oc-plain-dealer 1923-09-24

JUDGE WEST BACK ON BENCH MONDAY Superior Judge C. B. West was sent on the bench in Santa Ana. Attorney Frank Drumm of Bridge, however, will not take his seat as third judge for two or three weeks. M wneinchhte-nyAomgrtctaol weeks. Meanwhile the plan of attorneys, whereby thru stipulation each in turn acts as judge pro tem in civil cases will be continued until the court dockets are clear again. Such special stipulation has to be made in each individual case tried, according to Attorney O. T. Califor of Anaheim, and only such attorneys can be chosen as can get off and only for such days as they are at leisure. This "red tape" complicates the arrangement. Drumm is clearing up his affairs as fast as possible, but asked for a full month to do so, making that a condition of his acceptance. One of the most important actions in months came before the Court on Monday in the four cases against McGechan, Colecott, Thompson and Crowley, accused of criminal syndication. It is understood the cases will be continued because a ringleader who jumped his ball has not yet been caught. JAPANESE INDIGNANT AT SOCIALIST'S DEATH TOKIO, Sept. 24.—Intense indignation continues to prevail throughout Tokio today, following the shooting down of Sakae Osuki, noted Japanese socialist, by members of the gendarmerie patrolling the raina of the capital city. As a result of the high feeling caused by Osuki's death, Captain Amakasu of the gendarmerie was courtmartialed yesterday by a board of inquiry following a general shake-up in the martial government of Tokio. Former War Minister Yamanah was placed in charge of the Tokio military police. Osuki, it became known today, was shot down Sunday, Sept. 16. He was widely known throughout Japan. His treatment by the capital police created great antagonism hundreds of his followers in BUENA PARK, Sept. 24.—Mr. L. L. Mennes of the Mennes Realty Co. reports the following sales: One lot to Miss Christine Herrel of Fullerton and one lot to A. G. McGee of Buena Park on the Ninth Street tract. The foundation has been laid for the home of Mr. Jones from La Mirada and also O. R. Dano, on the same tract. Mr. Mennes also announced that they had bought 18 acres across the railroad from the present location and will subdivide this land. This acreage faces on Western Avenue and will include 3rd, 4th and 5th streets. Mr. Mennes will build a duplex house on the Ninth street tract on the lot on the north side of the Dano home. Mrs. E. E. Thurman and Arthur attended the manceance at the California theater and saw Harold Lloyd in "Saftey Last" on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Eddy and children of Long Beach were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Girvin on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Braly have purchased a new Studebaker Light Six. A. G. McGee was a business visitor at Brea on Thursday. Jack Golden attended the funeral of H. V. Swain at Los Angeles on Friday. Mr. Swain had been the vegetable man here for the past 12 years and was in an automobile accident last week and died from his injuries several days later. Miss Susan Sexton of Buena Park of La Habra at Santa Ana on Thursday morning. The wedding dinner became the bride of Clifford Abshur was served at the home of the bride's sister Mrs. Montgomery on Grand Avenue after the ceremony. The young couple will reside at La Habra after a short honeymoon trip. Mr. and Mrs. L., J. Robeson and Mrs. W. B. Shaw motored to Los Angeles on Friday. Mr. J. Swain was operated on last Sunday at a Los Angeles hospital and is improving nicely. Mr. Swain is in charge of the hardware department of the Nelson Hardware Store. Mrs. Hattie A five room mode on the Wilson caused by Osuki's death, Captain Amakasu of the gendarmerie was courtmartialed yesterday by a board of inquiry following a general shake-up in the martial government of Tokio. Former War Minister Yamanah was placed in charge of the Tokio military police. Osuki, it became known today, was shot down Sunday, Sept. 16. He was widely known throughout Japan. His treatment by the capital police created great antagonism hundreds of his followers in France, where he had made a study of European socialism. Plain Dealer Want-ads bring results. Official Headlight Adjusting Station No. 169 State of California Division of Motor Vehicles Opening Evenings until 9 p.m. Anaheim Ignition Depot Established 1912 218 S. Los Angeles St. Anaheim A. Bevillard, Prop. 5.00 CASH IN YOUR HOME No Further Payments For 30 DAYS Dolly Type Electric Washers with swinging Wringers and extension bench for extra tub... CASH IN YOUR HOME No Further Payments For 30 D Dolly Type Electric Washers with swinging Wringers and extension bench for extra tub ... $85 Copper Tub Oscillating Washers, made by one of the largest manufacturers in the world ... $120 Cylinder Type Electric Washer complete with all the latest improvements. None better ... $140 The above prices and terms are only a few of our many models. Space pregiving more. We defy peddler competition. $20 is just as good to the p of a Washer as it is to the peddler. Buy direct from our store and save t mission. ELECTRIC SWEEPER-VAC with the Automatic Home Cleaner Drush $3.00 CASH PUTS AN ELECTRIC VACUUM SWE IN YOUR HOME—5 DIFFEREN This is a wonderful opportunity. Two propositions in one at the lowest possible price, and on the easiest monthly Washer Wilson Fullerton—108 E. Amerige Ave. Anaheim—227 THE PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIF. LONDON ATTENDS PRINCESS' FUNERAL Body of Princess Anastasia, formerly Mrs. William B. Leeds, lying in state in Russian Church of St. Phillip, London. Inset shows her husband, Prince Christopher, leaving the church after funeral rites. America will be the final resting place of the late Princess Anastasia, formerly Mrs. William B. Leeds, widow of the American tinplate king. The body of the deceased wife of Prince Christopher of Greece laid in state in the Russian Church of St. Phillip where first rites were held. London's nobility paid homage to the memory of the American princess there. Two hundred visitors are expected here on October 30 when the thirty-sixth annual convention of the Los Angeles association of Congregational churches meet here. Mrs. Hattie A. Allen is having a five room modern residence erected on the Wilson tract for R. N. Cum- 2 MORE BIG WELLS AT SANTA FE SPRINGS Two wells of importance were completed at Santa Fe Springs this past week by independent operators. WOMEN SEEK EQUAL RIGHTS AMENDMENT Colorado Springs continued today to be the capital of the feminist world, following yesterday's spectacular pageant in the Garden of the Gods, commemorating the 75th anniversary of the first rights movement. Two hundred visitors are expected here on October 30 when the thirty-sixth annual convention of the Los Angeles association of Congregational churches meet here. Mrs. Hattie A. Allen is having a five room modern residence created on the Wilson tract for R. N. Cummins. Mrs. Allen also has the 74 acre Darling ranch for subdivision on January 1st. The Buena Park school opened on September 14th with 171 pupils. The contractors promise the new school for December and that the Christmas entertainment can be held in the new auditorium which seats 590. It is hoped there will be no delay for we need the new building. C. J. Allen and David Allen attended a K. of P. lodge meeting at Tustin this week. Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Moss and son have returned to their home at Summerton, Ariz., after spending a part of the summer with Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. Horn. The new home of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Berkey on Western Avenue is completed and the family will occupy it soon. Mr. and Mrs. Blohn who have been living in the bungalow in the rear of the C. E. Bitter residence have moved to Artesia. Mr. and Mrs. George Sharp and family have moved to Eagle Rock. The Uttenweiler tract on Grand Avenue has been surveyed and lots are staked off ready for subdivision. Mr. Uttenweiler will soon start work on the first four houses that he is going to erect on the tract. FOR RESULTS—Try a Plain Dealer Want-ad. 2 MORE BIG WELLS AT SANTA FE SPRINGS Two wells of importance were completed at Santa Fe Springs this past week by independent operators. Geo. F. Getty finished his No. 13 at 4715 and got a 2500-barrel producer. The U. S. Royalties Co. No. 3 finished at 4732, is doing about 4000 barrels of 34.3 gravity oil. Huntington Beach passed a quiet week, the only exciting thing being a 500-barrel well brought in by the Republic Producers. The Republic's Crane No. 9 was put on production at a depth of 4050 feet. The Auburn Oil Co.'s No. 2 failed to make a flowing well, and is to be put on the pump. The well was given a production test at a depth of 4900 feet. The Gypsy Oil Co., one of the smaller concerns that got into Huntington Beach with the first rush, and battling with the problem of producing the top zone oil in the town lot section of the field, is staging a comeback. The Gypsy has spudded in on well No. 5, and will try to get some of Huntington Beach's deep sand production. The Sun Oil Co.'s is making preparations to make a production test on its No. 6 at 3125 feet. The well has been showing up rather good, and it is believed it will make a nice well. The Union Oil Co.'s Reed No. 1, now at 5215, is not showing any oil to speak of. The Reed well constitutes one of the deep test holes for the southeast section of Huntington Beach. The Shell Co. put the old Brea canyon field back on the map with a 150-barrel well producing 26 gravity oil. The completion was made on the Orange lease, formerly the property of the Columbia Oil Producing Co. South of the Graham-Loftus lease the Union Oil Co.is starting a well on the Tuffree property. The starting of this well is the beginning of some of the new and big things scheduled for the Brea-Richfield district, where leasing activity has been strong for several months. Things are pointing to Torrance becoming a great and extensive oil field. Important developments came about this past week with the good showings found by the Peterson-Barker well drilling near the site of the Union Tool Co.'s shops, and the exceptional good showings of the Fortuna Oil Co.'s well located southeast of the Midway Northern's No. 1.At about 4040 feet the Peterson-Barker well pulled a core that showed all its needs to show.The Fortuna WOMEN SEEK EQUAL RIGHTS AMENDMENT COLORADO SPRINGS, Sept. 24.-Colorado Springs continued today to be the capital of the feminist world, following yesterday's spectacular pageant in the Garden of the Gods, commemorating the 75th anniversary of the first equal rights convention ever held in the world. With Mrs. O, H.P.Belmont, president of the National Woman's party, presiding, that organization met in secret session today to formulate plans for the national campaign for an equal rights amendment to the federal constitution that shall give "men and women equal rights throughout the United States, and every place subject to its jurisdiction." This amendment, according to the determined declarations of scores of nationally prominent women here to witness the pageant and participate in the woman's party councils, will be introduced in Congress next December. CHARGE DESERTION Desertion is given as the cause in three different divorce complaints filed in superior court. Fannie L.Enochs filed suit against Lloyd E.Enochs.Reasonable alimony and a reasonable sum for the support of a child of 2 years are asked.The couple were married at San Diego January 7,1920,and separated May 17,1922There is no community property. William Bauman filed suit today against Teresa Bauman.Custody of four children and other proper relief are asked.The two were married at Brooklyn,N.Y.,April 17,1909There is no community property. Eva Fletcher, in a suit against Clifton Fletcher.alleges non-support.as well as desertion.She seeks the custody of their child and means for its support They separated Sept.1,1920.in Santa Ana They were married at El Centro,Dec.11,1918. cern to get an oil well if the oil is there.Core samples taken at 4485 and 4500 seem to warrant the assumption that there is something there to go after. Inglewood seems to have a hard time getting on the production map of Southern California.Magen-hemer drilled to 4500 feet and found only a few showings.The Amazon Drilling Co.now has a hole down past the 5200 mark and has found nothing. Development in and around Hawthorne has closed with the abandonment of the Kitsleman-Badger well at 5170 feet.Kitsleman found a little gas in the test well and be- OUR HOME For 30 Days Electric charging extension $85$ $5 Cash $5 per Mo. Lating one of retailers $120 $5 Cash $8 per Mo. Electric with allments. $140 $5 Cash $8 per Mo. Many models. Space prevents our just as good to the purchaser from our store and save this com- CASH VACUUM SWEEPER —5 DIFFERENT MODELS Two propositions in one; a change to buy on the easiest monthly payments. Vilson Anaheim—227 E. Center St. Things are pointing to Torrance becoming a great and extensive oil field. Important developments came about this past week with the good showings found by the Peterson-Barker well drilling near the site of the Union Tool Co.'s shops, and the exceptional good showings of the Fortuna Oil Co.'s well located southeast of the Midway Northern's No. 1. At about 4040 feet the Peterson-Barker well pulled a core that showed all oil well needs to show. The Fortuna Oil Co.'s well at 3570 had a sufficient showing of oil to warrant the setting of pipe. The good showings in these two wells means a further increase of the productive area of the field, and gives the field a length of approximately eight miles. The Chanslor-Canfield Midway is being kept very busy at Torrance taking care of the offset drilling, and in doing this leads all other companies in the field for the number of wells drilling. On the Torrance lease the C. C. M. O. has located the 24th well, and has 15 wells drilling. With the increase of the Union Oil Co.'s discovery well at Compton to 1200 barrels, there is every reason to believe that the new field will be another Santa Fe Springs. The well is the best and biggest discovery well that has been brought in since the days of the Chapman well at Richfield. Santa Fe Springs started off with Meyer 3 a 100-barrel well, Montebello with Baldwin No. 1 a 450-barrel well, and Huntington Beach's Standard Oil well doing about 250 barrels. Developments are going ahead rapidly at Compton. In addition to the three wells started by the Union Oil Co., the Macmillan-Davis Oil Syndicate of Long Beach is about to start drilling; the General Petroleum has a rig up on the Gardena Land Co.'s property, and will be drilling in a few days; George F. Getty has spudded in on the Veitch property and C. C. Julian is getting close to 4000 feet. The Artesia Oil Co.'s test well at Artesia has attracted sufficient attention of three of the largest oil-producing companies in California to give their assistance in an advisory capacity and help the pioneering con- Announcement I WISH IT TO BE KNOWN THAT I HAVE OWNED THE ORIGINAL STAG BARBER SHOP FOR NEARLY FOUR YEARS AND HAVE NOW MADE IT A STRICTLY UNION SHOP. I WILL BE GLAD TO MEET ORGANIZED LABOR AND ALL MY FRIENDS. THANKING YOU FOR PAST PATRONAGE AND ASSURING YOU FIRST CLASS SERVICE. CORDIALLY YOURS, RICHARD GROOS 139 S. Los Angeles Street Sebastian Pros Quality Dry Goods Nationwide to Your 119 W CENTER ST The Economy Order of Orange Co THE Sale of Fall —HERE IS WORD TAKEN FROM AROUND THE STORE DURING THE SALE 72x80 SEAMLESS SHEETS, of firm weave sheeting and bleached snow white. Share in this offer $1.19 Savings White Goods Dept. 45x36 PILLOW CASES good quality 25c 1/3 26-INCH SOFT NAINSOOK—strictly a good grade soft Nainsook worth 25e, offered on sale, per yard 15c DARK PERCALES—PERCALES OF LIGHT PATTERNS of excellent quality 18c DRESS LINENS OF PURE LINEN of a quality most to be desired $1.00 Savings 25% EK EQUAL AMENDMENT SPRINGS, Sept. 24.—is continued today to of the feminist world, today's spectacular paarden of the Gods, the 75th anniversary final rights convention the world. H. P. Belmont, presNational Woman's g, that organization session today to foror the national caminal rights amendment constitution that shall women equal rights United States, and object to its jurisdicment, according to the declarations of scores of ment women here to geant and participate party councils, will in Congress next De- DESERTION given as the cause in divorce complaints for court. mochs filed suit against ochs. Reasonable alireasonable sum for the child of 2 years are ample were married at January 7, 1920, and sep7, 1922. There is no property. human filed suit today Bauman. Custody of and other proper relief two were married at Y., April 17, 1909. community property, er, in a suit against alleges non-support. assertion. She seeks the child and means for they separated Sept. 1, Ana. They were martro, Dec. 11, 1918. oil well if the oil is examples taken at 4485 to warrant the aathere is something after. seems to have a hard on the production map California. The Magento 4500 feet and found showings. The Amazon now has a hole down mark and has found in and around Hawassed with the abandonKitsleman-Badger well. t. 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Make up those comforts now Special... 98c Sale of Cotton Batts IMPERI "WHITE FLEECE BATT," is all that its name implies, for it is of fine quality bleached cotton, extremely soft and resilient, 72x94. Sale Price $1.29 Savings as great as 50% "THREE SEAS" SPECIAL, a fine white fluffy batt, very soft and resilient, full comfort size, 72x84. A quality that is sure to please. Sale Price $1.39