oc-plain-dealer 1921-10-19

WEDNESDAY, October 19, 1921 SPORTING EVENTS BUD SOULES MEETS JACK SPAR FRIDAY Bud Soules and Jack Spar have been elected to mix in the main event at Sparkes' fistic show Friday night, according to an announcement made yesterday by Billy Darnley, matchmaker and referee. Spar fought Dudley a draw here at the Elks carnival and most of those at the ringside believe he was entitled to the decision. On the other hand Soules gave Dudley a first class trimming last week here, and topped it off last night by defeating Johnny Weben at Vernon in what critics declare was the star bout of the evening. The fracas should be a real scrap. Three sailors are billed to appear on the card, all hailing from the U.S. S. Nanshan. Sailor Hackley will tackle Albert Leo in the semi-windup; Sailor Ashmore meets Danny O'Brien and Sailor Williams will tangle with Young Burton. Hackley holds a decision over Sailor Ro Tollo, who lost to Ad Rubidoux here two weeks ago. Young Espinosa meets Jack Hale in the curtain raiser. Hale wants to tackle Jimmy Lloyd and is being given his chance to display his wares. The entire card looks good. SHIPKEY MAKES HIT ON STANFORD GRID Harry Shipkey, former star of the Fullerton Union high school football squad, is making a name for himself on the Stanford Fresh eleven and is touted as a likely candidate for the varsity eleven next year, according to a Palo Alto paper containing an account of a game between the Frosh and Varsity teams at Stanford recently. The Palo Alto scribe was generous in his praise of Shipkey's ability and asserted that others around the university looked upon the Fullerton boy as a coming university star. JUBIDOUX DEFEATS ADAMS WITH K. O. Ad Rubidoux K. Old George Adams in the third round of the main event SPORT BRIEFES Mike Gibbons and Mike O'Dowd are two battlers wanting to battle without a place to battle evidently. Now comes the Tulsa authority and refuse to issue a permit for the bout to be held there. Georgie Marks and Kid George will box the main event at the American Legion Hollywood stadium Friday night. The wrestling match between Stani-laus Zhyzako and Earl Caddock for the world's title will be held at Des Moines, Nov. 7, it was announced today. The American Legion is sponsoring the bout. Ed "Strangler" Lewis, former heavyweight wrestling champion, defeated George Kotsonaros at Columbus, Ohio, last night, in 1 hour and 39 minutes. Lewis used a headlock. Sanitary Dye Works trimmed Armour Co. by the close score of 2222 to 2211 last night in the second evening's play on the city Howling league. Tonight the Anaheim Outlaws will meet gthe Anaheim Laundry team, of the So. Cal. Major league, in a special match. Scores last night: Sanitary Dye Works Total Ave. Steinborn.....128 168 211 497 166 Hunt.....127 132 161 430 143 Ferris.....118 116 122 356 119 Dyckman.....170 168 185 523 174 Kemper.....131 120 165 416 139 Total.....684 694 844 2222 Armour & Co. Wulf.....168 157 192 507 169 Miller.....100 124 141 365 122 Wallace.....132 117 181 420 140 Mitchell.....150 114 153 417 139 Yeorn.....131 217 164 502 168 Total.....681 729 814 2211 Outlaws tonight. GRAMMAR ATHLETIC LEAGUE PROPOSED C. A. Marcey, president of Orange-co Grammar School Principals' Ass'n, has called a meeting of that body to be held ONBIDOUX DEFEATS ADAMS WITH K. O. Ad Rubidoux K. Qd George Adams in the third round of the main event at Vernon last night in what was declared to have been the worst stellar attraction yet presented to the fight bugs of Los Angeles. Adams never had a chance, according to the report, and was best before he entered the ring. Young Papke, the boy who has never dropped two decisions in a row to the same man, lived up to his reputation and beat Roy Sutherland in the semi-windup. Bud Soules beat Johnny Weber in the best battle of the night. Kid Mexico lost to Mike Doll. BIXBY SYNDICATE DRILLING AT 4755 Bixby Hills Drilling on the Bixby Hills Syndicate well is now at 4755. The formation continues in the reddish brown shale with little or no indications of oil. The National Exploration Co. is now hitting the pace at the Olinda well. Drilling is now at 3655 and the former Ton shows grey sand. Chino No. 1 is now drilling at 1400 in brown shale and shows actual drilling progress. Drilling at 3100 the National Security Co. claims that the hard sand carries quantities of oil and gas. The National Security Co. is backed by the Beatty Oil and Development Co. and president Beatty promotes a sensation when National Security No. 1 comes in. COVER STOPS MOTION A new ice cream freezer for household use is driven by an electric cover built into the device in such a way that when the cover is removed all motion stops. The twelve largest cities in the United States have only 9 per cent of all motor cars in the country. Try a Plain Dealer Want Ad. GRAMMAR ATHLETIC LEAGUE PROPOSED C. A. Marcey, president of Orange-co Grammar School Principals' Ass'n, has called a meeting of that body to be held in the domestic science room of the Fullerton grammar school for tomorrow evening. There is a lot of business to be transacted and a full attendance is desired. The proposed grammar school athletic league will be brought up. It is hoped that all principals of the schools will be in favor of such a league and a schedule will be outlined for the coming term. CENTRAL CONTINUES UNASSUMING MANNER Whittler and Santa Fe Springs In the old Whittler field, the Central Oil Co. continues to operate in a quiet and unassuming manner and to bring in new wells. No. 67 at 1871 is testing out water conditions. No. 68 at 2455 is drilling in brown shale. No. 71 a recent completion at 1585 is making about 15 barrels. No. 66 at 1860 jumped out of the oil sand at 1860 into the shale. In spite of the hard and slow digging that hit the La Habra Midway at 1645 the total depth of the hole is now 1785 and the drilling is going nicely in the hard sandy shale. Drilling on the Standard's Chaffee is now at 3275 and as yet no oil showings of any importance have been struck. The Garden Grove well now looks like a deep test-hole. On the Murphy-Coyote the Standard has No. 79 drilling at 3650. No. 80 and 84 stand cemented. No. 86 reached 4954 feet and is side-tracking. Drilling on No. 87 and 88 is at 2800 and 2700 respectively. Bastanchury No. 1 a test well drilled to 4300 stands cemented at 4296. Whitley No. 5 deepened from 2365 to 2665 is now on production and making 250-barrels. Whitley No. 6 at 2645 is drilling in the brown shale. No. 7 at 2231 stands temporarily suspended. As an introduction we are quoting the following prices: Repairing Ford Cars Motor Overhauling $20.00 Transmission Overhauling 5.00 Band Relining (bands furnished) 5.00 Valve Grinding 2.50 Rear End Overhauling 5.00 All other work, including electrical, $1.25 per hour. Bavington & Company Cypress and Los Angeles St.a. Telephone 749 Transmission Overhauling 5.00 Band Rolling (bands furnished) 5.00 Valve Grinding 2.50 Rear End Overhauling 5.00 All other work, including electrical, $1.25 per hour. Bavington & Company Cypress and Los Angeles St.s. Telephone 749 ANAHEIM AUTO WORKS 217 North Los Angeles Street Phone 170-J Pioneer Manufacturers of Special Tops Original Designs Sliding glass, permanent, semi-permanent and one-man. NOTICE—Our frames are "made in Anaheim" in our complete woodworking and metal departments. P S.—Don't fail to see our Craftsman body covering. $200 a Week for You If you are a real salesman, write us at once. We can offer you a proposition that will pay up to $200.00 a week in your locality. No investment required. Demonstration of ability will pave way for permanent connection in our local manufacturing plant. Address—SALES MANAGER 1139 Merchants Nat'l Bk. Bldg, Los Angeles THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Plain Dealer Wants Bring Su Place Your Wants Before the Greatest Number NEW TODAY FOR SALE—7-room, modern house, $4,750. $2,500 down. Terms 124 Vine-st. H. E. SCOTT. Real Estate 5-room modern new bungalow on Zeyn street, lawn, flowers, large garage, a real lovely home. 15½ acres 5 years old Valencias, close to city limits, only $35,000. Will take residence property or apartment here. Long Beach or Santa Ana as first payment, good terms on balance, free water, no house. 5-room modern bungalow,$4,750. Cash $500, large lot. Lots $1,050, cash $350, bal. terms, close to Lemon-st, don't wait till they are all gone. 112 N. L. A. St. Phone 595. Residence 250-W. FOR SALE 2 fine lots on Center-st., $4,000.00. Lot 50x155, East front, $1,500. Terms. Center lot on Broadway with garage, $1,650. Terms. 5-room house, good location, $4,750. Terms. BIGELOW 211 E. Center FOR SALE—Choice lot on blvd. at Brea. L. Weaver, Brea Canyon Oil Co. Fullerton, R. F. D. No. 2. FOR RENT—Furnished room. 403 E. Center-st. Phone 581. FOR SALE—Cleveland tractor, run less than 1000 hours. Just overhauled, new rear end. Tractor in fine condition.$600. Geo. Dunton, Ford Agency. Phone 262. FOR RENT—2-room apartment furnished for light housekeeping. Phone 161-J after 5 p.m. FOR SALE—Ford truck. In good condition, cheap. Inquire 202 N. Los Angeles-st. WANTED—Washing and ironing to do at home. Phone 339-M, or call S Claudina-st. back City Power Plant. LOST—Gold wrist watch, crown make, second hand missing, crystal cracked. Reward address 1023 W Walnutst. FOR SALE—Sonora, at a bargain.Austin's 208 E. Center. FOR SALE—Two extra good milch goats, one giving milk, cheap. Box 223.Route 2, Anaheim. FOR SALE—Harley Davidson motorcycle in fine condition, call at Plain Dealer office. WE BUY SELL & EXCHANGE CARS—If you have one that doesn't run, come in and exchange it for one that does run. Special bargains in used cars. 1917 Ford $175.00. Chevrolet $225.00. Ford truck—special bargain—$725.00.Call at Chevrolet garage 306 N. Los Angeles St.or Phone 490.See Mack. FOR RENT FRONT SLEEPING room for rent.Gentlemen preferred.Phone 227-W. FOR RENT—2 furnished apartments.Inquire 116 W. Chartess. WANTED—To buy live stock; highest market price paid.Ph. Anaheim 183. Sport Chatter JACK IMAN has a chance to gain some small recognition in southland's pugilistic circles by beating Steve Dalton Thursday night, when they met at the American Legion arena.Dalton is considered the real middle weight trial horse and a win always has given a boy a chance to show his wares in any house in this locality.Jack expects to come in the winner and declares that if he fails,Dalton will know he has had a fight on his hands. When a player becomes the idol of the baseball world he can become as temperamental as a prima donna and get away with it, from indications in Babe Ruths case.Ruth's violation of major league law and barnstroming through the state of New York may be a forgotten incident in the next two weeks, according to a report from the east.Altho the Yankee owners went on record declaring that Judge Landis has no alternative than to enforce the FOR SALE—Real Estate FOR SALE—By owner, plastered five-room house with bath, screen porch,and attic,everything new and modern.Lot 50x125 and double garage.Good location,paved street on Los Angeles street car line.Price $3,850.N.Wine-teer,1731 W.4th St.Santa Ana. PLL SAY THEIR BARGAINS And so will you when you see this acre and a quarter with all kinds of fruit in bearing and a good five room/plastered house for $6800.And the two acres of citrus fruit with a modern six-room house with hardwood floors,fireplace.right on the boulevard for $9,000. JAMES E. STEWART 200 East Center. FOR SALE Ten acres eight-year-old Valencias.Excellent soil,trees uniform and in prime condition cement piped.At $25,000we consider this one of the best close in buys we have.Five acres,Nine-year-old Valencias.Good five-room house with city gas and electricity.Perpetual water rightThis grove is also close in on good street.Price $21,000.Very reasonable terms.Five acres three year old Valencias.Good three-room house with bath.Domestic water.Close to Anaheim Only $12,000.on reasonable terms. SIMPSON REALTY COMPANY 130 West Center St.Anaheim. Office Phone 5 Res. 535-J FOR SALE 5 acres 2,3 year Val.,5-room house.Intest in pumping plant,price $11,500.Will trade and take in house in Anaheim. Bare land for sale or rent. Lots on No.Lemon-st.Price $1,260.00.$250.00.cash. 2-room house and lot,60x169.on No.Phila-st.Price $2,600,cash.$580.00. See THE HOME REALTY CO.before you locate.as I have got the home you want. F.A.BUPERT 129 E.Center St.Anaheim,Calif. FOR RENT—2-room apartment, furnished for light housekeeping. Phone 161-J after 5 p.m. FOR SALE—Ford truck. In good condition, cheap. Inquire 202 N. Los Angeles-st. WANTED—Washing and ironing to do at home, Phone 339-M, or call S. Claudina-st. back City Power Plant. LOST—Gold wrist watch, crown make, second hand missing, crystal cracked. Heward, address 1023 W. Walnut-st. Santa Ana. LOST—A black fur, at Huntington Beach dance hall Sunday night. Mrs. P. E. Middleton, Buena Park, Call 787J1. FOR SALE—A little house 10x12 and also a small tame house 6x18, cheap. See P. Letten on Ball road, R. R. 5, Box 104. "57 MILES per gallon made with new patented gasoline Vaporizer. Write for particulars. Stransky Vaporizer Co., Pukwana, S. D." FOR RENT—3 furnished housekeeping rooms. Corner Santa Ana and Bush-st. Santa Fe Lease SANTA FE LEASE, Oct. 19. — Anaheim visitors Saturday night were, Mr. and Mrs. Willis Evans and two sons Charles and Harry, Mr. and Mrs. E. A Long and family, Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Maris, and Mrs. R. D. Dales and little son Edward, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Hartog, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cokey and daughter Lois, Mr. and Mrs. A. Lyle and family and Mrs. Turner and two sons Keith and Willis. Mr. and Mrs. E. A Long and family spent Sunday evening with the farmers brother Merle Long and family of Anaheim. Mr. Jack Andrews and Don Cullen motored to San Diego Saturday to go quail hunting. They returned Sunday night. Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Dales and little son were Ontario visitors Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cokey and daughter attended the Riverside fair Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. I.D.Masten were visitors at the show in Anaheim Sunday evening. The little Brown boy had a severe attack of the croup. He is very much improved. Mr. and Mrs. Fred DeMarls motored to Pasadena over Devil's Gate Dam and to Eagle Rock. They enjoyed the trip immensely. Riverside fair visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Turner, Mrs. Willis Evans, Mr. and Mrs. E.A.Long and family, and Mr. and Mrs.Fred DeMarls. Try a Plain Dealer Want Ad. The Plain Dealer for Good Printing. Los Angeles Markets Butter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Eggs extra . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Case count ..... Pewee Pulllets ..... Pewee Pulllets ..... Pewee Pulllets ..... Charley Graham is again on the warpath owing to the renewed talk of dragging Salt Lake from the Poorly trained horse and a win always has given a boy a chance to show his wares in any house in this locality. Jack expects to come in the winner and declares that if he fails, Dalton will know he has had a fight on his hands. When a player becomes the idol of the baseball world he can become as temperamental as a prima donna and get away with it, from indications in Babe Ruth's ease. Ruth's violation of major league law and barnstroming through the state of New York may be a forgotten incident in the next two weeks, according to a report from the east. Altho the Yankee owners went on record declaring that Judge Landis has no alternative than to enforce the law, the opinion among baseball insiders seems to be that the law will be changed or amended to cover Ruth's case. Oh you King of Klout. Jean Willard has signed articles to meet Dempard next spring for the heavyweight title. There are many who believe that Jeas' oil wells and Kannas farm are not doing as well an expected. If Lew Tendler, lightweight runner up, beats Rocky Kansas Friday night in their bout at Madison Square Garden, he will be matched to meet Benny Leonard, title holder, according to a report from the east. Tendler posted a forfeit of $5,000 to appear, dependent upon his victory over Kansas. Tendler has been after elonard's crown for sometime. Benny beat Kansas in 12 rounds several months ago. Bakerfield high will met Los Angeles Paly at the former city Saturday afternoon. Bakerfield is considered one of the hardest fighting high school aggregations in the south, and partially proved it by coming up from what looked like sure defeat and winning from Fullerton last Saturday. Jimmy Lloyd takes on a tough bird in the semi-windup of Thursday night's hostilities in one Bobble Gray. However, Jimmy expects to keep up his winning streak and bring home the bacon. George Gilmore declares that Anaheim fans will see him wipe out last week's defeat when he climbs through the rope with Joe Chaney, in the third bout on the program. George was technically knocked out in the second round by Kid Leo. However, he says a lucky punch in the first minute of the opening session dazed him and he never recovered. From now George says he will be sure his head is clear before coming up for more when stunned. Johnny Wilson and Danny Frush claim the middleweight and feather weight boxing titles, respectively, but that doesn't mean anything. Wilson can't collect on his and Frush can't get matches on his, so we move they pass me along. According to word received from Billy Conley, middleweight boxer who fought here several times, the boxing game is going good in San Diego and the club there is showing to packed houses. Billy is booked to appear there again this Wednesday in special event. He also stated that he was anxious to get another match in Anaheim with a real goo doboy in order to show the local fans that he has more than they gave him credit for. Charley Graham is again on the warpath owing to the renewed talk of dragging Salt Lake from the Poorly trained horse and a win always has given a boy a chance to show his wares in any house in this locality. Jack expects to come in the winner and declares that if he fails, Dalton will know he has had a fight on his hands. When a player becomes the idol of the baseball world he can become as temperamental as a prima donna and get away with it, from indications in Babe Ruth's ease. Ruth's violation of major league law and barnstroming through the state of New York may be a forgotten incident in the next two weeks, according to a report from the east. Altho the Yankee owners went on record declaring that Judge Landis has no alternative than to enforce the law, the opinion among baseball insiders seems to be that the law will be changed or amended to cover Ruth's case. Oh you King of Klout. Jean Willard has signed articles to meet Dempard next spring for the heavyweight title. There are many who believe that Jeas' oil wells and Kannas farm are not doing as well an expected. If Lew Tendler, lightweight runner up, beats Rocky Kansas Friday night in their bout at Madison Square Garden, he will be matched to meet Benny Leonard, title holder, according to a report from the east. Tendler posted a forfeit of $5,000 to appear, dependent upon his victory over Kansas. Tendler has been after elonard's crown for sometime. Benny beat Kansas in 12 rounds several months ago. Bakerfield high will met Los Angeles Paly at the former city Saturday afternoon. Bakerfield is considered one of the hardest fighting high school aggregations in the south, and partially proved it by coming up from what looked like sure defeat and winning from Fullerton last Saturday. Jimmy Lloyd takes on a tough bird in the semi-windup of Thursday night's hostilities in one Bobble Gray. However, Jimmy expects to keep up his winning streak and bring home the bacon. George Gilmore declares that Anaheim fans will see him wipe out last week's defeat when he climbs through the rope with Joe Chaney, in the third bout on the program. George was technically knocked out in the second round by Kid Leo. However, he says a lucky punch in the first minute of the opening season dazed him and he never recovered. From now George says he will be sure his head is clear before coming up for more when stunned. Johnny Wilson and Danny Frush claim the middleweight and feather weight boxing titles, respectively, but that doesn't mean anything. Wilson can't collect on his and Frush can't get matches on his, so we move they pass me along. According to word received from Billy Conley, middleweight boxer who fought here several times, the boxing game is going good in San Diego and the club there is showing to packed houses. Billy is booked to appear there again this Wednesday in special event. He also stated that he was anxious to get another match in Anaheim with a real goo doboy in order to show the local fans that he has more than they gave him credit for. Charley Graham is again on the warpath owing to the renewed talk of dragging Salt Lake from the Poorly trained horse and a win always has given a boy a chance to show his wares in any house in this locality. Jack expects to come in the winner and declares that if he fails, Dalton will know he has had a fight on his hands. When a player becomes the idol of the baseball world he can become as temperamental as a prima donna and get away with it, from indications in Babe Ruth's ease. Ruth's violation of major league law and barnstroming through the state of New York may be a forgotten incident in the next two weeks, according to a report from the east. Altho the Yankee owners went on record declaring that Judge Landis has no alternative than to enforce the law, the opinion among baseball insiders seems to be that the law will be changed or amended to cover Ruth's case. Oh you King of Klout. Jean Willard has signed articles to meet Dempard next spring for the heavyweight title. There are many who believe that Jeas' oil wells and Kannas farm are not doing as well an expected. If Lew Tendler, lightweight runner up, beats Rocky Kansas Friday night in their bout at Madison Square Garden, he will be matched to meet Benny Leonard, title holder, according to a report from the east. Tendler posted a forfeit of $5,000 to appear, dependent upon his victory over Kansas. Tendler has been after elonard's crown for sometime. Benny beat Kansas in 12 rounds several months ago. Orangethorpe Orangethorpe, Oct 19—(Spl) The Orangethorpe grammar school boys played a baseball game last Friday evening after school with the Magnolia boys. Who beat? Why Orangethorpe of course. The score was 17 to 1.The game was played at the Orangethorpe school grounds. But! to show you we are good loosers as well as winners the week before a game was held between Buena Park and Orangethorpe at Buena Park and the Buena Park team won.The score being 14 to 10.Mr. and Mrs.Harvey Durke,Mr.R.N.Durkee and Mrs.Mabel Woolridgeand daughter Maxine of Long Bench,sent Sunday with the J.E.Durkee family on Brookhurat-ave.Miss Ninn Jelly and Mr.Joe Lockner Jr.,of Orangethorpe-ave accompanied Mr.,and Mrs.David Hern of Fullertonto Huntington Beach,Sunday.Miss Ima Shipley of Fullertonspentthe week-end with Miss Zella VounofMagnolia-ave.Miss Ima Shipley of Fullertonspentthe week-end with Miss Zella VounofMagnolia-ave.Miss Ima Shipley of Fullertonspentthe week-end with Miss Zella VounofMagnolia-ave.Miss Ima Shipley of Fullertonspentthe week-end with Miss Zella VounofMagnolia-ave.Miss Ima Shipley of Fullertonspentthe week-end with Miss Zella VounofMagnolia-ave.Miss Ima Shipley of Fullertonspentthe week-end with Miss Zella VounofMagnolia-ave.Miss Ima Shipley of 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помещении_AnNOTHER_TH помещ Los Angeles Markets Butter ... 51 Eggs, extra ... 66 Case count ... 67 Pewee Pullets ... 44 Pewee Pullets ... 30 Cheese ... 21 Hens, under 3½ lbs, per lb ... 27 Hens, 3½ lbs, and up, per lb ... 27 Hens, colored, 4 lbs, and up each, per lb ... 32 Broilers, 1 to 1½ lbs, each ... 40 Broilers 1½ to 2 lbs, up, each ... 40 Fryers 3½ lbs, to 2 lbs, each ... 30 Roostern, soft bone, over 2 lbs, and up, per lb ... 28 Ducklings, Pekins, 3½ lbs and up, per lb ... 28 Old Cocks, per lb ... 18 Stags, per lb ... 90 Old ducks, 3½ lbs, up, each lb ... 12 Geese ... 64 $50.00 Reward —To anyone who will bring us a watch which can not be repaired to keep good time. —We have added to our employ a skilled man at the head of our watch repair department who is an expert on American and Swiss Watches. —We have reduced our prices. CLEANING Up to 15 jewel ... $1.25 Up to 21 jewel ... 1.75 Bracelet Watches ... 2.00 New Crystal ... 25 Unbreakable crystal ... 35 New hand plain ... 25 New hand fancy ... 35 New mainspring ... 1.35 —Our work is of the best and absolutely guaranteed for one year. The Jewel Box "Gifts That Please" Arthur A. Cohen, Proprietor 223 W. Center St. Anaheim According to word received from Billy Conley, middleweight boxer who fought here several times, the boxing game is going good in San Diego and the club there is showing to packed houses. Billy is booked to appear there again this Wednesday in a special event. He also stated that he was anxious to get another match in Anaheim with a real goo dbyo in order to show the local fans that he has more than they gave him credit for. Charley Graham is again on the warpath owing to the renewed talk of dropping Salt Lake from the Pacific Coast league. There has been discussion of the step for several years owing to the long jumps necessary to reach the Mormon town. Preano and San Diego are both after a franchise in the league and are working hard to land it. Jimmy Kelly, a senior student of Notre Dame university, will begin a campaign after Johnny Buffa hantam-weight title when school is out next spring according to a report yesterday. Kelly is considered one of the best bantams in the country but has been kept out of the limelight owing to his collegiate activities. Billy Darnley is busy lining up matches for the regular weekly boxing show at Sparkes' ranch Friday night and intends to put on a card that will draw from far and near. There are several good matches under consideration but have not been definitely settled upon. There must have been some mistake in the report that the San Bernardino boxing club had closed down. Irving Glasser, boxing instructor at the Ullv. of Calif., is billed to meet Johnny Adams in a return match there Thursday night. Glasser took the decision in their previous meeting. San Bernardino high and Redlands high tangle in their annual gridron meet at the former city next Friday afternoon. The two schools are ancient enemies and San Bernardino defeated Redlands last year for the first time in 15 years. Coach George Conn's Occidental college freshman football team will meet the Fullerton junior college squad at Patterson field next Friday. Despite their defeat by Long Beach high school last week the Tiger babes are confident of winning in the coming game. FEAR RADIUM EFFECTS A number of Paris building owners have refused to lease apartments to physiolans who use radium, fearing the effect of its radiations upon other tenants. Why Strangers Feel at Home on Steps NEW YORK, Oct. — A clever analyst has solved the question of why the steps and benches before our big main public library are so popular. It's because they are so unlike New York. Most of us haven't been New Yorkers for more than a few years and a good many of us, for only a few months. And we just naturally yellimb up those And we just naturally climb up those like the entrance to the state capitol back home. We sit on the benches happily, looking down on the surging crowds at the busiest corner in the world. Fifth-ave and Forty-Second-st. Then we look at the wide marble steps at our feet, and the lofty pillars behind us, spacious and uncrowded. We almost expect the representative from our own district to pass by on his way to a legislative session. When we finally joastle our way back to the street-crossing we feel as though we had been quite out of New York—when we have merely visited the building that all New York regards as its own special and particular production. WIRES ELIMINATE TIME-SPACE More than any other enterprise, the telephone industry in a comparatively short period of existence has outdone all other endeavors to conquer time and distance. Through an extensive and intricate network of wires, reaching in all directions throughout the country and connecting more than 13,450,000 telephones in the United States, the telephone industry provides a means of direct intercommunication that is unequaled in speed by the telegraph, mails, railroads, aeroplanes or any other existing means of intercommunication. CALIFORNIA PAGE SEVEN Bring Sure Results Greatest Number of Readers A PLAIN DEALER CLASSIFIED MESSENGER WILL TELL YOUR STORY TO 18,000 PEOPLE IN NORTHERN ORANGE COUNTY Real Estate Owner, plastered five-bath, screen porch, king new and modern, table garage. Good lo-reet on Los Angeles price $3,550. N. Wine-St. Santa Ana. EIR BARGAINS When you see this acre all kinds of fruit in five room plastered And the two acres in a modern six-room good floors, fireplace, award for $9,000. STEWART West Center. SALE Year-old Valencias. Ex-uniform and in prime shape. At $25,000. We offer the best close in year-old Valencias house with bath. Close to Anaheim. Reasonable terms. ALTY COMPANY West Center St. Heim. SALE Val. 5-room house. Plant, price $11,500. In house in Ana-lot. Price $1,260.00. lot. 60x169. On No. 500. cash $500.00. REALTY CO. before we got the home you UPERT Anaheim, Calif. WANTED—HELP WANTED—Two neat appearing girls between ages of 17 and 22 as usherettes at Fairyland Theatre. Apply at office. WANTED AT ONCE—Reliable girl or woman for general housekeeping. Short hours, easy work, in new home with every convenience. Call 308-J or Apply at 510 Zeyn-at. WANTED—Girl for general housework on orange ranch. Phone 755-R-4. FOR SALE—AUTOS GOOD USED CARS AT FAIR PRICES. Studebaker 4 Touring 1917. Back seat cut down for camping. Almost new top. Cord tires. $495. OAKLAND Touring 1917. New paint, good tires. A srap at $595. DODGE Touring, 1919, with extras, for $195. Read about this car again. OVERLAND Touring, 1918. The condition of this car will surprise you. Think how comfortable it is to ride in a car like this, compared with a cheaper car and for only $275. MAXWELL Touring, '16. Would make a good economical car to run to work in. Rarin' to go. $260. STUDEBAKER Special "6" Touring, 1920. Everything has been done to put this car in the best possible condition. This is the comfortable riding, easy handling model which put Studebaker in the lead in popularity. The price is less than you would pay for a new car of inferior value. FORD Touring, '21, shock absorbers and other extras. Almost new. CADILLAC 1914. Is ready to do hard work hauling anything, anywhere. $350. "A Safe Place to Buy a Used Car." BUICK 4 Touring '17. Good Tires, Top body and upholstering in fine condition Has had good care. LOWER PRICES ON USED CARS 1920 Chalmers, sport. 1917 Chalmers, touring. 1919 Hupmobile, touring. 1917 Hupmobile. 1918 Grant Six. 1920 Dodge. 1918 Chevrolet. 1917 Auburn. These cars are in excellent mechanical condition, good paint and rubber. L.F.POMEROY 134 S. Los Angeles St., Anaheim Phone 289 ROADSTERS ROADSTERS We Have Some at Right Prices 1920 Buick Road. Good tires, good paint. VAL. 5-room house. plant, price $11,500. in house in Analote rent. ST. Price $1,260.00. lot. 60x169, on No. 500, cash $500.00. DEALTY CO. before we got the home you BUPERT Anaheim, Calif. LANEQUS rus Trees. Tanaka arth end of Lemona 480W. beautiful fumed oak BER'B STORAGE N. Los Angeles-st. THORPE Oct. 19—(Spl) The marar school boys me last Friday evewith the Magnolia Why Orangesthorpe he was 17 to K. The Orangesthorpe to show you we well as winners she was held between orangesthorpe at Buena s Park team won. to 10. Cey Durkre, Mr. R. Mabel Woolridge ce of Long Beach, the J. E. Durkee t-ave. Mr. Joe Lockner, ave accompanied Hern of Fullerton Sunday. Of Fullerton spent dies Zella Voun of E. Davis made a dale, Monday. Scheffield of Leag ogers of Colorado, be J. R. Schofield upserve. and Robert Davis mong a 400-mile mourlock, California t with Mr. Kee's law, Mr. and Mrs. boys will be gone Giorgio and famims Friday night the birthday party father. horn of Magnorated his birthday in Los Angeles. found a beautiful him by some Mr. Frank Glass pay for Glendale main a few days calow for Mr. and city. Beinella and little to Riverside SunMrs Falcinella's really returned to from a trip to ROADSTERS ROADSTERS We Have Some at Right Prices 1920 Buick Road. Good tires, good paint. 1919 Dodge Road. Original finish, good rubber. 1917 Buick Road. Just overhauled. 1918 Buick Road. Re-built, five cord tires. 1916 Scripps-Booth Road. Motor re-built, a bargain. TOURING CARS 1918 Buick 7-pass. Tour. Cord tires, many extras. 1920 Cheyrolet FB Tour. Looks like new. Fine shape. 1920 Monroe Tour. New paint and top. Like new. 1920 Scripps-Booth Tour. Newly painted. Fine shape. 1919 Cheyrolet 490 Tour. Good shape. 1917 Bulek Tour. Needs paint. A bargain. 1916 Bulek Tour. Needs some work, a steal. 1911 Cadillac Tour. Fine mechanically, for shop car. ENCLOSED CARS 1918 Oakland 6 Rex Sedan 5-pass. Motor re-built, being paluted, a bargain in a sedan. ANAHEIM AUTO CO. Buick Distributors for Northern Orange County Used Car Department Bob Vincent or E. P Lrach 133 So. Los Angeles St. PROFESSIONALS WM. J. OELKE FUMIGATOR 218 S. Clementine, Anaheim Phone 240-M Dr. G. W. Closson Veterinarian SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID DOGS AND COWS Phone 288-J—128 W. Adele Street ANAHEIM "THE RETREAT" WANTED—To buy POULTRY or cash Will call for it. Phone E.W. Pohlmann 7-R-2; address R.F.D. Z. ANAHEIM FEED & FUEL COMPANY Hay, Grain, Seeds, Poultry Supplies Fertilizers, Wood, Coal, Sprays and Insecticides Public Weight Masters, 15 ton Scales Anaheim, California ORANGE COUNTY Business College Enroll now for our fall term. Individual instruction. Positions for graduates. Ask for free catalogue. DAY SCHOOL NIGHT SCHOOL President. AUTOS WASHED Polished and Simonized, Tops Dressed. Air Compressor and Spray for Cleaning Motors. Cars Called for and returned. C.E. INGRAHAM 135 Elm St., Anaheim Phone 372-J PAYNE'S TRANSFER Co. BAGGAGE EXPRESS Furniture moving, general hauling at any time. 202 N. Los Angeles St., Phone 93-M. Anaheim Beautiful EXPERT LAWN MAKER E.JONES Phone Anaheim 9 124 North Los Angeles St. FUMIGATOR 218 S. Clementine, Anaheim Phone 240-M Dr. G.W. Closson Veterinarian SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID DOGS AND COWS Phone 288-J—128 W. Adele Street ANAHEIM "THE RETREAT" A Modern Home Specializing in the Care of Obstetrical Cases Gertrude A. Lawrence Graduate Nurse 1107 Lincoln Ave., Anaheim, Calif. DR.C.S.O'TOOLE Physician & Surgeon Phones: Residence 54€ Office 569 242 W. Center St. Phone 317 Bessica F.Raiche,M.D. Specializing Obstetrics and Diseases of Women 217-218 First Nat'l Bank Bldg. Telephone Office 649-J Residence 648-M 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 Cole Internal Medicine Dr.H.D Newkirk Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Dr.R.D Alkman, Assistant Dr.H.Van de Erve Pathology Dr.J.Robinson Diseases of Children Dr.A.H Galvin Orthopedics J.S.Ward, Ph.G Pharmacy