oc-plain-dealer 1922-10-05

News of Fullerton MERCHANTS FLOAT ON ARMISTICE DAY The Merchants' Division of the Fullerton Chamber of Commerce held a meeting last night, and voted to put a float into the Armistice Day parade at Fullerton, November 11, and a committee was appointed to co-operate with the American Legion in arranging the celebration. The committee is composed of A. E. Stuelke, chairman; G. A. Raymer, Vic Elmers F. A. Nelson and A. F. Hinkle. An organization committee of three was also appointed composed of J. L. Haver, Wade Quarton and F. Slenderling. CO. LIBRARY CLUB TO MEET AND PICNIC The Orange-co Library Club is planning a meeting at the Fullerton library Saturday, the first meeting of this kind that the Fullerton librarians have been able to obtain. The program is to be given at the library, while here is to be a picnic luncheon at the city park at noon. The program is to include talks by Miss Jesle Harris of Whittier, recently from the Boston public library, who is to deliver an address on the work at that city library, and an address by Miss Druzilla Mackey of the Fullerton High school, who has charge of Americanization work in Fullerton, on how the library may co-operate in this work. There are expected to be about 25 people present. FULLERTON BRIEFSE Mr. and Mrs. P. A Smith left last night over the Santa Fe for Knoxville, Tenn. W. A. Fisher left today over the Santa Fe for Bartlesville Okla. He has been involved in various community activities. CITY GAINING IN S. ARMY QUOTA The Salvation Army campaign is on in full force in Fullerton today, committees from the various civic organizations making a thorough canvass of the city. No announcements as to figures have been made, but committeemen who were seen say that the drive is coming along fine. Almost every one approached is signing up for some amount Fullerton's quota is $1500. F. C. Chamberlin is in charge of the drive. EVERY MINOR MUST REGISTER, SAYS STATE That there is a great deal of trouble being experienced in getting people to understand that all children, both in school and out of school, between the ages of three and 18 years must register last year, was the essence of an announcement made this morning by C. A. Marcy, principal of the Fullerton grammar schools, Mr. Marcy said that registration will continue throughout this week, and the work is to continue tomorrow night from 7 until 9 o'clock to give all those who have to work a chance to register their children. Registration will also continue on Saturday, he said. Very few have registered to date. LOCAL ATHLETE RETURN TO STANFORD Glen (Tiny) Hartranft, son of Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Hartranft of Fullerton has again enrolled at Stanford and is in tip top shape for the football season. Young Hartranft played at guard last year but Coach Andy Kerr will work him out for the backfield or end. Hartranft is the national intercollegiate champion shot put and discus and also second man in the 100 yd dash. AMAL. FOWL NOW IN With Olive At Huntington it garned Oil Company is standing in the well was brought and is making the showing of any ww Beach. Drilled to 4 came in at 600 production started included to 1770 barrels The increase in most phenomenal brought in the cool Keck No. 29 is made wonder that is attention... Compleil well is producing The Holly Oil bringing a lot of faction to its own 4317 started out and has increased 1250 barrels. No success for the Hot Huntington Beach. Surprise will not be at the news of the drilling on the Moing Company's west south side of the lake started during the war was suspended when troleum Community in a dry hole at 4 of the Standard's S rel at 4430 seems to be revival of activity The work of the pany drilling a ww Athens on the Hill closely. Oil experi this district for tha consequently the pris is of great interest passed the 3400 foot have been no show either encourage or Drilling by the Oil Company a sub Beatty Oil company Hills is now at 427 shale showings are well is showing. At Buena Park company is close to found little indication FULLERTON BRIEFS Mr. and Mrs. P. A Smith left last night over the Santa Fe for Knoxville, Tenn. W. A. Fisher left today over the Santa Fe for Bartlesville Okla. He has been visiting friends in this vicinity. Harry Parks of Los Angeles underwent an operation today at the Fullerton hospital. With Ireland and Turkey in mind, one can't help wondering how patriotism functioned before matches were invented. LOCAL ATHLETE RETURN TO STANFORD Glen (Tiny) Hartranft, son of Mr. and Mrs. F.C. Hartranft of Fullerton has again enrolled at Stanford and is in tip top shape for the football season. Young Hartranft played at guard last year but Coach Andy Kerr will work him out for the backfield or end. Hartranft is the national intercollegiate champion shot put and discus and also second man in the 100 yd dash. SEEK NEW EVIDENCE NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J., Oct. 5. The grave of the Rev. Edward W. Hall was opened today in a search for evidence in the slaying of the pastor by the side of his pretty choir singer, Mrs. Eleanor Mills, whose body, with that of the minister, was found here Sept. 16. We cater to those capable of distinguishing the difference between good and inferior workmanship. Miller and Robins 205 NORTH LOS ANGELES ST. SIGNS PHONE: 362 No Arguments If Your Car is Equipped with GENERAL CORDS The tire that is going a long way to please 30 x 3½ Interchangeable Cord $13.00 SEARS TIRE CO. 304 W. Center St. Anaheim Phone: 741 It begins to appear construction will be painful process of unsailles treaty. Equity of the sex a man from being when he meets a woman more than he does. Correct this sentence," said that man to her; "I had hoped you us all winter." We Firmly Believe that if you would see one of the cars, we doll up with paint and a new top all for $100 you would want the duplicated on your car. You will find our service as pleas as our charge for the work. The Auto Paint and Top Shop South Lemon St. Opposite Yellow Bus AMAL. FOWLER NO. 4 NOW IN LIMELIGHT With Oil Operators At Huntington Beach the Amalgamated Oil Company's Fowler No. 4 is standing in the lime light. This well was brought in a month ago and is making the most wonderful showing of any well in Huntington Beach. Drilled to 4408 Fowler No. 4 came in at 600 barrels. The production started increasing and mounted to 1770 barrels in a week's time. The increase in production is the most phenomenal of any well ever brought by the southern field. Miles-Keck No. 29 is another Amalgamated wonder that is attracting its share of attention. Completed at 4213 this well is producing 1900 barrels. The Holly Oil Company's No. 3 is bringing a lot of pleasure and satisfaction to its owners. This well at 4317 started out at a 1000 barrels and has increased its production to 1250 barrels. No. 3 is the first real success for the Holly Oil Company at Huntington Beach. Surprise will no doubt be expressed at the news of the resumption of drilling on the Motor Oil and Refining Company's well located on the south side of the field. This well was started during the boom days, but was suspended when the General Petroleum Community No. 1 quite drilling a dry hole at 4300 feet. Success of the Standard's Surf 2 at 450 barrel at 4430 seems to be the cause of the revival of activity. The work of the Potter Oil company drilling a wild cat well at Athens on the Hill is being watched closely. Oil experts have "doped" this district for the next field and consequently the progress of the well is of great interest. Drilling has passed the 3400 foot mark and there have been no showings that would either encourage or condemn. Drilling by the National Security Oil Company a subsidiary of the Beatty Oil company in the Bixby Hills is now at 4275. The brown shale showings are the best that the well is showing. At Buena Park the Standard Oil company is close to 4700 feet and has found little indications of oil. It is STROUP-BARNES CO. MOVES ABOUT NOV. 1 The Stroup-Barnes Furniture Co. will have the most beautiful and modern furniture store in Orange-co, when they move into their new quarters in the Arnold Kraemer building on or about Nov. 1. They will have 20,000 square feet of floor space, including first and second floors and a mezzanine floor with an electric passenger elevator. The store has been fitted up especially for the selling of furniture, and the firm will stock it with an assortment of goods in keeping with the quality of the new quarters. Seven big plate glass windows on the second floor and a 40-foot frontage on the first will enable this pioneer furniture concern of Anaheim to display its goods as never before. The store also will be wonderfully lighted, with 100 or more floor plugs carrying the current to points where it is needed. Troughs of mirror lights will illuminate the windows. The floors will be of maple, the walls finely tinted in grey and ivory with South Sea mahogany trim, and modern built in offices will be installed. Much of the store will be carpeted. In the rear will be a completely fitted workshop and re-finishing department in charge of Hugo Schulz, who has been with the firm in this capacity for the past 10 years. The Stroup-Barnes Furniture Co. has been in Anaheim since February, 1912 at its present location on North Los Angeles-st. During this period Anaheimers have been given an enviable service and first class goods at the lowest possible prices. FOOTBALL GAME ON FULLERTON GRID The Fullerton high school first football team is scheduled to meet the Huntington Park high school team at the Fullerton athletic grounds tomorrow. closely. Oil experts have "doped" this district for the next field and consequently the progress of the well is of great interest. Drilling has passed the 3400 foot mark and there have been no showings that would either encourage or condemn. Drilling by the National Security Oil Company a subsidiary of the Beatty Oil company in the Bixby Hills is now at 4275. The brown shale showings are the best that the well is showing. At Buena Park the Standard Oil company is close to 4700 feet and has found little indications of oil. It is now practically conceded that Buena Park will not get on the oil map of Southern California. In the Puente Hills the Chino-Corona Oil company failed to get a complete shut off on the water in the combination oil and water string set at 4220 and some re-cementing will be necessary before a true test can be made. The ballings showed gas in quantity. The Redondo field gave some new production when two of the Chansler-Canfield wells came in. Redondo No.1 at 3186 started off at 200 barrels. Torrance Community No.1 successfully plugged off bottom water at 4382 and started off with an initial production of 225 barrels. While neither of the wells are big it is believed they will increase their production and do better as they clean up and get underway. The St. Helen's Petroleum San Jose Hills well Garnier No.1 started a little excitement at 2385 when it broke lose with a heavy artesian water flow. Water is flowing from the well in great volume and under high pressure. With the drilling out of the cement in the Seal Beach Oil Company's No.1 renewed interest is promised in the field. Seal Beach Oil Company No.1 has been standing cemented for a month at 3200 feet. Showings prior to cementing warrant the protection of a run for the investment. A historian says the "Star Span gled Banner" was written 108 years ago. You'd thank that in 108 years more people would have learned the second verse. Foreignerz who come to this country think the second stanza of our national song is, "Ah, ah-ah, ah, ah, ah, ah-ah." And that we whistle the third verse. It begins to appear that world reconstruction will be just a slow and painful process of undoing the Versailles treaty. Equity of the sexes doesn't keep a man from being very resentful when he meets a woman who knows more than he does. Correct this sentence: "I am sorry," said man to his wife's mother; "I had hoped you could stay with us all winter." It begins to appear that world re-construction will be just a slow and painful process of undoing the Versailles treaty. Equity of the sexes doesn't keep a man from being very resentful when he meets a woman who knows more than he does. Correct this sentence: "I am sorry," said that man to his wife's mother; "I had hoped you could stay with us all winter." her dance rhythm She says that she likes to cook because she can hum softly to herself while stirring her concoctions, and thus get the two-fold benefit of wholesome home-cooked food as well as excellent training in perfect rhythm. In this instance Miss Haig is putting her deft touch to a dish which her friends call CHICKEN A LA HAIG. Here is the recipe, for those who may be tempted to give their palate a treat under the direction of the noted dancer. "The chicken must first be cut up so that it will fit snugly in the kettle. Instead of putting water in the kettle to prevent the chicken from sticking to the bottom, I use vegetable fat generously, (one of the good things about vegetable fat is that you can use it generously, with good results both to your digestion and your chicken), and roast the chicken just like a pot roast. "Add salt, pepper, and onions (if you like them) and allow the chicken to roast slowly until it turns a rich brown. The most important part of the dish, to my taste at least, is the chicken gravy. This is prepared by mixing a cup of half milk and half water with a table-spoon of flour. Thorough stirring of the gravy in the kettle, after the chicken is removed, makes a thick tasty gravy. I suppose that I always stir my dishes longer than anyone else would, because I love the rhythmic swing, which I always accompany by the melody of my favorite song." We thought Americans were not vindictive, but there seems to be general delight in the fact that the former kaiser is to marry a young widow. 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 Night Driver—"Look at those lights! Those Westinghouse people sure did fix my battery—and it wasn't a Westinghouse either!" WESTINGHOUSE BATTERIES McGee Battery & Electric Service CALIFORNIA Theatre Anaheim Tonight Only ANOTHER DE LUXE VAUDEVILLE PROGRAM Kennedy & Mack Those Orpheum Blackface Riots HE RATHBURNS SAXOPHONE—WIZARDS HENRY'S PETS AN ORPHEUM FEATURE WARDELL BROS. GYMNASTIC MARVELS LORRAINE AND HAZEL THOSE NIFTY GIRLS ola Dana in "SHE LIKES 'EM ROUGH!" COMING TOMORROW SPECIAL EIGHT—PART FEATURE PROGRAM s Oliver Curwood's Valley of Gent Men" SPECIAL FEATURE 6 Studio Maids 6 Motion Picture Beauties an Elaborate Act SPECIAL FEATURE 6 Studio Maids 6 Motion Picture Beauties an Elaborate Act. Special—Arabian Dance with Oriental Accompaniment NO RAISE IN PRICES Every adult attending Saturday Evening Shows will repularity contest ballot good for 100 votes. DAY NIGHT ONLY—CHILDREN UNDER 14 YEARS—10c SHOP MART LINE Anaheim women best there is in Millerick Shop, on recently added a Mission Kart ge of colors and Miss Warick, this particular depainstaking young tition is to please Brunswick PHONOGRAPHS AND RECORDS SCHMIDT MUSIC STORE Established 1914 Phone 890 177 W. Center St. First Popular Concert Friday Evening 8:30 P.M., October 6th ELK'S HALL Opal Bell Coloratura Soprano Anne Bertin and Louis Artau Pianists Arensky Suite For Two Pianos Adults 50c; Children 25c Plus War Tax On Sale at Danz Piano Company. ELK'S HALL Opal Bell Coloratura Soprano Anne Bertin and Louis Artau Pianists Arensky Suite For Two Planos Adulta 50c; Children 25c Plus War Tax On Sale at Danz Plano Company. Saturday Special! Every Adult Who Attends Either Saturday Evening Performance At The California Theatre Will Receive a Popularity Contest Ballot Good for 100 VOTES with every paid admission, Sat. Eve. Only! Here's the Special DeLuxe Program 1—ORGAN OVERTURE. 2—PICTORIAL NEWS EVENTS. 3—SPECIAL ARABIAN DANCE WITH ORIENTAL ACCOMPANIMENT. 4—"ROPING THE BLACK PANTHER" PATHE THRILL PICTURE. 5—"SKIPPER'S LAST RESORT", A WHIZ COMEDY. 6—SIX STUDIO MAIDS—6 MOTION PICTURE BEAUTIES, DIRECT FROM HOLLYWOOD IN AN ELABORATE STAGE ACT. 7—OLIVER CURWOOD'S—FEATURE SIPREME, "THE VALLEY OF SILENT MEN." SPECIAL: TO EVERY BOY OR GIRL UNDER 14—SATURDAY NIGHT ONLY ADMISSION 10c Plain Dealer Want Ads Will Bring Results