oc-plain-dealer 1922-06-05

Monday, June 5, 1922 SPORT CLASSY CARD FOR ARENA RE-OPENING For the Anaheim Athletic club's big re-opening Friday night at the open-air arena on the Sugar Factory grounds, Manager Billy Darnley has arranged an A-1 card of boxing. Six classy bouts have been lined up and action galore is assured. There are some high class boys on the bill. From the curtain-raiser to the main event, the card couldn't look better. Fans should go home with something to talk about. The feature will be between Young Dudley, the local colored flash, and Webb McIntyre of Philadelphia who will meet at 138-lbs. Dudley is going great guns, being in rare form and losing but one decision in his last 12 goes. He is hitting a good deal harder than formerly and his judgment of distance has improved considerably. McIntyre is rated a good boy at his weight. He is new on the coast, having arrived for the Quaker City only a couple of months ago. McIntyre so impressed Jack Dempsey, who is going thru daily workouts at Tommy McFarland's gym in Los Angeles, that the champion engaged him to act as one o this sparring partners. Dempsey is a great believer in having light, fast fellows in his camp as it tends to keep him speeded up. McIntyre is a hard-hitting, clever lad and he will give the colored lad a warm argument every step of the way. It promises to be a real main event. The semi-windup also comes in for a big share of the real class on the bill for when little Kid Louie, the fast 118-pounder from over Placentia way, tangles with Young Willie Jackson, the fur is going to Fly. Jackson is one sweet hitter for a youngster and one of his weight. He stopped PROPOSE TOURNEY OF LOCAL GOLFERS The latest thing in local sports is an Anaheim golf tourney. The inspiration for the event which should arouse keen interest is Claude Sidnam. There is a growing number of golf devotees here and Sidnam proposed that the local colony get together within the next month, probably playing off half the tourney at Newport and half at the Hacienda. Among the local golfers are Wm. A. Dolan, Dr. F. H. Houck, Claude and Harry Sidnam, Harry Hathaway, Bud Holland, Sidney Prince, Earl Ferris, Remaine Berger, William Dozier, Cotton Mather, George Dunton, Arch Fay, O. A. Mullinix, Geo. Harden, Dr. H. A. Johnston, Pete Weisel, Dr. Wm. Wickett, J. A. Clayes, Leonard Evans, Leo Sheridan, Percy Rust, Butch Morgan, B. Gibson, Harry D. Riley, Horace Benjamin and Richard Melrose. "There are no sharks here, practically every man taking a 24 handicap, which should tend to heighten the interest," says Sidnam. Baseball Standings PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE W. L. P.c. Vernon ... 33 24 .579 San Francisco ... 35 27 .565 Los Angeles ... 35 28 .556 Portland ... 31 27 .534 Salt Lake ... 27 30 .474 Seattle ... 27 34 .443 Oakland ... 28 36 .437 Sacramento ... 26 36 .419 Yesterday's Results Los Angeles: 5-9; Vernon: 7-3. San Francisco: 10-4; Oakland: 5-2. Portland: 0-4; Sacramento: 7-3. Salt Lake: 6-1; Seattle: 5-3. RICKENBACKER IS PROGRESS The livelier competes into the local automobiles certain makes of nautical cars promises to become intense with the introduction Rickenbacker car here. O. Stanton has the distillar distributors are based in various points land. The models are touring passenger; five-passenger four-passenger coupe. This is a car which something new into the field, including 'the clutch and transmission' raystest lined running alleviating any change. The engine is built by itself and is a bitken under cast en bloc, cyl with osnkcase. The hble type L. It has 4 3-4-in. stroke; B. H. placement; 218 cu. in mush-room type. Guid 6—casily removable. S Ignition—Automatic Engine Lubrication-consumption; 1 gallilems. High pressure a capacity; 1½ gallons. Carburetor—Species Size, 1¼-in. Intake Manifold—H Fuel Feed—Stewart oline capacity; 21 gallle Brakes—Foot brake 14-in x 2-in. Emergen mission. Hotchkiss drive Steering Gear—Get construction of contr steering post.(quadra Type, wor mand whee bearings, taper roller bearings, taper roller; per roller; pinion shaft clutch bearings, ball-bmission bearings, tape Rims—Demountable Springs—Rickenbach semi; 36-in x 2-in. sem Wheels—Turac Steel Artillery; Embossed brake drums.Wweight PASADENA COMING FOR GAME SUNDAY As the last big offering before the opening of the Cal. Elks Baseball league June 18, Manager Billy Knott this afternoon announced he had framed a game for next Sunday on the local high school field with Pasadent Elks Longtime rivals of the Bills here. Anaheim has twice defeated Pasadena best two out of three in the playoff of the So. Cal. championship. In no game does either team fight harder. Some of the promoters of the Pasadena team were not overly anxious about meeting Anaheim before the season opened for fear a defeat for them might take some of the starch from their heroes. However, Manager Knott was keen for a stiff rehearsal before the league season opens here with Pomona, so Manager Urey of Pasadena finally consented to the arrangement over phone this afternoon. PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE W. L. P.c. Vernon ... 33 24.579 San Francisco ... 35 27.565 Los Angeles ... 35 28.556 Portland ... 31 27.534 Salt Lake ... 27 30.474 Seattle ... 27 34.443 Oakland ... 28 36.437 Sacramento ... 26 36.419 Yesterday's Results Los Angeles; 5-9; Vernon, 7-3. San Francisco, 10-4; Oakland, 5-2. Portland, 0-4; Sacramento, 7-3. Salt Lake, 6-1; Seattle, 5-3. AMERICAN LEAGUE W. L. P.c. New York ... 36 18.625 St. Louis ... 28 19.596 Cleveland ... 24 24.500 Washington ... 23 25.475 Philadelphia ... 19 21.475 Boston ... 19 24.442 Detroit ... 20 26.435 Chicago ... 20 26.435 Yesterday's Results St. Louis, 3; Chicago, 2; (10 innings.) New York, 8; Philadelphia, 3. Boston, 2; Washington, 1. Cleveland, 14; Detroit, 6. NATIONAL LEAGUE W. L. P.c. New York ... 27 18.600 Pittsburgh ... 24 18.571 St. Louis ... 25 20.556 Brooklyn ... 25 22.532 Cincinnati ... 25 25.500 Chicago ... 21 23.477 Boston ... 17 25.405 Philadelphia ... 15 28.349 Yesterday's Results Chicago, 6; Cincinnati, 5. New York, 5; Brooklyn, 4. No other games scheduled. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION W. L. P.c. Minneapolis ... 29 15.659 St. Paul ... 26 17.605 Indianapolis ... 26 18.591 Milwaukee ... 26 22.542 Columbus ... 22 24.478 Louisville ... 20 27.426 Kansas City ... 20 29.408 Tulsa ... 13 30.302 Yesterday's Results St. Paul, 5; Kansas City, 1. Indianapolis, 7; Columbus, 2. Minneapolis, 10; Milwaukee, 5. Toledo, 7-9; Louisville, 6-8. WESTERN LEAGUE W. L. P.c. St. Joseph ... 35 11.760 Sloux City ... 26 21.553 Wichita ... 25 21.542 Tulsa ... 28 25.479 Omaha ... 20 25.444 Des Moines ... 20 27.426 Oklaoma City ... 20 29.408 Denver ... 18 28.391 Yesterday's Results Denver, 3; Des Moines, 0. St. Joseph, 9-4; Tulsa, 3-12. Oklahoma City, 2; Wichita, 1. Sloux City, 13-7; Omaha, 9-8. TEXAS LEAGUE Dallas, 9-1; Fort Worth, 4-9. Beaumont, 12; Galveston, 10. Wichita, Falls, 17; Shreveport, 8. San Antonio, 10; Houston, 2. FINED SPEEDING V. J. Barfoot, charged with speed mission. Steering Gear—Gear construction of control steering post.(quadra Type, wor mand wheel bearings, taper roller bearings, taper roller; per roller; pinion shaft clutch bearings, ball brake missions bearings, tape Rims—Demountable Springs—Rickenbaum semi,36-in x²-in,sem wheels—Turac Steel Artillery.Embossed brake drums.Wright LOCAL K.O.F PASADENE A fast Knights of C ball players from Passa the local cases on the school diamond yesterday of7 to4.The game in the7th inningthe4 but in the ninth warned up and got tw The batteries:for Butler and Lee,and H helm—T.Hund and B batteries. The game by inning Anaheim...00 Anaheim...00 Anaheim and no errors.Pasa runs and no errors. CLOSE ENTRY FOR "C" The entry list for elimination contest h the desired15 having The tourney starts tonight when there will be pairs,the15th man,bye.not bowling un night.The semi-finals be rolled Thursday n trants are:Yeonn,Sp Kemper,Hunt.Kerki Moore,Perry.Webb ericks and Meikle. Four Elk bowling seen in action here Santa Monica No.1 No.1 and Long Beach Anaheim No.2. WINNS SUDDEN WITH Alonzo C.Webb,the dier who has won s Paris art circles by etchings.was content prints out among his One day,however,having his etching pri fashioned process douce,"the printer sa you sell these etchings They're not good e Webb."You're crazy,"sa Some of the promoters of the Pasadena team were not overly anxious about meeting Anaheim before the season opened for fear a defeat for them might take some of the starch from their heroes. However, Manager Knott was keen for a stiff rehearsal before the league season opens here with Pomona, so Manager Urey of Pasadena finally consented to the arrangement over phone this afternoon. USL WILL SERVE YOU WELL The Quality Storage Battery Service With a Smile Automotive Electric Co. Phone 155 234 S. Los Angeles St., Anaheim Tire Bargains Offering the Famous McCLAREN FABRICS at Special Prices 32x4 $18 33x4 $19 34x4 $20 These tires will give super mileage. McClaren tires are giving exceptional service on stages. ANAHEIM TIRE SALES CO. Wholesale and Retail 129 N. Los Angeles St. Anaheim RICKENBACKER CAR IS PROGRESS-MAKER The livelier competition brought into the local automobile field by certain makes of nationally known cars promises to become still more intense with the introduction of the Rickenbacker car here, for which H. O. Stanton has the distribution. Similar distributors are being established in various points in the Southland. The models are touringphaeton, five passenger; five-passenger sedan and four-passenger coupe. This is a car which really brings something new into the automobile field, including the Rickenbacker clutch and transmission, with cone raybestos lined running in oil, thus alleviating any change of grabbing. The engine is built by the company itself and is a Rickenbaker mix-cylinder cast en bloc, cylinder integral with crankcase. The head is removable, type L. It has 3 1-8-in bore, 4 3-4-in stroke; B. H. P. 58. Displacement, 218 cu. in. Push rods, mushroom type. Guides—groups of 6—casily removable. Steel flywheels. Ignition—Automatic advance type. Engine Lubrication—Average oil consumption, 1 gallon per 1500 miles. High pressure and splash. Oil capacity, 1½ gallons. Carburator—Special Stromberg. Size, 1¼-in. Intake Manifold—Hot Spot. Fuel Feed—Stewart vacuum. Gasoline capacity, 21 gallons. Brakes—Foot brake on rear wheel, 14-in x 2-in. Emergency on transmission. Hotchkiss drive. Steering Gear—Gemmer. Latest construction of control levers on steering post. (quadrant removed). Type, worm mand wheel. Front wheel bearings, taper roller; differential bearings, taper roller; axle shaft, taper roller; pinion shaft, taper roller; clutch bearings, ball bearings; transmission bearings, taper roller. Rims—Demountable. Springs—Rickenbacker. Front semi, 36-in x 2-in, semi 57-in x 2½-in. Wheels—Turac Steel Disc or Wood Artillery. Embossed spokes; 14-inch brake drums. Weight 2500 lbs. Actors Hungry, “Props” Vanish ALMA RUBENS and HARRISON FORD in a Scene from the PARAMOUNT PICTURE FIND THE WOMAN A COSMOPOLITAN PRODUCTION “Find the Woman” Cast Eats Food Intended for Photographing When Cosmopolitan Productions photographed restaurant scenes in “Find the Woman,” an Arthur Somers Roche mystery story, the company used the Italian dining-room in the fashionable Hotel Ambassador in New York City. The waiters brought to the tables fine squabs, dalyty breast of chicken, lobster cocktails and other inviting dishes. The viands were supposed to be “properties”；that is, the actors were to peck at them as though eating but not to consume them as the scenes had to be photographed over and over again. But the two hundred players were hungry and the food was avidly eaten. When Tom Terriss, the director, was ready to photograph the action, after having rehearsed it half a dozen times he found the food was gone. He had to recall the waiters, order new “props,” and then berged his cost not to consume STEAMER COMPANIES COOPERATE WITH U. S. LIVERPOOL, June 9 — There is no foundation for the charges recently in certain sections of the press that the various trans-Atlantic steam ship lines have been insuing in a propagandist campaign against the United States immigration laws. On the contrary, the most hearty co-operation exists between the shipping companies and the authorities. The question arose with regard to the 3 per cent restriction law which made the various companies responsible for insuring that no immigrant passengers arrived in the United States in excess of the quota allowed. COCAINE IN THEIR HAIR Paris—Three women arrested here for trafficking in drugs were found to have cocaine concealed in their hair. Steering Gear—Gemmer. Latest construction of control levers on steering post. (quadrant removed). Type, wor mand wheel. Front wheel bearings, taper roller; differential bearings, taper roller; axle shaft, taper roller; pinion shaft, taper roller; clutch bearings, ball bearings; transmission bearings, taper roller. Rims—Demountable. Springs—Rickenbacker. Front, semi, 36-in x 2-in, semi 57-in x 2½-in. Wheels—Turac Steel Disc or Wood Artillery, Embossed spokes; 14-m. brake drums. Weight 2500 lbs. LOCAL K. OF C. HOLD PASADENA 7 TO 4 A fast Knights of Columbus baseball players from Pasadena defeated the local caseys on the Anaheim high school diamond yesterday to the tune of 7 to 4. The game was very close. In the 7th inning the score was 5 to 4 but in the ninth the visiting team warned up and got two more digits. The batteries: for Pasadena—H. Butler and Lee, and H. Hughes; Anaheim—T. Hund and B. Peltzer, local batteries. The game by innings: Anaheim ...000 100 300—4 Pasadena ...010 004 002—7 Summary: Anaheim 12 hits, 4 runs and no errors. Pasadena, 7hits, 7 runs and no errors. CLOSE ENTRY LIST FOR “C” TOURNEY The entry list for the C bowlers elimination contest has been closed, the desired 15 having been secured. The tourney starts tomorrow evening when there will be a drawing for pairs, the 15th man, who draws a bye, not bowling until Wednesday night. The semi-finals and finals will be rolled Thursday night. The entrants are: Ycorn, Stephens, James, Kemper, Hunt, Kerking, Schleuter, Moore, Perry, Webb Walters, Fredericks and Meikle. Four Elk bowling teams will be seen in action here Friday night when Santa Monica No. 1 meets Anaheim No. 1 and Long Beach No. 2 meets Anaheim No. 2. WINS SUDDEN FAME WITH ETCHINGS Alonzo C. Webb, the American soldier who has won sudden fame in Paris art circles by his distinctive etchings, was content to pass his prints out among his friends. One day, however, while he was having his etching printed by the old-fashioned process called "taille douce," the printer said: "Why don't you sell these etchings?" "They're not good enough," replied Webb. "You're crazy," said the printer; The viands were supposed to be "properties"; that is, the actors were to peck at them as though eating but not to consume them as the scenes had to be photographed over and over again. But the two hundred players were hungry and the food was avidly eaten. When Tom Terriss, the director, was ready to photograph the action, after having rehearsed it half a dozen times he found the food was gone. He had to recall the waiters, order new "props," and then begged his cast not to consume them as a luncheon was prepared for them in an adjoining room. It required great resistance to spare the French cantaloupes, casaba melons and other delectable dishes set before them, but the actors and actresses did it this time. "Find the Woman," featuring Alma Rubens, will be presented at the California Theatre beginning tomorrow. Doty Hobart adapted the picture. In support of Miss Rubens are: Elleen Huban, George MacQaurrie, Harrison Ford, Ethel Durray, Norman Kerry, Henry Sedley and others. It is a Paramount picture. MILLER FUNERAL TODAY Funeral of Wm. Howard Miller, 12-year-old son of F. H. Miller of the Orange-co. Fast Freight, who died Saturday after suffering two weeks from a malady which may have been diphtheria, was held at 2 p.m. today from Backs & Terry Co., chapel. Rev. Leon L. Meyers, newly appointed minister at the Christian church, was in charge. USED FORDS A used car is only as good as the reputation of the firm that sells it. A Few Real Bargains WINS SUDDEN FAME WITH ETCHINGS Alonzo C. Webb, the American soldier who has won sudden fame in Paris art circles by his distinctive etchings, was content to pass his prints out among his friends. One day, however, while he was having his etching printed by the old-fashioned process called "taillie douce," the printer said: "Why don't you sell these etchings?" "They're not good enough," replied Webb. "You're crazy," said the printer; "you wouldn't mind selling them, would you? Don't you need the money?" "Yes, God knows I need it, but I never thought of selling these things," replied Webb. The old man gave Webb a note to a dealer in the Rue de Rivoll took "on depot" one each of five prints. The very next day Webb received a letter at his home at Bellevue, asking for three more to replace those the dealer had sold the first day. LA VIDA DANCE GREAT SUCCESS The dance given by the Llewellyn orchestra at La Vida Springs Saturday night was a very successful and pleasant affair. The floor was in finest condition and the orchestra at its best. A masquerade dance is arranged for next Saturday night, at which the same orchestra will play. The dances at La Vida are conducted in most orderly manner. The management insists upon good behavior and does not hesitate to eject those acting otherwise. The Llewellyns also played at the yesterday afternoon dance. ORGANIZE PALOS VERDES LOS ANGELES, June 5.—The underwriters of the Palos Verdes Estates will organize at a big meeting to be held at Trinity Auditorium on the night of June 14, according to General Manager E. G. Lewis. Industrial and financial leaders will attend. The engineering crews started work on the tractor June 1, following the report of the Title Insurance and Trust Co., that subscriptions exceeding $15,000,000 had been received. MAN OF 165 FIANCEES London—Ronald Ormond Forbes, who proposed to and was accepted by 165 women, all of whom he swindled has been sentenced to nine years' imprisonment. A used car is only as good as the reputation of the firm that sells it. A Few Real Bargains 1920 Ford Sedan, starter, new paint, a good clean car ... $475 1920 Ford Touring car, starter, good mechanical condition ... $250 1921 Ford Roadster, starter, new paint, bargain ... $300 1921 Ford Truck, all new rubber, body looks like new; used but little ... $525 1918 Ford Touring, new top and paint, good rubber, some buy ... $150 1917 Overland Roadster, starter, a good car ... $175 George Dunton Ford and Fordson Sales and Service Largest and Most Completely Equipped Garage in Orange County. Phone Anaheim 263 THEATRES Mae Murray is seen today at the California in "Fascination," the story of a dancing girl who danced with danger. Plain Dealer Want Ads Bring Results. PASS BONUS BILL THIS WEEK WASHINGTON, June 5.—The McCumber soldiers' bonus bill, providing for the issuance of certificates of indebtedness, will be passed by the Senate this week. Senator McCumber said. He will move to report out the bill tomorrow. The President will veto the bill, if necessary. —Witnian. Eyesight specialist. SPORT OXFORDS and SPORT ONE-STRAP PUMPS Combination smoked elk and brown trimmings $485 Kafateria Shoe Store 109 W. CENTER ST. ANAHEIM Kafateria Shoe Store 109 W. CENTER ST. ANAHEIM Fashion's Prettiest Whims Await You in "California Maid" Dresses featured by 4 Living Models this special Demonstration and Sale of Wash Dresses will held at the S. Q. R. Store's Ready-to-Wear Department Tues. and Wed. Afternoons featured by 4 Living Models this special Demonstration and Sale of Wash Dresses will held at the S. Q. R. Store's Ready-to-Wear Department Tues. and Wed. Afternoons from 2 to 4 o'clock you seek Colors that Flatter and Styles that Charm, be sure be on hand at the Fashion Pageant by these beautiful models need from Los Angeles. these beautifully made Gingham and Organdie trimmed kits—for morning, outing, calling and afternoon wear—interpret martest new fashions at prices within reach of all, $3.00 and Any Flocks in stock will be on sale during the demonstration SPECIAL MUSIC please consider this a personal invitation to attend this Fashion new. The S. Q. R. Store Anaheim, Calif.