anaheim-daily-herald 1921-06-04

Nice Sweet Milk and Cream OFFICE OF CITY CLERK Fullerton, California June 3, 1921 A. A. MILLS, Anaheim, California. DEAR SIR:—The bacteria count of the sample of milk taken May 25, 1921, shows 3,100 bacteria per c.c. This is a very good count and I hope you will be able to keep it down as you have in the past. Very truly yours, [Signed] J. H. LANG, M.D. City Health Officer. SantaFe Back East Excursions On Sale—June 15th to August 15th Three months limit—not to exceed Oct. 31st Chicago ---- $106.80 New York---- $172.14 Kansas City 87.60 Philadelphia---- 165.66 Denver---- 77.40 Boston---- 179.10 Omaha---- 87.60 Washington D.C. 162.30 St. Paul ---- 105.00 New Orleans---- 106.80 and many others. Plus 8% Tax Liberal stop-over privileges Visit Grand Canyon on your way Chicago ... $106.80 New York... $172.14 Kansas City... 87.60 Philadelphia... 165.66 Denver... 77.40 Boston... 179.10 Omaha... 87.60 Washington D.C. 162.30 St. Paul ... 105.00 New Orleans... 106.80 and many others. Plus 8% Tax Liberal stop-over privileges Visit Grand Canyon on your way N. J. KUHLMAN Agent Phones: Office 217; Res. 227J Anaheim, Calif. Anaheim Herald Information Dept. Auto Garage-Remember We Guarantee Our Work 170J Rivert Garage, 299 No. Los Angeles St. Banks - Commercial and Savings The Anaheim National Bank, corner Lemon and Center. Phone 99 Ford and Fordson Agency George Denton, Los Angeles and Cypress St. Phone 263 BUICK 1922 Models Present lines of new Buick six-cy models will be carried thru the season. Beginning June 1st the new series prices will be as follows. season. Beginning June 1st the new series prices will be as follows. Delivered in Anaheim 3-PASSENGER ROADSTER $179 5-PASSENGER TOURING $182 7-PASSENGER TOURING $206 3-PASSENGER COUPE $247 5-PASSENGER SEDAN $278 7-PASSENGER SEDAN $301 ANAHEIM AUTO CO. WM. GOODRUM, Prop. BUICK DISTRIBUTOR FOR NORTHERN ORANGE COUNTY MAIN OFFICE BRANCH OFFICE 128 South Los Angeles St., Anaheim 205 North Spadra Street Phone 354J Phone 66 WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT, BUICK WILL BU BOXING MATCHES IN ANAHEIM BROUGHT LARGE GROWD A large crowd, the largest that has ever appeared at a boxing and wrestling exhibition in Anaheim, gathered at the arena on Sparka' ranch last night and saw some classy boxing and wrestling. The two main events were all the fans expected in the exhibition of boxing and wrestling. Ray Neal of San Diego outclassed Hasel Schmidt of Fullerton in the main boxing event and scored a knockout in the second round. The match was all Neal's from the beginning. While Schmidt was clearly outclassed, weighting in at 163, the same as Neal, there were many present who declared they had seen Schmidt when he put up a better showing than last night. The main event in the wrestling class, or rather the one that was expected to be full of thrills, proved to be a turn-about. Turk Lajini of Los Angeles, a wrestler of wide experience, attempted to throw Strangler Louis Nelson in 20 minutes. He failed, and what is more, Nelson was the aggressor most of the twenty minute period. The surprise of the evening came when Al Sparks threw Barney Barnhardt of Los Angeles in nine minutes with a scissors and half Nelson. Sparkes is showing great progress under the instruction of Strangler Louis Nelson, and when he flopped Barnhardt last night, great cheers greeted his victory over a wrestler whose career has been a long line of victories. Immediately after Sparks threw him, Barnhardt addressed the crowd and declared that he was as much surprised as anyone in the audience at the ability shown by Sparks. In the boxing bout between Young MAKING MONEY WITH OUT PERMISSION OF UNCLE SAM SEATTLE, Wash., June 4.—Uncle Sam by and large is a mighty easy going old fellow. There is one taing, however, that he is mighty particular about, and that is that nobody starts playing tricks with his money. Day and night, year in year out, the hunt by secret service men goes on for men who think they have a scheme to make bills or coins "so that you can't tell the difference." Uncle Sam will spend any amount of money, perhaps a good deal more than the counterfeiter would have passed, and will stay on the job any number of years in order to catch and put behind the bars a man who wants to start up as a competitor to the mint. Hugh C. Hamilton, 34, an ex-convict, is being held here on a charge of counterfeiting. Two glass negatives for printing $5 federal reserve notes were found in his possession. He claimed they were given to him by a lifer in the state penitentiary. W. L. Butts, 30, was arrested at the same time, and will be held as a witness. Butts, it is said, had been purchasing photographic supplies for Hamilton. In addition to the glass plates, five film negatives of $5 reserve notes were found together with bleaching material, developer, and silk threads for use in imitating bank note paper. Hamilton claims to have brought the plates from prison in the false bottom of a small box he carried. How did the secret service agents discover and arrest Hamilton before he got fairly started on a counterfeiting career? The operatives only smile and keep "mum." Uncle Sam has spent a lot of time and a lot of money studying and keeping track of counterfeiters and their methods, so you can't expect him to tell how he did it when he makes use of his under the instruction of Strangler Louis Nelson, and when he flopped Barnhardt last night, great cheers greeted his victory over a wrestler whose career has been a long line of victories. Immediately after Sparks threw him, Barnhardt addressed the crowd and declared that he was as much surprised as anyone in the audience at the ability shown by Sparks. In the boxing bout between Young Crespine of Anaheim and Kid Frederick of Delhi, the latter clearly outclassed Crespine and after the first round, the referee would let the bout proceed no longer. A like result came in the bout between Kid Ross of Anaheim and Kid Leo of Santa Ana. Leo forced Ross out in the first round. Another boxing and wrestling bill is being arranged for next Friday night at the same place. Announcement of the contestants will be made Monday, according to Louis Nelson. It is just as easy to hold a woman's baby to suit her as it is to put a man's hat on to suit him. DRAFT EVADERS The men whose names appear below, and who were under the jurisdiction of the local board named, were, according to the public draft records, classified and reported by the draft authorities as deserters from the military service of the United States. Arthur W. Allender, San Diego. Lupe Alonzo, San Diego. Ray Ernest Austin, San Diego. Harry E. Baker, San Diego. Irving E. Ball, San Diego. Andrew Basile, San Diego. Frank Bennis, San Diego. Cecil A. Berwick, San Diego. Wm. Francis Biggs, San Diego. Edw. Bimat, San Diego. Lum Bow, or Bow Lum, San Diego. Marshall Billue, San Diego. Arthur Brashear, San Diego. Samuel J. Brown, Los Angeles. Inigo B. Cortek, San Diego. Walter D. Dixon, San Diego. Abraham Encinas, San Diego. Robt. Ewing, San Diego. Victor D. Frincia, San Diego. Wallace A. Garland, San Diego. James Chester Hill, San Diego. Git Honi, San Diego. Wm. Hurley, San Diego. Austides Katsikas, San Diego. Erw. Kellison, San Diego. Harry Melville Kent, San Diego. Frank Key, San Diego. Frank Key, San Diego. Chas. Kraemer, San Diego. Marcel Dellan, San Diego. Alfred L. Larson, San Diego. Hom Lee, San Diego. Thowald Ellington, San Diego. Jerome S. Longpre, San Diego. Lee Duck Look San Diego. Caas. John McDevitt, San Diego. Robt. J. Mannasser, San Diego. Pete Marez, San Diego. new series and aheim $1795 $1825 $2060 $2475 $2785 $3015 TO CO. op. N ORANGE COUNTY BRANCH OFFICE North Spadra Street, Fullerton Phone 66— BUICK WILL BUILD THEM Frank Key, San Diego. Frank Key, San Diego. Chas. Kraemer, San Diego. Marcel Dellan, San Diego. Alfred L. Larson, San Diego. Hom Lee, San Diego. Thowald Ellington, San Diego. Jerome S. Longpre, San Diego. Lee Duck Look San Diego. Chas. John McDevitt, San Diego. Robt. J. Mannasser, San Diego. Pete Marez, San Diego. Martin J. Mullen, San Diego. James Murphy, San Diego. James Joheph C'Hara, San Diego. Horace Hiram aPrker, San Diego. Rein Ranha, San Diego. Jno. W. Roberts, San Diego. Ng Tia Sing, San Diego. Harry H. Smith, San Diego. Albert T. Stewart, San Diego. Wong Tan, San Diego. Otto G. Trunk, San Diego. James Brennan, Amador City. Guillo Cichelero, Martell. Leslie Bryan Hill, Amador City . Joseph F. Medulan, Iona. George H. Northcutt, aJckson. Tom Valencia, Ime. Harry J. Duges, Topaz. Jack McCullen, Coleville. Antonio Macida Amoyo, Los Angeles. Cyrus M. Jones, Los Angeles. Harry Charles Lockhart, Los Angeles. Loyal D. McCready, Los Angeles. Kenneth Powlison, Los Angeles. Calvin Raymond Redfern, Los Angeles. The man who is enjoying the graft can't see any resemblance between an ideal and a square deal. About the only way to be a good fellow now is to call up Cuba and ask the boys to have one. FILM COMPANY JUED FOR $25,000 FRANCISCO, June 4—A label suit against the Fox Film was on file here today. Wm., an attorney, was formerly employ of the city, is the plain-suit is based on two letters to have been written by C. A. business manager of the com-Los Angeles complained that Bird made its that Tom Mix had been down" by Lynch to the extent of $250 before he could use the streets, the water front and the street railways here for taking moving picture scenes. Views of the News By ROBERT QUILLEN The cheaper the restaurant, the thicker the plates and the soup. For that matter, a husband is not without honor save in his own home. The puritans who object to baseball might elect one of the weather man and let him showers. The date produces an effect this is also true of the it isn't the price that makes it to keep daughter in Here we hire pretty girl chorus; over in India they have a song. According to Mrs. Tupper of University woman needs more bone. The need of those we have served at evening affairs is no gent. LINCOLN MOTOR CARS NEW PRICES on Lincoln Motor Cars which went into effect June 1st All open models $4830 on Lincoln Motor Cars which went into effect June 1st All open models $4830 Four Passenger Coupe $5500 Five Passenger Sedan $6000 Seven Passenger Sedan $6625 Delivered in California H. H. Kelly Motor Car Company 114 No. Main St., Santa Ana LELAND BUILT The Sign of Better Cleaning and Dyeing The Sign of Better Cleaning and Dyeing AMERICAN DYE WORKS OF LOS ANGELES Odorless Dry Cleaning Phone 697 313 E. CENTER ST. 33 Years' Experience Will Assure You of the Better Class of Work