oc-plain-dealer 1924-01-03

THURSDAY, JANUARY 3, 1924 NEW BOOKS AT LOCAL LIBRARY The monthly report of Miss Elizabeth Calton, Anabella Librarian announced today the following books: Non fiction—Talks on Realty Laws of California, Melville P. Fraier, Business law for business men (11th ed.), A. J. Bledsoe, Modern developments in educational practice, John Adams, Everybody's complete etiquette, Ellin C. Learned, The system ofanimate nature, J. Arthur Thomson, On autumn trails, Emma Lindsay Squier, "Busy" the life of an ant—(Juv.), Walter F. McCaleb, Hoyt's New Cyclopedia of practical quotations, Kate L. Roberts, The poetical works of Sir Walter Scott, The Anneid for boys and girls, A. J. Church, The Odyssey for boys and girls, A. J. Church, Beauty, men and gods, Perdinand Ossendowski, Who's who in America, 1922-1923, Tom Masson's annual for 1923, Thomas L. Masseon, My Garden of memory, Kate Douglas Wiggin, Theodore Roosevelt, Lord Charnwood, Abraham Lincoln, Lord Charnwood, From printer to President, (the story of Warren G. Harding) Sherman A. Cuneo. Adult fiction—Craig: Kennedy listens in, Arthur B. Reeve, The house of Helen, Corra Harris, I ride in my coach, Hughes Mearns, Money, love and Kate and The story of a nickel, Eleanor H. Perter, The growth of the soil, Knut Hamsun, Uncanny stories, May Sinclair, The loving and the darling, Helman Day, Rufus, Graece S. Richmond, My fair lady, Louis Mennon, Luther Nichols, Mary S. Watts, Rafael, Charles C. Carter, In the shadows (30 detective stories) Nick Harris, The candle-stick makers, Lucille Borden, Grey Wethers, V. Sackville-West, Labyrinth, Helen R. Hull, Conne Heane, Stella G. S. Perry; Rippling Ruby, J. S. Fletcher, The Comings of Cousin Ann, Emma S. Sampson. Juvenile fiction—The Ruth Fielding series (19 books), Alice F. European. BLACK AND WHITE IS ALWAYS SMART This black canton crepe shirt frock is embroidered all over white silk. Short sleeves and a round neck are featured and a huge bow of black moire ribbon adornes the side. It would be attractive or the afternoon bridge or Madagascar party. 7000-BBL. WELL Sinclair. The loving and the darling, Holman Day, Rufus, Grace S. Richmond. My fair lady, Louis Henon, Luther Nichols, Mary S. Watts, Rafael, Charles C. Carter. In the shadows (30 detective stories) Nick Harris. The candle-stick makers, Lucille Borden, Grey Wethers, V. Sackville-West, Labyrinth, tielen R. Hull, Come Heane, Stella G. S. Perry, Rippling Ruby, J. S. Fletcher. The Comings of Cousin Ann, Emma E. Sampson. Juvenile fiction—The Ruth Fielding series (19 books), Alice E. Emreson. Boy stories, Rudyard Kipling. The boy's own book of adventures, Albert Britt. The Blaanchers among the Indians, Willard F. Baker. The Roy Ranchers at Spur Creek, William F. Baker. The Saddle Boys series (5 books). Captain James Carson. The Filipino Twins, Lucy Fitch Peskins. The fairy book, Dinah M. Mulock Craik. The black cats and the tinker’s wife, Mary and Margaret Baker. Picture stories from the great artists, Cady and Dewey. Carrots—just a little boy, Mrs. Molesworth. A little singing bird, Lucy M. Blanchard. KIYOURA ATTEMPTS TO FORM CABINET TOKIO, Jan. 3.—Perhaps one of the most unusual situations in the political history of Japan was presented this afternoon when Viscount Kiyoura was practically forced to reconsider and attempt to form a cabinet. Previously Kiyoura had declined the imperial mandate. In agreeing to attempt the formation of a ministry to succeed the resigned Yamamoto cabinet, Kiyoura did not guarantee its formation, but merely said he would attempt to form one. Despite the battling political elements which hinder his work, announcement of the formation of a cabinet is expected. Viscount Kiyoura said the foundation of his cabinet if he succeeded in forming it will be the Seiyukai party, which means defeat of suffrage and all of the liberal measures advanced by the Yamamoto ministry. Tokio newspaper men have petitioned the statesmen for consideration of the suffrage measure, promising a united fight by every newspaper in Tokio, provided suffrage is shelved. BELIEVE ITALIAN STEAMSHIP LOST NAPLES, Jan. 3.—The Italian steamship Mutlac is believed to have been lost in the Mediterranean Sea with her crew of 40. The ship Adriatico reported today she had picked up distress signals from the Mutlac, but could not trace them. This black canton crepe, slim like frock is embroidered all over white silk. Short sleeves and a round neck are featured and a huge row of black motte ribbon adorns the side. It would be attractive or the afternoon bridge or Mahogany barry. 7000-BBL. WELL AT LONG BEACH A 7000-barrel well is a rarity anywhere now, but the Pan-American Petroleum Co. got one of that brand at Long Beach a few days ago. The big well is located in the eastern end of the field and makes a lot of property that here-to-fore did not look very good take on new values. The Pan-American’s big well was brot in on the Anderson property formerly held by the Walker-Western Oil Co. Anderson 2 was drilled to 5070 feet and started off at 7000 barrels, 26 gravity. The Pan-American is finding its Union Pacific property one of the valuable holding of the field. Union Pacific No. 5 at 5010 feet started off at 1500 barrels. The Pan-American is making a great showing at Long Beach. The Petroleum Midway continues to get more good producers on the Field property. Fields No. 6 just completed is a 100-bbl well. The Shell Co.’s deep well, Anderson 4 at 5025 feet did not come up to expectations. Andrews 4 is making less than 400 barrels. The Shell Company’s deep wells have been coming in around 1000 and 1500 barrels. The United Oil Co. has made some real progress on the extreme northwest test well of the field. Bixby No. 1 has successfully shut off water at 4785 and in a few days a production test will be made that will determine the capacity of the well. Long Beach is holding up on production splendidly and is proving quite a surprise in this regard. Predictions six months ago had the field on the rack; it is still going and going strong. New developments continue and it will be well into the new year before much of a change is noticed either in the number of wells drilling or the output of the field. HARDING’S WIDOW VISITS WASHINGTON WASHINGTON, Jan. 3—Mrs. Florence Kling Harding, widow of the late president, arrived in Washington today from Marion, O., to spend the remainder of the BELIEVE ITALIAN STEAMSHIP LOST NAPLES, Jan. 3 — The Italian steamship Mutlac is believed to have been lost in the Mediterranean Sea with her crew of 40. The ship Adriatico reported today she had picked up distress signals from the Mutlac, but could not trace them. Try a Plain Dealer Want Ad HELPED LITTLE GIRL'S COUGH "FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND is fine. My little girl had an awful cough. I got a bottle of FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND and gave her a few doses and she was greatly relieved," writes Clyde H. Benson, Marlbrook, Virginia. The best remedy for coughs, colds, hoarseness; relieves promptly and effectively. FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND has stood the test of time, serving three generations. Heying's Pharmacy. Equities at Nothing These cars must be sold. 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