oc-plain-dealer 1922-06-16

Friday, June 16, 1922 SPORTS "BUGS" RAYMOND IS ELIMINATION WINNER Alfred "Bugs" Raymond is some bowler. This he proved last night at the Anaheim alleys when he defeated "Mighty" Al Johnson in the semi-finals and Dugas in the finals of the elimination tournament. The semi-finals brought together Martin of Buena Park vs Dugas of Anaheim. This was the best game of the semi-finals. Martin took the lead first game with Dugas two pins behind; but at the end of the second game Dugas took the lead and held it, finally winning by 40 pins. "Mighty" Johnson was off form and was beaten by Raymond easily in the semi-finals. In the first game of the finals Dugas led by one pin. At the end of the second game Raymond was leading by one pin. The third was nip and tuck all the way, one leading and then the other, until the end. Raymond won by eight pins. The score: Semi-Finals Martin ... 184 185 162 531 Dugas ... 182 1900 199 571 Johnson ... 180 145 169 494 Raymond ... 186 193 192 571 Finals Raymond ... 170 206 202 578 Dugas ... 171 204 195 570 ANAHEIM ELKS WIN 3 FROM GLENDALE Anaheim Elks No. 2 won three straight from Glendale No. 2 on the later's alleys in the third week's play of the So. Cal. Bowling league. The local "Bills" rolled like champions, piling up a total of 2792 pins. Tonight Anaheim Elks No. 1 travel to Glendale for a clash with the No. 1 team there. HUNT GETS CHANCE AT DUDLEY TONITE Tonight's weekly boxing card at the Athletic club's open air arena on the sugar factory grounds looks to be class. Some high class boys very evenly matched. At any rate, there promises to be enough action to more than satisfy the fight bug. As in last week's program, the heaviest boys will weigh but 138 lbs, and the lightest 118 lbs. This, as a rule, tends to produce liveller action. The bigger fellows, while they sock a lot harder, are a good deal slower. The main event between Anaheim's colored flash, Young Dudley and Wild Willie Hunt, who hails from Fresno, will no doubt be a "Humdinger" from start to finish. Hunt, while not in the training camp of Jack Dempsey, knows how and will fight. He has been on the colored youth's trail for a long time. Both are clever, Willing mixers and know the finer points of the game. Besides, each packs a healthy wallop. They will weight in at about 138 lbs. The semi-windup, between that fast little fellow from Denver, Leonard Lee, and Joe (Kid) Fargon from Fullerton also is coming in for an unusual share of interest. Lee is reported to be in good shape and as he is after a main event here he expects to show fight buys some real stuff. Fargon has the backing of almost the entire population of our neighboring city or more properly speaking that portion of Anaheim to the north and which is generally called Fullerton. Fargon will have a weight advantage over Lee of about seven or eight pounds but Lee is not letting that worry him any in the least. He says that young Mr. Fargon will be lucky to get out of the ring. Yea, Bo, looks like it might be a live affair! The preliminaries look to be out of the ordinary. Joe Chaney will be up against tougher game in Frankie Duffy than he was last week when he stacked up with Willie Kelly. However, Joe is in good shape. HEAD PIN Next week, at Anaheim H novelty tourn Pin. In this cone equal terms w object is to ro 12 frames to misses the beat is chalked up inning. The contest is 120 tournament bowler. Everybody down the alley the head pin in this Entri at 8 p.m. BUENA P DOW The Standard ena Park is in feet, it was rep A driller war that oil'and gas sufficient quan belief in'a well ton Beach. DOROTHY M Dorothy Modi B. Modjeska, g Modjeska, the dead in the same trees died on Ba lowed a lingerin months. Private were held today chapel Intermen cemetery. Fame oftimes Wishes wear clothes. If your feet are to carry you—rid A pessimist is a blows out the light 3 FROM GLENDALE Anaheim Elks No. 2 won three straight from Glendale No. 2 on the later's alleys in the third week's play of the So. Cal. Bowling league. The local "Bills" rolled like champions, piling up a total of 2792 pins. Tonight Anaheim Elks No. 1 travel to Glendale for a clash with the No. 1 team there. Olives! Olives! Olives! Gallon, Quart, Pint. They are good. Edmiston’s Grocery We Deliver Ph. 219 The preliminaries look to be out of the ordinary. Joe Chaney will be up against tougher game in Frankie Duffy than he was last week when he stacked up with Willie Kelly. However, Joe is in good shape and is expected to put up his usual good contest. Duffy is a ragged two-handed mixed with a mean kick in either mitt so it should be a good go. Much interest is centered around the appearance of popular Eddie Randall, formerly of St. Louis but now making his home here. Eddie in his day was a regular go-get him-son-of-a-gun and judging by the manner in which he has been shaping up in his workouts, Sailor Lester, his opponent for this evening, is due for a warm argument. Eddie is boxing in good form and is hitting on all fours. Eddie Green, that hard socking darkey who rocked Mr. Hogan back to the shores of Kilkenny on last week's card, meets a fast, clever lad in Bobby Gray who is bringing all the natives of his "Hum Town," La Habra, with him. They think a lot of Bobby over there but they are apt to change their minds very quickly if Mistah Green connects with that terrible left of his. The curtain raiser will bring on Mose Mootch and Young Montoya, a couple of willing youngsters at 122 lbs. They have promised to set off. SPARTAN GROCERS G. O. PAYNE, Prop. 101 Stores 138 E. Center SEGO MILK, Large, 3 cans ... 25c Brooks Catsup, full pint bottle We believe this is one of the best Catsups. Sugar prices will probably be higher. Our prices are right. Brooks Catsup, full pint bottle 25c We believe this is one of the best Catsups. Sugar prices will probably be higher. Our prices are right. 5 cans good standard $1.00 20-degree Syrup Peaches or Apricots... Orange Blossom Shortening $1.40 4 lb. net 75c; 8 lb. net... Toilet Paper 25c 5 big rolls... Genuine Ball Mason Jars $1.45 Pints, 80c; Quarts, 96c; ½ Gals... You're Safe at Payne's Safe Milk for INFANTS and INVALIDS ASK FOR Horlick's the Original Avoid Imitations and Substitutes For Infants, Invalids and Growing Children Rich milk, malted grain extract in Powder The Original Food-Drink For All Ages No Cooking — Nourishing — Digestible THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN D EALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA HEAD PIN TOURNEY HELD NEXT WEEK Next week, starting Tuesday night at Anaheim Bowling alloy will see a novelty tournament called the Head Pin. In this contest a "C" Bowler is on equal terms with "A" Bowlers. The object is to roll one ball a frame with 12 frames to be rolled. If the roller misses the head pin in any frame he is chalked up with a blank for that inning. The possible score for this contest is 120 pins. Last year the tournament was won by a local "C" bowler. Everybody who can roll a ball down the alley and thinks he can hit the head pin is invited to take part in this. Entries close Tuesday night at 8 p.m. BUENA PARK WELL DOWN 3270 FEET The Standard Oil well at Buena Park is in coarse sand at 3270 feet, it was reported today. A driller was quoted as saying that oil and gas have been found in sufficient quantities to warrant the belief in a well were it at Huntington Beach. DOROTHY MODJESKY DEAD Dorothy Modjeska, wife of Felix B. Modjeska, grandson of Madame Modjeska, the great tragedian, is dead in the same house where the actress died on Bay Island. Death followed a lingering illness of several months. Private funeral services were held today at Smith & Tuthill's chapel. Interment was in Fairhaven cemetery. Fame oftimes goes shabby. Wishes wear out with your clothes. If your feet are not strong enough to carry you—ride. A pessimist is an individual who blows out the light to. Kenneth Mathes Glad He Won Prize of $5 The following is from the winner of Plain Dealer $5 prize offered the person who guessed nearest the total pa ita dendane atnb.....a cmfwyp paid attendance at the Second Calif. Valencia Orange show: The Plain Dealer: I was certainly surprised to find out that I was such a "good guesser," but the funny part about it was that all my friends knew about it before I did. I want to thank you and will certainly try to put it to good use. Very respectfully, KENNETH MAThes. Baseball Standings PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE W. L. P.c. Vernon ...40 27 .597 San Francisco ...42 29 .592 Los Angeles ...39 33 .542 Portland ...34 33 .507 Salt Lake ...33 33 .500 Seattle ...31 39 .443 Sacramento ...30 42 .417 Oakland ...30 43 .411 Yesterday's Results Los Angeles, 8; Seattle, 2. Salt Lake, 18; Oakland, 5. San Francisco, 13; Portland, 1. Vernon, 5; Sacramento, 2. AMERICAN LEAGUE W. L. P.c. New York ...35 23 .603 St. Louis ...34 23 .596 Detroit ...28 28 .500 Washington ...28 29 .491 Cleveland ...27 28 .491 Chicago ...26 50 .464 Philadelphia ...22 27 .449 Boston ...22 31 .415 esterday's Results Boston, 8; Cleveland, 3. St. Louis, 3; Washington, 2. Detroit, 2; New ork, 1. Philadelphia, 10; Chicago, 8. NATIONAL LEAGUE W. L. P.c. New York ...35 19 .648 St. Louis ...30 25 .545 Pittsburg ...27 23 .540 Brooklyn ...29 27 .545 Sargum Sproutings Cypress, June 18 Hello Folks: In the "good old days," when there was enough liquid refreshments to satisfy most every one, when party candidates were elected at convention, this was the glad season. All the aspirants for office would be out with free cigars and in most cases with a bottle on the hip or under the buggy seat. Those that enjoyed free smokes and drinks were in their glory. It cost something to be an office seeker in those days. First of all you had to be a good fellow which meant the passing out of free smokes to every voters you met and drinks to most of them. Then there were the political bosses of each community; they must have a little cash to work on. Then these were the big bosses that handled the little bosses and also controlled the county conventions. Any way, every voter was petted and smoked and 'billed' till he imagined his vote was very important. Now-a-days it is all changed. We seldom get a free smoke and we would be afraid to drink if anything was offered. The old partisan prejudice is dying away for lock of fuel. We are no longer Republicans or Democrats because our fathers were before us. In many instances we hardly know for whom and what we are voting. In the old way we saw and met the men for whom we voted, now nine-tenths of the voters never see the men for whom they cast their votes. It would be great if the people could be awakened to their political. Saturday Specials Burnt Sugar Cookies Fame oftimes goes shabby. Wishes wear out with your clothes. If your feet are not strong enough to carry you—ride. A pessimist is an individual who blows out the light to see how dark it is. He who has nothing to give is poor, but he who has plenty and refuses to give is poor indeed. The first may still be in grace, but the second is certainly in disgrace. some real fireworks which will begin promptly at 8:30 o'clock. Billy Darnley will referee all bouts—let's go. BACK GIVES OUT Plenty of Anaheim Readers Have This Experience You tax the kidneys — overwork them— They can't keep up the continual strain. The back may give out—it may ache and pain; Urinary troubles may set in. Don't wait longer — take Doan's Kidney Pills. Anaheim people tell you how they act. Mrs. A. Steafather, 415 E. Charles St., Anaheim, says: "I am glad to recommend Doan's Kidney Pills, for I have used them with good results. My kidneys caused me to suffer with backache and I felt dull and tired out. My kidneys were irregular in action, but I used Doan's Kidney Pills and they stopped the backaches and regulated my kidneys. I felt better in every way and advise anyone having kidney trouble to give Doan's a trial." 60c. at all dealers, Foster-Milburn Co., Mfrs., Buffalo, N.Y. Yesterday's Results Washington, ... 28 28.500 Cleveland ... 28 29.491 Chicago ... 27 28.491 Philadelphia ... 26 30.464 Boston ... 22 27.449 Easterday's Results Boston, 8; Cleveland, 3. St. Louis, 3; Washington, 2. Detroit, 2; New ork, 1. Philadelphia, 10; Chicago, 8. NATIONAL LEAGUE W. L. P.c. New York ... 35 19.648 St. Louis ... 30 25.545 Pittsburg ... 27 23.540 Brooklyn ... 29 27.518 Chicago ... 25 27.481 Cincinnati ... 27 31.466 Boston ... 22 29.431 Philadelphia ... 17 33.340 Yesterday's Results New York, 4; Pittsburg, 2. Philadelphia, 7; Cincinnati, 0. St. Louis, 4; Brooklyn, 3. Chicago-Boston, rain. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION W. L. P.c. Minneapolis ... 35 18.660 Indianapolis ... 35 21.625 St. Paul ... 33 20.623 Milwaukee ... 31 28.525 Columbus ... 26 30.464 Louisville ... 24 34.414 Kansas City ... 24 35.407 Toledo ... 16 38.296 Yesterday's Results St. Paul, 11; Columbus, 4. Kansas City, 4; Indianapolis, 3. Milwaukee, 6; Louisville, 0. Minneapolis, 9; Toledo, 6. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Buffalo, 3; Jersey City, 2. Toronto, 6; Newark, 0. Baltimore, 10; Syracuse, 8. Rochester, 7; Reading, 6. WESTERN LEAGUE W. L. P.c. St. Joseph ... 44 13.772 Tulsa ... 34 26.567 Wichita ... 32 27.542 Sioux City ... 31 27.534 Omaha ... 27 29.482 Oklahoma City ... 25 35.417 Des Moines ... 22 37.373 Denver ... 19 40.322 Yesterday's Results St. Joseph, 9; Denver, 4. Omaha, 6; Wichita, 5. Tulsa, 8; Des Moines, 4. Sioux City, 13; Oklahoma City, 8. J. E. Rodden, Insurance, Phone 71. Not Saturday Specials But Everyday Values Saturday Specials Burnt Sugar Cookies 20c doz., 2 doz. 35c Huckleberry Bear Claws 5c each Oregon Cherry Pie 30c each BOSTON Bakery Store No. I 201 E. Center Street Phones 135W—862J Store No. 3 248 W. Center St. Daleys Milk Whole Wheat Cracked Wheat Bran-Graham Not Saturday Specials But Everyday Values To be found in our store: Folger's Golden Gate Coffee With every 2½-lb. can at $1.03 we will give½ lb. FREE. With every 5-lb. can at $2.00 we will give full lb. FREE. NOW FOR REAL BARGAINS 8 lbs. Best New Potatoes . . . . . 25c Peets Washing Machine Soap . . . . 33c Good Canned Peaches, per can only . . . . 25c We carry at all times everything for that Picnic Lunch or Party. Harry I. Horn GROCER Cor. Claudina and Center Ph. 212 We Deliver. SEVERAL CARS OF KIWANIANS LEAVE The biggest crow of Kiwanians said to have ever left California for an international convention of the Kiwanis club departed on a special train of several cars from Los Angeles over the So. Pac. Lines Wednesday evening at 6 o'clock. While the various clubs were only assigned one or two delegates each, some of the larger ones are represented by many additional volunteers. The train will proceed directly and (state and county) duties with out reverting to the bottle and free smoke. The people should be better acquainted with the candidates that they have been for the past few years, but how are you going to do it? Perplexed—SARGUM SPROUT. It costs to follow Jesus Christ Buff it costs more not to follow him. The measure of our lives is not what we give but how much we have left. -Witman, Eyesight specialist. Store No. 25 248 West Center Chaffees WHERE CASH BEATS CREDIT Chaffee's Bread 24-oz. loaves Regular price 2 for 15c Chaffee's Flour 5-lb sk. 25c 10-lb sk. 45c Chaffee's Mayonnaise 4-oz bot. 18c 8-oz bot. 30c Van Camp's Beans 9c, 12½c, 23c Campbell's Beans 2s—10c Water White Orange Honey Pint 30c, Quart 50c 2 for 15c 10-lb sk. 45c 8-oz bot. 30c Van Camp's Beans 9c, 12½c, 23c Campbell's Beans 2s—10c Water White Orange Honey Pint 30c, Quart 50c Caramels Old Fashioned Wrapped lb. 25c Hillsboro Corn tin 10c Lenox Soap 8 bars 25c Atlas Mason Jars Every jar furnished with a Good Luck Rubber. Pints 75c, Qts. 91c SUGAR Anaheim $6.65 Cane $6.85 COMPOUND, 2 lbs. for 25c PURE LARD, 15c lb. ANAHEIM Daleys ROCK BOTTOM STORES DAY ONLY LIMITED SALE St Toasties . . . 5c Limit one package to each customer. BREAD LESS PROFIT MORE BUSINESS Limit one package to each customer. BREAD 15c LESS PROFIT MORE BUSINESS Therefore less overhead. In this reduced price we are passing the benefit on to our customers in accord with our usual policy. Cookies, 8 kinds, big ones . . . . . 3 doz. for 25c L MILK, Tall Cans . . . . . 3 for 25c Silk Dried OATS, 20-oz. Packages . . . 3 for 25c Ms Mince Meat Frost from our factory twice each week, per lb. 15c Good old fashioned BUTTERSCOTCH . 2 lbs. for 25c Tasty PEANUT BRITTLE . . . . 2 lbs. for 25c PEANUT BUTTER, bulk . . . . . lb. for 17c "NO PROFIT" s and Jellies, igs, 15-oz. glass..39c n Jams, Jellies and serves at cost. Sunmaid Raisins, 4 pkgs. for... Airline Honey, 9c, 15c, 20c Oest's Raspberry Apple Ju 12-oz. Bottom Stores in Anaheim Now—We Deliver All Orders of $5.00