oc-plain-dealer 1922-05-25

More Views of California Valen FAIR ATHLETES WIN B. B. CHAMPIONSHIP Another championship of Orange-co Examiner Photograph Sell 2-3 of 100 Lots In Monte Vista Tract FAIR ATHLETES WIN B. B. CHAMPIONSHIP Another championship of Orange-co goes to the Anaheim high school girls, this time basepair. At a meeting last evening or principals and women coaches of the county, it was agreed Anaheim will not have to play another game for the title. Huntington Beach only lost one game in the league and that was to Anaheim. The other schools, lost two games to the locals. Orange dropped out of second place and a game was scheduled between Huntington Beach and Santa Ana, but as the Santa Ana team forfeited the game, the second place goes to the Beach team. The Santa Ana Monogram club will present the local girls with a silver loving cup. Letters and sweaters are to be awarded the girls. Miss Irene Jacques will issue the awards to the following girls: Captain, Mae Requarth; manager, Alta Chritton; Irma Young, Evelyn Cordes, Mary Poyet, Madaline Hartman, Grace Holdsworth, Katherine Huarte, Milfred Dickenson, Katherine Carner, Frances Adams, Velma Cook. Kroeger Not Seriously Injured In Collision Louis Kroeger of East Center-st., who was injured in an accident at the intersection of Placentia-ave. and Sycamore-st. yesterday afternoon, was reported improving this morning. It is stated that he spent a restful night. He sustained a gash in the head which curled the flesh to the bone, and a cut in the knee. Physicians do not regard the injuries as serious. Sell 2-3 of 100 Lots In Monte Vista Tract Two-thirds of the lots in the Monte Vista tract have been sold and homebuilders are getting busy. This was announced today from the office of Walsh & Williams on the tract. These men, who are cooperating with the J. T. Lyons Realty Co., in disposal of the subdivision are the first to locate an office on the ground in Anaheim and have demonstrated its practicability, as they have been selling lots like hot cakes. "We know we have the best locations in the city for the money—as we are selling lots as low as $1000, and east fronts at $1250," says Mr. Walsh. "We expect to clean up the remainder in a very brief time as the restrictions and everything else for a most desirable residence section are right." FINED FOR SPEEDING Louis McKellan and Joe Galley were arraigned before Judge Kuchel this morning on the charge of speeding. They were fined $5 each. Sam La Porte, charged with cutting the button, was arraigned yesterday afternoon and fined $2.50. THE THERMOMETER Minimum 53 at 2 a.m. Maximum 71 at 1 p.m. DRIVE NORTH ON OLIVE STREET TO MONTE VISTA, ANAHEIM'S NEW SUB-DIVISION. NEW H. S. COMMEN TO BE HELD The graduation adds lerton high school with the evening of June Bob Schuler of the T church in Los Angeles nounced today. The baccalaureate preached by Rev. C. the First Methodist lerton June 11. That to be given at the hortorum on the evening. The following student: Fullerton Union High uates: Harrison Acker. Elizabeth C. Baile Rena Beale, Evelyn L Laurence P. Babieze Bliss, Mabel V. Blybad Rachel Asenath Braun Brown, Ivan E. Brown Buckmaster, Etta Pearl W. Burris, Lyle W. Edmond Carr Frances Carlson, Flobers, Gladys V. Conn Miriam E. Davis, Mae Dales, Dorothy Andrew Dewhirst, Emam Emma Jean Dekee, Julia Dorothea Raymond A. Ea Alice Cathina Ford. Mary Isabelle Gil Goodwin, Luelle B Genevieve Goodwin Edward Austin Gurl Hugh H. Hampton Reva Hawkins, Orion Winifred Ilene Hunt Willis Holcomb. Stanley M. Ipsen, win. Lois J. Jacobs, Cla Alva M. Johnson, M Johnson, Margaret J Lesley Kenney, Drena May King, Alfred Land Kroeger. Goneva J. Leach. Vera F. McAliste Bride, Gilbert R. Me Lee McLellan. Always Consider Cost and Result It costs no more to make a good appearance. But it does require the exercise of good judgment. When you select your suit—don’t simply buy a suit—instead get your suit; the suit particularly adapted to your requirements. We can please you in the suit you want, at the very moderate price. Suits for men and young men $20.00 to $45.00 Summer Trousers: White Flannel, White Serge. Others with Pencil Stripes, Palm Beach, etc. $5.00 to $9.00 JACKSON'S MEN'S WEAR SHOP “Your Money’s Worth Always” (Old Post Office Building) Anaheim The Orange County Plain Dealer Valencia Orange Show California TON WEST COA ROAD SHOW VAUD 5 - WOND AND BETTY CO TOMORROW “Is Mat —WIT LILA LEE, WALTER HI and other NEWS OF FULLERTON H. S. COMMENCEMENT TO BE HELD JUNE 16 The graduation address at the Fullerton high school will be given on the evening of June 16th by Rev. Bob Schuler of the Trinity Methodist church in Los Angeles, it was announced today. The baccalaureate sermon will be preached by Rev. C. R. Montague of the First Methodist church of Fullerton June 11. The senior play is to be given at the high school auditorium on the evening of June 13th. The following students will graduate: Fullerton Union High school graduates: Harrison Acker. Elizabeth C. Bailey, Lucille Ball, Rena Beale, Evelyn Louise Bielefeldt, Laurence P. Bableze, Frances Irene Bliss, Mabel V. Blybach, Park Borden, Rachel Asenath Brawley, Opal Mary Brown, Ivan E. Brownfield, Julia L. Buckmaster, Etta May Burnett, Pearl W. Burris, Lyla Lucille Bush. W. Edmond Canfield, Bernice Frances Carlson, Florence M. Chambers, Gladys V. Conn. Miriam E. Davis, Orie Dale, Alice Mae Dales, Dorothy May Dean, Paul Andrew Dewhirst, Ethel Mary Dunham, Emma Jean Dunn, Ruth Durkee, Julia Dorothea Davis. Raymond A. Earle, Carl Elder. Alice Cathina Fackelman, Keith Ford. Mary Isabelle Ginter, Robert G. Goodwin, Luelle B. Graham, Ruth Genevieve Goodwin Vernon Griffin, Edward Austin Gurley. Hugh H. Hampton, James Hart, Reva Hawkins, Orel G. Herman, Winifred Ilene Hutchinson, James Willis Holcomb. Stanley M. Ipsen, Wendell M. Irwin. Lois J. Jacobs, Clara May Janeway, Alva M. Johnson, Mildred Christine Johnson, Margaret Jones. Lesley Kenney, Dorothy King, Lorena May King, Alfred L. Kniss, Roland Kroeger. Geneva J. Leach. Vera F. McAlister, William McBride, Gilbert R. McDermont, Donald Lee McLennan. Judge French of the Fullerton police court held a busy session this morning, collecting $30 as fines for violations of the traffic laws. Fred J. Fujiko backed and turned in the middle of the street, it is alleged, and he was fined $10. Robert McWilliams, charged with speeding, was fined $10, and Thomas Graham, charged with driving a car down the sidewalk, was fined $10. J. J. White, Joe Fargon, and William Shipley were given a hearing before Judge French this afternoon on the charge of disturbing the peace. It is alleged that they engaged in a free-for-all bout about a week ago, one of them coming out with a pair of black eyes. White is of Orange, and the other two of Fullerton. White was defended by Albert Launer, and Fargon and Shipley by Tom McFadden. J. L. Lyon, city attorney, prosecuted. FULLERTON BRIEFSE George Amos left yesterday over the Santa Fe for Sallisaw, Oklahoma. Mrs. J. H. Conner is expected to leave tonight over the Santa Fe for Omaha, Nebr. S. W. Miller is expected to leave tonight over the Santa Fe for St. Louis. C. A. Marcey of the Fullerton grammar school has gone to Los Angeles today. Fullerton grammar school teachers enjoyed a weinie bake this afternoon at the Fullerton city park. The little four months old baby of Mr. and Mrs. P. V. Brady is reported very ill at the Brady home on South Kroeger-st. Mrs. John Havener and baby of Anaheim were brought home from the Good Samaritan hospital Los Angeles this morning in the Seale Ambu- Hugh H. Hampton, James Hart, Reva Hawkins, Orel G. Herman, Winifred Ilene Hutchinson, James Willis Holcomb. Stanley M. Ipsen, Wendell M. Irwin. Lois J. Jacobs, Clara May Janeway, Alva M. Johnson, Mildred Christine Johnson, Margaret Jones. Lesley T. Matter, Dorothy King, Lorena May King, Alfred L. Kniss, Roland Kroeger. Geneva J. Leach. Vera F. McAlister, William McBride, Gilbert R. McDermont, Donald Lee McLellan. Louis T. Matter, Bonnis Meranda, William Hibbard Montague, Lucille Moore, Edith May Morgan, John S. Morse. Margaret Amanda Newman. George Jean Osborne. William S. Page, Percy E. Parker, William D. Rapp, Harold L. Redelberger, Elizabeth Reese, Nell Kristina Robertson, Estena Mae Reid, Florence Edna Robison. Edmund H. Salter, Hazel A. Scharr, Frances Elizabeth Schultz, Ellen R. Sells, Virgil D. Shaw, Cynthia Moore Shepherd, Dwight Shepherd, Vernon V. Shepherd, William Edward Sjevers, Virgil Stamps, Gertrude Agnes Stephens, Mae LaDonald Stogadill, Theodore A. Stubblefield, Pearis Ester Sparks. Raymond H. Thompson, John E. Thuet, Marjorie Travers, Agnes Marie Troeller, Harold S. Twombly. Mae E. Vance, Blythe Vaughan, Anna B. Vogan. Eleanor Louise Warren, Thomas S. Warren, Virginia Gretchen Wells, Dorothy E. Wents, Merwin Wagner, Wilton Charles Wagner. Tomo Yahiro, Carrie E. Yorba, Allen E. Yorba. Hugh Neal Wells, Jr. LOCAL ELKS NO. 2 MEET SAN BERDOO Anaheim Elks club team No. 2 will go to Sr $110 on Friday evening for the So Cal lineup captain P. Varner Evans. C.A. Marcey of the Fullerton grammar school has gone to Los Angeles today. Fullerton grammar school teachers enjoyed a weinie bake this afternoon at the Fullerton city park. The little four months old baby of Mr. and Mrs. P. V. Brady is reported very ill at the Brady home on South Kroeger-st. Mrs. John Havener and baby of Anaheim were brought home from the Good Samaritan hospital Los Angeles this morning in the Scale Ambulance. The baby arrived about ten days ago and both mother and babe are doing nicely. Army & Navy Store Will Open Saturday Another enterprising business will open its doors to the public Saturday morning at 9 o'clock when Mr. D. Wrotenberg of the Army and Navy Department Store, will be happy to greet an unlimited number of Anaheim and vicinity residents, and to show them the excellent buying opportunities he offers. The company has successfully operated Army and Navy stores in several other parts of the state, and it is their expectation to make this one of the very best ones. The public will receive personal service and is guaranteed satisfaction. The large buying power, coupled with the low overhead expense, enables the store to undersell many others, thus giving the best of merchandise at lowest prices. Call on the opening day, meet the proprietors and see the many excellent articles at attractive figures. AT ANAHEIM HOSPITAL New patients at the Anaheim sanitarium today include: Mrs. E. H. Jamison, Long Beach; L. A. Bailey, Huntington Beach. MANY ARE BUILDING HOUSES IN MONTE VISTA. COME OUT TO-DAY. PHONE 46 OR 376J FOR PARTICULARS. California Theatre TONIGHT ONLY WEST COAST THEATRES, INC., OWN VAUDEVILLE REVUE WONDERFUL ACTS - 5 AND BETTY COMPSON IN A SUPERB PICTURE MORROW and SATURDAY Matrimony A Failure?" —WITH THOSE FAVORITES— E, WALTER HIERS, T. ROY BARNES, LOIS WILSON and others. You'll Certainly Laugh. Department Edited by FELIX FRUER WATCH FOR LIST OF MONTE VISTA HOME WALTER HIERS, T. ROY BARNES, LOIS WILSON and others. You’ll Certainly Laugh. Department Edited by FELIX FRUER Some how much it would cost to construct a detector amplifier and what parts are needed. The parts necessary for the detector and two stage amplifiers are given below; also prices. Items mentioned are only those which are reliable and: LIST OF PARTS sets $1.50 ea. stadts 1.00 ea. parad grid condenser .90 valor 712 transformers 5.77 ea. V. T. amplifiers 6.50 ea. anything except a Cunningham) 5.00 ery 4.50 tery (at A. Vul. Works, Exide) 10.00 AL $54.90 t panel, tuner, cabinet or phones. Dealer Want Ads Bring Big Results WATCH FOR LIST OF MONTE VISTA HOME BUILDERS IN THIS PAPER. BUY YOUR LOT TODAY, $850 TO $1500. TERMS. Plain Dealer Want Ads Bring Results. Day and Night Service Modern Equipment HUDDLE FUNERAL HOME WALTER S. HUDDLE, Director Corner Lemon and Broadway Telephones 870J—870M Orange Show Feature IS TWO-REEL THRILLER WITH A THOUSAND SENSATIONAL SITUATIONS AND AN INTERESTING PLOT. See It at the Durant Space in the Automobile Section. Durant Picture TWO-REEL THRILLER WITH A THOUSAND SENSATIONAL SITUATIONS AND AN INTERESTING PLOT. See It at the Durant Space in the Automobile Section. No Extra Admission picture story that prove Durant durability and strength. 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