oc-plain-dealer 1922-05-12

URGE SUPPORT OF WRIGHT MEASURE Resolutions emphatically endorsing the Wright prohibition enforcement measure and calling upon church people throut the county to register and vote, if citizens, for the bill, are pending at the annual County Sunday School convention of the Evangelical denominations in session today at the First Baptist Church. The resolutions undoubtedly will be passed unanimously, it was stated by Rev. Otto Russell, pastor of the church, this afternoon. The resolutions will follow an address by Rev. Secretary W. A. Brown of the Board of Missions, who analyzed the bill at the lunchon today and urged active support of it. Rev. Mr. Brown pointed out the futility of federal laws without State cooperation and backing, and showed the effects of the Wright bill. The State Sunday School Association has gotten back of the bill similarly, and it is understood campaigns like that in Orange County will be conducted in every county in the State. In addition to the special conferences, which took place this morning and are going on this afternoon, there will be an address this afternoon by Dr. M. A. Hosline on "The Place of the Child in Religious Education," remarks by Hugh C. Gibson, Secretary of the State Sundal School Association, on the annual convention in Kansas City in June; and an address by Rev. W.A. Brown on "The Sunday School and Christianity." Tonight Rev. Mr. Brown will speak on "The Place of the Bible in Religious Education." The convention will close tonight, after sessions which have been considerably better-attended than usual. Plain Dealer Want Ads Bring Results. "Bought and Paid For," starring Jack Holt and Agnes Ayres, is seen today at the California. There are also other features of interest to movie fans. May McAvoy is seen at the Fairland today in "A Virginia Courtship," the sweetest story ever told. Capacity Audience Hears Psy Stating the 125,000 are studying psycholorious phases, Madam kara, an expert spoke to a capacity Odd Fellows hall last address consumed thru an hour in which she NEXT SUNDAY MOTHERS' DAY Present her with A Box of Chocolates A Box of Stationery or A Bottle of Perfume. Make your selection at Heying's Pharmacy "On the Corner" CALIFORNIA HELP-YOURSELF STO It's the pennies that count. What does this mean to you? Capacity Audience Hears Psy Stating the 125,000 are studying psychol ious phases, Madam kara, an expert spoke to a capacity Odd Fellows hall last address subsumed thru an hour in which she outline of the science A native of Switzer Makara spoke with his conviction, and grea her audience. Mrs. Jane A. Scull cho-anlyist, has a prano voice and sang "The Star," by Roger (The Kiss) by Arditi and Wren," by Benne tle Woman of Mine, most beautifully and companied by Miss H. of Fullerton, on the Madame Makara's s is the key to health smile; the scientific e poise and laughter e morrow night charac analysis, how to rea others at sight; what what we are. Trade Artesia For Place Henry Bowser of traded his five-acre neighborhood of Art for property in Place Mr. E. V. Lough. tion of both properti Mr. Bowser will take the Placentia proper at once. Mr. Lough illy will move to the The deal was cons M. Kistler, house ma James E. Stewart P. West Center-st, Ana "If this clock will up, call an undertake one enterprising New store man advertises his alarm clocks." CALIFORNIA HELP-YOURSELF STORES It's the pennies that count. What does this mean to you? Our continually new orders must mean something to you. 249 E. Center St., Anaheim Here you are at your best. No matter what you wish to buy, our assortment, the prized on each and every article, the quality of our merchandise, the saving clear thru list, you cannot find anywhere else. MILK—Large Tins Carnation Bordens Alpine Libbys per can Kellogg's Corn Flakes 7½c pkg. White King Soap 10 bars 44c Fred Fear Double Tip Matches, per box Our No. 5 Brooms—Each 65c Exceptional Buy. Del Monte Pork and Beef No. 1 Tins, each 8c Fine Granulated SUGAR 16 lbs. for $1.00 You will find on our Special tables prices we never advertise. Our Own Label Bread and Creamery Butter. Nothing Finer at An Extra special on Fruit and Vegetables; Same Low Margin on every its class. THE JOSEPH STORES COMPANY ANAHEIM THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA AMAL, TAKES OVER PLACENTIA-PACIFIC The Amalgamated Oil Co. has taken over the Placentia-Pacific and work is under way there now in a manner that looks like results soon. The Placentia-Pacific Oil Company was compelled to abandon the well about 8 months ago on account of not having sufficient funds to go ahead with the work. The Amalgamated will redrill and deepen from 3800 feet on and it is believed that at 4200 feet a new well and a new field will be opened up in the Richfield district. Richfield has not escaped the unit seller. The old Bradford Bros. property developed by the Petroleum Development Company (Santa Fe) was purchased some time ago and has been cut up into lots. The tract contains 41 acres and has been divided into 4800 lots. According to the present production of the Bradford Bros. property each lot holder will get a few quarts more than two barrels a year. The announcement that the Placentia Oil Company has been reorganized and has refinanced itself will be pleasant news to many who have money in this company, no doubt. The management feel that as soon as the water can be shut off a commercial producer is assured. All efforts will be confined to shutting off the water. The Richfield-Yorba well failed to make a commercial producer at 3447 and Niel Anderson the man who recently took this well over to put it on production has decided to drill it deeper. Located within a stone throw of some of the big wells at Richfield there seems to be great possibilities for the Richfield-Yorba in the hands of a capable operator. The well has fallen into the hands of a capable operator and results will be forth coming in a few weeks. Deep test work at Richfield is now centered on the outcome of the Standard Oil Company's Kellogg No. 2 now drilling at 5200. Drilling is now in a hard shell. Under this hard shell may be the deep Capacity Audience Hears Psychologist Stating the 125,000,000 persons are studying psychology in its various phases, Madame T. W. Makara, an expert psycho-analyst, spoke to a capacity audience in Odd Fellows hall last evening. Her address consumed three-quarters of an hour in which she gave a concise NEW STORE OFFERS HIGH CLASS SHOES Brandenburg & Engle's new store on West Center street, is proving a revelation to patrons who have been visiting it during the three-day sale. The concern carries some of the finest brands of shoes made, and their facilities and service compare with the best that the metropolis can offer. Brandenburg & Engle assure those interested of courteous and prompt service and attention, regrac Capacity Audience Hears Psychologist Stating the 125,000,000 persons are studying psychology in its various phases, Madame T. W. Makara, an expert psycho-analyst, spoke to a capacity audience in Odd Fellows hall last evening. Her address consumed three-quarters of an hour in which she gave a concise outline of the science of psychology. A native of Switzerland, Madame Makara spoke with characteristic conviction, and greatly impressed her audience. Mrs. Jane A. Schully, also a psycho-anlyist, has a charming soprano voice and sang four numbers "The Star," by Rogers; "Il Bachio" (The Kliss) by Arditi; "Bob o' Link and Wren," by Bennett; "Sweet Little Woman of Mine," by Bartlett, most beautifully and was ably accompanied by Miss Helen Wishard, of Fullerton, on the piano. Madame Makara's subject tonight is the key to health—smile, smile; the scientific effect of peace, poise and laughter explained. Tomorrow night character and mental analysis, how to read yourself and others at sight, why we are and what we are. Trade Artesia Ranch For Placentia Place Henry Bowser of Los Angeles-co traded his five-acre ranch in the neighborhood of Artesia yesterday for property in Placentia owned by Mr. E. W. Lough. The consideration of both properties was $15,000. Mr. Bowser will take possession of the Placentia property and move in at once. Mr. Lough with his family will move to the ranch. The deal was consummated by S. M. Kistler, house manager with the James E. Stewart Realty Co., 236 West Center-st, Anaheim. "If this clock will not wake you up, call an undertaker," is the way one enterprising New York jewelry store man advertises the merits of his alarm clocks. NEW STORE OFFERS HIGH CLASS SHOES Brandenburg & Engle's new store on West Center street, is proving a revelation to patrons who have been visiting it during the three-day sale. The concern carries some of the finest brands of shoes made, and their facilities and service compare with the best that the metropolis can offer. Brandenburg & Engle assure those interested of courteous and prompt service and attention, regardless of whether purchases are made or not. S. O. MAKES GASSER OF HUNTINGTON E-5 The Standard Oil Co., will make a gas well out of Huntington E-5. This well created a little excitement by blowing out and partially wrecking the rig and equipment. The well is capable of producing about eight million feet of gas and will make a valuable commercial gas producer. The Interstate Oil Co. is about to put the old Bolsa Chica Oil Co. on the dividend basis. A few months ago the Interstate Oil Co. took over the properties and holdings of the Bolsa Chica Oil Co. and proceeded to make something out of them. The Interstate has Augur No. 2 in the oil sand at 2655 and the well looks exceptionally good. The Republic Petroleum Co., has started drilling on its 4th well at Huntington Beach. No. 4 formerly known as the Triangle Oil and Refining Co. is located a little west of the famous Rio Bravo Irish and there is every reason to believe that the Republic will get a duplicate. The Sun Oil Company made preparations for a big well at No. 5 recently completed at 2853. Indications were a little misleading it seems. This well did not come up to expectations in that it is doing from 300 to 500 barrels. The production has been coming by heads. The Fullerton Oil Co. will determine whether or not a deep sand underlies the old Brea field. The Fullerton has No. 14 now drilling at 4685 and intends to go to 4700 feet. Brea field production has been coming from the 3200 to 4200 foot level, the Fullerton well will test out deep sand possibilities, and in the event something is found a lot of new development will be forthcoming in this old field. The Federal Drilling Company has resumed operations on the Dolke-Thomas Syndicate. At 1786 a string of drill pipe was lost and the recovery hinged on securing a left hand fishing string. This fishing string is now on hand and the hole will be cleaned in a few days. The Dolke-Thomas has had an eventful career from the start. The well was located by one of California's foremost geologists, Mr. C. S. Thomas. The location chosen is against the best judg- Palos Verdes Estates Opens Anaheim Office WHERE Palos Verdes Estates has opened an office at 133 South Los Angeles street, with C. C. Gillespie in charge. The latter will be glad to give full information regarding the project. The company has 16,000 acres located between San Pedro and Redondo Beach, with 14 miles of ocean frontage. The project is being developed into one of the most ideal residential districts in California. The $15,000,000 convertible notes will be sold off this month and taken from the market. No lots have yet been sold. JAP BIRTH RECORD BROKEN SACRAMENTO, May 12—All birth rate records for Japanese in California were broken in 1921, the State Board of Health shows in a report. This estimates are for 5,257 births, an average of 344 per 1,000 Japanese married women. To white married women born 65,583 children, an average of 127 per 1,000. SEND SIGNAL AROUND WORLD WASHINGTON, D.C., May 12—The sending of a time signal around the world without a relay station by Annapolis naval radio station, which used a wave length of 17,145 meters, is announced. Dr. Paul Sollenberger of the Naval Observatory of Georgetown made the announcement. SELF STORE Our continually repeat orders must mean something to you. Why? our assortment, the prices plainly use the saving clear through your per can 9c White King Soap 10 bars 44c 5c Monte Pork and Beans No. 1 Tins, each 8c for $1.00 we never advertise. nothing Finer at Any Price. new Margin on everything in 249 East Center St. something is found a lot of new development will be forth coming in this old field. The Federal Drilling Company has resumed operations on the Dolke-Thomas Syndicate. At 1786 a string of drill pipe was lost and the recovery hinged on securing a left hand fishing string. This fishing string is now on hand and the hole will be cleaned in a few days. The Dolke-Thomas has had an eventful career from the start. The well was located by one of California's foremost geologists, Mr. C. S. Thomas. The location chosen is against the best judgment of many other geologists high up in the profession. However, Mr. Thomas has made a reputation and stakes it on the location of the Dolke-Thomas Syndicate. The well is south of the U. O. Co.'s hole lease on the Fullerton City reservoir hill. SEND SIGNAL AROUND WORLD WASHINGTON, D. C., May 12 — The sending of a time signal around the world without a relay station by Annapolis naval radio station, which used a wave length of 17,145 meters, is announced. Dr. Paul Solleenberger of the Naval Observatory of Georgetown made the announcement to the Horological Institute of America. Prices for parrots in New York City range from $15 to $600, all depending on the age, plumage and training of the birds. SALE OF— Slightly Used Phonographs and Pianos Must dispose of our surplus stock of slightly used Victor, Columbia, Edison, Cremona, Cry-tola, Bluebird, Diamond and Pathe Phonographs, that were taken in exchange for new Burnham Super-tone Phonographs. Prices ranging from $25 up; terms as low as $1.00 per week; free trial in your own home if you wish. New Phonographs from ... $75 to $400 Three Bargains in Second Hand Pianos $75, $190 $275 Standard makes in New Pianos and Players at reasonable prices. See us. Hammel’s Music Store 124 East Center Street Phone 145 Friday, May 12, 1922 Radio Department Edited by FELIX PRUEH (Address all communications to Radio Editor, The Plain Dealer. Name and address must accompany all questions which must pertain to radio. Send stamped self-addressed envelope for diagrams.) CONSTRUCTION OF AN AMPLIFYING TRANSFORMER Measurements of core iron: Side legs %x2%; end legs %x1¼. The strips are cut from 28 gauge black enameled stove pipe iron, each leg contains 50 pieces. After the laminations have been cut they should be given a heavy coat of shellac and spread out to dry. For the windings two yard coil secondarys are used. One secondary is unwrapped until seven layers remain. This constitutes the primary. Next take enough wire from the inside of the second coil so that it fits snugly over the primary, then unwrap until 21 layers remain. To complete the transformer slip the sec. over, the pri. and mount on core. In order to get any kind of results from this transformer the core must be clamped tightly. I have recently completed a transformer of this design and find that in operation it equals some of the best transformers on the market. The core and the clamps are the most important parts of the transformer; make these as heavy as possible without increasing the bulk of the transformer too much. HINTS If your amplifiers howl, try reversing the primary leads of the transformers. Double phone horns are inefficient; use a single phone horn for the greatest volume. STRIKING MINERS DYNAMITE MINE PITTSBURG, May 12.—The drift mine of J. H. Peterman at North Bessemer, 12 miles from here, was dynamized and badly wrecked early today, according to reports received at the sheriff's office. The report said that a band of 75 to 100 men had marched on the mine shortly after dawn and placed a very heavy charge of explosive in the workings. According to word received by Sheriff Robert Woodside, the marching miners were roaming about the countryside and threatening to dynamite other mines. Two auto loads of deputies have been rushed to overtake the marchers and disperse them. The Peterman mine has been closed since the srjike began. No one was injured by the explosion, first reports said. Plain Dealer for Good Job Printing. Chaffees WHERE CASH BEATS CREDIT COMBINATION CANDY SPECIAL One Pound Pure Sugar After Dinner Mints 25c Three Packages Standard Brands of Gum 15c Total Value 40c Saturday, May 13, Only, Combination Price White King Washing Machine Soap Large Pkg. 40c Sat. only, limit sale INSTANT POSTUM Large Tin 30c Saturday only. Two to a customer. SNOWDRIFT SHORTENING 2-lb. tin 40c 4-lb. tin 80c GLEN ROSA JAMS Welch's Cherrilade 2½-oz. glass 5c. dozen 55c 15-oz. glass 28c SOAP WHITE KING or BEN HUR 6 for 25c; $4.15 Case ANAHEIM SPARTAN GROCERS G. O. PAYNE, Prop. 101 Stores 138 E. Center Bordens, Alpine, Sego Milk, Limited Sale—Tall Cans, 3 for 25c SPARTAN GROCERS G. O. PAYNE, Prop. 101 Stores 138 E. Center Bordens, Alpine, Sego Milk, 25c Limited Sale—Tall Cans, 3 for... Old Fashioned Ginger Snaps, 35c 2 pounds Iris Table Syrup, Nothing Finer 1.25 Gal cans, reg. $1.75, Special... ½ gal. cans, reg. $1.00, Special...69c Dunbar’s Barataria Shrimps 25c 2 cans Graham Crackers, Sat. Special 25c 2 pounds Libby Beans 50c Limited Sale—6 cans Imported Holland Herring, 6 for . . . 25c Toilet Paper, large rolls, 5 for . . . 23c You’re Safe at Payne’s