oc-plain-dealer 1922-08-18

THE KID” WRITES HIS AUTOBIOGRAPHY Gosh! Jackie Coogan’s written all “bout himself: Yes Siree! And wrote it himself, too! Jackie has confessed he has written an autobiography of his life which takes him from the time he first met Charlie Chaplin until the day he completed work on his “Oliver Twist” production. In his own life story, “the kid” relates to meeting Paderewski, Sousa, Mme. Pavlowa, Carpentier, Babe Ruth, Jack Dempscy, Rex Beach, Mrs. Vanderbilt—and a host of others equally as popular and famous. Jackie did not tell us how long it took him to write this story, but he did tell us it is titled “Some Life” and when we think back over that brief but meteoric career Jackie Coogan has experienced, it must have been some life and Jackie’s story must be some story. Jackie appears in “Olivor Twist,” which has its world premier next Tuesday and Wednesday at the California Theatre. New Fall Hats at Cable Millinery, 216 W. Center-st. Popular prices. “HELL TO PAY WHEN WOMEN GET OFFICES” ZION CIFY, Ill., Aug. 18—“God Almighty made man the symbol of the church itself. Whenever a woman usurps the man’s place and wants to fulfill his duties, you will have hell to pay.” Wilbur Glenn Voliva, high priest of Zion, who also believes that the world is flat, that the devil smoked the first cigaret and the world will be destroyed before 1925, made that comment in an attack on women who seek political office. “If there is any place on God’s earth where a woman ought not to be, it is in the United States senate,” said Wilbur. “If I were a member of the senate and a woman were elected to it, I would resign and go home. God Almighty created the home and he ordained that man should be head of it. He never made a woman the head of any house.” NEW BURBANK PRODUCT SANTA ROSA, Aug. 18.—A new plum, prune and nectarine have been created by Luther Burbank, the plant wizard. Also new varieties of peaches, including one almost white in color. Watch and Jewelry repairing. Witman’s Sanitary Fruit Market Wholesale and Retail SPECIAL PRICES EVERY MORNING Out trucks make daily trips to and from the Los Angeles Markets. Before you buy come and see our store Look at our prices. WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY Bananas ...3 lbs. 25c FIRST SHOWN JACKIE’S It isn’t often that heim is accorded tinction of staging premier or first show motion picture, but he is going to happen day and Wednesday fornia Theatre present an in his super-“Oliver Twist.” Everyone has read from the pen of Everyone can read what a wonderful Jackie Coogan would screen. And to look at the array o port Jackie in this s There’s famous La “Frog” of “The Milk plays the part of Brockwell is “Nancy Siegmann is “Bill Theboal is “The Lionel Belmore is “Carl Stockdale is “Marcus is “Bumble so on dow nthe line actors set forth so vi and the picture. The California T ment is making man put across this wo big way, in fact, th be the biggest thing since the grand open fornia Theatre last Higgins and his sp has been engaged th and also Hazel St Orpheum stage star. This event is being to by motion picture over the world. Jackularity is boundless. is universally known players in the plot Therefore all eyes w on Anaheim next Tu neday. As a special treat who attends the T will receive free a Jackie Coogan. SOCIETY DIVI ON I Out trucks make daily trips to and from the Los Angeles Markets. Before you buy come and see our store Look at our prices. WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY Bananas ... 3 lbs. 25c Peaches, freestone ... 4 lbs. 25c Best Muscat Grapes ... lb. 10c Thompson Seedless Grapes ... 4 lbs. 25c Real Pears ... 3 lbs. 25c Cantaloupes ... Any Price TOMATOES ... 8 lbs. 25c HENDERSON WATERMELONS ON ICE Fancy Celery, large size ... 10c and 15c Lima Beans ... 4 lbs. 25c Radishes ... 2 bunches 5c EXTRA FANCY POTATOES ... 10 lbs. 25c You Can't Miss The Place 239 W. Center ... 116 E. Center With the Daley Stores Sam & Nick Laporto, Prop. Save the fruit. We have large supplies of the best utensils, such as jars, rubber glasses for the putting up of fruit and home preserving. FRUIT JARS Pts 75c, Qts. 91c SOCIETY DIVISION ATLANTA, Ga., A appendicitis, jealousy abuse that "knocked Mrs. Sarah Gillespie nished the basis for suit which she has millionaire Walter T. Asa G. Candler, the as a sequel to her hu claim against the su man? Candler claims it citis. Cylde Byfield, the it was jealousy. Mrs. Byfield holds of personal abuse. Suits aggregating been filed in the De here as a result of t ANCIENT FOSSILS CHICAGO, Aug. Iior of a fossil fish have died 400,000 was found to be int stone, by scientists museum here today. NATIONAL CEMETERY WASHINGTON Au national cemetery to would be created at near San Diego, in forward today by Swing of California. KING CUTS EX LONDON, Aug. 18 my household exp pounds annually", Knounced with pride Save the fruit. We have large supplies of the best utensils, such as jars, rubber glasses for the putting up of fruit and home preserving. FRUIT JARS Pts 75c, Qts. 91c ½ gallon $ Certo–Makes jelly making easy. Jar Rubbers—Daleys Red or Grey, 5 dozen Use Globe A-1 Flour—it assures Baking Success BRISQ—The Economical Shortening, in the One pound Sanitary Paper Package ..... 2 Daleys Seedless Raisins.....15 Oz. 15c Daleys Bread, white or brown, 2 for 15c Daleys Cookies, 8 kinds.....3 doz. 25c Daleys Corn, all you want.....10c Daleys Early June Peas.....2 for 25c Daleys Jellies 6 Oz.....2 for 25c Daleys Jams, 12 Oz.....25c Daleys Peanut Butter, lb....17c Wesson Oil, ...pts 27c, qts. 48c Packed in Handy Quarter Pound Daleys Fancy Creamery BUTTER Now ready in a fine, new carton, typifies the quality of the product with lowest prices consistent with highest utility will prevail. EGGS FRESH FROM DALEE COUNTRY STORE Everyone candled and guaranteed—they're the ideal summer food. We Sell and Recommend Newmarks Pure High Grade COFFEE, lb. 42 Two Rock Bottom Stores in Anaheim Now—We Deliver All Orders of $5.00 or Over East End Store—114 E. Center St. West End Store—239 W. Center St. FIRST SHOWING OF JACKIE'S NEWEST It isn't often that a city like Anaheim is accorded the unique distinction of staging a real world premier or first showing of a famous motion picture, but that is just what is going to happen here next Tuesday and Wednesday when the California Theatre presents Jackie Coogan in his super-feature picture, "Oliver Twist." Everyone has read "Oliver Twist" from the pen of Charles Dickens. Everyone can readily visualize just what a wonderful "Oliver Twist" Jackie Coogan would make upon the screen. And to top it all off, just look at the array of stars that support Jackie in this picture: There's famous Lon Chaney, noted "Frog" of "The Miracle Man," who plays the part of "Fagan;" Gladys Brockwell is "Nancy Sykes;" George Siegmann is "Bill Sykes;" Eduard Theobalt is "The Artful Dodger;" Lionel Belmore is "Mr. Brownlow;" Carl Stockdale is "Monks;" James Marcus is "Bumble the Beadle," and so on down the line of famous characters set forth so vividly in the book and the picture. The California Theatre management is making mammoth efforts to put across this world premier in a big way, in fact, they expect it to be the biggest thing they have done since the grand opening of the California Theatre last year. Charles Higgins and his splendid orchestra has been engaged for this picture, and also Hazel Stallard, famous Orpheum stage star. This event is being oloked forward to by motion picture interests all over the world. Jackie Coogan's popularity is boundless. "Oliver Twist" is universally known. The other players in the picture are famous. Therefore all eyes will be centered on Anaheim next Tuesday and Wednesday. As a special treat every boy or girl who attends the Tuesday matinee will receive free a fine picture of Jackie Coogan. SOCIETY DIVIDED ON LOVE SUIT BUENA PARK, Aug. 18. (Spl.)—Harry Johnson, Osgar Glennwinkel, Tom and Ted Neison formed a fishing party at Newport Beach Wednesday evening. Rev. T. J. Brown, former pastor of the Congregational church will preach here next Sunday morning in Mr. Hilgenfeld's absence. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hall of Los Angeles called on Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Follis and family Wednesday evening. Mrs. Irene Couts and children are spending a week with relatives in San Pedro. A. Luckbeman was a Los Angeles visitor on Wednesday. Esther Hartman returned Thursday after a week's visit with her grandmother, Mrs. Shillings of Pasadena. Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Bacon and daughter, Mildred, were shopping in Anaheim on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Van Loenen and family of Whitaker-ave are camping at Huntington Beach for two weeks. The funeral services for Mrs. Amplia Ryman were held in the Salem Evangelical church on Thursday at 2 o'clock. Rev. Doescher, the pastor, preached the sermon. Lester Schofield was an Anaheim visitor on Wednesday. P. H. Luzier of Placentia called on Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Follis Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Schofield and Florence and Leaster Schofield visited with Mr. Schofield's parents in Long Beach Tuesday. Miss Virginia Coffman who has been visiting her cousin, Miss Elizabeth Berkey has returned to her home in Rivera. Miss Berkey accompanied Miss Coffman home and is spending a week with her. S. F. Hilgenfeld motored to Los Angeles on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Follis and Mr., and Mrs. C. W. Middleton motored to Los Angeles, Tuesday evening. Chas. Girvin with Frank Gilstrap of the Standard Oil pump station, Thomas Echols and Chas. Fallert of Fullerton have returned from a two weeks' fishing and hunting trip through the Sierra Nevada mountains. They drove 1500 miles and report a fine record well upon signal hill top With the Oil Operators To the Bartholomae Oil Syndicate a new concern that entered the Long Beach field a few months ago goes the honor of bringing in the biggest well ever brought in on the top of the Hill at Long Beach. The big Bartholomae Syndicate well broke all predictions and outstripped anything on top of the Hill by coming in a 2200-barrel well. Neighoring wells drilled all around this record producer stopped at 3100 and 3200 Bartholomae went on to 3385 and passed thru 9 feet of heavily saturated oil sand that is believed to be responsible for the big production. The big well cut in on the upper sands also and in all is drawing on about 700 feet of oil sand. The 9 feet of sand found in the bottom of the hole was so heavily saturated with oil that it was black. The first well of this young company assures its success, and plans are underway for the drilling of a second well soon. Cal-Mex Oil and Refining company is now listed as a producing company at Long Beach. This company battled with drilling troubles, had the water trouble a company can have, financed its project under great difficulties, conquered them all and has a nice producer as a reward.The well is flowing easily and quietly and will probably increase its production as it gets underway and established.The Orange County Drilling company is credited with bringing in the well and Vern Dumas the pioneer of the west side is credited with doing the heavy work, the financing and the holding of the company together until success dawned. The Oceanic Oil Company is another company that has struggled against heavy odds, battled against all the things the oil operator has to battle and waited long and patiently for success to fall.Oceanic 2 at 3268 struck a nice sample of the "pay streag," and stopped drilling to set a string of ten inch casing. Indications point to this outpost well being a good one, and a credit to the McKeon Bros. who have worked while others slept to make Oceanic a success.Ed Herricks the Long Beach plun- SOCIETY DIVIDED ON LOVE SUIT ATLANTA, Ga., Aug. 17.—War II appendicitis, jealousy or personal abuse that "knocked out" beautiful Mrs. Sarah Gillespie Byfield and furnished the basis for the $100,000 suit which she has filed against millionaire Walter T. Candler, son of Asa G. Candler, the Coco Cola king, as a sequel to her husband's $25,000 claim against the same rich sportsman? Candler claims it was appendicitis. Cylle Byfield, the husband thought it was jealousy. Mrs. Byfield holds to the theory of personal abuse. Suits aggregating $145,000 have been filed in the De Kalb-co. courts here as a result of the affair. ANCIENT FOSSIL FOUND CHICAGO, Aug. 17.—The Interior of a fossil fish, estimated to have died 400,000,000 years ago, was found to be intact, encased in stone, by scientists of the Field museum here today. NATIONAL CEMETERY BILL WASHINGTON Aug. 18.—A large national cemetery to serve the West would be created at Fort Rosecrans, near San Diego, in a bill brought forward today by Representative Swing of California. KING CUTS EXPENSES LONDON, Aug. 18.—"I have cut my household expenses 50,000 pounds annually", King George announced with pride today. RICHFIELD WELL IN AFTER THREE YEARS With the Oil Operators Richfield came in for its share of the oil excitement this week with the final completion of the famous Richfield-Yorba Oil Co. No. 1. Neal Anderson took this well over after the Richfield Yorba Oil Co. had worked on it for almost three years and made a 200 barrel well. The trick was done by getting the old hole cleaned of pipe and junk and going ahead 13 feet, making the completion depth 3460. The Standard Oil Company was rewared with an 90 barrel well for drilling Kraemer 2-17A to a depth of 4493 feet. Kellogg No. 2 deep test well drilled to 5660 is on a test pumping some muddy water. Deep drilling at Richfield got another jolt when the Union Oil Company's Chapman No. 5 drilled to 4327 came in last week a 68 bbl well. Drilling at Buena Park by the Standard Oil Company has reached close to 4200 feet. The outlook has not changed very materially for the better, despite the insistent reports that the Standard has an oil well. Similar to all the wild cat projects undertaken by the S. O. Co. the Buena Park well be carried to a satisfactory deep test hole. WEDDING LICENSE A wedding license has been issued The Oceanic Oil Company is another company that has struggled against heavy odds, battled against all the things the oil operator has to battle and waited long and patiently for success to fall. Oceanic 2 at 3268 struck a nice sample of the "pay streag," and stopped drilling to set a string of ten inch casing. Indications point to this outpost being a good one, and a credit to the McKeon Bros. who have worked well others slept to make Oceanic a success. Ed Herricks the Long Beach plunger in oil has adopted Rockefeller's maxim "Keep ahead of the drill" and gone out west a mile from present production and located a well adjoining the Flood Control. The rig for this well is up and drilling is understood to be started at an early date. The Petroleum Midway has resumed work on the Fields discovery well and will try out a series of water tests to locate a small amount of water that has menaced the well since it came in a 450 barrel well six weeks ago. Originally drilled to 3354 this well made a splendid showing and let the operators in on a few secrets in a new section of the Long Beach field that seems to have some wonderful possibilities. That portion of the field near the Shell Company's first producer at Long Beach, the Alamitos lease has proven that a little deeper is an oil sand capable of producing 100 barrels well. Alamitos No. 2 drilled to 3625 started off at 984 barrels. The success of the Shell will undoubtedly mean the deepening of the discovery well (the Crest Oil Co's wells, the Ramsey City well and others in this vicinity). In addition to the bringing back of the Alamitos No. 2 the Shell Company added 3100 barrels of new production to the field by bringing in Dobyns No. 2 at 3318 an 1900 barrel well, Martin 1-A at 3352 a 600 barrel well (and Pickler No. 3 at 3309 a 800 barrel producer). The United Oil Company did a nice piece of work on Haas No. 1 by bringing ot back a 2200 barrel well. This well was completed a few weeks ago a 2000 barrel well, 3285 deep, developed water and had to be "killed" The well is back making 28 gravity oil, 2200 barrels of it, and the production is clean. The Standard Oil Company is making preparations to abandon three wells in the Long Beach field. Bixby No. 2 the deepest of the trio went down to 5610 and failed to find anything that looked like oil. Long Beac Savings & Trust No. 1 stopped drilling at 5166 and looked like there was no chance for getting anything. Sylvester No. 1 went 4930 feet without encountering a showing. The persons from whom the Standard leased these properties should have no kick coming, as the Standard Oil Company did not quit or even think of quitting until every sign and chance for oil had been exhausted. Ball Mason By the Do z ½ gallon $en 30c 25c WEDDING LICENSE A wedding license has been issued to Miss Clara Nau and Mr. Clifford Bergon of Wilmington. Although they are giving no information as to the date of the wedding, their many friends have heard from Dame Rumor that it will be next week. Miss Nau is one of Anaheim's most popular young ladies and the announcement of her wedding will be received with pleasure. Baldwin Refrigerators save Ice. Stroup-Barnes Furniture Co Eat lots of fruit and vegetables, they are good for what ails you. Edmiston’s Grocery We Deliver Tel. 219 FACULTY ENLARGED AT U. OF CALIF., S. B. LOS ANGELES, Aug. 18—In preparation for the expected influx of new students at the So. branch of the University of California, Aug. 29, a number of well trained and experienced educators have been added to the faculty. Director Ernest C. Moore declares he is particularly well pleased with these additions, some of whom come with national reputations. MELTON FUNERAL SATURDAY Funeral services for Mrs. Edmund Melton, of Yorba Linda, who passed away at the Anaheim Sanitarium yesterday, will be held at McAulay's Funeral parlor tomorrow at 10:30. Burial will be at El Monte cemetery, the Presbyterian minister of Placentia having charge of the services. SEALE SELL'S RESIDENCE J. E. Seale, Fullerton undertaker, has sold his residence at 410 W. Malvern to C. S. Henderson, also of Fullerton. Mr. Seale and his bride have only lived in the place about four months. The consideration is said to be about $7,000. REGISTERED DEMO; RUNS REPUBLICAN "Did you know that John Mellen, the man from Orange who is candidate for state assembly, is registered as a democrate?" queried a friend of E. H. Metcalf, Anaheim's candidate for the office. Well, he is. I heard about it and took the trouble to look it up at the county clerk's office. I think the people of republican Orange-co are entitled to know about it." Mellen is seeking the nomination at the primaries on both the democratic and republican tickets. LIKE DAYS OF '49 LOS ANGELES, Aug. 18.—Reminiscences of the days of the wild and woolly West were recalled to scores of late diners at two downtown cafes early today, when a gang of seven youths drew revolvers and forced employees of the establishment to dance among the tables accompanied by the staccato report of exploding bullets. Chaffees WHERE CASH BEATS CREDIT Honey No. 1 Comb Honey 25c and 30c Lard Compound 2 for 25c Pure Lard 15c Dairgold Milk 3 for 25c Hominy Hoosier Bell 2½ size 2 tin Sardines King George Imported Small Postosties and Corn Flakes 3 for 25c 10c Shreded Wheat Honey No. 1 Comb Honey 25c and 30c Lard Compound 2 for 25c Pure Lard 15c Dairgold Milk 3 for 25c Hominy Hoosier Bell 2½ size 2 tin 25c Sardines King George Imported Small 3 tins 25c Poststies and Corn Flakes 3 for 25c 10c Shreded Wheat 10c Green Lima Beans 6 lbs. for 25c Fancy Bell Peppers 10c lb. Fancy Alberta Peaches 35 lbs. to Box 95c Per Box 7 lbs. for 25c Anaheim SPECIALS FOR SATURADY PURITAN SKINNED HAMS At Wholesale Price Half or Whole, lb. ... 34c Many other Specials on Fancy Meats Schneider's Market Opposite Fairyland Theatre 131 W. Center We Deliver Phone 20 Schneider's Market Opposite Fairyland Theatre 131 W. 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