oc-plain-dealer 1922-02-20

Monday, February 20, 1922 SPORT 16 Cars Entered 250-Mile Championship Race No. Driver Mechanic Car 1. Eddie Hearne Fred Comer Disteel-Duesenberg 2. Tommy Milton George Stehl Durant Special. 3. Pietro Bordino Ambrigo Bruno Flat 4. Ralph De Palma Jean Marecenac Ballot 5. Joe Thomas Alfred Nelsen Duesenberg 6. Roscoe Sarles E. Ansterberg Duesenberg 7. Eddie Miller Lester Vick Duensenberg 8. Jimmy Murphy Ernie Olson Duensenberg 9. Frank Elliott Herschel McKee Leach Special 10. Benny Hill Perle Main Frontenac 11. Peter De Paolo Henry Franck Frontenac 12. Harry Hartz Harlan Fengler Duesenberg 14. Jim Crosby Sam Hilton Duesenberg 15. Ralph Snoddy Lou Krauss De Lage 21. Al Melcher Jack Thiele Duesenberg 27. Art Klein Narcissus Rous Frontenac Tommy Milton was an eleventh the field now has a total of 16 cars hour entry. Milton will pilot his The addition of Milton to the lists fast Durant special. Another late entry was Ralph the national championship last year Snoddy on the French De Lage and he is one of the most popular as Snoddy just got in under the wirewell as one of the greatest drivers in and with the two additional starters America today. Elks Come From Behind and Beat Hollywood 10-5 Anaheim Elks came from behind yesterday and defeated the fast Hollywood Tigers 10-5 in an interesting game before a good gallery at the Anaheim high school field. After Anaheim had scored first, putting over three tallies in the third, the Tigers, in the fourth fell upon Salveson's offerings for five safeties, including a home run by Puett, making five runs. That ended the scoring for the visitors but Anaheim counted one in the fourth, two in the fifth, one in the sixth and three in seventh. NAVY TEAM BEATS FULLERTON K. OF P.'s The Fullerton K. of P. nine was beaten 3 to 2 by the U. S. S. Mercy nine at Wilmington Sunday. The Navy team pitcher, Bussman, struck out 19 men. Fullerton's fielding was good. Batteries were Bussman and Merlo for the Navy, Backus and Chadwick for Fullerton. TWO CITY LEAGUE CONTESTS TONIGHT Anaheim Elks came from behind yesterday and defeated the fast Hollywood Tigers 10-5 in an interesting game before a good gallery at the Anaheim high school field. After Anaheim had scored first, putting over three tallies in the third, the Tigers, in the fourth fell upon Salveson's offerings for five safeties, including a home run by Pruett, making five runs. That ended the scoring for the visitors but Anaheim counted one in the fourth, two in the fifth, one in the sixth and three in seventh. Stephens was the stellar man at the bat yesterday, poling out five safeties in five times up. Thompson, recently from the Imperial valley league, was the only other member of the Anaheim team who connected twice safely. The box score: Tigers ... AB. R. H. SH. PO. A. E Kraft, 2 ... 5 0 0 0 2 1 0 Morrow, 3rd ... 4 0 1 0 1 1 Gasney, cf. ... 4 1 3 0 2 0 Snyder, ss. ... 3 1 1 0 2 1 Allison, c. ... 4 1 1 0 10 1 Krug, lf. ... 4 0 1 0 3 0 Pruett, 1st ... 4 1 2 0 3 0 Fritz, rf. ... 3 1 1 0 0 0 Bibb, p. ... 4 0 0 0 1 2 1 Total ... 35 5 10 0 24 6 2 Anaheim Elks ... AB. R. H. SH. PO. A. E Pendleton, ss. 5 2 1 0 1 3 0 G. Callan, 3rd2 ... 1 1 0 1 0 1 B. Callan, c. ... 5 1 1 0 16 3 Stephens, l ... 5 1 5 0 4 0 Bush, 2 ... 5 1 1 031 Thompson, lf. ... 5 12010 P. Schrott, cf.5 ... 11010 L. Schrott, rf.4 ... 00000 H. Salveson, p.l ... 100000 Hughes, p. ...110000 Total ...38101302771 Runs by innings: Hollywood Tigers .000500000—5 Anaheim Elks .00312130x—10 Hits by innings: Hollywood Tigers .000521110—10 Anaheim Elks .01212142x—13 Summary: Two-base hits—Thompson,2; P. Schrott. Three-base hits—Stephens, Snyder, Home-run—Pruett. First on balls—off Salveson,3, off Bibb5. Struck out—by Bibb6, by Salveson9 in six innings, by Hughes6 in three innings. Wild pitch—Bibb.Passed ball—Callan.Umpire—Jimmy Hefron.Time—2 hours. U.S.C.WINS BIG REDLANDS MEET U.S.C.stood first with36 points,Lincoln high second with20.Occidental third with18 and Santa Ana fourth with13 in the.A.U.relay meet at Redlands.Los Angeles high was fifth with11 and Harvard Military sixth with10. Orange-co winners were:100-yard dash, class2,McFadden and Finley of Santa Ana second and third places;class3,final heat,Cook of Anaheim third; half-mile four-man relay,San- NAVY TEAM BEATS FULLERTON K.OF P.'s The Fullerton K.of P.nine was beaten3 to2 by the U.S.S.Herey nine at Wilmington Sunday.The Navy team pitcher,Bussman,struck out19 men.Fullerton's fielding was good.Batteries were Bussman and Merlo for the Navy,Backus and Chadwick for Fullerton. TWO CITY LEAGUE CONTESTS TONIGHT Tonight at the local alleys the two leading teams of the city league will meet. Studebakers,一game behind the Tridle & Tridle team for first place,will bowl the Tridle team.This series will be very interesting.Either team may grab the top position. Also,tonight,Dunton's Ford team will take on the Buick aggregation.Some big league bowling is expected tonight. Tomorrow night Bug Raymond's Yungbluth team will try to stop the fast-going Little Ambassador while the Dew Drop Inn will spill the maples with Walter's Jordans. Sunday night's score for Anaheim team in Los Angeles tournament were: Anaheim Dugas Cordes ...160181146487 Wulf ...192148-161501 Yeorn ...133145148426 Dugas ...176158181515 8297807612370 Anaheim Myre Evans ...167212215694 Efker ...147167211525 Logefeil ...154200174528 Graham ...205147151508 Myre ...214163146523 8878898972673 DR. STEVENSON WINS BI-MONTHLY SHOOT Dr. Stevenson,of Anaheim,won the bi-monthly shootyesterday of the Orange-co Gun club,breaking90out ofa possible100.Ever-one interested in shooting is cordially invited to come out a week from Sunday tothe gun club grounds between Olive and Orange.Mr.Kauffman spot-light manufacturer of Santa Ana,will offer a prize for women shootersat that time.Scores yesterday for chicken prizes were: Shot at Broke Pet. Dr. Stevenson...1009090 Dr.Jarvis...978285 C.Kauffman...897585 C.Gregg...13911684 Evan Miller...655280 F.Bungay...655280 Howell...403285 W.Kauffman...594755 Dyer...201470 Tousson...25144 On the hump pent of our shot away,repudiation turn to Christ sclerity and te child.Were to his keeping,a faith that a power to save.do. But this is Christianity.Will in this spirit wipe power of God uplift that we that our friend not worth having prehend just how bad but we may that they are o button and the that an elec REDLANDS MEET U. S. C. stood first with 36 points. Lincoln high second with 20. Occlidental third with 18 and Santa Ana fourth with 13 in the A. U. relay meet at Redlands. Los Angeles high was fifth with 11 and Harvard Military sixth with 10. Orange-co winners were: 100-yard dash, class 2, McFadden and Finley of Santa Ana second and third places; class 3, final heat, Cook of Anaheim third; half-mile four-man relay, Santa Ana first; medley relay race, class 3, Huntington Beach, first; broad jump, open, Nash, Huntington Beach, third; one-mile relay four-man, class 2, Santa Ana first. Men's Work Shoes Scout Style $235 Come in brown or smoke, full vamp with best grade oak soles, all solid. Special $2.35 Kafateria Shoe Store 109 W. Center St. ANAHEIM THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Plain Dealer Want Ads. Place Your Wants Before the Greatest NEW TODAY FOR SALE—Child's bed and high chair. Phone 755-J-12. FOR RENT—All or part of storeroom. 204 W. Center. Dr. Bigham, First Nat'l Bank Bldg. Phone 22-J. BOARD & ROOM for one or two men. L. Van der Linden, 1120 Diamond-st, Anaheim. FOR RENT—Nicely furnished bed room with bath. 717 W. Broadway, Phone 870-M. FOR RENT—Office space in my new location. See Harry E. Scott, 123 N. Los Angeles-st. NOTICE to all real estate men, my 4 acres on Placentia-ave is off the market. JOSEPH BACK. WANTED—An experienced saleslady, one with training preferred, to interview business people. Address J. C. care Plain Dealer. WANTED—An A-1 salesman to call on business men, good money for right party. Address J. C. care Plain Dealer. FOR SALE—4-room modern new bungalow, large breakfast nook, large garage, located on $1,700 lot, $1,480 cash. Price $2,950 for quick sale only. HOME REALTY CO. 129 E. Center F. A. Rupert Public Stenographer Elsie Schrank, Suite 3, Cassou Bldg., Over Falkenstein's Store. SOME CONFUSIONS ABOUT CONVERSION "Current Confusions Concerning Conversion," was the sermon topic of Dr. James Allen Geissinger at the FOR SALE — Real Estate FOR SALE—5-room modern house in good location. Will sell for less than cost price, as am returning to old country. Good terms. See owner 714 S. Lemon, after 6 p.m. "LONG BEACH EXCHANGES" We have income rental and business properties aggregating a half million dollars to exchange for Orange County citrus properties. These buildings are priced from $40,000.00 to $130,-000.00. ALSO—a five-room house and three large lots at Long Beach, price $10,-000.00. Owner will take Anaheim city or country in full. SIDN-AM 245 W.CENTER PHONE 210 FOR SALE 4-room house, corner lot 48x150, only $2,500. 5 or 14 acres fine soil, faces blvd, mile of Anaheim, only $1,250 per acre. 5 acres 6-year-old Valencias, good crop, only $2,500 per acre; close in. Have income property to exchange for groves. HARRY E. SCOTT, Realty 112 N. L. A. St. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE 1 acre, 2-year Valencias, on good street. Only $3,000, cash $1,000, balance to suit; 150x250. 3-room house and lot 50x150. Can sell to Mexicans only, $1,600, cash $1,000. Brand new 5-room bungalow on paved street, only $5,000, cash $1,000. Have clear city income property at ONLY ONE $900 lot left in Fullerton, 2½ blocks from center of city $150 cash, balance $15, per month good restrictions. Enquire 853 N Los Angeles, Anaheim. FOR SALE—By owner, income property, lot 55 by 171, alley, 8-room modern house, garage, lawn and flowers, 2 kinds bearing fruit trees also berries.$4,600 down. Inquire 413 East Adele. FOR SALE—By owner, 5-room modern bungalow on paved street. Large lot with garage, chicken yard and house, woodshed, full bearing orange and walnut trees. Can be bought on very good terms. Address Box W, care Plain Dealer, Anaheim. 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 afte. PACIFIC REALTY & INV. CO. FOR SALE—10 acres 9-year-old Valencias, with 10 shares water stock, good location, free from frost, fine soil, at a rare buy. Packing house records show that it netted owner $6,000 last year and we feel safe in saying it will bring two to three thousand more this year. Price,$39,000,$10,000 cash,the grove will pay the rest. It is a pleasure to show a grove like this. BRUCE & GOODSON Sole Agents 107 N. Spadra-ave Fullerton Phone 66 TAKE YOUR PICK Suburban acre homes, 1 acre with 6 room house, all in bearing fruit.$6,600 reduced from $8,000. SOME CONFUSIONS ABOUT CONVERSION "Current Confusions Concerning Conversion," was the sermon topic of Dr. James Allen Geislinger at the White Temple Sunday morning, Mat. 18:1-4. He said in part: The aim of Christianity is the regeneration and sanctification of human life by the power of God's spirit upon it. It seeks to completely convert life from selfishness to a devotion to God and man. It deals with the heart, the inner spirit of man and the entire re-constitution of his life. No other religion, no philosophy or cult is so radical, too many of these latter do turn the seeker into an adherent. But wherever we find genuine Christianity we find it bringing about resurrections and inner revolutions, whether it is working in the heart of Augustine, Luther, Wesley, Booth, Phillips Brooks or Henry M. Stanley. Jesus says: "Except ye be converted and become as little children ye shall not enter the kingdom of heaven." He saw men lost and set out to save them. To give direction to their lives, to bring them into usefulness and to lift them to higher levels of life. No man is what he ought to be until he takes up his life as a child of God and lives in the filial spirit. The record of change with Zaccheus, the Samaritan Woman, Nicodemus, Saul of Tarsus or Simon Peter is always the same. Now if we do not fail to preach this doctrine of conversion we are very likely at least to get ourselves confused about it and render it of little avail by our blundering. We are dealing here with mystery that transcends the power of the reason to comprehend but there is no more mystery than there is about any kind of life and there is no occasion for confusion. Conversion has its human and its divine side. On the human side we are to repent of our sins, that is put them away, repudiate them utterly and turn to Christ with the humility, sincerity and teachableness of a little child. We are to commit our lives to his keeping. We go to him with a faith that centures all upon his power to save. That is all we can do. But this is by no means all of Christianity. When we come to Christ in this spirit we are changed by the power of God upon our lives. A religion that we cannot discover and that our friends cannot discover is not worth having. We may not comprehend just how our lives are changed but we may know and shall know that they are changed. We turn a button and the lamp burns. We know that an electrical current is working. HARRY E. SCOTT, Realty 112 N. L. A. St. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE 1 acre, 2-year Valencias, on good street. Only $3,000, cash $1,000, balance to suit; 150x250. 3-room house and lot 50x150. Can sell to Mexicans only, $1,600, cash $1,000. Brand new 5-room bungalow on paved street, only $5,000, cash $1,000. Have clear city income property at Commerce, Oklahoma, to trade for something anywhere in California. HARRY E. SCOTT REALTY New Location 123 N. Los Angeles St. DYNAMITE EXPLODES BECAUSE OF COLD NEW YORK, Feb. 20.—Two were killed when the dynamite packing house of the Atlas Power Co. blew up. The explosion is attributed to the extreme cold. Various other deaths and much suffering was caused. The temperature reached two degrees below zero. OILMAN PURCHASES BUENA PARK TRACT G. J. Shaffer, oil driller with the General Petroleum company, has purchased six and a half acres of vacant land at Buena Park from J. B. Kester, the consideration being $1625. It is understood Shaffer regards the property as a possible oil producer. E. C. Copp, of Yorba Linda, has purchased 2.48 acres from Kester also. MAY ABANDON ALL PHILIPPINE DEFENSE WASHINGTON, Feb. 20—Passage of the recent treaty at Washington may result in the abandonment of all defenses in the Philippines even before the ratification of the treaty, it is said here. The war department is considering the matter. The department already has rescinded an order for a bombing squadron of airplanes for the islands. KATO LEAVES FOR JAPAN LO SANGELES, Feb. 20.—Baron Kato and other members of the Japanese delegation to the conference on limitation of armament will leave tonight or tomorrow, according to present plans. Hundreds of Japanese welcomed the party on its arrival here over the So. Pac. from Washington, en route to Japan. WORLD'S COAL PRODUCTION The world's production of coal in 1921 was 1,100,000,000 metric tons, or 200,000,000 tons less than in 1920. France and Germany are the only nations showing an increased production. with Nicodemus that all men must be born again? Yes, no man can show that it netted owner $6,000 last year and we feel safe in saying it will bring two to three thousand more this year. Price, $39,000, $10,000 cash, the grove will pay the rest. It is a pleasure to show a grove like this. BRUCE & GOODSON Sole Agents 107 N. Spadra-ave Fullerton Phone 66 TAKE YOUR PICK Suburban acre homes, 1 acre with 6 room house, all in bearing fruit. $6,600 reduced from $8,000. 1¼ acres with 5-room house, barn, chicken equipment, 100 hens, cow, implements, $8,500. Only $2,000 cash. JAMES E. STEWART Orange Co. Realtor 236 West Center St. CASH BUYERS OF VALENCIA ORANGES We are putting in a frost separator and will soon be in the market. GOWEN & WHITE Santa Ana, Cal. East Fourth St. Phone 69 Now is the time to buy Anaheim Valencia Orange groves as their value and earning power have been proven again by the events of the past three weeks. We have some exceptionally good buys in five, ten and twenty-acre tracts with the trees loaded with fruit that will undoubtedly bring an unusually high price. We will be pleased to go into details with you regarding these and show them to you at your convenience. For Sale—Corner lot, south and west front, 50x150, $1000. Cash $200 balance $200 per year. SIMPSON REALTY COMPANY 130 West Center St. "TWO ACRE HOME-SITES" We are offering wonderfully located two acre homesites with bearing orange trees. These are situated just around the corner of West Broadway and front on paved boulevard. The income from these two acre tracts should provide the owner the equivalent of an average man's salary in addition to a fine building site for a home. First payment no more than cost of the average city lot and easy terms on the balance. "SOLE AGENTS" SIDNAM REALTY 245 CO. PHONE 210 MISCELLANEOUS A. BAYLIS, Orchard Spraying, 611 E. Center, Phone Ananeim, 239. But this is by no means all of Christianity. When we come to Christ in this spirit we are changed by the power of God upon our lives. A religion that we cannot discover and that our friends cannot discover is not worth having. We may not comprehend just how our lives are changed but we may know and shall know that they are changed. We turn a button and the lamp burns. We know that an electrical current is working and sending forth its blazing light. We may know when God's love is transfiguring a life even tho we may not be able to explain all the mystery of the divine power at work. Now there are several practical truths that emerge at once. There are those who say as soon as conversion is mentioned: "I cannot recall the time or place where I was converted." There is nothing strange about that. You cannot recall the time and place of physical birth. The thing you can know is whether or not your heart is set resolutely to obey and love God. Many of the noblest saints who have ever served in the kingdom of God never could tell when or where they began the life. That is not important. It is important to know whether or not now you are living the life. We ask about our children: "Must they too be converted?" They must give their hearts to Christ in full and complete trustfulness. Did Jesus mean, when he spoke WORLD'S COAL PRODUCTION The world's production of coal in 1921 was 1,100,000,000 metric tons, or 200,000,000 tons less than in 1920. France and Germany are the only nations showing an increased production. with Nicodemus that all men must be born again? Yes, no man can live his life apart from the help of God.* He may eke out an existence but not live as a son. Should we any longer believe in sudden and definite conversions? Yes and expect them. They are occurring right along. We do not expect them enough. Any ministry that is not blessed with sudden and radical changes for the better on the part of those waiting upon it is a deficient ministry and it is folly to question these swift changes. On the other hand it is equally foolish for people with these definite and dramatic experiences to question those who have not had them. We read that Saul was smitten down instantly and changed utterly on the road to Damascus. We have no such record of John. But these definite conversions are not to be valued above all others nor are thy to-be discredited. Th supreme need is that our hearts shall be before God as the heart of a little child that he may work the miracle of his transforming grace in us. High School News The student body had the privilege this morning of listening to an address by Mr. Walton, of the anti-ci-garet society. Mr. Walton gave an urgent appeal for boys of the grammar and high school ages to not smoke. He also stated that if the big boys must smoke to go behind the fence so the little fellow can't see him, Mr. Walton is a well-known lecturer and is familiar to Anaheim upper classmen. Bill Cook was receiving congratulations today for his record in the A. A. U. meet at Redlands Saturday. Cook took second place in the second heat and third in the finals of the 100 yard dash. A relay team was entered but did not place. RICHARD CROKER RECOVERS DUBLIN, Feb. 20.—Richard Croker has completely recovered from his illness, after being given up by physicians. Alfred M. Morrisson Contractor and Builder Plans Furnished 608 N. Philadelphia St. Phone 537-M CALIFORNIA PAGE 77 INT Ads. Bring Results to the Greatest Number of Readers A Plain Dealer Classified Messenger Will Tell Your Story to 18,000 People in No. Orange County. SALE—Real Estate $900 lot left in Fullercks from center of city. balance $15, per month. tions. Enquire 853 N. Anaheim. By owner, income proply by 171, alley, 8-room ge, garage, lawn and binds bearing fruit trees, $4,600 down. Inquire tele. By owner, 5-room moder on paved street. Large age, chicken yard and hed, full bearing orange trees. Can be bought on arms. Address Box W, dealer, Anaheim. FOR SALE Evidence lots, So. Lemon corner lot, where valing. good buys. Good court atte. REALTY & INV. CO. 10 acres 9-year-old Val10 shares water stock, free from frost, fine buy. Packing house that it netted owner ear and we feel safe in will bring two to three more this year. Price, 10,000 cash, the grove rest. It is a pleasure to like this. ICE & GOODSON Sole Agents a-ave Fullerton Phone 66 E YOUR PICK e homes, 1 acre with 6 all in bearing fruit. from $8,000. FOR SALE—AUTOS The Peterson Co. RENT USED MOTOR CAR. 214 South Los Angeles St. Phone 48 BUICK AGENCY Watch this column for good Used Cars 1920 Buick Tour. The cheapest buy in a late model we have ever had. 1920 Buick Road. Special top, seat cut down, many extras. 1919 Buick, 7-pass. In perfect shape throughout. 1918 Buick 7-pass. Tonneau shields, side wings, cord tires. 1917 Buick 5-pass. Motor, tires, top good. Paint fair. 1917 Buick Road. Selling at a sacrifice. 1916 Buick Tour. Very cheap. 1920 Monroe Tour. New paint, mechanically right. 1920 F. B. Chev. Tour. Can't be told from a new car. 1920 Ford Tour., fully equipped. See this before buying a Ford. 1920 Olds Tour. Must be sold within 30 days. 1920 Chev. 490 Tour. Engine FOR RENT FOR RENT — 4-room house. Partly furnished. In quire 409 S. Lemon-st. FOR RENT—Sleeping room and storage for auto. Phone Anaheim 78. FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms, upstairs. Inquire 224 N. Clementine. FOR RENT—2-room furnished apartment. Apply 120 S. Philadelphia-st. FOR RENT—5-room modern house furnished, including piano. 501 E. Adele-st. FOR RENT—Sleeping room for 2 men, and board if desired. 324 E. Alberta. FOR RENT—Sleeping room. 215 Chestnut-st. FOR RENT—4-room house partly furnished. 506 E. Broadway. Inquire at 322 S. Kroeger. FOR RENT—One large sunny room furnished for light housekeeping. Gentlemen preferred. 221 E. Broadway. 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. FOR SALE—Miscellaneous FOR SALE—Wood, blue gum, any quantity. Phone 16-J-S. FURNITURE FOR SALE—Also electric washer. 407 E. Center-st. FOR SALE—Oat hay. M. Uttenwiler Grand-ave, near Orangethorpe-ave, Buena Park. FOR SALE — Thorobred Airdale puppies. R. No. 1, Box 186, R. McDonald, Ball-rd, corner of Brookhurst. BE YOUR PICK ne homes, 1 acre with 6 all in bearing fruit. died from $8,000. with 5-room house, barn, department, 100 hens, cow, $8,500. Only $2,000 S E. STEWART Lodge Co. Realtor West Center St. TERMS OF VALENCIA ORANGES ing in a frost separator be in the market. EN & WHITE Beta Ana, Cal. St. Phone 69 time to buy Anaheim groves as their value power have been proven events of the past three home exceptionally good ten and twenty-acre trees loaded with fruit doubtedly bring an unprice. We will be into details with you these and show them to convenience. Corner lot, south and x150, $1000. Cash $200 per year. REALTY COMPANY West Center St. ORE HOME-SITES" ng wonderfully located sites with bearing or These are situated just owner of West Broadway paved boulevard. The these two acres tracts the owner the equiv-average man's salary in fine building site for payment no more than average city lot and easy balance. LE AGENTS" DNAM REALTY CO PHONE 210 ELLANEOUS Orchard Spraying, 611 one Ananeim, 239. FOR SALE—Wood, blue gum, any quantity. Phone 16-J-3. FURNITURE FOR SALE—Also electric washer. 407 E. Center-st. FOR SALE—Oat hay. M. Uttenwiler Grand-ave, near Orangethorpe-ave, Buena Park. FOR SALE — Thorobred Airdale puppies. R. No. 1, Box 186, R. McDonald, Ball-rd, corner of Brookhurst. FOR SALE — Geese eggs. White Orpington cockerels. E. M. Chalmers. 124 N. Los Angeles-st. FOR SALE — 18x30 white enameled sink, complete to the roughing in, for a few days at $9.00. Orange County Plumbing Co., 1512 W. Center-st. Phone 771. WANTED — Miscellaneous WANTED — Washing to do at home. 416 S. Palm-st. WANTED TO RENT — 4- or 5-room modern house. Box A. V. care Plain Dealer. WANTED — To buy POULTRY for cash. Will call for it. Phone E. W. Pohlmann, 7-R-2; address R. F. D. 2. WANTED — To buy owl, disabled horses and mules for animal food. Address Geo. F. Noyse, R. F. D. No. 1, Buena Park, care J. W. Atherton. WANTED To rent a five-room furnished or unfurnished modern house. Prefer large fenced yard with trees. Give description stating street number and terms in latter. Will furnish satisfactory reference. Address "Advertiser" P. O. Box 308, Anaheim, Cal. NOTICES NOTICE TO REAL ESTATE DEALERS. My property on N. Cambridge-st, Orange, is off the market. I WISH TO NOTIFY all real estate agents that my place is off the market. FRANK MACHLEB. NOTICE — To real estate dealers. My 5% acre orange grove located at corner West Broadway and Brookhurst road is off the market. William E. Wright. PROFESSIONALS M. EUGENE DURFEE Architec Room 5. Cassou Bldg. Phone 693 Anaheim DR C S O'TOLE BABY CHICKS HATCHING EGGS From strictly Thoroughbred laying stock. White Leghorns, Anconas, Rhode Island Reds and Barred Rocks. Our chicks have "Quality Supreme." We have the feed that will raise them and will be glad to tell you how, also a complete line of Poultry Supplies. Visit our Sale room, it is the finest in Southern California. ORANGE COUNTY HATCHERY QUALITY SUPREME Phone 321 1737 E. Fourth Santa Ana, Cal. WILL TEACH FLYING The Bolivian government has approved plans for an aviation school to teach commercial flying with a view to improving communication with adjoining countries. ANAHEIM FEED & FUEL COMPANY Hay, Grain, Seeds, Poultry Supplies Fertilizers, Wood, Coal, Sprays and Insecticides Public Weigh Masters 15-ton Scales Anaheim California WM. J. OELKE FUMIGATOR Phone 240-M 218 S. Clementine, Anaheim J. E. SCHUMACHER CO. Opp. S. P. Depot W. Anaheim Phone 794 POULTRY FEEDS From Farmer to Consumer PROFESSIONALS M. EUGENE DURFEE Architect Room S. Casson Bldg. Phone 698 Anaheim DR. C. S. O'TOLE Physician & Surgeon Phones: Residence 546 Office 569 242 W. Center St. Phone 317 John A. Jackson, M. D. Physician and Surgeon Office 116 S. Meirose Phone 98-J Hours 10 to 12 and 2 to 4 Johnston - Wickett Clinic Clinic Building, Anaheim Dr. H. A. Johnston Dr. W. H. Wiekett Dr. H. D. Newkirk Dr. J. Robinson Dr. A. H. Galvin Dr. R. D. Alkman Dr. H. van de Erve Dr. W. M. Cole Dr. M. W. Hollingsworth Dr. C. Mayfield Dr. B. Raiche Dr. K. W. Allen J. S. Ward, Ph.G. PLAN STREET EXTENSIONS Santa Ana has asked permission of the Railroad Commission today to extend streets known as Beverly Place, Normandy Place and Wisteria Place, across the tracks of the Pacific Electric. WM. TRAPP Cement Pipe Phone 197R Plain Dealer Wa