oc-plain-dealer 1923-04-14

START DRILL SOON AT NEW VALLECINTO With every indication pointing to immediate fulfillment of their contract the announcement that the Globe Petroleum Corporation have secured the oil rights on Vallecinto, the new subdivision just east of Long Beach boulevard on the Riverside-Redondo boulevard, is the subject of much speculation. Preparations are being made for an early start on the drilling work, according to Del Porte & Ryerson, selling agents of the Vallecinto property. The Globe company already has the lumber for the first derrick on the ground, and the site for Vallecinto Well No 1 has been chosen. Arrangements for the delivery of all necessary machinery have been completed, and actual drilling will begin as soon as possible. Coincident with this activity, the machinery for the development of the Vallecinto tract along residential lines is being received and put in action. With the idea that large economies of both time and operation expense can be secured by having the work in their own hands, the developers of this subdivision have contracted for a full line of grading, filling and other construction machinery and organized their own construction department. The engineers have completed the work of laying out the streets, staking lots, establishing building lines, etc., so that the actual development can begin at once. Within sixty days, it is expected, not only will all streets be graded, but considerable of the sidewalk and curbing will be installed and several homes will be in course of erection. It is pointed out by Dej Porte & Ryerson that Vallecinto will be, in reality, an entirely new community. The expectation of the surbdividers is to build up a commercial area along the Riverside Redondo Boulevard frontage, in which will be stores of every description to serve the needs of the neighborhood. In the meantime, they explain there are many stores within easy reach, and both grammar and high schools are close at hand. Later, it is planned to build schools at Vallecinto. During the past few days there Indian Princess Thrills With Romantic Art and Legends Princess Te Ata and Company Give Two Color Chautauqua on Sixth Day. To acquaint the American people with the wonderful Indian themes for inspiration in music and drama, the distinguished artist-composer, has coached this comp in a delightful and unique program for the Chautauqua Te Ata has been called the Pavlova of her race. She is with rare charm, grace and power trierprets the dran Red Man—legends that are today Indian epics. Te Ata tribe, her name meaning "The Dawn." She is the most the Indian music and dancing on the platform today, artists is Elizabeth Thompson, of the Sioux tribe, whose I win," means "Hanging Flower." Dowanwin is known as one of her race. Into their program is woven dramatic feeliation for the beauty, dignity and restraint of the India Here's One Rock and Gravel Co of erection. It is pointed out by Del Porte & Ryerson that Vallecinto will be, in reality, an entirely new community. The expectation of the surbdividers is to build up a commercial area along the Riverside Redondo Boulevard frontage, in which will be stores of every description to serve the needs of the neighborhood. In the meantime, they explain there are many stores within easy reach, and both grammar and high schools are close at hand. Later, it is planned to build schools at Vallecinto. During the past few days there has been many rumors that oil has been found in the nearby Compton field, and at any moment it is expected that news will come of the successful termination of one or more of the drilling operations now in progress. Announcement that C. C. Julian, the independent operator who has such great success in the Santa Fe Springs district, has bought a large tract of land not far from Vallecinto has aroused the greatest interest among oil men, and has given a big impetus to oil operations in this section. DENIES RY. PURCHASE AT FORD'S OFFICE My International News Service) MINNEAPOLIS, April 14.—Henry Ford is negotiating for the purchase of the Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad, it was reported today in local and eastern financial circles. The Detroit automobile manufacturer wants control of the load in order to give him his own transportation system throughout the northwest and the middle west, where the market is heaviest. The transaction would involve more than $500,000,000 it was stated, as the estimated valuation of the railroad is in excess of that sum. CHICAGO, April 14.—Officials of the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul railroad here today flatly denied reports from mMinneapolis that Henry Ford contemplates purchase of that line. "Nothing to it at all," was the commandt of the president of the road, with offices here, when his attention was called to the report by the International News Service this afternoon. DETROIT, April 14.—"There is absolutely no truth in the report from Minneapolis that Henry Ford ports from negotiations to buy the Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad, International News Service was informed at the Ford offices this afternoon. NAVY TO COMPLY WITH REQUEST (By International News Service) Here's One Rock and Gravel Company That Has Some Regard for A prominent rock and gravel company of the county has issued some rules to its truck drivers that similar concerns might well practice. Here are some of them: Observe all traffic laws. Be courteous on the road. Watch your rear-sight mirror and give automobiles a chance. Report all accidents, of any kind, promptly. Find out what roads are closed, and stay off of them. The lawful speed limit is 15 miles per hour. Obey it, and make time by not loafing at the ends. COAST STANDINGS W. L. Petal Salt Lake ..... 6 2 .750 Vernon ..... 5 3 .625 Sacramento ..... 5 4 .556 San Francisco ..... 5 4 .500 Los Angeles ..... 4 4 .500 Seattle ..... 4 4 .500 Oakland ..... 3 6 .323 Portland ..... 3 6 .322 Yesterday's Results Los Angeles, 1; Vernon, 0. San Francisco, 9; Oakland, 2. Sacramento, 5; Seattle, 4. Portland, 6; Salt Lake, 3. MANY THRILLS IN FAMOUS MRS. FAIR A Scene from "THE FAMOUS MRS. FAIR" Although Fred Niblo's pictureization of the great American play, "The Famous Mrs. Pair," which opens tomorrow at the California Theatre, Te Ata has been called the Pavlova of her race. She is with rare charm, grace and power interprets the drama Red Man—legends that are today Indian epics. Te Ata tribe, her name meaning "The Dawn." She is the most Indian music and dancing on the platform today. Artists is Elizabeth Thompson, of the Sloux tribe, whose win," means "Hanging Flower." Downwin is known as a favorite for the beauty, dignity and restraint of the Indian people. ARENA TO FIRST Selden do best pleasure of seeing boxing star in travel to the club next Monday. Of the very best boxing on the list stuff. Young is his name and a rough tough Johnny Conley. Johnny Conley very good boy on the count. Do playing his trump so good a boy can to local bugs. Darnley has of his program usual standard (Paul) Wilkins are down for the alone should be of admission.aries will be on to have the work. LEAVES MU Sarah E. Hyde real estate at her death, in Lily filed today w showed. Rhoda intratrix was estate went to E. Hyde. DETROIT, April 14.—"There is absolutely no truth in the report from Minneapolis that Henry Ford ports from negotiations to buy the Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad, International News Service was informed at the Ford offices this afternoon. NAVY TO COMPLY WITH REQUEST (By International News Service) WASHINGTON, April 14.—The United States navy will carry out the last request of Rear Admiral Harry S. Knapp, one of its most distinguished officers that his body be cremated and his ashes scattered over the sea on which he served so long. The ashes will be carried on the flagship of the midshipmen's practice squadron when it leaves Annapolis June 6. The battleships will lay to, and burial service will be conducted from the flagship. Admiral Knapp died April 5, after a distinguished naval career extending over forty years. He was one of the American naval experts at the Paris peace conference. "BUSTER BROWN" COMING TO TOWN Hey kids! Buster Brown, and his dog, Tige, are coming to town. They are going to be at the Fairyland theater at 3:30 p.m. Friday, April 29. Manager Tom Ingram of the Fairyland is going to help out Buster's show with a comedy film and Buster is going to give every kid who comes a present to remember him by. Tickets may be had next Wednesday. Thursday and Friday at the S. Q. R. store. FILE ARTICLES Articles of incorporation of the Stockholders' Auxiliary Corporation were filed today with the county clerk. The capital is $500,000 of which $2,810 had been paid in. The stockholders are San Francisco Bay people. Nota Hubbard and Earl B. Porter were held to answer June 13 at two p.m. on statutory charges before Justice J. B. Cox late yesterday. Officer Veronica Barnhill of Santa Ana brought the complaint. A Scene from "The Famous Mrs. Fair" Although Fred Niblo's pictureization of the great American play, "The Famous Mrs. Fair," which opens tomorrow at the California Theatre, deals with the lives of persons moving in the highest social circles, this Metro-Louis B. Mayer production has more than enough thrills and good fast action to keep it from being confused with the ordinary tea party plot. Blending into the main theme of James Forber' famous stage creation and affording exciting contrast to the quietly tense developments of the story are a number of big melodic cones which will bring a thrill to the more blase of theatre-goers. Probably the most spectacular event in the Fred Niblo production is a race in the dead of night between a through passenger train and high-powered ronderster. Cullen Landis, at the wheel, took several chances in getting realism for the screen. Roaring along at break-neck speed on the state highway that parallels the railroad track in Santa Barbara-co, dodging cars along the route, making sharp turns on mountain roads, scaling steep grades. Mr. Landis gave the cameraman something to talk about. ANALYSIS OF ASSESSMENT Anahiem Eucalyptus Water Co., location principal place of business, Anahiem, Orange County, California. Notice is hereby given that at a regular meeting of the board of directors held on the 12th day of April, 1923, Assessment No. 14, of three dollars per share was levied on the capital and the corporation, payable at once to the secretary of the company, at Anahiem, Orange County, California. AppStock upon which this assessment shall remain unpaid on the 12th day of May, 1923 will be delinquent and advertised for sale at public auction and unless payment is made before, will be sold on the 12th day of June, 1923 at 1 o'clock P.M. This may be done without notice, assessment together with the cost of advertising and expenses of sale. Anahiem Eucalyptus Water Co., by M. E. BEEBE, Sec'y, Pub. April 14, 21, 27, May 5, 12. THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Hills With Romance, Art and Legends of Her Race Company Give Two Colorful Programs at Ququa on Sixth Day. PARISH TO MAKE OWN MOB ARRESTS (By International News Service) NEW ORLEANS, April 14—Morehouse Parish has been ordered by the state to make its own arrest for the masked mob outrages that terrorized the parish, resulting in the murder of two men, the kidnapping and whipping others and inauguration of an invisible black hooded government. District Attorney David L Garrett departed today with bills of information against 31 citizens of the parish. The charges range from conspiracy to murder to kidnapping and assault with deadly weapons. HAYNES HELD ON $1000 BAIL Lawrence Haynes was held today by justice J. B. Cox in bail of $1,000 on the charge of operating a car without the owner's consent. BEEBE & HARRISON WILL ISSUE BONDS In another column will be found the announcement of the Fidelity & Deposit Co., of Maryland appointing Messrs Beebe and Harrison, local insurance men, as their exclusive representatives for Anaheim and vienna. This action was made necessary by the increasing demand for bonds from this city, caused principally by the ever increasing building activity. In the past, much delay was caused contractors in securing bonds, because of the fact that it was necessary for the bonds to be written in Los Angeles. In the future, bonds will be issued from the Anaheim office, thus saving much valuable time. This action of the Fidelity & Deposit Co., which is one of the strongest bonding companies in the United States, again shows that the eyes of the financial world are, in a sense, centered on Orange-co, and also shows that it wishes to give the best possible service. Drawing FREE! and Gravel Company come Regard for the Public Do not stop at garage for gas, oil or repairs while loaded with wet material. Keep your signs and license plates clean. Do not carry passengers under any circumstances. Always keep over 150 feet behind any other truck or automobile. Do not let your endgate come unfastened and spill rock when loading or on the road. Drive slow on rough-road Save your springs as much work as possible. ARENA TO HOUSE FIRST CLASS SHOW Seldom do boxing fans have the pleasure of seeing a big town club boxing star in action unless they travel to the city, but, at the local club next Monday night they are going to witness a bout in which one of the very best middleweights now boxing on the court is going to show his stuff. Young (Dynamite) George is his name and he is stacked up with a tough customer in this Johnny Conley person of Long Beach. Johnny has met and defeated some very good boys and has yet to take the count. Darnley believes he is playing his trump card in bringing so good a boy out to show his wares to local bugs. Darnley has also arranged the rest of his program in keeping with the usual standard of his shows. Billy (Paul) Wilkins, and Dummy Weller are down for the semi and this bout alone should be well worth the price of admission. Four fast preliminaries will be on the bill that promise to have the world cheated for action. LEAVES MUCH REAL ESTATE Sarah E. Hyde left a quantity of real estate at Huntington Beach at her death, in Logan-co., Utah, papers filed today with the county clerk showed. Rhoda B. Cook, the administrator, was discharged. Half the estate went to the husband, Joseph E. Hyde. To All Boys and Girls With this drawing set you can l You can enlarge comics, pictures, the enlargements you can easily f pen and ink or water colors. With this drawing set are includ How You Can Get just one new subscriber to The Plain Dealer in Anaheim or Northern Orange County and the outfit is yours. LEAVES MUCH REAL ESTATE Sarah E. Hyde left a quantity of real estate at Huntington Beach at her death, in Logan-co., Utah, papers filed today with the county clerk showed. Rhoda B. Cook, the administrator, was discharged. Half the estate went to the husband, Joseph E. Hyde. MARKETS TODAY'S QUOTATIONS BY International News Service BANK STATEMENTS NEW YORK, April 14—Average: Leuins decrease $72,538,000. Demand deposits, decrease $55,881,000. Time deposits, decrease $165,900. Reserve, decrease $1,977,290. Actual loans, decrease $26,384,000. Demand deposits, decrease $6,021,000. Time deposits, increase $1,050,000. Reserve, increase $10,216,730. GRAINS CONTINUE BULLISH CHICAGO, April 14—Despite the short session today in the grain market, prices resumed their bull tendencies and established marks well over yesterday's close in nearly all options. Most grains sold off early, but the break was short and builts immediately started the trend upward. Whent closed % to %c higher, Corn finished unchanged to %c up and oats was unchanged to %c higher. Trading in provisions was slow; Land was firm and privisons a shade lower. BANK CLEARINGS TODAY San Francisco, $27,200,000. Seattle, $6,898,011. Portland, $5,222,248. Oakland, $2,941,000. Laurie Beach, $1,509,188. Los Angeles, $22,847,118. LOS ANGELES PRODUCE LOS ANGELES, April 14—Butter 46. Eggs extras 28; case count 25%; pullets 24. Poultry Hen 25; broilers 28 to 40; fryers 40. WHAT THE OUT-FIT CONTAINS 1 A steel drawing set. 2 Illustrated drawing sheets ready for use. 3 Colored Crayons. Get only one new Plain Dealer subscriber and you THE PLAIN HARRISON ISSUE BONDS column will be found of the Fidelity & Maryland appointing and Harrison, local ins their exclusive repAnaheim and victias made necessary by demand for bonds caused principally by building activity, which delay was caused during bonds, because it was necessary for written in Los Anture, bonds will be Anahelm office, thus duable time. If the Fidelity & Delays one of the strongxpanies in the United ows that the eyes of world are, in a sense, range-co, and also ishes to give the best IMAGINATION HELP TO GLADYS WALTON "I have had to use my imagination since I was a very little girl," said Galdys Walton in commenting on her Universal vehicle, "The Lavender Bath Lady", which comes to the United theater tomorrow only. The theme expresses the value of imagination as a helpful influence in life. "I remember when I was going to school if there was anything I did not have and that I wanted very much I would imagine I had it and do you know that sometimes it seemed to aid me in securing that very object Anyway, it helped a lot to even think I had it. "From the time I first rode in an automobile I wanted one. It certainly didn't seem likely I would have one of my own, so every time I rode in a street car I imagined it was my Rolls Royce. Then out of FULLERTON IS ADDED TO FIRM'S TERRITORY Adding to its territory, Daniels & Williams now have the distribution of the Brunswick tires in Eulerton adn vicinity, which means that the firm practically is covering Northern Orange County. The Brunswick friction proof sedan tire, something new in the way of casings, is creating a lot of enthusiasm among auto fans. 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