oc-plain-dealer 1921-09-16

Friday, September 16, 1921 SPORTING EVENTS ADAMS MAKES IZZY GLASSER WORK OUT The sixth Bernardine Athletic clubs weekly boxing show last night was witnessed by the largest crowd of fight fans ever assembled in San Bernalino. In the main event, little Johnny Adams lost close decision to Izzy Glasser of Los Angeles at the end of four hard fought and exciting rounds, for the flyweight championship of the Pacific coast. It was, without doubt, the most sensational and bitterly fought content witnessed in the Gate City in years. Young Adams is only a youngster compared to his opponent who has been boxing on the coast for several years and is the present holder of the title but he gave Glasser a stubborn fight and carried the fight to his more experienced rival throughout the entire route. In the exchange at short range, Johnny brom the big crowd to its feet time and again by his rapid fire of two-handed mulling. He took all Glasser had to give him and came back for more. At times he gave as much if not more than he received. Little Johnny certainly won the hearts of the fans by his wonderful spectacular and game showing. A return match in the very near future has been promised Adams and it will be the only way to satisfy San Bernardino lovers of the manly art as to just who is the best man. With a little more experience, Johnny Adams will make the beat of 'em step to put anything over on him. Another rattling good scrap was the San Bernardino and Jack Miller of L.A. Both boys put up a fast, heady goof of it that pleased the crowd cone the evening. Kid Lamp of S.B., and old Father Clive Moss went thru four thrilling rounds to a draw while Clarence Browne toned on a foul to Kid Squiree in the third round by hitting his man after he had scored a knockdown and win. U.S.C. FACES BIG FOOTBALL SEASON One of the greatest football seasons in history is the pla nof the University of Southern California authorities this year. No less than sons in history is the plan of the gerous of the Pacific Coast conference colleges will be met on the gridiron. In addition the four best Southern California elevens have been awarded dates on the Trojans schedule. As if seven football games in one season weren't enough for any varsity eleven, Coach Elmer Henderson, familiarly known as "Gloomy Qus," to pigskin followers on the Pacific Coast, is endeavoring to persuade Manager Henry Bruce to line up another contest for the Cardinal and Gold players. Scheduled to open against the California Institute of Technology at Boyard Field on October 8th, Coach Henderson wants to pry off the lid of the season with a game one week earlier. This would give the Trojans eight games, and keep them busy from the first of October until December 3, when they close the season against Washington state on the turf of Tournament Park, Pasadena. The biggest games of the season, of course, will be those with the Coast conference colleges. California comes first. This game will be played at Berkeley November 5th, and will be the only conflict away from home. The Bears and the Trojans failed to get together last year, following the close 14-13 struggle in California's favor the previous year, though U.S.C. challenged California to a post-season game before the New October 15—Oceola son field. October 22—Open U.S.C. freshman game October 29—Port field. November 5—Cal eley. November 12—Open November 19—W field. November 26—Or Tournament Park. December 3—Was Tournament Park. Sport C W.R. (Stormy) the past four years Chandler Automobilis his connections wifton, and is now her rum of the Anaheim distribution of the r and Sixes. Gordon has a host Orange county, whil not only his success Bowling Team, and stage in "We Shou sure that he will pu into selling Bulleks him all the success $ You Oppo n In eight years average price p been $2.78½ p sis I am in a pated in the city ELIMINATE HEFFRON IN SEMI-FINALS Anaheim is out of the running in the elimination contest. Jimmy Heffron had an off-night last night and was knocked off by Blume. The last semi-finals will be rolled tonight at the Bath-house alleys, Long Beach Meek vs. McKenzie, Goodman vs. McNell De Loux vs. Wirrer, Blume vs. Trottie. The four winners tonight, all of whom will be in the money, will fight it out-in-the final elimination Sunday night. Scores last night: Wirrer ... 155 177 xtf KK Wirrer ... 156 177 182 514 171 Topping ... 155 151 136 442 147 Blume ... 132 184 167 483 161 Hefferon ... 148 166 143 447 149 Only two games rolled: Meek ... 178 185 Walters ... 158 172 De Loux ... 222 201 Mandotte ... 173 174 Now that the liniment has had a chance to straighten out sore muscles, a lot of the boys who participated in the Kiwanis-Rotary indoor baseball triangular clash on the high school field Wednesday evening are wondering why such contests cannot be staged every once in a while. Everyone who participated the other evening had a lot of fun out of it. Now that they have their "uniforms" purchased, there's no use putting them away in moth balls. Standing of Clubs PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE W. L. Petz Los Angeles ... 97 71 .577 Sacramento ... 97 72 .574 San Francisco ... 98 73 .573 Seattle ... 98 73 .560 Oakland ... 99 80 .527 Vernon ... 88 82 .518 Salt Lake ... 67 98 .406 Portland ... 43 123 .259 Yesterday's Results Vernon, 9; Los Angeles, 2. Oakland, 13; San Francisco, 10. Seattle, 4; Portland, 3. FORDS FORDS FORDS We Have Some Standing of Clubs PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE W. L. Pct. Los Angeles 97 71 .577 Seattle 97 72 .574 San Francisco 98 73 .573 Seattle 98 73 .560 Oakland 89 80 .527 Vernon 88 82 .518 Salt Lake 67 98 .406 Portland 43 123 .259 Yesterday's Results Vernon, 9; Los Angeles, 2. Oakland, 12; San Francisco, 10. Seattle, 4; Portland, 3. NATIONAL LEAGUE W. L. Pct. New York 88 54 .620 Pittsburgh 84 55 .604 St. Louis 78 62 .557 Boston 76 64 .543 Brooklyn 70 69 .504 Cincinnati 63 77 .450 Chicago 54 86 .386 Philadelphia 48 94 .338 AMERICAN LEAGUE W. L. Pct. New York 88 51 .633 Cleveland 88 52 .629 St. Louis 72 70 .507 Washington 69 70 .496 Boston 65 70 .481 Detroit 68 74 .479 Chicago 58 80 .420 Philadelphia 47 86 .348 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION W. L. Pct. Louisville 88 62 .587 Minneapolis 82 61 .573 Kansas City 77 67 .535 Toledo 70 75 .483 Indianapolis 72 78 .483 Milwaukee 69 77 .476 St. Paul 69 80 .462 Columbus 59 86 .407 Yesterday's Results St. Paul at Minneapolis postponed rain. Louisville, 7; Indiana, 1. No others scheduled. WESTERN LEAGUE At St. Joseph—St. Joseph, 2-3; Daa Moine, 1-2; At Tulsa—Tulsa, 7-7; Oklahoma City, 2-2; At Sioux City—Sioux City, 7; Omaha, 4; At Joplin—Wichita, 8-16; Joplin, 3-5. Quicksands are generally due to springs finding an outlet under a bed of sand. The rising water keeps the grains of sand from adhering to to one another so as to form a compact substance. FORDS FORDS FORDS We Have Some at Right Prices 1921 Buick Touring; cord tires; excellent condition. 1920 Chevrolet; Baby Grand; new paint; looks fine. 1916 Buick Roadster; little six. 1916 Buick Touring; newly overhauled; needs paint. 1920 Buick Touring; seven-passenger; a super-used car. 1920 Dodge Roadster; has had good treatment. 1920 Monroe Touring; a classy looking car. 1917 Dodge Touring; new paint and top cover. 1917 Buick Touring; new paint; mechanically good. New cars added every day. A good used car is better than a cheap new one. Reasonable terms to responsible parties. ANAHEIM AUTO CO. Buick Distributors for Anaheim 133 So. Los Angeles St. Used Car Department Bob Vincent or E. P Lynch Compare Chaffee’s Grocery Prices October 15—Occidental at Patterson field. October 22—Open date. Stanford U.S.C. freshman game possible. October 29 —Pomona at Bovard field. November 5—California at Berkeley. November 12—Open date. November 19—Whittier at Bovard field. November 26—Oregon Aggies at Tournament Park. December 3—Washington State at Tournament Park. Sport Chatter W. R. (Stormy) Gordon, who for the past four years has been selling Chandler Automobiles has severed his connections with the organization, and is now helping Wm. Goodrum of the Anaheim Auto Co., in the distribution of the new Bulck Fours and Sixes. Gordon has a host of friends in Orange county, who remembering not only his successes on the Elks Bowling Team, and on the dramatic stage in "We Should Worry," feel sure that he will put the same "pep" into selling Bulkes; and who wish him all the success possible. REAL CARD TONITE AT SPARKE'S RANCH Lineup for tonight's card at Sparkle's: Mike O'Leary of Los Angeles and Young Dudley of Anaheim, mix in the main event at 138 lbs. Billy Conley of Anaheim and Jack Moore of Halton tangle in the semi at 158 lbs. Danny O'Brien of San Bernardino and Len Lauder of Los Angeles meet at 135 lbs. Kid Louie of Placentia and Young Alvarez of Hunting Beach, are I come in at 188 lbs. Jimmy O'Lloyd of Anaheim and Perk Mack of Anaheim raise the curtain at 135 lbs. The entire card looks to be the real goods and there should be no disappointments for fight bugs tonight for plenty of real snappy action seems assured. "Believed I have lined up a real card," says Darnley. PAYNE'S TRANSFER CO. Has moved from 205 E. Center to 202 N. Los Angeles St., where we have large STORAGE FACILITIES. For quick service, baggage, express and furniture moving. Phone 93-M. $ Your Opportunity $ In eight years accurately compiled statistics have proven that the average price paid to Valencia orange growers of this county has been $2.78½ per box. In accepting these figures as a working basis I am in a position to show you a 20.4-acre orange grove, situated in the city limits, that will pay a net income of 22 pen cent on prices asked. Plain Dealer W Place Your Wants Be NEW TODAY FOR RENT—5-acres, with 4-room house and garage, 5½ miles west of Anaheim½ mile south of highway, near Lessor's Oil rig. J. L. Brooks place. WANTED—Listings of ranch property from one acre up. If you want to sell, see me. M. M. Carpenter, Route 2, Box 188, Anaheim. Office at Cypress. FOR SALE—New Method Gas range, four burner, 122 West Cypress. Phone 384-W. FOR SALE 5 acres, 5-year-old Valencias, 4½ miles from Anaheim. Price $8,000. Termg. 5-room house, corner lot, double garage, 2 blocks from Center-st. Price $8,000. Good terms. Lots of lots cheap. THE HOME REALTY CO. F. A. RUPERT, Manager 129 E. Center St. Anaheim, Calif. FOR RENT—Tent house gas, electricity and water. All for $17.50 per month. 112 N. Los Angeles st. FOR SALE—1918 Buick 4. $350.00 New battery, new top, new timing gears. Fair shape looks well. Next to Palge garage on Los Angeles St. Anaheim. For Sale—Real Estate FOR SALE—Lot, close in, $1,100.00 Will take Ford with starter as first payment. See me at 1202 Pearl. FOR SALE—My house, four blocks from P. O., in the best residence section of Anaheim, on North Palm-st. Ned money for other proposition, $4,000.00 will handle for quick sale. Telephone, 660-J or call residence, 204 N. Palm. THIS SMALL ADVERTISEMENT is worth a big lot of money to you It means that you can get a dandy In eight years accurately compiled statistics have proven that the average price paid to Valencia orange growers of this county has been $2.78½ per box. In accepting these figures as a working basis I am in a position to show you 20.4 acre orange grove, situated in the city limits, that will pay a net income of 22 per cent on price asked. This grove containing 1744 trees is acknowledged to be the best in Orange county, embracing the finest soil, extra large trees suggesting a most healthful state, and a most prolific setting for next year. On but 10 acres of this grove there is at the present time an estimated crop conservatively placed at over 6000 packed boxes. No one will refute my statement when I say that on no other grove will you see manifested the intelligent care and attention as has been accorded this particular acreage. In conjunction with its wonderful value as an orange grove consider carefully its equally valuable location, right here in Anaheim. A few minutes from the center, frontage on three streets and only a short distance from the new park. Another feature, one of the streets on which this grove faces will, when paved, be the direct road to Los Angeles. Think what this will mean. This is absolutely the best proposition ever offered in Anaheim, and at the price asked it has an immediate resale value or by holding as an investment will prove to be most lucrative. It will pay you to consider this grove before purchasing elsewhere. You can't afford to permit this opportunity to escape. Harold Clairmont Greater Anaheim Realtor Exclusive Representative Phone 741 236 West Center St. Office of Confidence and Reliability WE WANT Valencia Oranges For Immediate Shipment WE PAY CASH Pepper's Fruit Co. Packing House Olive, Calif. Phone Orange, 141-W BASEBALL Anaheim Elks VS. Pasadena Elks SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, AT 2:30 P.M. ELKS' LEAGUE GAME Deciding Game in Championship Series VERNON BALL PARK On Santa Fe avenue. By way of Huntington Park and Slauson avenue or from Los Angeles. General Admission 50c, including war tax FOR SALE Apartment house consisting of four apartments. Excellently located on W Broadway. Priced at $12,500. Easy terms. One of the best buys we have SIMPSON REALTY CO. 130 West Center-st. FOR SALE $1,500 1st mortgage $1,350. Lot on North Helena-st, the only one for sale. 10 acres on Spadra-ave. $47,000. 50 lots, $800 to $4,000. P. V. BRADY 308 E. Center St. FOR SALE 4-room house, close in, $2,400. Neat and cozy. 5-room house $1,200. Lot 50x135, $1,000. Terms. Lot 50x137, $1,400. Terms. 1st class 5-acre Valencia grove, none better for price. Have cash buyer for bargain on 5-room house. RIGELOW 211 E. Center. YOUR OPPORTUNITY We have just listed the cheapest 10 acres we have had for some time—6 acres Valencia Oranges in full bearing and 4 acres 16-year-old Walnuts. Situated about 1½ miles from center of Anaheim. Good buildings and new electric pumping plant. Our price on this for a short time is $3,000 per acre, with a small cash payment and the balance to run 5 or 10 years to suit you. Owner will take house and lot in Anaheim as part of first payment. We are going to sell this. Henderson Realty Company 109 East Center Phone 1 FOR SALE 5-room house, $1,750-$500 down, $50 per month. Combination house and garage $2,500-$920 down, $40 per month. 10-acre ranch, close in on highways $47,000. Good terms. P. V. BRADY 308 E. Center-st. Dealer Wants Bring Sure Results Since Your Wants Before the Greatest Number of Readers TODAY with 4-room 5½ miles west of south of highway, big. J. L. Brooks of ranch property if you want to sell arpenter, Route 2. Office at Cypress. Method, Gas range, West Cypress. Phone SALE Valencia, 415m., Price $3,000. lot, double garn Center-st. Price REALTY CO. CT, Manager Center St., Calif. house gas, elec. All for $17.50 or Angeles-st. Buick 4. $350.00. top, new timing looks well. Next on Los Angeles St. Real Estate close in, $1,100.00. th starter as first at 1202 Pearl. house, four blocks heast residence secon North Palm-st. other proposition, tale for quick sale. call for quick sale. call residence, 204 ADVERTISEMENT of money to you you can get a dandy FOR Sale—Real Estate RARE OPPORTUNITY One acre set to 6, 3 and 2-year-old Valencia oranges. Six room house, large barn and pipe line. Only $4000. TOBIN AND DURKEE 207 East Center-st. FOR SALE 5-acres 7-yr-old Val. 5 shares water, house, close in, only $20,000. Cash $12. 200.00. 4-room mod. house $2,500. Cash $100. bal. $20.00 mo. Improved small and large ranches, fully equipped; $2 to $300 per acre. trade for city or county property. Barber Shop, only $1,500, rent $25.00 month. H. E. SCOTT Real Estate COMPENSATION INSURANCE 112 No. Los Angeles St. Phone 505 Wanted—Help WANTED—Steady man to drive Ford delivery outfit; one who knows the surrounding country. Gibbs Lumber Co., 225 Vine-st. MAN WANTED For Orange County to represent Los Angeles manufacturing concern. A good opportunity for a live man. Address M. S. Lyttle, care Vapo Oil Co., 1210 S Pigueroa St., Los Angeles. WANTED AT ONCE—Young lady living at home to learn Beauty Parlor work. Phone 167-W. HELP WANTED—If you are aggressive, wide-nake and straight-shooting, you can get the highest price for your ability with us. Men or women over 25 preferred. All applications will be answered and considered. Address Plain Dealer Box 9x for appointment. Wanted—Miscellaneous WANTED—Work by experienced fumigator. Inquire 232 So. Lemon. WANTED—Office work by lady. Telephone 270-71. FOR SALE—Green corn for silo. 6 miles west of Anaheim, on Hanson road. ½ miles south-east corner. For Rent FOR RENT—Furnished room for gentleman. 312 S. Clementine. Call after 8. FOR RENT—5-room unfurnished house 116 N. Emily. Phone 524-W. FOR RENT—Furnished room, gentleman preferred. 200 N. Helena-st. Phone 529-J. STORE FOR RENT—206 N. Los Angeles-st. Phone 362. FOR RENT—Room with bath, with or without board. Phone 376 J. Nursery Stock ALL KINDS OF Citrus Trees. Tanaka Citrus Nursery, north end of Lemon-st. Anaheim. Phone 480W. Poultry FOR SALE—Laying pullets, 200 Anconas, 25 Brown Leghorns. Inquire Myers ranch, 9th and Western-Ave., Buena Park, Phone Fullerton 415. WANTED—To buy POULTRY roc cash. Will call for it. Phone E.W. Pohlmann, J-R-2: address R.F.D. 2. AT STUD Pure Bred Toggenburg Bucks. Admiral Rodman No. 5126 also Pat of G. S.G. 12563 and Tad of G.S.G.12563. Come out and look them over and make reservation to have your doe bred to one of these Bucks. Breeding Fee, grades $5.00, Pure Breds $10.00 GOLDEN STATE GOATERY. J.T.Hoggins, Owner. Located on Heffern property, % mile southeast of Placentia. Placentia Oil Co., well No. 1 north of house. A. The home fellows gently." WANTED—Miscellaneous WANTED—Work by experienced fumigator. Inquire 232 So. Lemon. WANTED—Office work by lady. Telephone 270-J. WANTED TO RENT—a garage within a few blocks of Marita Court and large enough for 1 car and some storage space. Phone 733. WANTED—a loan of $10,000.00 private money, upon a 20-acre ranch. Address M. N. P. Plain Dealer. WANTED—For single lady, small aid or housekeeping room. Phone Santa Anna 57. WANTED—Good milk cow. Must be good, big, rich milker. M. J. Hammon Vorba Linda. Phone Placentia 211-J-4. WANTED TO BUY—Wood cook stove E. Bastady, Buena Park. WANTED—2 lady solicitors. E-mark pleasant work. Good profit. Proranges 176-J. Want to exchange new F due to the self starter as payment on locking house and small house. Phone is also made a residence 299R Anaheim at the business conducted without capital stock. 1221 Pearl-at. Will not be in Wanted—To buy live stock will be is market price paid. Of the year instead stated. For Sale BLAME FOR SALE—Closement $401 172-W. REO FOR SAING to this new theory of Garage 200 Sise. Miss Rappe was not fashioned when she was alone in model, condition with Arbuckle. The injury caused Miss Rappe's death, N. Helena to the evidence under NaCl Bar, was inflicted after Miss See C. left Arbuckle's suite in an arterial condition. The name of the man necessarily was withheld. It was stated, however, that if he did inflict the injury on Miss Rappe it was entirely accidental and while he was endeavoring to live her medical attention. OVER GLASS CLEARING SITE FOR LAUNDRY BUILDING Pure Bred Toggenburg Buckens. Admiral Rodman No. 5128 also Pat of G. S. G. 12563 and Tad of G. S. G. 12563. Come out and look them over and make reservation to have your does bred to one of these Buckes. Breeding Fee, grades $5.00, Pure Breds $10.00. GOLDEN STATE GOATERY, J. T. Hoggins, Owner. Located on Heffern property, % mile southeast of Placentia. Placentia Oil Co. well No. 1 north of house. A. PRESS BEWAILS ARROW VIEWPOINTS OKIO, Sept. 17.-A section of thecess of Tokio, aided by progressive members of the Hara administration and many minor officials, has taken on a tone entirely different from what was evident during the series of attacks on America during the passage of the California land bill. Before the suggestion of the disarmament conference, but particularly since President Harding's suggestion has been received here, there has been a noticeable liberal element in the public statements and in many of the speeches of public men. HOWE WILL PREACH ON FATTY ARBUCKLE "Can you mock God? Fatty Arbuckle thought he could. Can he? Will he reap what he has sown?" Dr. Loren Howe will preach at the Anaheim Christian church Sunday evening on the above theme. WAHLBERG SELECTED AS JUDGE FOR FAIR County Farm Advisor H. E. Wahlberg has been selected by the executive board of the San Diego farm bureau fair to act as judge of the community exhibits, and in that capacity will visit the fair on Thursday of next week. Many delegations from the Orange county farm bureau are planning to attend the fair next week, with the intention of bringing home some new ideas. Mrs. Aaron Block of La Habra, will lead one delegation, Dr. and Mrs. J. R. Schofield of Buena Park, another, and Mrs. Sidney Saunby of Tustin, a third. PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO SLAYING CANINE Charged with maliciously killing an Alredale dog belonging to M. L. Simms of Westminster, A. J. Folger was arraigned in Santa Ana justice court. He pleaded not guilty and was released on his own recognizance with his trial set for Sept. 23 at 9 a.m. According to Simms, Folger deliberately shot the Airdale on Sep. 9th. He named Howard West and Harry Annis of Westminster, as witnesses to the shooting. MILLER FUNERAL SERVICES OVER GLASS CLEARING SITE FOR LAUNDRY BUILDING The clearing of the site for the new building of the Anaheim Laundry Co. at the southeast corner of Elm and Lemon-sits, was being rushed today to permit the starting of construction next week. The house that was on the corner has been moved to No. Lemon-st, and a number of trees were being torn out today. The only thing that can hold up rapid progress on the building will be delay in receipt of white glazed brick which will be used on the west and north sides. It is expected the building will be completed within three months and the new machinery installed ready for operation within four. FACES CHARGE FOR ESCAPING HOSPITAL Will Clark, who escaped Aug. 20 from the county hospital where he was sent for treatment of the drug habit, and who was recaptured a week later at San Bernardino, will face a new charge when the term of 30 days he is now serving for vagrancy expires. The new charge will be based on his breaking away from the hospital. The maximum sentence for such offense is six months in the county jail or $500 fine. The complaint was issued by the district attorney's office today. LONG BEACH MAN DROWNS AT FISHING LOS ANGELES, Sept. 17.—William Kopf, 62, of Long Beach, was drowned at Redding, Cal., today when he fell from an irrigation dam into the Sacramento river while fishing, according to a dispatch received here. Try Plain Dearler Want Ads. TO SLAYING CANINE Charged with malicious killing an Alredale dog belonging to M. L. Simms of Westminster, A. J. Folger was arraigned in Santa Ana justice court. He pleaded not guilty and was released on his own recognition with his trial set for Sept. 23 at 9 a.m. According to Simms, Folger deliberately shot the Airdale on Sep. 9th. He named Howard West and Harry Annis of Westminster, as witnesses to the shooting. MILLER FUNERAL SERVICES Funeral service for Mr. John Phillip Miller, who passed away at his home on S. Palm-st, at an early hour this morning, will be held on Monday at 2 p.m., from the chapel of Backs & Terry, Rev. Schmelzer of Zion Lutheran church officiating. Interment will be in Loma Vista cemetery, at Fullerton. The deceased was aged 54 and leaves a widow and one daughter. He has resided in Anaheim for the past 17 years and has been a prosperous rancher of the community. OILMAN BADLY INJURED W. M. Chandlers was brought to the Anaheim Sanitarum yesterday afternoon from the Huuntington Beach oil fields, suffering from a fall off a derrick on the Petroleum Midway properties. Both arms were broken, and he suffered a deep gash in his head. However, he is now resting easy, and is expected to recover without serious delay. HARDING TO LEAVE YACHT FOR GOLF NORFOLK, Va., Sept. 17.—President Harding arrived here aboard the yacht Mayflower during the night and planned to go ashore for a round of golf before noon. The presidential party cruised directly from New York without a stop and anchored in Hampont Roads, near the naval base. If it's from Wittman's it’s good. On and after Monday, Sept. 19, all Union Barber Shops in Anaheim, Fullerton, Brea, Placentia and La Habra will close at 6:30 p.m. on week days and 9:30 p.m. on Saturday. Regular opening time will be 8 a.m. EYE EXAMINATIONS 23 years experience, during time I served 10 years as a of the North Dakota State Examiner in Optometry, open over the S. Q. Walter R. Bliskely, Op-