anaheim-daily-herald 1921-12-12

Monday, December 12, 1921. WINNER OF WRESTLING MATCH HERE GETS $500 PURSE (By Billy Darnley.) Tuesday night, December 20, is the date selected by the Anaheim Athletic Club for the big wrestling match between Al Sparks and Roy Mabee, both of this city. The men are to wrestle to a finish, catch-as-catch-can, best two out of three falls for a side purse of $500 for the winner. Repairs are being made on the building, wrecked by recent winds, and by next Tuesday the arena will be ready. Both boys have been in training daily for the last two weeks and have been putting in some strenuous licks. Mabee works out at around 7 p.m. while Sparks and his crew generally report at 5 o'clock. They are both using the club's training quarters at the arena. The match is creating no little interest. The watch will be in the nature of an attempted comeback for Mabee and if he comes through the mill with flying colors he is going after bigger game. Roy hasn't wrestled for several years but he still thinks he is good enough for any of 'em. He challenged Sparks or Bull Montana for his start, and it has fallen to te lot of te Garden Grove buclevard farmer lad to give him his initial tryout. It should be a corking match as both are strong, husky men and know the game well. To Buy Farm Already Equipped Good Plan Often it is a distinct advantage when buying a farm to purchase the equipment, live stock, and materials already on the place. In this way, the United States department of agriculture points out, an income is obtained almost from the outset, which usually makes possible the operation of the farm without a loss, and thus gives the newcomer a chance to work out changes and plans and at the same time have a self-sustaining farm business. A New Electric Iron For a Christmas Present —It is easy to get a new Electric Iron. Just bring in your old one and we will apply it on the purchase of a new one. Anaheim Electric Company 209 W. Center St. Things above criticism are never be-neath notice. Flattery is a kind of flypaper that catches silly people. Equipped Good Plan Often it is a distinct advantage when buying a farm to purchase the equipment, live stock, and materials already on the place. In this way, the United States department of agriculture points out, an income is obtained almost from the outset, which usually makes possible the operation of the farm without a loss, and thus gives the newcomer a chance to work out changes and plans and at the same time have a self-sustaining farm business. If only the bare farm is purchased it usually takes some time to supply all the equipment and live stock and put the place on a paying basis. In the meantime overhead costs and other expenses amount to a large item. Hence the advantage that so often is gained in buying a farm that is a going concern. Good Food Combinations And Fuel For The Body In addition to an understanding of the five food groups, it is well to know what proportions to use of the foods in each group, the United States department of agriculture points out. As a rule, the diet will be sufficiently bulky and flavorful and will furnish the right proportions of starch, fat, and sugar for the taste of most people if the vegetables and fruits furnish about 20 per cent of the fuel; the milk, meat, eggs, and similar foods, 20 per cent; the cereal foods, 30 per cent; sweets, 10 per cent... and fats and fat foods, 20 per cent. A diet made up on these proportions will also furnish satisfactory kinds and amounts of protein, mineral substances and vitamines. Pre-Inventory Sale OF Wick’s Dependable Used Cars Every car a real bargain at 1-3 down and the balance in monthly payments, not to exceed 12 months. New 1½ Ton Republic Truck and 2 Ton Trailer. 20 per cent discount off Los Angeles prices. 1919 Oldsmobile Six Touring, fine condition $625 1919 Oakland Six Touring, new paint, spare tire and cover, good as new 600 1919 Oakland Six Touring, overhauled, good tires 500 1919 Dort Touring, like new 425 1920 Maxwell, fine shape 475 Every car a real bargain at 1-3 down and the balance in monthly payments, not to exceed 12 months. New 1½ Ton Republic Truck and 2 Ton Trailer. 20 per cent discount off Los Angeles prices. 1919 Oldsmobile Six Touring, fine condition $625 1919 Oakland Six Touring, new paint, spare tire and cover, good as new 600 1919 Oakland Six Touring, overhauled, good tires 500 1919 Dort Touring, like new 425 1920 Maxwell, fine shape 475 1918 Chevrolet, good rubber, seat covers 270 1919 Chevrolet, overhauled motor and chassis 295 1918 Overland, spare tires, looks good 200 1920 Briscoe Touring 350 1921 Ford Delivery, canopy top, side curtains 495 2 Ford Form A Trucks, at $150 250 1921 Ford Sedan, all new tires, has appearance, of new car 695 1921 Ford Sedan, demountable Rims, Speedometer, Hasslers 650 1921 Ford Coupe, spare tire, many extras, A1 shape 640 1920 Ford Coupe, two new tires, also spare, motor and transmission thoroughly over-hauled 550 1921 Ford, overhauled 450 1921 Ford, new paint and motor in A1 condition 475 1920 Demountable rims, in fine condition 425 1919 Touring, new paint, ready to go 325 1918 Ford Tourings; three cars to choose from 250 Ford Roadsters; just the cars to go back and forth to work: 1917 overhauled, good tires 175 1916 overhauled, ready to go 160 1916 as is 140 1921 Many extras 425 A dandy Speedster with shocks 300 Buy today. We sold 45 Used Cars in November and 34 new Fords and Fordsons, simply because our prices are right. SERVICE THAT SATISFIES Wickersheim Implement Co. Fullerton YESTERDAY TODAY Auštrian Princess Famed For Her Practical Jokes The Princess Pauline Metternich, who died recently at the age of 85 in Vienna, was noted for the practical jokes she played on Paris society During the reign of Napoleon III, Prince Richard Metternich, the son of Bona-ing backward and forward and keeping the air full of china, silver and glasses. It was some time before the princess was able to reassure her badly bewildered and frightened guests and COUNTY APPLE GROWERS ORGANIZE NEW CORPORATION Articles of incorporation for the first Apple Growers' association to be formed in Orange County have been drawn up and are being signed by five prominent apple growers, who are fostering the organization. Growers of the Costa Mesa district, who are interested in the organization and who are to be directors of the new association, are George A. Waterman, Donald J. Dodge, W. W. Middleten, H. B. Woodrough and Lew H. Wallace. The new association is to be organized on the same successful lines as the orange and walnut growers associations. Need for a more adequate marketing system for the Costa Mesa apples, which have already made a notable reputation for color and flavor, is said to have led to the action taken by the growers. The majority of the apple raisers of the district are expected to come into the association. Apple Crop Is Great More than 35,000 boxes of apples were grown in the Costa Mesa district this year. No definite system of marketing was followed by the growers, who disposed of their crops in any way that offered. Some apples were placed in cold storage but the majority were sold from stands. Practically the entire crop was sold in Orange County. There are 520 acres of apples in bearing on the mesa at the present time, eight miles south of Santa Ana. Next year's crop should be even greater than that of this year. Adequate packing and distribution is imperative if the growers are to make a success of their growing industry, it is said. Papers including articles of incorporation of the new association are expected to be filed within a short time. Growers on the mesa are backing the new organization and a strong association for the marketing of another Orange County product is expected to be formed. Austrian Princess Famed For Her Practical Jokes The Princess Pauline Metternich, who died recently at the age of 85 in Vienna, was noted for the practical jokes she played on Paris society During the reign of Napoleon III, Prince Richard Metternich, the son of Bonaparte's inveterate enemy, was Austrian ambassador at Paris. Europe watched to see how the Metternichs would be received at the French court, and many prophesied they would not be welcome because of the elder Metternich and his part in the downfall of France in 1815. But the brilliance of the princess soon captured the French. After the Franco-Prussian war and the death of her husband, Princess Mettrinch visited Paris annually and it was on one of these visits that she played one of her most famous jokes. At a dinner she was giving in the home of the Countess Edmond de Pourtales, fifty men and women were gathered and, with the exception of four strangers, two young men and two young women, introduced as Hungarian friends of the princess, all were well known to Mme. de Pourtales and to one another. The strangers were seated two at each end of the table, and no one paid much attention to them. The time for dessert came and gayety had reached its climax. Suddenly one of the Hungarian girls seized a champagne bottle and hurled it to the other end of the table, where it was cleverly caught by one of the young men. At the same time the other Magyar girl sent flying down the table four Bohemian vases, which were all caught with practiced dexterity and quickly returned. And then the air was filled with flying cut glass, plates, dishes and vases of flowers and orchide. Women screamed and crouched beneath the table, while the men tried to restrain the four guests whom all thought were crazed with champagne. By this time the four trangers had mounted the table and were leaping among the dishes and glasses, bounding backward and forward keeping the air full of china, silver and glasses. It was some time before the princess was able to reassure her badly bewildered and frightened guests and to reintroduce the Hungarians as a famous trone of acrobats and jugglers of the Theater Marigny. News Notes of the Oil Fields Lausinger No. 2 put in a cement plug at 2678 and will test out for a commercial gas producer. REDONDO The Chansler-Canfield Oil Company is making new hole now at the Del Amo. Drilling is now at 3075 in sandy brown shale. The formation carries some oil. Dominguez No. 1 at 1900 is in blue shale. The General Petroleum Company has about completed rigging up work on the Petitfels property and will be drilling in a few days. The Union Oil Company's Francis No. 1 is now drilling at 2900 feet and is on brown sandy shale. Showings are good. The Union Oil Company's Sommers No. 1 at Gardena is still standing. Drilling to 4550 the wel did not show anything and has been temporarily suspended. SAN PEDRO The San Pedro Point Fermin Oil Company's test well now drilling at 625 feet is showing a lot of mineral water heavily saturated with sulphur. The formation is sandy shale and carries some gas. —Ben Baxter, cement pipe, 266W. —Ady. MODERN DAY MIRACLES American Chemists Have Accomplished the Wonders Which Ancient Chemists Strived for by the Utilization of Coal Tar By-Products (Told in Eight Sketches) By JOHN RAYMOND There are 520 acres of apples in bearing on the mesa at the present time, eight miles south of Santa Ana. Next year's crop should be even greater than that of this year. Adequate packing and distribution is imperative if the growers are to make a success of their growing industry, it is said. Papers including articles of incorporation of the new association are expected to be filed within a short time. Growers on the mesa are backing the new organization and a strong association for the marketing of another Orange County product is expected to be formed. No man is as dangerous as he thinks you think he is. It's almost as easy to worry as it is to tell others not to. A barber never asks if a razor pulls unless he knows it doesn't. It's queer how anxious people are to lend you money when you don't need it. SUDS AND DUDS OF THE SANITARY LAUNDRY FULLERTON SPLENDID WORK! Duds says that our work is grand Finest laundry in the land! WE appreciate the nice things that Suds and his friends have been saying about our work. We are going to continue to deserve the confidence and praise of our patrons. Look over our price list and telephone us to call for your work. LOOK FOR SUDS AND DUDS A. W. Cleaver Proprietor 225 W. Santa Fe Phone 26 American Chemists Have Accomplished the Wonders Which Ancient Chemists Strived for by the Utilization of Coal Tar By-Products (Told in Eight Sketches) By JOHN RAYMOND No. IV THE ALCHEMIST'S DREAM Through the literature of the ancients runs the absorbing story of the alchemist's patient search for the touchstone which would transform all base metals into pure gold and the never ending quest for the elixir which would restore youth to the aged and would cure all human ills. The alchemist, driven from cellar to garret and often put to death, had an elemental knowledge of chemistry and vaguely dreamed that it could be made to perform wonders. It was Ben Jonson's alchemist, Subtle, lack in the early seventeenth century who planned "to change all that is in my house to gold, and early in the morning to send to all the plumbers and petters and buy their tin and lead up; and to Lothbury for all the copper." And more than that, by means of this magic elixir, in eight and twenty days he planned to transform an old man of four score into a prattling child. Certainly, chemistry has not succeeded in performing these marvels. The philosopher's stone still is an unknown quantity to science, buried, perhaps, with the pot of gold at the rainbow's end, and the elixir of youth is as deeply hidden as on that far-off day when De Soto set forth so bravely from Spain to find it in the new world. But chemistry has accomplished wonders by the utilization of coal products which contribute to every phase of our daily life. Take the fairy glass of the chemist and look into this rather uninteresting substance—coal. We put a kettle of it over a fire and we see leaving at various times what the chemist calls the Crudes-benzone, oleene, xylene, naphthalene, anthracene, carbazol, and some others. But these are the most important. Some are clear liquids, some are beautiful crystals, but all are brought out of the black coal tar by the magicians' wand, which is simply fractional distillation; that is, catching and condensing the vapors given off at various temperatures. Now what of the Crudes? Add nitric acid, or any one of hundreds of chemicals, and either heat or cool as the case may be, and we get a host of other compounds described as intermediates. Although some of the crudes and many of the intermediates are useful as such, the real development begins with the chemical treatment of the intermediate tests. With many of these intermediates, one line of treatment will produce drugs, another high explosives, another poison gases, still another perfumes, food flavors and photographic materials. Some have varying peace and war time uses without further treatment. It should be noted that some of these crudes require as many as fifteen manipulations to produce a given compound and in each manipulation a by-product is produced which again must be made into something useful in order to avoid waste. It is because of this treatment and retreatment of coal, crudes and intermediates that it is so easy to convert a dye plant into a factory for the production of high explosives or poisonous gases almost overnight. Germany was indeed farsighted, back in 1859, when she took advantage of Perkin's discovery, and began the development of a cigarette industry so that she might never be without the crudes and intermediates so essential to success in war or peace. Germany developed the synthetic dye industry, just as she developed other industries, to create employment and wealth for her millions. But through these developments she learned the value of chemistry, of chemicals and of chemists themselves. She realized early how dependent her peace development was on chemistry and she soon saw the value of chemical industries to war. Germany saw that the manufacture of dyes required much chemical research and also that dye making made use of the waste products from the coke ovens, themselves a necessity. To her iron and steel industry. She saw its value in the production of explosives, gases and fertilizers for her fields. 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