oc-plain-dealer 1922-02-13

DAILY GREETING TO READERS Opinion is the high and mighty dame Which rules the world, and in the mind doth frame Distastes or liking; for, in human race, She makes the fancy various as the face. Howel. Selfishness and greed never should be permitted to close the "open door" in China. Where is the Columbus to "sail on, sail on sail on," thru the air across the Pacific? Would it not be well to let China open her own door and use her own means to keep it open? Sovietism in Moscow fiddles while multitudes starve in the famine-accurred regions of Russia. Politics would not crash into utter ruin if the boss and the machine were removed from the political arena. Mary Garden may have artistic temperament, but she seems to have a liberal supply of good sense along with it. In the midst of all the other projects before the arms conference, nobody it seems proposed to scrap the Chinese wall. There are many persons for whom it would be order to institute a Stay-At-Home-and-Get - Acquainted - With the Family Week. Every man and woman, and every child of school age in California, should be able to read and write. Illiteracy should be eradicated in this state. TO OUST DEFACING SIGNS FROM ROCKS Forest rangers here in California will busy themselves the coming summer, in effacing the defacements of rocks in the forest reserves. There has been a good deal of painting of signs on the most picturesque of these great piles of the wilds. This is marring and out of keeping with the maintenance of the unartificial nature of the reserves. Some of these signs are sheerly commercialistic, advertising this, that or other commodity. While those who paint these signs show enterprise, yet it is not that form of enterprise which is to be commended as exemplary. There are other more fitting spots for the exploitation of wares. Some of these signs are of a religious nature. Nothing is to be said in disapproval of the spirit which prompts the inculination of religious truths. But there is seemliness even in this. God has written all over the rocks, all over "the templed hills," the story of His divine power and glory and providential care. They who will not read that which is written by the finger of God in Nature, hardly would read and be impressed by that which might be written on the rocks by the clumsy hand of man. Leave the beauty and the majesty and awesomeness of these mountain fastnesses to speak God's own language in God's own way, to the souls of men. PEACE IS CONSERVED BY NEW METHOD The Arms Conference actually has achieved the phenomenal. Furthermore, it has blazed a new highway for the conserving of peace. The American method has superseded the Old World ways and means. Direct, unequivocating, straightforward, open-diplomacy methods are distinctively American. These methods pre- In the midst of all the other projects before the arms conference, nobody it seems proposed to scrap the Chinese wall. There are many persons for whom it would be order to institute a Stay-At-Home-and-Get - Acquainted - With the Family Week. Every man and woman, and every child of school age in California, should be able to read and write. Illiteracy should be eradicated in this state. California, figuratively speaking, should take the illiterary within its borders, tie a stone to its neck, tow it out into the Pacific and sink it. There is no finer flower blooming in the human soul than the kindly impulse and the unselfish desire to do good unto others and lighten their burdens: Latin America will continue to trade extensively with this country if the United States will cater to its temperament, its whims and its peculiar needs. If one should take a full and impartial census of one's status, from day to day, as pertaining to one's fortunes, one would find many more blessings than scourges. PEACE IS CONSERVED BY NEW METHOD The Arms Conference actually has achieved the phenomenal. Furthermore, it has blazed a new highway for the conserving of peace. The American method has superseded the Old World ways and means. Direct, unequivocating, straightforward, open-diplomacy methods are distinctively American. These methods prevailed in the deliberations of the Arms Conference. There were secret sessions and negotiations, it is true. But nothing was agreed to — nothing was proposed which was not made public. No alliances; no hidden intrigues; no ulterior schemes, have come from this historic sitting. The world henceforth shall know the better way—the simple, honest, candid way—the American way. There may be digressions from the path so clearly marked by the Arms Conference. All nations may not keep full faith at all times. It is beyond reason to expect complete transformation in international relations to a brief period. But the main currents of action and of influence among the predominating nations of the world is toward the channels laid out and defined by the Arms Conference. New York Letter The unvarying saneness of whole blocks of New York houses was too much for MacDarra Lyden, late of Ireland who has been only one week in this country. MacDarra is visiting his brother, Patrick, and has had a good visit of it, to, until the other evening when he went out alone for a stroll late in the evening. He returned and found the house dark and the family apparently all asleep. So quietly he slipped upstairs and began to undress for bed. Unfortunately this process was pretty well progressed before he heard a cry of "Burglar!"—and in a voice not at all like any in his brother's family. Almost instantly a bulky form with an air of being a house-owner appeared in the bedroom door. It was most certainly not brother Patrick. MacDarra waited for no re-donning of clothes but sped down-stairs and into the street. He managed to convey the true tale of the situation to a brotherly policeman and eventually was safely incased in his brother's home. The next day, his clothes were obtained from the strange house, but he is hardly leaving home enough to need them. It would not necessarily follow that a prize fight promoter must be beautiful, however, in order to be efficient. But here comes the only woman in that procession that ever came into by ken, and she, too, is hand-made sadness of these mountain fastnesses to speak God's own language in God's own way, to the souls of men. PEACE IS CONSERVED BY NEW METHOD The Arms Conference actually has achieved the phenomenal. Furthermore, it has blazed a new highway for the conserving of peace. The American method has superseded the Old World ways and means. Direct, unequivocating, straightforward, open-diplomacy methods are distinctively American. These methods prevailed in the deliberations of the Arms Conference. There were secret sessions and negotiations, it is true. But nothing was agreed to — nothing was proposed which was not made public. No alliances; no hidden intrigues; no ulterior schemes, have come from this historic sitting. The world henceforth shall know the better way—the simple, honest, candid way—the American way. There may be digressions from the path so clearly marked by the Arms Conference. All nations may not keep full faith at all times. It is beyond reason to expect complete transformation in international relations to a brief period. But the main currents of action and of influence among the predominating nations of the world is toward the channels laid out and defined by the Arms Conference. The Union O leading the Salmpent. The Blits its 4200 and 4301 oil. Bell No. and will soon be No. I and Sand and 3600 resigned completed well. Bardeen will die for the make a field. It a fit has decided toduction and having at 2450 feary encouragement Bardeen is got after. Pipe and mansulted in the Co. abandoning 2333. A show tested out and It is not known St. Helens will The Union O at Gardena is mark without a oil showings-best but it does The drilling is Chas. L. W employees of tha of clothes but sped down stairs and into the street. He managed to convey the true tale of the situation to a brotherly policeman and eventually was safely incased in his brother's home. The next day, his clothes were obtained from the strange house, but he is hardly leaving home enough to need them. It would not necessarily follow that a prize fight promoter must be beautiful, however, in order to be efficient. But here comes the only woman in that procession that ever came into by ken, and she, too, is handsome. She is Vera Smith, sister of "Midget" Smith, who it seems is a coming champion of some sort in the boxing world, and she is his manager, encourager, and general first aid. There's no reason, I suppose why feminine prerogative should not extend to that field if the particular instance of femininity wants it to. Only, of course, it is unusual. "Midget is my only brother," she explains. "I wanted to help him. But he was set on being a prize fighter, so I either had to learn about that or give up helping him at all. You see"—and here is something worth a lot of people's consideration—"you can't help a person by doing what you wont; you've got to do what they need." ANAHEIM FEED & FUEL COMPANY Hay, Grain, Seeds, Poultry Supplies Fertilizers, Wood, Coal, Sprays and Insecticides Public Weigh Masters 15-ton Scales Ansheim California OPEN STOCK DINNERWARE 32 Pieces $6.95 Anaheim Novelty and Gift Shop H. J. EFKER 128 W. Center It will be sad if courts decide that simple things like bare feet should interfere with a lady's rights to collect cold damages! Yet here is Reine Davis, motion picture actress who is having difficulties with her suit against a motorist who she says ran into her, all because a patrolman testifies that when he picked her up after the accident she was minus shoes and stocking. Miss Davis, who is a sister of the better known, Marlon Davies, was out playing Santa Claus Christmas eve and she says that a temporary attack of blindness caused her to lose control of her own car. She is suing for $500,000, because a bus ran into her machine. She declares that she was entirely shod and stockinged at the time as it was a cold winter evening; but anyway, it doesn't seem as though one's costume should prejudice the law, does it? "Pomander Walk" has not been spoiled. To those of us who remember that distinctive, quaintly delightful play of a few years ago, this is a decided relief. The news that a favorite play is to be made into a musical comedy always gives a little chill of dread. But "Marjolaine," the opera in which all the charm as well as the story of the play has been retained, is a joy. Peggy Wood in the leading role pretty well insured that of course, but still it was good to discover that the music by Dr. Hugo Felix and the verse by Bryan Hooker had quite lived up to our fondest hopes and never interfered with the mood of the original play—only made it more lovely. Australia's production of gold has been steadily declining ever since a record was established in 1903. FIGHT DUBLIN, FOE is on against the new Irish Valera has put treaty was signed and completed eighty. He and olutions passed and indivisible derived from the people only; the of the British treaty does not ment of the pee and that the D petent to give. SALES TAX WASHINGTON plan to provide bonus by specifying done, Republic sales tax again day at the meet sub-committee Committee and Means Committee adopted a matter of methane enue. KENNEDY'S LOS ANGELE ton Kennedy's Obenchain have be read to the Deputy District There are about They are not ar RICHFIELD BRINGS IN 3 MORE WELLS Richfield added 600 barrels of new production to the southern field's output. Three wells were brought in, the Union Oil Co. of Calif., coming in for two of the new producers. Chapman No. 14 a deep well completed at 4470 came in a 100 barrel well. Shanklin No. I the Union's second producer was finished at 3500 feet and is making 300 barrels. Wents Syndicate formerly the Richfield United Complete well No. 2 at 3800 feet. With 200 feet of oil sand this new well looks like a 200 barrel producer. The Clark Oil Co. stopped drilling on Wetzel No. 1 at 4567 and preparations are being made to bring this deep well in. The well has showed but little and if a 200 barrel producer is brought in it will come up to all expectations. The Clark well is located only a little distance from the "duster" drilled by the Fullerion Oil Co. to 4700 feet. The Amalgamated Oil Co. drilling on the Wm. Kammerer property at Richfield got some very good showings at 2900 feet. The showings are good enough to predict the bringing in of a good well. As yet the Petroleum Midway's deep test well Richfield-Yorba No. 2 drilled to 4808 feet has failed to yield production. This deep well has been on production for 10 days and pumps nothing but a little water and scum of oil. The well practically marks the east end of Richfield Limits for deep production. Stockholders and backers of the Ridge Oil Co. will be interested to know that the deep well now drilling at 4665 is looking a shade better. The brown shale struck at 4570 has darkened its color some and is carrying quite an appreciable amount more of gas and oil. The well is really looking better now than it has ever before. The Standard Oil Co. is rigged up and ready to spud in on a test well at Buena Park. The test well is located on the Mitehell property. The well at Buena Park is the second of a series the Standard has planned to drill in the intervening country between the Coyote Hills and Hunting- CONVICTS NAME KEPT GREEN IN FLOWERS SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 13.—Although Patrick Tyrone, ex-convict, is "somewhere in America," no one knows where, his name and fame are perpetuated as a tender memory within the gray walls of San Quentin penitentiary. A dozen years ago Tyrone was sent to the penitentiary. While trying to reconcile himself to the state's punishment, he interested himself in the few scraggy flower beds within the penitentiary walls. Under his skillful care, the plots bloomed into a garden beautiful, and became famous in the world of flower lovers. For three years his dachilles won first prize at the National Flower show. To make possible his work, Tyrone for a number of years wrote poetic letters to people "on the outside" appealing for bulbs and seeds and stips for his prison garden. Among flower lovers his letters became fa- One day Patrick Tyrone took off his gray uniform and put on civilian clothes and walked out of San Quentin a free man. But his work was carried on by new hands. His memory was perpetuated in the garden, which is called "Patrick Tyrone's Garden Beautiful." HOME FOR VETS' WIDOWS LOS ANGELES, Feb. 13.—The laying of the corner stone of the California Soldiers' Widows Home in Sawtelle, with an address by Mayor Cryer and others, was among the events in the observance of Lincoln's birthday anniversary in and about Los Angeles. The 13th anniversary was celebrated by patriotic societies generally. INVENTS BENZINE MOTOR Developing six horsepower, a benzine motor invented in Sweden weighs only 78 pounds. Buy a Lot! Build a Horse You would hesitate to wear rented But come to think of it—to live in unnatural. Men and women like that surround their daily life. "A Home is Not A know that the deep well now drilling at 4665 is looking a shade better. The brown shale struck at 4570 has darkened its color some and is carrying quite an appreciable amount more of gas and oil. The well is really looking better now than it has ever before. The Standard Oil Co. is rigged up and ready to spud in on a test well at Buena Park. The test well is located on the Mitehell property. The well at Buena Park is the second of a series the Standard has planned to drill in the intervening country between the Coyote Hills and Huntington Beach. Garden Grove was the first location selected for the series of test wells. Santa Fe Springs will have some new producers soon and back up the assertion made some time ago that it would be the Elk Hills of the southern field. The Standard Oil Co. has the Brownrigg-Kellar drilling at better than 4200 feet and production cannot be far off. The General Petroleum has gone in heavy at Santa Fe Springs. In addition to the four wells now drilling, four more have been located, and work is scheduled to commence on the new locations at once. Owing to the deep well drilling and the fact that Santa Fe Springs was largely taken up by the big oil companies it was not thought that the small stock companies would enter the field. Town lots at Los Nietos were not leased by the big companies and these are being used by the stock and syndicate organizations. Two syndicates have entered the field. The Santa Fe Springs Oil Syndicate has massed lots together to the extent of almost four acres and has started a well. The Santa Fe Whitler Oil Syndicate has two lots on Butler road on which a derrick is now being erected. The Union Oil Co. of California is leading the Santa Fe Springs development. The Big Bell well still makes its 4200 and 4300 daily of 32 gravity oil. Bell No. 2 and 5 are drilling and will soon be on production. Flood No. 1 and Sanchez No. 1 are at 3200 and 3600 respectively and will be completed wells in a few weeks. Bardeen will be the man responsible for the making of the Puente Hills a field. If a field is made, Bardeen has decided to go after the deep production and has the Getty well drilling at 2450 feet. The showings are very encouraging and looks as though Bardeen is going to get what he is after. Pipe and mechanical troubles resulted in the St. Helens Petroleum Co. abandoning its Garnier No. 1 at 2333. A showing at 2100-2200 were tested out and failed to materialize. It is not known whether or not the St. Helens will try again. The Union Oil Co.'s deep test well at Gardena is nearing the 5000 foot mark without getting any substantial oil showings. The brown shale is the best but it does not carry any oil. The drilling is under the supervision of Chas. L. Woods one of the oldest employees of the Union. Woods has received the honor of bringing in a "A Home is Not A Unless You Own" Close-in lots are scarce—new subdivisions are and closed out in a short time. If you can pay rent—you can buy a home touch with real estate men and builders, and how easily it can be done. G.D.MARSH & SON GENEKAL CEMENT CONTRACTORS Mfgrs. Modern Designs, Ornamental Bricks Yard 325 Jacaranda Place, Fullerton Res. 516 E. Chartres, Anaheim Valencic Orange Groves Residential Property Business Property Lots HAROLD CLAIRMONT GREATER ANAHEIM REALTOR Office of Confidence and Reliability 236 W. Center Phone 741 BIGGEST VALUE IN REAL ESTATE EVER OFFERED We have just listed one of the best investments that can be found today. Here WRIGHT Mfgrs. Thornton TILE BUILDING 237 E. Trust Phone Fo FOR SALE— Small house on location, $2,500. 3 lots with 5-room fruit trees. Close $6,500, terms. New first class section, $5,300. BIGELOW, WE WILL BUILD YET Pipe and mechanical troubles resulted in the St. Helens Petroleum Co. abandoning its Garnier No. 1 at 2333. A showing at 2100-2200 were tested out and failed to materialize. It is not known whether or not the St. Helens will try again. The Union Oil Co.'s deep test well at Gardena is nearing the 5000 foot mark without getting any substantial oil showings. The brown shale is the best but it does not carry any oil. The drilling is under the supervision of Chas. L. Woods one of the oldest employees of the Union. Woods has never had the honor of bringing in a producing well for his company and he has looked after the drilling wild-cat wells for a half a dozen years. Wood's long list of dry holes has earned for him the title "Dusty" Woods. It looks like Sommers No. 1 is going to add one more dry one to his list. FIGHT IRISH TREATY DUBLIN, Feb. 13.—The campaign is on against the treaty establishing the new Irish republic. Eamonn de Valera has publicly declared that the treaty was signed under compulsion and completely denies Irish sovereignty. He and his followers had resolutions passed declaring Ireland one and indivisible, all state authority derived from the people, and the people only; that Ireland is no part of the British empire; that the treaty does not represent the sentiment of the people; that it was forced and that the Dail Eireann is not competent to give it sanction. SALES TAX FOR VETS' BONUS WASHINGTON, Feb. 13.—The plan to provide funds for the soldiers' bonus by special taxes has been abandoned. Republican leaders say. The sales tax again will be proposed today at the meeting of 'the special sub-committee of the Senate Finance Committee and the House Ways and Means Committee. The President has adopted a hands-off policy in the matter of methods of raising the revenue. KENNEDY'S LETTERS FOUND LOS ANGELES, Feb. 13.—J. Belton Kennedy's letters to Malalynne Obenchain have been found and will be read to the jury on Wednesday by Deputy District Attorney Asa Keyes. There are about a dozen of them. They are not ardent, Keyes said. VALENCIA ORANGE Groves Residential Property Business Property Lots HAROLD CLAIRMONT GREATER ANAHEIM REALTOR Office of Confidence and Reliability 236 W. Center Phone 741 BIGGEST VALUE IN REAL ESTATE EVER OFFERED We have just listed one of the best investments that can be found today. Here it is, give it the once over: Four-room brand new house located on 50x130 lot. Garage and all improvements. Close-in on paved street. Price $4000. CALIFORNIA REALTY CO. Wm. F. Bonkosky Herbert H. Gelke 243 W. Center—Phone 643-J BUILD YOUR HOME IN VALENCIA SQUARE J. LLOYD NATHAN R. MOORE & MOORE Real Estate—Insurance 183 S. Los Angeles Phone 866 GEORGE C. PICKERING ARCHITECTURAL DESIGNER Contractor and Builder Phone Placentia 152-W. Anaheim R. F. D. 3 Corner Placentia and La Jolla WILSON & BEVER GENERAL CONTRACTORS Office Wilson-Bever Bldg. ANAHEIM PAINT & PAPER COMPANY WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Glass, Wall Paper Picture Framing 158 W. Center Phone Pacific 430-W FOR SALE— Small house on location, $2,500. 3 lots with 5-room fruit trees. Close $6,500, terms. New first class section, $5,300. BIGELOW, WE WILL BUILD Y FIVE POINT We sell lots in the trifect, all high and floods. Some cash See us for best buy YOUNG SASSE 'EVERYTHING' Mfrgs. Sash. Mouldings — H. L. CONTRACTOR PACIFIC REAL Office 117 E. Sycamore Ansheim S. Le ROOFING 622 Garfield St. Built-up Company Repairing Phones: Office 911 JOHN A. VOGEL GENERAL BUILDING 1000 Wei Phon CALIFORNIA Monday, February 13, 1922 VETS' WIDOWS ES, Feb. 13.—The layer-stone of the California Wildows Home in Sawaddress by Mayor Cryer is among the events in of Lincoln's birthday and about Los Angeniversary was celetic societies generated by Mayor Cryer. BENZINE MOTOR is horsepower, a beninvented in Sweden pounds. 2,500,000 APHYCUS DISTRIBUTED IN '21 Polly two and one, half million aphyeus were distributed by the California Fruit Growers' Exchange during 1921; the exchange has informed member associations in an bulletin just received. Approximately twothirds of this number were kept to Ventura-co. The fly is a parasite on black scale. Orange-co showed the best results of colonization, two groves being entrely cleared of the pest by the bureau of pest control, which had charge of the work of distribution. Non-growers as well as growers received the parasite. Instead of the parasite now being confined to Ventura and Alhambra and two or three other places, which the state department of agriculture looked after, Aphycus was distributed in many southern counties. The de- VENTURA CO. MAGAZINE The Ventura Refining Co. has started a monthly magazine. The Ventura Mission, for the benefit of service station, garage men and auto-mobile equipment dealers throughout the state. The first number attractively printed has just appeared. parment introduced the parasite from Australia. Today, not only is Ventura-co almost completely supplied from the very large production from the Santa Paula Citrus Ass'n and the Limoneira Co., but no black scale area of much size in southern California exists in which aphyeus has not been colonized as a result of the exchange liberations, coupled with the large number distributed by the state department of agriculture. Nearly all the colonies put out have become established and by migration a very much larger area is covered than in 1920. Plain Dealer for Good Job Printing. Lot! Home! ate to wear rented clothes, now wouldn't you! k of it—to live in a rented house is almost as and women like to own the intimate things eir daily life. Not A Home WILLIAM N. 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LeBLANC ROOFING CONTRACTOR 622 Garfield St. Santa Ana, Calif. Built-up Composition Roofs and Repairing My Specialty Phones: Office 911 Res. 1323 JOHN A. VOLZ & SONS GENERAL BUILDING CONTRACTORS 1000 West Broadway Phone 497-J PLASTER AND COMPOSITION WORK Alberta and Claudina Ph. 585-W GIBBS LUMBER CO. ADAMS-BOWERS LBR COMPANY C. GANAHL LBR. CO. EVERETT McDONALD PLASTERING CONTRACTOR 314 S. Claudina St. PETE DANIELS CEMENT CONTRACTOR 1128 W. Broadway Phone 285-J DARROLL D. WEBB LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR 131 S. Philadelphia Ph. 168-J STANDARD PLUMBING & HEATING CO. B. J. MILLER, Mgr. 113 W. Broadway Phone 75 HERMAN KARSTEN CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER 1115 W. Broadway PEMBER BROS. Home Builders and Contractors Repairing a Specialty Estimates Cheerfully Furnished 228 N. West St. ALFRED M. MORRISSON CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER Plans Furished 604 N. Philadelphia Ph. 537-M A. F. GUTZMAN CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER 126 Thalia St. C. F. RAMELLA & SON 1000 East Center St. DAN SOLAYA CEMENT CONTRACTOR 506 E. 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