oc-plain-dealer 1923-04-21

GRAIN FUTURES ACT TO HIT OLD H. C. L. (By WILLIAM K. HUTCHINSON) M. N. A. Staff Correspondent. WASHINGTON, April 21.—A legislative pathway to a reduction in cost of living has been opened by the supreme court decision validating the grain futures act, farm block leaders announce. By slashing the middelman's profits and eliminating speculation, the grain futures act would ultimately bring a decline in recall prices. A series of bills, to break the cotton, sugar and coffee exchanges under the same stringent government regulation, will be introduced in the next session of congress. TEMPLE SERMON ON BROWNING Perhaps no more distinguished follower of Jesus Christ has appeared in our modern world than Robert Browning, the great poet. He has given many glowing description of the power of faith and of the religious view of the world and life and has been particular to state clearly his own personal faith in Christ as the Saviour of the world. Dr. Geissinger, pastor of the White Temple, has long been a student of the poetry and philosophy of Robert Browning and has published a number of interpretations of individual poems of Brownning. He agrees with those critics of literature who maintain that no offe else has done so much in these later years to set for the spiritual meaning of life and the realities involved in the religious view of the world than has this great poet. Sunday night at the White Temple he will speak upon "Robert Browning, Christian." DATE FOR HEARING ORDER IS MAY 11 An order to show cause why five large parcels of land should not be leased for drilling purposes in the matter of the estate and guardianship of Alonzo E., Kendall D., Margaret L., and George G., Yorba and Albert Rowland was issued today by Superior Judge R. Y. Williams. The cash rentals under a 20-year lease on four parcels for six months amount to $14,400, indicating the large amount of revenue involved in this, one of the biggest estates of the county. May 11 was fixed for the hearing. The New Renaissance of Europe Tom Skeyhill, Just Returned From France, ing Resume of Conditions—Chautauqua Tom Skeyhill spent five months, during the winter of Russia. Denied a passport in New York, he went without permission. He returned to Europe in the first-hand glance at general European conditions, tation for his lecture, "The New Renaissance of Skeyhill's personal story is a most interesting one." War with an Australian Anzac division. He was bid danelles campaign, and for two years groped about it. With the recovery of his sight came health again it was the indomitable spirit of the soldier which made his two European trips. COURTHOUSE NEWS Ten days suspended sentence was given yesterday by Justice J. B. Cox to C. Orosco, Fred Lopez and Joe Aguilar, all of Stanton, on charges of failing to send their children to school. A criminal complaint was filed to Grove. The hundred dolls Articles o Santiago Roof filed today, place of bus directors are Dalley of W ORDER IS MAY 11 An order to show cause why five large parcels of land should not be leased for drilling purposes in the matter of the estate and guardianship of Alonzo E., Kendall D., Margaret L., and George G., Yorba and Albert Rowland was issued today by Superior Judge R. Y. Williams. The cash rentals under a 20-year lease on four parcels for six months amount to $14,400, indicating the large amount of revenue involved in this, one of the biggest estates of the county. May 11 was fixed "or the hearing by Judge Williams. Juanita C. Yorba is guardian of the estate. The land in question lies in Tuff-free's subdivision. Read Plain Dealer Classified for Realty Bargains. Salem Evangelical Church Cor. Center and Helena Rev. F. H. Doescher, pastor. English service, 9:30, sermon by the pastor. Sunday school 10:15 to 11:15. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening, 7:30. Choir practice, 7:30, Saturday evenings. Religious Instruction, Saturday afternoon, 2 to 4. COURTHOUSE NEWS Ten days suspended sentence was given yesterday by Justice J. B. Cox to C. Orosco, Fred Lopez and Joe Aguilar, all of Stanton, on charges of failing to send their children to school. A criminal complaint was filed today in People vs. A. C. Stanford, on the charge of having liquor in his possession. J. C. Luny swore to it. The alleged offense was committed yesterday. Eva Wedel of Anabeim left an estate of $6,155, according to the petition for probate of the will filed today. The estate consists mostly of promissory notes and cash. Daniel A. and John C. Wedel, both of Anabeim, each receive an equal eighth share. The former is executor. The late Minnie Amelia Steele left an estate of $4,250.42, according to the decree of distribution and order of settlement filed today. In the matter of the estate of Margaret Darleen Moon, the petition for probate of the will was filed today by Samuel Woolridge of Garden Grove. The hundred dolls Articles of Santiago Roof filed today, place of bus directors are Dalley of W and L. H. C. F. R. Dennis capital is $50 been subscribed All the proof of M. Eugene band, William according for Evelyn Adams a conditional Elizabeth a net estate to the decree tribution filed receives sixths, the undivided on Love an unWhen in Plain Dealer. R'aring to go! Plunging through the Meyer sand on White Star No. 1—fifty-one twenty four hours—piercing deeper every hour into the same r which gave Keck his 11,000-barrel Wardman, known as the bigg gravity well on the Arctic continent today! Look for another White Star No. 2, another Wardman or Matter maker. Three weeks more should see White Star No. 1 a duplicate one which in 36 hours yielded $13,000 in real money. Yesterday she struggled to flow, spouting pure oil 'way into the with only r few feet of Meyer sand—watch her start another boat White Star tanks quivering under the rush of high gravity erude White Star Oil Syndicate Martin & Jordan, Orange County Representatives Hotel Valencia White Star tanks quivering under the rush of high gravity crudely Martin & Jordan, Orange County Representatives Hotel Valencia Anabein DUNCAN TRAC Located, County Boulevard and Los Alamitos Road Prospective Oil Lots Only $200.00 each Including Oil Rights $10.00 Down and $10.00 Per Month No Free Rides No High Priced Lectures but GOOD VALUE FOR YOUR MO An Unparalled Opportunity Tract Office Located at Hawaiian Garden Corner, County Boulevard and Los Alamito ROLAND B. INGRAM, D. FELS and S. K. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF ORANGE In the Matter of the Estate and Guardianship of Alonso E. Yorba, Kendall D. Yorba, Margaret L. Yorba, George G. Yorba and AlRowland Yorba, Minors. Case No. 5226 Order to show Cause Against Lease Juanita N. Yorba, Guardian of the estates of the above minors, having filed her Petition, praying for an Order authorizing her to lease the interest of said minors in certain real estate belonging to said minors, situated in the county of Orange, State of California, and described, as follows: Lots Five (5) and Six (6), according to a plat of Tuffree's Subdivision of Sections Nineteen and Thirty, Township 3 South, Range 9 West, S. B. B. & M., recorded in Book 2, page 1, of Miscellaneous Maps of the Recorder's Office of said Orange County, excepting therefrom that portion thereof hereinafter described and being the parcels of land now in the possession of and leased to Providential Oil Company, under the terms of a lease dated April 12, 1918, filed for record in the office of the County Recorder of Orange County, May 8th, 1918, to-wit: (1) Parcel Numbered 1, commencing at a point in the West boundary line of the above described tract of land, which point is twenty feet southerly from the North-west corner of said Tract of land; thence easterly and parallel to the northerly boundary line of said tract of land two hundred forty (240) feet to a point; thence southerly and parallel with the westerly line of said tract of land two hundred and ten (210) feet to a point; thence northerly and parallel with said northerly line of said tract of land two hundred forty (240) feet to the westerly line of said tract of land; thence northerly along the westerly line of said tract of land to the point of beginning. (2) Parcel Numbered II, commencing at a point, which point located 1116 feet easterly from the westerly line of said tract of land on a line drawn parallel to and feet southerly from the northerly line of said tract of land; then easterly and parallel to the northerly line of said tract of land 170 feet southerly and parallel to the westerly line of said tract of land 165 feet; thence westerly and p- NEWS attence was J. B. Cox and Joe on charges children to left an in for in his store to it committed left an in for the will filed mostly ash. Daniel thof Anual eighth toror. Steele left recording to and order of Mar- tition for filed today Garden Grove. The estate is of only a few hundred dollars. Articles of incorporation of the Santiago Rock and Gravel Co., were filed today. The concern's principal place of business is Olive and the directors are L. F. Baush and H. M. Dailey of Whittier; J. A. Renfroe and L. H. Calderwood of Brea; and F. R. Dennison of Fullerton. The capital is $50,000, of which $500 has been subscribed. All the property personal and real, of M. Eugenia Pratt goes to her husband, William A. Pratt of Coronado, according to the will filed today. Evelyn Adams Pratt, a daughter, is a conditional heir. Elizabeth Chambers Adams leaves a net estate of $2,179.78, according to the decree of settlement and distribution filed today. Lilia A. Camfield receives an undivided three sixths; the estate of Cecilia Adams an undivided one sixth and Carrie A. Love an undivided two sixths. When in need, advertise in the Plain Dealer. to go! Star No. 1—fifty-one feet in our into the same rich sand known as the biggest high money. Wardman or Mattern profit Star No. 1 a duplicate of the money. are oil way into the derrick, her start another battery of high gravity crude. Syndicate Representatives Anaheim, Calif. NEWSTO GO! An attence was J. B. Cox and Joe on charges children to left an in for in his store to it committed left an in for the will filed mostly ash. Daniel thof Anual eighth toror. Steele left recording to and order of Mar- tition for filed today Garden Grove. The estate is of only a few hundred dollars. Articles of incorporation of the Santiago Rock and Gravel Co., were filed today. The concern's principal place of business is Olive and the directors are L. F. Baush and H. M. Dailey of Whittier; J. A. Renfroe and L. H. Calderwood of Brea; and F. R. Dennison of Fullerton. The capital is $50,000, of which $500 has been subscribed. All the property personal and real, of M. Eugenia Pratt goes to her husband, William A. Pratt of Coronado, according to the will filed today. Evelyn Adams Pratt, a daughter, is a conditional heir. Elizabeth Chambers Adams leaves a net estate of $2,179.78, according to the decree of settlement and distribution filed today. Lilia A. Camfield receives an undivided three sixths; the estate of Cecilia Adams an undivided one sixth and Carrie A. Love an undivided two sixths. When in need, advertise in the Plain Dealer. PARCEL NUMBERED II, commending at a point, which point located 1116 feet easterly from r westerly line of said tract of land on a line drawn parallel to and feet southerly from the norther line of said tract of land; then easterly and parallel to the norther line of said tract of land 170 feet thence southerly and parallel to westerly line of said tract of land 165 feet; thence westerly and parallel to said northerly line of a tract of land 170 feet; thence northerly and parallel with the westerly line of said tract of land 165 ft to the point of the beginning, if also the well hereby designated Well "No. 3," located within the exterior boundary lines of the peel of land immediately above record and to be hereafter referred to designated "Parcel No. II." (2) Parcel Numbered IV, menening at the southeast corner of said Tract of land; thence northly along the easterly line of said set of land, 100 feet; thence westly and parallel with the southerly line of said tract of land 225 feet; vice southerly and parallel with easterly line of said tract of land 100 feet to the southerly ill of said tract of land; thence early along said southerly line of said tract of land 225 feet to the int of beginning, and also the welreby designated as Well "No. 4" rated within the exterior boundary areas of the parcel of land immediately above described and to be hereafter referred to and designated "Parcel No. IV." (4) Parcel Numbered V, strip of land having a uniform waist of twenty feet, along the northerline of said tract of land, from Pintta Ave., to Carolina Avenue, to used as private right of way for purpose of said lease dated Apr 12, 1918, and filed for record by the Office of the County Recorr or Orange County, May 8th, 1919 and hereinbefore referred to, but including in said lease the right use of said Parcel No.V, conjunction with said Juanita Gorba personally, and as said Gedian, and said Providential Oil Company, in accordance with the ten conditions of said Petition, if the lease attached thereto, maid Exhibit "A", and to execute de-liver said lease upon payment Petitioner of the cash rent therein provided for. Now Therefore it is Order that all persons interested in this art in Department...thereat said Court-room, in the Court house in the City of Santa Ana, in a County of Orange, on the 11 dof May, 1923, at the hour of 19 ock, A.M., and there and them show cause why the property love described should not be lef for a period of twenty years, commence on the date of said leasell to ex- C.C.S.Oil Assoc troleum, Associated and receivable that all of these leases around us without from this immediate ter- offers you at Santa F going to cripple them what looks like a sure sho-take a chance on oil Here 60% of all the oil pro-An association with A location second to You get back every NO FABULOUS SUMthe organizers out of proc- Here a Behind thhe C.C.C Stall Theodore Lindstrum C.A.Crown Go to any bank or m integrity, honesty and resp good. We have the best de Edwards. They have put d "wildcats." They are resp business. They are under contr must drill a perfect hole to rig and drill another one Syndicate Representatives Anabeim, Calif. TRACT Los Alamitos Road Only Beach Rights 100 Per Month No Free Dinner Lectures YOUR MONEY Opportunity ated at Los Alamitos Road. LS and S. K. WROE Now Therefore it is Ordo that all persons interested in real estate appear before this art, in Department... thereat said Court-room, in the Court-house in the City of Santa Ana, in a County of Orange, on the 11 dpf May, 1923, at the hour of 10 ock, A.M., and there and then show cause why the property has described should not be led for a period of twenty years, commence on the date of said lease to expire twenty years thereafter for the purpose of drilling oil or theremon during said period and to move oil therefrom for the term of years aforesaid, at the rentation mentioned in the Petition, to-wit: Cash rental for first six months period, $3600.00 Cash rental for second six months period, $3600.00 Cash rental for third six months period, $3600.00 and Cash rental for fourth six months period, $3600.00 Said cash rental to paid, in advance, at the beginning of each six months period, proved, should Lessee commence the nail drilling, on or before theiration of any six months period therein provided, of the first upon said leased premises, then less shall be released from payment if any additional cash rental. To one-sixth of the total gross oil covered and saved from each well filled and operated upon the les premises, all as particularly secrth in the Petition filed herein, aforesaid, and Exhibit "A" attach thereto, to which reference here made for further particulars. It is Further Order that a copy of this Order be pubed for two successive weeks in thrange County-Pplain Dealer a number of general circulation, pubbed in Anaheim County of Oranstate of California. Done in Open Courthis 20 day of April, 1923. R. Y. WJAMS, Judge said Super Court. Publish. April 21 alApril 28. We have the best deal Edwards. They have put down "wildcats." They are responsible business. They are under contract must drill a perfect hole to rig and drill another one. Our interests cost $100. The many customers are buying these interests. The many friends and hesitation! They know the right. The general public, an advantage of it. Don't delay action! We may not BE open evenings until 9:30 Phone us for reservations. FILL IN AND MAIL T PLEASE ME AT ONCE PARTICULARS U.S.F. 620-621 Brockma Los Fidelity to the Inter oranges were shipped on this week by the Packing Co. on the houses reported shipping two boys. A hole was torn in the pants of one of the boys but he was not seriously injured. The car of Dr. A. H. Domann of Orange was run into this afternoon at the flag-pole at Center and Los Angeles streets by a motorcycle carrying two boys. A hole was torn in the pants of one of the boys but he was not seriously injured. Plain Dealer Want Ads Get Results CASH BUYER OF VALENCIA ORANGES Plant Opp. Santa Fe Depot, Oranges Phones Office 50 Delivery Dept. 718 Evenings 14 or ability to the Interests We Serve—The Investing Public Brains! Organization Brains! Geological Brains! Drilling The big oil companies employ geologists who are paid not to make takes nor guess. When they locate leases they are in the right place production—ON STRUCTURE. These big oil companies back the judgment of their experts by buy-leases. They drill on these leases and get production at minimum risk. Mr. A. R. Sweet, our geologist, was for years with the U.S. Geologicalvey. His expert knowledge is sought by some of the largest oil companies in the country. He tells us that we are on top of the oil structure. He further believes every new well coming in strongly bears him out that the present oil section of Santa Fe Springs is drained from the Western Extension of field. He therefore calls this Western Extension the "Mother Pool." C.C. Stall Oil Association Has a four-acre lease at Santa Fe Springs. It is surrounded by leases of the biggest oil companies in the country, such as Standard, Amalgamated, Union, Shell, Globe Peum, Associated and many other independent companies. It is incon-able that all of these big oil companies would have secured these around us without knowing that the next big production is to come C.C. Stall Oil Association Has a four-acre lease at Santa Fe Springs. It is surrounded by leases of the biggest oil companies in the country, such as Standard, Amalgamated, Union, Shell, Globe Peatum, Associated and many other independent companies. It is inconvenient that all of these big oil companies would have secured these assets around us without knowing that the next big production is to come in this immediate territory. Offers you this chance at Santa Fe Springs. Good as our proposition is and as sure as we are that we are going to strike oil in big paying quantities, we do not urge anyone to take a chance if it looks like a sure shot. But if you save the money to spare and want take a chance on oil for big returns. Here is the offer 60% of all the oil produced. An association with BIG, RESPONSIBLE, EXPERIENCED MEN. A location second to none. You get back every dbllar that you put in before these men get one penny. NO FABULOUS SUM was paid for this lease, nor is any money returned to organizers out of production. Here are the Men! Behind the C. C. Stall Oil Association J. Russell Berry Myrtle R. Kelley H. G. Flint H. A. Lebihan H. W. Kelley A. W. Green To any bank or mercantile agency and ask about them. Investigate their city, honesty and responsibility. You will find them a thousand per cent A TURNKEY JOB We have the best drilling firm in the country on this job, Rogers and Woods. They have put down sixty holes without a failure. They don't drill roots." They are responsible financially and morally. They know their uses. They are under contract to do a "turnkey job" for us. This means they drill a perfect hole to the Meyer sands. If they don't, they must skid their drill another one without further expense to us and you. A TURNKEY JOB We have the best drilling firm in the country on this job, Rogers and Birds. They have put down sixty holes without a failure. They don't drill cats." They are responsible financially and morally. They know their less. They are under contract to do a "turnkey job" for us. This means they drill a perfect hole to the Meyer sands. If they don't, they must skid their and drill another one without further expense to us and you. IT'S GOING FAST Our interests cost $100,00 each. We had 3000 of them. The many customers of the U.S. Finance Company all over the country are these interests. They know that when we make an offer it is right. The many friends and acquaintances of the organizers are acting without action! They know that when these men get behind a proposition it is the general public, attracted by our straightforward advertising, is taking stage of it. Don't delay action! We are going over the top big and last. Send your for one or as many interests as you can afford to buy—Do it now— Y. We may not BE ABLE TO E TEND another invitation. Open evenings until 9:00 O'CLOCK for your accommodation. Phone us for reservations to be taken to the property and be "shown." FILL IN AND MAIL THIS COUPON TO 620-621 BROCKMAN BLDG, L.A. LEASE NAME AT ONCE ADDRESS TICULARS City U.S. Finance Co. 9-621 Brockman Bldg. Phone Main 3236 Los Angeles, California. to the Interests We Serve – The Investing Public