oc-plain-dealer 1922-03-10

WESTER & YOUNG GIVEN $400 AWARD Wester & Young, LaHabra realty operators, were given Judgement for $400 in superior court yesterday in their suit for $1000 on real estate commission from Pinson & Thurber, Fullerton reality men, Judge Geo. R. Freeman, of Riverside, sat in place of Judge Z. B. West, ill with flu. The suit was based on sale of the J. J. Lilley property at Richfield, Wester, & Young claimed they were to receive two-fifths of the $2500 commission, Pinson & Thurber two-fifths and R. O. Goodson one-fifth. Pinson & Thurber were understood to have collected $1000 and Goodson $500. Wester & Young, who claimed to have an agreement with Pinson & Thurber, did not receive theirs, hence the suit, the award being on a basis of two-fifths of the sum collected by Pinson & Thurber. GRAND JURY PROBES ARMY GOODS FRAUD LOS ANGELES, March 10.—Investigation of the alleged $850,000 fraud of which three army officers and four local business men are accused in connection with a sale of military goods at Camp Kearney, was scheduled to be taken up today by the federal grand jury. Lagourgue does painting. Phone S. P. PLANS RAIL. WATER TRIP EAST On April 9th, the Southern Pacific will run a personally conducted special steamer train to New Orleans to be known as the Creol "Special" to connect with the luxurious first class modern Southern Pacific Steamer "Creole" for New York and other eastern points. Special dining car service will be provided on this train with special Southern Pacific menus, specializing on famous French and Creole cooking. The steamer trip from New Orleans to New York is very attractive and considered the most delightful five-day ocean trip in the world. The steamer crosses the Gulf of Mexico sailing close to Key West and the Florida coast following the Gulf Stream in sight of land practically the entire trip. The trip is an innovation and special entertainment features will be provided which will add to make the trip a most enjoyable one. Although the fares will be the same as for trip via the regular all rail routes, considerable saving will be effected on account of meals and berth on steamer being included in price of ticket. For reservations and further particulars see Mr. D. G. Maltbly, Southern Pacific agent at Anaheim or communicate with L. B. Valla, district freight and passenger agent, Southern Pacific campany, Santa Ana. Those desiring to make this trip should make reservation as early as possible. YORBA LINDA, Mar. 10.—(Spl.) Most of the whooping cough patients are back in school again. In the kindergarten, out of 17 enrolled there were only four in attendance for some time. In the first grade, Miss Vernon has been teaching those who hadn't the disease in the mornings and in the afternoons had the "whooping cough class" while the building was thoroughly disinfected every evening. If this good weather continues, the Y. L. Woman's club house will in all shall be completed this month. RIO BRAVO THE HUNTINGTON With Oil Operator Huntington Beach was thrill by the Rio Bravo Bravo No. 1 at 3612 feet nicest producers in the Rio Bravo No. 1 was formed Guaranty No. 1 and stood out on the northeast side while all the excitement while all the excitement while all the excitement while all the excitement while all the excitement while all the excitement while all the excitement while all the excitement while all the excitement while all the excitement while all the excitement while all the excitement while all the excitement while all the excitement while all the excitement while all the excitement while all the excitement while all the excitement while all the excitement while all the excitement while all the excitement while all the excitement while all the excitement while all the excitement while all the excitement while all the excitement while all the excitement while all the excitement while all the excitement while all the excitement while all the excitement while all the excitement while all the excitement while all the excitement while all the excitement while all the excitement while all the excitement while all the excitement while all the excitement while all the excitement while all the excitement while all the excitement while all the excitement while all the excitement while all the excitement while all the excitement while all the excitement while all the excitement while all the excitement while all the excitement while all the excitement while all the excitement while all the excitement while all the excitement while all the excitement while all the excitement while all the excitement而为所有因素的综合影响，最终导致生产效率的显著提高。 Handsomeness speaks in every detail of these hand modeled garments whose distinction is equally pleasing in the new colors of honeydew and jade, which with the popular white suggests but a few of their many becoming effects. Canton Crepes and Taffetas $16.75 up to $35.00. THE PRINCE STORE Anaheim Cal. YORBA LINDA, Mar. 10.—(Spl.) Most of the whooping cough patients are back in school again. In the kindergarten, out of 17 enrolled there were only four in attendance for some time. In the first grade, Miss Vernon has been teaching those who hadn't the disease in the mornings and in the afternoons had the "whooping cough class" while the building was thoroughly disinfected every evening. If this good weather continues, the Y. L. Woman's club house will in all probability be completed this month. The building is so placed to take advantage of the corner lot. Entrance is on the east side as it was thought parking could be better there. One enters a reception hall off which are cloak rooms. The main room is 32x40 feet. Opening off this so the two rooms can be thrown together with the opening of huge doors, is a banquet room 14x20 which will be used for small meetings. There is a splendidly arranged kitchen opening into this room as well as into the larger one. Cleverly arranged casement windows in groups of five, a nice fireplace, and beamed ceilings are some of the features which go to make this club house a really club home. Four of the family of Rev. Fox have been ill with the grippe. Mr. and Mrs. Nichelson entertained Miss Olive Walton and Mrs. Walton on Sunday. The Walton's were formerly residents of Yorba Linda. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Martin, Mr. and Mrs. R. De Witte and Miss Thomas were dinner guests at the H. R. Brown home on Thursday evening. Mrs. T. Ellsworth, mother of Mrs. Clyde Walker, is enjoying a few days outing at Catalina. Mrs. C. A. Tyler has returned from a week's stay in San Francisco. Mrs. N. W. Henneker who has been on the sick list is much improved. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Buckmaster of Whittier were recent guests at the J. A. Buckmaster home. Get that Irish costume ready for the big party in Ley Hall on the evening of the 17th! Prizes will be given for the best gent's or ladies' One is not required to wear a costume but the "Ways and Means" committee have received word that there will be a large number of Irishmen present. Y COURSES AT PRICE FOR VENUE Through the generous national War Work Council C. A., first class courses are made available vice men at half-price. These courses are on extension division of M. C. A: schools and than 250. Since November 1915 the National War Work spent over $4,500,000 the educational advantages ex-service men. The second fund will provided and which is limited and it is "first come, first serve." Forms for making Y. M. C. A courses at be secured from Mr. Clyde Santa Ana, or from the vision, United Y. M. C. 375 Lexington-ave., No. 16 NEW WELLS Oil field operations week ending March 4 wells started, compared previous week. The this year is 216, comp same date last year. Tests for water shipped with 34 previous total to date 248; total last year 272. Deepening or redrawing compared with 9 previous to date this year same date last year 1. Abandonments numbered with 8 preceding to date this year 58; date last year 44. WARN BANKERS WASHINGTON, M Banks will be warm tend credit on soldi tificates, if the cash passed, Comptroller of Crissinger declared,tration still is strong and House leaders ag TO HUNT PETT The British and Auctions will co-operate petroleum where it is Times' Beauty Quest Prize Winners In Two Districts Announced Sunday, Mar. 12 The 6 prettiest girls in two of the districts covered by the TIMES' Beauty Quest have been selected by the committee of judges from hundreds of entrants. Their pictures, with names, will be reproduced in a full page in next Sunday's TIMES, in the Rotogravure Section. The prize-winners in the remaining 4 districts will be announced as follows: 2 districts (6 prize-winners) on March 19. 2 districts (6 prize-winners) on March 26. Grand prize-winner selected from the 18 district winners on April 2. Book-Length Stories by Famous Authors —are to be a new feature in The Times, to be published serially, starting each Sunday in the Times' Illustrated Magazine and to continue during the week in the daily Times. The first of these, to begin Sunday, March 12 will be a thrilling mystery story, "The Pawn of Chance." Los Angeles Times 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 Special Appointment By Request RIO BRAVO THRILLS HUNTINGTON BEACH With Oil Operators Huntington Beach was given a new thrill by the Rio Bravo Oil Co. Rio Bravo No. 1 at 3612 feet is one of the nicest producers in the field. Rio Bravo No. 1 was formerly the old Guaranty No. 1 and stood idle away out on the northeast side of the field while all the excitement was going on in the south, west and north sides of the field. The new well that makes a lot of territory in the vicinity of Huntington Central No. 2 and the Linoleum factory look good in making 600 barrels of 22 gravity oil. The well is flowing under pressure and is making its production easily, steadily and quietly. This new well is the product of the McKeon Drilling Co., now recognized as one of the most successful drilling companies in the field. Production experts have something to figure on in the Petroleum Midway's wonder well Smythe No. 1. This well was completed a couple of months ago at 3843 and attracted little attention starting off at 250 barrels. However the production has been gradually increasing until now it is up to better than a 1000 barrels. No work has been done on the well and the big increase in production cannot be accounted for. The gravity now 24 has decreased two points seemingly at the expense of the big increased output. Vollmer-Meyer No. 1 the field's record high gravity well, continues to make 29 gravity oil. The Talbert Oil Co. obtained a 150 barrel well by drilling its No. 1 about 40 feet deeper. The completion depth of Talbert No. 1 is now given at 2392. The Talbert Company will start drilling a well on the Hulbert lease in a few days. Plans call for seven wells on this lease. The Standard Oil Co. stopped drilling on the Thompson well at 3497 and is making preparations to put the well on a production test. Nothing very big is expected at the Thompson. Huntington E-4 finished at 2379 is flowing in the sump and doing about a 100 barrels. The United States Oil Corporation gave its No. 1 a production try out at 3350. The well failed to make much SPORT ANAHEIM DEFEATS FULLERTON J. C. Coach Youngman's track men scored a victory last evening on the local oval over Fullerton junior college "Beeveedeers." The events came off with a snap and displayed the talents of the local track men. Anaheim placed first in nearly every event while Fullerton took second and third. Fullerton forfeited the pole vault to Anaheim, giving the local men three places. Fullerton placed in the relay race, the most fascinating event of a track meet. Places were awarded in the events as follows: 100 yard dash—Cook (A) 1st; Clayes (A) 2nd; West (F) 3rd. Mile run—Holder (A) 1st; Yost (F) 2nd; Scott (F) 3rd. 220-yard dash—Cook (A) 1st; Babize (F) 2nd; West (F) 2nd. 440-yard dash—Cook (A) 1st; Kellenberger (F) 2nd; Mullaney (F) 3rd. 880-yard dash—Mann (A) 1st; Jones (A) 2nd; (F) 3rd. Discus—Hawkins (F) 1st; Stogs-dill (F) 2nd; Babize (F) 3rd. Shot put—Hawkins (F) 1st; Cook (A) 2nd; Stogdill (F) 3rd. High hurdles—Rees (A) 1st; West (F) 2nd; Stranske (A) 3rd. Broad jump—Seims (A) 1st; Hawkins (F) 2nd; West (F) 3rd. Low hurdles—Clayes (A) 1st; Novie (F) 2nd; Babize (F) 3rd. High jump—Seims (A) 1st; Hawkins (F) 2nd; West (F) 3rd. Bowling City League Standing—7th Week W. L. Pct. Little Ambassadors ...13 ...8 .619 Studebakers ...12 ...9 .571 Faning Candy Co...12 ...9 .571 Buicks ...12 ...9 .571 Dunton Fords ...10 ...11 .476 Yungbluths ...9 ...12 .423 Walters Jordans ...8 ...13 .381 Dew Drop Inn ...8 ...13 .381 High team series, Buicks ...2650 High team game, Buicks ...920 High individual series, Class A, Karam ...635 High individual game, Class A, Karam ...236 High individual series, Class B, Logefiel ...599 High individual game, Class B, Logefiel ...229 High individual series, Class C., W. Schneider ...565 High individual game, Class C Bill Payne ...223 Individual's Averages, A, B, C, Class A—Games Total Ave. Karam ...21 ...3982 ...190 Evans ...18 ...3398 ...189 Raymond ...21 ...3867 ...184 Dugas ...21 ...3814 ...182 Graham ...6 ...1067 ...178 Efker ...18 ...3183 ...177 Gordon ...15 ...2590 ...174 Heffron ...21 ...3653 ...174 Theodore ...12 ...2084 ...174 Johnson ...12 ...1970 ...168 Class B—Games Total Ave. McConnaughey ...3 ...635 ...178 Yeorn ...21 ...3611 ...172 Cordes ...15 ...2580 ...172 Logefiel ...18 ...3085 ...172 Wulf ...21 ...3576 ...170 Flesner ...21 ...3572 ... Mitchell .....21 ... James .....15 ... Holmes .....21 ... Smith .....12 ... Muckenthaler .....12 ... Wisger .....3 ... 456 .....152 of Talbert No. 1 is now given at 2392. The Talbert Company will start drilling a well on the Hulbert lease in a few days. Plans call for seven wells on this lease. The Standard Oil Co. stopped drilling on the Thompson well at 3497 and is making preparations to put the well on a production test. Nothing very big is expected at the Thompson Huntington E-4 finished at 2379 is flowing in the sump and doing about a 100 barrels. The United States Oil Corporation gave its No. 1 a production try out at 3350. The well failed to make much of a showing and drilling deeper was immediately started. Drilling is now at 3550, where the sandy shale gives indications of getting production. Y COURSES AT HALF PRICE FOR VETERANS Through the generosity of the National War Work Council of the Y. M. C. A., first class correspondence courses are made available to ex-service men at half-price. These courses are offered by the extension division of the United Y. M. C. A. schools and number more than 250. Since November 1919 to July 1921, the National War Work Council has spent over $4,500,000 for increasing the educational advantages of 83,591 ex-service men. The second fund which has been provided and which is now available is limited and it is a question of "first come, first served." Forms for making application for Y. M. C. A. courses at half-price may be secured from Mr. Chas. N. Archer, Santa Ana, or from the extension division, United Y. M. C. A. schools, 375 Lexington ave., New York City. 16 NEW WELLS STARTED Oil field operations reported the week ending March 4, show 16 new wells started, compared with 21 the previous week. The total new wells this year is 216, compared with 247 same date last year. Tests for water shut-off 27, compared with 34 previous week. Yearly total to date 248; total to same date last year 272. Deepening or redrilling jobs 11, compared with 9 preceding week. Total to date this year 120; total to same date last year 156. Abandonments numbered as compared with 8 preceding week. Total to date this year 58; total to same date last year 44. WARN BANKERS ON BONUS WASHINGTON, March 10. Banks will be warned not to extend credit on soldiers' bonus certificates, if the cash bonus plan is passed, Comptroller of the Currency Crissinger declared. The administration still is strongly for the plan and House leaders against it. TO HUNT PETROLEUM The British and Australian governments will co-operate in a search for petroleum where it is believed to exist. 350 Pairs Women's Loft All Sizes MADE OF SOFT KID AND HAND TURNED SOLES HEELS AND STRAP OVER INSTEP. NICE FOR STREET WEAR. On Sale One Dollar Shoe Offering Extraord —Choice of Any Pair of Shoes in Our Store Without Any Reservations— $485 A Pair —This offer embraces shoes for men, women and children, and includes without any restrictions, the finest shoes we carry. —Don't pay $6, $7, $8, $9, $10 for your footwear. Buy them here during this sale Military Heel Boots In Tan Kid and Calfskin, Black Kid and Calfskin 500 PAIRS WOMEN'S LOW ON SALE AT A wonderful offering at Oxford or Pumps in pe leather, low or aigh heels WARN BANKERS ON BONUS WASHINGTON, March 10. Banks will be warned not to extend credit on soldiers' bonus certificates, if the cash bonus plan is passed, Comptroller of the Currency Crissinger declared. The administration still is strongly for the plan and House leaders against it. TO HUNT PETROLEUM The British and Australian governments will co-operate in a search for petroleum where it is believed to exist in New Guinea. AN ANAHEIM MAN'S EXPERIENCE Can you doubt the evidence of this Anaheim citizen? You can verify Anaheim endorsement. Ask your neighbor. Read this: J. A. Laffoon, retired farmer, 417 S. Elm St., says: "Doan's Kidney Pills are an old stand-by with me and I don't know how I would have made out without them. I got so bad off with kidney trouble, I could hardly keep going. My back ached constantly and made it hard for me to do any stooping or lifting work. My kidneys were out of order, too. I used Doan's Kidney Pills from Anaheim's Drug Store and they just suited my case. Doan's soon put me on my feet. The backache let up and my kidneys were regulated." Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy—get Doan's Kidney Pills—the same that Mr. Laffoon had, Foster-Milburn Co., Mfrs., Buffalo N. Y. HAT DYES Three Kinds. All Colors. Heying Pharmacy "On the Corner" Military Heel Boots In Tan Kid and Calfskin, Black Kid and Calfskin $3.98 MEN'S ARMY SHOES —Goodyear welted canvas lined, extra heavy soles; an extra value; all sizes; only $4.48 WOMEN'S FELT SLIPPERS —Made with padded or leather soles, plain or fancy colors, all sizes $1.50 BOYS' TAN ENGLISH SHOES $2.98 —Goodyear soles, all sizes to 5. A wonderful value.$2.98 OTHER STORES Los Angeles Long Beach, Santa Ana, San Pedro, Pasadena Kafateria S HOMES LEAD IN BUILDING ACTIVITY Those familiar with the building activities estimate that in Anaheim and other parts of California an average of sixty-five per cent of the money being spent on new construction is going into homes. It is significant that stores and family residences embrace seventy per cent of the home construction; eleven per cent for two families and nineteen per cent for "multi-families" or apartments, says the California Real Estate Association news department in a bulletin today. At the 17th annual California Real Estate Association convention in Oakland, January 19-21, 1922, the Own Your Home campaign of the California Realtors was announced. Real estate boards in many cities have applied to the state body to partake in the Own Your Home Drive. This is said to be an indication that the tendency is toward owning one's home. A very interesting disclosure of the statistics for 1920 on building activities gathered by the Housing Bureau of the United States Chamber of Commerce, which is just made public concerns the proportions, given in percentages, of the different kinds of family dwellings built and occupied. The Own Your Home conference enthusiastically endorsed the plan of reality boards in every community putting on "Own Your Home" shows as an effective method of removing doubts and questions from the minds of people uninformed as to manner and methods of elements which enter into the construction of homes. SHOW BOSTON TERRIERS LOS ANGELES, March 10.—The Boston Terriers' Breeding Asan, today opened a two-day specialty show at 135 South Spring street. Plain Dealer for Good Job Printing. Safe Milk for INFANTS and INVALIDS ASK FOR Horlicks' the Original Avoid Imitations and Substitutes For Infants, Invalids and Growing Children Rich milk, malted grain extract in Powder The Original Food-Drink For All Ages No Cooking—Nourishing—Digestible Men's Low Shoes $1.00 SIZES RETURNED SOLES WITH LOW P. NICE FOR HOUSE OR THE Dollar Offering Extraordinary Any Pair of Shoes in without Any Reserva85 A Pair en, out ry. our sale $4.85 500 PAIRS WOMEN'S LOW SHOES ON SALE AT $2.98 BOYS' FALL BOOTS Full line of new shoes for boys and youths at prices that cannot be beaten. Black and tan Blucher and English styles. Also Boys' Bikes. Prices from $1.98 to $4.48 SKUFFER PLAY SHOES Skuffer, Black Calf Button, Brown Calf nature toes, brown elk and light colored elk skuffers, button or lace; shoes that will stand the strain— 5 ½ to 8 ... $1.98 8 ½ to 11 ... $2.48 11 ½ to 2 ... $2.79 SPECIAL FOR MEN Black Calf Dress Boot, Blucher style, Goodyear welt soles. only ... $3.98 INFANTS' SHOES Full line of Kid and Patent Button ON SALE AT $2.98 wonderful offering at this low price. drs or Pumps in patent or kid mers, low or nigh heels. A splendid treatment to choose from. Every size lot for $2.98 RY JANES IN PATENT KID LEATHER men's sizes, 2½ to 7, one lot, only $2.69 es' sizes, 11½ to 2, or $2.48 children's sizes, 5 to 11, or $1.98 ents' sizes or $1.48 GIRLS' NEW LOW FALL MODELS patent leather, brown calf and black pumps and oxford— heels $3.98 CHILDREN'S SHOES $1.98 children's Patent Leather and Kid s with hand turned soles; made over foot-form lasts; sizes to 8; extra values; price $1.98 SPECIAL FOR MEN Black Calf Dress Boot, Blucher style, Goodyear welt soles. only $3.98 INFANTS' SHOES Full line of Kid and Patent Button Shoes; also patent strap slippers; sizes 2 to 5. Price... $1.48 BOYS' BIKE STYLE SHOES In brown or light elk leathers, all sizes to 5½, go for... $2.25 MEN'S BIKE STYLE SHOES Made of soft chrome tan leather, all sizes $2.35 A NEW STYLE WORK OR HIKING BOOT FOR MEN A tan calf 8-inch boot, heavy soles. Extra special... $3.98 MEN'S WORK SHOES A big assortment of styles that we are sure will please. Munson army lasts, with soft toes and bellows tongue; also the Scout type of shoe; all solid leather $2.48, $3.48 and $3.98