oc-plain-dealer 1924-01-31

ANOTHER ORANGE OIL CO. FORMED The third oil enterprise to be launched in its immediate district the North Tustin-st. Oil Co., of Orange, has filed articles of incorporation, a certified copy of which is on file at the county clerk's office. Capitalized for $20,000, the concern is backed by Orange men, the following being directors: C. A. McGill, John H. Labaln, W. E. Winterrowd, Henry Terry and E. A. Kinney. The company's holdings are in approximately the same locality as the Orange Community lease and the Orange Dome Petroleum corporation lease. RICHFIELD RICHFIELD, Jan. 31.—(Spt.)—C. McGill has recently opened a new tract south of the railroad. The lots are all well-located and each provided with gas, electricity and water. The streets are now being graded. Mrs. Harms is quite ill with the flu. H. S. Taylor has donated a lot in his new subdivision, which will be used as the site for new Richfield Library. Mr. and Mrs. George Walker of Bartalo, New York, spent the week end with Mrs. Leroy Walker of the Stearns Thompson lease. Mr. and Mrs. Denton had as their week-end guests, Mr. and Mrs. Horace Jewett of Sawtelle. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Summer entertained for their son John Saturday, celebrating his tenth birthday anniversary. The center of interest was a huge, birthday cake. The table was daintily decorated with the school colors, green and gold. Twelve guests were present. Refreshments were served after which Mr. Summers played baseball with the boys while Mrs. Summers took the girl for an automobile ride. The Parent-Teacher association will meet Wednesday, February MAKE TWO ADDITIONS TO PLANNING COMMITTEE (Continued From Page One) June, 730 sub-divisions have been examined and their development guided. Following the outlining of a highway system in which in general 80-foot major highways were laid down along full sections lines, 60-foot along feeder roads on half sections and 40-foot by-roads along quarter sections, each sub-division was advised to conform to this plan. A checker board scheme was the one followed, allowing also for special industrial districts and highways meant for special uses. General utility highways were planned to parallel industrial highways. A circuit system of highline highways, of which the Mulholland highway, still a somewhat isolated example, was one, also was included. Much of the congestion in the city of Los Angeles is due to the arrangement of outside highways, Pommerly showed. The speaker congratulated the county on having Nelson T. Edwards as a member of the state highway commission and lauded Edward personally. Coming to the main highway planned to link up Orange-co with Los Angeles, Manchester-ave, Pomeroy declared that one sub-division alone had ferried a quarter to half a mile along the avenue. Assessment districts now were being formed to widen the avenue from 60 to 80 feet. Lincoln-bldg, part of the route, also will be widened thru Downey, etc. With its connections, the new straight highway will proceed all the way to Venice and the San Fernando valley. Rail transportation problems as affecting highways and subdivisions are attacked then a grade crossing committee. In Whittier the separation of the grades of the highway and the Falcon Pacific planned. Uniform operation of railways in the Los Angeles harbor district is another problem. County zoning, with residential and industrial districts, is another problem. TUBBY dirty muddy road. He attacked the sub-division of Belvidere Gardene, where he declared infant mortality had doubled in two years and where the roads were straightened out after the section became settled. Lack of water will be the only limit on population in the future, in his opinion. He made it clear that the systems of streets and roads laid out now would determine the future development for all time. For example, the system of streets laid out by the Spanish dona around the Los Angeles Plaza fixed the system now existing. Boston and its cewpaths got the usual jibe. President Thomas voiced his regret that none of the supervisors had accepted the invitation to attend the meeting. Howard E. Gates told of hearing Pommerly at the meeting of the League of California Municipalities at Coronado Beach. As an illustration of the effects of roads that weren't straight, he said he best five miles in driving from Anahiem to Costa Mesa and the same distance from Anahiem to Costa Mesa and the same distance from Anahiem to Costa Mesa and the same distance from Anahiem to Costa Mesa and the same distance from Anahiem to Costa Mesa and the same distance from Anahiem to Costa Mesa and the same distance from Anahiem to Costa Mesa and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Summer entertained for their son John Saturday, celebrating his 10th birthday, anniversary. The center of interest was a huge birthday cake. The table was daintily decorated with the school colors, green and gold. Twelve guests were present. Refreshments were served after which Mr. Summers played baseball with the boys while Mrs. Summers took the girls for an automobile ride. The Parent Teacher association will meet Wednesday, February 5th. Mrs. Campbell is reported to be much improved from her recent sickness. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gendar are enjoying a new radio which was recently installed in their home. They listened in on a Stockton concert recently. Chamber of Commerce committee will meet for a special session at the home of J. R. Scott Monday at 2:30 p.m. Little Helen Mondotte has shown much improvement during the past month and her many friends are hoping an operation will not be necessary. FOREIGN NWES NUGGETS HOME, Inn 31—Premier Mucsolal will be the guest of Admiral Andrews at dinner on board the U. S.S. Pittsburgh at Naples Sunday after inspecting the dreadnaught Colorado. HAVE YOUR Income Tax Returns PREPARED BY Dan O'Hanlon WHO IS FAMILIAR WITH ALL PERMISSIBLE DEDUCTIONS ESTABLISHED 1920 FEES VERY REASONABLE 121 E. CENTER ST PHONE 258 ANAHEIM Howard E. Gates told of hearing Pomeroy at the meeting of the League of California Municipalities at Coronado Beach. As an illustration of the effects of roads that weren't straight, he said he test five miles in driving from Anabima to Costa Mesa and the same distance from Anaheim to Los Angeles. Toward the close of the meeting Pomeroy traced the general road system planned in the Southland thru Norwalk and Downey, vila Lincoln-bldd, Southgate, etc., making it plain that this road would connect with the system of streets and roads distributing into the heart of Los Angeles. H. E. Wahlberg, county farm advisor, was made chairman of an agricultural committee with power to pick his own nids. This committee was named at the request of Dr. George P. Clements chairman of the agricultural committee of the Los Angeles C. of C. and Wahlberg will be an advisory member of the Los Angeles co-committee. Appointment of the committee ruggested the matter of making the Southern Branch, U. of C., a separate institution, which was decided partly because the Davia branch of the College of Agriculture was too far off. President Thomas said the regents of the U. of C. had decided to establish full university courses at the Southern Branch. The letter of Dr. Clements also declared that the Los Angeles C. of C. planned to appoint an agricultural expert who would investigate conditions throughout California. Secretary Lee of the Placentia C. of C. said Dr. Clements on Feb. 19 would address the Placentia C. of C. at the Round Table club John Tuffree probably would be... Ladies' Shoes in Satins, Kids and Pats For Quick Disposal $7.45 $5.45 $3.45 Misses' and Children's Shoes $2.45 LOCKHAM 120 East Center Street THE PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIF. JUBBY Reason Enough. TRY TO COMPEL LAPE TO ANSWER WASHINGTON, Jan. 31.—Miss Esther Everett Lape, the general manager of the Bok peace plan award, will be compelled to answer questions relating to the inner workings of the Bok project, the senate investigating committee decided today at a session held behind closed doors. Miss Lape's refusal to answer questions caused a sudden and temporary halt to the investigation. The committee declared today, however, by a vote of four to one, that it has the power to compel the witnesses to answer questions or be held in contempt, and Miss Lape was summoned to appear again next Monday. BROT TO LOCAL HOSPITAL Ramon Preto, of Los Alomitos shot twice in a fight Sunday night with F. Casterneder, was brot in a Seale ambulance to the Anaheim Santiarium from the Artisia hospital. His condition is serious. Casterneder is in the Venizelos Suffers Nervous Breakdown ATHENS, Jan. 31.—Illinois today robbed Greece of the services of her foremost statesman—Eleutherios Venizelos. Premier Venizelos suffered a nervous breakdown and was ordered by his physicians to go to the country and remain quiet for at least a fortnight. A special meeting of the cabinet led to a report that Venizelos had resigned, but this proved untrue. The special cabinet council was summoned to select a vice president to act for Venizelos temporarily. The meeting broke up without anyone being selected. There were reports that Venizelos might hand in the resignations of himself and his cabinet this afternoon or tomorrow. Mme. Venizelos, who has been living in Paris, has been summoned to her husband's bedside. She is expected to arrive tomorrow. The names of M. Roussos and WITHDRAW SALE OF U.S. CERTIFICATE WASHINGTON, Jan. 31. Compaint that U. S. treasury certificates are competing with private savings banks in the investment field in the northwest agricultural section of the country has led the government withdraw the sale of resecured in that territory, if was announced by the treasury department day. 29 NEW OIL WELLS Oil field operations report the week ending, Jan. 26, showing 29 new wells started, compared with 33 previous week, 21 weed in Torrance, 2 in Huntington Beach, 2 in Long Beach, 1 in Angeles-co, and 3 in Kern-co. Total new wells this year is 14 compared with 127 same date last year. Tests for water shut-off compared with 32 previous week. Yearly total to date 111; total same date last year 124. Disopening or redrilling job compared with 10 brewing jobs. SOMETHING IN T AT OUR ANNUAL The committee declared today, however, by a vote of four to one, that it has the power to compel the witnesses to answer questions or be held in contempt, and Miss Lape was summoned to appear again next Monday. BROT TO LOCAL HOSPITAL Ramon Preto, of Los Alomitos shot twice in a fight Sunday night with F. Casterneider, was brot in a Seale ambulance to the Anaheim Sanitarium from the Artisla hospital. His condition is serious. Castnered is in the county jail. Other new patients: C. M. Vaughan and Ridele Wilson who underwent operations. Named by the Placentia C. of C. as an advisory member of the Los Angeles C. of C. agricultural committee. President Thomas suggested that the meetings of the Associated C. of C. and Placentia C. of C. might be merged to hear Dr. Clements but this was found impracticable. Dr. Clements will be asked to speak to the Associated C. of C.'s. H. E. Wahlberg lauded Dr. Clements as a man of vision. H. A. Lake of Garden Grove pointed out the benefits of training boys on the ranch for an agricultural career. Secretary Raymer read a communication from the Long Beach C. of C., asking co-operation in fighting a proposed reduction of the tariff on pimentoes. The matter was referred to the new agricultural committee, headed by H. E. Wahlberg. The latter declared that there were 5,000 or 6,009 acres of pimentoes in the county and that a tariff cut would hurt the county's growers. H. A. Lake of Garden Grove spoke to similar effect. In the course of presentation of reports J. H. Armitage of Seal Beach said the Huntington Beach-Newport Beach link of the Coastblvd might be finished by June 1. The meeting adjourned shortly after 12:00 o'clock. Doctor’s Prescription Amazing Success Overcomes Kidney Ailments and Backache Thousands Die Yearly Who Ought Not to Die—Kidney Troubles Kill Them. It’s Guaranteed The small delicate sieve in the kidneys clog-up—the poisons that should strain through and pass out with the water back up and get into the system—this means uremic poisoning and may mean the loss of some loved one. Best for all of us to look the facts in the face and heed nature’s plain danger signals. The life work of Doctor Daniel G. Carey was the study of diseases of the urinary system and his famous system and his famous prescription of roots and herbs known the country over as Dr. Carey’s Marshroot Prescription 777 has helped others to get well and stay well. If you have backache or frequent headaches, your sleep is disturbed and you get up in the night, if your eyes are puffy and palms mole cut out this notice, talk it to your druggist and say, "This is what want; Dr. Carey's Marshroot Prescription N° 777." You can always get in liquid or tablet form at Heyling's Pharmacist Both are equally effective. The price is $1.50, and mind you, if you aren't glad in week's time that you bought just get your money back—that way this successful medicine is sold. AT OUR ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE of High Grade Shoes This bargain giving sale is put on once a year, in order to dispose of broken and discontinued lines of good styleful shoes, to make room for the new spring and summer stock that is now arriving daily from the big eastern factories. SEE AND SAVE CKE and McAULA Shoes for Style and Comfort Thursday, January 30, 1924 By WINNER LOST MY NIFE OVER THAT LOT WELL WHADDAYA HUNTIN' WAY OVER HERE FOR. WHY DON'T YOU LOOK OVER WHERE YOU LOST IT? I CAN'T—THERE'S A CROSS DOG OVER THERE Copyright by United Feature Syndicate, Inc. HDRAW SALE OF S. CERTIFICATES WASHINGTON, Jan. 21.—Inaint that U. S. treasury rates are competing with savings banks in the in-out field in the northwest cultural section of the coun-ras led the government to draw the sale of resecurities and territory, it was announcethe treasury department to- NEW OIL WELLS field operations reported week ending, Jan. 26, show wells started, compared 3 previous week, 21 wererance, 2 in Huntington 2 in Long Beach, 1 in Los-os-co, and 3 in Kern-co. The new wells this year is 129 dreded with 127 same date last for water shut-off 29, dreded with 32 previous week, total to date 111; total to date last year 124. Opening or redrilling jobs prepared with 10 preceding OLINDA SCHOOL EVENTS The welfare meeting of children below kindergarten age is held every Tuesday morning at ten o'clock and is in charge of Miss Durgan, county nurse. The services is free and all mothers are urged to come. A chicken dinner will be served in the Olinda school lunch room. It is being given by the Parent-Teachers Association. The girls basketball team will play Placentia today after school. They will play on the Placentia grounds. Plain Dealer Classified Ads Always Bring Results COUGHS—COLDS—"FEU" Watch out for "Flu" and pneumonia now. Check coughs or colds quick. McMullin's Formula always reliable. Have it bandy. Nothing better for weak lungs, bronchial troubles or asthma. As a germicide and preventive against germ diseases has a hundred uses in every home. Mfrd. only by Tilden McMullin Co., Sedalia, Mo. Sold by Heying across U.S.A. across U.S.A. 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