oc-plain-dealer 1923-04-26

PARKFORD MAKES GOOD AT BEACH With Oil Operators E. A. Parkford, one of the pioneer developers of the south side of the Santa Fe Springs field, is making good at Long Beach. Parkford completed his first producer a 4000 barrel well. The well is located on the Betz property and was drilled to 4142 feet. The big well is producing 27 gravity oil and bids fair to stand up with guy of the producers of the field. Joseph B. Dabney's success at Long Beach is getting to be a matter of course. His completions are averaging about two wells a month. Dabney completed No. 15 in the deep sand at 4510 and brought in a 2500 barrel well producing 26 gravity oil. No. 6 is reorilling and deepening at 4000 feet and will be back on production in a few weeks one of the big wells of the Long Beach field. The Del Angelo Oil Company one of the smaller concerns that has found the Long Beach field a bonanza for the small operator is about ready to complete and put on production a second well. Del Angelo No. 2 at 4425 looks like a 3500-4000 barrel well. The General Petroleum has a number of surprises about ready to be sprung in the way of deep wells. Black-Drake No. 2 at close to 4900 feet will probably make one of the greatest producers of the Long Beach field. It will be remembered that Black-Drake No. 1 made a great showing in the top zone. No. 2 has every advantage for making a record well and the General Petroleum will soon be recouping its losses from the trade action of Black-Drake No. 1. The General Petroleum's Jasper No. 1 has passed the 4500 foot mark and it is taking on the encouraging indications of a good well. Signal No. 1 redrilling at 4800 feet and SCOCO No. 1 at 5000 feet are two wells that will be heard from when they go on production. CLABAUGH AGENT FOR WHOLE WHEAT The Motive for March, published for J. H. Clabaugh of 115 S. Olive-st., distributor of whole grain wheat, is full of good things. It shows how proper food will transform the health of little folks. Clabaugh in an announcement says: "Because food means life and health it is a subject deserving our earnest thought and attention. The motive aims to give information about natural foods, for it has been found that natural foods invite health and provide the body with the strength to maintain health. NUNES KEEPS BELT PORTLAND, Ore., April 26—Danny Nunes of Sacramento, landing a series of clean, hard punches, defeated Sailor Frankie Kramer of Los Angeles here last night and retained the featherweight championship belt presented to him by the Portland boxing commission. Kramer was the aggressor and many of the ringsiders believed he should have been awarded the decision. The Frankie Grandetta, Joe Lavy bout ended in a six-round draw. Bud Stengel outpointed Brick Coyle. FINAL MEMORY TEST The final victoria memory test was held today at Fullerton grammar school. A 20-record elimination test was held recently, the final test is one of ten records. Harold Walber and David Wright from the high school were scheduled to be present and give selection; the Missa Dorothy Brown and Inez Logan to sing, and William Davis to play. The prizes are to be given Monday by Fullerton merchants. PROBE CHURCH FIRE BOSTON, April 26—Charged with possession of explosives Charles Blamfield was arrested today, following an investigation of the incendiary fire at St. Peter and St. Paul church in South Boston. ADAMS-BOW FIRST U. The first car lorry the Union Pacific completed into Alder yesterday by Lumber company consisted of a loc EARTHQUAKE VICTORIA, B. earthquake of m with well defined struments was re Gonzales Observatory The record concludes The quake is estimated from Victoria. FIRE DAMAGE Fullerton fire ed an alarm last man avenue where caught fire. The G. J. Wadman, before the firemen badly damaged. SAZARAR DEA Antonio Salazar cleared by Santa J shot and killed the latter was owe Mexicans who escaped Ana, according Claude Rogers. Salazar is deserved feet six inches pounds and had one pin stripe and light last observed by companions have TO ORGANIZE Mrs. Eva J. Department president and Nevada, will Monday afternoon organize a unit of five members are a charter, and w those enrolled else local organizes will easily reach of meeting will be Well Dressed American Women American women have the reputation of being the best dressed women in the world. This is as true of the wife whose husband earns but a very moderate income as it is of the wealthy woman. American women recognize that a dress need not be expensive to be attractive. A dress that costs but a few dollars can be as stylish in cut and as becoming as expensive models. Our women have the "knack" of selecting what is becoming. Our New York buyers have created an enviable reputation among women for the charm and always stylish lines which make our displays so delightful. EDUCATIONAL TRIP Honor pupils of Fullerton grammar school Wilshire avenue building leave tomorrow on an educational trip to San Diego, starting at 9 a.m. and returning the next evening. Stops are to be made at San Juan Capistrano, Torrey Pines and La Jolla. The pupils belong to the 6th, 7th, and 8th grades, and the general science class dismissed from spelling. They are: Albert Blatz, Marion Trowbridge, Lester Bue, Mabel Colburn, Howard Stewart, Zedna Ehrlich, Jean Watkins, Ned Fahs, Vera Stull, Henry Yoritsene, Ruth Garner, Eleanor Rankin, Ben Christian, Raymond Shelton, Edna Griffin, Wilmer Hutchin, Irwin Chapman, Doris Redfera, Earl Dickson, Dorothy Smelzer, Kenneth Walker, Martha Klose, Durton Herbst, Catherine Swoffer, Frank Vine, and Helen Klose. The teachers accompanying them are: C. Marcey, superintendent; and the Misses Frances Walker, Lucy Henson, and Winifred Won- GOV. SIGNS BILLS SACRAMENTO, April 26—Governor Richardson today announced he has affixed his signature to the following bills: To validate the formation and organization of reclamation district No. 2056 in Butte and Sutter counties. Relating foreign dispositions. Authorization of regents of the University of California to collect an import insects from foreign countries. Amends code of civil procedure relating to session of the superior court in counties of the first class. BUDGET, LIKE SUGAR STILL SOARING I. N. S. Staff Correspondent SACRAMENTO, April 26—Administration amendments to the general appropriation bill to include $59,000 in fixed charges and recurrent appropriations left out by Mrs. Nellie Pierce when the budget bill was compiled were introduced today by assemblyman Kline, chairman of the ways and means committee. The opposition insisted on the inclusion of all fixed charges and recurrent appropriations item by item. The effect of either method of amendment will be to bring the general appropriation bill up to a total of more than $116,000,000. Plain Dealer Want Ads Get Results BELIEVES BACKACHE Dr. Have had kidney trouble and backache for many years and I tried several doctors but got only temporary relief. A friend advised me by Kidney Pills, and before I used those I was suitably well," writes Dr. Perkins, Summer Shade, Ky., and bladder trouble requires treatment. Foley Kidney Pills mayick relief Refuse substitutes. ADAMS-BOWERS HAS FIRST U. P. FREIGHT The first car load of freight over the Union Pacific railroad recently completed into Anaheim, was received yesterday by the Adams-Bowers Lumber company. The car shipment consisted of a load of shingles. EARTHQUAKE FELT VICTORIA, B. C., April 26.—An earthquake of moderate intensity with well defined records on all instruments was reported today from Gonzales Observatory. The record continued for an hour. The quake is estimated 1000 miles from Victoria. FIRE DAMAGES FORD Fullerton fire department answered an alarm last night on East Chapman avenue where a Ford had caught fire. The car belonged to G. J. Wadman. It was extinguished before the firemen arrived. It was badly damaged. SAZAR IN SANTA ANA Antonio Salazar, the Mexican declared by Santa Ana police, to have shot and killed Officer Estes when the latter was overcome by three Mexicans who escaped, is in Santa Ana, according to City Marshal Claude Rogers. Salazar is described as 24, five feet six inches tall, weighs 145 pounds and had on a black suit with pin stripe and light gray cap when last observed by officers. His two companions have been captured. TO ORGANIZE W. R. C. Mrs. Eva J. Scheer W. R. C. department president for California and Nevada, will be in Anaheim on Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock, to organize a unit of the corps. Twenty-five members are required to secure a charter, and with the names of those enrolled elsewhere, promised in the local organization, the number will easily reach fifty. The place of meeting will be announced later. WAGNER DELUGED WTIH INQUIRIES It is well that Joe Wagner, president of the United States Oil Well Corp., this week received his permit to sell stock in the new concern as he has been deluged with inquiries. Investors who choose their stocks very carefully are among the most interested in this opportunity to purchase assured oil production thru revival of old wells. Wagner's office is at 120 N. Los Angeles street, phone 830-W. OPEN OFFICE IN ORANGE The J. T. Lyon Realty Co., has taken over the lease on the building at Plaza Square Orange, and will open an office in the near future. The reality company was recently appointed selling agents for the North Orange street tract. The firm will be represented by Thomas J. Martin, recently arrived here from Texas. Mrs. Russell Beach is visiting with her son and family at Hollywood this week. Mrs. M. B. Shaw of San Bernardo spent Sunday evening and Monday with her daughter Mrs. O. R. Dano. MAY CONNECT OTHER MAN WITH MURDER SAN FRANCISCO, April 26.—Evidence that two men may have been involved in the murder of Rabbi Alfred G. Lafee, has been unearthed by the local police. The latest developments followed the confession of Gladwell G. Richson, naval deserter held in Phoenix, Ariz., in which he assumed full responsibility for the crime. Clarence B. Hicks, another sailor and the man first charged with the murder was with Richardson, it was revealed. GOULD HAS RELAPSE MENTONE, France, April 26.—George J. Gould Sr., American financier and railway magnate, suffered a relapse of heart weakness today. 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