oc-plain-dealer 1922-07-07

EXPECT NEW LIFE IN RICHFIELD DIST. With Oil Operators) Richfield is scheduled for a new lease on life with the work of the Amalgamated Oil Co. at Placentia-Pacific No. 1. New hole is now being made at 3925 and the showings are beginning to indicate that the Amalgamated did not pick a lemon when it agreed to take this well over and make something out of it. The Union Oil Co.'s Dickson No. 1 completed at 4800 feet is about to have the honor of the deepest California producer. The deep well was put on production a few days ago and started off making some water and 40 barrels of oil. However unless the Dickson well comes up on production its advent will not encourage deep drilling at Richfield. Chapman 20, another deep well recently put on production has increased its output to considerable better than 200 barrels. There will be little surprise if the Standard Oil Company should ball some Chinamen cues out of Kellogg No. 2 now drilling at close to 5600 feet. Grey sand was struck soon after leaving 5000 feet and this formation has continued to 5575 with but few breaks. The chance for even a commercial producer is exceedingly small. However the Standard never quits until every chance for getting oil is exhausted, a policy that gives the land owners a lot of satisfaction, and a prestige in obtaining leases that few other companies enjoy. "Jim" O'Donnell has started extensive development work on the Whitley Oil Company's properties at Ridecut Heights and some interesting things can be expected soon. O'Donnel will redrill and deepen No. 2, deepen and shut off water in No. 6, and spud in on No. 8 and drill it into production. The Whitley properties have possibilities and O'Donnel's experience and money should develop those possibilities. INVESTIGATE ROBBERY The robbery of the railway car at the local Santa Fe yards Wednesday night was being investigated today by Joe Mariollo, of Fullerton, special agent of the railway company who was working under the EVANGELIST TELLS OF SUNDAY QUARRELS GRAND RAPIDS, Mich., July 7. —Rev. Melvin E. Trotter, evangelist, who is being sued for separate maintenance by his wife, collared during the trial here that the numerous quarrels between him and his wife usually took place on Sunday. H said: "Our quarrels were always caused by the Sunday night worship when attendants would come forward after the service to speak to me. My wife said many women came to the mission, not to worship God, but to worship me." FEAR FOR HARDEN'S LIFE WASHINGTON CALL GAE W NOME, Alaska, Ju ball fans in Ketchi polls of Southeast to time their ball pond with the tida the ocean. The town is the laska salmon fishing is built at the foot which rises abruptly Since the baseball their game, they ha only available flat sate Ence Etraits on a pa A commodious been built inshore, is not permanently of necessity relaid it began. Similarl O'Donnel will redrill and deepen No. 2, deepen and shut off water in No. 6, and spud in on No. 8 and drill it into production. The Whitley properties have possibilities and O'Donnel's experience and money should develop those possibilities. INVESTIGATE ROBBERY The robbery of the railway car at the local Santa Fe yards Wednesday night was being investigated today by Joe Mariollo, of Fullerton, special agent of the railway company, who was working under the direction of Deputy Sheriff Johnson of San Bernardino-co. He is trying to find the store in Anaheim which sold a man a bottle of Huffland bitters such as was left in the car. Part of the stolen cigars and tobacco have been recovered. FEAR FOR HARDEN'S LIFE WASHINGTON, July 7 — Maximilian Harden, who was seriously wounded in a recent assault in Berlin, is not yet out of danger, according to a radiogram received by A. E. Fontheir, stepson of Harden. —If it's from Witman's it's good. CLEAN, COOL SANITARY FASSEL'S QUALITY AND SERVICE STORE wishes to thank the people for their patronage that has been given us since our opening. Our stock is getting more complete and prices are indeed low considering the high quality of merchandise we carry—SERVICE we give. Visit the market daily and convinced. EXTRA SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY ONLY One Lux Two Trink 25c 2½ lb. Folgers Coffee 95c 1½ lb. FREE 5 lb. Folger's Coffee $1.85 1 lb. FREE Wisco Long H Cheese Fresh Eggs, Danish, Challenge, Golden State and "Maine Clover" Butter One Lux Two Trink 25c 2½ lb. Forgers Coffee 95c 1½ lb. FREE 9 lb. Forger's Coffee $1.85 1 lb. FREE Long H Cheese Fresh Eggs, Danish, Challenge, Golden State and "M Clover" Butter Mr. Business Man— Why not eat your noonday luncheon at the Sanitary Dairy Luncheon Cleanest and Coolest place in town. Open until 9 p. m. da SUGGESTIONS MEAT LOAF—New England, Meat, Tongue and Veal. Smoked Meats and Fish—Salmon, Liver Sausage, Tongue. All kinds of sausages, Holland herring, fancy bloaters, imported anchovies, pressed corned beef, dried and canned mushrooms. Large Variety of Salads Fresh Daily. Pickles, Olives and Cheese. Bohemian Rye Bread fresh each day. Supreme Quality Delicatessen Open Until 9 p. m. Daily J. JACOBS, Prop. SPECIALS Long Horn Cheese, New Stock 30c Wisconsin Cream Cheese Special, 1b. 30c Armour's Chipped Beef, 80c, Special, 1b. 70c Weiners, Special 2 lbs. 35c Everything Kept Sanitary and Clean by Our Refrigerator Se THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA CLINIC MAKES ITS FIRST VOYAGE START 691 WELLS LAST SIX MONTHS State Mining Bureau oil field maps No. 15 (Elk Hills field) revised June 1, 1922, and No. 26 (Huntington Beach field) revised to May 30, 1922, are now on sale at the various offices of the Bureau, at 75¢ each. Oil field operations reported the week ending July 1, show 29 new wells started as compared with 32 previous week. The total new wells this year is 691, as compared with 784 the same date last year. Tests for water shut-off 34, compared with 36 previous week. Yearly total to date 854; total to same date last year 814. Deepening or redrilling jobs 19, compared with 10 preceding week. Total to date this year 452; total to same date last year 398. Abandonments 4, same as preceding week. Total to date this year 147; total to same date last year 121. WATERSPOUT TERRIFIES NEW YORK, July 7.—A water spout, a mile high, swept down upon the Cunard liner Carmania when the vessel was three days out from port, and for half an hour terrified passengers and threatened to engulf the vessel. The story was told today when the Carmania docked at the end of a round trip to the near east. The water spout, drawn whirling up out of the ocean, towered in the wake of the Carmania, and for a time appeared to be overtaking the vessel. It seemed as though the great mass of twisting water were actually pursuing the Carmania, office's said. Capt. Nelson quieted a near and signaled for full speed ahead, and the Carmania outdisanced the great fountain, which subsided. CAR FARES CUT CHICAGO, July 7.—Street car fares for Chicago were slashed from 8 to 6 cents today by the Illinois commerce commission. Under the ruling of the commission, there will be no charge for transfers and children under 12 years of age will be charged half fare. The town is the center of the Alaska salmon fishing industry, and is built at the foot of a mountain which rises abruptly from the sea. Since the baseball fans must have their game, they have reclaimed the only available flat surface from Clarence Etraits on a part time contract. A commodious grandstand has been built inshore, but the diamond is not permanently laid out, being of necessity relaid before each game is begun. Similarly the tide tables must be consulted before the season's game schedule can be arranged. For when the tide is in the "ball park" becomes part of the Pacific Ocean and the game must be called. Plain Dealer Want Ads Bring Results. Ruether's Public Market is abuzz with business these days and housewives who have patronized this clean and up-to-date market realize that here in Anaheim, in the center of the shopping district, is everything in abundance that can be desired. One need not look far for fruits, vegetables, meats, bread and pastries, cold meats, spices and different canned goods, and if one wishes to satisfy thirst and hunger, a stop at the lunch counter can quickly relieve this desire. Robert A. Hall is meeting with wonderful success with his Sanitary Dairy Lunch. Young ladies in fifty white uniforms serve tasty lunches to suit the palate of all. This is an ideal place for the business man or woman to eat. Delicious fruits and vegetables of all descriptions greet the eye of the shopper and J. W. Freda and his efficient clerks can please the most particular. A pleasing aroma of coffee and teas greets the housewife as she enters the market, and she is at once directed to Billy Lake's coffee stand in the center section. He also carries spices and roasted peanuts. Mrs. Lake is introducing to Anaheim, Pierson's Apple Blossom powders and perfumes. All Anaheim ladies should go to the market and see Mrs. Lake and get a supply of these necessary articles for their vacation outing. Quality is their motto. Meat is a necessity and Schneider Brothers figured on this when they engaged space in the new market. Oscar Schneider and his able assistant, "Duke Degryse," are pleasing housewives. They are doing a big business, far exceeding what they had figured on. Mr. Hope, in charge of the Wm. Fassel "Quality and Service" Store, states that business is on the upward climb. They have a number of attractively arranged show cases and shelves and they CAR FARES CUT CHICAGO, July 7.—Street car fares for Chicago were slashed from 8 to 6 cents today by the Illinois commerce commission. Under the ruling of the commission, there will be no charge for transfers and children under 12 years of age will be charged half fare. ITS UNANIMOUS Mrs. Goodsole: I am solitely for the poor. What do you do with your cast-off clothing? Mr. Longsnuffer; I hang them up carefully and put on my pajamas. Then I resume them in the morning. Boston Globe. SCHNEIDER PEERLE MARKET "All That the Name I" Valencia Pure Lard 15c Fancy Steer Pot Roast 18c A STANDARD PRICE TO ALL Bak State and "Made of cheon at the uncheon until 9 p.m. daily. SPECIALS Long Horn Cheese, New Fresh Stock 30c Wisconsin Cream Cheese Special, lb. 30c mour's Chipped Beef, regular 80c, Special, lb. 70c Weiners, Special 2 lbs. 35c Lake’s Koffee Shop QUALITY COFFEE Full Line of Peirson’s Toilet Articles. A STANDARD PRICE TO ALL BakBa E. A. TRUE, Mgr. 2 STORES Bake-Rite Bran Bread with Raisins 12c. INSIST ON BAKE-RITE Fresh Fruits, Our produce is the orchard. Vegetable our fruit In our store you will find V Freda’s 139 W. Center St. WELLS X MONTHS cau oil field maps field) revised June 26 (Huntington to May 30, 1922, the various officts 75¢ each. news reported the 11, show 29 new compared with 3; total new wells compared with last year. drilling jobs 19, preceding week, year 452; total to 398. same as precedo date this year date last year 121. TERRIFIES July 7.—A water swept down uper Carmania when three days out from an hour terrified reatened to entold today when need at the end of a near east. The whirling up out ereed in the wake and for a time aptaking the vessel. Although the great water were actuCarmania, office's quired a near and for full speed Carmania outdisfountain, which RES CUT July 7.—Street car were slashed from way by the Illinois fon. ing of the combe no charge for children under 12 be charged half CHURCH MEMBERS BATTLE MOSCOW, July 7.—The first bloodshed growing out of the recent decision to confiscate the treasures of the churches, in order to assist the famine-stricken regions, occurred at Shey, a town near the Urals. Members of the congregation, resisting the authorities' attempt to confiscate the valuables during services, suffered losses of four killed and ten wounded. Red guards, using their rifles and revolvers, forced a passage through the crowd, blocking the church doorway and allowing the town authorities to enter the building unarmed. According to the Izvestia, the members of the congregation struck several of the authorities. When the congregation and the accompanying crowd refused to disperse orders were given to fire into the air as a warning. The crowd still refusing to disperse, the Red guards opened direct fire. Plain Dealer for good job printing. FROM STAGE TO CELL LONDON, July 7.—A star comedian at a West End theatre went through his paces at the matinee while two policemen waited to take him to jail for nonpayment of income tax. The performance over, the comedian went to his dressing room with the policemen and then went to jail. The policemen arrived at the theater just as the comedian was going on. They were persuaded to wait until the performance was over. THIRTY TONS OF GOLD BRUSSELS, July 7.—Thirty tons of gold have been extracted from the Belgian government gold mines at Kilo Moto, in the Congo, according to a report by vice governor Monlaert, who is president of the special committee sent out 18 months ago to start operations. Over 6,000 natives and 100 whites are employed on the work, the report stated. We Have SILK HATS FEATHER HATS FELT HATS DUVETYN HATS for you to make a selection from. McDonald's SILK HATS FEATHER HATS FELT HATS DUVETYN HATS for you to make a selection from. McDonald's Millinery and Lingerie Shoppe Next to Postoffice. Market In the Heart of Anaheim’s Business District HNEIDER'S CERLESS MARKET That the Name Implies" Valencia Pure Lard, lb. 15c Nancy Steer Pot Roast, lb. 18c Saturday Specials Eureka Bacon, half or whole, lb. 32c Valencia Bacon, half or whole, lb. 38c Valencia Hams, half or whole, lb. 35c Valencia Bacon Squares, lb. 15c Dressed Poultry and Rabbits A STANDARD QUALITY PRODUCT Bake-Rite Bakers 2 doz. Cookies for 35¢; reg. 20¢ doz. Bake-Rite Special Rye STANDARD PRODUCT A STANDARD QUALITY PRODUCT Bake-Rite Bakers No. 1—Valencia Hotel Bldg. No. 2—Ruether's Public Market 2 doz. Cookies for 35c; reg. 20c doz. Bake-Rite Special Rye Health Bread 10c Bake-Rite Bran d with Raisins 12c. Bismarks, dozen 20c; regular price 35c doz. Potato Bread 10c. ON BAKE-RITE MILK BREAD FOR YOUR TABLE! Fresh Fruits, Vegetables and Berries Our produce is the choice of Southern California's garden and orchard. Vegetables are crisp and fresh each day while our fruits are ripe, delicious and juicy. In our store you will always find the first of the season. Plenty of Watermelons and Cantaloupes. Freda's Produce Market 7. Center St. Open Until 9 p.m. Daily Anaheim, Cal.