oc-plain-dealer 1923-11-02

Y. M. C. A. ANNUAL ATTENDANCE 15,000 That the growth of the Anaheim Y, M. C. A. during the past 12 months has kept pace with that of the city was revealed today in the figures presented as the association year closed. The report shows a gain in attendance at activities of about 400%, while the number and variety of the activities show almost an equal gain. Over 600 different people, boys, girls, men and women have been regular attendants at the Y, M. C. A. Center, which has seen an attendance at all activities during the year of over 15,000. The swimming pool was the big interest during the summer, the attendance showing a total of 6645. Seventy-three boys and men enjoyed Camps and outings, while 22 different church groups and organizations with an attendance of $1C used the Center for various functions. But the real heart of the Y, M. C. A. work in our community is revealed in the following: 155 boys in personal interviews; 100 enrolled in Bible Study groups, 27 Forward step decisions, 9 decksops for Christian life. The personal interest which Y, M. C. A., secretaries take in keeping follows straight is one of the features of "Y" work. The late Pres. Warren G. Harding, shortly before his death, speaking of the Association, said: "In its particular field; it seems to be that the Young Men's Christian Association does a work of wider scope than any other organization, and of very great public usefulness." SATURDAY OBTAINS TRAINING BY WORKING WAY THROUGH COLLEGE EXPECT TORRANCE TO DEVELOP FIELDS Nothing but a great future for the prediction of the new Torrance oil field. The prediction based on the ease with which wells are drilled, the quality of the oil that is being produced and the nice wells the field yielding. By nice the writer has reference to the 1200 and 1500 barrel wells that have crowned the efforts of the producers since the advent of the Midway-Northern's No. 1, followed by Portuna and the Midway-Northern's No. 2. The getting twelve and fifteen hundred barrel wells at from $500 to $400 feet is something to be proud of and from every angle of the industry the Torrance oil field has a great future ahead providing it is developed along careful and conservative lines. I would like to see some action taken that would stop the town lot drilling at once, and develop the field later the manner of the big companies, and allow wells only on five acre tracts. With the formation of community leases, the land owner gets something, the operator gets something, and who deserve something get something. The stopping of town lot development would put an end to the promoter drilling wells or lots and fleecing the investor with wells that cannot possibly produce enough oil to pay the cost of drilling. With the bringing in of a 500 barrel well by George F. Getty and a 1200 barrel well by the Selby-Root Oil Co. the production of the Torrance field was raised to a daily output of 15,000 barrels. The completion made Getty was at his No. 2 well, and drill-mt to $709 feet this production came in at and is holding steadily at 500 barrels. The Selby-Root Oil Co. completed its first SATURDAY SPECIAL Strawberry Pie 25c Almond Coffee Cake 20c BOSTON BAKERY LEB EICHOLTZ, Prop. Phone No. 135-W, 1017-W Store No. 1, 201 East Center St. Store No. 2, 248 West Center St. Miss Emma D. Partridge. Miss Emma D. Partridge, of Topeka, Kans., was compelled to work her way through Washburn college. After school hours she worked in the office of the state banking commissioner. The training she received fitted her for the important position she now holds—that of secretary of the State Bankers' Association. BOY EMPEROR OF CHINA OPENS BANK SHANGHAI, Nov. 2—(INS)—The boy emperor of China is to further shatter age-old traditions by entering business. He announced thru representatives today the forthcoming opening of a bank to be known as the Manchu Imperial bank. A location is now being secured for the institution. The former ruler of all China is selling priceless curios valued at several million dollars to secure funds for his new business venture. TAIL-ENDERS MEET NEW YORK, Nov. 2—(INS)—Edouard Horemans, of Belgium, and Roger Conti, of France, the two tail-enders will meet in this afternoon's match at 500 points. In the evening match Jake Schaeffer, who is leading the field with two victories and no defeats, will face Erich Hagenlaeher, the German, who is tied with Hoppe and Welker Cochran for second place with two victories in three matches. Try a Plain Dealer Want Ad. FRED H. SCHNEIDER MARKET IN DALEY'S STORE Quality is our Standard. A visit to our market will convince you that it is the place to trade. Swifts Premium Skinned Ham, half or whole ... 34¢ Premium Bacon half or whole ... 45¢ Leg of Pork half or whole ... 23¢ Shoulder Pork Roast ... 16¢ Fresh Dressed Hens, Friers, and Rabbits; Fish and Oysters, New Kraut and Dill Pickles. Swifts, Premium Skinned Ham, bulk or whole ... 34c Leg of Pork half or whole ... 23c Premium Bacon half or whole ... 45c Shoulder Pork Roast ... 16c Fresh Dressed Hens, Friers, and Rabbits; Fish and Oysters, New Kraut and Dill Pickles. Daleys ROCK BOTTOM STORES TWO STORES IN ANAHEIM/ 239 West Center Street ... Phone 753 110 East Center Street ... Phone 405 PLACEMENT—BUENA PARK—YORBA LINDA PROFIT-SHARING PLAN This great organization with its 115 stores, has grown through the cooperation of the public and they should share in the profits derived from it. You will be interested in our profit-sharing plan. Ask any Daley's store manager, or write Daley's, Inc., 751-757 Terminal St., Los Angeles, for our full plan and booklet. BROOMS ... $1.10 Gold Silver Rock Bottom 85c 65c Blend "A" Blend "B" COFFEE, bulk or ground to suit... 40c 38c INSTANT POSTUM ... Large Small 35c 22c DATS (Armour's, Quaker) ... Large 2 for 25c CREAM OF WHEAT, 2 pkgs. ... 45c PANCAKE FLOUR, Daley's No. 3 Pkg., 25c SYRUP, Cane and Maple... 50c 30c BREAD, White, Whole Wheat, Graham... 10c ECT TORRANCE DEVELOP FIELD being but a great future is predication of the new Torrance field. The prediction is upon the ease with which are drilled, the quality of that is being produced, the nice wells the field is. By nice the writer has come to the 1200 and 1500 wells that have crowned parts of the producers since event of the Midway-Nor-No. 1, followed by the and the Midway Nor-No. 2. The getting of and fifteen hundred barrels at from 2500 to 4000 something to be proud of, from every angle of the in-tect Torrance oil field has future ahead providing it hoped along careful and native lines. I would like some action taken that stop the town lot drilling and develop the field at a manner of the big oil sites, and allow wells only trace tracts. With the for- of community leases, the owner gets something, the gets something, and all serve something get some-The stopping of town lotment would put an end to pomoter drilling wells on flieering the investors wells that cannot possibly enough oil to pay the drilling. Interest is Keener As Date Approaches If the time between this and Nov. 5rd were much longer there might easily develop a feud that would take years to heal, and that would seriously handicap scientific progress. The group of men who have looked upon the promise of spectacular stellar action on that date as worthy of attention have been so bitterly opposed by the incredulous element, such hard words, such scathing criticism has been broadcast, that the whole topic has now assumed wide, general interest. There will undoubtedly be an active watch set during the entire 24-hour period of November 3rd, both sides being anxious to prove their own attitude, and to be able to laugh at the folly of the enemy. Mysterious and cryptic, still come the hints, repeating their promise of unsuspected phenomena to be revealed in due course. Questioning and investigation have alike failed to trace the source of these messages, though they breathe an authority which few dare deny. Patience is the only salvation for this situation. The hours will pass, the truth or fallacy, the meaning or absurdity of it all will soon be made apparent. The need to scan the sky will soon be past. BLINDED DRIVER STRIKES MEXICAN Walter Kerin of 225 Jacaranda-pl., Fullerton," told local police that he ran over a Mexican and knocked him to the pavement last night near No. Lemon st. and the state highway. He said he was blinded by the lights of other cars, and the Mexican was walking across the street, just having come out of a BANDITS HOLD UP OTTAWA, KAN. BAY OTTAWA, Kans., Nov. (INS)—Four unmasked band held up and robbed the First National Bank of Ottawa her day and escaped with best $2,000 and $10,000 in cash. The bandits compelled the ploycea to lie on the floor they entered the vault and nearly all the silver and cuithe bank had on hand. GEORGE PREPARE LAST U. S. SPEE NEW YORK, Nov. 2—(IN While David Lloyd George, time prohiler of Great Britain day rested at the Long Home of John W. Davis, for ambassador to the Court of James, his wife, Dane Marry, and his daughter, Miss Marry thrilled over Fifth avenue's where they spent the day buying things." Lloyd George devoted me the day to working on his speech in the United States; will appear before 5000 in guests of the Citizen's comm at the Metropolitan Opera tonight. The committee re-ed 250,000 applications for ets. Plain Dealer Ads Always Results BLINDED DRIVER STRIKES MEXICAN Walter Kerlin of 225 Jacaranda-pl., Fullerton, told local police that he ran over a Mexican and knocked him to the pavement last night near No. Lemon st and the state highway. He said he was blinded by the lights of other cars, and the Mexican was walking across the street, just having come out of a grocery store at that point. He picked him up and took him to the county hospital, where he was pronounced not seriously hurt, and Kerin took him home. SEEK MISSING GIRL PASADENA, Nov. 2—(INS)—A state-wide search was under way today for pretty 17 year old Jeanne Coolidge, reported to police by her father, Douglas Coolidge, bousin of President Coolidge and a wealthy merchant here, to be missing from her home for 48 hours. The great grandfathers of President Coolidge and the merchant were brothers. The United States produces about one-fourth of the soft wood that it consumes. We have the things to revive your appetite, make your meals a delight and help digestion. Edmiston's Grocery We Deliver Tel. 219 :: Sam Seelig Co.'s Anaheim Store No. 2, W. Center and Helena Sts. SAM SEELIG "Cash is King" CALIFORNIA'S LEADING GROCERIES For Those Who Want The Best Saturday Specials Genuine Imported Swiss Cheese All Sam Seelig S figs, raisins, dates, pum Dromedary Dates, stock... Saturday Specials Genuine Imported Swiss Cheese 85c lb. Home Made Potato Salad 25c lb. LUNCHES FOR SCHOOL CHILDREN Hauden’s Delicatessen Sam Seelig Market 139 W. Center St. Phone 707 A Cool Place To Eat All Sam Seelig S figs, raisins, dates, pum Dromedary Dates, f stock..... New Crop Soft Shell Sun-Maid Raisins, s Van Camp’s No. 2 Bake a Cak Swansdown Special Dromedary Cocoanut, Premium Chocolate, Leghorn Citron, in grade of citron for plu many grades of citron. OAK GLEN—Real Q Ask Our Man Hot Cakes and Waffle Albers Flapjack Flour Makakake Waffle Flo Log Cabin Syrup ... ANDITS HOLD UP OTTAWA, KAN. BANK OTTAWA, KANS., Nov. 2— (INS)—Four unmasked bandits stupid up and robbed the First Naral Bank of Ottawa here to and escaped with between $00 and $10,000 in cash. The bandits compelled the emvees to lie on the floor while entered the vault and stole early all the silver and currency bank had on hand. GEORGE PREPARES LAST U. S. SPEECH NEW YORK, Nov. 2—(INS)— Mike David Lloyd George, war the preacher of Great Britain, to rested at the Long Island one of John W. Davis, former passador to the Court of St. Nees, his wife, Dame Margaret, his daughter, Miss Megan, killed over Fifth avenue's shops are they spent the day "Just ing things." Mike George devoted most of day to working on his final chief in the United States. He appear before 3000 invited lists of the Citizen's committee the Metropolitan Opera House night. The committee receiv- $50,000 applications for tick- ALPHA BETA CAL "Walt On Yourself, Save The Difference"—Store No. 12 "Where Price and Quality Meet 89c 10 Lbs. SUGAR Sat. Spec. 89c BUTTER, Guaranteed to Please, lb...50c CHEESE, Idaho Cream, lb...29c AUNT JEMIMA'S SMALL LARGE 2 for Buckwheat 25c 40c Scudders Cane & Maple Syrup, qts., ...48c Pints ...25c CARNATION WHEAT MUSH Cook Some For Breakfast SMALL LARGE 10c 25c See Our Bill Board for Specials Every Day Next Week OUR OWN VEGETABLE DEPT.1 Fresh Bunch Vegetables ...5c Jonathan Apples, 6 lbs' for ...25c Extra fancy Burbank Potatoes, 7 lbs. for ...25c E. 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"Cash is King" CALIFORNIA'S LEADING GROCER All Sam Seelig Stores have new crop of holiday dainties such as raisins, dates, pumpkins, nuts, etc. medary Dates, finest Oriental dates grown, just in stock...20c All Sam Seelig Stores have new crop of holiday dainties such as raisins, dates, pumpkins, nuts, etc. Someday Dates, finest Oriental dates grown, just in stock ... 20c Crop Soft Shell Walnuts, No. 2 grade, 2 lbs. ... 45c Maid Raisins, seeded or seedless, 2 pkgs. ... 25c Camp's No. 2 can pumpkin ... 12c Cake a Cake and Treat the Family Bunsdown Special Cake Flour, large package ... 33c Someday Cocoanut, 1-4 lb. 16c Premium Chocolate, 1 lb. ... 37c Storage Eggs, dozen ... 44c Try these and get a delightful surprise at their quality Leghorn Citron, imported from Leghorn, Italy. The very finest of citron for plum puddings, cakes and fancy cooking. There are many grades of citron. We have the highest we can buy. 60c a Pound K GLEN—Real Quality Butter—Special Price all This Week Ask Our Man the Price Today—Then Try the Quality Cakes and Waffles Peers Flapjack Flour 15c and 27c Rakakake Waffle Flour 12c and 25c Cabin Syrup ... 29c & 58c Tea Garden Syrup, pt, 29c, qt. 48c Pure Sap Maple Syrup, pt...53c Rosedale Sweet Potatoes, 2 cans ... 25c With Pork Roast!