oc-plain-dealer 1924-02-01

ORANGE OUTRUNS ALAMEDA COUNTY Orange-co took third rank in the state for marriage licenses issued during 1923, being surpassed by Los Angeles and San Francisco, according to figures issued today from Sacramento. Alameda-co, which includes the cities of Oakland, Berkeley and Alameda, dropped behind Orange-co for the first time. Alameda-co, held third place in 1922. Fresno, San Diego and other more populous counties were likewise outdistanced. Los Angeles with 16,897 was an outstanding first. The state reported a total of 55,190 marriage licenses, a gain of 16 per cent over 1922. San Francisco-co was a poor second with 7,097. Orange-co's total was 4,267 and Alameda-co. 4,040. Only one license was issued in Albane-co., while Mono-co. was bridleless. IDENTIFY BANDIT LOS ANGELES, Feb. 1.—J. H. Sipprell, manager of the West Adams and Halldale-sts, branch of The Security Trust and Savings Bank today positively identified William Anderson, a salesman, of Walnut Park, as the man who yesterday held up the banking institution and robbed it of approximately $2000. The bank manager identified Anderson among a group of more than a dozen prisoners. Detectives immediately began to quiz Anderson with hope of gaining a confession from him. LIQUOR SMUGGLING ON PACIFIC COAST WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.—Pacific coast states are facing the same liquor smuggling problem as confronts the eastern seaboard, altho to a lesser degree. Samuel Rutter, federal prohibition director of California, declared today. Rutter came to Washington to appeal for a material increase of the coast guard that rum running may be checked. He conferred with Prohibition Commissioner Haynes today, urging that the commissioner use his influence toward the adoption of the recommendations of Secretary of the Treasury Melton for construction of a fleet of fast "rum chasers." HE SHOULD WORRY ABOUT JAP LABOR LOS ANGELES, Feb. 1.—H. S. Threshener of Los Angeles is the first man to take advantage of the situation existing in the Secrement-San Joaquin delta, owing to the decision of the U.S. supreme court prohibiting further cropping contracts between land owners and Japanese. Threshener has purchased a 360-acre tract on Droxel Island at the confluence of the Sacramento and San Joaquin rivers, and will locate on it and depend on white labor. The Los Angeles man does not believe that only Orientals know the secret of successfully farming the rich peat lands. Admitting conditions are somewhat different, he believes modern methods adapted to conditions will produce splendid results. CHURCHMEN TO DEBATE ISSUES CHICAGO, Feb. 1.—Eminent clergymen and laymen of the Methodist Episcopal Church, and leaders in social, industrial and city work of other Protestant churches, will take part in the Council of Cities which will hold at Pittsburgh, Pa., February 27-29 inclusive, under the auspices of the department of civil work of the Board of Home Missions and Church Extension of the Methodist Episcopal church. The keynote address will be given by Dr. Melvin P. Burns, superintendent of city work of the Methodist Episcopal Church. "Religious Education and Relation to the Church Programs" will be discussed by L. E. Weigler Dean of the Yale School of Religious Education, New Havant Connecticut. "The Stranger Within Our Gates" will be the subject discussed by Rev. Frank L. Anderson, president of the National Baptist Seminary, East Orange New Jersey. Dr. Arlo Brown, president of the Chattanooga University, Chattanooga, Tephin., will speak on the "Leadership and Its Relation to Church Programs." A feature of the council will be a session devoted to discussion of the "Church and Its Relation to Industry." Bishop Francis J. McConnell Pittsburgh, will preside and speak on "Christianization of Industry." Warren S. Stone, president of the Locomotive Engineers, Cleveland, will speak on "What Labor Thinks of the Church and the Possibility of Co-operation Between the Church and Labor." Rev. Bromley Oxnum, pastor of the Church of All Nations, Los Angeles, will speak on the "Outstanding Points of Cnotast Best between English and American Labor Movements." Governor William E. Sweet Denver, will speak on the "Christianity in Business and Politics." The bank manager identified Anderson among a group of more than a dozen prisoners. Detectives immediately began to quis Anderson with hope of gaining a confession from him. 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Rev. John Thompson, D.D., Chicago executive secretary of the Chicago Missionary Society and pastor of the Chicago Temple will conduct a study and discussion of the organized city society and its work. BLAST HURTS TWO LONG BEACH, Feb. 1—Two men were probably fatally injured in an explosion of a compressed air machine at the plant of the Joy Manufacturing Co., in Pico-save, today. C. O. Wolfe, inspector, and H. K. Gannett, manager of service, were the injured. Both suffered fractured skulls and Wolfe's face was badly bruised when a cylinder of a machine on which the pair were working blew off. NABBED ON STAGE F. W. Seabold, wanted in San Diego for alleged check kiting operation involving $350, was held in the county jail today. Notified by San Diego officers that Seabold was coming toward Santa Ana, Deputies McClellan and Adams took the fugitive from a stage which they met at San Juan Capistrano. "All he would say was that he was sorry he did it," McClellan stated. Sentnce Suspended Manuel Savallo, Santa Ana Mexican, was given a suspended sentence of 90 days in jail by Justice J. B. Cox, when he pleaded guilty to petit larceny in connection with the theft of a bicycle. Savallo indicated his intention of transferring his residence to Mexico. Ask for Horlick's The ORIGINAL Malted Milk Safe Milk For Infants, Incoiled Children, The Aged Rich Milk, Malted Grain ext. in powder form; makes The Food-Drink for All Ages. Digestible—No Cooking. 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Correct this sentence: "Yes, they are normal in every way." said the mother; "and they test chewing gum." Plain Dealer Classified Ads Always Bring Results FOR CREAKY JOINTS Just rub on the new applica-tion was announced in the monthly report of Miss Minnie Maxwell, Fullerton librarian, who said the month's circulation was the largest in the history of the library. Receipts were $87.56. Days open for lending, 28; Total circulation for the month, 9524. Largest daily circulation, 445. Smallest daily circulation, 262. Average daily circulation, 340 last year 287. Juvenile fiction circulation 2008. Juvenile non-fiction circulated 614. Adult fiction circulated, 4661 adult non-fiction circulated 1250. Per cent of non fiction, 22. Periodicals circulated 939. Pamphlets circu-lated, 31.Clippings circulated, 18.Pictures circulated, 54.New card holders registered 141.New books catalogued, 87.Books mended, 283.Overdue notices sent, 226.Reserve notices sent, 39.Adult readers, 1242.Receipts for new books,$7.57.Lost books,$4.50.Fines,$75.48.Total receipts,$87.56. GOIBLE INCORPORATES The Wayne Goble company, ad-vertising concern which had operated for several years in Santa Ana under the management of Wayne Goble, is now incorporated with a capital stock of $50,000, it was shown today in articles on file at the county clerk's office. Wayne Goble and Helen L.Goble of Santa Ana, and D.A.Jones of Orange, are directors. Correct this sentence: "Yes, they are normal in every way." said the mother; "and they test chewing gum." Plain Dealer Classified Ads Always Bring Results EXTEND TORRANCE FIELD 3-4 MILE Three-quarter of a mile is the distance the Consolidated Mutual moved productive line area of the Terrance Geld with the completion of a 600-barrel well in the Oakley property.The Oakley well proved a distinct surprise in that it not only made an oil well but made a good one at that.Completed at 3800 feet,the Oakley well is producing 17.5 gravity oil and is the greatest eastern extension of the field since the Standard Oil's Dominguez well of a couple months ago. The Juliana Petroleum Corporation added 800 barrels of new production at Terrance with the completion of its No.2 on the Bell-Johnson property。它 was necessary to go 2800 feet to get this production.The Cook well a completion at 3810 failed to make a flowing producer and preparations are underway to put it on pamp.The Cook Drilling Co.is trying hard to get Juliam 6 on regular production，但 to date have been having a lot of trouble with sand.With the completion ofthe James F.Nugent Oil Company's No.I The Terrance field got a nice producer.The Nugent well at 5770 feet is doing between 800 and 1000 barrels.The Nugent Oil Company has made liberal allowances for its stockholders and ifthe production holds upthe backers of organization can expect substantial dividends.With the taking over ofthe properties and holdings ofthe MeDonald Corp.the Empire Drilling Co.as assumes both roleof contractor and producer.In addition to two McDonald wellsThe Empire has two on production and three drilling.Int interest in the north lineofthe field now centers onthe results ofthe Biltmore Oil Co.'s test. SERVES FOUR YEAR TAKE $10,000 FURS Richard P.(Bip) Collins,master baseball pitcher" husband four years at Quentin.it was revealed to whenthe determining order filed withthe county clerk.Collins.ex-major leagueand nowthe mainstayoftheQuentin pitching staff.wascenterofa segnational triaOrange County last summer.will his marital entanglementcounto light. week was added to bythe HubCo.'s Cook-Brandon 2 a 150well,the Petroleum SecuritCompany Doheny) two wells,andthe Roculum Midway's two completeone hundred barrel wellother 450 bbl. FOR FATHER'S COUGH January is usually one offour coldest months,and bringsshare of coughs.coldsblowarreness.TakeFOLEHONE AND TAR COMPOUNDatthe first sign ofa coughcold as it loosensthe philandquickly brings relief toinflamed membranes.of throat."Your HONEY AND TCOMPOUNDhas done wonderfor my father，who had an awound吻.His is felling fine nowwrites Nicolasa Gonzales,CucTexas.Sold at Heying's Phiacy. New Anaheim Wayne Goble and Helen L. Goble of Santa Ana, and D. A. Jones of Orange, are directors. Correct this sentence: "Yes, they are normal in every way," said the mother; "and they test chewing gum." Plain Dealer Classified Ads Always Bring Results FOR CREAKY JOINTS Just rub on the new application called Joint-Ease if you want to know what real joint comfort is. It's for stiff, swollen, or pain-tortured joints whether caused by rheumatism or not. A few seconds' rubbing and it soaks right in through skin and flesh right down to ligament and bone. It oils up and limbers up the joints, subludes the inflammation and reduces the swelling. Joint-Ease is the one great remedy for all joint troubles and Heying's Pharmacy and other five drug-gists are dispensing it daily—a tube for 69 cents. Interest in the north line of the field now centers on the results of the Biltmore Oil Co.'s test well. The Biltmore formerly called the Trembl-Rhea Syndicate completed the drilling of its well at 5643 and will try out at that point. Should commercial production not be obtained at this depth the well will be carried on in search of deep sand. That there is no deep sand or any other oil bearing sand in the southwest section of the Lemith field has been definitely established by the Union Oil Co. The Union's test well on the Weston property was drilled to 5730 feet and found nothing that looked like oil. New production at Torrance this THE HIGHWAY OF HOLINESS (Isa; 35:8) will be the subject of a public lecture to be given by D. T. Kenyon SUNDAY, FEB. 3 7:30 P.M. MOOSE HALL 135 W. CENTER ALL CORDIALLY INVITED AUSPICES OF I. B. S. A. FREE! One Loaf of Bread with every Horlick's Safe Milk For Infants, Invalides, Children, The Aged Malted Grain ext. in powder The Food-Drink for All Ages. No Cooking. A light Lunch and. Also in Tablet form. Horlick's," at all Fountains. Imitations — Substitutes CHALLENGE BUTTER ges comparison FREE. One Loaf of Bread with every Dozen Donuts "Get 'em while they're hot" C. W. 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(Rip) Collins, forstar baseball pitcher and husband of two women, serve four years at San miner; it was revealed today the determining order was with the county clerk. films, ex-major league star now the mainstay of the San pin pitching staff, was the ar of a sensational trial in the county last summer, when marital entanglements came right. was added to by the Hub Old Cook-Brandon 2 a 150 bbl. the Petroleum Securitiony Doheny) two wells agging 600 bbl, and the Petnion Midway's two completions hundred barrel well, the 450 bbl. FOR FATHER'S COUGH January is usually one of the first months, and brings its of coughs, colds and penness. Take FOLEY'S KEY AND TAR COMPOUND the first sign of a cough or as it loosens the phlegm quickly brings relief to the need membranes of the k. "Your HONEY AND TAR FOUND has done wonders by father, who had an awful He is felling fine now." Nicolasa Gonnaales, Cuero. Sold at Heying's Phartery. Elephant Orchards Acquire Location A permanent branch location in Fullerton by the Elephant Orchards of Redlands will be etablished this year, it is announced. This distributing agency has leased the new $55,000 packing house being erected on the U. P. property on West Truidow ave. just west of the U. P. depot. The local district is to be in charge of William T. Neal, district manager. Work on the new packing house started this week. The Elephant Orchards last year had their brand of Valencias packed thru the Fullerton Mutual Orange Ass'n. P. W. Moore, general manager, raised yesterday that the experience last year in this district convince him that the Fullerton-Anaheim district is where they want to locate permanently, that comparative freedom from winds and cold, and general climatic conditions make this district a favorable one for valencia production. The Elephant Orchards have been in the orange distributing business 17 years, are the largest shippers of Redland's navels and plan to ship only superior quality valencias from Northern Orange co., he raid, identifying each orange with an Elephant tag. Try a Plain Dealer Want Ad. SAM SEELIG "Cash is Kind" CALIFORNIA'S LEADING GROCER New Anaheim Market Anaheim Market SAM SEELIG CO. "Cash is King" CALIFORNIA'S LEADING GROCER New Anaheim Market Store No. 2, W. Center and Helena Sts. 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