oc-plain-dealer 1922-08-04

22 NEW WELLS ARE STARTED IN WEEK Oil field operations reported to State Oil and Gas Supervisor R. E. Colom during the week ending July 29, 1922, show 22 new wells started, as compared with 27 during the previous week. The total new wells this year is 791, as compared with $63 the same date last year. Tests for water shut-off this week numbered 55, as compared with 33 during the previous week. Yearly total to date 992; total to same date last year 930. Deepening or redrilling jobs this week numbered 13, as compared with 15 during the preceding week. Total to date this year 503; total to same date last year 465. Abandonments this week numbered 5, as compared with 3 the preceding week. Total to date this year 165 total to same date last year 134. Detailed list of notices follows: Begin Drilling New Wells Mille-Keck Oil Co., No. 16, Huntington Beach; Coalingera Mohawk Oil Co., No. 1, Santa Fe Springs; Thos. Donley Land & Oil Co., 1, Santa Fe Springs; General Pet Corp., 2, Long Beach; Hughes Drilling Co., 1, Long Beach; Pacific Corp., 1, Long Beach; Pet. Producers Syn., 1, Santa Fe Springs; S. F. Spring Mutual Oil Syn., 1, Santa Fe Springs; Union Oil Co., 3, Huntington Beach; Rice Ranch Oil Co., 1, Long Beach; General Pet Corp., 91A, Santa Fe Springs; W. M. Keck, 1, Long Beach; W. M. Keck, 2, Long Beach; E. B. Campbell, 2 Long Beach; Berger & Caglieri, Purisima Rancho 1, San Mateo County; Atlantic & Pac. Oil Co., 1, McKittrick; Potter Oil Co., 1, McKittrick; Garner-Madison Oil Co., 9, Sunset; B. B. & O. Oil Co., 28, Sunset; C. J. Berry, 12, Sunset; Potter Oil Co., P. N. 1, McKittrick; Sugar Loaf Oil Ass'n., 1, Napa County. Test of Water Shut-off Kenderson Pet. Syn., No. 1, Long Beach; Selby, Root & Hogue, 2 Huntington Beach; Walker West Oil Co., 1, Long Beach; de Lendricle Oil Well 1, Long Beach; de Lendricle Oil Well LOCAL MEN FINED FOR TOO MUCH SPEED S. R. Walter of the Anaheim Vulcanizing Works on So. Los Angeles st., was arrested today on a warrant from the local city recorder's court, charging him with failure to appear to answer charges of having gone 35 miles an hour. The arrest was made by O. B. Moody. Judge Brown stated that the warrant was issued after repeated efforts made to get Mr. Walter to come into court to answer the charge against him. Mr. Walter stated that the charge had been dismissed by the motorcycle officer, but Judge Brown stated that there was no record of the affair, and that this was not within the jurisdiction of that officer. He stated that in the future he would assess no one less than $25 who has to be brot in by a warrant, but that because of the misunderstanding which had arisen he would fine Mr. Walter but $5. Mr. Walter protested the fine, but without avail. LOADS TOO BIG, CHARGE Wayne Overleasee and N. Herren, following their arrest, are awaiting charges of driving hay machinery on the boulevard near Buena Park with a load that obstructed passage. They will appear before Justice J. B. Cox in Santa Ana to answer. The arrests were made by Wayne Hinckle, traffic officer. CORALIE COUDERT GETS 3RD DIVORCE NEW YORK, Aug. 4. — Coralie Coudert, years ago the "best dressed woman in the world," was again a "grass widow" today. She has been married thrice. Harold Perry Erskine, architect, the last of the husbands, was discovered in Paris, said messages received here today. CADILLAC DAMAGED W.E.Duckworth of 521 North Lemon street, driving a Cadillac, collided with a truck of the Federal Drilling Company at Lincoln avenue and the Stanton road. The auto was struck on the side and considerably damage. The name of the driver could not be obtained. ADVERTISING WAGERS SOON Everett Watt, pre-fountain and lunch house son's Drug Store has lively discussion with manager of the Laundry regarding the mising. He has bet a bounce could offer a coupon containing twenty,$ or a total value of special price of 69c good in trade for a soda fountain and a advertisement would bring over 50 impressions. Now the advert knows Mr. Watt wrong and quotes an certain advertiser three line classified replies while not a was checked from an publication. So take advantage sale Friday and Sathe the advertising man. FRENCH MAY GERM PARIS, Aug. 4. — invade Germany and date the coal and iron Ruhr basin if the Beer refuses to pay war debts. Inindustries now in Stinnes, Thyssen and timillionaires, will be France until all obliges the French press, our Polincere's plan of cooled today. GARDEN GROVE, E.M.Darling, who Long Beach; Berger & Caglieri, Pursima Rancho 1, San Mateo County; Atlantic & Pac, Oil Co., 1, McKittrick; Potter Oil Co., 1, McKittrick; Garner-Madison Oil Co., 9, Sunset; B. B. & O. Oil Co., 28, Sunset; C. J. Berry, 12, Sunset; Potter Oil Co., P. N. 1, McKittrick; Sugar Loaf Oil Ass'n., 1, Napa County. Test of Water Shut-off Henderson Pet. Syn., No. 1, Long Beach; Selby, Root & Hogue, 2 Huntington Beach; Walker West Oil Co., 1, Long Beach; de Landricie Oil Well 1, Long Beach; de Lendricie Oil Well 1, Long Beach; Henry R. Dabney, 1, Huntington Beach; Henderson Pet. Syn., 5 wells, Long Beach; Amalgamated Oil Co., Nos. 2 and 4, Richfield; Standard Oil Co., 9, Huntington Beach; Technescal Oil Co., 1, Long Beach; Standard Oil Co., Nos. 19 at Huntington Beach, and 2 Santa Fe Springs; Gen. Pet. Corp., 2, Long Beach; Chas. B. Hamilton, 3, Huntington Beach; U. S. Oil Corp., 2 Huntington Beach; Shell Co., 4, Long Beach; Fulkerson Oil Co., 1, Conejo; Cooper Petroleum Co., 21, Conejo; C. C. M. O. Co., 20, Midway; Union Oil Co., 13, Midway, and 2, Sunset; Pan. American Pet. Co., 1-K. Elk Hills; P. Welch, 2-G.P.; Sunset; Pacific Oil Co., 23, Midway; Pan. American Pet. Co., 3-D. Elk Hills; Pacific Oil Co., 7, Elk Hills; Honolulu Cons. Oil Co., Nos. 69 and 49, Midway; American Pet. Co., 67, Coalinga; Sagebrush Oil & Gas Co., 1, Kings County. Deepen or Redrill Present Wells Partages Hunt. Oil Co., 1, Huntington Beach; Standard Oil Co., 2, Richfield; Oak Ridge Oil Co., 5, So Mountain; Union Oil Co., 3, South Mountain; Oak Ridge Oil Co., 4, So Mountain; Central California Oil Co., 1, Antra Costa Co.; Lake View No. 2, O. Co., 21, Midway; Standard Oil Co., 14 Midway; Lake View No. 2 Oil Co.; 7 Sunset; Pacific Oil Co., 19 Midway; Big Tar Canyon Oil Co., 1, Kings Co.; Section Seven Oil Co., 2, Coalinga; Spinks Crude Oil Co., 1-A, Coalinga. Abandon Present Wells Standard Oil Co., 1, Santa Fe Springs; Standard Oil Co., 2, Long Beach; Standard Oil Co., 1, Simi Cholame Syn.,1, Monterey County; Shell Co., Corega 67, Santa Marina. LA HABRA ITEMS LA HABRA, Aug. 4. (Spl.)—Mrs. M. Brockmiller of Los Angeles is spending a week with her latest grandchild, the wee daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Foster, who arrived by story special the 13th of July. Mrs. Julia Updyke, of Los Angeles, who has been at the Foster home for a month was a Fullerton visitor Thursday at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Frank Coltrin. Mrs. Brayton Philbrook of Los Angeles was the guest of Mrs. R. M. Phillips and Mrs. Davis. Mr. F. Horsley, a former spaper man of Anaheim was the dinner guest of the local Star man and wife, Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Douglass, at their new home on First-st Wednesday evening. A food sale will be given by the committee of the library in hopes to "grass widow" today. She has been married thrice. Harold Perry Erskine, architect, the last of the husbands, was discovered in Paris, said messages received here today. CADILLAC DAMAGED W.E.Duckworth of 521 North Lemon street, driving a Cadillac, collided with a truck of the Federal Drilling Company at Lincoln avenue and the Stanton road. The auto was struck on the side and considerably damage. The name of the driver could not be obtained. BUENA PARK BUENA PARK, Aug. 4.(Spl.)—Mr. ad Mrs. Will Dunlap of Artésia were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Golden on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Bassel and Mr. and Mrs. Will Braly spent Monday in Los Angeles and attended the Orpheum. C.E.Ritter spent the week-end at Catalina, returning home on Monday. Mrs.Ritter and children returned with him after a two weeks' sojourn at that resort. Lewis and Albert Robison visited with their sister, Mrs.C.A.Porter at Fullerton over Wednesday night. Miss Betty Berkey spent Wednesday at Fullerton. Mr. and Mrs.B.A.Calloway and daughter, Emeline have returned from a three weeks auto trip in the northern part of the state. Mrs.Andrew Bassel was the guest at luncheon with Mrs.L.J.Robeson on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs.Frank Koch and daughter have purchased a new home in Fullerton and have moved into it. Mrs.D.Brown was a Fullerton visitor on Wednesday. Mrs.George Mahr underwent an operation at Anaheim on Wednesday. A.H.Wit is planting to citrus trees,the 20 acres of E.T.William's,north of the town.Mr.Williams is the president of the Williams Oil Co.of Casper.Wyo.;$2000 dollars will be expended in fencing,and a well and reservoir well be dug.Ornamental trees will be planted on the home site which overlooks the valley.Later Mr.Williams expects to make his home here. Mrs.M.F.Davis entertained with a Spanish luncheon Friday at noon.Old fashioned flowers made a pleasing table decoration.Covers were laid for the following guests.Mrs.F.E.Proud,and daughters,Miss Beatrice Proud and Mrs.Edgar Leuhm,and Mrs.N.M.Launer,Mrs.R.M.Phillips and Mrs.Davis. Mr.F.Horsley,a former spaper man of Anaheim was the dinner guest of the local Star man and wife,mr.mr.Mrs.A.V.Douglass.at their new home on First-st Wednesday evening. A food sale will be given by the committee of the library in hopes to "grass widow" today.She has been married thrice.Harold Perry Erskine,collided with a truck of the Federal Drilling Company at Lincoln avenue and the Stanton road.The auto was struck on the side and considerably damage.The name of the driver could not be obtained. LA HABRA ITEMS LA HABRA, Aug. 4.(Spl.)—Mrs.M.Brockmiller of Los Angeles is spending a week with her latest grandchild,the wee daughter of Mr. and Mrs.W.Foster,who arrived by story special the 13th of July.Mrs.Julia Updyke,of Los Angeles who has been at the Foster home for a month was a Fullerton visitor Thursday at the home of Dr. and Mrs.Frank Coltrin. Mrs.Brayton Philbrook of Los Angeles was the guest of Mrs.R.M.Phillips and Mrs.Davis. Mr.F.Horsley,a former spaper man of Anaheim was the dinner guest of the local Star man and wife,mr.mr.Mrs.A.V.Douglass.at their new home on First-st Wednesday evening. A food sale will be given by the committee of the library in hopes to "grass widow" today.She has been married thrice.Harold Perry Erskine,collided with a truck of the Federal Drilling Company at Lincoln avenue and the Stanton road.The auto was struck on the side and considerably damage.The name of the driver could not be obtained. BUENA PARK BUENA PARK, Aug. 4.(Spl.)—Mr.ad Mrs.Will Dunlap of Artésia were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.Jack Golden on Tuesday. Mr和 Mrs.Will Dunlap of Artésia were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.Jack Golden on Tuesday. C.E.Ritter spent the week-end at Catalina, returning home on Monday.Mrs.Ritter and children returned with him after a two weeks' sojourn at that resort. Lewis and Albert Robison visited with their sister,Mrs.C.A.Porter at Fullerton over Wednesday night. Miss Betty Berkey spent Wednesday at Fullerton. Mr.M.F.Davis entertained with a Spanish luncheon Friday at noon.Old fashioned flowers made a pleasing table decoration.Covers were laid for the following guests.Mrs.F.E.Proud,and daughters,Miss Beatrice Proud and Mrs.Edgar Leuhm,and Mrs.N.M.Launer,Mrs.R.M.Phillips and Mrs.Davis. Mr.F.Horsley,a former spaper man of Anaheim was the dinner guest of the local Star man and wife,mr.mr.Mrs.A.V.Douglass.at their new home on First-st Wednesday evening. A food sale will be given by the committee of the library in hopes to "grass widow" today.She has been married thrice.Harold Perry Erskine,collided with a truck of the Federal Drilling Company at Lincoln avenue and the Stanton road.The auto was struck on the side and considerably damage.The name of the driver could not be obtained. BUENA PARK BUENA PARK, Aug. 4.(Spl.)—Mr.ad Mrs.Will Dunlap of Artésia were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.Jack Golden on Tuesday. Mr和 Mrs.Will Dunlap of Artésia were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.Jack Golden on Tuesday. C.E.Ritter spent the week-end at Catalina, returning home on Monday.Mrs.Ritter and children returned with him after a two weeks' sojourn at that resort. Lewis and Albert Robison visited with their sister,Mrs.C.A.Porter at Fullerton over Wednesday night. Miss Betty Berkey spent Wednesday at Fullerton. Mr.M.F.Davis entertained with a Spanish luncheon Friday at noon.Old fashioned flowers made a pleasing table decoration.Covers were laid for the following guests.Mrs.F.E.Proud,and daughters,Miss Beatrice Proud and Mrs.Edgar Leuhm,and Mrs.N.M.Launer,Mrs.R.M.Phillips and Mrs.Davis. Mr.F.Horsley,a former spaper man of Anaheim was the dinner guest of the local Star man and wife,mr.mr.Mrs.A.V.Douglass.at their new home on First-st Wednesday evening. A food sale will be given by the committee of the library in hopes to "grass widow" today.She has been married thrice.Harold Perry Erskine,collided with a truck of the Federal Drilling Company at Lincoln avenue and the Stanton road.The auto was struck on the side and considerably damage.The name of the driver could not be obtained. BUENA PARK BUENA PARK, Aug. 4.(Spl.)—Mr.ad Mrs.Will Dunlap of Artésia were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.Jack Golden on Tuesday. Mr和 Mrs.Will Dunlap of Artésia were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.Jack Golden on Tuesday. C.E.Ritter spent the week-end at Catalina, returning home on Monday.Mrs.Ritter and children returned with him after a two weeks' sojourn at that resort. Lewis and Albert Robison visited with their sister,Mrs.C.A.Porter at Fullerton over Wednesday night. Miss Betty Berkey spent Wednesday at Fullerton. Mr.M.F.Davis entertained with a Spanish luncheon Friday at noon.Old fashioned flowers made a pleasing table decoration.Covers were laid for the following guests.Mrs.F.E.Proud,and daughters,Miss Beatrice Proud and Mrs.Edgar Leuhm,and Mrs.N.M.Launer,Mrs.R.M.Phillips and Mrs.Davis. Mr.F.Horsley,a former spaper man of Anaheim was the dinner guest of the local Star man and wife,mr.mr.Mrs.A.V.Douglass.at their new home on First-st Wednesday evening. A food sale will be given by the committee of the library in hopes to "grass widow" today.She has been married thrice.Harold Perry Erskine,collided with a truck of the Federal Drilling Company at Lincoln avenue and the Stanton road.The auto was struck on the side and considerably damage.The name of the driver could not be obtained. BUENA PARK BUENA PARK, Aug. 4.(Spl.)—Mr.ad Mrs.Will Dunlap of Artésia were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.Jack Golden on Tuesday. Mr和 Mrs.Will Dunlap of Artésia were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.Jack Golden on Tuesday. C.E.Ritter spent the week-end at Catalina, returning home on Monday.Mrs.Ritter and children returned with him after a two weeks' sojourn at that resort. Lewis and Albert Robison visited with their sister,Mrs.C.A.Porter at Fullerton over Wednesday night。 Miss Betty Berkey spent Wednesday at Fullerton. Mr.M.F.Davis entertained with a Spanish luncheon Friday at noon.Old fashioned flowers made a pleasing table decoration.Covers were laid for the following guests.Mrs.F.E.Proud,and daughters,Miss Beatrice Proud and Mrs.Edgar Leuhm,and Mrs.N.M.Launer,Mrs.R.M.Phillips and Mrs.Davis. Mr.F.Horsley,a former spaper man of Anaheim was the dinner guest of the local Star man and wife,mr.mr.Mrs.A.V.Douglass.at their new home on First-st Wednesday evening. A food sale will be given by the committee of the library in hopes to "grass widow" today.She has been married thrice.Harold Perry Erskine,collided with a truck of the Federal Drilling Company at Lincoln avenue and the Stanton road.The auto was struck on the side and considerably damage.The name of the driver could not be obtained. BUENA PARK BUENA PARK, Aug. 4.(Spl.)—Mr.ad Mrs.Will Dunlap of Artésia were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.Jack Golden on Tuesday. Mr和 Mrs.Will Dunlap of Artésia were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.Jack Golden on Tuesday. C.E.Ritter spent the week-end at Catalina, returning home on Monday.Mrs.Ritter and children returned with him after a two weeks' sojourn at that resort. Lewis and Albert Robison visited with their sister,Mrs.C.A.Porter at Fullerton over Wednesday night。 Miss Betty Berkey spent Wednesday at Fullerton. Mr.M.F.Davis entertained with a Spanish luncheon Friday at noon.Old fashioned flowers made a pleasing table decoration.Covers were laid for the following guests.Mrs.F.E.P proud,and daughters,Miss Beatrice Proud and Mrs.Edgar Leuhm,and Mrs.N.M.Launer,Mrs.R.M.Phillips and Mrs.Davis. Mr.F.Horsley,a former spaper man of Anaheim was the dinner guest of the local Star man and wife,mr.mr.Mrs.A.V.Douglass.at their new home on First-st Wednesday evening. A food sale will be given by the committee of the library in hopes to "grass widow" today.She has been married thrice.Harold Perry Erskine,collided with a truck of the Federal Drilling Company at Lincoln avenue and the Stanton road.The auto was struck on the side and considerably damage.The name of the driver could not be obtained. BUENA PARK BUENA PARK, Aug. 4.(Spl.)—Mr.ad Mrs.Will Dunlap of Artésia were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.Jack Golden on Tuesday. Mr和 Mrs.Will Dunlap of Artésia were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.Jack Golden on Tuesday. C.E.Ritter spent the week-end at Catalina, returning home on Monday.Mrs.Ritter and children returned with him after a two weeks' sojourn at that resort. Lewis和阿尔伯特Robison visited with their sister,Mrs.C.A.Porter at Fullerton over Wednesday night。 Miss Betty Berkey spent Wednesday at Fullerton。 Mr.M.F.Davis entertained with a Spanish luncheon Friday at noon.Old fashioned flowers made a pleasing table decoration.Covers were laid for the following guests.Mrs.F.E.P proud,and daughters,Miss Beatrice Proud and Mrs.Edgar Leuhm,and Mrs.N.M.Launer,Mrs.R.M.Phillips和Ms.Davis。 Mr.F.Horsley,a former spaper man of Anaheim was the dinner guest of the local Star man和 wife,mr.mr.Mrs.A.V.Douglass.at their new home on First-st Wednesday evening。 A food sale will be given by the committee of the library in hopes to "grass widow" today.She has been married thrice.Harold Perry Erskine,collided with a truck of the Federal Drilling Company at Lincoln avenue and the Stanton road.The auto was struck on the side and considerably damage.The name of the driver could not be obtained。 LA HABRA, Aug. 4. (Spl.)—Mrs. M. Brockmiller of Los Angeles, is spending a week with her latest grandchild, the wee daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Foster, who arrived by story special the 13th of July. Mrs. Julia Updyke, of Los Angeles, who has been at the Foster home for a month was a Fullerton visitor Thursday at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Frank Coltrin. Mrs. Brayton Philbrook of Los Angeles was the guest of Mrs. R. M. Phillip Thursday at her parent's home on Central-ave. Mrs. Philbrook was formerly Miss Avis Coffey of Brea. Miss Aliza Lucid, of Ceres, Calif., is spending her vacation with her cousin, Mrs. N. M. Lanner. Miss Lucid will return to Turlock in time for the fall term of the high school evening. A food sale will be given by the committee of the library in hopes to raise money enough to defray the expenses of the library for the balance of the summer. In Oct. the state will take it over and maintain it. The library has been such a success that the people of La Habra are justly proud of their efforts toward establishing it. That Artistic Touch Brighten up your home. Everyone's temperament needs a change of colors and scenery. Give your home a new effect. The price is a small consideration in comparison to the pleasure you will derive from it. We have just added a line of Pictures; we are sure they will both charm and please you. We invite you to inspect our new complete line of Curtain materials. The Bluebird Shop DRAPERY AND DECORATING 323 East Center St.. Anaheim ADVERTISING MAN WAGERS SODA CLERK Everett Watt, proprietor of the fountain and lunch counter of Gibson's Drug Store has entered into a lively discussion with the advertising manager of the Plain Dealer and has placed a wager to back his opinion regarding the merits of advertising. He has bet a bait of candy that he could offer a coupon soda book containing twenty-five-cent coupons or a total value of $1.00 for the special price of 69c which would be good in trade for anything at the soda fountain and that a display advertisement would not result in bringing over 50 inquiries. Now the advertising manager knows Mr. Watt is absolutely wrong and quotes an instance where a certain advertiser using a small three line classified ad received 20 replies while not a single answer was checked from another Anaheim publication. So take advantage of this special sale Friday and Saturday and help the advertising manager score. FRENCH MAY SEIZE GERMAN MINES PARIS, Aug. 4. — France plans to invade Germany and siege and operate the coal and iron mines in the Ruhr basin if the Berlin government refuses to pay war debts and private claims. Inindustries now in the hands of Stinnes, Thyssen and Krupp, all multimillionaires, will be operated by France until all obligations are met. The French press, outlining Premier Poincree's plan of coercion, announced today. GARDEN GROVE GARDEN GROVE, Aug. 4. (Spl)—E. M. Darling, who for three years has been employed in the O. H. Anderson drug store here, has decided to engage in the same line of business here for himself, and with object in view he has secured a lease on the north half of the new business block soon to be erected by F. M. Reaf-snyder south of the Citizens Bank, where he will open up for business just as soon as the building is ready for occupancy. Mr. Darling will spare no expense or effort in making his place of business strictly up to date in every detail, including modern fixtures, etc. Mr. Darling has been a resident of Orange-co for the past 20 years. For eight years he conducted a drugstore at Huntington Beach, and for five years was prescription drugstores at the White Cross drug store in Santa Ana. "I had great faith in the future of Garden Grove when I came here a few years ago," said Mr. Darling. "I believed the place would grow rapidly, and soon take its place among the progressive towns of Orange-co, and it is gratifying to know that I was not mistaken in my judgment. The town has made rapid growth, but the immediate future promises even greater advancement." Mr. Darling has the esteem and respect of the entire community, and that he will be successful in his chosen line of business here, goes without saying. Mrs. Edith Shurtz returned last week from Boone, Iowa, where she went for the burial of her husband about two months ago. She has been spending the past week at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Watson. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Elliott and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Elliott spent Sunday at Long Beach. Mrs. Charleston and two daughters of Boone, Iowa, and Dr. Evelyn Peo and Mrs. Marlon Bree of Santa Ana, former friends from Iowa, will be week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Watson. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Oren of Long Beach were visitors at the home of Rev. and Mrs. B. Silkwood the first of the week. Mrs. Oren and Mr. Silkwood are cousins. Mrs. Lillie Hammontree and mother Mrs. Pelgree have moved into the F. L. Woodhouse home in the west part of town. Guy Mansperger and family arrived home Wednesday evening from a months' motor trip at various points of interest in Oregon. They report delightful trip, but are glad to be back home again. Mrs. C. Z. Wasson returned home from Los Angeles Monday where she recently submitted to an operation for the removal of her tonsils. Mrs. Belle LaLone arrived here Monday from Oklahoma, for a visit at the W. M. Morrill home, Mrs. LaLone is an aunt of Mr. Morrill. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. F.W.Mutze, Friday, July 28th. Emmett Smith and Mark Morrill motored to Perris Saturday, returning home Sunday. A. A. Schnitger and family and Frank Rogers and family returned home from Bishop the first of the week, where they enjoyed a two weeks vacation. Mrs. R. P. Valle and son, Robert, arrived here Tuesday from Santa Barbara for a weeks' visit at the home of the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Price. They expect to move to Los Angeles to make their home. Mrs. G. Root went to Santa Ana Wednesday where she will spend a few days with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Pollins, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Jack Snyder of Pasadena are enjoying an eight days' vacation near San Diego. Irvine German and family and Mrs. W. M. Adland are enjoying a weeks' outing at Balboa. H. T. Keele and family arrived here this week from Calipatria, to make their home. Mr. Keele has been engaged as instructor in manual training in the school here the coming year. E. M. Darling and family returned Sunday from a week's vacation spent at Camp Baldy. Miss Helen Hoenshel left Sunday for Asilomar, Monterery-co, to at- GARDEN GROVE GARDEN GROVE, Aug. 4. (Spl)—E. M. Darling, who for three years SUMMER CLEAR SHOE SALE Drastic Reductions Thr Orders have come forth from our Los Angeles office to cle also all odd lots and single pairs. We have followed this tire stock and not a Summer Shoe has been spared. Prices Have Been Sm And a Store Full of Wonderful Footwear at A A Thousand Pairs of Women's Canvas Low Shoes Low or high heels, in Oxford or Strap effects, many with hand-turned soles; all sizes in the lot $1.00 Mary Janes for Big or Little Girls Sizes 2 to 8, Infants' $1.48 Sizes 8½ to 2, Misses' $1.98 Sizes 2½ to 8, Women's $2.48 Men's Heavy Work Shoes A Big Table of Women's Brown or Black Kid Lace Boots Also many low shoes to select from. Your size may be here; if so, buy! Values formerly up to $8.00. Only $1.00 Over 300 Pairs of Infants' and Children's Slippers and Shoes In sizes up to 8, on sale for only $1.00 REMEMBER! THE HIGHEST PRICE YOU CAN PAY FOR Over 200 Men's Gun Me Style Shoes Women's Felt Padded S A chance to buy a pair at a very small price; grade felt; nicely padded soles; all sizes Little Girls Sizes 2 to 8, Infants' $1.48 Sizes 8½ to 2, Misses' $1.98 Sizes 2½ to 8, Women's $2.48 Men's Heavy Work Shoes Plump tan uppers, Munson last, an excellent shoe for wear. Tomorrow $2.48 Women's Smoked Horse Brown Trimmed Sport Oxford Made with good leather soles, all sizes. On Sale $2.98 Women's One or Two-Strap Slippers Or Julietts, with leather soles and soft kid uppers, all sizes $1.69 BOYS' SHOES 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 OTHER STORES—Los Angeles, San Pedro, Santa Ana, Pasadena, Long Beach, Outadio, Riverside, Wholesale House, Los Angeles. $1.00 Over 300 Pairs of Infants' and Children's Slippers and Shoes In sizes up to 8, on sale for only $1.00 REMEMBER! THE HIGHEST PRICE YOU CAN PAY FOR THE BEST SHOES IN OUR STORE For Men Is $4.85 The Newest Styles For Women Is $4.85 The Best Makes Men's Fine Dress Shoes or Oxford Of tan calf, Goodyear welted soles; all the new styles, only $3.98 Kafateria Shoe Store 109 W. Center St., Anaheim CALIFORNIA PAGE FIVE tend a ten day students' summer conference. Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Ogborn of Huntington Park spent Sunday at the home of the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. M. German. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Pollins and Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Knapp and little daughter are enjoying a vacation at Balboa. Mrs. K. S. Hendricks and Miss Elizabeth Miller were guests at a birthday dinner at the home of friends in Long Beach Sunday. S. F. Sloniker and family departed for Brea this week where Mr. Sloniker has accepted a position as manual training teacher, which position he filled here the past year. Ray Beardsley and family, accompanied by the former's father, E. Beardsley, are spending the week at Balboa. Mrs. W. H. Harper and Mrs. K. S. Hendricks attended a W. C. T. U. meeting at Anaheim Tuesday. Brunswick Brunswick Phonographs Are Best Made Plays Any Record Schmidt Music Store Over 3000 Brunswick Records in Stock 177 W. Center Phone 890 CLEARANCE SALE Ons Throughout Our Store Angeles office to clear our stocks of every Summer Shoe in our store; have followed this order to the letter—We have gone through our enten spared. Been Smashed to Pieces Powerful Footwear at Astounding Price Cuts Await You Over 200 Pairs Men's Gun Metal English Style Shoes ONE DOLLAR A PAIR Made of gunmetal calf in English style. Large sizes. Be sure and come early for this offer. Worth $4.00 a pair. On sale for $1.00 Women's Felt Slippers, Padded Soles A chance to buy a pair of Felt Slippers at a very small price; made of a good grade felt; nicely padded soles; all sizes 50c Children's and Misses' White Canvas Mary Janes and Strap Slippers Made of excellent quality white canvas, with good leather soles; all sizes to 2, formerly selling at considerable more, on sale now $1.00 Choice of Any White Canvas Black Trimmed Oxford for Women Low or high heel shoes, selling formerly to $3.48; on sale now, all sizes $1.98 Barefoot Sandals, Smoked Elk or Brown The kind that wears— Sizes 5 to 8 $1.39 Sizes 8½ to 11 $1.48 Women's Felt Slippers, Padded Soles A chance to buy a pair of Felt Slippers at a very small price; made of a good grade felt; nicely padded soles; all sizes $1.00 Women's Tennis Oxford of Black Canvas with rubber soles; all sizes, only $1.00 See the Big Table Full of Children's Fancy Top Dress Shoes that we have placed on sale for $1.48; button styles and sizes up to 8 $1.48 Men's Bike Style Shoes made of soft chrome tan leather; all sizes $2.25 Infants' Soft Sole Shoes all the fancy patterns, best made; all styles $69c Men's Sport Oxford made of smoked elk with brown leather middle; a splendid blue $3.98 Scuffer Oxford, Smoked Elk or Brown sizes 5 to 8 $1.39 sizes 8½ to 11 $1.48 sizes 11½ to 2 $1.69 women's Sizes $2.19 women's White Canvas Oxford and Strap jumps; low, military or urban heels $1.98 Shoe Store St., Anaheim Low or high heel shoes, selling formerly to $3.48; on sale now, all sizes $1.98 Barefoot Sandals, Smoked Elk or Brown The kind that wears—Sizes 5 to 8 $1.39 Sizes 8½ to 11 $1.48 Sizes 11½ to 2 $1.69 Women's Sizes $2.19 Skuffer Play Shoes Black calf button, brown lace, nature toes, brown elk and light colored elk skuffers, button or lace; shoes that will stand the strain— 5½ to 8 $1.98 8½ to 11 $2.25 11½ to 2 $2.48 Hundreds of Pairs—Dozens of Styles of fine low shoes for women in brown or black patio oxford or strap, low or ent or kid, high heels. A wonderful assortment. $2.98 $3.48 $3.77 REMEMBER! While the lots advertised are large, at these prices they will go fast, and first come, first served. The Fastest Growing Firm in California —THERE'S A REASON—