oc-plain-dealer 1923-08-01

CLASSIFIED RATES 15c Per line, for 3 times. 25c Per line for 6 times. $1.00 per line per month. No charged ad accepted for less than 45c. Phone 151. WHISTON FINISHES WELL IN 87 DAYS (By Ellwood J. Munger) At Santa Fe Springs, H. L. Whiston stopped into the lime light as a contractor and driller of successful oil when he completed and put on production a well for the Southern California Oil Company in exactly 87 days, 17 days of this time could be deducted for the refting and cementing of two strings of pipe. The Southern California Oil Co.'s producer was completed at 4620 just 74 feet in the oil sand. The well started off at 3700 barrels and is producing the usual high gravity Meyer sand product. The Southern California Oil Company began operations in the old Montebello field two years ago drilling a wild cat test well on the extreme west side of the field. The company failed to get a well, but the stockholders stuck together, came to Santa Fe Springs, got Whiston to drill them a well, and the Southern California Oil Co. is numbered among the old producers of Southern California. The Boeske Oil Company's No. 1 completed by the McKeon Drilling Company at 4070 is a producer at 1500 barrels. This nice well is doing 35 gravity oil and puts the Boeske Oil Company well tap in the list of producers at Santa Fe Springs. Kirkpatrick Brothers got into the producers list at the Spring with a 2500 barrel well on the Syndicate No. 1 property. The producer was drilled to 4681 and is making 34.7 gravity oil. The Kirkpatrick have had their trouble in getting into production, but have arrived. Every one in a while the showings in the L. B. Chase well drilling the southwest section of the Springs field look like a "Million Dollars." A showing at 1800-2000 looked so... Kirkpatrick Brothers got into the producers list at the Spring with a 2500 barrel well on the Syndicate No. 1 property. The producer was drilled to 4681 and is making 34.7 gravity oil. The Kirkpatricks have had their trouble in getting into production, but have arrived. Every once in a while the showings in the L. B. Chase well drilling the southwest section of the Springs field look like a "Million Dollars." A showing at 1800-2000 looked so good that it was given a tryout. A hauling test failed to find much oil, although at the time the drilling was under way the "ditch" showed oil enough to make a producer. Another showing at 2249-69 even looks better than the first big showing and the management may be tempted to try this one out also. These exceptional good showings are unusual, and somewhat baffling as they fail to come up to expectations when tried out. The General Petroleum Corporation led the Springs producers for new wells this past week. The General Petroleum put two wells on, one at 4500 and the other at 2800. The big well completed by the G. P. is Santa Fe No. 9finished at 4700. Santa Fe No. 39 also completed at 4700 feet is the 2800 barrel 'producer. Both the new wells are making 34 gravity oil, and flowing clean oil. The Lunata Oil Company has arrived at what is believed to be the most interesting phase of its career. At 4609 the Luneta Oil Co. struck an oil sand that looks very promising. A 100 feet of hole was made in advance and the new hole continues to carry the sand in streaks. The Luneta Oil Company has retained the services of the Spengler Core Drilling Company and will take a core of every foot of hole drilled from now on. With wells shut down in the vicinity of the Luneta Oil Co. waiting on developments the work of the Spengler people and the Luneta will be watched with tremendous interest. Von Rinke formerly geologist for the Netherlands Oil Interests is responsible for the Luneta Oil Co.'s location, and should an oil well be obtained Mr. Rinke will come in for a large share of the honor. The Standard Oil Company's test well on the Brownrigg-Keller lease No. 2 now at 6500 feet is the deepest test hole now drilling in Southern California. At 6500 the formation is a very hard shell and the oil indications do not seem to be there or anywhere else in the hole. The development progress of the Springs west extension got something of a set back when the M. and H. Oil company drilled the cement out of its No. 1 and found that the water had not been shut off. A decision has been reached to proceed with the drilling and set another string of pipe soon. NOTICE FOR BIDS Placentia School District is calling for hides on the construction of a tennis court 96x100 feet of reinforced concrete to be located on the Placentia school grounds. Also the construction of a retaining wall of approximately 165 feet in length. Contractor interested can get specification by calling on the undersigned at the Santa Fe Depot at Placentia. Signed H. S. Leavitt, Clerk. PLACENTIA PLACENTIA, Aug. 9.-The sudden death of Mrs. M. Manshardt at 1:30 e'clock on last Monday afternoon came as a great shock to her family and many friends who have made her acquaintance in the last three months, since she and Rev. Manshardt came from Topeka, Kan., to visit their son, Dr. G. A. Manshardt at the Prebystierian Manse. Mrs. Manshardt had gone to Camp Torrey last week with her husband and son, Rev. William Manshardt and family of Los Angeles. They were breaking camp on Monday afternoon and her husband had gone to call their granddaughter, Katherine on her inquiry for the little girl. Returning to the cabin Rev. Manshardt was in time to see her fall from the chair in which she had been sitting. A nurse in the camp worked over her but the doctor pronounced that death had been instantaneous. The body was taken to San Bernardino preparatory to being taken back to Topeka. Rev. Manshardt and his two sons, Dr. G. A. Manshardt and Rev. William Manshardt of Los Angeles left here Wednesday morning to take the body to their old home and funeral services were held there on Sunday. The deceased was seventy-six last June and had been in poor health some time. Three sons and a daughter reside in the east. The two sons will return in a week or two but the father may go to Illinois for a time. The death is a sad shock to the elderly man who married the deceased over 58 years ago. Mrs. E. C. Normandy was badly bruised and probably seriously injured when she was thrown from a horse and dragged some distance. Mrs. Normandy, Miss Mildred Torba and Henry Tuffree and wome friends were going riding when a short distance from home the hore was suddenly frightened and Mrs. Normandy was thrown. She was taken home and the doctor summoned but it is not known just how serious her injuries are. She was unable to stand on her feet Wednesday. Herbert Foss, Lewis Edwardson, Walter Lucy and David Seers spent Saturday night and Sunday fishing at Laguna Beach. They returned bringing about thirty pounds of fish. Herbert Foss was voted the best At 6500 the formation is a very hard shell and the oil indications do not seem to be there or anywhere else in the hole. The development progress of the Springs west extension got something of a set back when the M. and H. Oil company drilled the cement out of its No. 1 and found that the water had not been shut off. A decision has been reached to proceed with the drilling and set another string of pipe soon. PREVENTION WORTH POUNDS OF CURE The Fullerton Dye Works, back yard will soon be enclosed with a galvanized wire fence. Inside of which there will frolie three police dogs. The firm has been annoyed considerably of late through outsiders tampering with machinery and gas, etc., and to prevent further trouble the fence will be put up and electrically wired. A burglar alarm snoo is to be placed. The company feels its responsibility in accepting the garments of its patrons and will take all precaution to protect them. Cocos or Keeling Islands, 1,200 miles southwest of Singapore, comprise about 20 coral islets. Mrs. Normandy, Miss Milredy Yorba and Henry Tuffree and some friends were going riding when a short distance from home the hore was suddenly frightened and Mrs. Normandy was thrown. She was taken home and the doctor summoned but it is not known just how serious her injuries are. She was unable to stand on her feet Wednesday. Herbert Poss, Lewis Edwardson, Walter Lucy and David Seers spent Saturday night and Sunday fishing at Laguna Beach. They returned, bringing about thirty pounds of fish. Herbert Poss was voted the best fisherman of the four. Miss Enlid Cohoe spent the week end at Laguna Beach. Clayton Landreth plans to commence work on a new six room modern residence on Alta street on about the 15th of August on the lot he bought from Samuel Kraemer some time ago. The plans call for a house 36x32 and it will be stucco finish. Built on a corner lot it will be designed to face both streets. Mr. Landreth has been working on his double garage in his spare time and expects to finish it soon. The garage is finished in stucco and has been plastered on the inside and fitted up for living quarters. The Phillips house which the Landreth have been renting has been sold so they will move to the garage and TUBBY This Kid Gives Full V NEW TODAY WANTED—Dressmaking. 202 N. Olive. FOR RENT—2 room furnished apartment; $25 month gas and electricity furnished. 422 W. Center. FOR SALE—Corner lot. Lohman tract; $1806, $500 down. A H. Heying, care Heying Pharmacy. FOR SALE—Ford sedan, used 2 months. Small payment. Call Apt. 14, Colonial Apts. after six. FOR SALE—Buick roadster, A-1 condition. Bargain. Box J. Plain Dealer. DON'T HESITATE Let us show you some Real Buys. We have all kinds at Price to interest everybody. MURRAY REALTY Co. 227 East Center St. Phone 926 Anaheim RANCH SUPPLIES A GOOD BARGAIN for quick sale. Having disposed of my ranch, must sell my team of horses and 3 cows. John H. Hile, R. 5, phone 893-W. NEW TODAY NOTICE—Any liability taken by the Anaheim Title Co., Long Beach. FOR LEASE or rent, 6-room house, modern, 30x80, garage, filling station, fruit stand. All combined. Phone 17232, Fullerton. J. W. Muzzall. FOR SALE—Best lunch counter in city at bargain if taken at once. Lamb-Wright Realty Co. Next door to postoffice. WANTED—Work as ranch hand, experienced, Call Moore's ranch, Placeia-ave., 1-4 mile south. Call for J. R. Brown. FOR RENT—New bungalow and garage, $37.50 per month. 1139 W. Broadway. WANTED—Ten acre orange or lemon grove. Give price and exact location. Address P. O. Box 112, Anaheim. WANTED—First class automobile mechanic. Must have had long experience. Only A-1 men need apply. See Bill at Harry D. Riley, Studebaker Agency, Anaheim. FOR RENT—To ladies or men, room single or double with board. Continuous hot water. 220 N. Philadelphia at. FOR RENT—3-room bungalow and bed room. 217 N. Clementine. FOR SALE—Fine lot, close in to business on paved street, good apartment site at a bargain. Box W. Plain Denjer. A SNAP For Sale, my 8 1-2 acre full bearing Valencia orange grove with 8-room AUTO SUPPLIES FOR SALE—A light two-wheeled trailer. 1128 W. Chestnut-st. "CERTIFIED" USED CARS '21 Franklin Demi Coupe $1350 '23 Stude. Spec. 6 Tr ... 1250 '22 Stude. Spec. 6 Tr ... 1050 '21 Peerless 4 Pass ... 1250 '20 Buick 46 Coupe ... 950 '22 Buick 4-cy Coupe ... 925 '22 Buick 6 Tour ... 850 '21 Buick 6 Tour ... 750 '21 Buick 6 Road ... 775 '20 Stude Big 6 Tour ... 750 '20 Hudson Tour ... 675 '20 Wescott Tour ... 650 '19 Stude. Spec. Tr ... 650 '17 Hudson Sedan ... 650 '21 Olds 4 Tour ... 600 '20 Buick Tour ... 575 '22 Liberty Road ... 650 '19 Essex Tour ... 600 '20 Chandler Tour ... 475 '23 Star Road ... 465 '21 Ford Sedan ... 375 '21 Ford Coupe ... 375 '21 Overland Tour ... 200 '20 Overland Tour ... 275 '22 Ford Tour ... 300 '20 Chavrolet Tour ... 175 Orange County Certified Motor Car Market 250 N. Los Angeles St. Phone 94 FOR RENT FOR RENT—Furnished 2 rooms and kitchenette. Adults Ph. 277-R. FOR RENT—Furnished office compartment. Centrally located, new equipment. J. E. Schmidtacher Co., 113 W. Center St., Plain Dealer MURRAY REALTY Co. 227 East Center St. Phone 926 Anaheim RANCH SUPPLIES A GOOD BARGAIN for quick sale. Having disposed of my ranch, must sell my team of horses and 3 cows. John H. Hile, R. 5, phone 893-W. FOR SALE—Young cow giving about 3 gallon. Also a yearling Jersey heifer. B. R. Shinn, 1-4 ml. west on Olive street, 2 miles south of Buena Park, Phone 761-J-2. DAIRY FERTILIZER 10,000 ft. Crescent Creamery Co. 2 Miles East of Artesia, Calif. See P. W. Wright FOR SALE—Toggenberg milk goat, also Airdale dog, very reasonable. 504 W South. Phone 888R Anaheim. FOR SALE—Good team mules $100 Inquire Myers garage, 129 N. Lemon Phone 256. ANAHEIM FEED AND FUEL CO. HAY, GRAIN, FEEDS, POULTRY SUPPLIES, FERTILIZERS, WOOD, COAL, SPRAYS AND INSECTICIDES. Public Weight Masters 242 W. Center St. Phone 317 Anaheim, California PROFESSIONAL CARDS Dr. Leota P. Anderson Office Phone 413 Residence Phone 1074 CHIROPRACTOR 204 Fisher Building Anaheim, California Phone 380 Dr. D. G. Golding General Office Practice Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Glasses Fitted Cassou Bldg. 120 W. Center St. Anaheim, Calif. Six Years' Practice in L. A. Dr. J. H. Coleman CHIROPRACTOR 250 E. Center St., Ground Floor Phone 845 Anaheim, Calif. M. EUGENE DURFEE ARCHITECT FOR RENT—To ladies or men, room single or double with board. Continuous hot water. 220 N. Philadelphia at. FOR RENT—3-room bungalow and bed room. 217 N. Clementine. FOR SALE—Pine lot, close in to business on paved street, good apartment site at a bargain. Box W. Plain Dojer. A SNAP For Sale, my 8 1-2 acre full bearing Valencia orange grove with 8-room modern house, barn and garage at a bargain if taken before Aug. 15th. 2-8 mile west of Garden Grove-rd on Katella. Write R. 4, Box 122. MULTIFLORES DAHLIA garden, order tubers now. While flowers in bloom. Cut flowers in season. Mrs. Flora Cox, 1 mile east of Cypress, 1-4 mile north of boulevard. LOST—New black walrus traveling bag. Reward, E. S. Mickey, 1099 Main-st, Riverside. WANTED WANTED—Merchandise salesman. If you are a salesman we have the opportunity you are looking for. See B. J. Henry at Anaheim Electric Co. 209 W. Center Street. FOR SALE—Ivy bed, coll spring box couch. Reasonable. No. 8 Orema Ct., Corner Citron and Chestnut. WANTED—Young attractive woman to work in confectionery, experienced. Apply the Cherry Blossom, 122 E. Center-st. MEN The key that punches the time clock is not the one that opens the door to success. Have the courage to be your own boss. Dare to forget the unprofitable past, the unpromising future, the unbearable present. I investigated a similar ad, and today am buying a home and putting money aside where it will provide for me in later years. All our men are in business for themselves without investment. You need not exist on a small salary. We teach you free and you earn while you learn. Opportunity exists today as never before for those who have the eyes to see and the courage and brains to grasp them. If you earnestly desire to rise out of the ranks of the merely employed, call at 7:30 Wednesday evening, August 1, 1923, at room 215 Kraemer Bldg., 222 East Center-st., Anaheim, Calif. WANTED—To rent small furnished or unfurnished house by young couple. Will be permanent. Phone 256 Mr. Becker. Salesmen Wanted Orange County Certified Motor Car Market 250 N. Los Angeles St. Phone 94 FOR RENT FOR RENT—Furnished 2 rooms and kitchenette. Adults Ph. 277-R. FOR RENT—Furnished office compartment. Centrally located, new equipment. J. E. Schumacher Co., 212 W. Center. Phone 975. FOR RENT—Front Apt. suitable for professional office. Completely furnished, 2 rooms, kitchen, bath and dressing room. Roberts Apt. Corner Center and Lemon. Phone 953. FOR RENT—4-room house, modern garage. Inquire 517 W. Broadway. FOR RENT—Single and double Apt. Strictly modern, continuous hot water. Reasonable rent, 149 N. Lemon-st., Colonial Apts. FOR LEASE—New brick store building 13x60 feet at 137 S. Pomona-st., Brea. Best location in town. Write P. N. Koragaard, Brea, Calif. FOR RENT—3 furnished rooms and garage. 923 E. Santa Ana-st. FOR RENT—5-room house and garage. Inquire 327 N. Philadelphia-st. FOR RENT—Unfurnished 3-room house in rear. Inquire 120 N. L.A.st or call 584-J. FOR RENT—4-room modern Apt.unfurnished close in..Apply Apt.No. 10.Marita Court,118 N.Clementi-st. FOR RENT-Apt.Stewart Apts. 113 Emily-st. FOR RENT-3-room furnished Apt. 1003 E.Broadway.Phone 857. FOR RENT-5 room house partly furnished if desired.311 E.Wilhelmina.Also garage house for man. FOR RENT-Rooms and apartments Adelheid apts.$312 S.Los Angeles Street.Phone 732. FOR RENT-5 room house,$518 Chestnut. FOR RENT-Furnished apartment with pleasant rooms and bath.ground floor.Worthing.Call 10 to 12 a.m.Phone 82-J-2. FOR RENT-New 3-room house.all built in features.up-to-date.Goose N.Claudina. FOR RENT-Furnished rooms for light housekeeping,416 N.Olive St.MIRACLE Glasses Fitted Cassou Bldg. 120 W. Center St. Anaheim, Calif. Six Years' Practice in L. A. Dr. J. H. Coleman CHIROPRACTOR 250 E. Center St., Ground Floor Phone 845 Anaheim, Calif. M. EUGENE DURFEE ARCHITECT Phone 693, New Kraemer Bldg. Anaheim, Calif. Office Hours 10 to 4 Phone 810 Dr. Guy Allison Rawson MEDICINE-SURGERY 714 Lemon Street Anaheim, Calif. JOHNSTON-WICKETT CLINIC ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA HOURS 8:00 a.m. 5:00 p.m. give the new owners possession and probably within the next few weeks. Salesmen Wanted Wanted few high-class men on fastest Selling Proposition in Southern California. Profits show 6 to 10 per cent per month on invested Capital. Local Officers of highest integrity. Leads publicity and line-ups furnished. Manufacturing business with plant to refer to, now earning better than 12 per cent monthly. CALL IN PERSON AT SUITES 8 AND 9, MASONIC BLDG ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA MIRACLE HEALER Let me demonstrate my power of restoring you to Health. If you are suffering with paralysis, deafness, rheumatism, blindness or any ailment, come let me demonstrate by one free treatment my power to help you. I do not convert you, I heal you. Colonial Apt. 1 Corp. Chartres and Lemon Streets WELL, GEE WHIZZERS! DONT BE SUCH BABY AN CRY LIKE THAT I HAFTA CRY LIKE THIS-BOO-HOO-HOOOO I WAS CRYIN' AT BROWNS HOUSE BOO HOOO- WHERE DOES IT HURT YA? IT DONT HURT ME ENNY.-MORE-BUT MISTER BROWN GIMMEANICLE TO STOP CRYIN IN TEN MINETS AN THEN MINETS AINT UP YET Classified Ads WTH OF ANAHEIM The Plain HOWN BY CENSUS only as an act in 1910 was... 2,623 for this county Year 1920 was... 5,525 remit promptly Estimated at ...10,000 The Plain your Plain Dealer to tion ordered sible for more friends. It may bring to Anaheim, fastest growity in Orange County. UPPLIES right two-wheeled Chestnut-st. UNFIED" CARS Al Coupe $1350 6 Tr 1250 8 Tr 1050 ess 1250 pe 950 coupe 925 850 tor 750 l d 775 Tour 750 675 650 cr 650 m 650 600 575 650 600 475 465 275 375 300 275 300 175 County fied Market St. Phone 94 ENT shaped 2 rooms and Ph 277-R. shaped office com- located, new Schumacher Co. REAL ESTATE—FOR SALE I will sell 5 room house, new, east front, best location for $6000. $1000 cash. Write A. C. care of Plain Dealer. FOR SALE New 6 room house, 3 bed-rooms, good location, $6500—terms. East front lot, walnut trees, good street, $1700—terms. Close to schools. BIGELOW 308 E. Center St. FOR SALE—5 room house and B-Broom with double garage, 840 Dickel St. TRADE What have you to trade for my equity in 2 acres 10 year old orange grove, new modern house and garage. Write Box 30 Care of Plain Dealer. Just What You Have Been Looking for Beautiful 5-room house, pebble ash, all built-ins. Hardwood floors, equipped for radio. In a anything up-to-date. Be sure nd a see this. Duplex house, new, corner. broad tion. Owner would least taking side for year. Good income, sensary sonably priced. New 5-room house, garagewo inchfront, good location. Only center Terms. also cut-tlek. At marks half these with 227 East Center by MURRAY REALTY H YEAR NO. 290. ONUS 100 a Year SHIP 25 PCT. OF ORANGES BY WATER Railroads Are Unopposed to Plan With All Traffic They Can Handle BY WATER Railroads Are Unopposed to Plan With All Traffic They Can Handle The Anaheim district will save approximately $150,000 annually on transportation of citrus fruit by the new $7,500,004 California Steamship Co., organization of which was announced today. Charles Eygabroad is one of the directors. The estimate is that of Manager G. W. Sandilands of the Anaheim Orange and Lemon Ass'n, and is based upon the steamship line taking 25 per cent of the fruit to New York. Sandilands includes all charges, including hauling and transhipment. "I've been looking for this," said Sandilands. "This has got to come. The railroads are not opposed to it. According to their sentiments, the development of California will make it necessary. The railroads are going to have all they can handle, more than they can take care of. People don't realize how the fruit output of the state is increasing." Sandilands estimates that 25 per cent of the citrus fruit is the most that the boats can take. The railroads also must be used for shipment to the Mid-West, at least until the proposed scheme of refrigerator boats up the Mississippi from New Orleans is realized, and that is still far off. As for using the boat line to ship deciduous fruit, that will be a matter of careful preparation. Sandilands intimated, because of the longer time in shipment. Peaches, for example, would have to be picked before they were ripe, and packed accordingly. Grapes also will present a problem. Sandilands sees the time when grape juice will be shipped by the barrel. A pre-cooling plant in New York is part of the equipment of the line. Manager W. M. Schureman of the Anaheim Citrus Fruit Ass'n was much interested in the announcement. Schureman pointed out that the company probably would obtain its vessels from the government. The officers of the company are: C. S. Whitcomb, one of the vice-presidents of the California Fruit Growers Exchange and the leader in the movement for a line, president; A. P. Hammond, former Pacific Coast manager of the Luckenback Steamship Co., vice-president and general manager; P. N. Bigelow, state market director, secretary. Directors include Irwin H. Rice, president of the Merchants and Manufacturers... No. 73 Commandery, No. 75 California, at Through slepers to Don with the sas City and Chicago, it supreme Through sleeper to Chine Knights Grand Canyon connection the cuz Phoenix connection. Diction of Houston, Galveston, Tennody of New Orleans connection, mi. Trains to San Diego George No. 72 10:00 to the No. 74 3:40 of the No. 54 4:25 No. 78 5:47 lending No. 78 2:25 the obThrough train via Orange ending Riverside and San Bernardines of G. A. WALKER, Agued. BLUNDER CORRECTED bodied of The answer will be found amy today's want ads. With a complicated salad such combination vegetable it is better n to serve an equally complicate dressing, such as Thousand Island Use a plain mayonnaise or French dressing, saving the Thousandge Island to use with plain head lettuce or a one-vegetable salad. Plain Dealer Ads Bring Results. PANTOMIME BLUNDERS