theatre Anaheim SPECIAL Children's Matinee FAIRYLAND Theatre Attheim SPECIAL Children's Matinee Saturday, 2 p.m. DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS — IN — “THE THREE MUSKEETERS” Admission—Children 10c HAUSER'S ORGANIC FERTILIZERS Try our Special "BIG GUN" and Special "8-8." Best by test. Reslats always. Ask the growers who use it. OUR FOUR LEADERS — Big Gun Tankage 10 per cent Nitrogen, 4 per cent Phosphoric. — "5 and 8" Tankage 8 per cent Nitrogen, 8 per cent Phosphoric. — "5-8-2" 5 per cent Nitrogen, 8 per cent Phosphoric, 2 per cent Potash. Blood High Grade, 13 to 14 per cent Nitrogen. Order now for delivery when needed. HAUSER PACKING CO., Los Angeles C. I. SWEETERS, Agent, Anahiem Phone Placentia 225-W SAYS MATE TOLD HER WEDLOCK TIRED HER Her husband frequently told her that he was fired of her, fired of marriage, and wanted variety. Mrs. Margaret E. Bush alleges in her divorce against Ellsworth L. Bush, on file today in the superior court. The wife gives these reasons for making her charges of cruelty against Bush, who is said to be an oil worker in the Ollinda fields. They were married at Oakland May 21, 1918, and separated December 9, last. She asks $500 alimony to be paid at the rate of $75 per month. MAYO HOSPITAL FOR L. A. LOS ANGELES, Feb. 3.—A site here is being sought by Mayo Bros., noted surgeons of Rochester, Minn., for a $5,000,000 hospital. Plain Dealer for Good Job Printing. EMILY McCOY STILL WAITS FOR PASSAGE NEW YORK, Feb. 3.—Emily McCoy, lineal successor to the chief-tainer of a lonely Pacific island of the cannibalistic Society group, has been exiled—marooned is the better word—in America for 14 years. Educated as a trained nurse, she has cared for the suffering orphans at the New York City nursery and refused the hands and hearts of adventurers sympathizers and millionaires alike. Ten years have flitted by while the British government and shipping concerns in the United States have combed the ports for some ship that might touch at Pitcairn island in the Pacific, where none but British vessels call. The British high commission of the Pacific, she recently learned, has recently made the first visit to that possession since 1879, yet she does not despair of getting back. BUENA PART CHURCH NOTICES First Congregational church, Buena Park, S. F. Hilgenfeld, pastor; Bible school 9:45; Morning worship 11:00, subject, "The Meaning of Prayer." Junior and Senior C. E. 6:30; Evening worship 7:30, subject, "The Activity of the Word of God." SHOCKED AT "KNICKS" BALTIMORE, Feb. 3.—Shocked at the sight of her knickerbockers, Dr. Ernest Becker, principal of the Educational institute here, sent Sarah Stein, pretty 17-year-old student, house to change her clothing. 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