oc-plain-dealer 1923-03-02

HOW TO SELECT A SUITABLE POULTRY BROODING SYSTEM J. E. DOUGHERTY Associate Professor of Poultry Husbandry The construction of the brooder house is influenced largely by the heating system used, convenience of operation and expense. The walkway brooder house illustrated with U. S. blueprint plan B-55, is very convenient because of the walkway and can be used with any kind of hover but is more costly to construct. If a portable brooding and rearing house is desired, our blueprint plan B-64 illustrates an $x8 foot knock down, shed roof house which makes an excellent colony house for broodling not over 200 chicks with a blueflame coal oil brooder stone or an electric hover. Being portable, it also make an excellent colony rearing house to be placed in orchards on the side of alfalfa fields, etc., and will nicely take care of 100 chicks over six weeks of age. If a larger, non-portable or permanent type of brooder house is wanted, but one that is low in cost, the house shown in blueprint plan B-64 can be widened to 12 feet and made as long as needed. The length will depend on the number of pens 3 feet wide and 12 feet deep that are desired. Such a hoist will give good results with any kind of hover but will have no walkway. We advise brooding chicks in flocks of not over 200. Competition for food and comfort becomes stronger as the number of chicks is increased. As a result, the death loss is usually greater in large flocks of chicks; they do not make as rapid or thrifty growth, the cockerels cost more per pound to market age and the pullets come into laying later. It is true that increasing the size of the flock decreases the labor cost by the increased mortality and slower and more uneven growth of large flocks. In general, 200 chicks represent the most profitable unit under average. Who’s Bach of Name What Really Counts That famous “Bard of Avon” has long since fully impressed us that there is really nothing in a name but he failed to signify the great importance of the people that stand back of a name. So in Anaheim we have the J. T. Lyon Realty Co., a name that is linked with progress and civic development, with W. E. Duckworth and J. T. Lyon as the guiding genius. Because of the fact that the name J. T. Lyon is incorporated in the registered firm name, there is an erroneous impression that Mr. Duckworth is not a member of the firm. Mr. Lyon wishes to correct this and states that Mr. Duckworth is a full half owner in this real estate business and has been since becoming associated with him some 18 months ago. Mr. Lyon has been engaged in the real estate business in Anaheim since 1917 and since 1919 the business has been known as the J. T. Lyon Realty Co. Because there appeared to be no good reason for a change, the name remained the same after W.-E. Duckworth became associated with the firm. Mr. Lyon further adds that few men are better known in Anaheim than Mr. Duckworth. He first came to Anaheim in 1897 and successfully engaged in the feed and fuel business during which time he made many friends who have expressed their faith in his integrity in his other enterprises. Mr. Lyon expresses himself as being extremely fortunate in being associated with such a worthy business man and feels that his long experience in this county is a great asset to the business and to Anaheim. PROFESSOR APPROVES U. C. STUDENT DANCES Found. A university professor who advocates the modern dance steps! He is C. E. Rugh, professor in the education department at the University of California. “I believe that modern dancing is beneficial to the student if it is properly supervised,” said Rugh. Pomona’s dancer set a string of From 5000 feet a little encephalcount of the g we advise brooding chicks in flocks of not over 200. Competition for food and comfort becomes stronger as the number of chickens is increased. As a result, the death loss is usually greater in large flocks of chickens; they do not make us rapid or thrifty growth, the cockerels cost more per pound to market age and the pullets come into laying later. It is true that increasing the size of the flock decreases the labor cost by the increased mortality and slower and more uneven growth of large flocks. In general, 200 chicks represent the most profitable unit under average conditions. A concrete floor will be found most convenient, sealtray and saving of labor and is to be preferred to the good floor unless the hoppers used are planned for a fresh air intake thru the floor. Then the board floor is usually required. The shed roof laying house, illustrated in blue print plan B-51, and using rear ventilator doors, makes an excellent brooder house for use with coal heated colony brooder stoves at any season or for brooding with any portable brooding system, after March 1. The cubical content of this laying house is rather large, however, to permit at the most successful operation of electric hovers and blue-flame cool oil colony brooder stoves in the colder months of winter and spring. At that season the large volume of cold air in the house is apt to dissipate the heat so rapidly from the hovers that the maximum capacity of the heater is unable to hold the hover temperature high enough to keep the chicks comfortable or else the consumption of electricity, in the case of electric hovers, becomes prohibitive in cost. Since it is often very desirable, however, to use laying houses for brooding and save the expense of a special brooder house, the laying house itself can be warmer with one or more auxiliary stoves when early hatches are to be brooded. This handicap to the use of the laying house for early brooding with electric and oil heated hovers of 200 or less chick capacity is then removed. The blue print plans mentioned can be obtained on loan from the Division of Agricultural Extension, College of Agriculture, Berkeley. Detailed information on the care and feeding of chicks will be found in Circular 242 of this station. This circular may be obtained from the Farm Advisor's Office, Santa Ana. PROFESSOR APPROVES U. C. STUDENT DANCES Found. A university professor who advocates the modern dance steps! Ha is C. E. Rugh, professor in the education department at the University of California. "I believe that modern dancing is beneficial to the student if it is properly supervised," said Rugh. First balloon was put in 1783 by Stephen and Joseph Montgolfier, French paper manufacturers, at Auvergne. BEANS BAGS AND TWINE A. NELSON Bean Dealer Buena Park Phone—Anaheim 762-J-3 —Fullerton 173-R-1 SPARTAN GROCERS G. O. Payne, Prop. 138 E. Center 101 Stores Palm Olive or Cocoa Almond Soap 4 bars 29c Palm Olive or Cocoa Almond Soap 4 bars 29c Bulk Cocoa, 3 lbs. . 25c 22% Butter Fat Guaranteed Utah Peas, 2 cans...25c Camel Cigarets, 2 for 25c, Carton $1.25 Prince Albert Tobacco, 2 for...25c No. 10 Extra Large Olives...85c Nearly a Gallon Each Silver Gene Corn, can...15c Real County Gentleman The Home of Murphy's Famous Dill Pickles 3 Big Fat Ones...10c THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Name y Counts of Avon" has passed us that in a name but a great importstand back of we have the a name that and civic deDuckworth guiding genat the name in the registates that half owner has and has elated with agged in the Anahelm to the busiJ. T. Lyon appeared a change, name after associated that few Anahelm first came successfully to business and many did their other en­tuses him­tunate in a worthy life. his long career is a great Anahelm. ROVES BANCES professor in dance professor at the I believe official to super- ARCADIA RESUMES DRILLING AT 3500 (With Oil Operators) At Montebelo operators will be interested in knowing that the Arcadia Oil Co., has secured a string of drill pipe and operations will resume at 3500 feet. Showings in the Arcadia prior to the setting of pipe seem to indicate some assurance of getting a well. The Union Oil Company's La Merced 23 drilling at 4865 is now the deepest well in the Montebelo field. The Standard Oil Company's Baldwin at 4660 is the next well in line searching for deep production in the old field. The Standard's Howard-Smith 1 is held up with a sidetracking job at 4443. The General Petroleum failed to find a deep sand in its VanLew well at Torrance, and the failure to find the sand seemingly casts an element on doubt over the Torrance field. The General Petroleum went down 4610 feet, found no production, plugged back to 3567 and is now preparing to go on production in the upper sand. The Fullerton Oil Company's Waddell No. 1 one of the first wells in the field has declined to the point where redrilling and deepening is necessary. The Hub Oil company, Geo. F. Getty and the Gilmore Petroleum company are the most recent new entries at Torrance. At La Habra Midway Oil Company is nearing the 5000 mark and has one of the deepest test wells drilled in the Whittier Field. At 5000 feet the well is not showing any very strong indications of oil. The management have under consideration the proposition of going 5200 feet before abandoning. In the Los Angeles field the Beafly Oil Company's Eagle Rock well at 3740 is making the best exhibition for the possibility of a producer the well has ever made. The drilling is in sandy brown shale and the showing of gas and colors are sufficient to attract considerable attention. Pomona's deep test well south of Pomona City went to 5168 feet and set a string of 4 1-2 casing at 4830. From 5000 feet on the well showed a little encouragement. On account of the great depth of the well HUNTINGTON BEACH PRODUCTION 125,000 (With Oil Operators) Huntington Beach is determined to have a big place in the oil industry of Calif. With the past week's daily production totalling a 125,000 barrels the field threatens to nose the great Long Beach field out for production honors. The Amalgamated Oil Co. seems to claim a large share of the time light at Huntington Beach. Pearce No. 2 is not content with being the largest and deepest commercial producer in the world, but has now taken first place as the largest well in the Beach field. Pearce 2 completed a month ago at 4949 starred off at 2500 barrels, steadily increased its output until the stupendous figure of 5400 barrels was reached. Powler No. 3 another recent completion of the Amalgamated at 4700 feet started off at 2900 barrels and is also increasing its daily output. On the Miley-Keck property the Amalgamated completed a 3100 barrel well at No. 20 at a depth of 4520 feet. The Amalgamated is leading all the operators at Huntington Beach with the deep production and exploration work and is meeting with splendid results. A few months ago the combined output of the Amalgamated was less than 20,000 barrels. Today the A. O. Co. has taken first place from the Standard Oil company with an output better than 40,000 barrels. L. J. Miley, one of the first independent operators to enter the Huntington Beach has been rewarded with one of the best wells in the field. The State Consolidated Oil Company of which Miley is president and general manager redrilled its first well to 4360 feet and brought in a 3500 barrel producer. The Shell Company of California is after the deep production record of the state and barring accidents or difficulties the Shell's Ashton No. 3 now drilling at 4935 will be the deepest producer in the country when completed. Ashton 3 will probably go close to 5000 before completion. Another Reason Why Colleen Moore Win! While on location for some of the exterior scenes of "The Ninety-and-Nine," the big Vitagraph Speech Production, which is now showing at the Unified Theatre, members of the company spent their spare time picking raspberries. Coleen Moore, the little heroine, held championship. She could pick a five pound lard pall full of respberries because the other members of the company had more than half filled their pails. This cleverness puzzled Director David Smith for a while until he decided to watch the pickers as work and then he learned the secret. FOR Cracker MARSHMEL Royal Best Quar IN LAOS ANGELES the Beatty Oil Company's Eagle Rock well at 3740 is making the best exhibition for the possibility of a producer the well has ever made. The drilling in is sandy brown shale and the showing of gas and colors are sufficient to attract considerable attention. Pomona's deep test well south of Pomona City went to 5168 feet and set a string of 4-1-2 casing at 4830. From 5000 feet on the well showed a little encouragement. On account of the great depth of the well it is impossible to really get a line on the outlook without making a production test. 3-CORNERED FIGHT IN ACTRESS' SUIT LOS ANGELES, March 3. A three-cornered legal battles over the injuries suffered by pretty Leta Sterling, film actress and fashion model, in a peculiar traffic accident, will be fought out May 25 before Judge Willis when the actress' suit for $15,485 damages against Roy C. Dunham, R. Herbert Dunham and C.J. Rhodes comes to trial. The accident occurred during a traffic mix-up at Wilshire-bldd and Cahuenga-ave Feb. 12, 1922. It was through the alleged negligence of Rhodes in one car and the Dunham in another that the Dunham machine collided with the automobile in which the plaintiff was riding, the flying glass from a shattered windshield inflicted severe injuries to the plantiff, according to the complaint. It Pays to Advertise in the Orange County Plain Dealer. SATURDAY SPECIALS Whipped Cream Puffs 10c Potato Layer Cakes 35c and 60c BOSTON BAKERY BRUNN TO HAVE SKYSCRAPER PRAGUE — The first American building of skyscraper type in Czecho-Slovakia, and probably the first in central Europe, will be erected at Brunn, according to plans completed by capitallists here. The building will be nine stories high and cost 10,000,000 crowns. The district sick benefit office will occupy a part of the structure. Plain Dealer Want Ads Get Results ANAHEIM Help-Yourself Store CREAMERY Butter 50c Potato Layer Cakes 35c and 60c BOSTON BAKERY F. J. LUEBOW, Prop. Phones 135-W—862-J. Store No. 1, 201 E. Center St. Store No. 2, 248 W. Center St. RADIO! the BEST See A. Bevillard Agent For The De Forest and Kennedy Line Anaheim Ignition Depot Established 1913 218 So. Los Angeles St. Phone 480 Anaheim ANAHEIM Help-Yourself Store CREAMERY Butter 50c pound SPECIAL Ben Hur SOAP 23 Bars $1.00 SPECIAL Creme Oil SOAP 75c Dozen Bars Peets Washing Machine Soap None Finer, Large Size Package 3 pkgs. 89c No. 2½ Cans Standard Peaches 2 Cans 25c Rex Corned Beef 20c Can Extra Special on Fruits and Vegetables No. 1 Feeds for Less ANAHEIM Help-Yourself Store 249 E. Center St. Masonic Bldg. Phone 297 We Deliver EIM. CALIFORNIA Friday, March, 2, 1923 Her Reason Why Mileen Moore Wins in location for some of the scenes of "The Ninety and big Vitagraph Special," which is now showing at the little heroine, held the ship. She could pick a five-pail full of respberries beher members of the com-more than half filled their cleverness puzzled Di-d Smith for a while until to watch the pickers at then he learned the secret of Miss Moore's success. The other members of the company ate more berries than they put in their pails, but Miss Moore stuck to her business and not until her pull was full did she eat the berry. Then she had berries and cream and sugar. The other players were too tilled with berries to relish the cream and sugar and consequently lost again. From the way Miss Moore picks berries can be gleaned the reason of her success as a star. She sticks to her business until her work is done and when it is finished stops for refreshments. In this way she has climbed the ladder of success and is one of the most popular stars on the screen today. The Gas squad finally got to the ship subsidy. CLUB WOMEN FROWN UPON BOBBED HAIR Clubwomen throughout the United States advocate the adoption of the clean cut, sculptured collarure with the hair net, as a standard of beauty and urge the passing of tousled bobbed hair. This is the result of a symposium conducted by Perrhyn Stanlaws, well nown artist, in order to ascertain for his colleagues what standard of beauty American women have set for themselves. Replies were received from hundreds of club presidents and Federation officials, representing 2,000-000 clubwomen, which, in turn, represent the 23,000,000 women of America. Plain Dealer Want Ads Get Results FOR SATURDAY rackers Becks New Fresh Stock 50c Box for 33c RSHMELLOWS 35c Package for 23c Royal Best Quality 50c Package for 28c MRSHMELLOWS Royal Best Quality 35c Package for ...23c 50c Package for ...28c Pounds Per Box 5c Logger Snaps lb.17c Extra Special White Meat - 10c Van Camps Pork and Beans 25s Can for 20c Eastern Grape Jam 35c Jar for 19c Schilling's 25c ...19c Baking Power 50c ...38c LUNES is for Large Fancy New Crop 25c ORN & MARSH and Claudina Streets Anaheim, Calif. National Market 249 East Center Street Very Finest National Market 249 East Center Street Very Finest Pure Lard 2 lbs for 25c Prime Steer Plate Meat 7½c Sugar Cured Boneless Smoked Butts 27c Chuck Pot Roast from Prime Steers 12½c Home Made Country Sausage 17½c Sliced Liver, lb. . 5c Chopped Steak, (Not Just Hamburger) 15c Weiners or Frank Furters per lb...15c