oc-plain-dealer 1923-08-31

PASTEBOARD BOXES CONTAIN FLASKS They are making nice pasteboard boxes now to contain the half pint flasks. Santa Ana Officers Parker, Yoder and Elliott at 1:15 o'clock this morning arrested Sam King and captured one of the boxes containing 16 flasks and eight vacancies. Sam will be charged with possession and transportation, the case probably coming before City Recorder W.F. Heathman this afternoon. King is an oil worker of Long Beach and alleges he had spent only one day in the county, out of his 14 years in the state. He was driving thru the business section of the city at the time. He looks like a professional bootlegger, but the evidence to prove it hasn't been obtained. BOATWRIGHT GUILTY LOS ANGELES, Aug. 31.—Thurman Boatwright, slayer of Felix Beasley, was found guilty of murder in the first degree this afternoon by a jury which tried him in superior Judge Reeve's court. The jury recommended life imprisonment. Boatwright, following the slaying, told deputy sheriffs who investigated that Beasley had been killed by a bandit who held up Beasley, Boatwright and Boatwright's wife in Beasley's automobile. TILDEN WINS MATCH FOREST HILLS, N.Y., Aug. 31.—William T. Tilden, the American tennis champion gave the U.S. an even break in the opening play of the Davis cup matches with the Australian team today, when he beat John B Hawkes in straight sets, 6-4, 0-2, 6-1. PRATERNITY CONVENTION SACRAMENTO, Aug. 31.—Hundreds of delegates were in attendance today at the opening of the 21st annual convention of the Pi Delta Kappa national fraternity. Delegations from Los Angeles, Kansas City and St. Louis are waging a spirited fight for the 1924 convention. City Briefs Victor Kohler was not the driver of the car of Phil Harmudy which went over the curb and into the door at the Knott's Meat Market recently, according to his mother. The announcement that he was the driver of the car was made by a companion of Kohler's who now says he did it "just for fun." Mrs. Mildred Powell of the city building inspection department, leaves Monday for a vacation at Julian, 60 miles back of San Diego. TEST WEALTH 120 I The installation in the Standard's Community lease Wagner, Jr., ran last night and did today. At 10:45 was eating through stone at a depth not after that 15-in used. Reports that tereed was like Kraemer lease, firmed today formation," was out. Some trouble with water, how true in the Place only hinder the ever. More mud vide resistance to A big calf what All of the mac on hand now. Ranchers into that oil will be 4,000 feet. Taking the love, honor and may be all ripe well to reel. Sam Seelig NEW ANAHEIM MARKET Store No. 2, W. Center and Helena Sts. Sam Seelig NEW ANAHEIM MARKET Store No. 2, W.Center and Helena Sts. 158 STORES NOW VALENCIA BRAND PRODUCTS WHOLE ANAHEIM BEEF CO MEAT PACKERS DIRECT FROM PRODUCER TO CONSUMER — NO Three of the Finest Markets in California for Your Com All of Them Center of Town PEERLES In Sam Seelig's Pu EAST SIDE NATIONA In Gerrard Bros. & H WEST SIDE PACIFIC In Sam Seelig's Public Ma WE HAVE 25 QUALITY MA WEST SIDE PACIFIC In Sam Seelig's Public Ma WE HAVE 25 QUALITY MA These Are Real Saturday SHOULDER VEAL ROAST.....17½lb C BREAST MILK V To Stew PURE LARD or COMPOUND (2-pound limit) CHUCK POT ROAST— SHORT RIBS TO BOIL— SLICED LIVER ... Real Old Fashioned Country SAUSAGE.....17½lb C RIB VEAL CHOPS The Best For Less TEST WELL DOWN 120 FEET TODAY The installation of the first casing in the Standard's wildcat well on the Community lease, of the William Wagner, Jr., ranch was completed last night and drilling was resumed today. At 10:45 a.m. the big bit was eating thru the gravel and sandstone at a depth of 120 feet. The 22-inch casing will be put in for a depth not yet determined and after that 15-inch casing will be used. Reports that the material encountered was like that in wells of the Kraemer lease, Placentia, were confirmed today. "Exactly the same formation," was the word that went out. Some trouble is being experienced with water, however, which was not true in the Placentia field. This can only hinder the three crews, however. More mud is required to provide resistance to the bit. A big calf wheel was put in today. All of the machinery and casing is on hand now. Ranchers interested are confident that oil will be struck at around 4,000 feet. Taking the "obey" out of the love, honor and obey combination may be all right; but it might be well to retain the honor. Harlan Knight as Rev. Alexander Murray in "The Man from Glengarry." LIONS HEAR ABOUT ECLIPSE OF SUN Prof. Edgar Lucien Larkin, director of Mt. Lowe Observatory, spoke before the Anaheim Lions today at their weekly luncheon in the Elks' clubhouse on the eclipse of the sun. The address was highly instructive and humorous. References to the influence upon civilization of the progress in knowledge of astronomy were a feature. If he had told any body 200 years ago the name by which the world now is know by among astronomers he would have been burned at the stake, he declared. The name is "Next to Nothing." Discussing the Einstein theory of relativity, Prof. Larkin declared that he didn't know any more about it after he began to study it than before. He doesn't accept it apparently. "I have a million opinions for a nickel apiece," he said, referring to his popular newspaper articles. He was born in 1847, making him the oldest astronomer of note living. Clifford Grua of the legal department of the Auto Club of So. Cal. spoke on the provisions of the Breed bill which take effect tomorrow. D. H. Smith, president of the Standard Bank expects to leave Sunday for a trip to Liberty, Saskatchewan, Canada. SAM SEELIG CO. "Cash is King" CALIFORNIA'S LEADING GROCER WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BEEF COMPANY PACKERS NO CONSUMER — NO MIDDLEMAN'S PROFITS Mia for Your Convenience—Same Low Prices at All of Them BERLESS MARKET In Sam Seelig's Public Market, 139 West Center NATIONAL MARKET Gerrard Bros. & Hanson's Store, 249 East Center PACIFIC MARKET Seelig's Public Market, cor. W. Center and Helena Sts. QUALITY MARKETS NOW SAM CO.'S Anaheim STORES NOW STORES NOW These Prices Apt SAM SEELIG'S IS HI 250 PICNIC NE Scat Powdere Heinz Baked Beans ... Heinz Spaghetti ... Chewing Gum ... Sylmar Olives ... Post Toasties ... Post Bran Flakes. Quaker Quick Oatu Nucoa... Libby and Federal PACIFIC MARKET Seelig's Public Market, cor. W. Center and Helena Sts. QUALITY MARKETS NOW Saturday Specials BREAST OF MILK VEAL To Stew or Roast 12½ lb C 10c Pound RIB VEAL CHOPS... 25lb Served With a Smile Post Toasties ... Post Bran Flakes... Quaker Quick Oatmeal Nucoa... Libby and Federal Eagle Brand Milk... Pioneer Minced Chicken Happyvale Salmon White Meat Tuna Wright's Mayonnaise ... Gold Medal Mayonnaise Beechnut Peanut Butter Bulk Peanut Butter ... Blue Rose Rice ..... Bishop's Cocoa ... Bakers Premium Chocolate Dromedary Cocoanut... Hills and Ben Hur Coffee FOR your Picnic or Outing take some of our Real Home Made Potato Salad Hauden's Lunch Counter Sam Seelig Market ANAHEIM MARKET 139-41 West Center Street neim Markets 158 STORES NOW ANAHEIM MARKET 139-41 West Center Street SAM SEELIG "Cash is King" CALIFORNIA'S LEADING GROCER These Prices Apply at Both Anaheim Markets SEELIG'S IS HEADQUARTERS FOR PICNIC GOODS. 250 PICNIC NECESSITIES AT OUR MARKETS Powdered Cleanser 5 Cans 25c baked Beans ... 10c and 14c paghetti ... 2 for 25c Heinz Pickles of all Sorts sewing Gum ... 3 for 10c olmar Olives ... Quart can 38c st Toasties ... 9c st Bran Flakes ... 2 pkgs 25c maker Quick Oatmeal ... 11c coa ... 1 lb. 29c oby and Federal Milk ... 10c Toast Toasties 9c Toast Bran Flakes 2 pkgs 25c Baker Quick Oatmeal 11c Cocoa 1 lb. 29c Baby and Federal Milk 10c Single Brand Milk 19c Pioneer Minced Clams 20c Happyvale Salmon 2 cans 25c White Meat Tuna ½s 30c Mayonnaise 13c and 30c Medal Mayonnaise 15c and 30c Peanut Butter 13c and 19c Peanut Butter 1 lb. for 24c Rice 3 lbs. for 22c Cocoa 1 lb. for 22c Premium Chocolate 1 lb. for 37c Dairy Cocoanut 1-4 lb. 16c ½lb for 30c Ben Hur Coffee 1 lb. for 43c