oc-plain-dealer 1924-03-27

HBBY That’s Different By WINNER GOOD GRACIOUS WHAT HAVE YOU BEEN DOING THAT IT TOOK YOU SO LONG TO GO TO THE BAKERY? I WAS PLAYIN’ WITH SPIDER AND TOWHEAD OVER IN PURDYS’ VACANT LOT BUT DIDN’t I TELL YOU TO HURRY BACK? I DID HURRY BACK, I MET THEM WHEN I WAS GOIN’ — YOU DIDN’t SAY TO HURRY GOIN’ SANTA FE SPGS. SLIPPING FAST Santa Fe Sprhigs is still on the map as an oil field but its production is slipping fast. The field current for the work part totals. MOTOR SUPPLANTS DOGS IN ARCTIC The march of science into the frozen expanses of the Far North is bringing a new era of rapid communication across the wildernesses of snow. Mail planes equipped with landing skills, and swift, INTERNATIONAL WIRELESS International wireless telegraph communication will be established throughout Greece by a British company. Roman politicians before election time used to bathe with the people in public bath houses. SANTA FE SPGS. SLIPPING FAST Santa Fe Springs is still on the map an un oil field but its production is slipping fast. The field output for the week past totaled only 55,000 barrels. Production has been dropping for the past three months at the rate of 1000 barrels a day, and the decline can in no way be arrested. The feature of the Springs field for the week was the recompletion of the Associated Oil Co.'s Jordan well at 4000 feet and the bringing of it back to production at 750 barrels. The Jordan well is a Bell sand re-completion and give operators a little line on what the Bell sand may still have in the way of production. The General Petroleum Corp. is completing a Poy sand producer in its Santa Fe No. 17 at 3535 and the Petroleum Midway has spudged in and will complete a Poy sand producer on the Poy property at well No. 3. The Standard Oil Co.'s contribution to the Santa Fe output was a 75 barrel well on the Santa Gerdes No. 7 property. The well was finished at 4650 and is doing gravity oil. The Standard's most side extension well W. L. Houghton 1 is standing at 5613 and there is some doubt on account of the condition of the hole and absence of showing as to the standard continuing with the feature of the old Hunt-Beach field is the amount work that is getting under-two of the largest operators field the Associated and third are leading off with the development and these two nies have four new wells. The Down East Oil Co. made a masterly recovery from what looked like a very bad mechanical difficulty and drilling is going ahead again at 5260 feet. The Down Motor SUPPLANTS DOGS IN ARCTIC The march of science into the frozen expanses of the Far North is bringing a new era of rapid communication across the wildernesses of snow. Mall planes equipped with landing skis, and swift, motorized sleds may soon replace the picturesque dog teams, just as the motor car is replacing the camels of the desert. The United States postoffice department recently announced plans for airplane mail service from the terminus of the Government Railway at Nanana, Alaska, to Fairbanks. Thus a 20-day delivery service by dog team will be supplanted by a four-hour mail service. A more dramatic transition, according to Popular Science Monthly for April, is that from dog-drawn sleds to sleds driven by motor. These already have made their appearance in Finland, a motorcycle engine furnishing the propulsion through a bicycle wheel. The contact of the rubber tire with the snow is said to create sufficient friction to drive the sled forward. The cheapness, lightness, and convenience of these vehicles make them, it is said, admirably suited for traveling over the snows. TRAINING CLASS TO VISIT LIBRARY The Fullerton Public and High School libraries will be visited next Tuesday afternoon by the training class of the Los Angeles Library school. The members of this class, which numbers about 30 students, are making a study of library methods in use in various institutions, and are scheduled to visit the libraries of Santa Ana and Fullerton for this purpose. They will be welcomed by the librarians in charge. East is making a great effort to uncover a deep sand in the extreme northwest section of the field and open up a new district for Huntington Beach. GRAND OPENING OF Camp Silverado OPENING DATE MARCH 29, 1924 If Raining Postponed Until April 5th INTERNATIONAL WIRELESS International wireless telegraph communication will be established throughout Greece by a British company. Roman politicians before election time used to bathe with the people in public bath houses. PROFESSIONAL YOU NEED NOT BE SICK! Your backbone will tell me what and where your troubles are without asking a question. X-RAY FREE WITH COURSE OF ADJUSTMENTS 100 PER CENT RIGHT Dr. Joseph H. Coleman CHIROPRACTOR Six Years Successful Practice in Los Angeles Phone 845 250 E. Center St. Ground floor; Anaheim Dr. Leota P. Anderson Office Phone 413 Residence Phone 1074 CHIROPRACTOR Fisher Bldg. 135 West Center Anaheim, California Dr. B. Franklin Badgley Scientific Chiropractor Dietitian Iridiagnostician Five years' successful health service in east. License in three states. Sam Krainer Bldg. 222 East Center Street Anaheim, Cal. Phone 1128 Johnston-Wickett Clinic ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA HOURS 8:00 a.m. 5:00 p.m. Phone 380 DR. D. G. GOLDING GRAND OPENING of Camp Silverado OPENING DATE MARCH 29, 1924 If Raining Postponed Until April 5th ORANGE COUNTY'S BEAUTY SPOT We invite you for a Day's Outing to see these Real Mountain HOME SITES. Only 25 miles from Anaheim, Fullerton, Santa Ana and Orange. THE WAY Drive past Orange Park, up Silverado Canyon, just 12½ miles from County Park AND THERE YOU ARE. Look over our Beautiful Mountain Lots, which we are selling for Camp Sites, at prices that you can't help but buy. Prices from $150.00 up per lot, with pure spring water piped to each lot, and only one hour's drive from home. NOW compare this beauty spot, with Arrowhead, Big Bear or any other Mountain Home Sites, which are miles away and hard to get to and more than double in prices. We are spending thousands of dollars to improve this camp site, so don't wait too long. Real opportunity. Wait for no one and remember the. OPENING DATE, MARCH 29TH C. Eygabroad B. Fisher Geo. W. Hamler —Main Office — 242 WEST CENTER ST., ANAHEIM By WINNER YALE GETS CASH THO NOT ON TEAM NEW HAVEN, Conn., March 27.—Though it is more than possible that not a Yale undergraduate will be on the American Olympic team next summer, the Yale Athletic Ass'n has undertaken to raise New Haven's quota of $5000 for the support of the team. The association itself has started the local subscription list by giving $500 in cash, and its lead will be followed by local sporting clubs and factory athletic associations, which are numerous here. John T. Bossom, athletic director at Yale, himself an athlete note, is chairman of the local committee, which has headquarters at the Y-Club, an exclusive organization of men who have won letters in major sports at Yale. News from Paris; Cops write their pay raised. Just being a citizen in Paris should be enough.—W Palm Beach Times. Whatever Your "Western Auto" C NATIONAL WIRELESS unal wireless telegraph on will be established Greece by a British politicians before eleced to bathe with the public bath houses. Tenn.) Daily Banner. PROFESSIONAL EED NOT BE SICK! one will tell me what our troubles are witha question. X-RAY FREE WITH COURSE OF ADJUSTMENTS 100 PER CENT RIGHT Phot H. Coleman CROPRACTOR successful Practice in Los Angeles 250 E. Center St. floor; Anaheim ta P. Anderson 413 Residence Phone 1074 CROPRACTOR 135 West Center Anakeim, California Franklin Badgley Traffic Chiropractor Iridiagnostician ers' successful health ast. License in three Kraemer Bldg. St Center Street cal. Phone 1128 Wickett Clinic M. CALIFORNIA HOURS 5:00 p.m. WHETHER on the car or under the hoo car may be, you can make this yoing that the merchandise is of the higher ice and prices are pleasing. Twin Bar Bumpers Lok-wel Steering W WHETHER on the car or under the hood car may be, you can make this you ing that the merchandise is of the highest ice and prices are pleasing. Twin Bar Bumpers 1 A spring bar bumper offers the best protection against collision damage. Protect your car by equipping it with a pair of these snappy spring steel nickel-plated bumpers. Priced at $13.30 and $16.5f Western Giant Cords 2 Big, sturdy, long-wearing cord tires built to satisfy the buyer on every point of mileage, quality and price. Wizard Storage Battery 3 You can pay mere money for a battery, but you can't buy a better one. The "Wizard" is fully guaranteed for 18 months. (Fords one year.) We have a size for your car. $13.85 and Up—According to Car E. A. Motor-Driven Horns 4 Standard equipment on many of the better makes of cars. Has a deep-throated tone that clears the way. $4.80 to $8.4f Motometer-Locking Cap 5 Know the temperature of your motor by equipping it with a genuine Boyce motometer. A locking radiator cap will protect it against theft. Cooper Cutouts 6 Feel the pulse of the motor of your car by installing a Cooper cutout—the most positive one obtainable. Complete with pedal. Price $2.75 to $4.10 Lok-wel Steering Wheel 7 Tilts out of the way to permit drive or leave car without crowding under. Equipped with high-grade lock. Maxwell Overland Star and Ford. cars furnished on special order.) 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Lok-wel Wheel—$13.75 Eern Giant Spark Plugs can you find a plug that is used for two years at 65 cents? and Extra Core $2.35 and Extra Core $3.30 Rke Lining for All Cars The brakes on your car are no better than their lining. If the bands need refining, use Neverburn—the dependable lining. 25¢ to 95¢ Foot Ford Set $1.35 ite Fittings—Grease Cups of the fittings have been lost off of replace them with equipment from Auto." The prices are pleasing. Fan Belts eated engine will result from a worn. It's a good idea to carry an extra car in case of emergency. 25¢ to $1.90 Eern Auto Supply Co. Angeles St. Anaheim Pedal Pads for All Cars 12 Allen safety pedal pads add greater comfort to driving. They keep your feet from slipping off of the pedals and absorb the road vibrations. Per Pair $1.00 Other Sets—35¢ to 60¢ Piston Rings The "Super Service Set" consists of one step cut ring, one "Peerless" ring and one "Oyl-Stop" ring, a combination that is guaranteed to give satisfaction. Super Service Set, for one piston, $1.20 Gaskets 14 When you overhaul your car, replace the old gasket with a new one from "Western Auto." We have cylinder head gaskets for every car. 30¢ to $1.60 Radiator Hose The radiator hose usually rots on the inside and trouble follows before any external deterioration is noticeable. Better replace it with new equipment. Ford size...10¢ to 35¢ Other sizes ...25¢ to 85¢ per foot R. S. P. Valves 90 per cent of all motor trouble is directly traced to the valves. Rich steel valves are accepted as standard products throughout the world. For all makes of cars. Gear Shift Extensions—Onyx Ball How handy are these little extensions that bring the gearshift ball within a few inches of the steering wheel. And how neat they look when equipped with an onyx knob. Extensions $1.25 to $2.00 Onyx Shift Ball $1.90