oc-plain-dealer 1924-02-07

POINCAIRE STIRS BAVARIAN HATE MUNICH, Feb. 7.—Wherever you go in Bavaria these days bears a hymn of hate against France. Today, in an exclusive interview with the Bavarian minister of the interior, Dr. Franz Schweger, the reporter casually mentioned Poincare's name, whereupon the usually very dignified minister completely lost his temper. Pounding the table with his hat, he cried: "That scoundrel—do you understand me?—that scoundrel, Poincare, has the effrontery to declare in the French chamber of deputies that France is observing an absolutely neutral attitude toward separatism in the occupied territories. All the world knows that France is actively supporting separation in every way she can. But believe me the day will come when she will suffer for it. In two or twenty years we shall see Me really lost the war." Of Royer apologized for having opened his temper, though adding: "what I have said to you just happens. Only I am sorry to get angry cited; but no true German dentist talk about France without from furious." SHIPBUILDING SHOWS DECLINE district ON, Feb. 7.—Shipbuilding Moody offices for 1923 disclose gave tailde depression and heavy output. Wealth takes second place, with 415,000 tons output, and the United States third, with 220,-290 tons. Japan is fourth, with 281,000 tons. Harland and Wolff take precedence over all other shipbuilding firms, with a total individual output of 102,000 tons. An American firm is second, while two German firms come third and fourth. G: & L: LEASE G. AND L. LEASE, Feb. 7.—(Sp.)—Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dilker were among those who attended the California theater in Anaheim Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Laita and little son Walter spent last Friday at their ranch. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis and children of the Sterns lease spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Pete Dayal of this lease. Mrs. J. C. Slay and little daughter Coda Lee of the Sterns lease spent Thursday with the former's sister, Mrs. Knox Seller. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wimer of Long Beach was calling at the home of the former's sister, Mrs. Frank McElhany Monday and carried their little son George home who made an extended visit with his aunt. Little Helen Dwelly spent Monday afternoon with her aunt, Mrs. Frank Dilker. Mr. and Mrs. Frank McElhany and daughter Lois Louise, Mrs. Kenneth Wimer and little son George of Long Beach, and Mrs. Gilford Hanmore spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Wright of Orange. Isaac Mayfield is at work again after a four days layoff of sickness. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Roe and Mrs. Walter Smith were shopping in Santa Ana Friday. Mrs. H. D. Nelson and daughter Miss Mozell Walters was calling on the former's daughter, Mrs. Isaac Mayfield Saturday afternoon. Mrs. R. E. Mims returned home Monday from a four days visit with friends and relatives in Los Angeles. Mrs. Isaac Mayfield spent Sunday with her mother Mrs. H. D. Nelson of Downey. Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Glenn of the Tuffree Ranch, and Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Miyfield spent Wednesday in Cuemonga where Mr. Glenn met his brother Glass Gleng whom he hasn't seen for 23 years. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Quinn and little daughter of the Stearns lease spent Tuesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gilford Hanmore. OH MOM CAN I PLEASE BUY SOME JELLY BEANS? I HAVE ENT HAD ENV SINCE CRISMAS, I GUESS WHAT DVA MEAN BY SACRIFICE? BILTMORE WILL GET PRODUCER $15,000 FIRE LOSS SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 7. — A loss of between $15,000 and $20,000 was estimated today as a result of fire which broke out last night in the St. Regis hotel here. More than 100 guests fled in a panic from the building, dressed only in their nightclothes. Several guests were suffering today from exposure, but no one was injured in the dash for safety. 33% Dividend Equivalent Don't Miss It! 1% Dividend Paid on preferred stock now. 12% dividend on preferred stock assured after Jan. 1st, 1923. A 25% bonus of common stock goes with each share of preferred stock purchased while this limited offering lasts. Last Dividend Paid Jan. 1, 1924 Next Dividend Payable April 1, 1924 Stock being sold to enlarge factory facilities to care for demand for products of business already established 6 years. Strong banking connections associated with our Directorate. Mail Attached Coupon for Further Particulars. Calif. Clay Products Co., 315 West Mut. Life Bldg., 321 W. 3rd St., Los Angeles Ph. Metropolitan 1893 Name ___ MISTAKE IN HEADLINE A headline which read "Sues Doctor on Ballag Contract" should have read "Sues Baler on Contract." Altho the text of the story showed the incorrectness of the head, attention is again called to it in this way since the name Dr. L. L. Beebe was mentioned Monday from a four days visit with friends and relatives in Los Angeles. Mrs. Isaac Mayfield spent Sunday with her mother Mrs. H. D. Nelson of Downey. Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Glenn of the Tuffree Ranch, and Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Myfield spent Wednesday in Cuemonga where Mr. Glenn met his brother Glass Glenn whom he hasn't seen for 23 years. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Quinn and little daughter of the Stearns lease spent Tuesday at the home of Mr., and Mrs. Gilford Hanmore. Miss Thelma McCoy of Placentia spent Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Sellers. Mr. and Mrs. James Bauldin attended show in Santa Ana Sunday. Mrs. Tom Griffith of Los Angeles spent Sunday with friends on this lease. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Rutledge of Ta Hunga spent the week-end with their niece and family, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Richard. Mr. and Mrs. Gregg Smith entertained fifteen guests to a rabbit dinner Sunday. Mrs. Parson of Drea was calling on Mrs. Bill Pope Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Sellers and daughter Mabel attended the Red Lantern theater Sunday, afternoon and saw the "Covered Wagon." Mr. and Mrs. Frank McElhany and daughter Lois Louise were shopping in Anaheim Saturday. Mrs. Gilford Hanmore, Mrs. Frank McElhny and Mrs. Kenneth Wimer of Long Beach attended the Red Lantern Theater in Brea Wednesday evening. Little Roy White, the small son of Mr. and Mrs. Whittler White is out of school nursing a case of chicken pox. Mr. and Mrs. Gilford Hanmore spent Sunday in Long Beach and attended the Lowe State Theater there. Mrs. Frank McElhany, Mrs. G. S. Hanmore spent Monday with Mrs. La Fever of Brea canyon. Tillman Sellers of the Hole lease was calling on his brother Knox and family Friday morning. Mrs. J. C. Siay and little daughter Coda Lee of Sterns lease and Mrs. Knox Sellers were calling on friends in Yorba Linda Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Armstrong and Mrs. Calvin Varner attended the Kansas picnic in Long Beach the Frank Loyd of Filmore and Mrs. 29th. Mrs. Armstrong spent two days with her sister Mrs. Varner and Mrs. Loyd with her daughter Mrs. Berney Messer before returning home. BILTMORE WILL GET PRODUCER In all probability the Biltmore Oil Co. will get a commercial producer at its No. 1 on Carson-ave north side of the Terrance-Lomita field. The well is showing considerable gas, and balling has removed a quantity of mud and considerable oil from the hole and all indications now are that soon as the well cleans up and gets underway it will make good Considerable difficulty has been experienced with the well I getting it cleaned out. However the good gas showing and the oil in the hole puts the well beyond a doubt for a commercial producer. The Gilmore Oil Co. will be the first in the Torrance field to complete a well with cable tools. I view of the fact that Lomita is bringing in 200 and 300 barrels where 800 and 1000 barrels used to be the compliants, and the gas in the productive area seems to have been pretty well dissipated so much that the pressure is not sufficient to clean up rotary holes it is believed the cable tool well will be a better producer. The Gilmore drilled its No. 2 well to 3500 and there set casing, using rotary. The completion work in the oil zone from 3500 on will be cable and require considerable more time, but better results are expected. The completion of the Gilmore well by operators of the TorranceLomita field will be watched with great interest. The Chanlor-Canfield Midway Oil Company led the producers of the Torrance field this past week with a 1050 barrel well. This is the biggest well of the wreck, who completed at Torrance No. 28.The next producer of importance was the Huntington-Signal Oil Co.'s Bart a 600-barrel well.A 200 barrel well was completed by the Empire Drilling Company at Arline K.Julian's Cook No. 2916 looks like a 450 barrel well James P.Nugent's No. 1 started at 400 and increased to 600the Petroleum Midway put two pumping wells on production Wilson Community 2 a 200 barrel well and Wilson Community 3 a 400 barrel well,and the Sentinel Oil Co.completed its Hunter No. 1 and got a 400 barrel well. A year ago Signal Hill was "doped" as finished However the prediction has not hold, but the production at close to 235,000 barrels daily has.The discovery property of the dll field the Alta Strong banking connections associated with our Direct-orate. Mail Attached Coupon for Further Particulars. Calif. Clay Products Co., 315 West'n Mut. Life Bldg., 321 W. 3rd St., Los Angeles Ph. Metropolitan 1893 Name Address Phone PD 2-7 MISTAKE IN HEADLINE A headline which read "Sues Doctor on Falling Contract" should have read "Sues Baler on Contract." Although the text of the story showed the incorrectness of the head, attention is again called to it in this way since the name of Dr. L. L. Beebe was mentioned as owned of the ranch where the hauling was to be done. Dr. Bgebe was not sued. Plain Dealer Classified: Ads Always Bring Results Don't Forget That The Ever-Ready Truck & Transfer Co. Is still able to do your hauling of any description CONTRACT HAULING A SPECIALTY Get Our Price O. J. LINNARTZ, Prop. Residence 211 E. Sycamore St. MY BUSINESS IS EVERY MAN'S BUSINESS JIMMY SOULES BY That Sacrificing By WINNER MOM CAN I PLEASE BUY SOME BILLY BEANS? I NENT HAD ENVANCE CRISMAS, I GUESS WELL TAKE THAT DIME YOUR UNCLE GAVE YOU. BUT ONLY SPEND HALF OF IT I DON'T WANT A SPEED ENY OF IT—IM SAVIN THAT FOR A CHOCLET SODA WITH EXTRA ICE CREAM IN IT YOU CAN'T BUY BOTH WITH THE SAME MONEY. YOU'LL HAVE TO SACRIFICE ONE OF THEM IT MEANS TO GIVE UP WHEN YOU HAVE TO DECIDE WHICH OF SEVERAL THINGS YOU'D RATHER HAVE. YOU USUALLY SACRIFICE THAT WHICH YOU CARE THE LEAST FOR AW. RIGHT THEN. MOM, ILL SACRIFICE TAKIN' A BATH T'NIGHT MORE WILL GET PRODUCER NINTH VICTIM OF POISONING IS DEAD ALBANY, Ore., Feb. 7. SUES SON-IN-LAW FOR HOME EQUITY ISSUE PHONE STOCK WASHINGTON, Feb. 7. Kansas City Telephone Co. tinked the Interstate Commission for authority to buy $2,000,000 of stock to sell to Southwestern Bell Telephone. Plain Dealer Classified Ads ways Bring Results ANOTHER IMPRESSION ONLY PRICES ONLY Terms Of Beautifl Grand Opener HURRY! Be among Delay is dangerous. In this magnificent place Here at beautiful Cyment. Splendid boulevard every lot. Streets great eight miles away. Come, see the wonderland the busy hammers and Come see the derricks. MORE WILL GET PRODUCER probability the Biltmore will get a commercial production No. 1 on Carson-ave, side of the Terrance-Lomita. The well is showing considerable gas and bailing has reached a quantity of mud and concrete oil from the hole and excavations now that as the well cleans up and water it will make good, stable difficulty has been faced with the well in it cleaned out. However, gas showing and the oil hole puts the well beyond for a commercial producer. Ellmore Oil Co. will be the Torrance field to come with cable tools. In the fact that Lomita is in 200 and $300 barrels 1000 and 1000 barrels used for a commercial producer. Ellmore Oil Co. will be the Torrance field to come with cable tools. In the fact that Lomita is in 200 and $300 barrels 1000 and 1000 barrels used for a commercial producer. Ellmore Oil Co. will be the Torrance field to come with cable tools. NINTH VICTIM OF POISONING IS DEAD ALBANY, Ore., Feb. 7. — Another victim of the fatal family dinner last Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Reinhold Gerber was added to the toll taken by the deadly botulinus poison, which had developed in home-canned beans served at the meal, when Mrs. Reinhold Gerber died at 7:30 a.m. today, bringing the total number of deaths to nine. Paul Gerbig and his 3-year-old daughter Marguerite are not expected to survive the day, while 2-year-old Horst Ruehling is believed to be out of danger and probably will recover. In the event of the death of Gerbig and his daughter, little Horst Ruehling will be the sole survivor of the three families who sat down to the fatal family reunion repast Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Gotfried Ruehling, parents of Horst, had only been in Oregon one month, coming directly to Albany from Germany. ISSUE CERTIFICIES WASHINGTON, Feb. 7. — The New York, Chicago and St. Louis Railroad today asked the Interstate Commerce Commission for authority to issue $2,687,000 of 6% equipment trust certificates to make partial payments on 1,300 freight cars and 29 locomotives. Try a Plain Dealer Want All Beach district. The Shell Company is now exploring the deep sand on its property and is being rewarded with 4500 and 5000 barrel wells. Alamitos No. 11 completed at 5050 feet is flowing 5000 barrels of 26 gravity clean oil. This is the biggest producer the southeast section of the Hill has yet had and adds tremendous interest to a part of the field that a year ago was considered of little value. SUES SON-IN-LAW FOR HOME EQUITY Declaring that after the death of her daughter, she was compelled by her son-in-law to leave the house, toward which she had contributed $2,990, Mrs. Louisa Parker, Santa Ana, today testified in Superior Judge Z. R. West's court at the trial of her suit for $2000 against the son-in-law, Claire T. Johnson. In 1921, she said, Johnson built a house on Bush-st and Mrs. Parker contributed $2,000 toward the cost of the new house when her daughter told her, she said, that the son-in-law thought she should do so. Soon after the new home was occupied the daughter died, and she was finally, she said, forced to leave. J. J. Cordova and N. D. Cook both charged with possession of liquor, were each in the county jail today in default of $500. In the case of Cordova it was $500 bail, while in that of Cook it was a $500 fine. Cordova, arraigned before Justice J. B. Cox late yesterday pleaded not guilty. His trial was set for March 14 at 2 p.m. lacking funds to provide bail, he went to jail. Cook pleaded guilty and went to jail to serve out his fine at the rate of one day for each dollar. STEAMER AGROUND ASTORIA, Feb. 7. — The steamer Edna, bound for California with a full cargo aboard, was still aground near Flavel, west of Astoria, early today despite efforts of the coast guard cutter Tamora and the tug Onconta, to pull her into deep water. The Edna went aground yesterday during a heavy fog while attempting to pass out to sea. YOU GET WHAT YOU WANT OR YOU DON'T GET ANYTHING JIMMY SOULES YOU GET WHAT YOU WANT OR YOU DON'T GET ANYTHING JIMMY SOULES THE GYPSY ROVER PRESENTED BY ANAHEIM HIGH SCHOOL MUSIC DEPARTMENT AND DIRECTED BY JOSHUA WILLIAMS THE BIG EVENT OF THE SCHOOL YEAR Gypsy Life Depicted In Song, Costume and Scenery High School Auditorium Buy Your Tickets From a Student—Come Early and Get a Good Seal FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8th ADMISSION 25c—8 P.M. Notice that lines drawn Signal Hill and Hunting About a thousand yards big companies have failbonus. But remember whether did schools, rich orang grow and watch the w Think of the many dolyou at Cypress Garden SPECIAL NOTICE— der how we can offer good property at such prices and terms. The large capital and quick use great care in selWe wait until we We have plenty of capmand a low wholesale ables us to give you make a big saving on advertising. Because and terms we often sedivision in two or threthe tenth tract we hav Take Pacific Electr Get off at Shirley St one block south to p From Los Angeles, drive Street to Downey BouSprings. Follow that Norwalk and Artesia. Lincoln Boulevard to Gardens is five blocks COME SUNDAY. YOU WILL MAKE DOLL Second and Spring St But come ISSUE PHONE STOCK WASHINGTON, Feb. 7.—The na City Telephone Co. today and the Interstate Commerce mission for authority to issue 50,000 of stock to sell to the nwestern Bell Telephone Co. Dealer Classified Ads Always Bring Results The Corner Cigar Store 250 W. CENTER ST. HERB. SASE, Prop. CIGARS—CIGARETTS—PIPES—TOBACCO ROOTBEER—COLD DRINKS—CANDY ANOTHER REAL ESTATE SENSATION! IMPROVED LOTS ONLY $1.00 per week No Interest for Six Months YOU GET THE FULL OIL RIGHTS PRICES ONLY $450 up Improvements FREE Terms Only $10 Down and One Dollar a Week Beautiful Cypress Gardens Grand Opening Saturday & Sunday HURRY! Be among the first and get the choice. Delay is dangerous. Come at once and get the best lots at the cut prices and terms in this magnificent property. Here at beautiful Cypress Gardens is everything that is needed for home or investment. Splendid boulevards. Ideal garden soil, as level as a table. Water piped to every lot. Streets graded and surfaced. Car line a short walk. Long Beach only eight miles away. Cooler in summer—warmer in winter than right here in the city. Come, see the wonderful development here. Schools, stores, homes, churches. Hear the busy hammers and the bustling workers building dozens upon dozens of homes. Come see the derricks drilling for oil nearby. We make no claims for oil, but what- Grand Opening Saturday & Sunday HURRY! Be among the first and get the choice. Delay is dangerous. Come at once and get the best lots at the cut prices and terms in this magnificent property. Here at beautiful Cypress Gardens is everything that is needed for home or investment. Splendid boulevards. Ideal garden soil, as level as a table. Water piped to every lot. Streets graded and surfaced. Car line a short walk. Long Beach only eight miles away. Cooler in summer—warmer in winter than right here in the city. Come, see the wonderful development here. Schools, stores, homes, churches. Hear the busy hammers and the hustling workers building dozens upon dozens of homes. Come see the derricks drilling for oil nearby. We make no claims for oil, but whatever oil rights there are you get. So hurry out at once. Whether you buy or not you will enjoy the ride and you will be surprised when you see the amazing development in this section. Good fortune and good judgment are calling you to Cypress Gardens. Put a ten dollar bill in your pocket, and hurry out. BIG OIL PROSPECTS AT CYPRESS GARDENS IDEAL FOR GARDEN HOMES IDEAL FOR INVESTMENT STUDY THIS MAP Notice that lines drawn from the great oil fields. Coyote Hills, Santa Fe Springs, Signal Hill and Huntington Beach pass directly through Cypress. About a thousand yards east of Cypress Gardens a well is now being drilled. The big companies have faith in the field, and they are grabbing leases and paying big bonus. But remember whether there is oil or not. Cypress is an up and coming town. Splendid schools, rich orange groves, boulevards, electric railroads. Just watch the town grow and watch the values jump at Cypress Gardens. Think of the many dollars you waste. But just one little dollar a week to work for Notice that lines drawn from the great oil fields, Coyote Hills, Santa Fe Springs, Signal Hill and Huntington Beach pass directly through Cypress. About a thousand yards east of Cypress Gardens a well is now being drilled. The big companies have faith in the field, and they are grabbing leases and paying big bonus. But remember whether there is oil or not. Cypress is an up and coming town. Splendid schools, rich orange groves, boulevards, electric railroads. Just watch the town grow and watch the values jump at Cypress Gardens. Think of the many dollars you waste. Put just one little dollar a week to work for you at Cypress Gardens and watch your profits grow. SPECIAL NOTICE—Many people wonder how we can offer such remarkably good property at such ridiculously low prices and terms. The answer is simply large capital and quick turn over. We use great care in selecting our tracts. We wait until we get a bargain. We have plenty of capital and can command a low wholesale price, which enables us to give you a bargain. We make a big saving on commissions and advertising. Because of our low prices and terms we often sell an entire subdivision in two or three days. This is the tenth tract we have sold and every buyer will make a profit. Our last tract, LAWNDALE GARDENS, consisting of 375 lots, was sold in three days. We know Cypress Gardens will sell in two or three days, so hurry out at once, or you will be too late. Keen investors and home seekers will quickly take these lots—hurry out before your lot is sold. COME OUT NOW. TODAY. PUT TEN DOLLARS IN YOUR POCKET AND COME AT ONCE. HURRY! HURRY! All you need is a ten dollar bill and a little energy to own a fine home place. TO REACH PROPERTY Take Pacific Electric Santa Ana Line. Get off at Shirley Street, Cypress. Walk one block south to property. By auto: From Los Angeles, drive out east Seventh Street to Downey Boulevard to Santa Fe Springs. Follow that boulevard through Norwalk and Artesia. At Artesia turn on Lincoln Boulevard to Cypress. Cypress Gardens is five blocks east of the big oil derrick in the center of Cypress. From Santa Ana, Fullerton and Anaheim, take Lincoln Boulevard to Cypress. From Long Beach, take Pomona bus which passes property. By auto from Long Beach, drive to Artesia, then east on Lincoln Boulevard to Cypress. From all points boulevard all the way. COME SUNDAY. YOU WILL ENJOY THE DELIGHTFUL DRIVE AND SURELY WILL MAKE A PROFIT ON YOUR PURCHASE. BUT HURRY DOLLAR LAND CO. WILCOX BUILDING Second and Spring St. Los Angeles, Calif. But come to Tract Office on the property at Cypress Gardens