oc-plain-dealer 1923-05-17

SECOND SECTION VOL. XXVI—NO. 232 DOG SAVES HOUSE FROM FLAMES Barking Arouses Hall Family to Find Back Porch on Fire The barking of Patsy, a pet canine, saved the Herman Noll residence at Albert and Zeyn-sta last night from flames. The dog had been permitted to sleep on the back porch, and this morning about 2:30 o'clock she aroused the family by her furious barking. How long she had been barking is not known, but when members of the family awoke, it was to find the back porch in flames, and the bedrom filled with smoke. They aroused the remainder of the family and turned in the fire alarm. Then they proceeded to set about fighting the fire, which they had partially extinguished when the firemen arrived. The carpet was burned off the back porch, the partition between the porch and the bedroom partially burned and other damage done. The fire is that to have started from cigarette stubs thrown into an eightray, which were left on the back porch, following a party given last MODELS WILL WEAR LATE CREATIONS Jewel Pathe and Bevy of Diving Beauties Big Feature Professional models wearing the latest creations in Egyptian gowns and exhibition divers will be among the glories of the third annual California Valeneia Orange Show, to be held at Anselm from May 22 to 30, inclusive. These feminine beauties have just returned from a tour that took them as far as Mexico City, where the gallant courtiers and caballeros made each girl think she was a star of the first magnitude. Jewel Pathe, who studied ballet art under the same instructors that taught Pavliew and Ruth St. Denis the mysteries of terpsichore, will bring the bevy of lovely girls to the orange show. Some of the divers and dancers have been in Miss Pathe's company for four years. While showing recently in the 300 year old theatre at Mexico City, they won the acclaim of the populace by their grace, beauty and darling. One of the young women doubled, it is said, for Mary Pickford in "Tess" porch in flames, and the bedrom filled with smoke. They aroused the remander of the family and turned in the fire alarm. Then they proceeded to set about fighting the fire, which they had partially extinguished when the firemen arrived. The carpet was burned off the back porch, the partition between the porch and the bedroom partially burned and other damage done. The fire is that to have started from cigarette stubs thrown into an airtray, which were left on the back porch, following a party given last night to past exalted rulers of the Elks club. 31 NEW WELLS STARTED Oil field operations reported week ending May 12, show 31 new wells started, compared with 32 previous week. The total new wells this year is 695, compared with 484 same date last year. Tests for water shut-off 53, compared with 46 previous week. Yearly total to date 738; total to same date last year 572. Deepening or redrilling jobs 7, compared with 8 preceding week. Total to date this year 261; total to same date last year 305. Abandonments 6, compared with 9 preceding week. Total to date this year 94; total to same date last year 123. GOES ON POULTRY FARM Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Farnsworth will leave Anneheim about June 1 to make their new home near Owensbouth. Mr. Farnsworth has been watchmaker at the Hartfield jewelry store, resigning Oils week. He will go into the poultry raising business in the new location. PERTINENT QUESTION Kjerluf—Hello! What a nifty overcoat. Where did you get it? Bjez—I picked it up at Jacob's on or a restraurant? Santa Fe all the way Chicago Kansas City Denver direct connections Atlantic Seaboard points Grand Canyon National Park Colorado Rockies Fred Harvey Meals on your way A cool summer trip details and reservations C. A. WALKER Anaheim, Phone 217 daily round trip back east xcursions ain Dea. THE ORANGE COUNTY AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER DAILY EVERING READING NEWSPAPER OF NORTHERN ORANGE CO Anaheim, California, Thursday, May 17, 1923 HEARKEN TO THE CALL OF THE OPEN Near Arowhead Lake, Run of the World Drive, San Bernardino Mountains Near Summit of Clarke Grade on way to Big Mill Creek Canyon BANDIT KIDNAPING SITUATION SERIOUS By ERIC VON SALZMANN (L. N. S. Staff Correspondent) PEKING, May 17.—The Suchow bandit kidnapping situation today assumed an even graver aspect than before when it became known that the foreign hostages are no wregarded as pawns in China's internal political situation. The briganda have widened the scope of their demands to include a settlement of all of the grievances of South Shantung against the Central government and have turned over negotiations to the chiefs of the secret societies of the whole of South Shantung. The effect of this development is to involve the whole population of one of China's geratest provinces in the affair. American square oil cans are used by the Mexicans for stoves, kettles, water jars and often for the storage of food. Toads. The space occupied will be 8 by 10 feet. A giant stuffed lion on a revolving table will be the exhibit of the Lions club, while the Elephant Orchards Ass'n will reproduce a mammoth elephant, symbolical of its brand, that will move about on a large stage. The Anaheim Citrus Fruit Ass'n will have a 14-foot pyramid decorated in the Egyptian motif, which also will feature the display of the Anaheim Orange & Lemon Ass'n, work on which will be started tomorrow. SANTA FE SPRINGS MAKES NEW RECORD With Oil Operators Week after week the greatest high gravity oil field in the world, Santa Fe Springs continues to break and set new records for production. The greatest oil well that the Springs field has yet produced was brought in recently by the Ambassador Oil Co. on the Baker property. The Ambassador Oil Co. is affiliated with the Wilshire Oil Co. and the Machris Bros. are credited with the bringing in of the gusher. The Baker well was completed at 4720 feet, and started off at 18,000 barrels, 35 gravity. On account of storage and pipe line facilities being limited for the present the big well was pinched to 9600 barrels. The Amalgamated Oil Co. succeeded in getting the famous Dalugge No. 1 back on production. A year ago this well electrified the oil world by starting off at 4500 barrels and producing as high as 5000 barrels for several days. The well suddenly quit producing, the apparent cause being water trouble. The trouble has been corrected and the well redrilled to 4580 came back flowing 1500 barrels, 35 gravity, clean oil and free from water. The Amalgamated's Benton No. 1 a northeast line test well has reached 4900 feet and the outlook is not particularly encouraging. The Federal Drilling Co. had a hand in the bringing in of more big production for Santa Fe Springs when the organization completed a 5000 barrel shale. The space occupied will be 8 by 10 feet. A giant stuffed lion on a revolving table will be the exhibit of the Lions club, while the Elephant Orchards Ass'n will reproduce a mammoth elephant, symbolical of its brand, that will move about on a large stage. The Anaheim Citrus Fruit Ass'n will have a 14-foot pyramid decorated in the Egyptian motif, which also will feature the display of the Anahelm Orange & Lemon Ass'n, work on which will be started tomorrow. Maleom A. Fraser, manager of the California Valencia Orange Show, said today that he is praying for a good rain before the end of this week, with the hope that it will clear away and bring bright skies for the entire nine days of the exposition. 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Dr. Jesse Lee Corley will also be present. The churches of La Habra, Huntington Beach, Yorba Linda, Orange, Pullerton, Garden Grove, Corona, Newport, Costa Mesa and Santa Ana will send delegations. Many of these young people and older people, too, will stay over for the evening services. The church will not serve supper but those remaining over will be urged to go to the cafeterias and restaurants of the Walker No. 2. The producer was completed or 2 is producing 35.4 lit. Pacific Clay Pipe deep test well of the field section of the field is at 6030 station reported at this sandy shale. Brownrigger deep test well of the field is at 6030 station reported at this sandy shale. Brownrigger deep test well of the field is at 6030 station reported at this sandy shale. The general Petroleum is undoubtedly one of the geratest oil properties in the field was proven a few days ago with the advent of Jalk No. 8 and S240 barrel well. This big one was completed at 4899 and is making oil that tests 54.4 gravity. South of the Gilbert Petroleum's No. 1 on Norwalk Road development work has temporarily suspended awaiting the outcome of Ferdon & Vurpillatt Syndicate well. Drilling was stopped on this well by Ferdon & Dr. Thompson is one of the foremost authorities on Sunday school work. Dr. Jesse Lee Corley will also be present. The churches of La Habra, Huntington Beach, Yorba Linda, Orange, Fullerton, Garden Grove, Corona, Newport, Costa Mesa and Santa Ana will send delegations. Many of these young people and older people, too, will stay over for the evening services. The church will not serve supper but those remaining over will be urged to go to the cafeterias and restaurants of the city. Two illustrated addresses will be given in the evening, at 6:30 by Dr. Smith and at 7:30 by Dr. Thompson. These addresses will deal with conditions throut out the country. Many other cities including River-side bid for this gathering but Anaheim won out, once more. These conferences have been held at great centers along the coast from Seattle to San Diego and Anaheim Methodists are proud to think they have secured this meeting. The entire public will be welcome at all these services. AT HOTEL PLEASANT L. E. Johnson, E. A. Lyona, G. E. Foster, and J. V. Niel, Los Angeles; Mrs. William A. Anderson, San Francisco; C. W. Cordary, Glendale; G. E. Rowley, Bowden, Ariz.; J. J. Reilly, and J. D. Cristwaite, San Diego; and George Chaffin, Oroville. Vurpillatt three weeks ago at 5250. Neighboring syndicates have gotten together, passed the hat and will finance the continuation of the well for a test of the field. The Art of Decorating With Wall Paper Careful selection of your wallpaper means much to the harmonious effect of your home. 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