oc-plain-dealer 1924-05-23

ANAHEIM CAPITAL TO NEW MEXICO Anaheim capital is invading the new San Juan basin field of New Mexico. So is capital as well as experience of Huntington Beach. But that does not mean that Orangeco's oil development will be stinted. William E. Wright of the Bush Drilling Co., rancher near here, will drill three wells east of Galup near Grant's Blue Water and Thorneau, respectively, according to R. E. Leslie, promoter, who was here today conferring with Wright. John Hinkle of Huntington Beach, brother of the Governor of New Mexico, David Compton and the Sandburg Petroleum Co. of Long Beach, Julian and all the big oil companies directly or thru subsidiaries are drilling or preparing to drill there. The new field is located mainly in San Juan, McKinley and Valencia counties and extends over 12,000,000 acres. A pipe line which may reach Los Angeles now is being constructed. The formation is in long folds instead of abrupt folds as in Signal Hill and elsewhere, and wells aren't drilled less than five miles apart, as a rue. There wells farthest separated are 120 miles apart, says Leslie. There are now 23 wells producing. The first oil was found at a depth of 735 feet, 62 gravity with paraffine base, the well producing 2300 barrels. There are eight wells not deeper than 900 feet and none producing less than 1,000 barrels. Turning down to the local field, an official of the Gaddie well south of Cypress today radiated optimism regarding the prospects of the prospective field. He declared his associates were not going to let their leases lie idle once oil was brought in, but would drill several wells. He refused to confirm or deny that further cases had been acquired, but was confident that the plan of concentrated control so as to prevent crowding of rigs and Mrs. Peter Fenster (left) and Mrs. Charles Sullivan. CLARK TAKEN TO FOLSOM PRISON SAN DIEGO, May 23.—E.D. Clark, under sentence of life imprisonment for the murder of the Schick, wealthy realtor, will taken to Folsom prison today. An appeal is still pending. Shiff Byers said, but Clark requested that he be kept no longer in San Diego-co jail. The prison believes he will be less ill at last in Folsom, it was said. Should a re-trial be granted, will be returned from the penitentiary. Clark was convicted solely circumstantial evidence. Schick disappeared and no trace of body was ever found. When rested, Clark and Mrs. Schick were living together ten man and wife and Mrs. Schick subsequently birth to a baby girl, confess that Clark was its father. Forgery charges are still pending against Mrs. Schick and Dr. Clark, who is now suing Clark divorce. The charges, which point out of the forgery of Schick's nature to a power of attorney which possession was obtained His $75,000 estate and to wife Mrs. Schick confessed, will probably never be pressed. District torney Kempley said today. Another aftermath of San Diego's most sensational murders is the case of "Red" Gerald, Los Angeles newsboy-fighter who took the witness stand and testified to having seen Scion on the street in Los Angeles months after his disappearance. He is charged with perjury. LEW CODY REFUSES NEW ROLE TODAY LOS ANGELES, May 23.—Cody, film star, refused a role today. Cody had been mentored correspondent in a suit for dribbt by Dr. Woodward B., against Mary Mayo, but it pointed out today contrary to Turning down to the local field, an official of the Gaddle well south of Cypress today radiated optimism regarding the prospects of the prospective field. He declared his associates were not going to let their leases lie idle once oil was brought in, but would drill several wells. He refused to confirm or deny that further cases had been acquired, but was confident that the plan of concentrated control so as to prevent crowding of rigs and quick exhaustion of the field if developed would go thru. The Standard to the southeast on Placentia-ave and Wonder Oil Co. to the northwest on Brookhurst-rd continue to plug away with few important changes in formation reported. PATRIOTIC ORDERS AT SPECIAL SERVICE The Grand Army of the Republic, the Women's Relief Corps, the American Legion and the Woman's Auxiliary will worship with the Presbyterian Congregation, corner Claudina and Cypressata., next Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. Appropriate services will commemorate the heroic deeds of those who have fallen in defense of our country. There will be special music appropriate to the spirit of the day and the sermon will lift our thoughts to the unifying and preserving factors in our national life. Seats will be reserved for all members of these organizations. Plain Dealer Classified Ads produce results. Try this medium. New Treatment Never Fails to End Piles Many sufferers from Piles or Hemorrhoids, have become dependent because they have been led to believe that their case was hopeless, and that there was nothing in the world to help them. To these people we say "Go to Gibson's Drug Store, and get an original box of MOAVA SUPPOSITORIES." One of these inserted into the rectum according to directions will be found to give immediate relief. They reach the source of the trouble and by their soothing, healing, antiseptic action first allay the pain and soreness, and then by direct contact with the ulcers and piles cause them to heal up and disappear forever. It's simply wonderful how speedily they act. Blessed relief often comes in two days. Even Mrs. Peter Fenster (left) and Mrs. Charles Sullivan. They're coming back from over the hill. After living nearly all their lives in poverty, Mrs. Peter Fenster and Mrs. Charles Sullivan, aged sisters, one of them an inmate of an almshouse, have more money than they know what to do with. They have fallen heirs to an estate of more than $1,000,000 left by a relative in England, where they were born. RESUME VOTING ON M. E. BISHOPS SPRINGFIELD, Mass., May 23. With four bishops chosen when the Methodist general conference resumed today, balloting was begun on the election of the last or five prelates to be named by the conference. The eighth ballot showed Rev. R. J. Wade of Evanston, leading with 434 votes but 542 were necessary for election. Rev. R. G. Ward of New York was second with 318 votes. The bishops already chosen are Rev. Dr. George A. Miller, head of the Panama mission; Rev. Dr. George Lowe of Omaha, Nebr., secretary of the board of foreign missions; Rev. Dr. George R. Grose of Greencastle, Ind., and Rev. Dr. George RSHRDLUN I president of Depauw University and Rev. Dr. Benton T. Badley of India. The new bishops will be ordained at services in the municipal auditorium Sunday. RACE RIOTING IN SHENANDOAH, VA. SHENANDOAH, Va., May 23. A race riot broke out here this morning, caused by a flight between a trio of negroes and Clements Escue, a white man. Escue was badly cut about the head and received several knife wounds on other parts of his body. Automobiles filled with armed white men pursued the three negroes. Emil Escue, brother of Clement, discovered the negroes hiding in a woods and opened fire on them. The negroes returned the fire and a running gun fight ensued, until the police supply of original box of MOAVA SUPPOSITORIES." One of these inserted into the rectum according to directions will be found to give immediate relief. They reach the source of the trouble and by their soothing, healing, antiseptic action first allay the pain and soreness, and then by direct contact with the users and piles cause them to heal up and disappear forever. It's simply wonderful how speedily they act. Blessed relief often comes in two days. Even in cases that have steadily resisted all known treatments, marvelous results have been obtained. All druggists dispense MOAVA SUPPOSITORIES in the original box or can get it for you on short notice. A race riot broke out here this morning, caused by a flight between a trio of negroes and Clements Escue, a white man. Escue was badly cut about the head and received several knife wounds on other parts of his body. Automobiles filled with armed white men pursued the three negroes. Emil Escue, brother of Clement, discovered the negroes hiding in a woods and opened fire on them. The negroes returned the fire and a running gun fight ensued, until the white men's supply of ammunition was exhausted. The white men retreated under fire and one of them was wounded, but not seriously. The injury to the negroes was not ascertained. Posses were hastily organized and are in pursuit. Don't Buy Tin! It is not necessary to pay for an expensive tin container to be assured of fresh coffee. The Orange Blossom system of frequent deliveries insures your receiving absolutely fresh coffee always. The difference in the cost of tin containers and glass-lined bags amounts to several cents per pound: Why not save it? it's always fresh ORANGE BLOSSOM COFFEE ARK TAKEN TO FOLSOM PRISON DIEGO, May 23.—E Drew under sentence of life imprisonment for the murder of Geo., wealthy realtor, will be to Folsom prison today. Appeal is still pending. Sheriffs said, but Clark requested he be kept no longer in the deligo-co jail. The prisoner he will be less ill at ease, it was said. A re-trial be granted, he returned from the peniton. MAPLE MERCHANTS PLAY RICHFIELD Maple Merchants, fast Los Angeles baseball club, will play the Richfield-Yorba team on the Richfield diamond Sunday. The game brings together for the first time two of the fastest clubs of the south and a hard fought battle is expected. All the old stars will be in Richfield uniforms and Morales, the old reliable catcher, will be ready to sail right into the game. The old southpaw pitcher is expected to repeat his success of knocking out 18 men as he did in the game a week ago. PREDICT FOSDYKE WILL BE OUSTED GRAND RAPIDS, Mich., May 23.—The ousting of Dr. Fosdyke from the Presbyterian pulpit, he occupies, was predicted today, following the announcement that Dr. Clarence E. Macartney, moderator-elect of the Presbyterian general assembly, had named ultra-fundamentalists to the chairmanships of the important church committees. It became known today that Dr. Macartney recently confided to friends that if elected to the office of moderator, he would make every effort to quash forever the fundamentalist-modernist controversy before the assembly closes next week. The full significance of the new moderator's intimation will be revealed later, it is expected, in reports of the committee on bills and overtures which was to go into session today. Dr. Mark A. Matthews of Seattle, Wash., was named chairman of the committee on church policy another important office. PROTEST MURDER PEKING, May 23.—The American legation today strongly protested to the Chinese government the murder of an American named Dinamore. THREE RICH MEN MAY BE INDICTED LOS ANGELES, May 23.—Charged with purposely starting a series of forest fires near Atascadero last week, which threatened to destroy millions of dollars worth of property, indictments by the federal grand jury are to be asked for three widely known San Luis Obispo residents, officials declared today. Chester Jordan, Supervisor of the Santa Barbara National Forest, secured the evidence upon which the indictments will be sought at the June session. He refuses to divulge the names of the men in the arson plot, until the indictments shall have been returned. It was the desire of wealthy men to burn off brush so that the deer Funting would be improved which caused the blazes. Jordan started. Unthinking of the vast damage and possible loss of life, these men, Jordan said, set fire to the underbrush. The flames spread with alarming rapidity and it was only the frenzied efforts of forest rangers and assistants hurriedly pressed into service which quelled the spread of the flames. FREE Bread or 10c in trade with each Dozen Donuts SATURDAY ONLY MAY 24th Cream Donuts doz 25c Nut Donuts doz 30c NEW CODY REFUSES NEW ROLE TODAY S ANGELES, May 23.—Lew film star, refused a new today. Only had been mentioned as respondent in a suit for divorce by Dr. Woodward B. Mayo at Mary Mayo, but it was out today contrary to public reports that the film star not been actually named as respondent in the physician's complaint filed by Dr. It was charged that he tap-wire leading into his wife's and heard Cody call Mrs., asking her to come and see She accepted the invitation, husband charged, remaining from home until 2 a.m. PROTEST MURDER PEKING, May 23.—The American legation today strongly protested to the Chinese government the murder of an American named Dinsmore. With a British subject and three Chinese, Dinsmore, a lumberman, was attacked by bandits near Fukien on May 17. He died four days later. His body has been recovered and brot to Foo Chow. Correct this sentence: "No, I don't like to talk about my troubles." said he; "go ahead and discuss yours." New Anaheim Market Store No.2, W. Center and Helena Streets SAM SEEL "Cash is King" CALIFORNIA'S LEADING GROUP ANAHEIM BEEF COMPANY MEAT PACKERS SMALL FROM PRODUcer TO CONSUMER — NO MIDDLEHANS PROFITS Pacific Market 344 West Center Anaheim Peerless Market 139 West Center Anaheim Sugar Cured Picnic Hams Fresh from the Smoke-House, Finest Quality . 15¢ lb. Anaheim Anaheim Sugar Cured Picnic Hams Fresh from the Smoke- House, Finest Quality . 15 lb. Round Bone 20 lb. Shoulder Roast Fancy Shoulder 17 ½ lb. Roast Beef for Stewing 10 lb. Steer Beef Boiling Meat 8 lb. Fancy Steer Beef... Shoulder Pork 12 ½ lb. Small Pig Pork Pork Steaks 20 lb. Fine Quality Fancy Loin Pork 25 lb. Chops Loin Pork Roast 20 lb. Small Pork Rolled Rib Roast 25 lb. Steer Beef Shoulder Steak 18 lb. Best Quality SEEK SLAYER OF PRETTY TEACHER AMHURST, Maine, May 23.—The entire male populace today banded into posses of unofficial deputy sheriffs in the search for the slayer of pretty Louise Gerrish, 19 year-old school teacher. No crime ever before has stirred the community to such depths. Pending an autopsy, it will not The Nova Zembla expedition, under Professor Saliolovich, has returned to Petrograd bringing a report of a great find of coal and the discovery of a new species of salmon. Classified Ads Bring Good Results be known what treatment the girl received before a charge of buckshot destroyed her life. "My idea of a losing proposition," says E. G., "would be holding down a white-collar job in Pittsburgh."—Columbus (O.) Dispatch. A Rumanian trade delegation has arrived in Odessa, and a Russian trade delegation will soon leave for Canada. The broom and duster we abhor, When the carpet's on the floor. PAROWAX per lb. 10c PRUNES, 60-70s per lb. 813c Canning Supplies Jelly Glasses, 6 oz. doz. 38c Jelly Glasses, 8 oz., doz. 40c Mason Jars, ½ pts. doz. 72c Ideal Jars, ½ pts. doz. 88c Pure Cane Sugar 10 lbs. In Cloth Sacks Per 100 lbs. $8.10 Pacific Gem Sliced PINEAPPLE No. 1 can 15c Buy a Dozen Per Dozen - $1.70 Milk Covered Chocolate Dates, special price per lb...33c Vegetable Department FANCY KENTUCKY WONDER BEANS, 2 lbs. for FANCY CHERRIES 2 lbs.for SUMMER SQUASH per lb. 5c FANCY BANANAS 4 lbs.for 30c Canada Dry Ginger Ale 25c Bottle The Drink they are all talking About JELL WELL The popular California Dessert 10c Package Paraffine Lunch PAPER 36.inch 5c 72-inch 10c Meat Department BACON SQUARES per lb. 12½c Morell's Eastern Sugar Cured Hams half or whole 23c FRESH SHOULDER PORK, whole per lb. 12½c Morell's Eastern Sugar Cured Bacon, whole or half 20¢ Milk Fed Veal Roast 18¢ and 20¢ 25c Bottle The Drink they are all talking About The popular California Dessert 10c Package PAPER 36. inch 5c 72- inch 10c Meat Department BACON SQUARES per lb. 12½c FRESH SHOULDER PORK, whole per lb. 12½c Morell's Eastern Sugar Cured Hams half or whole 23c Morell's Eastern Sugar Cured Bacon, whole or half 20¢ Milk Fed Veal Roast ... 18¢ and 20¢ KARO SYRUP 5-lb. 35c Blue 5-lb. 40c COURTESY IN FULL MEASURE MAKES SHOPPING A PLEASURE AT Chaffees WHERE CASH BEATS CREDIT MAZOLA Pts at 30c Qts at 55c ¼- Gal. $1.05 EELIG is King" LEADING GROCER 218 STORES NOW Anaheim Market 139-141 West Center Street Same Prices At Both Stores QUARTS OF Mazola Oil 44c Salad Season is Here and Mazola is THE Salad Oil JAPANESE CRAB MEAT FOR SALADS No. ½ Can, 39c No. 1 Can, 72c This is a new low price and the meat is especially fine. JAPANESE CRAB MEAT FOR SALADS No. ½ Can, 39c No. 1 Can, 72c This is a new low price and the meat is especially fine. BEVERAGES Buy in dozen lots and have them on hand Canada Dry Ginger Ale, pints, each ... 25c Arrowhead Ginger Ale, 8 oz., 10c., 16 oz. ... 17½c (Refund 2½c and 5c) Cliquot Club Ginger Ale ... 18c Coca-Cola, carton of six bottles ... 48c (Refund 18c) Budweiser ... 18c (Refund 2½c) Lemon or Orange Crush ... 8c (Refund 2c) Eastside; 11 oz. ... 10c; 21 oz ... 19c (Refund 2½c and 5c) Lash’s Syrups, 12 oz bottle ... 40c S. S New York Concord Grape Juice, pint 30c; quarts ... 58c (Bottled by one of the big grape juice bottlers in New York.) Welch’s Grape Juice, pint 35c; Quart ...