oc-plain-dealer 1922-07-18

SANTA FE LEASE SANTA FE LEASE, July 18. (Spl) Many of the Santa Fe lease boys went deep sea fishing Sunday, yet they didn't catch many fish, all come back with a smile on their face to think they were not sea sick. The crowd consisted of Husky Grimes, Elmer Eegine, Albert Smith, Harry Evans, Edward Brainer, Lou Goldring, Ben Goldring, Mr. Chandler, Perk Cullen, Don Cullen, Jack Andrews, Mr. Barmun and James Gale. Ed Brainer's brother-in-law, Frank Dianiger came with an accident on the Richfield boulevard Sunday night. With Frank was Walter and George Cullen, the Ford in which they were riding turned complete turtle, causing each one to be hurt. Frank being in the Fullerton hospital with a broken collar bone and small cuts, Walter Cullen, a cracked rib and George Cullen at Santa Fe hospital, Los Angeles, a broken leg. The Ford belonging to Edward Brainer is said to be a total wreck. Mr. and Mrs. B. Ryan and family entertained Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Nelson of San Pedro, Mr. and Mrs. Tiffney of Merced, Oregon, Mr. and Mrs. John Nelson of Penelton, Ore. Keith Ford and Miss Willie Ryan enjoyed Sunday night at the California theatre. Mr. Collins, Mrs. Berton and daughter, Agnes, also enjoyed Sunday evening at the California theatre. Mr. and Mrs. Will Johnson and little Miss Lucile Gilbert spent the week end at Laguna Beach. Ed Ryan and Earl Johnson enjoyed Sunday at Balboa. Mr. and Mrs. J. Gale and family entertained Sunday, their son, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gale and daughter, Rachael June and Mrs. F. Gale's sister, Miss Maud Anderson, all of Brea. Mr. and Mrs. H. Schryer and family entertained Sunday, Webb Anrews of Compton and Miss Aleda Smith of La Habra. Mr. and Mrs. Grimager had as their guests Sunday, Miss Ada Hack of Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. Will Johnson have as their guests their granddaughter, little Miss Lucile Gilbert of the Puente NEW CLEANING SHOP OPENS IN ANAHEIM The City Dye and Cleaning Shop is a new place opened for business at 314 South Los Angeles St., with Messrs. M. C. Noble and M. Day, proprietors. They are prepared to give the public more than its money's worth and will call for and deliver packages. They also clean and dye hats. No job too great, no job too small to receive their best attention. lease. Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Jones and daughter, Sadie and son, Robert Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Jones and daughter, Beverly Mardell enjoyed Sunday at Orange-co park. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Brainer entertained Sunday, Mrs. Brainer's sister, Mrs. Lou Depweg and husband and children of Riverside. Little Chester Smith is very ill with the mumps. Robert Meranda has returned home after a three weeks' tour to Oregon to visit his family and parents. Mrs. Meranda and daughters will return later. Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Jones and family had as their guests Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Jones and daughter, Beverly Mardelle and Mrs. Jones' sister, Mrs. Hemphill and husband of Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. T. Sullivan and family are moving to their new home in Fullerton on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Vanatta and daughter, Dorothy, enjoyed Sunday evening at the California theatre. Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Grinager and daughter, Frances and son, Joe and Miss Ada Hack spent Sunday at Venice. Mr. and Mrs. Bennett and family are moving into the house just vacated by Mr. and Mrs. Fred DeMarris now leaving at Placentia. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Weick and family spent Sunday at Brea Canyon. Mr. and Mrs. Cokeley and daughter, Lola, spent Sunday at Carbon Canyon. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Evans enjoyed Sunday at Orange-co park. James Flynn, while at work Monday morning, got hit with a chuck across the chest, but not seriously. MIYAKE EXPLAIN TO DISPLAY JIU JIT Taro Miyake charges wrestler and world champion of jiu jitsu; may display everything he form of grappling in with Roy Mabee; At the Grand theatre evening, it was admired today. Both men are new weight; 170, and they go to the winner if it isn't possible be said here in aheim wrestling fan their wrestling fance pinned to the mat even And now is not thike he recently go Strangler Ed. Lewis; At the Los Angeles Athel who won a fall from Angeles home boy; be club It takes a wrestler However, it is not prowess as a wrestler thusse local mat for good sportsmanship but Just another square shooting leake recent match with Mondt; the Colorado son of his failing to even once in an hour; to throw him twice; to tilt to but 40 per cent receipts; At the match; Mabee said good sport and a clear show you I'm the sai gate receipts 50-50 40. You've earned it. It wouldn't be good all wrestlers especially foresee any chance of lect as an opponent to $100,000 orange ranch for to distribute the such easy fashion. MANY Wonderful Bargains ARE OFFERED AT OUR July Reduction Sale Including all our spring and summer Suits, Couts, Dresses And our line of Exclusive Ladies' Ready-to-Wear Here an opportunity to save on the market's highest grade merchandise. The Vogue Shoppe "Where Style Is Inexpensive" 216 W. Center St., Anaheim Here an opportunity to save on the market's highest grade merchandise. The Vogue Shoppe "Where Style Is Inexpensive" 216 W. Center St., Anaheim Mrs. Ida M. Pritchard Mrs. Maude M. Ebeling I am not, a price cutter, I merely sell for less! DANZ PIANO C. Ralph J. McFadden OF ANAHEIM CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF OF ORANGE COUNTY Primaries Aug. 29, 1922 MIYAKE EXPECTED TO DISPLAY MUCH JIU JITSU HERE Taro Miyake champion Japanese wrestler and world's leading exponent of jiu jitsu, may be expected to display everything he knows of each form of grappling in his match here with Roy Mabee, Anaheim favorite, at the Grand theatre, next Tuesday evening, it was admitted by his manager today. Both men are now at the same weight, 176, and the match which goes to the winner of two falls will be nothing if it isn't a battle. It might be said here and now, that Anheim wrestling fans have yet to see their wrestling fan's shoulders pinned to the mat even once. And now is not discounting Miyake, who recently got a draw with Strangler Ed. Lewis, jiu jitsu style, at the Los Angeles Athletic club, and who won a fall from Miller, the Los Angeles home boy, before the same club. It takes a wrestler to do either. However, it is not only Mabee's prowess as a wrestler that has so enthused local mat followers but his good sportsmanship on and off the mat. Just another example of his square shooting leaked out after his recent match with Joe "Toots" Mondt, the Colorado giant. By reason of his failing to throw Mabee even once in an hour, after agreeing to throw him twice, Mondt was entitled to but 40 per cent of the box office receipts. At the conclusion of the match, Mabee said: "You're a good sport and a clean wrestler. To show you I'm the same, we'll split the gate receipts 50-50 instead of 60-40. You've earned it." It wouldn't be good business for all wrestlers, especially those who foresee any chance of losing, to select as an opponent the owner of a $100,000 orange ranch who can afford to distribute the gate receipts in such easy fashion. BUENA PARK BUENA PARK, July 18. (Spl.) A number of young folks motored to Orange-co park on Friday evening for a weenie bake. Those in the party were Irma Robison, Emma Robinson, Mamie, Wilhelmina and Bertha Sharp, Dick Nelson, Dick Parker, Clyde Leonard, Charles Robinson and Mr. and Mrs. Carl B. Snyder. Miss Mable Robison visited over Saturday night with her sister, Mrs. C. A. Porter at Fullerton. Miss Mable Guernsey of Fresno was the week-end guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs G. H. Guernsey. Mrs. W. R. Brayl of Fullerton and Mrs. Andrew Bassel visited with Mrs. L. J. Robeson on Saturday afternoon. Mrs. R. H. Meyer and daughter, Miss Ruth are spending a two weeks vacation at Glenn Ivy Springs. Mrs. E. P. Mann and children, Eunice and Donald returned on Sunday evening from a two weeks visit with relatives in Los Angeles and Sawtelle. A jolly party motored to San Marcos and spent the week-end at the Owens ranch. Various sports were enjoyed, including rattle snake hunting. Included in the party were Bertha and Irma Robison, Buelah Nelson, Mildred Johnson, Tom and Ted Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. John Johnson, Harry Johnson, Ernest Renny and Mr. Gridley. Using coke for fuel, a gas producer to provide power for motor trucks has been designed in England that operates at about one-fifth the cost of gasoline. AUTO PAINT SHOP GROWING RAPIDLY The Auto Paint shop is enjoying a marvelous growth. Opened Feb. 15, with but two painters, there is now a large staff of experienced craftsmen under the direction of Herman Bierland, secured from Packard agency paint shop in Los Angeles, where he was forenman, and William Bower secured from the Packard factory at Detroit. The trimming department is now manned by four experts. ACID TEST PROVES DAUGHTER'S LOYALTY SAN FRANCISCO, July 18. Application of the "acid test" proved to Mrs. Margaret Moriatis, of Liverpool, England, that her daughter, Mrs. Edward Lewellyn of this city was not lacking in fealty. Mrs. Moraitis came to Ellis Island as a paper, remaining there a week until Mrs. Lewellyn promised the government to support her parent. Then the mother ripped open a hem of her garment and disclosed $75,000 in currency. U.S. HELPS SETTLE CHILE PERU SPAT WASHINGTON, July 18. The United States scored another important diplomatic victory today when as a result of good offices of President Harding and Secretary of State Hughes, Chile and Peru settled their dispute of 40 years over the province of Taena-Arica in South America. Baseball Standings PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE W. L. P.c. San Francisco ... 66 39 .629 Vernon ... 63 40 .612 Los Angeles ... 55 52 .514 Oakland ... 52 54 .491 Salt Lake ... 50 52 .490 Seattle ... 46 58 .442 Portland ... 43 59 .422 Sacramento ... 42 63 .400 Yesterday's Results San Francisco, 5; Seattle, 1. No other games scheduled. NATIONAL LEAGUE W. L. P.c. New York ... 50 30 .625 St. Louis ... 52 35 .598 Chicago ... 44 40 .524 Cincinnati ... 45 41 .523 Brooklyn ... 42 43 .494 Pittsburgh ... 39-44 .470 Philadelphia ... 31 38 .392 Boston ... 29 51 .362 Yesterday's Results New York, 3; St. Louis, 2. Chicago, 3; Philadelphia, 2. Cincinnati, 8; Boston, 7 (10 innings.) Pittsburg, 8; Brooklyn, 5. AMERICAN LEAGUE W. L. P.c. St. Louis ... 50 36 .581 New York ... 49 39 .557 Chicago ... 45 40 .529 Detroit ... 45 42 .517 Cleveland ... 42 44 .488 Washington ... 40 43 .482 Philadelphia ... 34 46 .425 Boston ... 35 50 .412 Yesterday's Results Chicago, 8; New York, 7 (11 innings.) Cleveland, 5; Philadelphia, 0. Detroit, 16; Boston, 7. St. Louis-Washington game called in third, rain. SOUTHERN LEAGUE Chattanooga, 2; Mobile, 1. Nashville, 6; New Orleans, 2. No other games. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Rochester, 7; Baltimore, 2. Buffalo, 12; Newark, 5. No other games played. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION W. L. P.c. Indianapolis ... 54 34 .514 St. Paul ... 50 34 .595 Milwaukee ... 52 42 .553 Minneapolis ... 45 41 .523 Louisville ... 47 44 .516 Kansas City ... 41 53 .430 Columbus ... 37 53 .411 Wednesday and Important Value Semi-Annual 36 in.Black Taffeta Special Another Lot of Voile Dresses at $6.95 —Fifty more Voile Dresses have just arrived in time for this week's selling. Dresses of beautiful quality Voiles in plaid and small designs in a dozen attractive styles—black and white, navy and white predominating. Sizes up to 46. Over 400 Embroidered Scarfs and Towels in a Special Event Over 400 Embroidered Scarfs and Towels in a Special Event The Scarfs at 95c, $1.45, $1.95 The Towels at 59c, 95c, $1.18 —They have just been received and are being specially featured for this Semi-Annual Event. The Scarfs of Huck, Muslin, Linen The Towels of Huck and Terry Cloth —Some with hemstitched ends, others scalloped—all of them Embroidered on excellent materials and in beautiful designs. 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KENSTEIN'S :::- - and Thursday--Two Value Days in Our annual Clearance ta Special at $1.19, 1.69, 1.95 —One of the features from the Silk Section. Taffetas of excellent quality at prices that are 'way, way below their usual selling prices. All of them 36 inches wide. And 40in. Satin Charmuse $1.89 —of lustrous finish in shades of navy, brown, black and taupe. Not over 200 yards in the entire lot. Early shopping will be advisable. A few selected values from all over the Store 95c IMPORTED ORGANDIE, Yard 69c —35 shades to choose from in this 45-inch permanent finish Organdie. PURE LINEN SUITING . . . Yard 95c —Including such shades as rose, nile, tan, pink, copen, wisteria; 36 inches wide and pure-linen. 95c IMPORTED ORGANDIE, Yard 69c —35 shades to choose from in this 45-inch permanent finish Organdie. PURE LINEN SUITING . . . Yard 95c —Including such shades as rose, nile, tan, pink, copen, wisteria; 36 inches wide and pure-linen. Fast Color Apron Gingham —Indigo dye apron checks in a large range of blue and white patterns. Cotton Challies —50 pieces in as many different patterns, specially priced for the clearance. Unbleached Muslins —Good heavy Unbleached Muslin in the 36-inch width. Other Clearance Items Include— MIDDY BLOUSES . . . Special 89c NAINSOOK GOWNS . . . Special 69c BOYS' WASH SUITS $1.00, $1.45, $1.99 CHILDREN'S DRESSES . . 89c to $2.65 PLAID BLANKETS . . . Pair $2.45 EIN'S Anaheim, California