oc-plain-dealer 1924-07-03

HOMER KELLEMS DIRECTS REVIVAL Rev. Leon L. Myers announces that Mr. Paul Henry Packard has cancelled all his dates in California. Mr. Packard has had two nervous breaks in his life after a public speaker and states that the symptoms of another are only too apparent and that he must protect himself against it. However, good fortune has it in this case that Homer Kellems is available. He is not only a singer of national reputation but also has won hundreds of souls in his work as an evangelist. Mr. Myer states that there is no reason why the meeting should not go right on since the music is par excellence, the crowds keep increasing, and the sermons are scriptural and appealing in their presentation of the Christ. During Homer Kellems work in America as an evangelist he has seen 12,000 souls walk down the alley to confess Christ as Savior. This is enough to cause the realization of a great opportunity to do good. The meetings will continue with Homer and his wife leading in song and sermon. The sermon subject tonight will be "Saving Faith." The duet rendered by Mr. and Mrs. Kellems will be two in number and of their very most beautiful songs "He Keeps Me Singing as I go" and "In the Garden." These beautifluousDUCTS are worth going miles to hear. All are welcome. NEW SEAWALL BUILT BY STATE GAS TAX SACRAMENTO, July 3. — The largest road contract to be built by the state gasoline tax fund today was awarded to the J. H. Tillman Co. of Portland, Ore., whose bid was $382,102 for construction of the Rincon seawall and fill on the coast highway in Ventura-co, by the state highway commission. The seawall will replace the dislipated wooden trestle 1.2 miles in length built some years ago by popular subscription. Construction of a section eight miles in length of the Auburn-Verdi highway between Colfax and Gold Run, Piacer-co, was awarded to C. R. Adams of Mer. G: & L: LEASE G. AND L. LEASE, July 3.—(Spl.)—Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shares and daughter Jesse and little son of the Sterna lease spent Wednesday afternoon on this lease at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Gauldin. Mrs. H. D. Nelson of Downey and daughter Mrs. I. H. Bearden and children of Whittier Blvd. Sq., spent Wednesday at the home of the former's daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Mayfield. Mr. and Mrs. Lenord Trammell and children of Yorba Linda was calling on Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler White Wednesday evening. Mrs. C. M. McElhany and mother-in-law of Huntington Beach was dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Frank McElhany Wednesday. Mrs. Bill Pope and two children Billy and Lewis returned home Thursday after spending a few days the guest of Mr. and Mrs. George Wimer of Long Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wilmer and little son George of Brex, was calling on friends and relatives on this lease Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Clark of Pullerton was calling on Mr. and Mrs. Frank McElhany Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Sellers and daughter Mabel spent Sunday in Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Doyle left Tuesday and will make their home on the Sterns Lease. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Stone and children, formerly of this lease, but now of Garden Grove was calling on old friends and neighbors Sunday. Isaac Mayfield, Jack McGrager, Charley Hood, Gilford Hanmore, all, of this lease, Bill Huffman of Olinda and Charley Bride of Brea Canyon, all went deep sea fishing Sunday but luck was poor. John Pope was a business visitor in Los Angeles Monday. Mrs. Wheeler White and children spent Sunday the guest of their aunt and family, Mr. and Mrs. Carelon Murphy of the West Coast Lease. Mrs. Isaac Mayfield, Mrs. L. F. Lemley and two sons Billy and Glenn motored to Newport Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Jones and JULIAN ENTERS ROSECRANS FIELD (By Elwood J. Munger) The period of watchful war for the northwest section of Rosecrans field has passed, the entrance of C.C.Julian Sentinel Oil Company and JeDabney into this section of field real development he will start and some big developments is the prediction. It is that the northwest section of field has been considered valuable but owing to small cels, town lots and restriction field has not experienced a C.C.Julian is to be commen being able to get 30 own burial plots together on a munity lease of 15 acres which has been agreed to drill on wells This is perhaps the low step yet taken to do away from town drilling in Southern formia. The Rosecrans field within this past week the starting more new wells than in any since the field was discovered General Petroleum started 3 the Union Oil Company start weeks, the Julian interests wells and the Barandall Oil company 1 well. Long Beach production drew a 1000 barrels this last week spite of the fact that the Company of California brought two wells one a 1100 barrel ducer and the other a 1500 busher The big well of the Company was completed on Patton Wilson lease at No. 7 was drilled to 4800 feet, 1100 barrel well completed by Shell Company is located on discovery property Alamitos No. 4, the Alamitos well was plotted at 4845 feet. A.T.Jergins the benefactors Long Beach City is getting to add another big producer list This time it will Rese Hell No. 11 at 4800 feet Jeg stages nothing but big prod well the city of Long Beach to enlarge its strong boxes to care of the city's royalties. North Whitttier Heights country adjacent to the foot of Turnbull canyon is scheduled for next oil field of South California, Hall-Baker and V Home-made and a joy to make them —preserving in comfort —no overheated kitchen —less "carrying;" less "watchin" —and the whole secret is in cooking with a good oil cookstove and Pearl Oil. No heavy coal to lug, no wood, no ashes nor muss. Pearl Oil's fast, intense cooking flame doesn't overheat the kitchen, and it's always ready, always Correct this sentence: "Yes, she's the best singer in the choir," declared he, "but she never tries to run things." Home-made and a joy to make them —preserving in comfort —no overheated kitchen —less "carrying;" less "watchin" —and the whole secret is in cooking with a good oil cookstove and Pearl Oil. No heavy coal to lug, no wood, no ashes nor muss. Pearl Oil's fast, intense cooking flame doesn't overheat the kitchen, and it's always ready, always Pearl Oil's fast, intense cooking flame doesn't overheat the kitchen, and it's always ready, always clean and economical. But when you order, be sure you get the Standard Oil Company's clean-burning, high-grade Kerosene. For best results be sure to ask for Pearl Oil by name! STANDARD OIL COMPANY (California) PEARL OIL (KEROSENE) Why Ants Leave Home! KELLOGG'S ANT PASTE —positively MAKES ANTS DISAPPEAR Never Fails! At All Druggists THE PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIF. TUBBY - Cruel But Efficacious By WIN HEY TUBBY. DIDJA SEE A OL CAT COME DOWN THIS WAY? WE'RE CHUCKIN ROCKS AT HER- COME ON, HELP US FIND HER I CAN'T I GOTTA CLEAN UP ALL THIS RUBBISH AN' CART IT AWAY GEE WHIZZERS IF YOU KNEW WHAT THAT OL CAT DID YOU'D TAKE THE TIME TO THROW ROCKS AT HER TOO SHE SCRATCHED JANES LITTLE SISTER AN' WERE GONNA FIX HER HEY TUBBY. DIDJA SEE A OL CAT COME DOWN THIS WAY? WE'RE CHUCKIN ROCKS AT HER- COME ON, HELP US FIND HER I CAN'T I GOTTA CLEAN UP ALL THIS RUBBISH AN' CART IT AWAY GEE WHIZZERS IF YOU KNEW WHAT THAT OL CAT DID YOU'D TAKE THE TIME TO THROW ROCKS AT HER TOO SHE SCRATCHED JANES LITTLE SISTER AN' WERE GONNA FIX HER HEY TUBBY. DIDJA SEE A OL CAT COME DOWN THIS WAY? WE'RE CHUCKIN ROCKS AT HER- COME ON, HELP US FIND HER I CAN'T I GOTTA CLEAN UP ALL THIS RUBBISH AN' CART IT AWAY GEE WHIZZERS IF YOU KNEW WHAT THAT OL CAT DID YOU'D TAKE THE TIME TO THROW ROCKS AT HER TOO SHE SCRATCHED JANES LITTLE SISTER AN' WERE GONNA FIX HER THE BULLET ENTERS ROSECRANS FIELD (By Elwood 2: Munger) The period of watchful waiting the northwest section of the reservoirs field has passed. With entrance of C. C. Julian, the Palm Oil Company and Josephiney into this section of the real development history start and some big developments is the prediction. It seems the northwest section of the field has been considered very valuable but owing to small par-town lots and restrictions the has not experienced a rush. Julian is to be commended being able to get 30 owners of real plots together on a community lease of 15 acres where it been agreed to drill only 4 wells. This is perhaps the longest yet taken to do away with a lot drilling in Southern California. The Rosecrans field witnessed past week the starting of the new wells than in any week the field was discovered. The general Petroleum started 3 wells, Union Oil Company started 3 rocks, the Julian interests two rocks and the Barandall Oil Company 1 well. Long Beach production dropped 9000 barrels this last week in one of the fact that the Shell company of California brought in wells one a 1100 barrel pre-drilled and the other a 1500 barrel drilled. The big well of the Shell company was completed on the Union-Wilson lease at No. 2 and drilled to 4800 feet. The 700 barrel well completed by the Shell Company is located on the recovery property. Alamitos well 4, the Alamitos well was com-mitted at 4845 feet. T. Jergins the benefactor of Long Beach City is getting ready add another big producer to his This time it will Reservoir No. 11 at 4800 feet. Jergins does nothing but big producers every time he completes a task at the city of Long Beach has enlarged its strong boxes to take care of the city's royalties. North Whittier Heights that entry adjacent to the foothills Turnbull canyon is scheduled for next oil field of Southern California. Hall-Baker and Work-Buena Park WRITER TO VISIT LAND OF VISIONS SACRAMENTO, July 3.—Clarence Mulford, Brooklyn author known to the reading public as a writer of stories of hair-raising deed and marvelous adventures in the wild west, is on his way to BUENA PARK, July 3.—(Spl.) Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Rootained the following guest day: Mr. and Mrs. Mauri and Charles Keck; Mr. and L. Downs of Los Angeles, J. A. Ligget of Phoenix, Miss Norwood is on the list. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bas WRITER TO VISIT LAND OF VISIONS SACRAMENTO, July 3.—Clarence Mulford, Brooklyn author known to the reading public as a writer of stories of hair-raising deed and marvelous adventures in the wild west, is on his way to California, the locale of many of his episodes, on his first visit west of the Missouri river, according to word received today at the state library. Mulford visioned the west in imagination and wrote all his books, such as "Hop-a-Long Cassaday," "Bar 20 Days," "Bar 20," and others within sight of the Statue of Liberty that guards New York Harbor. OLD MAID PAYS TAX EASES CONSCIENCE KANSAS CITY, July 3.—Why should old maids pay taxes? "Why should they?" countered Ben Jaudon, city tax collector, when he received the following letter containing $55 in currency: "Dear Mr. Jaudon: Included find $55 for city tax. I guess I owe it to the city; but if I were to do what is right I'd say it for my old age, but the city must be taken care of even by 'AN OLD MAID.' A receipt issued to "An Old Maid (conscience money)," awaits the unknown taxpayer. The money went into the general fund. The weather men claim their prognostications are 85 per cent perfect for weather and 90 per cent perfect for temperature. The motto of the United States, E Pluribus Unum, was adopted by act of congress June 20, 1782. not be said to be encouraging. The Standard and E J. Miley are going to continue drilling and will not quit the field for a while yet. The deep Standard well has had no showings of oil whatever and looks very doubtful. BUENA PARK BUENA PARK, July 3.—(Spl.) Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Berkey and daughter Betty were Fullerton visitors Monday. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Porter were Tuesday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Robison. Mr. Crowell, who recently moved his family into the Warron cottage on Ninth-st., has a position in Scott and Frampton Store. Rev. and Mrs. Guise of Maywood were visitors at the Hilgenfeld home Sunday. Dr. and Mrs. Walter McMullin, Mrs. Nenno and Miss Faustine Nenno were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde E. Ritter Sunday. Mrs. H. S. Horn is entertaining her grandmother, Mrs. Huckaby of Redlands. David Hasson who has been visiting his grand parents, Dr. and Mrs. D. W. Hasson is ill at their home. Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Wilsey and Mr. and Mrs. N. D. McDowell were guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Greenwalt of La Mirada, Monday evening. Ruth and Bobble Ritter are attending the Vacation Bible School at Fullerton. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cookson of La Crescintia are visiting at Lloyd Cookson's. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Thurman and Mrs. E.W. Thurman motorized to Long Beach Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. R.H.Meyer were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Koss of Santa Ana Tuesday. Bert Dua and wife spent the week end at L.E.Dodd's at Hemet. J.H.Johnson has installed some new high priced machinery in his shop. Mrs.Masky is building a new store building in Homewood; The frame is now up. Mr. and Mrs.J.C. Childers spent Sunday at San Bernardino. Work in Conclave Causes Her To Be Put Up for Vice President Mr. and Mrs.R.H.Rootained the following guest day: Mr. and Mrs.Mauriand Charles Keck; Mr.a.Downs of Los Angeles,J.A.Ligget of Phoenix,Miss Norwood is on the list. Mr. and Mrs.Fred Basfamily motored to Long Sunday. Mr.John Sumayer of was on the sick list thisweek. Mrs.Seemayer was in geles Monday. Mr.mrs.E.Bastfamily spent Sunday in dena. Over First Mortgage Loans on Real Estate Other Loans and Discounts United States, State, County and Municipal Bonds and United States Certificates of Indebtedness (actual value $63,302,379,93) Other Bonds and Securities (actual value $10,130,469,63) Stock in Federal Reserve Bank TOTAL U.S. AND OTHER SECURITIES Due from Federal Reserve Bank Cash and Due from Other Banks TOTAL CASH AND DUE FROM BANKS Banking Premises, Furniture and Safe Deposit Vault Banking Offices in Fifty-nine cities) Other Real Estate Owned Customers' Liability Unde Credit and Acceptances, nierest Earned—Uncollect Employees' Penalion Fund $131,318,97 standing on the Other Resources TOTAL RESOURCES... A movement is on in the Democratic convention to present for the rice presidential nomination Mrs. Le Roy Springs of Lahontan, S.C., who won the attention of the body by her work as chairman of the credentials committee. The step is taken as a courtesy to her, it is not believed that a woman could master enough votes to be nominated. By WINNER ANNUAL FISH CROP WORTH BILLION NEW YORK, July 3.—The fish crop of the world approximates a billion dollars a year in its cost to the "final consumer." Estimates of the value of the fish "landed" in the principal countries of the world supplied, by the United States Fish Commission to the Trade Record of the National City Bank of New York, but the world's total at the latest available date at approximately $780,000,000 per annum, and if we add to this, says the Trade Record, an estimate of 25 per cent for the cost of cold storage, transportation and the profits of the wholesalers and retailers, it is apparent that the world's fish bill approximates a billion dollars a year. Most of this $780,000,000 worth of fish landed annually by the fishermen of the world is the product of the oceans. Even in the United States, which, with its lakes and rivers, has a large supply of fresh water than most other countries, the value of the fish yield of the Great Lakes and the GRANT NATIONAL CARELESS SACRAMENTO one unforgiving regions, said Chief J. ley of the Yosemite National Park today, is carelessness with fire. Thousands of acres of timber which could not be restored half a century may be destroyed by the careless dropping of a cigarette. That is why, added the officials, anybody convicted of violating the fire laws need look for no mercy from the court. Elaborate steps to protect the great areas of federal forest in California, "Grub" for an entire fighting fire crew is always packed and have been taken and new equipment has been purchased. Plain Dealer Classified Ads produce results. Try this medium. Mississippi River section aggregates but $11,000,000 out of a total of $86,000,000 reported by the fish commission as the annual "value to the fishermen" of the fish landed in the entire country, including Alaska. OUR GUARANTEE We challenge any man or woman who kicks as we WHOLE GRAIN WHEAT does and assumes a definite and direct all around improvement physically and mentally; mind pok too. We go further and contract to return the price of the rice without argument, if star using the case on the basis of two a day she has the slightest doubts at his or her mental and physical improvements. This is a guarantee to the world in body, anywhere. WHOLE GRAIN WHEAT Nature's Wonderful Food Discovery ... If You Are Anemic or Your Vitality Run Down ... Whole Grain Wheat will restore you. IT WILL MAKE YOU WELL; IT WILL KEEP YOU WELL. See the guarantee. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Rock entertained the following guests Sunday: Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Keck and Charles Keck; Mr. and Mrs. C. Downs of Los Angeles, and Mr. J. A. Ligget of Phoenix, Arizona. Miss Norwood is on the sick list. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bastady and family motored to Long Beach Sunday. Mr. John Sumayer of Tenth-st. was on the sick list this last week. Mrs. Seemayer was in Los Angeles Monday. Mr. and Mrs. E. Bastady and family spent Sunday in Pasadena. Nature's Wonderful Food Discovery ... If You Are Anemic or Your Vitality Run Down ... Whole Grain Wheat will restore you. IT WILL MAKE YOU WELL; IT WILL KEEP YOU WELL. See the guarantee. It corrects conditions causing goiter, constipation, acidity, stonach and bowel troubles; underweight, overweight, mal nutrition, etc. Sold by J. H. CLABAUGH, Distributor 115 South Olive St. Phone 322-J Anaheim, Calif. Over half a million depositors CONDENSED STATEMENT OF CONDITION Bank of Italy SAVINGS COMMERCIAL TRUST HEAD OFFICE (SAN FRANCISCO) AND BRANCHES JUNE 28, 1924 RESOURCES First Mortgage Loans on Real Estate $121,506,657.31 Other Loans and Discounts 83,393,119.45 $204,899,776.76 United States, State, County and Municipal Bonds and United States Certificates of Indebtedness (actual value $63,302,379.97) Other Bonds and Securities (actual value $10,130,469.63) Stock in Federal Reserve Bank 9,619,456.01 637,500.00 TOTAL U.S. AND OTHER SECURITIES 70,252,920.57 Due from Federal Reserve Bank 15,132,534.99 Cash and Due from Other Banks 20,416,809.04 TOTAL CASH AND DUE FROM BANKS 35,549,344.03 Banking Premises, Furniture, Fixtures and Safe Deposit Vaults (Eighty-six Banking Offices in Fifty-eight California cities) Other Real Estate Owned 11,222,096.94 Customers' Liability Under Letters of Credit and Acceptances 870,953.29 Interest Earned—Uncollected 1,027,835.49 Employees' Pension Fund (actual value $131,318.97 standing on the Books at). Other Resources 1,000,880.41 TOTAL RESOURCES $326,509,405.36 LIABILITIES DEPOSITS—Savings $204,591,886.80 Commercial... 92,384,118.91 $296,976,006.71 Dividends Unpaid 1,101,407.70 Discount Collected but Not Earned 53,189.29 Letters of Credit, Acceptances and Time Drafts 1,027,835.49 $299,158,334.19 CAPITAL PAID IN $ 17,500,000.00 SURPLUS 5,000,000.00 Undivided Profits 2,178,474.30 Interest Earned but Not Collected 2,672,598.87 TOTAL LIABILITIES $326,509,405.36 TOTAL CASH AND DUE FROM BANKS ..... 35,549,344.03 Banking Premises, Furniture, Fixtures and Safe Deposit Vaults (Eighty-six Banking Offices in Fifty-eight California cities) ..... 11,222,096.94 Other Real Estate Owned ..... 870,953.29 Customers' Liability Under Letters of Credit and Acceptances ..... 1,027,835.49 Interest Earned—Uncollected ..... 2,672,596.87 Employee's Pension Fund (actual value $131,318.97 standing on the Books at) ..... 1.00 Other Resources ..... 13,880.41 TOTAL RESOURCES ..... $326,509,405.36 TOTAL LIABILITIES ..... $326,509,405.36 All charge-offs, expenses and interest payable to end of half-year have been deducted in above statement. CONDENSED STATEMENT OF CONDITION—STOCKHOLDERS AUXILIARY CORPORATION (The Capital Stock of this Corporation is owned share for share by the stockholders of the Bank of Italy) June 28, 1924 Resources Investment In Stocks and Bonds ..... $3,710,904.16 Real Estate and Other Investments ..... 3,220,088.24 Bills and Accounts Receivable ..... 2,040,608.14 Cash on Hand and In Banks ..... 379,249.34 Liabilities Bills and Accounts Payable ..... $495,137.56 CAPITAL, SURPLUS AND UNDIVIDED PROFITS ..... 8,856,710.32 TOTAL RESOURCES ..... $9,350,847.88 TOTAL LIABILITIES ..... $9,350,847.88 COMBINED CAPITAL, SURPLUS AND PROFITS OF BOTH CORPORATIONS ..... $36,298,781.49 (Including interest earned by Bank of Italy but not collected) A. P. Giannini, President of the Bank of Italy and of the Stockholders Auxiliary Corporation, being sworn says that the foregoing statement is true and correct. A. P. Giannini, Subscribed and sworn to before me this 28th day of June, 1924. THOMAS S. BURNES, Notary Public. Story of the Growth of Bank of Italy As shown by a comparative statement of its resources December, 1904 ..... $205,436.97 December, 1908 ..... $2,574,004.90 December, 1912 ..... $71,228,814.56 December, 1916 ..... $39,805,995.24 December, 1920 ..... $157,464,685.08 December, 1923 ..... $301,963,477.77 June 28, 1924 ..... $326,509,405.36 NUMBER OF DEPOSITORS, 528,363 Savings Deposits made to and including July 10, 1924, will earn interest from July 1, 1924