oc-plain-dealer 1921-10-22

SPORTING EVENTS FOUR DRAWS LAST NIGHT AT SPARKS' Four draws and a technical knockout were dished out on the regular weekly boxing program at Sparka' fistic ranch last night. Bud Soules and Jack Spar put up one of the best battles seen on a local card in the main event, and after four rounds of rapid-fire milling Referee Darnley called the fracas a draw. Any other decision would have been a hairline affair and a draw was the only way out. There are some who believe Soules had a slight shade, but if he did it would have had to be measured with a delicate instrument. There was action from the opening gong and concluded an all round good card. A return match between both boys would be looked on with favor. Albert (Kid) Leo's seconds tossed in the towel in the third round to save their man from a knockout at the hands of Sailor Hackley in the semi-windup. Leo made a game fight to win but was outclassed from the start. The sailor floored him for five or six times before the flag of truce started on its mission. Danny O'Brien got a draw for his work with Sailor Ashmore where a decision to the veteran would have shown better judgment, according to the consensus of opinion, Danny scoring a knockdown in the second round, a lead which the sailor never materially overcame. The blue jacket did a lot of leading in the last sessions but failed to connect often enough. O'Brien is still worth the money, and can go for a good many more bouts in the four-round game. Young Burton and Sailor Ashmore put up a whirlwind bout, the draw verdict being the only alternative of the referee. Buston ado- SPORT BRIEF'S ACCORDING to an announcement by Tex Rickard yesterday, he expects the Dempsey-Wilford match July 4, to draw an $800,000 house. The two drew $400,000 at Toledo, in face of many conditions detrimental to the bout. Riccard declares. He also added that Harry Wills, colored heavy, would not be a drawing card against Dempsey. An announcement made yesterday in Los Angeles, stated Jack Dempsey, heavyweight king, would appear there beginning Jan. 1, in the Pantages theatre in a sketch called Jack Dempsey's Road Show. Dempsey begins a 30-week tour from Chicago today. accompanied by his manager and a retinue of sparring partners. Santa Ana high school football lightweight lost to Whittier at the latter place yesterday by the score of 14 to 7. Santa Ana got her only tally in the first quarter when Cook rushed the ball over the line in an off-tackle drive. George Marks, Los Angeles bantam, easily won the decision over Kid George in the main event at the American Legion Hollywood stadium last night. Billy McCann and Young France will box the main event there next Friday. FULLERTON ROMPS AWAY FROM ORANGE Fullerton high school played college football yesterday afternoon at that city and romped away from Orange by the score of 54 to 0. During the first three quarters Fullerton had things entirely their SUNDAY LAST GAME FOR BASEBALL ELKS Anaheim people will have an opportunity to see the Elks' banner fly over a ball field for the last time this season when the state champions meet the crack Gen-Murphy's of Los Angeles, at Fullerton ball park Sunday. Hughes, the Elks' "old reliable," will start for the locals against the long driving haberdashers from the city. According to an announcement by Pete Hax today, the Elks' squad will be there in its entirety and ex-Mr. Hax added that there was pects to bring home the bacon, some talk of the team holding to but that it would be on their own gether and playing winter baseball "hock." The haberdashers have been playing big league baseball this year, according to reports from the city, and expect to take the local squa to a trimming. However, there are few here who believe they will conquer the "convention winners." HUNTINGTON BEACH DEFEATS SECONDS Huntington Beach's football squad visited the local field yesterday afternoon and returned home with the scalp of Anaheim's seconds. The score ended 21 to 7. Anaheim's only goal was made in the third quarter by a series of gains thru the line, the local left end taking the ball on a long end run crossing the line. The visitors had a slight advantage by making long gains thru Anaheim's line. FULLERTON ROMPS AWAY FROM ORANGE Fullerton high school played college football yesterday afternoon at that city and romped away from Orange by the score of 54 to 0. During the first three quarters Fullerton had things entirely their own way and went thru, around and over the Orange squad. However, the visitors started hitting Fullerton's line in the last quarter and went thru for several 10 and 12 yard gains. However, when in striking distance of the goal, Fullerton held them and punted out of danger. Callahan, formerly Los Angeles' all-city end provoked a barrel of mirth in the third quarter when in a dazed condition he got the ball and ran 60 yards in the wrong direction before discovering his mistake. He turned around and ran back forty yards before being down, putting over what is said to be the first 100 yard run ever made with but a 20 yard Joss. Callahan plays right end for Fullerton. Quarterback McDermont, of Fullerton, was given credit for the stellar role of the day. Judge K. M. Landis, supreme dictator of baseball, has won a decision over Bage Ruth and the latter has sent the judge his apologies for violating organized baseball law, according to word from the east today. The big Bambino has cancelled his barnstorming tour. The cancellation and the apology came after a conference between the home run king and Col. T. L. Houston, part owner of the New York Yankees. Ruth declares that he has been offered big money to play independent ball next year but will forego this and remain with the Yankees if the trouble can be smoothed over. The King of Klout's barnstorming trip was a failure, it was said, the $1000 a day guarantee being barely exceeded by the receipts. TENDLER DEFEATED BY ROCKY KANSAS Rocky Kansas, the Buffalo light-weight, won a clean enit decision over Lew Tendler in their 15 round go at Madison Square Garden last night. Tendler, who was called the light-runner-up, went into the ring at a 2 to 1 favorite over the Buffalo mauler, the latter according to the dopesters not having a chance with the Quaker lad. Kansas won all the way, flooring Tendler in the ninth round. Tendler was up in a hurry, however, and the end of the bout found them head to head battling. The winner of the match is said to be in line with another bout with Benny Leonard, title holder, the lat- Huntington Beach's football squad visited the local field yesterday afternoon and returned home with the scalp of Anaheim's seconds. The score ended 21 to 7. Anaheim's only goal was made in the third quarter by a series of gains thru the line, the local left end taking the ball on a long end run crossing the line. The visitors had a slight advantage of weight and used it to their own advantage by making long gains thru Anaheim's line. Try a Plain Dealer Want Ad. Try a Plain Dealer Want Ad. Chiropractic and Electric Treatments DIAGNOSIS FREE DR. G. A. NETH Licensed Drugless Practitioner Phone 80— 120 W. Center St. Anaheim CHICHESTER S PILLS THE DIAMOND ISLAND Licensed Ask your Drugs for Chiropractic or Diamond Brand Pills in Kendall and Gold metallic tours, mixed with Bing Johnson Take new orders. Buy now DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE START MOTORCYCLE RACE AT MIDNIGHT The three remaining machines in the motorcycle contest being staged in Orange-co., the side car and novice lasses of which were run a week ago, will start at midnight to finish running off the contest on a 10-mile course below Santa Ana. The three remaining contestants in the big contest, which is different from those already won, are: :H. Jieslick of Santa Ana, with an Indian; Frank E. Clark of Los Angeles, with a Henderson, and Bill Church with Los Angeles, with an Aze. 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.s. Telephone 749 THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA A PLAIN DEALER CLASSIFIED MESSENGER WILL TELL YOUR STORY TO 18,000 PEOPLE IN NORTHERN ORANGE COUNTY Plain Dealer Wants Bring Place Your Wants Before the Greatest Numbers NEW TODAY CASH BARGAIN HUNTER! Are you looking for raw land price, with a 20 years walnut grove, within 3 miles of Anaheim, 10-inch well, small house, mill tank, barn and chicken houses plenty water 11% acres, $15,000, cash $10,000. Lots from $800 to $950. $350 cash. Bal. teams. What have youuto trade for Apt. house and large lot at L. A. About $20,000, must be clear and here or eastern property, $3,600. Rental income. H. E. SCOTT, Real Estate 112 N. Los Angeles St. Phone 505, Res. 250-W. FOR SALE—Oliver single bottom, combination horse or tractor drawn 16-in. plow. This plow is just like new, $70. Other used implements at reduced prices. Geo. Dunton, Ford, Agency, Phone Anaheim 263. FOR SALE—Ford Couple. Looka and runs like new. Can save $275 on this car. Geo. Dunton, Ford Agency, Phone Anaheim 263. 1920 DORT to trade in on lot or small house and lot. P. O. Box 384. PETALUMA HATCHERY, established 1902 by L. W. Clark. White and Brown Leghorn chicks every Monday and Thursday. We positively guarantee safe arrival and full count of good strong chicks and no questions asked. Send for prices. L. W. CLARK, Petaluma, Calif. Box H. VELLE 1½ TON TRUCK This new truck is to be sold at a big discount. Call Fallerton 89 address 114-W. Commonwelath. Sue Amack, Chiropractor, Wilson & Bever Blidg. 148 W. Center-st. FOR SALE—Home with income. In city of Orange. New 6-room house with all conveniences. Full acre with 94 citrus trees. Good crop set. Other fruit. A pick-up see it anyway. E. W. Parsons, 415, No. Batavia-st., Orange, Calif. FOR SALE—Lima bean straw. Any amount. Special price in car lots. Immediate delivery. Also sheep manure. J. E. Schumann, Anaheim, Phone 423-M. FOR SALE—Three room house, and lot. POULTRY WANTED—To buy POULTRY for cash. Will call for it. Phone E. W. Pohimana T-R; address R. F. D. 2. FOR SALE—1 American Electric Incubator, absolutely as good as new, been used but part of one season. 540-egg capacity. Cost $85.90 new. A big bargain at $50.00. SUPERIOR EGG FARM, Hansen Station, Phone 779-J-2. FOR SALE—3 American Brooder stoves. Each will handle 1500 baby chicks. Now is the time to prepare for a busy season next spring. Stoves are in good condition and are priced for a quick turnover at our "clean-up" sale at $20 each. SUPERIOR EGG FARM, Hansen Station, Phone 779-J-2. FOUND FOUND—Stray horse. J. R. Schofield, corner Orangenthorpe and Grand-ave. Buena Park, Calif. La Habra Items LA HABRA, Oct. 22—(Spl.)—M. A. Frazer, secretary of the C. of C. of Anaheim, the speaker of the evening, at the celebration of the local chamber on Thursday evening at a dinner and discussion at the social hall. The dinner was a most satisfying affair given by the famous cooks of the Ladies' Aid. The program was opened by a piano solo by M. J. Pickering and a reading by Miss Robbins. The discussion waxed warm when F. W. Bishop started the ball rolling by asking why the taxpayers were not notified of the meeting of the chamber and their action of recinding the cutting down of the grade on Hiatt-st when the majority of the interested taxpayers had recommended this as the solution of the water problem. After milling around in a circle for a while, the motion to call a mass meeting Monday, of the interested taxpayers was decided on. The speaker, Mr. Fraser, poured oil on the waters by a few humorous remarks and a few bouquets thrown at this part of the county (all of FOR SALE—Burnham bungalow, called phonograph with 10 records, $75.00. Austin Music Co., 208 E. Center. FOR SALE—15 acres near Bellflower cheap. A. Falcinella, care Page ranch. box 24, Buena Park, Calif. FOR SALE—Lots, on West St. Inquire of owner at 1001 W. Center. 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 $4300. And the two acres of citrus fruit with a modern six-room house with hardwood floors, fireplace right on the houseward for $9,000. JAMES E. STEWART 200 East Center. Office Phone 5 Res. 535-J FOR SALE Come quick! I have got but a few of those good lots left on No. Lemon-st at $1,260.$250.00 cash. At that fine no-of-bare land will soon go as they are starting that oil will just 2 miles off Price $7,500,$250.00. SEE THE HOME REALTY CO.for good homes. 129 E Center St.Anaheim F.A.RUPERT FOR SALE Ten acres eight-year-old Valencias.Excellent soil,trees uniform and in prime condition cement piped.At $55,000we consider this one of the best close in buys we have. Five acres.Nine-year-old Valencias.Excellent soil,house with city gas and electricity.Perpetual water.right. This 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. 29 ACRES $65,000 $20,000 CROP This is the best income grove for the price asked we have had for a good many years.Just think:29 acres at $65,000,and the owner will allow $70,000 FOR SALE—HOME Sealed bids will be received by the Board of Trustees of the City of Anaheim up to Thursday, Nov. 10, 1921 at 8 o'clock p.m. for the sale of the five-room frame residence at 305 North Lemon St. in the City of Anaheim. The purchaser must remove said residence from the premises within 30 days from the date of the contract of purchase. A certified check for $50,000 must accompany each bid the check of the successful bidder to be forfeited to the City of Anaheim if he fails to enter into a contract in accordance with his bid. By order of the Board of Trustees of the City of Anaheim. O. E. STEWARD, City Manager. Publish, Oct. 22-25-28, Nov. 1-4-8. ANAHEIM LAUNDRY SUFFERS DEFEAT Anaheim Laundry suffered defeat last night to T. Bone Rileys of Los Angeles in the first So. Cal. Major Bowling league contest locally. The score: Anaheim Laundry Karam ... 161 181 186 — 528 Raymond ... 188 227 160 — 575 Theodore, J. ... 161 ... 322 Johnson ... 160 162 — 161 Heffron ... 175 174 166 — 515 Gordon ... 201 179 141 — 521 Totals ... 886 921 815 T. Bone Riley Jones ... 216 198 190 — 604 Graycheck ... 163 198 175 — 536 Welling ... 194 183 165 — 542 Gregg ... 169 217 198 — 584 Hershey ... 213 146 242 — 601 Totals ... 955 942 970 Sport Chatter The UNIV. OF CALIF. has sent an invitation to Princeton University inviting the latter's football team to meet the Bears either this season or sometime next year. But what's the use, the Bears sent out a carload of invitations last year and found no lakers. We are beginning to believe that the "big ten" aggregations are afraid of California's Hea队. A leather pusher baseball organization is being formed in Los Angeles. WASHINGTON, Oct 22—Increased agitation for the adoption of a sales tax had moved in a circle for a while, the motion to call a mass meeting Monday, of the interested taxpayers was decided on. The speaker, Mr. Fraser, poured oil on the waters by a few humorous remarks and a few bouquets thrown at this part of the county (all of which was true) after which the meeting adjourned. The charter members of the Embroidery club known as the Busy Needleworkers, were the guests of Mrs. Elsie Brewster of Huntington Beach, formerly of this place, at a noon luncheon on Wednesday. The afternoon was spent in Five Hundred at which Mrs. R. Esting won first, and Mrs. Muchow second. The decorations and favors were all in the Hallowe'en motif. Those invited were: Mesdames Muchow, Little, Frantz, Launer, Jackson, Wester, Hilbert, Wanda Davis Phillips of Hollywood, Mrs. F. J. Lightfoot of Fullerton, Mrs. H. E. Zike and Mrs. R. Easting of Whittier, E. Sherman of Brea, and Mrs. Quinn and Patterson of Huntington Beach. Mrs. W. E. Stark and her sister, Mrs. Anna Redman of Pittsburgh, Pa., who is visiting at the Stark home on Lois-st, were Hollywood visitors on Friday, Mrs. Redman has visited Tulare and the beach and thinks there is no place like California. Motorizing to Imperial valley the A. J. Wilsons spent the week-end there and at San Diego, and while away they visited several cities in the valley and made a short trip to Mexico. Mrs. Harold Peabody was hostess to the Busy Needleworkers Thursday at their regular meeting. The house and table was a bower of lovely bronze chrysanthemums and pitch mansions. A daily collection was served by the hostess. Among those present were the matrons, Little, Stanford, Frantz, Launer, Johnson, Peabody, Chynning, Muchow, Crumrine, Wester and Lutewiler. Mrs. T. D. Linsey is entertaining her brother's wife, Mrs. Bruce Stanford, of San Fernando, and the little daughter Anad. Mrs. Stanford came down to attend the party at Mrs. Peabody's. H. E. Hart left Friday morning for Jasamine to visit his son's family, the Charles Harts at their ranch near that place. TAX AGITATION IS TO COME UP FIRST WASHINGTON, Oct 22—Increased agitation for the adoption of a sales tax had moved in a circle for a while, the motion to call a mass meeting Monday, of the interested taxpayers was decided on. The speaker, Mr. Fraser, poured oil on the waters by a few humorous remarks and a few bouquets thrown at this part of the county (all of which was true) after which the meeting adjourned. The charter members of the Embroidery club known as the Busy Needleworkers, were the guests of Mrs. Elsie Brewster of Huntington Beach, formerly of this place, at a noon luncheon on Wednesday. The afternoon was spent in Five Hundred at which Mrs. R. Esting won first, and Mrs. Muchow second. The decorations and favors were all in the Hallowe'en motif. Those invited were: Mesdames Muchow, Little, Frantz, Launer, Jackson, Wester, Hilbert, Wanda Davis Phillips of Hollywood, Mrs. F. J. Lightfoot of Fullerton, Mrs. H. E. Zike and Mrs. R. Easting of Whittier, E. Sherman of Brea, and Mrs. Quinn and Patterson of Huntington Beach. Mrs. W. E. Stark and her sister, Mrs. Anna Redman of Pittsburgh, Pa., who is visiting at the Stark home on Lois-st, were Hollywood visitors on Friday, Mrs. Redman has visited Tulare and the beach and thinks there is no place like California. Motorizing to Imperial valley the A. J. Wilsons spent the week-end there and at San Diego, and while away they visited several cities in the valley and made a short trip to Mexico. Mrs. Harold Peabody was hostess to the Busy Needleworkers Thursday at their regular meeting. The house and table was a bower of lovely bronze chrysanthemums and pitch mansions. A daily collection was served by the hostess. Among those present were the matrons, Little, Stanford, Frantz, Launer, Johnson, Peabody, Chynning, Muchow, Crumrine, Wester and Lutewiler. Mrs. T. D. Linsey is entertaining her brother's wife, Mrs. Bruce Stanford of San Fernando, and the little daughter Anad. Mrs. Stanford came down to attend the party at Mrs. Peabody's. H.E.A.CHAUNCEY HAINES at the California Theatre, then get one of his player rolls here. Also all the new November records and late sheet music.Hammels Music Store, 124 East Center.Phone 145. HEAR CHAUNCEY HAINES at the California Theatre, then get one of his player rolls here. Also all the new November records and late sheet music.Hammels Music Store, 124 East Center.Phone 145. FOR SALE—Miscellaneous WANTED TO BUY—A residence lot in Anaheim What have you? Address E.Buchold, 329 E.Center.st care East Side Grocery. WANTED—Washing and ironing to do at home Phone 339-M or call S.Claudina-st back City Power Plant. WANTED—Walnuts,cash or trade,215 W.Center.Phone 526-J.J.F.Kenney,Grocery. WANTED—To buy live stock; highest market price paid Ph.Anaheim 183. WANTED—$6,000.OO loan on bungalow court to be built soon;3 years at 8%Want to deal with principal only.Address A.P.A Plain Dealer. WANTED—0range grove near Anaheim Have cash.Prefer home on it Give full particulars.location and lowest price.Will not consider passing more than actual value.Address P.O.Box 323,Anaheim. WANTED—For cash.second-hand pianos.Also buy,sell,echange,rent and repair piano.phonographsand sewing machines.Large stock of standard merchandise to select from.Hammels Music Store，124 East Center.Phone 145. HEAR CHAUNCEY HAINES at the California Theatre,them get one of his player rolls here.Also all the new November records and late sheet music.Hammels Music Store，124 East Center.Phone 145. FOR SALE—Miscellaneous FOR SALE—Harley Davison Motorcycle in fine condition.$100.OO cash.Call at Plain Dealer. FOR SALE—Auto shop tools,rear of 134 S.Los Angeles St. FOR SALE—Furniture and rugs.W.M.Wellman.last house on nurses side.of The UNIV. OF CALIF. has sent an invitation to Princeton University inviting the latter's football team to meet the Bears either this season or sometime next year. But what's the use, the Bears send out a carload of invitations last year and found no takers. We are beginning to believe that the "big ten" aggregations are afraid of California's Heat. A leather pusher baseball organization is being formed in Los Angeles under the direction of Charley Kline, boxing manager. The club is to be known as the Fistic Stars, 'tis said, but say, who will be the umpire. That question is now being debated, as it seems that most of the Angel city umps don't care to take a chance on having an argument to ensue. Among the prominent four-round boxers who will play are Lucky Lugo, Young George, Tommy McFarland, Frankie Monroe and Lee Moore. Mickey Farrell is assisting in rganizing the team. Most of those in the line-up have been playing ball the past season, spending the evening pushing some guy around the ring. Ralph Smith, the baby hippo boxer who can't find a ready made boxing shoe in America, k. o'd his opponent in the first session of the L. A. A. C. boxing show night before last. Several local boxers declared that had they been caught in the squared circle facing young Smith, they would have given him the benefit of all doubt and went to sleep unassisted by one of his iron dukes. Dudley, Anaheim's olored flash, has been matched for six rounds in a semi-final at Tia Juana Wednesday night. MULLER HAS BAD KNEE BERGELEY, Oct. 22 Brick Muller veteran right end on the Bruin team, was tripped from behind by Martin of the Nevada eleven during the first quarter of Saturday's game. It is that he cracked his knee in falling. In this case, Muller will be out of the game for about a year. An-ray will be taken today to decide the exact extent of his injuries. Try a Plain Dealer Want Ad. TAX AGITATION IS TO COME UP FIRST WASHINGTON, Oct 22—Increased agitation for the adoption of sales tax has forced the question ahead of various other legislative matters due for consideration in congress. H. C. L. HITS BRITISH KING'S HOUSEHOLD LONDON, Oct. 22—George V., king of England, feels he is spending too much money on palatial magnificence. An investigation into the household affairs of Birmingham palace was begun today. Get the habit of saving money before marriage if you would save it after. The manly art of self-defense goes lame when it encounters a woman's eyes. Los Angeles Markets Butter ... 51 Eggs, extra ... 68 Case count ... 57 Pewee Pullets ... 46 Pewee Pulllets ... 20 Cheese ... 21 @ 23 Hens, under 3½ lbs., per lb ... 27 Hens, 3½ lbs., 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 3 lbs., each ... 30 Roasters, soft bone, over 3 lbs., and up, per lb ... 28 Ducklings, Pekins, 3½ lbs. and up, per lb ... 25 Old Cocks, per lb ... 16 Stags, per lb ... 18 Old ducks, 3½ lbs., up, each lb ... 12 Geese ... 15 The Plain Dealer for Good Printing. Try Plain Dealer Want Ads. HEAR CHAUNCEY HAINES at the California Theatre, then get one of his player rolls here. Also all the new November records and late sheet music. Hammell's Music Store, 124 East Center. Phone-145. FOR SALE—Miscellaneous FOR SALE—Harley Davison Motorcycle in fine condition. $100.00 cash. Call at Plain Dealer. FOR SALE—Auto shop tools, rear of 134 S. Los Angeles St. FOR SALE—Furniture and rugs. W. M. Wellman, last house on north side of E. Center-at. R. F. D. 5. FOR SALE—Holstein cow giving 2 gallons milk. Phone 755-J-12. FOR SALE—Cabbage plants; 2 miles south of Buena Park¼ mile west on Olive-st. B. R. Shinn, Phone Anaheim 761-J-2. FOR SALE—Phonograph, retail price $175, 2 dozen records, at big discount. Cash or terms. Inquire California Hotel. FOR SALE—1 Westinghouse Electric range-complete with three top plates, large oven and smaller broiler oven. Price right for quick sale. Chas. W. Peters, Hansen Station. Phone 779-J-3. FOR SALE—a new 15-25 model, Yuba Tractor, a new 5-gang disc plow for tractor, a new 16-in. Jumbo Moline plow, first class and rain damaged barley hay at R. Courreges, 1 mile west of Talbert, Calif. LOST LOST—Strayed or stolen—Boston bull terrier; disappeared after football game on last Sat afternoon at high school. Answers to name of "Roudy" color; brindle back with white face; age around 7 months. Call Grove 122-M. FOR RENT FOR RENT — Furnished room with private entrance for two gentlemen. 117 N.Clementine-st. FOR RENT—Unfurnished house. 312 W.Broadway. Inquire 350 E. Center St. M.EUGENE DURFEE Architect Room 5, Cassou Bldg. Phone 692 Anaheim RENTS Bring Sure Results the Greatest Number of Readers A PLAIN DEALER CLASSIFIED MESSENGER WILL TELL YOUR STORY TO 18,000 PEOPLE IN NORTHERN ORANGE COUNTY SALE—Real Estate Burnham bungalow, carph with 10 records, $75.00. Co., 308 E. Center. THEIR BARGAINS When you see this acre with all kinds of fruit in good five room plastered 800. And the two acres with a modern six-room hardwood floors, fireplace, boulevard for $9,000. ES E. STEWART East Center. FOR SALE Res. 535-J I have got but a few lots left on No. Lemon-st. $60.00 cash. ME REALTY CO. for good Center St., Anaheim A. RUPERT. FOR SALE Nine-year-old Valencias. Excises uniform and in prime ment piped. At $55,000, we one of the best close in. Nine-year-old Valencias. Home house with city gas. Perpetual water right. Also close in on good $21,000. Very reasonable three year old Valencias. Home house with bath. Water. Close to Anaheim on reasonable terms. REALTY COMPANY 130 West Center St. Anaheim. ACRES $85,000 20,000 CROP Best income grove for the we have had for a good Just think, 29 acres at owner will allow $20,000. 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-st. WANTED—Girl for general housework on orange ranch. Phone 755-R-4. FOR SALE—AUTOS FOR SALE—Used Ford touring, cheap. $29 So. Claudina, Telephone 219. SOME BARGAINS! YOU'LL SAY, WHEN YOU SEE THESE FORDS Ford touring ... $125.00 Ford touring ... $150.00 Ford roadster (1920) ... Make offer These cars are ready to go. We buy, trade and sell. Phone 490—Chevrolet Garage. 396 N. Los Angeles St. See Mack. 1920 BUICK—1920 BUICK $350.00 cash or small car as payment down on 1920 Buick touring in wonderful condition, both mechanically and appearance—tires almost new — fully equipped—a real bargain—look at it and you'll be convinced. Phone 247, ask for Mr. LeFeber. "WILL SACRIFICE" Equity in 1919 Ford runabout, in fin condition—natural wood wheels—demountable rims—starter block—speedometer—A-1 tires—payments, about $20 per month. Phone 247, ask for Mr. LeFeber. GOOD USED CARS AT FAIR PRICES. Studebaker 4 Touring 1917. Back seat cut down for camping. Almost new top. Cord tires. $45. OAKLAND Touring 1917. New paint, good tires. A stap at $595. DODGE Touring, 1919, with extras, for $785. Read about this car again. OVERLAND Touring, 1919. 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. 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 184 S. Los Angeles St., Anaheim Phone 289 ROADSTERS ROADSTERS We Have Some at Right Prices 1916 Buick Road.; new paint, new tires, motor re-built. 1919 Dodge Road., original finish, cord tires. 1916 Buick Road., 5 cord tires, fine mechanically. 1917 Buick Road., new block, fine shape. GOOD USED CARS AT FAIR PRICES. Studebaker 4 Touring 1917. Back seat cut down for camping. Almost new top. Cord tires. $45. OAKLAND Touring 1917. New paint, good tires. A strap at $59. DODGE Touring, 1919, with extras, for $785. Read about this car again. OVERLAND Touring, 1919. 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 upholstered in fine condition. Has had good care. REO Touring. A solid, well made, 4 cyl. car. There's years of good service in this car with reasonable care. $450.00. WILLSYS-KNIGHT Touring. Almost new, Goodyear Non-Skid tires all around. Our price is $350.00 below market. CHEVROLET 490 Touring, '18. You cannot beat this buy at $295.00. DODGE Touring, '18. Has a top that is different from others. $725.00. CHEVROLET F.B.Touring, '20. This car is really like new. Wire wheels, bumpers, good spare tire. It's a beauty and worth the price we are asking. FORD Touring, '18. Several extras. $275.00. DORT Touring, '17. Very economical to run. Plate glass in top n'everything Just the car to run to work in. Terms to right parties. HARRY D. RILEY Studebaker Distributor ... Used Car Dept. next to City Hall. ANAHEIM MISCELLANEOUS FREE WALNUT WOOD for hauling trees felled, close to Anaheim. Phone 494-W. BOY 14 WANTS to work for board and go to school. 614 Acacia-st. Huntington Beach H. Harris. ALL KINDS of Citrus Trees. Tanaka Citrus Nursery, north end of Lemon-st. Araheim. Phone 480W. BARGAINS—In beautiful rumen on gas pianos at GAMBER'S STORAGE WAREHOUSE, 202 N. Los Angeles-st. Araheim. ROADSTERS We Have Some at Right Prices 1916 Buick Road., new paint, new tires, motor re-built. 1919 Dodge Road., original finish, cord tires. 1916 Buick Road., 5 cord tires, fine mechanically. 1917 Buick Road., new block, fine shape. 1916 Scripps-Booth Road., entirely re-built. TOURING CARS 1918 Buick Tour., 7-pass., cord tires, many extras. 1920 Chevrolet PB Tour., new paint, top. 1917 Dodge Tour., good shape, a bargain. 1920 Monroe Tour., classy paint job. 1919 Chevrolet 490 Tour., a good buy. 1920 Scripps-Booth Tour., new paint, fine shape. 1916 Chevrolet 490 Tour., very cheap. 1919 Ford Tour., new paint, starter. 1917 Ford Tour., a bargain. 1916 Buick Tour., a steal, needs work. 1911 Cadillac Tour., fine for shop car or truck. ENCLOSED CARS 1918 Oakland Rex Sedan, motor re-built, new paint, a bargain. ANAHEIM AUTO CO. Buick Distributors for Northern Orange County Used Car Department Bob Vincent or E. P Lynch 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. Adelae Street ANAHEIM THE RETREAT A Modern Home Specializing in the Care of Obstetrical Cases Gertrude A. Lawrence Graduate Nurse NCEY HAINES at the entire, then get one of his here. Also all the new cards and late sheet music. Store, 124 East Center. E—Miscellaneous Harley Davison Motorcycle on, $100.00 cash. Call at auto shop tools, rear of leses. Furniture and rugs. W. M. house on north side of F. D. 5. Platein cow giving 2 galone 755-J-12. abbage plants; 2 miles in Park ¼ mile west on Shinn, Phone Anaheim Monograph, retail price, records, at big discount. Inquire California Westinghouse Electric with three top plates, smaller broiler oven, quick sale, Chas. W. Station. Phone 779-J-3. new 15-25 model, Yuba 5-gang disc plow for 15-in. Jumbo Moline and rain damaged. Courregae, 1 mile west. LOST or stolen—Boston bull rared after football game morrow at high school. name of "Roudy" color, with white face, age. Call Grove 122-M. R RENT Furnished room with for two gentlemen. 117 furnished house, 312 W. shire 350 E. Center St. NE DURFEE architect Cassou Bldg. Anaheim FREE WALNUT WOOD for hauling trees felled, close to Anaheim. Phone 484-W. BOY 14 WANTS to work for board and go to school. 614 Acacia-st. Huntington Beach. H. Harris. ALL KINDS of Citrus Tree. Tanaka Citrus Nursery, north end of Lemonst. Araheim. Phone 480W. BARGAINS—In beautiful rumed oak planos st GAMBER'S STORAGE WAREHOUSE, 202 N. Los Angeles-st. Anaheim. Try a Plain Dealer Want Ad. ANAHEIM FEED & FUEL COMPANY Hay, Grain, Seeds, Poultry Supplies Fertilizers, Wood, Coal, Sprays and Insecticides Public Weight Masters, 15.ton Scales Anaheim, California AUTOS WASHED Polished and Simonized, Tops Dressed. Air Compressor and Spray for Cleaning Motors. Cars Called for and returned. C. E. INGRAHAM 185 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. 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 649-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,P.K.G. Pharmacy