oc-plain-dealer 1924-03-05

PAGE SIX CHICKSAN GETS 700-BBL. WELL By E. J. MUNGER One of the smallest operators in the field led the producers at Torrance this past week for big production. The Chicksan Oil Co. completed its first and only well and got a 700-barrel producer. The Chicksan producer was finished at 3780 feet and is making a 20 gravity product that is going to the Standard Oil Co. Win. McMahon a private operator came next with a producer on Marionne Avenue that netted better than 600 barrels. The McMahon well at 3775 feet is one of the best producers the Narbonne Avenue section of the Torrance field has produced and lends a lot of encouragement to future development. The Four Drillers Contracting Company has completed its first contract well in the Torrance field. The Four Drillers well was completed for J. W. Peyton, a Pasadena man at 3765 feet and came in a 650-700 barrel well. An innovation in the way of finishing up a producer was initiated by the Four Drillers Contracting Company with the installation of heavy drill stem pipe for an oil string instead of the usual perforated and slotted caring. The Four Drillers put in 250 feet of Colb Slotted pipe five eights of an inch thick. The extra heavy oil string is expected to withstand collapsing and outwear any other type of oil string. Many producers are soon halted after being brittle in by oil string troubles and the heavy pipe will lengthen the life of the well and cut down the cost of production. The Doheny interest at Torrance continue to develop successful production. During the past week a 550 barrel well was completed on the Petroleum Securities holdings. In the few short months that Doheny has been operating at Torrance he has developed 2500 barrels. The feature LA HABRA, March 5. (SpL.) Mr. and Mrs. Ross Hodson were hosts to the members of the Beveran class Monday evening. A short business session was held, games were played and a delicious repast served afterward. Those to enjoy the hospitality of the Hodson home, were Mr. and Mrs. L. Nicklin, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Ridgeway, Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Lawner, Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Proud, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Scheupbach, Mrs. W. Gutzaw, and Mr. and Mrs. T. W. La Monte. Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Pickering, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Pickering of Whittier, enjoyed a motor trip to San Diego and the Imperial valley the last of the week. The trip was made to the southern city by way of the coast route coming back by Holtville where they visited friends. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Brown. An overnight stop was also made at Palm Springs. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Robertson of Huntington Beach were dinner guests at the W. E Robertson home on Florence ave., Saturday. Mrs. J. B. Chaffey entertained in honor of her son Bennie's birthday anniversary at their home Saturday evening. Games music and a general good time was enjoyed by this group of young people that have had a number of gatherings at their parents homes during the winter. After the games delicious refreshments were served. Included in the guest list were Misses Pauline Crumrine, Doris Louise, and Helen Field, Marie Webel and Carolyn White; Clifford Nutt, Louis Linsdey, John Roberts and the honoree Bennie Chaffey. Mrs. William Crawford entertained the Two U's club at her home on Lemont at Tuesday. The members enjoyed themselves with needlework and visiting. During the afternoon a musical program was given by members of the club The Doheny interest at Torrance continue to develop successful production. During the past week a 550 barrel well was completed on the Petroleum Securities holdings. In the few short months that Doheny has been operating at Torrance he has developed 2500 barrels daily production. The feature of the development work at Torrance this past week was the starting a large number of new wells. The Chanslor-Canfield Midway led the operators list by starting seven new wells. On account of the heavy development program started the Chanslor-Canfield Oil Company finds itself unable to carry on the entire list of drilling wells and has placed six of them out to contractors. The Federal Drilling Co. and the Rodgers-Edwards Drilling Company were the successful bidders for the wells. Both Drilling Companies have been very successful in other fields. Pitted against each other at Torrance the rivalry will be keen for accuracy and results. The hope for the development of a deep sand in the Torrance field get a jolt when W. M. Keek stepped his No. 13 well on the northeast front of the field at close to 4700 feet. It is understood that nothing that would encourage continued drilling was found and now the deep test well is to be plugged back in the hope of picking up commercial production in the upper zone. The Bush-Voorhis Oil Company's Fee No. 1 the well that will try out the central east section of the field has not reached 4000 feet as yet and is not deep enough for comment. It seems that geologists and petroleum engineers have doped the Torrance field as impossible geologically for a deep sand and they may have the correct information on the field in Southern California with the exception of the old Salt Lake field near Los Angeles did not show more than an upper production sand. The output of the Torrence field stays around 28,000 barrels and no increases of importance are expected now unless a deep sane is found. The hope of the field rests as it appears now in the development of production of the east end of the field where the Standard and Shell Co. are bringing in six and seven hundred barrel wells. TRIED ON SECOND OIL CASE CHARGE Chris Nelson, Wintersburg rancher, will be tried on a charge allowed connection THREE KILLED L. A. ACCO LOS ANGELES, M. unidentified woman down and killed at 5 p.m.-ave, early today attempting to board according to police. After hitting the motorist is guided to away without rendition. The woman drives stantly. Two other persons mix in a serious result of traffic accidents by slippery streets. The dead: Lee B. his brother, Warren They were almost in an crash near Po were seven other passengers at the time dent. Only one o when the automobiles the wet highway and a tree. The two Banta pinned beneath the RIMMER, CO AT TAB Threatening wee prevented a larger young people at the ducted by Harry R leader, at the tab ena-st. Enthusiast and everyone who deliver his message today for a large Presbyterian church evening. Mr. Rimmer was high school as morning at 11 o'clock. He has just coming some very interesting of ancient In on a ranch north has received special American Society vancement of So Smithsohlan Installs. MOTHER THE THOUSAND TO HER TRIED ON SECOND OIL CASE CHARGE Chris Nelson, Wintersburg rancher, will be tried on a charge involving his alleged connection with the Boulevard Oil syndicate. BRINGING UP FATHER Of all the family, father is apt to be the most careless of a cough or cold, and it is the duty of mother of the girls to see that he takes FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND at the first sign of a cough, cold or hoarseness. After he once tries it, finds out how effective and pleasant it is to take, he will not hesitate to use it always. Contains no opiates. Safe and sure. Has served three generations. Heying's Pharmacy—Adv. HOWARD RECEIVED WASHINGTON, March 5. —Sir Esme Howard, the new British ambassador, presented his credentials to President Coolidge at the White House this afternoon. nd NrweathervAa let 1212 21 DO YOU KEEP YOUR RENT RECEIPTS? WHAT WILL THEY BE WORTH TO YOU ONE YEAR FROM TODAY? WHY NOT PAY THAT RENT MONEY TO YOURSELF AND BE YOUR OWN LANDLORD? We all had to creep before we could walk so start now with a small payment on a home and save the money you have been paying in rent. Let me show you some of these homes you may own by paying a small cash payment and monthly payments like rent: New 5 rooms modern $500.00 cash, balance like rent. New 4 rooms modern $500.00 cash, balance like rent. Large lot 4 rooms on rear, double garage, lots of fruit, nice lawn, good location, terms same as above. Seven rooms, large lot, close to schools, priced right, very easy terms. Also many other good buys in small homes with payments as low as $200.00 cash and balance like rent. Some dandy opportunities for exchange See Mr. Carle with J. E. SCHUMACHER CO. 212 West Center St. UBBY Sweet Words For Sweet By WINNER HEAVY SLUMBER SPRINGS OF By E. J. Munroe Santa Fe Springs heavy production slurp week. The daily put Fe dropped to 1000 the lowest figure ever shown. The ducline of the field rate of 1000 bar it will not take to put the once a p pro factor of South Californi Santa Fe SPRINGS OF ducer this week by the Stands Co. W. L. Houghton foot to a depth of a 10 dard Oil Co. last well, probable ever be rel well that The S deen test held up at 5600, in the hold progress to make look, how time. Tig and ab well be go. be any by the go. Encoltt Consolid ing third-barrel wee 1 mad the Federal Clark led a portfolio Co. Drv and will same Federal Driv well he well for it will of the Spri Tension is now westhe Burbank on filling Co. has foil past the but aside from a mings have not e ington Beach's h awest extension he Down East Oil I. passing the and not finding nlarly encouraging ard Off Co.'s Oran tle well a little scu East, has arrived found only small g MOM MAY I HAVE A PIECE OF BREAD WITH BUTTER AN SUGAR PLEASE? HERE YOU ARE - BE CAREFUL OR YOU WILL DROP ALL THE SUGAR OFF THANK YOU MOM VERY MUCH YOU ARE WELCOME, CHESTER, I CERTAINLY LIKE TO SEE THAT YOU ARE POLITE AND SAY THANK YOU IF YOU WANTA HEAR ME SAY IT AGAIN YOU MIGHT PUT SOME MORE SUGAR ON THIS BREAD THREE KILLED IN L. A. ACCIDENTS YORBA LINDA COLLINS DIRECTS WAR ON RODEN By A. A. Brock THREE KILLED IN L. A. ACCIDENTS LOS ANGELES, March 5. An unidentified woman was struck down and killed at 51st and Vermont ave., early today as she was attempting to board a street car, according to police. After hitting the woman, the notorist is guilty of have driven away without rendering assistance. The woman died almost instantly. Two other persons are dead and six in a serious condition as the result of traffic accidents caused by eliptery streets. The dead: Lee Banta, 26, and his brother, Warren Banta, 14. They were almost instantly killed in an crash near Pomona. There were seven other passengers in the machine at the time of the accident. Only one escaped injury when the automobile skidded on the wet highway and crashed into a tree. The two Banta brothers were pinned beneath the machine. RIMMER, COUCH AT TABERNACLE Threatening weather last night prevented a large attendance of young people at the meeting conducted by Harry Rimmer, evangelist, and Raymond Couch, song leader, at the tabernacle on Helena-st. Enthusiasm was high and everyone who heard Rimmer deliver his message was boosting today for a large crowd at the Preabyterian church on Thursday evening. Mr. Rimmer will speak at the high school assembly Friday morning at 11 o'clock. He has just completed excavating some very important discoveries of ancient Indian relics, etc., on a ranch north of Freeso and has received special note from the American Society for the Advancement of Science and the Smithsonian Institute for his efforts. MOTHER TRUDGES THOUSAND MILES TO HER SICK SON YORBA LINDA YORBA LINDA, March 5. (Spl.)—On Saturday the ladies of the Y. L. Woman's club will hold a cooked food sale in the Rock Bottom store. A good supply of various "eatables" for those who wish to escape Sunday cooking will be on hand. On Saturday evening the third of the series of card parties given by the "ways and means" committee of the Yorba Linda Woman's club will be held in the clubrooms. The high ladies' and gentlemen's score of each party is being kept and so far the gentlemen are ahead. A nominal admission is charged and refreshments served. A large crowd is expected. Mrs. Georgia Thing and Miss Marion Thing, who have both been quite ill, are reported as conversing; Mrs. Donna Holloway is in charge of the patients. Mrs. Warrick Murray and Miss Marsha Vernon were gracious hostesses to about 50 ladies on Saturday afternoon when they entertained in the clubrooms in honor of Mrs. John Reed, who is spending the winter here. Mrs. Reed and Mrs. Murray, before their marriages, were teachers in China together and Mrs. Reed still resides there. The rooms were beautifully decorated in large baskets of colorful spring blossoms, Jonquils predominating. These blossoms were used on the score cards and "500" and Mah Jongg were played. Mrs. J. A. Small won high score. Dainty refreshments were served at the small tables. The hostesses were assisted by Mrs. Mary Channing and Miss Thornton of Whittier. Mrs. Harry Marsh is spending a week with her parents at Pasadena. Louis Harwood is still quite ill, suffering from double pneumonia and complications. In the recent suit of George Englesby versus the P. E. Railway Co., the Englesbys were awarded $1000 damages. They have much sympathy of a number of friends in that the jury did not see fit to give them more. The accident happened in June of last year when Mrs. Englesby alighted from the car at La Habra. Mrs Englesby has been in very poor health since that time and the award will not pay the expense due to the incident. COLLINS DIRECTS WAR ON RODEN By A. A. Brock (Co. Horticultural Commission) The control of rodents problem in every county state. In an effort to cease the provisions of the law for the destruction of squirrels, one of the most pests, we have build up an organization enough to inspect that county where these pits be found numerous, as upon their destructiveary. The deputy horticulture missioner has charge F. and we have employer: Collins, who has hiredence in the contract man squirrels than any person in this state. Mr.co.a number of years and horticultural repuplication but up campaignation in his suitor against the county. Mr. Collingin this three inspecet Mr.Perrell work in the district;s; Tustin and Hunting-Mr.Grant her, Smeltton Beach, arounding zer.Talber engaged for country; Mr.the river we hope to With this situation in this so reduce no notice of county animals in will be they now the seething this work plentify splendid success. Mr.e heavy infestation produced by the poisoned grains tation in main. If use can been reduced barbed by this method,the eradication carto used and many to use using this mason success. ressary, notices are owners of infested order that the cam- complete and defestation of an en- This will eventually ghe entire county has been shown in ring, the last two or than ever before in Tons of poison bar- used, thousands of carbon biophile and MOTHER TRUDGES THOUSAND MILES TO HER SICK SON Mrs. Mary Hansen. Kipling must have had some such mother as Mrs. Mary Hansen of Sioux Falls, S. D., in mind when he wrote "Mother o' Mine." Mrs. Hansen learned that her son was ill in Detroit. Without funds to make the journey to his bedside by rail, she started out on foot and with the help of lifts from motorists went all of the thousand miles alone. In the recent suit of George Englesby versus the P. E. Railway Co., the Englesbys were awarded $1000 damages. They have much sympathy of a number of friends in that the jury did not see fit to give them more. The accident happened in June of last year when Mrs. Englesby alighted from the car at La Habra. Mrs. Englesby has been in very poor health since that time and the Tons of poison bar-award will not pay the expense used, thousands of due to the incident. Carpenters are erecting a lair of waste bills, sign on the top of the Footie organization we now Groves-Pasking house, which with the thoroughness be seen from all over the town we are endeavoring to Mrs. E. E. Knight matron this oblation of our Ami Tal chapter, Order one feel confident that it Eastern Star, Fullerton, entered matter of mine until this ed on Thursday with a chaise be reduced to almost nil five-course luncheon at the an continue to secure the club in Anaheim, honoring splendid cooperation we fleeers of her staff. The net with the far, we can were beautiful with springward to results that will ars in blue and yellow with while. We are trying other decorations and aspect every property in the lowing out this motley and if interested property luncheon "500" was the ars will report locations of in and the first prize ward land it will assist us ma-Mrs. Nellie Miller, anally and expete this cam-the other guests was in with a hand-painted We carry a fill supply of the fork. Guests include laterlans used for the destruction Mona Tanner, Emma ground squirrels and these are garet Titus, Uns Smilindled at cost Mahn, Janet Fergus Smith, Nellie MREAD THE CASSIFIED PAGE Tempe, Nettle Blat Crowell, Mary Dwig Aracy, Gladys Do Richman. 'BEER BLOOD BILL INT' WASHINGTON-o clock Tuendar members of the tologging the new blooc"-dropper of the hopper capeo fthe man beer and elde sencent alcohol go The blooc mor-tative Hillglsla-to the judy row to ar-tion. PLAIN ADS TIMETABLE A. T. & S. F. R. R. In effect February 17, 1924 Trains e Los Angeles *No. 79 ... 6:08 A.M. No. 71 ... 11:38 A.M. *No. 73 ... 4:50 P.M. No. 75 ... 8:52 P.M. Trains to San Diego No. 78 ... 1:56 A.M. *No. 72 ... 10:04 A.M. No. 74 ... 3:46 P.M. No. 76 ... 6:47 P.M. *Through sleeper to Denver,ansas City and Chicago. ***Through sleeper to Chicago id Grand Canyon connection. **Housin, Galveston, Texas id New Orleans connection, and downix connection. C.A. WALKER, Agent. Analyze all text carefully. Preserve special notes from American Society for the Advancement of Science and the Smithmohlan Institute for his efforts. Suffering from double pneumonia and complications. In the recent suit of George Englesby versus the P. E. Railway Co., the Englesbys were awarded $1000 damages. They have much sympathy of a number of friends in that the jury did not see fit to give them more. The accident happened in June of last year when Mrs. Englesby alighted from the car at La Habra. Mrs. Englesby has been in very poor health since that time and the Tons of poison bar-award will not pay the expense used, thousands of due to the incident. Carpenters are erecting a lair of waste bills, sign on the top of the Footie organization we now Groves-Pasking house, which with the thoroughness be seen from all over the traco we are endeavoring to Mrs. E. E. Knight matron this oblation of our Ami Tal chapter, Order one feel confident that it Eastern Star, Fullerton, entered matter of mine until this ed on Thursday with a chaise be reduced to almost nil five-course luncheon at the an continue to secure the club in Anaheim, honoring splendid cooperation we fleeers of her staff. The net with the far, we can were beautiful with sprinkerward to results that will ars in blue and yellow with while. We are trying other decorations and aspect every property in the lowing out this motley and if interested property luncheon "500" was the ars will report locations of in and the first prize ward land it will assist us ma-Mrs. Nellie Miller, anally and expete this cam-the other guests was in with a hand-painted We carry a fill supply of the fork. Guests include laterlans used for the destruction Mona Tanner, Emma ground squirrels and these are garet Titus, Uns Smilindled at cost Mahn, Janet Fergus Smith, Nellie MREAD THE CASSIFIED PAGE Tempe, Nettle Blat Crowell, Mary Dwig Aracy, Gladys Do Richman. 'BEER BLOOD BILL INT' WASHINGTON-o clock Tuendar members of the tologging the new blooc"-dropper of the hopper capeo fthe man beer and elde sencent alcohol go The blooc mor-tative Hillglsla-to the judy row to ar-tion. PLAIN ADS TIMETABLE A. T. & S. F. R. R. In effect February 17, 1924 Trains e Los Angeles *No. 79 ... 6:08 A.M. No. 71 ... 11:38 A.M. *No. 73 ... 4:50 P.M. No. 75 ... 8:52 P.M. Trains to San Diego No. 78 ... 1:56 A.M. *No. 72 ... 10:04 A.M. No. 74 ... 3:46 P.M. No. 76 ... 6:47 P.M. *Through sleeper to Denver,ansas City and Chicago. ***Through sleeper to Chicago id Grand Canyon connection. **Housin, Galveston, Texas id New Orleans connection, and downix connection. C.A.WALKER,Agent. Analyze all text carefully. Preserve special notes from American Society for the Advancement of Science and the Smithmohlan Institute for his efforts. Suffering from double pneumonia and complications. In the recent suit of George Englesby versus the P. E. Railway Co., the Englesbys were awarded $1000 damages. They have much sympathy of a number of friends in that the jury did not see fit to give them more. The accident happened in June of last year when Mrs. Englesby alighted from the car at La Habra. Mrs. Englesby has been in very poor health since that time and the Tons of poison bar-award will not pay the expense used, thousands of due to the incident. Carpenters are erecting a lair of waste bills, sign on the top of the Footie organization we now Groves-Pasking house, which with the thoroughness be seen from all over the traco we are endeavoring to Mrs. E. E. Knight matron this oblation of our Ami Tal chapter, Order one feel confident that it Eastern Star, Fullerton, entered matter of mine until this ed on Thursday with a chaise be reduced to almost nil five-course luncheon at the an continue to secure the club in Anaheim, honoring splendid cooperation we fleeers of her staff. The net with the far, we can were beautiful with sprinkerward to results that will ars in blue and yellow with while. We are trying other decorations and aspect every property in the lowing out this motley and if interested property luncheon "500" was the ars will report locations of in and the first prize ward land it will assist us ma-Mrs. Nellie Miller, anally and expete this cam-the other guests was in with a hand-painted We carry a fill supply of the fork. Guests include laterlans used for the destruction Mona Tanner, Emma ground squirrels and these are garet Titus, Uns Smilindled at cost Mahn, Janet Fergus Smith, Nellie MREAD THE CASSIFIED PAGE Tempe, Nettle Blat Crowell, Mary Dwig Aracy, Gladys Do Richman. 'BEER BLOOD BILL INT' WASHINGTON-o clock Tuendar members of the tologging the new blooc"-dropper of the hopper capeo fthe man beer and elde sencent alcohol go The blooc mor-tative Hillglsla-to the judy row to ar-tion. PLAIN ADS TIMETABLE A. T. & S. F. R. R. In effect February 17, 1924 Trains e Los Angeles *No. 79 ... 6:08 A.M. No. 71 ... 11:38 A.M. *No. 73 ... 4:50 P.M. No. 75 ... 8:52 P.M. Trains to San Diego No. 78 ... 1:56 A.M. *No. 72 ... 10:04 A.M. No. 74 ... 3:46 P.M. No. 76 ... 6:47 P.M. *Through sleeper to Denver,ansas City and Chicago. ***Through sleeper to Chicago id Grand Canyon connection. **Housin, Galveston, Texas id New Orleans connection, and downix connection. C.A.WALKER,Agent. Analyze all text carefully. Preserve special notes from American Society for the Advancement of Science and the Smithmohlan Institute for his efforts. Suffering from double pneumonia and complications. In the recent suit of George Englesby versus the P. E. Railway Co., the Englesbys were awarded $1000 damages. They have much sympathy of a number of friends in that the jury did not see fit to give them more. The accident happened in June of last year when Mrs. Englesby alighted from the car at La Habra. Mrs Englesby has been in very poor health since that time and the Tons of poison bar-award will not pay the expense used, thousands of due to the incident. Carpenters are erecting a lair of waste bills, sign on the top of the Footie organization we now Groves-Pasking house, which with the thoroughness be seen from all over the traco we are endeavoring to Mrs. E.E.Knight matron this oblation of our Ami Tal chapter, Order one feel confident that it Eastern Star, Fullerton, entered matter of mine until this ed on Thursday with a chaise be reduced to almost nil five-course luncheon at the an continue to secure the club in Anaheim, honoring splendid cooperation we fleeers of her staff. The net with the far, we can were beautiful with sprinkerward to results that will ars in blue and yellow with while. We are trying other decorations and aspect every property in the lowing out this motley and if interested property luncheon "500" was the ars will report locations of in and the first prize ward land it will assist us ma-Mrs.Nellie Miller,and expete this cam-the other guests was in with a hand-painted We carry a fill supply of the fork.Guests include laterlans used for the destruction Mona Tanner, Emma ground squirrels and these are garet Titus, Uns Smilindled at cost Mahn, Janet Fergus Smith,Nellie MREAD THE CASSIFIED PAGE Tempe,Nettle Blat Crowell,Mary Dwig Aracy,Gladys Do Richman. BY A No matter what he be here when he de By attending th could in a week's w character merchandis means COM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! HEAVY SLUMP V SPRINGS OUTPUT By E. J. Mum. Santa Fe Springs altered a heavy production slot this past week. The daily out of Santa Fe dropped to 1000 barrels, the lowest figure of field has ever shown. The production decline of the field dates at the rate of 1000 barrel a day and it will not take long at that rate to put the once low field out of the running California. Santa Fe Springs only producer this week brought in by the Standard Property. Going to a depth of a 1000-barrel well, probable ever be brought in at the Spring, W. Houghton, at 5600, is not been able to make look, however, is not enclosed soon it will not be any by the good showing the barrel well on the 1 mile of the Federal Drilling Clarked a portion of the hole progress for some time. The and should the well be for its own willie of the Springs field. Tension is now all with westhe Burbank. The Call-on filling Co. has the Burford past the 4600-foot but aside from a little gas mings have not excited inington Beach's hopes for awest extension is fading Down East Oil Co.'s No. I. passing the 5000-foot and not finding anything plarly encouraging. The ard Oil Co.'s Orange Coun-tle well a little south of the East, has arrived at 4700 found only small gas show. With the taking over of the mine Oil Co.'s property by the Standard Oil Co. interest in the ep sand development has been greatly increased in the old Whittier field. Ride- SANTA FE LEASE, March 5. (Spl.)—Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jones and son, Bobbie, were Long Beach visitors Sunday afternoon. They visited their son, Raymond Jones, and family. Mr. and Mrs. Whitigin of Whittier were entertained by Mr. and Mrs. William Elder of this lease Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Ryan had as guest Sunday evening, Keith Ford of the West Coast lease, Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Johnston and son, Donald, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ryan, all of Fullerton, Keith Ford and Miss Willie Ryan attended the show at Anaheim Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. H. Schryer and grandson, Lee Andrews, were Brea visitors Monday morning. Mr. and Mrs. H. Schryer had as guests Sunday J. J. Andrews of Gardena and Mr. Cowan and daughters, Ellen and Myrtle, and son, Bill, of Anaheim. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Greminger entertained Sunday Jesse Blackburn, Miss Ada Hack and Mrs. Lyle Hack, all of Gardena, Miss Hack spent Saturday on this lease also. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Vanatta and children, Mae, Charles and Betty, of Hermosa Beach, spent the week-end with Mr. Vanatta's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Vanatta, of this lease. Mrs. H. Schryer and daughter, Olive, and Mrs. J. J. Andrews and grandchildren, Lee and Shirley Andrews, visited Mr. and Mrs. Vanattan of Yorba Linda Sunday evening. Anaheim visitors Saturday evening were: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jones and son, Robert, and daughter, Sadie; Mr. and Mrs. Vanatta, son, Marlon, and granddaughter, Mae; Mr. and Mrs. Segelhorst, Mrs. H. Schryer and daughter, Olive; Mrs. J. J. Andrews and children, Shirley and Lee; Mr. and Mrs. George Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Greminger and daughter, Frances. Threatened Crime Career Cut Short Watving their preliminary examination, Norman Anderson, 20, so-called "lovelorn bandit," and J. Chanchala, 19, were today in the county jail under $2,000 bail each, having been held for trial late yesterday by Justice J. B. Cox on a charge of highway robbery. Anderson, who told officers he deliberately chose a career of crime when jilted by his sweet-heart, a San Pedro girl, and exhibited an unmalfled letter to the girl, telling her the same thing was arrested with Chanchala while executing the first move of his new profession, it was alleged. The career of crime, it was said, lasted from Westminster where the two youghs were alleged to have held up J. L. Beaudette, Huntington Beach motorist, until they reached Tustin, where deputy sheriffs overtook them. RIVERA BANK ROBBED WHITTIER, March 5—While citizens of the town of Rivera near here went peaceably about their business late yesterday, two young unmasked bandits held up two girl employees in the Rivera State Bank took $5,000 in currency and escaped in an automobile after forcing their victims into a vault. PLAIN DEALER CLASSIFIED ADS PRODUCE RESULTS and Mr. and Mrs. Lyle and sons, Clexton and Andy. Mr. and Mrs. Curzan were Brea visitors Monday. Mrs. Blanager and sons, Frank and Bud, moved to Redondo Beach Tuesday. Tex Humphrey and Miss Sadie Jones spent Sunday at Venice. Mr. Teigel spent Monday in Los Angeles. With the taking over of the Home Oil Co.'s property by the Lindard Oil Co., interest in the deep sand development has been greatly increased in the old Whittier field. Ride-ut Heights' startling discoveries of few months ago have made the Home Oil Co.'s holdings look very good and the Standard Oil Co.'s work in the development of the old field for deep sand production will be watched with real interest. Montebello is scheduled for a revival of development when the Reppetto Hills Oil Co. drills out the cement Thursday and tries out the well for a production. The Reppetto Hills well was drilled to a depth of 3810 feet by the Trail-Cormler Drilling Co. and from 3600 to 3800 the drilling company claims some splendid showings for the well and have reason to believe that they have a producer. Success in America simply means that people expect you to quit your business and address their little clubs every few days. Made Better than Necessary CRESCENT ICE CREAM Extra-Rich Quality CRESCENT CREAMERY COMPANY THE DECISION IS MADE! THE PLANS PROCEDE! THE MOST STARTLING ANNOUNCEMENT EVER PROMULGATED IN AN ORANGE COUNTY NEWSPAPER Here is the Startling News The Anaheim Pharmacy LEASE EXPIRES FIXTURES FOR SALE Anaheim Pharmacy LEASE EXPIRES QUITS FOR SALE Business HERE IS WHAT THIS MEANS TO YOU This stock must be disposed of in very short time. Realizing that in order to turn such an immense amount of merchandise into cash, a tremendous sacrifice must be made. And we are preparing to take our loss with a smile and get through with this stock as quickly as possible. Every article in this Big Drug Store will undergo a price cutting operation! This super-sale will be a colossal nature, that its bigness cannot be estimated. One great surprise after another will greet you! Watch for our tomorrow's full page announcement in this paper! Store Closed Thursday to Facilitate the Re-Arranging and Remarking of The Entire Stock Sale Begins FRIDAY, 10 a.m BY ALL MEANS PREPARE TO COME! No matter what your plans are for FRIDAY and SATURDAY, let everything go and be here when the doors fly open. By attending this sale, you will make more money on the savings available than you could in a week's work. Be on time and get in line on the greatest disposal of high character merchandise you have ever witnessed. No loose talk—this is a Godsend—By all means COME!!