oc-plain-dealer 1923-02-01

YOU CAN'T START ANY YOUNGER SANTA FE SPRINGS OVER 95,000-MARK (With G. Operators) Santa Fe Springs production has passed the 95,000 mark and is on a steady increase. Fortunately this new field is the most favored in that the recent price cut did not hit the high gravity production as hard as the lower grades. The average production of the field runs close to 32 gravel and this oil brings better than a dollar a barr.1. The feature of the springs field today is the fevish haste to get wells into the deep Meyer sand, get the big high gravity production and get as much as possible of it now. The Bell View Oil company is now a producer at the Springs. Just exactly a year ago this company spudded in and drilled what at that time was the fourth well in the field. The rapid progress of the Bell View was halted by a bad fishing job that compelled the loss of the hole. No.1-A was started about four months ago and completed late last week a 2000 barrel well. The Bell View's producer was completed at 3910 feet, and is making the usual 31 gravity oil. It is the intention of the Bell View Oil company to put a deep sand Meyer well on the Grohas 1-A property letting the first well take care of the Bell sand production. Approximately a 1000 acres is what the Elliott Petroleum Co. has proved up for the west side of the Santa Fe Springs field and relieved a lot of anxiety. At 4336 the Elliot stopped drilling, came back and set a string of 6-1-4 casing a water string at 4316. This well really only a few feet in the sand is flowing thru an 6-1-4 water string and making 800 barrels of oil that is running very close to 36 gravity. At the time the Elliott Petroleum Company started drilling, its location was regarded as of a rather wild cat nature and the drilling and development was watched with interest. It is believed the Elliott Core Drill is responsible for the well as there were GARDEN GROVE, Jan. 31—(SpL) Rev. and Mrs. S. W. Gage entertained the trustees of the Baptist church and their wives, at a turkey dinner Friday evening. Covers were laid for the following: Dr. and Mrs. C. C. Violett, Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Allen, Mr. and Mrs. A. Lair and daughter, Allene, Ernest Arrowsmith; Mrs. Ray Beardsley and Rev. Smith of Standish. After the dinner the guests were entertained with music. C.E. Newman spent Saturday at the home of his niece, Mrs. F. M. Shumway in Los Angeles. Mrs. J. N. DeVaul who has been confined to her bed for past two weeks is slowly improving. Mrs. A.J. Jorgenson is enjoying a visit from her mother Mrs Hannah Larson of Glendale, this week. Mrs.M.German is spending a few days with her sister Miss Constance Irvine, at Downey. Mrs.A.Johnson and daughter, Mrs.McKay of Long Beach spent Sunday at the M.L.Cramer home. Little Marjorie Whelchel who has been ill with pneumonia, is greatly improved. Mrs.Turner of El Modena has been spending several days at the C.C.Violet home this week. Wm.Adland and Mr. and Mrs.Irvine German and children were guests at the Noel Hinson home in Los Angeles Sunday. They were accompanied home by Mrs.Adland, who had been visiting relatives there for two weeks. Dr.Burns Chaffee and wife of Los Angeles visited over Sunday at the home of the former mother, Mrs.H.E.Chaffee. Mr. and Mrs.A.D.Benton visited with friends at Buena Park Sunday. Mrs.C.C.Violet attended a meeting of the Dalphine club in Los Angeles Thursday. A delightful lunch-on was enjoyed at the Ellite cafe followed by a splendid program at the Ebbell club. Mrs.E.Beardsley and son Loule attended the funeral of the formers K.K.K.H. NATION Fourteen Units and Congressmen ton court pender government office, the Ku klux klan revelations of N.the February issue national magazine Washington is in Klan. Declaring that aims to decrease legislatures in victories in these have made it so of this control; issuing orders o and racial, M.Bual evidence inidential letters telegrams and o al, some code, k methods of administration of out punishment formation. Mr.Hapgood deWitt County grand jury called Klan itself, was Klansmen and says Mr.Hapgood rendered was motion. It was an instance at As an organizer and Ku klux klan various charges vented the case before a judge known to the Klan before a judge v "Hundred Judge," writes M.a judge favorable "When there are other viola mitied by mask in the uniform o officers of that PROVED UP FOR THE WEST SIDE OF THE Santa Fe Springs field and relieved a lot of anxiety. At 4336 the Elliot stopped drilling, came back and set a string of 6-1-4 casing a water string at 4316. This well really only a few feet in the sand is flowing through an 6-1-4 water string and making 800 barrels of oil that is running very close to 56 6gravity. At the time the Elliott Petroleum Company started drilling, its location was regarded as of a rather wild nature and the drilling and development was watched with interest. It is believed the Elliott Core Drill is responsible for the well as there were no showings of any importance in the ditch as the drilling proceeded. The core revealed the sand. Geo. F. Getty was the Springs largest individual producer for the past week. Mr. Getty completed a 4000 barrel well at No. 5. Drilling his record well to 4610 and completing it in the Meyer sand at 33 gravity clean oil producer resulted. C. C. Julian will have something to show for his work at the Springs in a few days. Two wells No. 1 and No. 4 have set pipe preparatory to going into the deep sand. No. 1 set 6-1-4 at 4283, and No. 2 the 8-1-4 at 4460. Both wells looked good and there seems to be little doubt as to their making nice producers as soon as the cement plugs are drilled out and the sand pierced. Julian No. 2 is a steady and consistent producer at 1200 barrels. The Shaff-Noble Oil Syndicate failed to get a commercial producer in the Bell sand in its No. 1A at 3538 and will deepen. The Schaff-Noble well shows that in one part of the field at least the Bell sand has been pretty well exhausted. That the north line of the field is dipping sharply is revealed by the Standard Oil Company's Brownrigg-Kellar No. 2 has passed the 5050 mark and has not found the production indications that made No. 1 a nice well at 4762. Brownrigg-Kellar No. 2 is only a location away to the north and east, and if this had dipped 300 feet it would seem that the northline is practically fixed now. On the Matter property the Petroleum Midway brought in its first producer a 1300 barrel well. Matter 2-1 as it is designated shut off water with the 8-1-4 at 383. The cement was drilled out and the well started to flow. The well made such a nice showing that it was decided to allow the flow to continue. The well is flowing thru the tubing and is making 29 gravity oil. LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF AWARD OF CONTRACT In the Matter of Road District Improvement No. 17, Resolution of Intention No. 17. In conformity with law, and pursuant to an Order of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Orange State of California, Notice is Hereby Given, that said Board on the 30th day of January, 1923, awarded the contract for doing the company home by Mrs. Adlauu who had been visiting relatives there for two weeks. Dr. Burns Chaffee and wife of Los Angeles visited over Sunday at the home of the former's mother, Mrs. H. E. Chaffee. Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Benton visited with friends at Buena Park Sunday. Mrs. C. C. Violet attended a meeting of the Dalphine club in Los Angeles Thursday. A delightful lunchon was enjoyed at the Elite cafe followed by a splendid program at the Ebell club. Mrs. E. Beardsley and son Louie, attended the funeral of the formers uncle, in Pasadena Thursday. Miss Mollie Fossbaken of Los Angeles spent Tuesday with Mrs. F. H. Felberg. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon King and Mr. and Mrs. P. N. Larson attended the South Dakota picnic at Sycamore Grove, Los Angeles, Saturday. Mrs. H. G. Houghton and children of Santa Marie, were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Lee Sunday. Ray Beardsley returned yesterday from Fillmore spent several days on business. Mrs Homer Holtscraft of Santa Barbara has been visiting at the home of her aunt, Miss Carrie Kimball, who has been quite ill. Mr. and Mrs Walter Staley of Balboa was a visitor at the A.D.Benton home Saturday. Mrs. A.Meyer of Hollywood is here for a few weeks visit with her granddaughter, Mrs.A.G.DuBois. Mrs.F.B.Winters and son Donald of Los Angeles are spending the week at the P.M.German home. Harry Williams who recently arrived from Fresno, has accepted a position in the Huntington Beach oil fields. Mrs.Williams returned to Fresno last week preparatory to moving to Garden Grove. Mr. and Mrs.W.E.Lanier.Mrs.Soule Lanier and Rolly Lanier of CyPRESS were dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.A.G.DuBois, Friday evening. P.N.Larson and family and F.H.Felberg and family were dinner guests at Santa Fe Springs Wednesday evening. Miss Josie Brown of Long Beach spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs.L.Beardsley. Mr. and Mrs.V.C.Heard visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs.J.Hilton in Placentia Sunday. Jack Jengges and family, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.T.S.Carmack of Santa Ana, spent Sunday in Santa Monica canyon. Mr. and Mrs.Win.Rosser of Los Angeles were week-end guests at the home of Mrs.M.E.Saylor.Mrs.Rosser is a daughter of Mrs.Saylor. Miss Juanita Mallott of Los Angeles, passed the week-end at the home of Mr. and Mrs.W.B.Merchant.Miss Mallott is a sister of Mrs.Merchant. W.E.Smith of Standish.Rev.Mitchell.Rev.Ayers and Mr., and Mrs.Armstrong of Los Angeles were Sunday guests at the home of Rev.Mrs.S.W.Gage. Mrs.L.F.Farkey and Mrs.N.J.Dunliffe spent Saturday with the for LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF AWARD OF CONTRACT In the Matter of Road District Improvement No. 17, Resolution of Intention No. 17. In conformity with law, and pursuant to an Order of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Orange, State of California, Notice is hereby Given, that said Board on the 30th day of January, 1923, awarded the contract for doing the work ordered in the above entitled matter to the Griffith Company, a corporation at the price of Seventy-Seven Thousand Four Hundred Dollars ($77,400.00), the price named in their bid and they being the lowest responsible bidder for doing said work. Said work is described in the specifications on file herein and in the Resolution of Intention, in the above entitled matter, to which the attention of all persons interested therein is hereby called. By order of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Orange, State of California. J. M. BACKS, County Clerk and Clerk of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Orange, State of California. (SEAL) Publish. Feb. 1-2. Los Angeles Markets Butter ... 49 Fresh Extra ... 32 Case Counts ... 30 Pullers ... 28 Hens, under 3½ lbs., per lb... 24 Hens, colored, 4 lbs., and up each per lb... 28 Broilers, 1½ lbs., to 2 lbs., each 30 Fryers, 1½ to 2 lbs., each ... 30 Broilers, 1 to 2½ lbs., each ... 30 Roosters, soft bone, over 3 lbs. and up, per lb... 28 Ducklings, Pekkins, 3½ lbs., anu up, per lb... 26 Stags, per lb... 18 Old ducks, 3½ lbs., up, each lb. 20 Geese ... 20 Young tom turkeys, 13 lbs., and up, each per lb... 33 Young tom turkeys, dressed, 12 lbs. and up, each per lb... 38 Hen turkeys, 8 lbs., and up each per lb... 32 Mr. and Mrs. Win. Rosser of Los Angeles were week-end guests at the home of Mrs. M. E. Saylor. Mrs. Rosser is a daughter of Mrs. Saylor. Miss Juanita Mallott of Los Angeles passed the week-end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Merchant. Miss Mallott is a sister of Mrs. Merchant. W. E. Smith of Standish, Rev. Mitchell, Rev. Ayers and Mr. and Mrs. Armstrong of Los Angeles were Sunday guests at the home of Rex and Mrs. S. W. Gage. Mrs. L. F. Starkey and Mrs. N. J. Dundson spent Saturday with the former's daughter, Mrs. Fred Pope, at Talbert. Mrs. M. E. Saylor is enjoying a visit with her daughter in Los Angeles this week. Mrs. J. A. Bodenhamer has been quite ill at her home north of town this week. The Misses Jennie and Grace Hedstrom who have been visiting relatives in Chicago the past three months, returned home today. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Johnson and son Frank, and Mr. and Mrs. Claude Johnson of Santa Ana, were entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Holt, Sunday. The Orange County World Wide Guild will meet this evening at the Santa Monica canyon. CASEY THE COP YOUNGER TO BUY REAL ESTATE IN THE FAST GROWTH K. K. K. HONEYCOMBS NATIONAL CAPITOL Fourteen United States Senators and Congressmen, thirty Washington court pendants and numerous government officials are members of the Ku Klux Klan, according to the revelations of Norman Hapgood in the February issue of hearst's International magazine, explaining how Washington is honeycombed by the Klan. Declaring that the Ku Klux Klan aims to obstruct to courts, juries, legislatures and governors; that its victories in the November election have made it still more confident of this control; that it is already issuing orders on points religious and racial, Mr. Hapgood presents actual evidence in the form of confidential letters, secret messages, telegrams and other written material, some code, which describes Ku Klux methods of controlling the administration of Justice, or meteing out punishment, and of obtaining information. Mr. Hapgood cites an instance in DeWitt County, Texas, where the grand jury called to investigate the Klan itself, was composed of ten Klansmien and two other members says Mr. Hapgood, the report it rendered was more than an exoneration. It was a culogy. Another instance is at Asheville, N.C. where an organizer and Kleagle of a local Ku Klux Klan was indicated on various charges. His attorneys prevented the case from appearing before a judge known to be unfavorable to the Klan and brought it up before a judge who is a Klansman. "Hundred Per Cent American Judge," writes Mr. Hapgood, "means a judge favorable to the Klan." When there are acts of violence and other violations of law committed by masked men, frequently in the uniform of the Klan, the officers of that organization always INCOME PROPERTY Apartment house fully furnished and two store buildings, all rented, and paying 26% on price asked, which can be increased as the present rent is low. This is priced at $27,500 and we can make some terms. Good clear lots to trade for a home already completed. HARGROVE REALTY CO. 109 East Center Street Anaheim NEW TODAY FOR RENT—Unfurnished 4 rooms and bath, garage. 532 S. Los Angeles. FOR RENT—2-room furnished apartment. Adults only. 217 E. Broadway. FOR SALE—20 acres finest soil, $75 per acre. Owner P. O. Box 254, Anaheim. FOR RENT—Sleeping room for working man and garage. 217 N. Clementine. FOR SALE—Case tractor, ridger, furrower, disc spring tooth Larrow, A-1 condition. 602 S. Los Angeles street. Phone 691-J. Anaheim. FOR RENT—Unfurnished 4-room house. Inquire 108 N. Los Angeles. FOR RENT—Office in Wilson-Bever Bidg. 148 W. Center-st. Phone 399-R. FOR SALE—2 fresh cows. Phone Anaheim 100R1. WANTED—Young men with sales ability. Excellent opportunity for advancement. Write stating age, description, experience, education, etc., Address Box T, care Plain Dealer. FOR SALE—At market price, 6 young pigs, weight 75 to 100 lbs. NEW TODAY FOR SALE—1920 Dodge touring fine mechanical condition, good top and finish. Also 1922 Rickenbacker demonstrator at substantial reduction. Phone 256, H. O. Stanton, 129 N. Lemon-st. FOR SALE—3 goats one fresh soon, 2rd house south of Ball-rd on Garden Grove-rd. Albert Peter. FOR RENT—2-room furnished apartment. 218 S. Clementine-st. FOR RENT FOR RENT—Feb. 1st, nicely furnished front room with bath. Separate entrance, Close in. 125 N. Olive street. FOR RENT—Room suitable for retail store. Phone 227 or call at 1106 Lincoln. FOR RENT—4 room unfurnished house and garage. Call at 227 N. Clementine. FOR RENT—Unfurnished 4 rooms and bath. Call 327 S. Kroeger or phone 704-J. POULTRY FOR SALE—Baby chicks, First hatch, Jan. 26th. E. M. Chalmers. instance is at Asheville, N.C., where an organizer and Kleagle of a local Ku Klux Klan was indicated on various charges. His attorneys prevented the case from appearing before a judge known to be unfavorable to the Klan and brought it up before a judge who is a Klansman. "Hundred Per Cent American Judge," writes Mr. Hapgood, "means a judge favorable to the Klan." "When there are acts of violence and other violations of law committed by masked men, frequently in the uniform of the Klan, the officers of that organization always say that these crimes were not committed by that organization," says Mr. Hapgood. "What really happens is that a few chosen men act, the Klan as a whole having no details." A system of spies who watch the mails and telegraph communications, provides much of the Klan's inside information. There are many Klansmen in the Post Office department throughout the United States as well as in Washington. Some time ago, there were sixty-five in the Post Office Portland, Oregon. The postmaster reported the situation to the Postmaster General. There have been numerous complaints against the members of the Klan in the Post Office to the effect that they were tampering with the mail of citizens who were not Klansmen. In October, a Klan was formed in Washington, which it is claimed, now means thirty well known newspapers. Fourteen United States senators and representatives, high officers of the army and navy and other officials of national reputation. But inasmuch as there was little attempt at secrecy in forming this branch, Mr. Hapgood ventures the opinion that this effort is possibly not as serious as the more secret ones. Imperial Klalliff Clarke, he declares, claims to have a Klansman in the United Secret Secret Service at Washington, D.C., who keeps him advised whenever that branch of the Federal Government does anything with the Ku Klux Klan. Among the letters presented by Mr. Hapgood to substantiate his statements is one which contains the Klan injunction to "destroy this letter by fire." Others contain Klan formula and code words such as 'itsub' which means 'In the Sacred and Unfailing Bond' and AKAI, to denote 'I Am A Klansman.' It Pays to Advertise In the Orange County Plain Dealer. Baptist Bungalow. The local members will serve a banquet for visitors at six o'clock. Miss Edna Beardsley will be the toastmaster. After the banquet a splendid program consisting of music, readings and a short play will be rendered. Miss Converse, a missionary for thirty-two years in Japan, will give a talk. FOR RENT—Office in Wilson-Beverly Bldg. 148 W. Center-st. Phone 399-R. FOR SALE—2 fresh cows. Phone Anaheim 100R1. WANTED—Young men with sales ability. Excellent opportunity for advancement. Write stating age, description, experience, education, etc. Address Box T, care Plain Dealer. FOR SALE—At market price, 6 young pigs, weight 75 to 100 lbs. each, in good condition. See C.W. Peters at Hansen Station or phone 779J3. FOR SALE—One dozen young R.I. Red hens. Phone 747R2. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—Team ranch mules and harness, also horse for cow or what have you? A. Davignon at Richfield. FOR SALE—143 acres finest citrus land under Henshaw dam, 9 miles from the ocean, finest climate in California, $100 per acre, terms, or will subdivide in small tracts. This land can be taken in water district now. Owner, P.O. Box 254 Anaheim. FOR SALE—47 acres good 6-room house, lots of trees, fine soil, $100 per acre. Terms: Might take some trade. Owner, P.O. Box 254 Anaheim. FOR SALE—25 h.p. Western gas engine. Good condition. Reasonable H.H.Knowlton.E.Santa AnnaPhone 424J4. FOR SALE—New Console Model Edison phonograph at a substantial reduction. Apt. 26, Colonial Apts., Anaheim. FOR SALE 1st class 5-room bungalow, close to High school, $2000 will handle, cosy, beautiful home. One-half acre with 5-room house, fruit trees, garden, garage, in city limits. $6250. Terms. 50 ft. front lot just off Broadway, 5 minutes walk from High School, $1800. Terms. BIGELOW 105 Emily Street GET IN OUT OF THE RAIN BUY A HOME If you are renting you can't tell when you'll have to get out. Your one best bet then is to put the few dollars you have saved into a home of your own, or even get a start by buying a good lot. We have both on very easy terms. And remember, honesty is our policy. C.B.BERGER CO. REALTORS ANAHEIM CAL Ground Floor First National Bank Bldg. FOR RENT—Room suitable for retail store. Phone 227 or call at 1106 Lincoln. FOR RENT—4 room unfurnished house and garage. Call at 227 N.Clementine. FOR RENT—Unfurnished 4 rooms and bath. Call 327 S.Kroeger or phone 704-J. POULTRY FOR SALE—Baby chicks. First hatch, Jan. 26th. E.M. Chalmers. FOR SALE—White Leghorn hatching eggs. A.L.Wolfert, one block west Cypress garage. Cypress. WANTED—To buy POULTRY for cash. Will call for it. Phone E.W.Pohlmann, 7-R-2; address R.F.D.2 INCUBATORS AND BROODERS We carry a complete nine of incubators and brooders both oil and electric, new and some second hand. Come in and see the New Reliable Brooders. If it is for chickens we have it. ORANGE COUNTY HATCHERY 321 East Fourth Santa Ana BABY CHICKS When you buy chicks from us you know what you are getting because we hatch only from purebred flocks that have been closely called for both standard qualities and egg production; that are housed and fed for breeding purposes, and that are free from lice and mites; thus you are going to get real vitality and will raise a larger per cent of chicks that will produce the eggs. Come in and talk it over and put your orders in now for any future date. ORANGE COUNTY HATCHERY 321 E.Fourth Santa Ana Professional Cards Telephone 554 X-Ray Diagnosis DR.W.L.SPATES Dentist Suite 211-12 Kraener Building Anaheim Calif. FRANKLIN KERR M.D.and D.O. HOMEAPATHIC MEDICINE and ELECTRO THERAPY Price Bldg 1 to 5 and 7 to 8 P.M.Garden Grove Phone 113 Emergency calls answered at any hr. DR.C.S.OTOOLE Physician & Surgeon Phone: Residence 546 Office 569 Johnston-Wicket Clinic Save Money Used Cars FORDS, CHEVROLETS, BUICKS, HUPS, DODGES, NASH, SAXONS, MITCHELL, OVERLANDS, MANY OTHER'S. Terms of course. Small down payment. GUARANTEED TO BE EXACTLY AS REPRESENTED. HOW'S THAT? USED SAVE MONEY USED CARS ON OUR GOOD CARS Don't go shopping for an automobile—Come in and look at these. ANAHEIM AUTO CO. 128 SO. LOS ANGELES ST. ANAHEIM DR. C. S. O'TOOLE Physician & Surgeon Phone: Residence 546 Office 569 Johnston-Wicket Clinic: Clinic Building, Anheim Dr. H. A. Johnston Dr. W. H. Wickett Dr. H. D. Newkirk Dr. J. Robinson Dr. A. H. Galvin Dr. R. D. Alkman Dr. H. Van de Erve Dr. W. M. Cole Dr. M. W. Hollingsworth Dr. C. Mayfield Dr. B. Ralche Dr I. C. Sutton J. S. Ward Ph. G. BLUNDER CORRECTED Never allow a book to be left on a radiator. Heat warps the cover and loosens the binding. "Many of our best books are ruined by this sort of treatment," says Carl B. Roden, Librarian of the Chicago Public Library. E COP DAWGON I TELL YUH IT'S ONLY COUGH MEDICINE ZAT SO WELL WELL SOON SEE!! CLUB CLUB FAST GROWING CITY OF ANAHEIM REAL ESTATE FOR SALE WOULD YOU BUY A YOUNG GROVE ON CROP PAYMENT PLAN? This thrifty little orchard, complete with own water and pipelines and one of the most ideal locations in all Orange County, for only $1,000 down and all future payments from crops only, if desired. C. B. BERGER CO. Ground Floor First National Bank Bldg., Anaheim, Calif. FOR SALE—16 squares barn roofing, 1-2 mile No. Katella Senool, L. P. Halderman. DO YOU WANT IT? A beautiful little 4-room bungalow with bath, good garage, large lot, with family fruit, an ideal home for the newlywed, for the astounding low price of $3,250, $500 down, balance $25 per month. Can you afford to miss it? S. M. KISTLER With “Sunny” Jim Stewart 236 West Center-st. HELP WANTED WANTED—Thoroughly experienced lady bookkeeper and typist. None other need apply. Call at West Bros. corner Los Angeles and Chestnut. WANTED—Experienced real estate salesman. Neat appearing, good habits. Able to furnish reference and automobile. P. O. Box 291, Anaheim. WANTED—Man familiar with ranch work, one who can take care of pumping plant, irrigate and drive tractor and has a general knowledge. FOR SALE—Oil station and 5-room house, 2 garage, lot 63x156 ft. See owner at 109 S. L. A. St. or phone 636-J. FOR SALE—6 1:2 acre Valencia grove, cheap, for cash, or will accept clear house as first payment. G. H. Corbit, Yorba Linda. FOR SALE—By owner, 4 acres Valencias oranges and 6 acres 11-year-old walnuts, 4 miles of Anaheim. Terms part cash, remainder trade or time. Address R, care Plain Dealer. SACRIFICE—Residence property, income 30 per cent, or $130 monthly. $5950, half cash. Lock box 653, Anaheim. ORANGE GROVES KING OF ALL FOR PROFIT Exchange for young grove, 9 acres of 8 yr. valenicas on Highway, A1, uniform grove. 6½ acres, 7 yr. valencias, 5 room bungalow. This is close in, nice property. Will take in house. 4½ acres Placentia ave, 7 and 9 yr. valencias, fine trees, crop and soil, nice corner. Will take in house. FRANZ REALTY CO. Phone 103J. 102 So. Clementine St. WANTED—Thoroughly experienced lady bookkeeper and typist. None other need apply. Call at West Bros. corner Los Angeles and Chestnut. WANTED—Experienced real estate salesman. Neat appearing, good habits. Able to furnish reference and automobile. P. O. Box 291, Anaheim. WANTED—Man familiar with ranch work, one who can take care of pumping plant, irrigate and drive tractor and has a general knowledge of care of oranges. Near Anaheim. Give reference and salary expected by month. Address P. O. Box 322, Anaheim, Calif. SOLICITORS WANTED Wanted, 5 or more solicitors. Pleaseant work, good pay, and permanent employment. Apply in person, men or women. Elks' Club, Saturday, February 3rd, 5 p.m. J. Frederick Ahlborn. RANCH SUPPLIES FOR SALE—Pageol tractor by owner. Like new. Very low price. See this. John L. Wheeler, 311 W. Fifth-st., Santa Ana, Calif. Phone 1280. FOR SALE—New 2-gang orchard dispell. Power lift. O. W. Stevenson, box 124, R. F. D. No. 3, Anaheim. FOR SALE—Fordson tractor, fully equipped, also 5 ft. double disc and three section spring tooth. Cheap for cash. Phone 244-R. FOR SALE—2000 two-year Valencias in our nursery near Garden Grove, 50,000 sour orange, 10,000 D. Lotuh persimmons, seedbed trees in our nursery at Pasadena. Southland Nurseries, 1967 E. Colo St., Pasadena. Phone Colo. 6352. FOR SALE—5000 cubic feet of dairy fertilizer to be delivered about Nov. 15. F. W. Wright, 218 Walnut-st. Artesia. ABOUT fifty tons of 1st class dairy alfalfa. A real price on quantity orders. J. E. Schumacher Co., end of W. Center-st. Phone 794. FOR SALE—White Rose seed potatoes $3 cwt. Idaho Russetts and Burbank's potatoes, $1.50 cwt. D. DeLong, Cypress. Third house porth of P. E. station. FOR SALE—Ten stands of bees, also 12-frame extractor. 1st flask oat hay $25 per ton. Some surface irrigation pipe. Different sizes. H. S. Horn, Buena Park. Phone Fullerton 172R12. MISCELLANEOUS WOOD—Dry, eucalyptus for sale. Phone 16J3. FOR SALE—4 burner gas cook oven. ORANGE GROVES KING OF ALL FOR PROFIT Exchange for young grove, 9 acres of 8 yr. valencias on Highway, A1, uniform grove. 6¼ acres, 7 yr. valencias, 5 room bungalow. This is close in, nice property. Will take in house. 4½ acres Placentia ave, 7 and 9 yr. valencias, fine trees, crop and soil, nice corner. Will take in house. FRANZ REALTY CO. Phone 103J, 102 So. Clementine St. PROFITS AHEAD FOR YOU BUY A HOUSE New modern beautiful 5 room bungalow, brkf, room, Hdwf, in every room, laundry in garage, west Brdy dist. Good terms.$7,500. $1,000 down, nice 6 room modern bungalow on Los Angeles st., 58x150 lot garage, large trees,$7,000. $5,000 down, beautiful 5 room mod.oak floor feature and garage, on Brdy $11,000. $300.00 down, close in 5 room house,$4,700. LOTS HERE, THERE AND EVERY WHERE Fine lots close in with 10 large 12 yr. valencias fruit almost make first payment from $1,425 up,$140 to 190 down. $100.00 down, fine front Pauline St.$1,200. $400.00 down, So.Rush lot oranges and walnuts,$1,500. Fine business property close in. FRANZ REALTY CO. Phone 103J, 102 So.Clementine St. MONEY TO LOAN Why pay rent when we can loan you the money to improve that va-cant lot or to purchase a home already built. We loan up to 70 per cent of the value upon very easy terms. NO COMMISSION CHARGED. THE CORNELL COMPANY No., 201 Commercial Building Cor.Emily and Center PHONE 931 FOR SALE— The northwest corner of Lemon and Broadway. This is one of the best corners in town,and can be leased at a price that will show a handsome return on the investment. A 10 acre six-year-old Valencia grove for $30,000 with very reasonable terms. This is a money maker at this price as it is growing in value daily,and showing a return on the investment from production. We have some particularly good buys in orange groves and advise buying now in order to take advantage of the undoubted high prices that will be received for Valencias this season. If you are seeking a home or lot on which to build one,the will be glad to go over our large listing with you,and also to assist you in financing your building. SIMPSON REALTY COMPANY O'TOOLE & Surgeon Residence 546 ce 569 Rocket Clinic: Ling, Anaheim Johnston Wickett Newkirk Jinson Galvin Alkman n de Erve Cole Hollingsworth field alche button Ph. G. CORRECTED book to be left on t warps the cover binding. "Many of are ruined by this at," says Carl B. of the Chicago FOR SALE—Ten stands of bees, also 12-frame extractor. 1st flass oat hay $25 per ton. Some surface irrigation pipe. Different sizes. H. S. Horn. Buena Park. Phone Fullerton 172R12. MISCELLANEOUS WOOD—Dry, eucalyptus for sale. Phone 16J3. FOR SALE—4 burner gas cook stove. 112 Janss St. FOR TRADE—Franklin sedan. Good as new. Will take lot or house or small ranch. Owner, 111 E. Center. WANTED—We will buy your masquerade and fancy costumes. Call 970 Toyland, 139 N. Los Angeles-st. FOR SALE—Two wheel trailer, 1500 pound capacity, $75. 3 h. p. upright gasoline engine, $50. Both in good condition. House 61 West Coast Lease. Olinda. LOST AND FOUND LOST OR STRAYED—Large shaggy, brown airdale dog. Phone Anaheim 494 R. K. Reward. LOST—White dog with yellow ears. Dr. L. C. Deming's name on collar. Reward. Phone Anaheim 793R2. Wanted—Miscellaneous WANTED—Position by lady in doctor's or dentists office. Address box J care Plain Dealer. WANTED—To borrow $6000, first mortgage on good 5 1-2 acre Valencia grove. Address box E, care Plain Dealer. FEDERAL HOUSE CLEANING CO. From cellar to garret in one day. Phone 94, Anaheim. Reference. WANTED—All kinds of junk and automobiles for cash. Phone 778W. Pacific Salvage & Wrecking Co. RESPONSIBLE party wants loans, $3000, pays 8 per cent and commission. A-1 security. H. P. care Plain Dealer. By H. M. TALBURT