anaheim-daily-herald 1921-11-25

Friday, November 25, 1921. Talented Anaheim Woman Takes Lead in "The Mikado" GIRL'S H. S. I TEAM WIN JUNIOR C The girls' basketball team at Anaheim high school was the second playoff season for the Anaheim first game was played ago and Anaheim won. The line-up for allows: Forwards: Helena Huarte, first half; Mia Bastian, first half; juhpin Adams; running feet first half; Voala Le SANTA ANA SANTA MO 13-0 S Santa Ana high school smashed Santa Monica another Southern title when the co-couple fought to a 13 to 0 Bovard Field at Los game was devoid of having the ball in the ritory most of the only a little snap to total. Wilcox starred for running and passing pictures of the game. Williams for the initial Fullerton Capt Although Chaffey Mrs. Arthur May (center) with Miss Dorothy Meade and Miss Beatrice Cartwright as the "Three Little Maids from School" in "The Milkado," which was presented by the Community Players of Santa Ana Tuesday night. Mrs. May, who is one of Anaheim's most beautiful and most talented women, took the leading role of Yum-Yum in the production and won applause after applause as she appeared on the stage or made her exit. She played opposite Ray Miles, as Nanki Poo, the dashing hero of the story, who made a decided hit with his tenor voice, which he used most effectively in winning the heart and hand of Yum-Yum. One press comment said: "Mrs. May can only be likened to a fairy-like creature with a marvelous soprano voice." Kings county annual poultry show will be held at Hanford December 16, 17, and 18, the judges being R. V. Moore of Oakland and P. C. Goodsen of Compton. Boys' clubs will contest in competitive judging. Oakdale this year shipped twenty-four carloads of almonds, its largest output. It was one of the best crops in the state. Advances already made range from 8 to 10 cents per pound. ANAHEIM—AT WEBER'S. Opening of Christmas Day Saturday and Monday FREE Souvenirs! We have 2000 useful and attractive SOUVENIRS that will be given to customers until the entire number is distributed. THE PHONE OUTFIT KODAK ALBUMS Our stock contains some exceptional values at 50c, 75c, $1.00, $1.50 and $1.95. Card Cases We have 2000 useful and attractive SOUVENIRS that will be given to customers until the entire number is distributed. THE PHONE OUTFIT A complete telephone set can be used for household purposes as well as a Toy. This outfit is so complete that a full system may be set up in the home by your own children. TOY TROLLEY CARS A very strong toy. They run by means of a friction fly wheel that operates the car. As low as 98c WRITING DESKS A practical present for the youngster. We have them from $29.50 down to 4.50, including the chair. KODAK ALBUMS Our stock contains some exceptional values at 50c, 75c, $1.00, $1.50 and $1.95. Card Cases and Bill Books All men have need for a handy compact card and bill case. We have a number of styles of purses and wallets. Prices range from 35c up to $8.50. Little Daisy Carpet Sweeper. Made by the Bissel Company. A real buy 35c DESK SETS In fancy cretonne patterns containing large blotter, pen rest, ink stand and blotting pad.Special $1.69 FANCY GOODS POLLY CHROME Mahogany and Electric Lamps, Candlesticks and Book Ends at prices to fit the smallest purse. CHILDREN'S BOOKS We are very proud of our line of children's books and can please particular persons in the selection of a gift of this kind. Prices as low as 15 cents GIRL'S H. S. BASKETBALI TEAM WINS FROM JUNIOR COLLEGE The girls' basketball team of the Anaheim high school won from the Santa Ana junior college Wednesday evening by a score of 41 to 5. This was the second practice game of the season for the Anaheim girls. The first game was played here a week ago and Anaheim won 54 to 4. The line-up for Anaheim was as follows: Forwards: Helen Daley, Katherine Huarte, first half; Melba Dugas, second half; Guards: May Requarth, Stella Bastian, first half; Helen Campbell, second half; Juhiping center; Frances Adams; running centers; Ella Cook, first half; Voala Lensing, second half. SANTA ANA TROUNCES SANTA MONICA BY 13-0 SCORE Santa Ana high school yesterday smashed Santa Monica's hopes for another Southern California football title when the county seat team fought to a 13 to 0 victory on the Bovard Field at Los Angeles. The game was devoid of thrills, Santa Ana having the ball in their opponents territory most of the game and lacked only a little snap to run up a husky total. Wilcox starred for Santa Ana. His running and passing were the big features of the game. He passed to Williams for the initial tally of the game. In the first play of the second quarter, and scored the second touchdown on a line buck after completing a forward pass for 3 thirty-yard gain. Shoemaker was the whole thing for Santa Monica. He played a slashing defensive game at fullback, and made practically all of Samohi's gains. Hanford, Santa Monica's quarterback, outpunted Knight of Santa Ana on every exchange of kicks. DARNLEY ANNOUNCES BOUTS FOR TONIGHT (By BILLY DARNLEY) An excellent card of bouts has been lined up for the Anaheim Athletic Club's opening show at the new arena tonight. The athletic manager has signed up some fast boys for the occasion and a real program of action is promised. There will be six events on the card and a double main event will feature the bill. Jack Iman, the hard-hitting 160-pounder of local fame, will mix with another hard hitter answering to the name of Dan Mackey, who claims Los Angeles as his home town. Mackey has quite a reputation as a tough, ready and rough mixer and should give the local man a tough fight. Iman has been keeping himself in trim since his bout with Ketchell, who he held to a draw at the last show at the fistic farm. In the other half of the double bill, Young Dudley, the fast colored boy who has put up some great battles for the benefit of local fans, will again be seen in action when he will battle with Willie Hunt of Los Angeles. Hunt should give Dudley a warm argument, as he is a fast, clever boy and carries a good healthy wallop in either mitt. Dudley has been going good at San Diego recently, having held his opponent to draws or a win. Fullerton Junior College Captures Football Title Although Chaffey Junior College only two weeks and is therefore not Fullerton Junior College Captures Football Title Although Chaffey Junior College held Fullerton Junior College to a 7-to-7 tie on the field of the Ontario school yesterday, the championship title for the Junior College League goes to the Orange County school. Yesterday's game leaves Chaffey with one and a half games lost, while Fullerton has lost only half a game. Had Chaffey won yesterday, the two schools would have been tied for position in the league, but Chaffey would have held the championship by virtue of the Junior College League ruling which gives it to the school which has defeated the other. There was some talk of protesting the game on the ground that one of Fullerton's star players has been in the school only two weeks and is, therefore, not eligible to play, but no decision has been reached in this matter. Patton, Chaffey's fullback, was the star of the game, repeatedly pounding through Fullerton's apparently invincible line and being responsible for the Tiger's touchdown in the second quarter. McLean converted for Chaffey and the score stood 7 to 0 at the end of the first half. Fullerton made its touchdown in the third quarter on a series of passes. Hawkins converted and the score was tied, 7 to 7. The remainder of the game was featured by Chaffey's two attempts for field goals from Fullerton's 25-yard line, one missing by a few inches and the other being blocked. ing of Our Wonderful s Display! and Monday, Nov. 26 and 28 TOYS On our second floor we have the biggest display of Toys it has ever been our pleasure to exhibit during our entire business career. We know Santa Claus will be pleased with the efforts we have put forth this year to gather this remarkable showing of Toys. Doll Carriages The semi-collapsing kind made with steel frame and strong hard wearing leatherette covering $1.00 MECHANICAL TRAINS COPYRIGHT BOOKS Here are some of the latest copyright books: Pride of Palomar, Her Father's Daughter, Main Street, Tarzan the Terrible. Find the On our second floor we have the biggest display of Toys it has ever been our pleasure to exhibit during our entire business career. We know Santa Claus will be pleased with the efforts we have put forth this year to gather this remarkable showing of Toys. MECHANICAL TRAINS Every year sees a big improvement in Mechanical Toys. The trains we are showings are mighty good values and of better quality than we have ever sold before at prices like this. Why not buy him a set? $1.50 Children's Blackboard The boards have a good black surface. Wall and boards ... 50c up "Do not overlook the Toy Dog Santa Claus." If your child has not made this remark it no doubt has been a thought in his mind. We carry them with stout and well stuffed bodies. As low as ... 15c PICTURES AND PICTURE FRAMING There is perhaps nothing that makes a more pleasing gift than a well selected picture. Our line of moulding is such that we can furnish you with a frame to suit any picture. Get in your order for framing early. Photographs of California Scenes beautifully tinted and framed in a one-inch dark rich gold frame with moulded corners. $1.95 EVER SHARP PENCILS Don't overlook this practical gift from 50c up, to solid silver and gold plated ones at ... $2.50 and $5.00 STATIONERY We have shown an extra value in fancy boxed writing paper and envelopes, at ... $1.00 per box XMAS CARDS The celebrated line of Davis Cards, steel engraved. Lots at 5c, 10c, 15c, 25c and up to ... 50c WEBER'S BOOK AND MUSIC STORE 112 E. CENTER, ANAHEIM Leary even two weeks onal battle. O'Leary over him here some minaries some crackers sure be looked forsuch boys on the bill as Bennie Heller, Young Burton, Kid Loule and Young Frankle, it can be seen that the program will not want for action. Heller meets a good boy in Ernie Farren of Los Angeles, one that will give him a stiff fight. Burton also has a hard cus tomer in Joe Layman of the City of Angels, and Kid Loule will have to fight every inch of the way to put anything over the Zulu Kid who is reputed to be another Burton for action. In the curtain raiser, Young Frankie of Placentia will tackle Tommy Reyes. The Ever Welcome Gift Choose a Burnham Phonograph for your Gift to the family this Christmas and you will be giving something that will pease everyone. Not alone will it be welcome on Christmas day, but for years to come. JOIN THE BURNHAM CLUB If you are contemplating the purchase of a Phonograph—this is your opportunity to secure one of the best Phonographs made, regardless of name, size or price, on the most generous terms ever offered in Anaheim. Come to our store today and make your loposit. Learn the details of our Special Christmas Club. Not alone will it be welcome on Christmas day, but for years to come. JOIN THE BURNHAM CLUB If you are contemplating the purchase of a Phonograph—this is your opportunity to secure one of the best Phonographs made, regardless of name, size or price, on the most generous terms ever offered in Anaheim. Come to our store today and make your deposit. Learn the details of our Special Christmas Club. Hammel's Music Store 124 East Center St. Anaheim. Phone 145 RIGHT BOOKS ome of the latest copy- : Pride of Palomar, Her daughter, Main Street, e Terrible, Find the RIGHT BOOKS home of the latest copyPride of Palomar, Her daughter, Main Street, Terrible, Find the elen of the Old House, Magnificent, Laramie range, and The Obstacle of the newest list of reights. Choice ...$1.00 BIBLES We make a specialty of the Oxford line of Bibles. We can save you money, as our prices are 5 to 10 per cent below regular retail prices. "SCOOTERS" We have made a special effort in the purchase of our dolls for this Christmas, to bring to you a selection worthy of attention. See our display before buying. We know we can please you. Special for opening day unbreakable 15-inch Baby Doll neatly dressed in blue or pink frock, cap and silk socks $1.75 A 12½ inch unbreakable Doll, moving eyes, neatly dressed 75c An extra large Imported Doll, jointed limbs, wove-wig, moving eyes and eye lashes $4.85 When you see your children making their own "scooters" out of what ever they can find, mark it in your memory to tell Santa Claus to bring them one of ours. We have them as low as $2.00