oc-plain-dealer 1922-07-13

DALLUGGE NO. 1 IS HEAVY PRODUCER With Oil Operators Santa Fe Springs has particularly redeemed itself with the Amalgamated Oil Company's Dallugge No. 1 coming back a 2500-3000 barrel well. Cleaned out and redrilled the 4063 foot well was plugged back to 3965 and 6½ pc-set. The result was bringing in of well that started off with an initial production of 110 barrels an hour. Owing to the failure of the Union Oil Company's Flood well to show any indications of oil at 4500 feet a number of wells in the north-west side of the field are standing pending developments. The Fullerton Oil Company has suspended temporarily at 3940, and the Central Oil Co. at 4069. The Petroleum Midway's Bell No. 1 at a little better than 4200 is also standing suspended. The General Petroleum's Santa Fe No. 4 completed at 3940 i the week's head liner at Santa Fe Springs. This big well started off at a little better than 1600 barrels and is producing 22.2 gravity oil. The Shell Company brought in a nice high gravity well at G. H. N. No. 1. This producer completed at 3780 is making close to 600 barrels of 29 gravity oil. The oil is coming clean from the sands, and the well is flowing nicely. The Petroleum Midway's Standlee drilling in the oil sand at 3600 is scheduled for Santa Fe Springs' next big well. This well has been showing up exceptionally good and justifies the prediction made for it. The Nevada-Ventura sprung another surprise by heaving the cement plug up into the pipe several hundred feet. This action would indicate there is something under the plug and that as soon as the well can be mudded up and water test made, that something will make its appearance. The 8½ was set at 3608 in the Nevada-Ventura after good showings were found that made the setting of pipe at this depth a wise move. The Standard's Brownrigg-Kella is a small but very high gravity well. Completed at 4730 the BK well started off producing a little better than 20 barrels of 35 gravity. This well CASEY THE COP OOOO DEARI SHOULD NEVER HAVE MARRIED A POLICEMAN—IMIGHT HAVE KNOWN I'D NEVER HAVE ANYTHING YOU NEVER THINK OF ME AT HOME HERE!! WEST COAST LEASE WEST COAST LEASE, July 13. (Spl.)—Mr. and Mrs Cris McCoy and children and his mother, Mrs Rathburn and daughter, Gladys, spent Sunday at Seal Beach. Mrs. Anna Sieber, daughter, Regnia, Mr. and Mgs. Tunis and son, Floyd Tunis and family of Los Angeles spent Sunday at Newport Beach and had a real picnic dinner. Mrs. Hattie Hollingsworth, who is very much improved after an operation for appendicitis will return home Tuesday from the hospital at Anaheim. Mr. M. Ford is going around these days with an unusual smile on his countenance, but he has a good excuse, for he is grand-pa now. Mrs. Simmons and her two sons, Stewart and Roy, returned home Friday after spending the week at Bakerfield. A friend came home with them for a visit, Miss Mable Brown. Mrs Rathburn and daughter, Gladys, of Fresno; are making her brother a visit. Mr. Cris McCoy and family on Coyle rim. Mr. and Mrs Simmons, two sons, NEV FOR RENT— 211 W. Charl WANTED— housework. FOR RENT— nished house 112 N. Olive. FOR RENT— and garage Cypress. FOR RENT— per wk. Boa Claudina. WANTED—M siring a homing after chi Phone 799. IF YOU are or repair call Broadway. FOR SALE— Phone 479-J St. FOR SALE all sizes and anything. W Kroeger St. other surprise by heaving the cement plug up into the pipe several hundred feet. This action would indicate there is something under the plug and that as soon as the well can be mudded up and water test made, that something will make its appearance. The 8% was set at 3608 in the Nevada-Ventura after good showings were found that made the setting of pipe at this depth a wise move. The Standard's Brownrigg-Kellar is a small but very high gravity well. Completed at 4730 the BK well started off producing a little better than 20 barrels of 35 gravity. This well was reported a few days ago as doing 600 barrels and making 38 gravity oil. While the well is still in reality on a production test there is considerable reason to believe that it will get under way soon and produce more oil. Gas showings in the Scientific continue to attract a lot of interest and speculation. Gas showings have been rather frequent from 2867 to the present depth of 3145. Should the Scientific come into production under 4000 a lot of geological "dope" will be upset. The Standard's new producer has put a lot of faith in this new field. Torrance Community No. 1 completed at 3575 is producing into theump and the output has been estimated at 500 barrels. The oil is 15 gravity and is exceptionally clean for a low grade oil. New work for the week at Redondo includes the rigging up being done by the Fullerton Oil Company on the Waddell, the starting of a rig on the Watson property by the Amalgamated, and the rigging up of Carson 1 by the General Petroleum. The Athens on the Hill development was augmented by the Potter Oil Company getting the material on the ground for a rig to go up on the corner of 31st street and Figueroa. LIMIT POISON GAS MANUFACTURE WASHINGTON, July 12.—Manufacture of poison gas, except in limited amounts for research purposes was ordered discontinued today by the war department in compliance with the treaty on gas approved by the United States as a result of the arms conference. S. AMER. PRESIDENT ASUNCION, Paraguay, July 13.—Four rebel assaults against this city were beaten back and government forces personally directed by Pres. Ayala and his ministers, who held the upper hand. Attacking troops under Col. Chirife, penetrated the city's defenses yesterday and there was some fighting in the streets before the invaders were driven out. Cannonading lasted throughout the day. Gunboats replied to rebel artillery fire. Minister of War Rojas led a column of defenders against the cement plug up into the pipe several hundred feet. This action would indicate there is something under the plug and that as soon as the well can be mudded up and water test made, that something will make its appearance. The 8% was set at 3608 in the Nevada-Ventura after good showings were found that made the setting of pipe at this depth a wise move. The Standard's Brownrigg-Kellar is a small but very high gravity well. Completed at 4730 the BK well started off producing a little better than 20 barrels of 35 gravity. This well was reported a few days ago as doing 600 barrels and making 38 gravity oil. While the well is still in reality on a production test there is considerable reason to believe that it will get under way soon and produce more oil. Gas showings in the Scientific continue to attract a lot of interest and speculation. Gas showings have been rather frequent from 2867 to the present depth of 3145. Should the Scientific come into production under 4000 a lot of geological "dope" will be upset. The Standard's new producer has put a lot of faith in this new field. Torrance Community No. 1 completed at 3575 is producing into theump and the output has been estimated at 500 barrels. The oil is 15 gravity and is exceptionally clean for a low grade oil. New work for the week at Redondo includes the rigging up being done by the Fullerton Oil Company on the Waddell, the starting of a rig on the Watson property by the Amalgamated, and the rigging up of Carson 1 by the General Petroleum. The Athens on the Hill development was augmented by the Potter Oil Company getting the material on the ground for a rig to go up on the corner of 31st street and Figueroa. LIMIT POISON GAS MANUFACTURE WASHINGTON, July 12.—Manufacture of poison gas, except in limited amounts for research purposes was ordered discontinued today by the war department in compliance with the treaty on gas approved by the United States as a result of the arms conference. S. AMER. PRESIDENT ASUNCION, Paraguay, July 13.—Four rebel assaults against this city were beaten back and government forces personally directed by Pres. Ayala and his ministers, who held the upper hand. Attacking troops under Col. Chirife, penetrated the city's defenses yesterday and there was some fighting in the streets before the invaders were driven out. Cannonading lasted throughout the day. Gunboats replied to rebel artillery fire. Minister of War Rojas led a column of defenders against the cement plug up into the pipe several hundred feet. This action would indicate there is something under the plug and that as soon as the well can be mudded up and water test made, that something will make its appearance. The 8% was set at 3608 in the Nevada-Ventura after good showings were found that made the setting of pipe at this depth a wise move. The Standard's Brownrigg-Kellar is a small but very high gravity well. Completed at 4730 the BK well started off producing a little better than 20 barrels of 35 gravity. This well was reported a few days ago as doing 600 barrels and making 38 gravity oil. While the well is still in reality on a production test there is considerable reason to believe that it will get under way soon and produce more oil. Gas showings in the Scientific continue to attract a lot of interest and speculation. Gas showings have been rather frequent from 2867 to the present depth of 3145. Should the Scientific come into production under 4000 a lot of geological "dope" will be upset. The Standard's new producer has put a lot of faith in this new field. Torrance Community No. 1 completed at 3575 is producing into theump and the output has been estimated at 500 barrels. The oil is 15 gravity and is exceptionally clean for a low grade oil. New work for the week at Redondo includes the rigging up being done by the Fullerton Oil Company on the Waddell, the starting of a rig on the Watson property by the Amalgamated, and the rigging up of Carson 1 by the General Petroleum. The Athens on the Hill development was augmented by the Potter Oil Company getting the material on the ground for a rig to go up on the corner of 31st street and Figueroa. LIMIT POISON GAS MANUFACTURE WASHINGTON, July 12.—Manufacture of poison gas, except in limited amounts for research purposes was ordered discontinued today by the war department in compliance with the treaty on gas approved by the United States as a result of the arms conference. S. AMER. PRESIDENT ASUNCION, Paraguay, July 13.—Four rebel assaults against this city were beaten back and government forces personally directed by Pres. Ayala and his ministers, who held the upper hand. Attacking troops under Col. Chirife, penetrated the city's defenses yesterday and there was some fighting in the streets before the invaders were driven out. Cannonading lasted throughout the day. Gunboats replied to rebel artillery fire. Minister of War Rojas led a column of defenders against the cement plug up into the pipe several hundred feet. This action would indicate there is something under the plug and that as soon as the well can be mudded up and water test made, that something will make its appearance. The 8% was set at 3608 in the Nevada-Ventura after good showings were found that made the setting of pipe at this depth a wise move. The Standard's Brownrigg-Kellar is a small but very high gravity well. Completed at 4730 the BK well started off producing a little better than 20 barrels of 35 gravity. This well was reported a few days ago as doing 600 barrels and making 38 gravity oil. While the well is still in reality on a production test there is considerable reason to believe that it will get under way soon and produce more oil. Gas showings in the Scientific continue to attract a lot of interest and speculation. Gas showings have been rather frequent from 2867 to the present depth of 3145. Should the Scientific come into production under 4000 a lot of geological "dope" will be upset. The Standard's new producer has put a lot of faith in this new field. Torrance Community No. 1 completed at 3575 is producing into theump and the output has been estimated at 500 barrels. The oil is 15 gravity and is exceptionally clean for a low grade oil. New work for the week at Redondo includes the rigging up being done by the Fullerton Oil Company on the Waddell, the starting of a rig on the Watson property by the Amalgamated, and the rigging up of Carson 1 by the General Petroleum. The Athens onthe Hill development was augmented bythe Potter Oil Company gettingthe material onthe groundfora rigtogouponthecornerof31ststreathandFigueroa. LIMIT POISON GAS MANUFACTURE WASHINGTON, July 12.—Manufacture of poison gas, except in limited amounts for research purposes was ordered discontinued today bythe war department in compliance withthe treaty on gas approvedbytheUnitedStatesasresultofthearmsconference. S. AMER. PRESIDENT ASUNCION, Paraguay, July 13.—Four rebel assaults againstthiscitywerebeatenbackandgovernmentforcespersonallydirectedbyPres.Ayalaandhisministerswhoheldtheupperhand. AttackingtroopsunderCol.Chirife,penetratedthecity'sdefensesyesterdayandtherewassomefightinginthestreetsbeforetheinvadersweredrivenout.Cannonadinglastdroughtheday.Gunboatsrepliedtorebelartilleyfire.MinistrerWarRojasledacolumnoffdefendersagainstthecementplugupintothepipeseveralhundredfeet.TuesdayfromthehospitalatAnablaheim.Mr.M.Fordisgoingaroundproducinga littlecooleranddaughter.avisitMr.CrisMcCoyandfamilyonCoylerim.Mr.M.C.Heen,sonanddaughterandMissMarjorieSimmonsspendingthefourthofJulyinSealBeach,returnedhomeviaLongBeach.Mr.M.Sibsonareproudparentsofa beautifulbaby girlborna fewdayshence,Motherandchildaredoingnicely.Mr.FloydTunis,wifeandtwochildrenofLosAngeles,spenttheweekendattheTunishomeatWestCoastLease.Mr.M.AnnaSleberanddaubhater.RegniawillspendseveraldaysofthisweekatLongBeachwithfriends.Mrs.Carrollanddaughters.EightYearsaResidentofOrangeCountyO.K.CarrCandidatefortheNominationForSheriffOfOrangeCountyPutyour'O.K."onCarrEdwardB.MerrittCandidateforAuditorofOrangeCountyPrimaryElectionAug.29,1922HehashandedmillionsofdollarsofOrangeCountymoneyandeverycentisaccountedfor.E.J.C.JOPLINCandidateforRe-electionaxCountyTreasurerPrimariesAugust29,1922HehashandedmillionsofdollarsofOrangeCountymoneyandeverycentisaccountedfor.E.H.METCALFRepublicanCandidateforAssemblyman ASUNCION, Paraguay, July 13. Four rebel assaults against this city were beaten back and government forces personally directed by Pres. Ayala and his ministers, who held the upper hand. Attacking troops under Col. Chirife, penetrated the city's defenses yesterday and there was some fighting in the streets before the invaders were driven out. Cannonading lasted throughout the day. Gunboats replied to rebel artillery fire. Minister of War Rojas led a column of defenders against the rebels, and former Pres. Gondra took part in the defense. A report that the government had offered to capitulate to the rebels to the extent of transferring the presidency of Paraguay to Rojas was circulated by Col. Chirife's headquarters, where it was said the offer had been refused. MAKE TANKS OF CLAY Water tanks that work successfully are being made in Australia from native clays, one of 10,000 gallons capacity having been constructed. MONEY TO LOAN on improved city property. Also on homes to be built in Anaheim. Installment Payments. Frank Tausch, Agent J. T. LYON REALTY CO. 111-N. Los Angeles St., Anaheim ANAHEIM FEED & FUEL COMPANY Hay, Grain, Seeds, Poultry Supplies Fertilizers, Wood, Coal, Sprays and Insecticides Public Weigh Masters 15-ton Scales 242 W. Center St. Anaheim California E. H. METCALF Republican Candidate for Assemblyman For County Treasurer RALPH W. MEAD With careful training and with wide experience. He is equipped to handle the work of the treasurer with entire satisfaction. "Tell Your Friends" For District Attorney ARTHUR E. KOEPSEL He pledges himself to the efficient enforcement of all laws, and a fair deal for all. A vote for him will be a step in the right direction. For Sheriff C. E. Jackson Candidate for Re-election HANNAH L. HORWITZ Candidate for Justice of the Peace of Anaheim Township Primary Election, Aug. 29th, 1922 I THANK YOU Music was frowned upon by den Grove on musical numbers Gordon McCombe Donald McCombe Emeline Caldwell and Helen Palmer were ushers in candy between Claude Beacom the guest of Mrs. Russell Bentley held on Saturday has been postponed Richard Nelson quet given by of Orange-coa day evening. YUNGBLUTHER F.A.Yungbluth serve on the U.S. Circuit Court Los Angles Butter ... Fresh extras ... Fresh extras ... Pullets ... Cheese ... Hens under 3% Hens, 3½ lbs. per lb ... Hens, colored, 4% per lb ... Broilers, 1 to 1½ broilers 1½ lbs. Fryers 2½ lbs. Roasters, soft boiled up, per lb Ducklings, Pekin up, per lb Stags, per lb Old ducks, 3½ lbs Geese ... Young tom turkeys up, each per l Young tom turkeys lbs. and up, each Hen turkeys, 8 lbs per lb Hen turkeys dredged up, each per l Old tom turkeys Small hen turkeys per lb Belgian hare, 2 lbs per lb Plain Dealer Results... THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN D EALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA HELP! POLICE!! CALLA COP!!! NEW TODAY FOR RENT—Furnished, double apt. 211 W. Chartres, Ph. 854-J. WANTED—Woman for general housework. Phone Orange 45-R1. FOR RENT—5 room completely furnished house and garage. Inquire 112 N. Olive. Phone 111-W. FOR RENT—Newly furnished room and garage Gentleman. 218 W. Cypress. FOR RENT—Furnished room, $3.50 per wk. Board if desired. 314 So. Claudina. WANTED—Middle-aged woman desiring a home in exchange for looking after children during the day. Phone 799. IF YOU are ready to build, remodel or repair call J. W. Show, 323 West Broadway. Phone 521. FOR SALE—Lots on North West St. Phone 479-J or call 925 W. Center St. FOR SALE OR TRADE—Gavies? all sizes and ages. Trade for most anything. What have you got? 322 FOR SALE—Real Estate FOR SALE—Real Estate 5 ACRES—IDEAL HOME 5 acres of 10-year-old Valencias, 5-room house, barn and out buildings; fruit and shade trees; good deep, sandy loam soil. Located just outside city limits; on corner of two of our best boulevards; an ideal location for home This is one of the very best 5-acre buys on the market today. Owner has other interests and must sell. Price for a short time only $23,000. Terms. ORANGE COUNTY REALTY CO., INC. (Ross Bros.) 133 So. Los Angeles St. Phone 477 HELP WANTED WANTED—Exclusive Fordson tractor salesman. Geo. Dunton, Ford, LinFOR SALE Well located five-room houses or good lot with nice shade trees. Price $3500. Very easy terms. ORANGE COUNTY REALTY CO., INC. (Ross Bros.) 133 So. Los Angeles St. Phone 477 HELP WANTED WANTED—Exclusive Fordson tractor salesman. Geo. Dunton, Ford, Lincoln and Foruson dealer. Phone 263. WANTED—Experienced woman for general housework. Good wages. Phone 415-R. WANTED—Mechanic, experienced on Packards and Reos. Dale & Co., Anaheim. Phone 651. WANTED—Girl or woman for housework. One who would appreciate a good home, 3 in family. Address Box 900 Plain Dealer. MALE HELP WANTED—10 men to sell Credit Control and collection service in Anaheim. Call 404 Spurgeon Bldg. Santa Ana Friday morning ready for work. WANTED—Salesman for Anaheim's nearest beach subdivision. Fine lunch, boat ride and lecture. Good money for live wire with or without car. Campaign starts in few days, lasts six months. Box "C. W. B." Plain Dealer POULTRY WANTED—To buy POULTRY for cash. Will call for it. Phone E. W. Pohlmann, 7-R-2; address R. F. D. 2. WANTED—Poultry for cash. E. M. Chalmers, 124 North Los Angeles St. Phone 9. Wanted—Miscellaneous WANTED TO BUY—Second hand bicycle, oil cook stove and small rug about 8x10, all must be in good condition. Address Box 76 care Plain Dealer. MIDDLE-AGED, well educated gentlewoman, experienced nurse, desires position in refined home. Would act as housekeeper or companion, etc., to chronicle or semi-annual or would take charge of motherless home or keep house for adults in business. Box "E. M." Plain Dealer. RANCH SUPPLIES FOR SALE—Stone tomato plants, also Beeman tractor. Alcorn's Nursery. 1211 E. Commonwealth. FOR SALE—Practically new international tractor. In A1 condition. $300 cash See Gould Meadows. FOR SALE Well located five-room houses on good lot with nice shade trees. Price $3500. Very easy terms. SIMPSON REALTY COMPANY 130 West Center St. FOR SALE—Five acres Valencias 9 years old, good 5-room house pumping plant, all city conveniences Good crop set on for next year Price ed to sell by owner. Tel, 424-R for further information. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE 7 acres deciduous fruit and lemons This place is located on blvd in Santa Ana Canyon. 7 room house, garage and barn. $18,500 Trade for Anaheim property up to $10,000, bail long time mortgage. Exclusive. See Harry E. Scott Realty, 123 N. L. A. "BED ROCK VALUES" TEN ACRES—uniform, healthy seven year valencias, real producers. A beautiful grove, fully waterstocked and priced very low for quick action. Price $30,000.00 and $12,000.00 will handle, bal, easy contract. TEN and ONE HALF ACRES—Valencias, mostly seven years, electric pump plant and good crop set for next year. Price $30,000.00, about $12,000.00 will handle. EXCHANGE—two Houses, Orange County town, and 100 acres farm land all clear total $7300.00. Owner wants acreage with bldgs., will assume. WEST BROADWAY—lot 50x150 at $3000.00. See if you can match this within $500.00 of this price. NINE THOUSAND TO LOAN ON RANCH OR CITY AT 7%. SIDNAM REALTY 245 W.CENTER PHONE 210 LIVESTOCK FOR SALE—Toggenberg milk goat. 408 S. Olive. FOR SALE—Horse, wagon and harness. Sutherland Hughes,½ mile west of Cypress-½ mile north. FOR SALE—Fresh Jersey cow with calf. Also fresh fruit 4½ ml west of Anaheim on Dale ave. T. Cap-. Music was furnished by the Garden Grove orchestra and special musical numbers were given by Gordon McComber, accompanied by Donald McComber. Emeline Calloway, Ruth Wilsey, and Helen Page as Poppy Girls, were ushers and sold home-made candy between the acts. Claude Beach of Los Angeles is the guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Beach of Orangethorpe. The Farm Bureau picnic to be held on Saturday at Bixby Park has been postponed until August. Richard Nelson attended a banquet given by the hardware men of Orange-co at Fullerton on Tuesday evening. YUNGBLUTH ON U. S. JURY F. A. Yungbluth has been chosen to serve on the new trial jury of the U. S. Circuit Court. Los Angeles Markets Butter ... 41 Fresh extras ... 28 Fresh extras ... 27 Pullets ... 24 Cheese ... 19 @ 21 Hens under 3½ lbs. per lb ... 17 Hens, 3½ lbs. and up each per lb ... 20 Hens, colored, 4 lbs. and up each per lb ... 30 Broilers, 1 to 1½ lbs. each ... 26 Broilers 1½ lbs. to 2 lbs. each ... 26 Fryors 2¼ lbs. to 3 lbs. each ... 35 Roasters, soft bone, over 3 lbs. and up, per lb ... 35 Ducklings, Pekins, 3½ lbs. and up, per lb ... 20 Stags, per lb ... 18 Old ducks, 3½ lbs. up, each lb ... 15 Geese ... 20 Young tom turkeys, 13 lbs., and up, each per lb ... 40 Young tom turkeys, dressed, 12 lbs., and up, each per lb ... 45 Hen turkeys, 8 lbs. and up, each per lb ... 37 Hen turkeys dressed, 7 lbs. and up, each per lb ... 42 Old tom turkeys, per lb ... 35 Small hen turkeys, under 8 lbs., per lb ... 15 Belgian hare, 2 to 3½ lbs each, per lb ... 12 Plain Dealer Want Ads Bring Results. RANCH SUPPLIES FOR SALE—Stone tomatoe plants, also Beeman tractor. Alcorn's Nursery. 1211 E. Commonwealth. FOR SALE—Practically new International tractor. In A1 condition. $300 cash. See Gerald McComber at Northam Station. LEGAL NOTICE CERTIFICATE OF BUSINESS The undersigned do certify that they are conducting a newspaper and printing business at No. 124 W. Chartres Street, Anaheim, California, under the firm name of THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, and that said firm is composed of the following persons, whose names and addresses are as follows: to wit: Rolla W. Ernest, 105 W. Center St., Anaheim Cal., Paul V. Hester, 215 S. Melrose St., Anaheim Cal. WITNESS our hands this 8th day of July, 1922. ROLLA W. ERNEST. PAUL V. HESTER. State of California, County of Orange, ss. On this 8th day of July, 1922, before me, Jno. U. Hemml, a notary public in and for said county, personally appeared Rolla W. Ernest and Paul V. Hester, known to me to be the persons whose names are subscribed to the foregoing instrument and they acknowledged to me that they executed the same. JNO. U. HEMMI. Notary Public, Orange Co., Cal. FINAL WALNUT PAYMENT Final payment on the 1921 pool has been made by the California Walnut Grower' Ass'n. It amounts to a little under $500,000. The growers get 95 cents out of eve ry dollar taken in. The crops brought in a grand total of -8,000,000 according to W.T. Webber, sales manager, Webber, blamed the lack of a tariff for the failure of more than half the growers to make expenses. LIVESTOCK FOR SALE—Toggenberg milk goat. 408 S. Olive. FOR SALE—Horse, wagon and harness. Sutherland Hughes,½ mile west of Cypress-½ mile north. FOR SALE—Fresh Jersey cow with calf. Also fresh fruit 4½ ml. west of Anahelm on Dale ave. T. Capasso. MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE—Electric fan, 12 inch oscillating. Good condition Phone 530. FOR SALE—Cheap dirt. For next ten days. See J.-F. Calkins across from California theatre on W. Center St. Phone 696-R. FOR SALE—5000 Valencia Orange one-year-old trees.. Tanaka Citrus Nursery, Phone Arnoldim 480-W. FOR SALE-FERTILIZER-5000 cubic feet of dairy fertilizer for immediate delivery. Will deliver and spread. F.W.Wright, Artesia, Cal. FOR SALE—First class oat hay.$26.00 per ton delivered. A.Yriarte E.Ash St.Brea. FOR SALE-Apricots excellent quality, 3 and 4 cts.lb. Andrew Meyers, 2 ml northwest of Orange on west Collins. FOR SALE-Fine apricots. W.J.Newson,½ mile north and½ mile east of Garden Grove. Phone Garden Grove, 82-R. FOR SALE-5 shares Anaheim Union Water stock. Harold Clairmont. 304 W.Center-st. FOR SALE-Garage, Established and best location in town. Foll equipment and wonderful opportunity. Owner leaving city For particular Address Plain Dealer Box F. NOTICE—NEW PLACE OPENED Automobile owners we guarantee to give you first class service. Washing Polishing and Simonizing. 139 South Los Angeles St. Phone 33.W.J.Johnson. M, CALIFORNIA PAGE FIVE LA COP!!! BY H. M. TALBURT BY GOLLY THOSE POSEYS ARE JEST THE THINGS TO SQUARE ME WITH THE WIFE OOOOO IT'S TERRIBLEI WAS SITTING IN THE PARK AN SOMEONE OUT ALL THE FLOWERS OFF OF MY HAT!! AW THATS WHAT YOU GET FOR TRYING IT THAT EM RIGHT! SALE—Real Estate Solving Your Grove Problem If your grove seems too large for you, or if you feel that you could handle a larger one than you have, come in and talk it over and perhaps we can help you. That Has Been Our Business For Over a Decade. C. B. BERGER CO. ANAHEIM GROUND FLOOR FIRST NATIONAL BANK BLDG. Phone 523 FOR SALE—Real Estate FOR SALE—By owner, 5 acres young valencias water stock, good well. Some buildings, $2500 will handle for quick sale. First street So. of Orangethrope off Placentia ave. 3rd house on rigu... We have some excellent buys in two to twenty acre Valencia orange groves that we will be glad to show you at your convenience. The present high prices for Valencias will undoubtedly maintain for several sea- FOR RENT FOR RENT—Room with bath 407 So. L. A. St. FOR RENT—Small storage room, convenient entrance. Phone 520. FOR RENT—Rooms at California Hotel. Over California Theatre. FOR RENT—Room with bath, in private family. 122 So. Olive. FOR RENT—4-room modern flat and FOR SALE—By owner, 5 acres young valencias water stock, good well. Some buildings, $2500 will handle for quick sale. First street So. of Orangethrope off Placentia ave. 3rd house on riga. We have some excellent buys in two to twenty acre Valencias orange groves that we will be glad to show you at your convenience. The present high prices for Valencias will undoubtedly maintain for several seasons and we do not believe there is a better investment than a good Valencia grove in Orange County. SIMPSON REALTY COMPANY 130 West Center St. FOR SALE—AUTOS 1922 MARMÓN Sickness and going east compels me to dispose of my Marmon four passenger car. Will arrange terms for responsible people Car can be seen at the Cadillac Garage Company, Santa Ana. Phone 167. TRACTORS AND AUTOMOBILES REBUILT FAGEOL TRACTOR INTERNATIONAL TRACTOR OLDSMOBILE SIX TOURING PAIGE TOURING J. J. DeVAUX H. S. Gellotte, Mgr. $28 West Center St. Anaheim, Calif. THERE IS SERVICE AND SATISFACTION IN OUR USED CARS. We have the following list to choose from: Chevrolet Touring 1919 Chevrolet Speedster 1919 Chandler Touring 1918 Dodge Touring 1916 Dodge Touring 1917 Dodge Delivery 1919 Jordan Touring 1921 Ford Touring 1917 Ford Touring 1918 Oakland Touring 1919 Oldsmobile Touring 1919 Overland Touring 1918 Studebaker Touring 1918 Willys Six Chummy 1918 Our terms are reasonable. HARRY D. RILEY Studebaker Dealer 151 S. Los Angeles St., Anaheim "A Safe Place to Buy a Used Car" INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY An opportunity to invest $100 to $500 and make 20% increase. FOR RENT FOR RENT—Room with bath 407 So. L. A. St. FOR RENT—Small storage room, convenient entrance. Phone 520. FOR RENT—Rooms at California Hotel. Over California Theatre. FOR RENT—Room with bath, in private family. 122 So. Olive. FOR RENT—4-room modern flat and garage. 406 N. Lemon. FURNISHED apartment for rent. 907 W. Broadway. FOR RENT—Furnished room. Outside entrance. 200 N. Helena St. FOR RENT—Summer rates, nice furnished housekeeping apartment with bath. Phone 421-J. FOR RENT—5-room modern bungalow, breakfast book and garage. Adults Inquire: 422 S. Palm. FOR RENT—4-room, unfurnished house and garage. Inquire: 422 S. Palm St. FOR RENT—1 and 2 room furnished apt. Also sleeping rooms.Water, gas, lights and laundry furnished. 116 W. Chartres. FOR RENT—4-room furnished or unfurnished apt. Adults, 317 E. Cypress. FOR RENT—6-room house. 721 So. Los Angeles St. or at 206 Vipa St. FOR RENT—4-room modern flat with garage 406 N. Lemon or call 563-J. FOR RENT—Furnished, 5-room bungalow for month of August.. Tru-Will Court, 321 P. South Lemon St. FOR RENT—Completely furnished 2 rooms, bath, dressing room and kitchenette. Roberts Apts. Phone 722-J. FOR RENT—Attractive 4-room bath apartment, close in. Inquire 123 S. Los Angeles, Phone 477. FOR RENT—Two room furnished apt. and garage $25. Corner Palm and Broad St. L. Thierfelder. FOR RENT—5-room unfurnished house, close in, vacant Saturday.Also furnished room and garage.See me after 5 p.m. 525 W. Center. PROFESSIONALS M. EUGENE DURFEE ARCHITECT Room 3, New Kraemer Bldg. Phone 692 Anaheim DR.JULIUS C.OHSER INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY An opportunity to invest $100 to $500 and make 300% profit in one year. For particulars address Box 102, Plain Dealer DIES TO FULFILL PREDICTION PARIS, July 13. Here is a story which will interest all those who believe, and even those who refuse to believe, in the possibility of seeing into the future. In April, 1905, Jose Carreras Oliat of Tarrasa, Spain, went to the civil authorities of the town and made a formal declaration that he would die on April 15, 1922. The declaration was duly registered and placed in the official archives. Jose Carreras Oliat died on the date he had predicted. There was no hint or indication of suicide. NINTH ANNUAL MEETING Los Angeles.—The ninth annual meeting of the Pacific Coast Society of Orthodontists opened today at the Angelus Hotel. The 26th annual convention of the National Dental Asso. will be held in Los Angeles next week. HOLD TWO FOR MURDER Los Angeles—Gosset W. Cave and Ethan A. McNab, the latter well known here, have been arrested in San Francisco. They are suspected of the murder of Lester T. Shedenheim, who was shot to death on a lonely drive in Griffith Park May 31. ON SECOND HONEYMOON SAN DIEGO, July 12. William A. and Mrs. Lottie E. Hall, aged 79 and 75, were on their second honeymoon here today. They remarried after their divorce, obtained in the East, had been in effect 10 years.