oc-plain-dealer 1922-01-20

THURSDAY, January 19, 1922 SPORTING EVENTS NEW CITY LEAGUE WILL OPEN MONDAY Anaheim's newly organized City Bowling league will get into action Monday night when the Studebakarr will clash with Dew Drop Inn and the Buicks will face the Little Ambassadors. On Tuesday evening the other half of the league will get underway. Walter's Jordans meeting Dunton's Fords and Yungbluths face Tridle & Tridle. Each team will have a Class A bowler. The line-ups are: Studebakers — Logefiel, Payne, Bruce, Williams and Heffron. Dew Drop Inn — Martin, Steve, Hofbower, Kluewer and Schulz. Buicks — James, Sheridan, Goodrum, Schneider and Gordon. Little Ambassador—Wulf Schlueter, Flores, Ferking and Karam. Walter's Jordans—Holmes, Crabb, Endley, Parks and Theodore. Benton's Fords—Cordes, Holland, Hunt, Perry and Johnson. Yungbluths — Kemper, Dyckman, McCleland, Muckenthaler and Raymond. Tridle & Tridle—Yeorn, Moore, Ferris, Mitchell and Efker. SUES FOR ALLEGED JUDGMENT DODGING After somewhat protracted delay, the civil action brot by P. S. McNutt to set aside the transfer of title to 50 acres at Stanton from Abe Kasviner to his wife, Frieda, was again scheduled to come to trial this afternoon in the superior court. Kasviner is alleged to have transferred his property to his wife in 1921 shortly before McNutt. ANAHEIM CASABA TOSSERS LOSE TWO Two Anaheim high school boys' basketball teams suffered defeat at the hands of Fullerton teams last night. The local 136-pounders lost 49 to 6 and the skeeters or 110-pounders lost by 16 to 15. Fullerton played Anaheim here this afternoon in the first boys' league game. Anaheim girls will play at Garden Grove Monday in the last girls' league game. Fullerton and Orange clash on the latter's court Tuesday to determine who come in second to Anaheim's championship girls. OCCIDENTAL LOSES TO FULLERTON 33-13 The Fullerton junior college played Occidental college last night, winning by a score of 33 to 13 in a basketball contest. The game with Orange which the girls were scheduled to play was postponed until Tuesday. NAME TRIAL JURORS FOR NEXT 6 MONTHS Trial jurors for the first half of 1922 in the superior courts of Orange county were drawn by Judge Z. B. West as follows: Alfred R. Evans, Mrs. Catherine Broomell, Cora W. Hearn, Mrs. Eather E. Chapman, Eugene Livingston, Joseph H. Utz, Fred L. Marsile, James H. Rochester, A. R. Christensen, Mrs. Frances B. Shepard, Mrs. Edna E. Stephenson, William F. Lutz, Addie A. Drake, Conrad J. Mauerhan, A. L. Cotant, Conrad G. Lott, Hattie L. Dunn, William D. Livingston, Harry H. Blee, William M. NEW TODAY FOR SALE—St. Regis Riverside bearing strawberry Wheeler, 1 mile south of Sunkist ave. FOR SALE—See our ad in todays issue of this have money. J. E. Schmidt West Anaheim, Phone 758-200-1000 WANTED—Young lady position in office as typist assistant. Phone Fullerton WANTED—By competetion position in restaurant on Phone Fullerton 101-J-2 NOTICE TO REAL ESTATES My 5-acre orange tween Brookhurst and Moff off the market. CHAS. ATTENTION VOTERS with Mrs. Hattle A. Alcott Estate office. FOR SALE — 1919 F Good shape mechanically A real bargain. Stanton pair Station, 129 N. Len FOR SALE — 3000 straw 3 miles east on North-st. ing. FOR SALE — Dry stove Toggenberg nanny goat. W. South-st. FOR SALE — 2 geese, 5 of oil station on Garden Lincoln-bldd. and 5 mil Elbinger. FOR SALE — Lot 65x135 belmina and Philadelph quire John Lotze, 124 wealth, Fullerton. SUES FOR ALLEGED JUDGMENT DODGING After somewhat protracted delay, the civil action brot by P. S. McNutt to set aside the transfer of title to 50 acres at Stanton from Abe Kasviner to his wife, Frieda, was again scheduled to come to trial this afternoon in the superior court. Kasviner is alleged to have transferred his property to his wife in 1921, shortly before McNutt, so is a Los Angeles attorney, secured a court judgment against him for $1444 in Los Angeles, thus inferring that the transfer was deliberately intended to evade the judgment, McNutt asks that a receiver be named for the property, in order to dispose of a portion of it sufficient to satisfy the judgment he holds. Two Girls in Ford Accused of Speeding When J. R. Eyman of Santa Ana tried to pass two girls driving a Ford car in Brea canyon, he met disaster, according to a report he made to Sheriff C. E. Jackson. The girls speeded up their car and before Eyman could dive his Essex past them J. P. Galloway, of Fullerton, passed around a curve from the opposite direction. Eyman became caught in a jam, he told the sheriff. Galloway, Eyman declared, refused to give him right of way and the two cars driven by Eyman and Galloway, locked hubs. Each car lost a front wheel, the left running board and both front axles were twisted. Mrs. Eyman, the report stated, struck her head against the windshield but was not seriously hurt. CLAIM LACK OF PROTECTION A petition to provide police protection for San Juan Capistrano had today been placed before the county supervisors who unable to find a solution, passed the matter along to District Attorney A. P. Nelson with the suggestion that a county motorcycle officer might be transferred to that locality. Fifty-three residents of San Juan Capistrano filed the petition, which stated that the constable of that township did not receive sufficient salary to permit him to devote his entire time to maintaining order. Not being able to extend relief, the board made the suggestion that one of the motorcycle officers works under the supervision of the district attorney's office might be stationed in the southern portion of the county with San Juan Capistrano as a base of operations. MARVIN TOMLIN BUYS LOT Marvin Tomlin has purchased a house and lot at 409 Elm-st from L. D. Mawson. The sale was made thru FOR NEXT 6 MONTHS Trial jurors for the first half of 1922 in the superior courts of Orange county were drawn by Judge Z. B. West as follows: Alfred R. Evans, Mrs. Catherine Broomell, Cora W. Hearn, Mrs. Esther E. Chapman, Eugene Livingston, Joseph H. Utz, Fred L. Marsile, James H. Rochester, A. R. Christensen, Mrs. Frances B. Shepard, Mrs Edna E. Stephenson, William F. Lutz, Addie A. Drake, Conrad J. Mauerhan, A. L. Cotant, Conrad L. Lott, Hattie L. Dunn, William D. Livingston, Harry H. Blee, William M. Belding, Alfred A. Bennett, George W. Whitsett, Walter A. Cook, Mrs. Rebecah Cope, James H. Birch, Mitt O. Alnsworth, S.W. Acton, Mrs. Eva E Abernathy, Harry S. Horne, George E. Cole, C.A.Westgate, Mrs.Nellie N.Crosier, M.L.Lane, James T.Hill and Dunham A.Kirk. CHAMPAGNE IS DRUG IN PARIS MARKET PARIS, Jan. 20.-The wine growers of the Marne find themselves face to face with an unparalleled situation—hundreds and thousands of bottles of champagne stocked in their cellars and no market for it. The fault lies chiefly with the Parisian clients of the night cafes, who have forsaken the costly habit of ordering champagne as the prelude to a happy evening. Ordinary wine may not add the same exhilaration to a Montmartre party as a bottle of champagne, but it is far more within the reach of the customary client at a time when champagne refills at anywhere from 60 to 100 francs a bottle, according to the brand and the locality in which it is consumed. The export of champagne has almost ceased owing to prohibition in the United States and the prohibitive import tariff levied in England and Germany, so that the wine growers are faced with the lamentable prospect of having to consume their own product if they are to prevent the accumulation in their cellars. WILL DEMONSTRATE SEPTIC TANK PLANS Ranchers and others interested in the construction of septic tanks are looking forward eagerly to the demonstration to be held next Saturday morning at 10 o'clock at the Wayne Holt ranch, one and one-half miles west of the Orange-co hospital, at which time H.E.Wahlberg orange-co farm advisor will demonstrate methods of septic tank construction. DISCONTINUE SERVICE Bond and Jones Water Co., supplying 13 consumers in Orange, was given permission by the railroad commission today to discontinue service as the municipal water system is able to furnish an adequate supply to all consumers. Most of the former consumers of the Bond and Jones Co. are taking municipal liquor problems on their own. LIQUOR PROBLEM OUT OF PRESS As a political issue question is just as dead So long as the Volunteer law of the land it is the every good citizen to obey District Attorney A.P.putterature to the forego dress before the Santa club at St Ann's Inn plaudited by the echo by K. "Good Citizenship" was of his discourse. He did zenishment under the three tions; patriotism; honor and obedience to laws. It was in discussion to the law that brought statement quoted as well similarly strong remarks. "It is one of the funis government that bows to the will of the said county's legal artery man who acts correctly law is not a Good citizenship means law whether the individual law is right or not it is law it should be obeyed." Many men who are ripe in their community and of highest business intolerance of the Volunteer law. "Constant violation of other law is but a step to bad狮herism. The man his liquor thinks that he has these liberties is being interfered thinks that he has these liquor. We might think they should have drive an automobile on one of the road It is then should drive on the road must do so." "The Eighteenth amends developed one of the strictest organizations ever in the United States It has dollars-back of it and using every endeavor to the act They never A Safe Place to Buy a Used Car Special Price On Overland 4 Roadster (less than three months old.) STUDEBAKER TOURING '18— Newly painted and overhauled ... $675 FORD TOURING '19— Starter, 'n'everything ... 290 DODGE TOURING '19— Has had good care ... 650 OAKLAND SEDAN— Motor re-ground and new pistons ... 760 FRANKLIN TOURING '18— Worth $1400 to anyone—our price... 1050 OVERLAND TOURING— Just the thing to drive to work ... 260 STUDEBAKER SPECIAL '20— Excellent tires; real good value at... 975 DODGE TOURING— This car is an exceptional buy... 385 BUICK ROADSTER '18— Two extra tires, and runs fine... 675 OAKLAND TOURING '21— Run just far enough to be better than a new car... 780 1921 STUDEBAKER SPECIAL "6"— Run 1500 miles, carries new car warranty... 1650 Harry D. Riley USED CAR DEPARTMENT Next to City Hall Anaheim “This Is a Studebaker Year” THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Plain Dealer Want Ads. Bring Place Your Wants Before the Greatest Numbers NEW TODAY FOR SALE—St. Regis Raspberry and Everbearing strawberry plants. A. V. Wheeler, 1 mile south of Olive-rd on Sunkist-ave. FOR SALE—See our advertisement in today's issue of this paper, and have money. J. E. Schumacher Co., West Anaheim, Phone 794. WANTED—Young lady wishes position in office as typist or dentist's assistant. Phone Fullerton 101-J-2. WANTED—By competent lady cook position in restaurant or camp cook. Phone Fullerton 101-J-2. NOTICE TO REAL ESTATE DEALERS. My 5-acre orange grove between Brookhurst and Magnolia-rd is off the market. CHAS. RECKNOR. ATTENTION VOTERS — Register with Mrs. Hattle A. Allen at Real Estate office. FOR SALE — 1919 Ford touring. Good shape mechanically. Fine tires. A real bargain. Stanteys Bulk Repair Station, 129 N. Lemon. FOR SALE — 3000 strawberry plants, 3 miles east on North-st. J. A. Spurling. FOR SALE — Dry stove wood, also Toggenberg nanny goat. Inquire 523 W. South-st. FOR SALE — 2 geese, ½ mile north of oil-station on Garden Grove and Lincoln-bldd, and ⅔ miles west. J. C. Elbinger. FOR SALE — Lot 65x135, corner Wilhelmina and Philadelphia-ats. Inquire John Lotze, 124 W. Commonwealth, Fullerton. FOR SALE — 10 to 40 acres, good orange land, close to Anaheim, already leased to Standard Oil Co. For particulars see. TOBIN & DURKEE 207 E. Center St. AVOCADOS The returns on this fruit are reported to be enormous. We offer 9 acres set to avocados, many in bearing, and improved with good house. Owner retiring. Price, $25,000.00 and will take good house its first payment. Very easy terms and low interest on balance. SIDNAM REALTY CO PHONE 210 FOR SALE Two nice residence lots, So. Lemon Street. 5-room house, corner lot, where values are growing. All these are good buys. Lot 99x155, Good court site. PACIFIC REALTY & INV. CO. TWO EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD LISTINGS IN ORANGE GROVES 10 acres close to ANAHEIM, set solid to Valencias, 8 acres of which are 8 years old, 2 acres 3 years old, all in FOR SALE — Modern 5-room house. 1013 East Broadway. Phone 671-R. ILLNESS COMPELLS SALE of tranient hotel, good income, terms, long lease. "M. S." care Plain Dealer. FOR RENT — Three room furnished apartment, $50 per month. SIMPSON REALTY COMPANY 130 West Center St. FOR SALE Nice lot, West B'dway with small house, $2,800, with terms. 4-room house, lot, garage, Helena-st. $3,200; terms. Many other good buys. PACIFIC REALTY & INV. CO. 130 E. Center St. FIRST SELECTION Build on a choice lot in subdivision about to-open. We assure the buyer a better location and larger lot for the price than any lot in any subdivision now on the market. These are all choice lots but you may have a preference. See us and see them. GET A START In life, start in Orange County. I will sell you a 5-acre four year old Valencia grove, right close to Anaheim city limits and boulevard for $9,000. I'll make the terms' right, and give you an interest in well and pumping plant, act at once. I sold two groves this week and am going to sell this. 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So long as the Volstead law is the law of the land it is the duty of every good citizen to observe it." District Attorney A. P. Nelson gave utterance to the foregoing in an address before the Santa Ana Kiwans club at St Ann's Inn and was applauded to the echo by Kiwanians. "Good Citizenship" was the subject of his discourse. He discussed citizenship under the three classifications: patriotism, honor of the flag and obedience to laws. It was in discussion of obedience to the law that brought forth the statement quoted as well as other similarly strong remarks. "It is one of the fundamentals of this government that the minority bows to the will of the majority," said the county's legal advisor. Every man who acts contrary to the Volstead law is not a good citizen. Good citizenship means observance of law, whether the individual thinks the law is right or not—so long as it is law it should be observed. Many men who are representative in their community and who are men of highest business integrity wink at violation of the Volstead law. "Constant violation of this or any other law is but a step to unwitnessness and bolshevism." The man who wants his liquor thinks that his personal liberty is being interfered with. He thinks that he has the right to his liquor. We might have men who think they should have the right to drive an automobile on the left side of the road. It is the law that all should drive on the right and all must do. "The Eighteenth amendment has developed one of the strongest criminal organizations ever originated in the United States. It has millions of dollars back of it, and the group is using every endeavor to undermine the act. They never will succeed." TWO EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD LISTINGS IN ORANGE GROVES 10 acres close to ANAHEIM, set solid to Valencias, 8 acres of which are 8 years old, 2 acres 3 years old, all in prime condition, big crop; good 5-room house, barn, garage, pipe lines. PRICE ONLY $36,000 terms. 5 acres set to Valencias, 280 trees now bearing; crop estimated at 700 boxes; Cal. house, barn, etc. Price for quick sale $7,500, $2,000 cash will handle. ORANGE COUNTY REALTY CO. 179 W. Center St., Anaheim WANTED — Miscellaneous WANTED—Hogs, veal calves and poultry. Phone Garden Grove 59-W. WANTED To buy, old, disabled horses and mules for animal food. Address Goo, F. Nosey, R. F. D. No. 1, Buena Park, care J. W. Atherton. WANTED TO RENT—2 or 3-room furnished apartment, between Jan. 1 and 10th. M. E. G. care Plain Dealer. WANTED—Furnished 5-room bungeow, good neighborhood, three adults, desirable tenants, references exchanged. About Feb. 1. Address, W. F. B., Plain Dealer. CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank my friends for the kindness shown during the last illness of my beloved father, T. M. Thomas, who passed away this week, and for the floral offerings made, and the condolences of my friends in my bereavement. A. THOMAS LAYS ALL TROUBLES TO SPOUSE'S TONGUE Charges that his bride gave him a "tongue lashing" on the day of her wedding in New York more than 22 years ago and has at intervals continued exercising a series of cruelties until finally deserting him at Olton, Oklahoma, in 1918, which Clayton R. Shepard included in his divorce complaint, originally filed several weeks ago, were reiterated in his second amended complaint. Beaches the humiliating tongue lashing on the wedding day, Mrs. Shepard, he declares, accused him falsely of improper relations with other women. Once, he cites, while at a dance in Pennsylvania in 1915, the pulled neck and pulled the hair. GET A START In life, start in Orange County. I will sell you a 5-acre four year old Valencia grove, right close to Anaheim city limits and boulevard for $9,000. I'll make the terms right, and give you an interest in well and pumping plant, act at once. I sold two groves this week and am going to sell this. JAMES E. STEWART The Orange County Realtor. 236 West Center St. FOR SALE Corner lot 90 ft. front, 132 ft. deep with house of eight rooms. Price $10,500. Business lot, close in, 200 ft. by 156,$110 per front foot or $22,000. Business lot 80 ft. front, 156 ft. deep. House on it,$13,600. Business lot 89 ft. frontage by 160 ft.deep,$130 a front ft., or $11,570. Business lot 50 ft.by 140 ft.$130 per front foot or $6,500. DANIEL NAUGLE, REAL ESTATE 403 E. Center St. Phone 581 INVESTIGATE THESE 5-acre coming 6-year-old Valencias. 3-room house, 5 shares water stock. Good crop on trees. Price $1,400. Good terms. 4½ acres set to 2-year-old Valencias. Located close in. Price $6,500. Terms. 2½ acres set to Valencias. 4-room house and garage; 1-3 intr.; in pumping plant. Price $6,500. Terms. 1½ acres budded walnuts; 32-year-old trees some buildings; 2 shares water stock. Price $3,500. 4 acres bare land; will divide. Price $1,000 per acre. Lot suitable for bungalow court; size 82x167. Well located. W.J. JEWELY REALTY CO. Room No. 7, Golden State Bank Bldg. WILL DIVIDE THIS SPLENDID GROVE Widow with two groves desires to dispose of one of them. Has 18-71 acres; 5 year Valencia oranges; well located and improved with new pumping plant and modern home with gas and electricity. Soll will bear expert inspection. Price $55,000. Splendid terms, will exchange. C.B.BERGER CO. Realtors First Nat'l Bank-Bldg., Anaheim. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE 4-room, modern house; $3,500 cash $500; or will take light car in exchange. 10 acres good soil in oil district; one half to walnuts and Valencias. Exchange for city property. 5-room house corner lot to exchange for small acreage. 1½ acres 10-year-old Valencias; to exchange for city property. BASEBALL Anaheim Elks STATE CHAMPIÒNS VS. Los Angeles Stars SUNDAY, JANUARY 22, AT 2:30 P.M. HIGH SCHOOL GROUNDS ANAHEIM General Admission 50c, including war tax Children, Parking and Grandstand Free TONGUE FASHION on the day of their wedding in New York more than 22 years ago and has at intervals continued exercising a series of cruelties until finally deserting him at Olton, Oklahoma, in 1918, which Clayton R. Shepard included in his divorce complaint, originally filed several weeks ago, were reiterated in his second amended complaint. Beaches the humiliating tongue lashing on the wedding day, Mrs. Shepard, he declares, accused him falsely of improper relations with other women. Once, he cites, while at a dance in Pennsylvania in 1915, she pulled, struck and pulled the hair of a woman with whom he danced. SETS FLY'S SPEED MAIDSTONE, Eng., Jan. 20—Stanley Henson, scientific investigator, has determined the flying speed of a house-fly to be up to 30 miles an hour. He made tests with the insects in a fast moving car. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE 4-room, modern house, $3,500, cash $500, or will take light car in exchange. 10 acres good soil in oil district, one half to walnuts and Valencias. Exchange for city property. 5-room house corner lot to exchange for small acreage. 1½ acres 10-year-old Valencias, to exchange for city property. Have income property at Long Beach to exchange for orange groves. HARRY E. SCOTT, Realtor 112 N. Los Angeles St. FOR SALE One of the best twenty acre full bearing Valencia orange groves in Orange County. Splendid pumping plant and well on property. Every modern convenience in an excellent home close in. One of the heaviest producers in the district with large crop now on trees. We have some unusually good buys in five and ten acre bearing orange groves. Two of the owners will take in good town property as a part of first payment. We have for sale an excellent 5-room house, well located, large lot, full bearing fruit trees that can be handled with $1000 cash and monthly payments. SIMPSON REALTY COMPANY 120 West Center St. MISCELLANEOUS ALL KINDS of Citrus Trees. Tanak-Citrus Nursery, north end of Lemon-st. Anaheim. Phone 480-W. FOR SALE—Horse and mule, $25,¼ mile west of Magnolia school. F. Stromberg. NOTICE Party taking wheel-barrow, buckets, shovels from my pipe yard is known to me. If not returned within 3 days I will prosecute to full extent of the law. Signed, WM. TRAPP, JR. J. E. SCHUMACHER CO. Opp. S. P. Depot W. Anaheim Phone 794 HAY AND GRAIN From Farmer to Consumer Ads. Bring Results Greatest Number of Readers A Plain Dealer Classified Messenger Will Tell Your Story to 18,000 People in No Orange County. FOR SALE—AUTOS 214 South Los Angeles St. Phc 48 We make a business of dealing in nothing but used cars and if you are intending to buy an auto come in and see our stock of high-grade, late model, standard make cars, rebuilt in our Los Angeles plant. They are not "trade in's". 1920 Ford Touring, with starter, etc. 1919 Scripps-Booth Touring. 1920 Chevrolet Touring, new tires. 1918 Ford, back cut for sleeping. 1917 Scripps-Booth Rds. Many extras 1918 Saxon Chummy, a real buy. 1918 Dodge Touring. OPEN SEVEN DAYS* A WEEK FOR SALE—Miscellaneous FOR SALE—Wood, blue gum, any quantity. Phone 16-J-3. FOR SALE—Baled barley and alfalfa hay at W. H. Kennedy Jr. ranch ½ mile east of Stanton. Phone 763-J-3. FOR SALE—Ancona eggs for setting. Henl "Ebony Boy", cockerel "Hocking Strain," also Canary Birds. Phone 544-J. FOR SALE—Oak buffet, good as new. Very reasonable. Edward Peterson, R. No. 1, Box 85, Buena Park. FOR SALE CHEAP—International FOR RENT FOR RENT—2-room cottage, unfurnished. Inquire at 422 S. Palm-st. FOR RENT—Close in, nicely furnished front room for one or two people. 252 S. Los Angeles-st. FOR RENT—Nice furnished room suitable for two gentlemen. Inquire 407 E. Center-st. FOR RENT—6-room modern house, garage for 2 cars, good location. Will also sell furniture. Phone 374-W, 227 No. Helena. FOR RENT—Office space or desk space in the New Post Office building facing Center-st. Apply to Harold Clairmont, Phone 741; Temporary office, 236 West Center-st. SITUATION WANTED FOR PRACTICAL NURSE see Mrs. Leming, 807 W. Chestnut, Anaheim. WANTED—By young lady, housework. 206 W. Broadway, Phone 586-W. LOST LOST—Loose leaf leather book with address. Reward, Anaheim Feed & Fuel Co. LOST—Jan. 2, lady's silver Ever-sharp pencil. Black cord guard, three initials. C. E. Reid, R. No. 3, Box 423, Fullerton. HELP WANTED WANTED—Girl for general housework. Phone Anaheim 181-R-2. FOR SALE—Baled barley and alfalfa hay at W. H. Kennedy Jr. ranch ½ mile east of Stanton. Phone 763-J-3. FOR SALE—Ancona eggs for setting. Hen "Ebony Boy", cockerel "Hocking Strain," also Canary Birds. Phone 544-J. FOR SALE—Oak buffet, good as new. Very reasonable. Edward Peterson, R. No. 1, Box 85, Buena Park. FOR SALE CHEAP—International 8-16 tractor, or will trade for Cletrac. R. C. Bunch, 2 miles north of Plaza, Orange, R. D. 2. FOR SALE—Will sell my furniture complete for a 5-room house either as a whole or by the piece, consists of living room,dining room, two bed rooms and kitchen. Call 227 No. Helena-st. FOR SALE—1 Singer Sewing Machine; nearly new; 1 Brussel rug 8x10 and 2 mats, 1 set Bluebird dishes 110 pieces, lot aluminum cooking utensils, 761 N. Philadelphia. FOR SALE—Team of young mules, ages 4 and 5. Well broke, weight 2500 to 2600. No. 1 stock. John L. Wheeler, 311 W. 5th Santa Ana. Phone 1280. FOR SALE—Cle-trac tractor. Good condition. Used part of two seasons. S. Tucker, R. No. 3, Anaheim. FOR SALE—Young black Jersey cow. Inquire first house south of Broadway on East-st. Los Angeles Markets Butter ...42 Eggs, extra ...46 Case count ...44 Pullets ...44 Cheese ...23@25 Hens, under 3¼ lbs. per lb ...27 Hens, 3¾ lbs., and up, per lb ...27 Hens, colored, 4 lbs., and up, each per lb ...32 Broilers, 1 to 1½ lbs., each ...32 Broilers, 1½ to 2 lbs., up, each ...35 Fryers, 2¼ lbs., to 3 lbs., each ...35 Roosters, soft bone, over 3 lbs., nd up, per lb ...32 Ducklings, Pokins, 3½ lbs., and up per lb ...28 Stags, per lb ...18 Old ducks, 3½ lbs., up, each lb ...20 Geese ...28 Young tom turkeys, 13 lbs., and up, each per lb ...40 Young tom turkeys, dressed, 12 lbs., and up, each per lb ...47 Hen turkeys, 8 lbs., and up, each per lb ...40 Hen turkeys dressed, 7 lbs., and up, each per lb ...47 Old tom turkeys, per lb ...35 Small hen turkeys, under 8 lbs., per lb ...15 Belgian hare, old per lb ...08 ANGEL TOLD RECTOR HOW TO CURE WIRE LOST LOST—Loose leaf leather book with address. Reward. Anaheim Feed & Fuel Co. LOST—Jan. 2, lady's silver Ever-sharp pencil. Black cord guard, three initials. C.E. Reid, R. No. 3, Box 423, Fullerton. HELP WANTED WANTED—Girl for general housework. Phone Anaheim 181-R-2. WANTED—Girl or woman for general housework. Phone 341 M. or call 887 S. Los Angeles-st. MEN WANTED who are good talkers. Good pay and good opportunities. Call at Room 2, Central Bldg., Anaheim, 9 to 10 a.m. WANTED—Experienced bookkeeper and stenographer. Gentleman preferred. Young Sash & Door Co., S.Lemon-st. POULTRY WANTED—To buy POULTRY roc cash Will call for it. Phone E.W.Pohlmann 7-R-2; address R.F.D. 2. FOR SALE—White and brown Leghorn breeding cockerels. Two brooder stoves. W.J.Rennie, 5th house north of P.E.station at Cypress. P.O.R.No.1,Buena Park. BABY CHICKS Our hatchery is not large. We are advocates of quality, not quantity. Our chicks are from carefully selected hoganized hens only. If you are looking for chicks that will grow into layers that are payers, get KELSEY KULITY CHIX Garden Grove Hatchery, 1 mile west,½ mile north of Garden Grove PROFESSIONALS To anyone who owns a lower plate of teeth that cannot be used Plates, Gold Crowns and Bridge Work Our Specialty. S.F.PASCHALL DENTIST 323.S.Claudina Anaheim M.EUGENE DURFEE ANGEL TOLD RECTOR HOW TO CURE WIFE LONDON, Jan. 20.—Claiming to have been led by an angel to a doctor who could cure his wife without an operation, Rev. G. M. Elliott, a Lincolnshire rector, is now rejoicing over the birth of a baby girl. For 10 years he and his wife had prayed for a child, but were unable to gratify their ambition until the cure was effected. Mrs. Elliott visited specialists and was advised to have an operation, but Elliott did not believe it should be performed. He prayed for guidance. An angel, he says, appeared and discussed the case, informing him that an operation would be fatal. The angel told him to go to a certain hotel in Brighton. On arrival there with his wife he was, he says, prompted to go up to a man whom he had never seen before and tell him his wife’s symptoms. The man proved to be a well-known London physician. He examined Mrs. Elliott and corroborated the angel’s statement. Under treatment, Mrs. Elliott was cured. Rev. and Mrs. Elliott have named their baby Dorothea, "It means 'Gift of God,'" explained the rector. BANDIT BUSINESS HIT BY DEPRESSION MINNEAPOLIS, Jan. 20.—Better business ahead? Not on your life—a least, such is the verdict of three Minneapolis hold-up men. In two hold-ups last night three honest, hard working bandits increased their total resources by $1.48 and a pair of mittens. Two men hold up Henry-Wilcox, 2122*Portland avenue, Minneapolis, and got 50 cents—all he had—for their trouble. John Paulson, 1112 18th-st., was slightly more unfortunate. From him the bandits took 98 cents and a pair of woolen mittens as he was entering his home last night.