oc-plain-dealer 1922-09-14

K. OF C’s. ORGANIZE TWO SCOUT TROOPS Anaheim council, Knights of Columbus, this week is completing the organization of two new troops, which will include the boys of the Catholic Orphanage and many others. Mr. T. F. Shea, who has for the past year been actively connected with the Fremont School troop, will act as Scoutmaster for one of the new troops, while Paul Neja of Nenno & Bock will have charge of the other troop. Much interest is being shown by the troops all over the county in preparing exhibits for the Scout Rodeo which will be Scouting's part in the Orange County Fair. Scouts, scoutmasters, and troop committeemen are all planning attractive and instructive Scout exhibits. When Troop No. 42 of Los Angeles were stranded by motor trouble upon returning from a week-end camp at Balboa Pallisades, Scoutmasters Clyde E. Ritter and John E. McKim, both residents of Buena Park, volunteered their machines. THEATRES Mary Miles Minter is seen today at the California in "Tillie," a Paramount success. This is also vaudeville day at the California. Johnny Singer and his dancing dolls are direct from Los Angeles Orpheum. COME ON MINNESOTANS Minnesota are among the most loyal to the memory of the old home state and their nicic reunions are jolly affairs. The next will be held in Sycamore Grove Park, Los Angeles, all day, Saturday, Sept. 23rd. Remember the date. There will be county registers and headquarters, slik souvenir badges, coffee and popular program of songs and addresses. Value of the country's crops this year is estimated at more than $12,000,000,000. and carried the boys on to their homes. SANTA FE GRAND LIGHT OIL With Oil Operator Santa Fe Springs has greatest field in the western oil production. The day this new and famous fish barrels, and the gravity from 23 to as high as 32 Santa Fe Springs mean with the present price of come in not less than and many of them go over oil is not uncommon Springs field. Producer will yield more on the than any field in the state J. Miley started the weeders with a 2400 bar the Pacific Petroleum Eagle property. Eagle pleted at 5810 feet is pr gravity oil. The Ferdon-Verpilat Oil Syndicate is scheduled the next Santa Fe Spring company. It is the into drilling at 3900 feet and on production. A sun shut off at 3684 in 8% litited the rapid progress made. Drilling on Hamilton passed the 4700 foot getting any very promise. It is the intention to the drilling until sometime The hole is still 15½ arried to 6000 feet unless trouble should develop. Is being done by the McCo., and marks a new work. The cutting of hole down 4700 feet plishment worthy of no mendation, Rumor has showing at 2500 to 3 passed up. The Standard Oil Co start a second deep well the Brownrigg-Kollar p Our Official Headlight Adjusting Station Equipment Has Arrived After Much Delay Come in and let us adjust your headlights as we can assure you of honest treatment and a square deal. By the oldest automobile electrical house in Anaheim. Established 1912 Willard Anaheim Ignition Depot Willard Service Station 218 S. Los Angeles St. Anaheim Phone 489 Three brakes on many cars ~ and one is always set As much as 20% of the power at the rear or driving wheels of the automobile may be lost through the use of an incorrect oil. Too heavy an oil, or one lacking in certain qualities, acts as a brake on the car. The ideal oil is the thinnest oil which will keep the bearing parts separated, and at the same time offer itself the least friction. and one is always set As much as 20% of the power at the rear or driving wheels of the automobile may be lost through the use of an incorrect oil. Too heavy an oil, or one lacking in certain qualities, acts as a brake on the car. The ideal oil is the thinnest oil which will keep the bearing parts separated, and at the same time offer in itself the least frictional resistance to the engine power going to the driving wheels. This oil, providing it has "oiliness," stability and purity, will give perfect lubrication and permit the development of the maximum power, speed and gasoline mileage of the car. Zerolene fills all these requirements perfectly. The Ideal Oil All bearing clearances decrease under the heat of operation. Analysis of Zerolene shows that the differences in its body at the various engine temperatures, from cold to operating temperature, follow in close relation the decrease in bearing clearances. For this reason Zerolene oils have at all operating temperatures exactly the required body to splash and flow freely into the fast-moving, small-clearance bearings to provide an adequate film of lubricant. Because of this and its "oiliness," stability and purity, Zerolene gives perfect lubrication under all conditions of engine operation, and permits the development of the maximum power, speed and gasoline mileage of the car. Board of Rubrication Engineers STANDARD OIL COMPANY (California) more power & speed ~ less friction and wear ~ thru Correct Lubrication SANTA FE GREAT LIGHT OIL FIELD With Oil Operators Santa Fe Springs has become the greatest field in the west for light oil production. The daily output of this new and famous field is 40,000 barrels, and the gravity is running from 28 to as high as 32. A well at Santa Fe Springs means something with the present price of crude. Wells come in not less than 2000 barrels, and many of them go over 3000. Dollar oil is not uncommon in the Springs field. Producers at Santa Fe will yield more on the investment than any field in the state at the E. J. Miley started the week's big producers with a 2400 barrel well on the Pacific Petroleum Wardman Eagle property. Eagle No. 1 completed at 5810 feet is producing $2.5 gravity oil. The Ferdon-Verpilat Co-operative Oil Syndicate is scheduled to become the next Santa Fe Springs producing company. It is the intention to stop drilling at 3900 feet and put the well on production. A successful water shut off at 3684 in 8½ greatly facilitated the rapid progress the well has made. Drilling on Hamilton No. 4 has passed the 4700 foot mark without getting any very promising showings. It is the intention to proceed with the drilling until something is found. The hole is still 15½ and can be carried to 6000 feet unless mechanical trouble should develop. The drilling is being done by the McKen Drilling Co., and marks a new era in rotary work. The putting of a 1½ inch hole down 4700 feet is an accomplishment worthy of notice and commendation. Humor has it that a showing at 2500 to 3600 feet was passed up. The Standard Oil Co., is about to start a second deep well drilling on the Brownrigg-Kollar property. No. REFORMER APPROVES 'CHAW 'ER TOBACCER' HAMMOND, La.—Mrs. Thomas Forrest, reformer, is on the war-path again, seeking the scalps of some undeserving citizen who deal in cigarettes and other kindred evils. As a prominent W. C. T. U. member she threw a fright into Hammond business men last year when she undertook to agitate against the sale of cigarettes to minors. The W. C. T. U. backed her—for a time, Somehow or other, though, just at it seemed as if she were to see victory, the Union withdrew its support. Mrs. Forrest was defeated and, it is whispered, sale of cigarettes to minors continued. Mrs. Forrest learned her lesson. This year she has made a concession for the sake of the men. She continues to be opposed to cigarettes cornbone pipes, white mule and boot-leggers. But—she says it's all right for men to take a "chaw" of tobacco three times a day. Down there they say her idea is clever. WON'T PROSECUTE SWITZER I. L. Everitt of La Habra will not prosecute C. A. Switzer, whom he accused of passing worthless checks, one for $25.45, following the payment by Switzer of amounts alleged due. Payment of the sums was made today in Santa Ana. The checks were passed on April 29, 1920. Japan is one of the important sources of the world's coal supply. One of the noted wells of the field at 4762 continues to produce 450 barrels of 35 gravity oil. A second well even if it does have to go close to 4800 feet will son pay out producing 35 gravity oil. At 8510 the Whittier-Santa Fe Springs Syndicate brought in a 2500 barrel well. This new producer soon developed sand and the production was cut down to 1600 barrels. REALTORS MATURING CONVENTION PLANS Plans for the 18th Annual Convention of the California Real Estate Asso. at Santa Ana, Dec. 6, 7, 8, and 9, are maturing steadily, according to President C. C. Tatum of the State Association. Among the conferences planned will be board methods, multiple listing, real estate financing, knowing the soil, standard forms, country lands and colonization, home building and the realtor; the state magazine, renting and leasing, appraisals and salesmanship. The Orange-co. Realty Boards—Santa Ana, Anaheim, Fullerton and Orange—are cooperating on the big program. One of the features of the Convention will be a luncheon at Anaheim with the Anaheim Realtors as hosts. Then there will be an afternoon of dancing, boating and sightseeing at Balboa, Newport and Laguna Beaches. The Calif. Asso., of Realtors Secretaries, of which Leslie E., Burks is president, will hold its session at two breakfast conferences at St. Ann's Inn. John Wallace, general chairman of the convention, is at work on the big program. Financial support has been given to the committee by the Santa Ana city council, the Orange-co. Supervisors, and by local business interests. Plans are being made on a scale never before made for a real estate convention. Many boards are entering their speakers for the Home Town Conference to win the silver loving cup offered by Fred E. Reed of Oakland. The Monterey Peninsula Real Estate Board, winner of the attendance prize at the Oakland Convention has served notice on President Freeman H. Bloodgood of the Santa Ana Board and its members, led by President Benjamin F. Wright and Secretary Jack Beaumont, expect to come 100 percent strong again this year. The Sacramento Realtors Association, Will C. Wright, president, has begun its plans for inviting the convention in 1923. hole down 4760 feet is an accomplishment worthy of notice and commendation. Itumor has it that a showing at 2500 to 3600 feet was passed up. The Standard Oil Co., is about to start a second deep well drilling on the Brownrigg-Kollar property. No. Add these to your Victor Library These are all brand new Victor Records, just announced. We have them and will be glad to play them for you. There are many others equally worth hearing. Come in. 18924 SWANEE BLUEBIRD The Benson Orchestra Just Because You're You...10-in. price $75c 66079 CHANSON ARABE— Fritz Kreisler, Violinist...10-in. price $1.25 66080 WONDERFUL WORLD OF ROMANCE— John McCormick, Tenor Wood 10-in. price $1.25 87340 LEAD, KINDLIGHT— Schumann-Heink, Contraltro Wood 10-in. price $1.25 Weber's Book & Music Store 112 East Center St. NOW and THEN A message of opportunity OURAY CO. COLO., BACK IN UNION OURAY, Colo., Sept. 14. Ouray co was back "in the union" today, following its "secession," proclaimed by Gustave Adolph Bauer. When "King Gustave" posted a notice on the court house here advising all citizens that he had taken over the sovereignty of the leading metal raining county of the state, there was considerable excitement among the "subjects." Then the head of the "Free State" sent notices of the "secession" to Gov. Shoup, to the ambassador of Japan and the consuls of France and England. Recently the county court decided that Bauer was claiming too much land in the one-acre tract he owned near Ouray. So, to call the attention of foreign nations to the injustice he had been done, Bauer issued the procA lunacy commission took a hand in the affairs of the solfstyled "author of the world's league of nations." Gustave was adjudged insane and "exiled" to the state hospital at Pueblo. And Colorado's peaceful "civil war" was over with the "Union" victorious. Floors Laid, Scraped and Finished Machine Sanders Local Mgr. R. J. Ohlund 610 E. Chartres Anaheim Phone 776-W Building and Loan We represent the State Mutual Building and Loan Association. Money is ready for you at any time. Frank Tausch J. T. Lyon Realty Co. 111 N. Los Angeles St. Anaheim NOW and THEN A message of opportunity Published by H.J.Mallen Company YOUR BOOK Just for the Asking Here is a book that you will read with interest. From its pages you will learn how the UNION MORTGAGE COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA built up a successful business in a short space of time and how its opportunity is directly open to you. Here is a volume of financial facts, that you can't afford to pass up. Merely clip the coupon and mail it today. Mail Coupon To-Day IIIH. J. MALLEN & COMPANY, Inc., 501 SR Third Floor Merritt Building, Los Angeles, Cal. Phone Pico 6620. Please send me free, your book, "NOW and THEN—a Message of Opportunity. Name Address Business Address We represent the State Mutual Building and Loan Association. Money is ready for you at any time. Frank Tausch J. T. Lyon Realty Co. 111 N. Los Angeles St. Anaheim ER At Reduce These are Low Erie Cord have companies in the severest Los Angeles corporate quality and guarantee 10 No red tape in n ERIE CO 30x3½ Normal ... $49.99 30x3½ Oversize ... $49.99 32x3½ Oversize ... $49.99 G. B. D TIRES AN 211 N. Los Angeles St. TURING BEN PLANS Annual Connexia Real Estate, Dec. 6, 7, 8, steadily, according to C. Tatum of faces planned multiple listing, knowing arms, country home builded state maganing, appraisals CREWS NEAR VICTIMS AT THE ARGONAUT MINE, JACKSON, Cal., Sept. 13.—Jackson was tense today, believing that long expected hour when the rescue grews would penetrate the Argonaut mine shaft and bring out, maybe dead or maybe alive, the 47 miners imprisoned there more than two weeks, was at hand. PACKING HOUSE VISITORS The Misses Amanda Rothgargel and Ida Geil, both of Modera, were visitors yesterday at the packing house of the Anaheim Orange & Lemon Ass'n. BREA CANYON ROAD BEING COMPLETED? Teams are busy along the southern end of the unpaved section of road between the new Brea canyon road and Walnut station, according to reports brot here by motorists. A considerable section of roads has been plowed up, and preparations are understood to be under way on the part of the county engineer of Los Angeles county to connect up the Brea canyon road with the man highway between Los Angeles and Pomona. Homes at Guaranteed Prices "How much will I save by purchasing a Pacific Home?" This is a question often asked. Many purchasers report savings of from $200 to $1,500. But beyond the actual cash savings is the more important element—the security of having your home designed and the materials furnished by the largest home-building organization on the Coast. We are direct factory representatives of Pacific Ready-Cut Homes, Inc., and can give estimates for any size house desired, lath and-plaster construction. More than 18,000 Pacific Homes have been erected and we can show you many in this vicinity. Book of 100 Plans—$2c The above home has just been completed in Anaheim and already sold but may be inspected. Call and See H. L. BRISCO Local Representative Phone 584-J 117 E. Sycamore We are specializing in building insplensive 8, 4 and 5-room houses. We have a number of new plans on file which you should see. Let us show you how we can save you several hundred dollars and at the same time give you better material. FIVE WAYS The Pacific System SAVES you money. First—Colossal Buying Power Second—System in Cutting Third—Selling direct at Wholesale P.O. of 100 Plans—5¢ The above home has just been completed in Anaheim and already sold but may be inspected. Call and See H. L. BRISCO Local Representative Phone 584-J 117 E. Sycamore PACIFIC READY-CUT HOMES Inc. Official Train to G.A.R. National Encampment at DES MOINES, IOWA The Union Pacific has been selected as the route of the official train to G.A.R. National Encampment at Des Moines. Schedule as follows: Lv. Los Angeles, 4.00 P.M. Sep. 21 via U.P. Ar. Ogden 9.15 P.M. Sep. 22 via U.P. Consolidates at Ogden with Department Commander's Special Train, all of California's delegates will be on the same train from Ogden to Des Moines. Lv. Ogden 9.25 P.M. Sep. 22 via U.P. Ar. Des Moines 8.55 A.M. Sep. 24 via C.R.L & P. This train will be available to all members of G.A.R. and auxiliary organizations. It consists of Reclining Chair Cars, Tourist and Standard Sleepers, and Dining Car. FARES: To Des Moines and return.....$69.00 Tourist lower berth to Des Moines.....$11.25 Standard lower berth to Des Moines.....$21.38 RESERVATIONS SHOULD BE MADE AT ONCE UNION PACIFIC C. S. BROWN, G. A. 419 Bush Street Telephone 1877 Santa Ana, California UNION PACIFIC C. S. BROWN, G. A. 419 Bush Street Telephone 1877 Santa Ana, California ERIE CORDS At the New Low Prices Reduce Tire Cost Per Mile to the Minimum These are Lower Prices than Standard Brands have ever been offered. Erie Cord have consistently proved their long mileage and endurance qualities in the severest kind of service on passenger cars and trucks of many Los Angeles corporations. They Know Erie Cords are absolutely first quality and guaranteed for 10,000 MILES No red tape in making adjustments. We make them right here in Angeles St. ERIE CORD PRICES—NO WAR TAX l ... $12.00 31x4 Oversize ... $21.40 ze ... $13.50 32x4 Oversize ... $24.45 ze ... $18.65 33x4 Oversize ... $25.00 ze ... $25.75 B. DANIELS TIRES AND VULCANIZING Angeles St. Anaheim