oc-plain-dealer 1921-09-26

Monday, September 26, 1921 SPORTING EVENTS Coaches Arrange Orange League Football Schedule Coaches Saturday arranged the schedule for the Orange League football season. Games will be played on Saturday, unless otherwise pre-arranged by competing schools. Teams of 130 pounds will play Thursdays on opposite grounds from the first team schedule. Second and 110-pound teams will play Fridays on the same grounds as the first team games. All scheduled games with Huntington Beach are byes for first teams as the beach team desires to play the second team schedule. This will bring the beach games on the opposite grounds and on days arranged by coaches. Following is the first team schedule: Oct. 22—Santa Ana and Anaheim; Orange and Whittler; Fullerton and Huntington Beach. Oct. 29—Annaheim and Huntington Beach; Whittler and Santa Ana; Orange and Fullerton. Nov. 5—Whittier and Anaheim; Fullerton and Santa Ana; Huntington Beach and Orange. Nov. 12—Annaheim and Orange; Fullerton and Whittler; Santa Ana and Huntington Beach. Nov. 19—Annaheim and Fullerton; Whittler and Huntington Beach; Santa Ana and Orange. ELKS BEAT LITTLE & CO. TEAM'9 TO 5 Anaheim's championship Elk pasters took the A. E. Little & Co. championship in Los Angeles. ANAHEIM LAUNDRY WINS BIG TOURNEY Anaheim Laundry came thru the So. Cal. Bowling tourney, which terminated here last night so far as five-men teams are concerned, without being knocked from top perch. Their scores were: Theodore ... 201 178 164 540 M. Vernor ... 181 135 177 495 O'Donnell ... 190 935 182 514 Romeo ... 147 154 167 468 Karam ... 208 197 223 610 Scores last night: FIVE MEN TEAMS Angelus No.2, L. A. ... 2443 Gordon's Acres, Ana ... 2679 Long Beach Bath House No. 1 ... 2551 Long Beach Bath House No. 2 ... 2447 Beaches Silke and Barkley ... 1136 Whildden and Galloway ... 1059 Baird and Way ... 1058 Evans and Myre ... 1117 A Singles—Taylor 599, H. Meek 584, Hopping 571, Shay 563, Welting 562, Firestone 557, C. Baulstick 556, Doo-little 555, Wirer 555, Shaffer 546, R. Meck 528, Graycheck 518, McCord 516 Bowen 500, Wright 494 B Singles—Brahm 587, Massett 555, Purvis 565, Runyon 558, Graves 539 Ashfield 520, Sunderland 514, Mitchel 510, Cooper 500, McCullum 489, McNeil 487, Bogart 474, McCay 471, Crabtree 470, Leuta 450, Clough 447. C Singles—Laubm 582, Long 571, Proper 554, Wall 549, Haune 511, Randall 535, Knaital 529, Chekaberry 520 Romeo 518, Alexander 501, Adams 501 Shortridge 500, Wulf 496, Blake 487 Christensen 487, Gray 485, H. Gregg 478, Honig 473, P. Faustick 461 DUDLEY VS. ELKS' Young Dudley and the Sparkle ranch top the boxing program, the Elks to raise fun ball champion's trip. Dudley and Kraa whirlwind draw Beach several weeks row night's fracas w/gument. That it will from the opening gorm assured as both are and work fast. The semi-windup a rapid fire bout, accurate charge, when Jess Riman" Kusper get to boys have met before they during their argument. One thing we can vise the second event on the be worth watching at angle. Kid Louie, of take on one Battletion the latter lives up to the whale of a bout can ward to. Louis has no once to put on a good local houts and that partly be layed to his Jimmy Lloyd and he in the opening bout puts the action into he did again Perfy action can be looked at As an added attract tana and Al Sparks w/ those who know him alone is worth the price All in all it looks hot fire stuff and a c jam the payillon is o Bill Darnley will re- Columbia COLUMBIA LEASE. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Jones were dinner guests on Koch and family last. Mrs. George Chandler Srinagar was a visitor to Mrs. Covet Alicks. Mrs. Hollingworth am spent the week-end ELKS BEAT LITTLE & CO. TEAM 9 TO 5 Anaheim's championship Elk pastimers took the A. E. Little & Co. team of Los Angeles into camp yesterday afternoon at Commonwealth park. Fullerton, it had been billed as a practice affair to keep the champs in trim for the state titular affray at Santa Cruz Friday of next week and for a time it looked as if the champs would have to do some tall practicing to keep their heads above water. The locals went to the fourth innning before marking up one lone fall. The visitors again took the lead momentarily, hanging up two more. The local half however, the game was put on ice, a good place to have it yesterday by marking up four more. In the seventh the locals counted another which ended the scoring for all concludes. Salveson and Hughes were both given good sweat-outs. Red' Bill man went the whole route for the visitors but doubtless would have appreciated relief on occasions when the local wrecking crew go to going good as in the sixth when Hughes got on by an error. Pendleton sniffed, Buster Callan singled, Brother Glenn adduced. Lewis made one off the shortstop's shine, Hawkins funnished Bush was oh by an error, and Longman and Moffatt singled, Hughes making the third out on a grounder to short when he batted for the second time. In the next innning Jack Pendleton pickled the horsehide for a ride into the tides. Jack ambling in before the fielder could find it. Anaheim seems to have a weakness for the number 16. Yesterday for the third time in the last four games, the old wrecking crew garnered 16 hits,rammissant of the 16 tallies hung up against Pasadena at the Vernon game. If the 16 to 1 policy is maintained against Sun Francisco, the local free silver huge will be happy. A. E. Little & Co. AB H. O. A. E. M Alpin ss. 4 1 1 5 3 Gillespe 2b. 4 0 3 2 0 Lourle 1b. 4 1 9 0 1 Lightfoot c. 3 1 4 3 1 Glendagging g. 4 2 3 0 0 Rodax .9 b. 3 3 1 1 0 Sliger lf. 3 0 2 0 0 Little cf. 1 1 0 0 0 Billman p. 1 1 1 1 0 Rose ef. 0 0 1 0 0 Totals: 39 10 24 12 5 Anaheim Elks- AB H. O. A. E. Pendleton ss. 4 1 1 0 Sport Chatter The champ Elk pastimers will probably appear at next Sunday's game in new white sweaters, bearing the numerals, 1345, in gold, a little personal adornment intended to brighten the horizon for the fog-acustomed crew from Frisco at Santa Cruz. The practice game for the locals next Sunday at Commonwealth park will be with the fast White Sox of Los Angeles. This colored organization heat every队 faced last year with the exception of the Alexandria Giants, who refused to play. It is the first game this fall for the coons. Bill Darnley, matchmaker and referee at Sparke's flatic ranch, is spending a few days in Santa Barbara looking over the boxing material there with the view of showing some new faces in the local plant. Among the boys of the northern city who would give the local fans their money's worth in four rounds are Danny Moyer, Frankie Smith and Joe Garcia. It is likely that all three of these boys will show here in the near future. Standing of Clubs PACIFIC COAST LEAGUES W L Petc. San Francisco 104 77 575 Los Angeles 102 78 565 Sacramento 102 78 565 Seattle 98 80 551 Oakland 95 84 531 Narbour 94 87 519 Salt Lake 104 104 409 Portland 49 128 277 Yesterday's Results Vernon: 9; Salt Lake, O (first game). Vernon: 2; Salt Lake, I (second game). Seattle: 2; Los Angeles, O (first game.) Seattle: 3; Los Angeles, I (second game) TWIN MAIN EVENT AT LEGION ARENA A double main event will be offered in boxing fane at the new Anaheim Legion stadium Thursday and from the indications as they appear on paper a hot eight rounds can be expected. Chet Neff and Young Dudley wind up the program with Johnny Meyer and slack Martin running them close second. Neff's defeat of Gastine here last week was done in such a systematic manner that his re-appearance will probably pack the pavilion. Johnny Meyers is a bit faster than Martin, but Martin's punching ability will off-set that advantage. Three good preliminaries and a curtain raiser age being organized and the fans are promised one of the best shows seen in a local flastic plant. —Try Plain Dealer Want Ads. —Try Plain Dealer Want Ads. PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE W. L. Petal San Francisco 104 77 576 Los Angeles 102 78 566 Sacramento 102 78 566 Seattle 98 80 551 Oakland 95 84 539 Varnour 94 87 519 Salt Lake 90 104 409 Portland 49 128 277 Yesterday's Results Vernon, 9; Salt Lake, 0 (first game.) Vernon, 2; Salt Lake, 1 (second game) Seattle, 2; Los Angeles, 0 (first game.) Seattle, 3; Los Angeles, 2 (second game) San Francisco, 4; Portland, 2 (first game) Sah Francisco, 6; Portland, 3 (second game) Sacramento, 3; Oakland, 3 (first game) Sacramento, 7; Oakland, 6 (second game) NATIONAL LEAGUE W. L. Petal New York 92 57 617 Pittsburgh 88 59 597 St. Louis 84 64 566 Boston 78 71 523 Brooklyn 78 74 497 Cincinnati 68 80 459 Chicago 61 87 412 Philadelphia 49 101 327 Yesterday's Results New York, 5; St. Louis, 2 Cincinnati, 6; Brooklyn, 2 Chicago, 4; Boston, 3 (first game.) Chicago, 4; Boston, 3 (second game.) AMERICAN LEAGUE New York 93 54 633 Cleveland 93 56 624 St. Louis 78 73 517 Washington 76 72 514 Boston 75 74 493 Davolft 71 80 420 Chicago 90 90 396 Philadelphia 81 94 362 Yesterday's Results New York, 21; Cleveland, 7. Washington, 3; Detroit, 2. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Louisville 95 65 594 Minneapolis 86 70 551 Kansas City 81 75 518 Milwaukee 77 82 484 Toledo 77 82 484 Indianapolis 77 82 481 St. Paul 74 85 465 Columbus 65 90 418 Yesterday's Results Toledo, 5-3; Kansas City, -1-4. Columbus, -2-0; Milwaukee, -2-10. Louisville, -7-3; St. Paul, -3-2. Indianapolis, -7-9; Minneapolis, -2-1. Chaffee's Anniversary September to DUDLEY VS. KRAMER ELKS' MAIN EVENT Young Dudley and Jimmy Kramer will tangle in the main event at Sparker's ranch tomorrow night in the boxing program, to be given by the Elks to raise funds for the baseball champion's trip north. Dudley and Kramer fought a whirlwind draw at Huntington Beach several weeks ago and tomorrow night's fracas will settle the argument. That it will be wild fire from the opening gong is practically assured as both are rugged mixers and work fast. The semi-windup also will be a rapid fire bout, according to those in charge, when Jess Reed and "Ironman" Kasper get together. These boys have met before and are declared to have kept the crowd on their toes during their argument. One thing we can vouch for is that the second event on the program will be worth watching at least from one angle. Kid Loule, of Placentia, will take on one Battlet Herrera and if the latter lives up to his name a whale of a bout can be looked forward to. Loule has never failed but once to put on a good show in his local houts and that exception can partly be layed to his inexperience. Jimmy Lloyd and Kid Beach meet in the opening bout and if Jimmy puts the action into the battle that he did against Perfy Mack some real action can be looked forward to. As an added attraction Bull Montana and Al Sparks will wrestle, and those who know him say that Bull alone is worth the price of admission. All in all it looks like some real hot fire stuff and a crowd that will jam the pavilion is expected. Bill Darnley will referee. Columbia Lease COLUMBIA LEASE, Sept. 26.—(Spl.) Mr. and Mrs. Ted Jones of Yorba Linda were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Koch and family last Thursday. Mrs. Rene Chandler of La Vida Stranga was a visitor last Saturday to Mrs. Coyet Alkires. Mrs. Hollingworth and son Teddy, open the week-end with her son and family. Brea News Items BREA, Sept. 26.—(SpL) Mr. and Mrs. Jerba of Walnut-st, entertained Sunday, friends from Fullerton, Mr. and Mrs. House, and Mr. and Mrs. Wall and family. A fishing party motored to Laguna Beach last Saturday evening, took blankets and dhooks, the party consisted of Mr. High, Mr. Wilson, C. S. Taylor, etc. A fine juby girl came to welcome Mr. and Mrs. Buck Hayes on South Madrona last Wednesday night, weighted nine pounds. Mr. C. E. Season of Omaha Neh is visiting with her parents at 241 South Walnut, Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. Shavely entertained Mr. Ross Wood of Los Angeles over Monday and Tuesday, he is formerly of Brea West Coast, Mr. Ross is taking the study of civil engineering, at the Y. M. C. A. of Los Angeles, where he living at present. Items worth notice, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer A. Gurley on West Ashst received a telegram announcing the death of their Grandfather, Mr. John Combs of Purdy Missouri; he was 98 years and 7 months old, father of 13 children, seven living, 27 grandchildren, 4 greatgrandchildren; and eight great-grandchildren, Mr. Combs was the oldest man in Perry county, Missouri. Mr. Edith Rice of Fullerton, formerly of Brea was a visitor at the Ladies Aid society at the Christian church last Wednesday. A birthday dinner given in honor of Arthur Conne located at Laurel Heights, Mrs. Jervais on South Poinona boulevard and daughter, Mrs. Kerwin of Stearns lease were in attendance. Mrs. C. Mosley at 125 S. Walnut-st at Junction City, Kansas, visiting at her old home town with friends. She left Chicago, Illinois about two weeks ago. J. E. Reynolds and wife motored to Los Angeles last Friday on business. Mr. High, Mrs. Wilson, Mr. C. S. Kay or others touched a little fishing party and not forced to Laguna Beach, took their blanket fishing trophies and expect to come home with it wash tub full of fish Sunday. Mrs. Mable Kewish of the Stearns lease went to Burbank to Dr Thompson to have her tonals removed. Mrs. T. J. Picklering and daughter Myrtle were last Saturday in Santa Ana on a shopping expedition. Mr. and Mrs. George Lipton of Flume were visitors at Mrs. Iannella Kewish home 146 S. Walnut-st. Miss May Brown of Hardsdale, spent the week end with Mrs. Glimpse on South Walnut-st. NEW TODAY FOR SALE—Oil station, good location building and equipment, Cheap for cash or might consider good car, Good reason for selling, S.W.care Plain Dealer. FOR RENT — Comfortable sleeping room, Gentlemen preferred, 308 So, Los Angeles-st. WANTED—Hauling; local or long distance, 11-ton Hawkeye Truck, Room 7, 116 W. Chartress. WAITRESS WANTED—At Palm Cafe, 122 E.Center-sf. FOR SALE—One of the finest 15-acre Valencia groves in the south. All in full bearing and on paved road. Interest in one of the best pumping plants; house and out buildings; close to school; this is one of the best paying groves on the market. Price $110,000.00 Right in the oil Belt. Let me show you this fine grove. It will please you. THE HOME REALTY CO. F.A.R.UPERT, Anhelm LOST—Fancy oxadine hairpine set with 12 rhinstones; $2.00 reward if returned to Mrs.Gust, 116 W.Chartects. FOR SALE—One 9x12 rug: Thor washing machine, axex vacuum cleaner and new process range, 122 Janus-st. Party wants to trade $1,500 close in lot in Fullerton as first payment on house and lot in Anahelm; costing up to $5,000. Close in Acre for $4,500.The best buy for the least money in Anahelm. P.V.BRADY 308 E.Center WANTED—Bids on 1000 ft., 8-in cement underground pipe at Cypress, John J.Oney,R.I.No.1,Box 90,Buena Park. WANTED—Girl for general housework.Phone $19-$29. WANTED—Nurse girl.J.P.Sebastian.Phone Anahelm.$565-J. FOR RENT—Pleasant, furnished room with bath: 407 N.Los Angeles-st.e Columbia Lease COLUMBIA LEASE, Sept. 26.—(Spl.) Mr. and Mrs. Ted Jones of Yorba Linda were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Koch and family last Thursday. Mrs. Ringer Chandler of La Vida Stirling was a visitor last Saturday to Mrs. Covet Alkires. Mrs. Hollingworth and son Teddy, spent the week-end with her son and wife, Dale and Hattie Hollingworth. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Jager motored to Santa Monica last Sunday to spend the day with her parents, Mr. H. Wolfe and wife. Mr. H. Jager and wife after spending two weeks at Santa Cruz and at Red Wood park motored to San Francisco and visited with his brother Karl Jager, returning home last Friday and they cannot speak too high of the country. Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Stevens and son Millo of La Habra were Sunday dinner guests of H. Jager and wife. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Hollingworth and Mr. and Mrs. Jones were party guests of Mr. and Mrs. Krueger of Orange last Friday night. Mr. O. D. Thomas who is in a hospital in Los Angeles, after an operation is improving slowly. Mrs. Hollingworth and son Teddy have moved to Anaheim to place Teddy in school at that place, they have been stopping with her son, Dale Hollingworth and wife. Mr. Will Bryan was a Los Angeles visitor last Friday. Mrs. Van Ness who has been on the sick list for several days is convalescing. Mrs. Mrs. Joe Yager are sporting a new Nash touring car these days. Mrs. and Mrs. Dale Hollingworth and Mr. and Mrs. Smith of Brea were Huntington Beach visitors last Sunday evening. Mrs. Mrs. E. Fogerty are taking a vacation out in Arizona for a week or so visiting his brother, Mr. Fogerty. Mrs. and Mrs. Joe Yager and the former's brother, Mr. Adolph Posechl of Santa Monica have returned from a two weeks vacation to Yosemite valley, motorized over the Flat Route and returned via the Madera road, they had a wonderful trip. Mr. Ceell Sweet has accepted the position as head rod pusher on Columbia Lease, he drives back and forth from Brea. Mr. Moe was returning home last Friday evening from Brea and was confronted by a pedestrian and ordered to hold up his hand and relieved of $14 on Brea-blyd, between Brea and Olinda. Mr. and Mrs. Ray and children are taking two weeks vacation and will visit Yosemite and elsewhere before returning home. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Aldrevis visited their daughter, Mrs. Ceell Sweet on Flower-st., Brea last Tuesday. Mrs. and Mrs. George Calkina and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Aldrevis have just returned from a month trip to Yosemite win of Bishop and "Thonga Pass" which is 2941 feet high near the summit They returned the coast route, stopped at Manteca and visited in San Joaquin-co with M. A. Doodden, formerly of Columbia Lease. They had a wonderful trip of 1556 miles after arriving home they decided to spend several days at Catalina before returning to work. Mr. C. C. Robinson, wife and baby Mr. High, Wilson, Mr. C. S. Day or others reached a little Gulfin party and motioned to Lakim Breach took their blackish fishing tools and expect to come home with it washub full of fish Sunday. Mrs. Maile Kewish of the Stegas lease went to Burbank to Dr. Thompson to have her tonsils removed. Mrs. T. J.Plecker and daughter Myrtle were last Saturday in Santa Clara on shopping expedition. Mr. and Mrs. George Lloyd of Filmore were visitors at Mrs. Inelia-Kowalch home 146 S.Walnut-st. Miss May Hardy of Hardadst, about the week end with Mrs. Glimpse on South Walnut-st. A little party motored to the Orange county hospital Sunday afternoon Mrs.Delta Pendleton of Bren Canyon was a dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs.Reynolds last Sunday! Don't forget our United Missionry raley the first Wednesday of October at the Christian church at 2 o'clock sharp. The Plain Dealer for Good Printing Johnston Wickett Clinic Clinic Building, Anaheim Dr. H.A.Johnston General Surgery Dr.W.H.Wickett General Surgery Dr.J.A.Jackson X-ray and Radium Dr.W.M.Colt Internal Medicine Dr.H.D.Newkirk Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Dr.R.P.Alkman, Assistant Dr.H.van de Bri Pathology Dr.J.Robinson Disposals of Children Dr.A.H.Galvin Orthopedics J.S.Ward, Ph.C.Paarmagy FORDS FORDS FORDS We Have Some at Right Prices 1920 Buick Roadster, cord tires, many extras. 1920 Monroe Touring, new paint and no cover Mr.High, Wilson, Mr.C.S.Tay or others reached a little Gulfin party and motioned to Lakim Breach took their blackish fishing tools and expect to come home with it washub full of fish Sunday. Mrs.Mable Kewish of the Stegas lease went to Burbank to Dr.Thompson to have her tonsils removed. Mrs.T.J.Plecker and daughter Myrtle were last Saturday in Santa Clara on shopping expedition. Mr和 Mrs.George Lloyd of Filimore were visitors at Mrs.Inelia-Kowalch home 146 S.Walnut-st. A little party motored to the Orange county hospital Sunday afternoon Mrs.Delta Pendleton of Bren Canyon was a dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs.Reynolds last Sunday! Don't forget our United Missionry raley the first Wednesday of October at the Christian church at 2 o'clock sharp. The Plain Dealer for Good Printing FOR SALE 5-room modern bungalow, corner lot, paved street, $6,250 Cash $250. 10 Acres 7-year-old Valenciennes finest trees best location, only $30,000 cash $13,500. 5-room modern bungalow, $4,750 cash $500. 1-acre poultry ranch, 7-room house, 700 hens and all equipment! only $4,500 cash $3,000. H.E.Scott Realestate 112 N.L.A St. Phone 505 COMRENSATION INSURANCE NO FOOLIN Cozy little five-acre home place close to City limits of Anaheim, house, barn and most all in bearing Valenciennes its for sale, and the price will sell it quick.$11,500 terms very easy See "STEWART" 200 East Center. Soon to move to 236 West Center. FOR SALE OR TRADE—10 acres Valenciennes house and other improvements 2000 boxes this year, fine setting next years excellent land close in main road,$30,000 will take $10,000 in one or two houses Biggest chance in Anaheim district Box F.Plain Dealer. THIS SMALL ADVERTISING IS worth a big lot of money to you It means that you can get a dandy home on Broadway for $5,000 Small payment down balance like rent It means that you can have a dandy 25-pers improved chicken ranch with about 400 laying hens cow horse and tools house fruit clearing$2,000 year for $4,750 I must find the snaps come in and talk it over. STEWART 200 East Center Soon will move to 236 West Center. FOR SALE 1st class 50-ft Center-at.st lot,$1850 Corner lot 100x125 Center-at.st $4,000 Small plastered house large lot,$2,600 terms Two four-room houses well located,$3,400 $4,200 2 houses on large lot fruit and berries,$5,000 Terms. BIGELOW 211 E.Center BUENA PARK now bungalow: 3 large room lot: 50x150 $3,500/oo will take a good light car (prefer Ford Sedan) and $500 cash as first payment (third house from Western-ave on 19th FORDS FORDS We Have Some at Right Prices 1920 Buick Roadster, cord tires, many extras. 1920 Monroe Touring, new paint and top cover. 1921 Buick Touring, excellent condition. 1920 Chevrolet Touring, Model FB. 1916 Buick Roadster, cord tires. 1917 Buick Roadster, just overhauled. 1917 Buick Touring, new paint. 1915 Buick 4 Roadster, still running good. 1917 Dodge Touring, new paint. 1917 Model N Hup Touring, good shape. 1918 Dodge Roadster, flatish and tires good. 1918 Ford Touring, good condition. 1920 Scripps-Booth Touring a bargain. 1916 Buick Touring, being completely overhauled. 1919 Oakland Rex C Dan, good shape. 1917 Chevrolet 400 Touring, cheap. 1918 Ford (Eouring, new body). 1911 Cadillac Touring, excellent for shop car. New cars added to list every day. At good used car is better than a cheap new one. Reasonable terms to responsible parties. ANAHEIM AUTO CO. Buick Distributors for Anaheim Used Car Department 133 So. Los Angeles St. Rob Vincent or E. P Lynch FOR SALE Lot class 50-ft. Center-at. lot, $1850; Corner lot 100x125. Center-at. $4,000. Small plastered house, large lot, $2,600 terms. Two, four-room houses, well located, $3,400, $4,200. 2 houses on large lot, fruit and berries, $5,000 Terms. BUENA PAITK, new bungalow; 3 large rooms; car lot; 50x150; $2,500.00; will take a good light car (prefer Ford Sedan) and $500 each as first payment. Third house from Western ave on 10th floor. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE COUNTY OF ORANGE, STATE OF CALIFORNIA. Notice for Publication of Time of Proving Will, Etc. In the Matter of the Estate of Louis B. Leverich, Decensed. Notice is hereby given that Friday the 30th day of September, 1921, at 10 o'clock a.m., of said day, at the Court room of this Court, Department No. 2, in the City of Santa Ana County of Orange, State of California, has been appointed as the time and place for hearing the application of Sellna W. Leverich praying that document now on file in this Court, purporting to be the last Will and Testament of the said deceased, be admitted to probate, that Letters of administration with Will Annexed be issued thereon to said Sellna W. Leverich at which time and place all persons interested there may appear and contest the same. Dated Sept. 16, 1921. J. M. BACKS, County Clerk. To be published daily for ten full days. LEONARD EVANS. Attorney for Positioner. Publish every day Sept. 19 to 29 inclusive. Anaheim Feed & Fuel Company Hay, Grain, Seeds, Poultry Supplies. Fertilizers, Wood, Coal, Sprays and Insecticides. Public Weight Mainters, 15-ton Scales Anaheim, California. Dealer Wants Bring Sure Results Since Your Wants Before the Greatest Number of Readers FOR SALE—Real Estate RARE OPPORTUNITY One acre not 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, GOOD LAND CHEAP Land adjacent to Anaheim, 5-10, 20-40 acre tracts, terms one-fourth cash, balance one to ten years. For particular, See L. W. BUSHARD, Agent. 200 East Center St. Phone 401 LOTS—LOTS Corner Broadway, cash $500.00—$1,100. Corner Broadway, cash $600.00—$1,800. N. Philadelphia, cash, terms $1,900. Homekeepers This new modern 6-room bungalow with 3 rooms and garage in rear for $5,500. Will bring $80.00 mo. $3,600 cash. FRANZ REALTY CO. Phone 103 141 W. Center-st FOR SALE—An artistic modern bungeau, French doors and windows, old ivory finish, handsomely decorated. Lot 50x154. Apply owner, No. 833 S. Claudina-st. Mrs. P. T. Chase. WANTED—HELP WANTED—Young man wishing to learn the painting business. Inquire at Plain Dealer. WANTED—a woman, capable of managing a small cafeteria. Address Box 11 Plain Dealer. WANTED—Competent housekeeper, 2 in family, good wages, phone Dr. Harriet Righam. Anaheim 22-J. WANTED—3 experienced wood-choppers to fall trees, and cut into stove wood, work by day or contract. J. D. Jaynes, Buena Park. TEAMSTER WANTED—J. F. Calkins, Phone Anaheim 359-H. WANTED—A man to prune; about two weeks work. See F. Fowler at Henderson Realty Co. FOR SALE—Rabbits, butchers, teal and oll stove at your own price. 311 S. Claudina, Jack Dunmire. FOR RENT FOR RENT—Sleeping room for gentleman. Close in. 130 N. Lemon-st. STORE FOR RENT—206 N. Los Angeles-st. Phone 262. FOR RENT—Furnished room. Gentlemen preferred. 308 S. Los Angeles-st. FOR RENT—Furnished room for one or two. 120 W. Broadway, same yard at 118. FOR RENT—Furnished room with private entrance for two gentlemen. 117 N. Clementine-st. FOR RENT—5-room modern house and garage. Call at 1100 W. Center. FOR RENT—5-room unfurnished house. 416 N. Emily, Phone 521-W. MISCELLANEOUS LAWN MOWERS sharpened and adjusted First class work guaranteed. Work done at your homes. F. J. Barnes, 204 W. Center-st. BARGAINS—In beautiful fumed oak planes at GAMBER'S STORAGE WAREHOUSE. 203 N. Los Angeles-st. Anaheim. RAISE BIG CAPITAL—Write for free copy "Quick Financing." If you need big capital for oil, mining or industrial business, Cunningham Financial Specialists, 418 Grant Bldg., Los Angeles. NURSERY STOCK ALL KINDS of Citrus Trees. Tanaka Citrus Nursery, north end of Lemon-st. Anaheim. Phone 489 W. PEARS PEARS WANTED—A woman, capable of managing a small cafeteria. Address Box 11 Plain Dealer. WANTED—Competent housekeeper. 2 in family, good wages, phone Dr. Harriet Bigham. Anaheim 22-J. WANTED—2 experienced wood-choppers to fall trees, and cut into stovewood, work by day or contract. L. D. Jaynes, Buena Park. TEAMSTER WANTED—J. F. Calkins, Phone Anaheim 359-11. WANTED—A man to prune; about two weeks work. See F. Fowler at Henderson Realty Co. WANTED—By gentleman, room and board with private family. H. L. care Plain Dealer. WANTED—To share with defined young lady, modern apartment. Business woman preferred. Phone 701. WANTED—Steady work, by man with Reo truck. 202 R. Broadway, Phone 146. L. L. Scott. FOR SALE—7x9 tent with auto flap. Used only 2 weeks. 1220 Diamond-st, 1 block north of Five Points. Want to exchange new Ford with self starter as payment on lot or lot and small house. Phone office 722 residence $99R Anaheim. WANTED—Housework of all kinds. 1221 Pearl-st. WANTED—To buy live stock; highest market price paid Ph. Anaheim 182. FOR SALE—AUTOS FOR SALE—Oakland touring car, 1918 model. This car is in first class condition throughout and will make someone a fine little family car. $125.00 down balance $35.00 per mo for 12 months. May Motor Co. 332 West Center St., Anaheim. FOR SALE—Dodge touring car—Late 1919 model. This car is in first class mechanical condition throughout and is equipped with bumpers front and rear and a cut-out. Has brand new 334 U. S. chain tread tires in front and Canton cords in the rear. Also equipped with the Aldite grease system. Will take small car in trade on this. $195.00 down and $55 per month for 12 months. May Motor Co. 332 West Center St., Anaheim. FOR SALE—International tractor 8-16 Good running order. $300.00. Dixie ranch Co., S. E., corner Placentia-ave and North-st. FOR SALE—1919 Ford Coupe Sacrificio for $350.00 cash. See Miss McGrath cura Telephone office, Anaheim. FOR SALE—Lemon cling peaches, beautiful fruit, 1c per pound, 125 No. Olive. FOR SALE—My $125 fumed oak Victrola and records. Will sell for $86.00, 43 Chestnut. WALLBOARD—The best wall-board in town, $43.00 per thousand, B. F. Spencer W. Center, Phone 27. RAISE BIG CAPITAL—Write for free copy "Quick Financing" if you need big capital for oil mining or industrial business. Cunningham Financial Specialists, 418 Grant Bldg., Los Angeles. NURSERY STOCK ALL KINDS of Citrus Trees: Tanaka Citrus Nursery, north end of Lemon-at, Arahim, Phone 49W. PEARS PEARS And Peaches, blings and freestones. Delivered if desired. Call or phone: H. M. KING, Phone 759-J-1. Lincoln Highway, 4 miles West洛安娜。 POULTRY WANTED—To buy POULTRY for cash Will call for it: Phone E.W. Pohlmann 7-R-2; address R.F.D. 2. AT STUD Pure Bred Toggenburg Buckens Admiral Rodman No. 5126 also Pat of G.S.G. 12568 and Ted of G.S.G. 12563. Come out and look them over and make reservation to have your dog bred to one of these Buckes. Breeding Fee, grades $5.00, Pure Breds $10.00, GOLDEN STATE GOATER, J.T.Hoggins, Owner Located on Heffern property, 4 miles southeast of Placentia, Placentia Oil Co., well No. 1 north of house. A.V.Calkins MORTGAGE LOANS Any Amount Current Rates 120 N.LOS ANGELES Phone 434 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. AUTOS WASHED Polished and Simulated, Tops Dressed, Air Compressor and Spray for Cleaning Motors, Cars Called for and returned. C.E.INGRAHAM 135 Elm St., Anaheim Phone 372- FOR SALE—1919 Ford Coupe—Sacramento for $350.00 cash. See Miss McGrath cage. Telephone office, Anaheim. FOR SALE—Miscellaneous FOR SALE — Lemon cling peaches, beautiful fruit, 4½ per pound, 125 No. Olive. FOR SALE—My $125 fumed oak Vicrola and records. Will sell for $86.00, 443 Chestnut. WALLBOARD—The best wall-board in town, $43.00 per thousand. B. F. Spencer 166 W. Center, Phone 27. FOR SALE—$65.00 Reed baby buggy, $20.00 like new. Laying Rhode Island Red heaps, $1.50 each. Phone 263, McDonald. PAINT—No. 1 priming paint, white and gray, $1.75 per gallon. B. F. Spencer, 166 W. Center, Phone 27. FOR SALE—Iron whel, cross reach orchard wagon. Extra heavy sills on bed, built originally for use as tractor tender. Used very little. Price $40.00. Phone write or call. Ray E. Haddock, R-1, Corona, Phone 1643-R-2. BEAUTIFUL VICTROLA and records to exchange for good 2nd hand piano. No dealers. Address Williams, Box H, Anaheim. LEAVING TOWN, must sell new $310 Brunswick and records, very reasonable. Phone 202. HAY FOR SALE—200 tons barley hay. Will sell for $10.00 to $12.00 per ton on ranch for quick sale. 2½ miles East of Yorba Linda on old Cramer ranch. George Borra, Yorba Linda, or Phone 600 Santa Ana. FOR SALE—12-horse-power Fairbanks gas engine, good condition. E. B. Hosking, Phone 753-R-2. FOR SALE—2 dozen Plymouth Rock pullets, J. C. Keller, on North-st, one mile east of Placentia-ave, near Mr Fleckle. FOR SALE—Green corn for silo, 6 miles west of Anaheim, on Hanson road, 15 miles south-east corner. BIG WALTZ NUMBERS—Hammel's Music Store, 124 East Center-st., Anaheim. SEVERAL cars of tree props direct from Oregon. Order now and money. W. Wagner Jr. Phone 422-J. FOR SALE—Fumed oak extension dining table, 5-foot, good as new. Call Plain Dealer. FOR SALE—1000 cu. feet of chicken manure, 10 cents per foot. Druece Bros. R. F. D. No. 1, Ana, Phone 763-J-11 TAKE YOUR PICK 1914 Cadillac tow-service car, new rubber, paint and all up in shape. 1920 Hup, cheap. 1918 King, 7-passenger. 1919 Ford, Roadster, with starter. 1920 Westcott, 7-pass. 1920 Bulk, 7-pass. 1918 Reo Speed Wagon. All overhauled, fine rubber. 1917 Reo Touring, 5-pass. Alexander Motor Car Company 247 N. Los Angeles Street Anaheim, Calif. Phone 247 M.EUGENE DURFEE Architect Room 5, Cassou Bldg. Phone 692 Anaheim Wm. J. Oelke FUMIGATOR 218 S. Clementine, Anaheim Phone 240-M CHICHESTER S PILLS THE DIAMOND BRAND For sale by the Diamond Brand for all types of vehicles including automobiles and motorcycles. DIAMOND BRAND PILLS SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWAERE