oc-plain-dealer 1922-08-07

FULLERTON DEPT. LA HABRA MAN IS OUT OF SAN QUENTIN Benjamin F. Elliott of La Habra, has just returned home after serving three and one-half years of an indeterminate sentence of from one to 15 years at San Quentin, where he was sent during the World war on the charge of having made unpatriotic assertions against the policy of the government. The arrest followed the alleged killing of Eugene Young, who, it is declared, was killed when he went into Elliott's house with other Liberty bond salesmen, and fought with Elliott after he had refused to buy the bonds. He was freed on the murder charge, because the salesmen were counted intruders, and a man under the law has a legal right to defend his home. Elliott is said to have been wealthy and to have owned about 200 acres of valuable land near La Habra and Fullerton. LEGION TO MEET The regular meeting of the Fullerton post of the American Legion is to be held tomorrow night in the Fullerton club rooms over the Rialto theatre. There are to be several new members initiated, it is expected. The county council of the Legion is to meet Thursday evening at the Cherry Blossom in Santa Ana, it is announced. "COMMUNITY WORK" TOPIC The regular noon meeting of the board of directors of the Fullerton board of trade was addressed by Geo. A. Raymer of San Francisco on "Community Development Work." Mr. Raymer has been in C. of C. work for 12 years, and had several things to say that were of interest to the Fullerton men. ODD FELLOWS' RALLY The Fullerton Odd Fellowship are planning a big rally tonight at the I. O. O. F. hall when James Ryan MYSTERY IN CAR CONDUCTOR INJURY LOS ANGELES, Aug. 7.—Mystery today surrounded the case of William Hill, aged 24, street car conductor, living at 3748 Woodlawn avenue, who was in the receiving hospitals suffering from injuries that, according to hospital attaches, were expected to prove fatal. Hill, suffering from a possible fracture of the skull and numerous cuts and abrasions, was taken to the hospital by an ambulance summoned by the people with whom he lived." His clothing wafted and dirty and he was unable to say what had happened. ATTEMPTS TO SHOOT UP NEW ADDITION LOS ANGELES, Aug. 7.—Answering riot calls turned in by residents in the vicinity of First and Branock streets, Belvedere, deputy sheriffs early today overpowered and arrested a man who was declared to have attempted to "shoot up" the neighborhood. The prisoner gave the name of Jon Miller. After restoring order, officers took him to the county jail on a charge of unlawfully discharging a revolver. CHICAGO RIDING CARS AFTER STRIKE CHICAGO, Aug. 7.—Miss Chicago, who last week bumped along motor trucks and bushes getting to work was riding a street car or "L" train to business today, same as usual. The street car strike was settled and all cars running this morning and she again arched a well plucked eyebrow at anything less than a limousine. The street car strike cost the employees nearly $700,000 in wages. It cost the public about $2,000,000 in excess fares and downtown Chicago business about $5,000,000. LOCAL ELK SOUTI Manager Billy men grabbed an afternoon on school field when San Bernardino local antlered trunk title in the s the B. P. O. E. still have two gags that no team can is the second con Anaheim Elks ha Last year Pete Pionship队 at Long Beach next will play at Long Following is the San Bernardino-A Smith, ss.... Poole if... Bradley, 3b... Payne, 1b... Bogan cf... Holmes, 2b... Gilpin, c... Alvaredo, rf... Olsen, p... Steward* Totals Anaheim Pentleton, ss.... Ramage, 1b.... Dunn, 3b.... G. Callan cf.... B. Callan, c.... D. Bush, 2b.... R. Bush, lf.... Schrott, rf.... Salveson, p.... "COMMUNITY WORK" TOPIC The regular noon meeting of the board of directors of the Fullerton board of trade was addressed by Geo. A. Raymer of San Francisco on "Community Development Work." Mr. Raymer has been in C. of C. work for 12 years, and had several things to say that were of interest to the Fullerton men. ODD FELLOWS' RALLY The Fullerton Odd Fellows are planning a big rally tonight at the I. O. O. F. hall, when James Ryan, Jr., is scheduled to address the meeting. Odd Fellows from all over the county are expected, and the degree of brotherly love is to be bestowed. BIBLE CLASS TO DINE The 1913 boys' class of the First Presbyterian church of Fullerton is to hold a banquet Wednesday night in the church parlors, with Rev. E. J. Statom, their former teacher, as host. The "boys" have grown up since 1913, and sofe of them have acquired wives. There, too, are invited. A special program is to be rendered. PROBE RAIL WRECK WITH 37 FATALITIES ST. LOUIS, Mo., Aug. 7.—Formal probe into the fatal Sulphur Springs wreck on the Missouri Pacific railroad, which claimed 37 lives, began tuesday. Investigation of the cause of the disaster was started at De Soto when County Coroner George Edlers called witnesses, including members of the crews of both trains, for quotation. Matt Glenn, engineer of No. 4, the Texas Express, which crashed into local No. 43 late Saturday, was held responsible by John Cannon, assistant general manager of the road. MINSTREL SHOW AT CALIFORNIA TUESDAY Coming to the New Grand theatre tomorrow is one of the clearest traveling shows ever presented in Anaheim. This is the famous California Concert Minstrels, consisting of twenty-five stars of the first magnitude, and a carload of scenery and effects that at once stamps it as one of the best extent. Jack Paul and Billy Izlar are the two premier end men on the minstrel circle, George M. Vail, late feature of the Primrose Minstrels, and Lovell S. Gordon, Canadian operatic tenor, late of the Chicago Grand Opera Company, are others. CITY BRIEFES Dale Bell and Perry Smith have returned from an outing at Big Bear lake and have resumed their duties CHICAGO, Aug. 7.—Miss Chicago, who last week bumped along on motor trucks and bushes getting to work was riding a street car or "L" train to business today, same as usual. The street car strike was settled and all cars running this morning and she again ardhed a well plucked eyebrow at anything less than a limousine. The street car strike cost the employees nearly $700,000 in wages. It cost the public about $2,000,000 in excess fares and downtown Chicago business about $5,000,000. GOOD MACKEREL CATCH Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Kirsch of Anaheim returned home today with 15 fine mackerel, caught off the pier at Newport Beach early this morning. The couple reported that the fish were running thick at the pier. LA HABRA ITEMS LA HABRA, Aug. 7.—To honor Miss Elizabeth Leuhm who is leaving for a trip east a special meeting of the Senior Ladies' Embroidery club was enjoyed Monday at her home. The event was a surprise to Miss Leuhm. Gifts of comfort and pleasure to the traveler were presented to the honoree. Later refreshments were served. Miss C. E. Rice was a guest of the club. The members present were Mrs. Emma Sweany, Mrs. Nancy Bellomy, Mrs. H. M. Little, Mrs. J.W.Sadler, Mrs.J.E.McGrath, Mrs.C.J.Lowen, Mrs.Jennie Cramer, Mrs.Eliza Sherman, and Mrs.T.L Jackson. Miss Luehn will visit Highland, Ill. Dinner outdoors on the lawn of the school grounds enjoyed by a group Monday evening who gathered as the guests of Mr. and Mrs.W.H.Walling with Mrs.William Espolt as the guest of honor. The date was Mrs.Espolt's birthday. Those attending were Mrs.Espolt, with her daughter, Miss Leora and son Orville of Whittier, Mr. and Mrs.R.F.Frantz and daughter Maribel, Mr. and Mrs.W.F.Espolt and daughters, the Misses Ayetrelle and Clementine, and Mr. and Mrs.Walling of La Habra. Mr. and Mrs.W.L York are receiving congratulations on the advent of their second granddaughter, who arrived last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs.David Lempke of Flacenia. The other granddaughter is small Willa Jane York, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.F.A.York of Whittier, Mr. and Mrs.Lempke have three sons. Wednesday afternoon the Dorcas society of the Temple Baptist church held a well attended meeting in the tabernacle when the meetings dates were changed to be on the first and third Friday afternoons of each month. Plans for a chicken dinner to be given the last Thursday in July at the home of Mr. and Mrs.W.P.Mills formed another item of business transacted. In order that expenses of maintenance for the La Habra free library may be met the committee in Ramage, 1b. Dunn, 3b. G.Callan cf. B.Callan,c. D.Bush, 2b. R.Bush, if. Schrott,rf. Salveson,p. Totals.....36 *Batted for Po struck out. ?Ramage out—E ?D.Bush out—H Summary: Three ton; two base hits; G.Callan; sacrifice Bradley; double play Callan to Dunn to bases—San Bernard 13; stolen base—pitcher—D.Bush, out—Olsen 6; Salvalls, Olsen 2; Salv Ferguson.Time of inutes. If suitable date Manager Knott will game series with V Elks are in the not southern division.T club and these games going miles to see. Two Welter Promise (Manly) A cassy card of lined up by Matchthief of the Anaheim club's weekly day air Arena next Friday he signed up his weight from Los A Leary to give battle considered to be just best of his weight coast.Lowery clisco boy but at P Anaheim his future been here several vthe Oil Fields near training and keeping his spare moment of starting in game again.Lower record up in and City where he has ring work He is hard-hitting fast clear his style should go local fight bugs.M opponent-to-be, need to local fans.Mike boy around these past failed to give a good self while in the rink figure to furnish greatest all around the local club has a to local fight bugsJoe Chaney for a chicken dinner to be given the last Thursday in July at the home of Mr. and Mrs.W.P.Mills formed another item of business transacted.In order that expenses of maintenance for the La Habra free library may be met the committee in Ramage, 1b. Dunn, 3b. G.Callan cf. B.Callan,c. D.Bush, 2b. R.Bush, if. Schrott,rf. Salveson,p. Totals.....36 *Batted for Po struck out. ?Ramage out—E ?D.Bush out—H Summary: Three ton; two base hits; G.Callan; sacrifice Bradley; double play Callan to Dunn to bases—San Bernard 13; stolen base—pitcher—D.Bush, out—Olsen 6; Salvalls, Olsen 2; Salv Ferguson.Time of inutes. If suitable date Manager Knott will game series with V Elks are in the not southern division.T club and these games going miles to see. Two Welter Promise (Manly) A cassy card of lined up by Matchthief of the Anaheim club's weekly day air Arena next Friday he signed up his weight from Los A Leary to give battle considered to be just best of his weight coast.Lowery clisco boy but at P Anaheim his future been here several vthe Oil Fields near training and keeping his spare moment of starting in game again.Lower record up in and City where he has ring work He is hard-hitting fast clear his style should go local fight bugs.M opponent-to-be, need to local fans.Mike boy around these past failed to give a good self while in the rink figure to furnish greatest all around the local club has a to local fight bugsJoe Chaney for a chicken dinner to be given the last Thursday in July at the home of Mr. and Mrs.W.P.Mills formed another item of business transacted.In order that expenses of maintenance for the La Habra free library may be met the committee in Ramage, 1b. Dunn, 3b. G.Callan cf. B.Callan,c. D.Bush, 2b. R.Bush, if. Schrott,rf. Salveson,p. Totals.....36 *Batted for Po struck out. ?Ramage out—E ?D.Bush out—H Summary: Three ton; two base hits; G.Callan; sacrifice Bradley; double play Callan to Dunn to bases—San Bernard 13; stolen base—pitcher—D.Bush, out—Olsen 6; Salvalls, Olsen 2; Salv Ferguson.Time of inutes. If suitable date Manager Knott will game series with V Elks are in the not southern division.T club and these games going miles to see. Two Welter Promise (Manly) A cassy card of lined up by Matchthief of the Anaheim club's weekly day air Arena next Friday he signed up his weight from Los A Leary to give battle considered to be just best of his weight coast.Lowery clisco boy but at P Anaheim his future been here several vthe Oil Fields near training and keeping his spare moment of starting in game again.Lower record up in and City where he has ring work He is hard-hitting fast clear his style should go local fight bugs.M opponent-to-be, need to local fans.Mike boy around these past failed to give a good self while in the rink figure to furnish greatest all around the local club has a to local fight bugsJoe Chaney for a chicken dinner to be given the last Thursday in July at the home of Mr. and Mrs.W.P.Mills formed another item of business transacted.In order that expenses of maintenance for the La Habra free library may be met the committee in Ramage, 1b. Dunn, 3b. G.Callan cf. B.Callan,c. D.Bush, 2b. R.Bush, if. Schrott,rf. Salveson,p. Totals.....36 *Batted for Po struck out. ?Ramage out—E ?D.Bush out—H Summary: Three ton; two base hits; G.Callan; sacrifice Bradley; double play Callan to Dunn to bases—San Bernard 13; stolen base—pitcher—D.Bush, out—Olsen 6; Salvalls, Olsen 2; Salv Ferguson.Time of inutes. If suitable date Manager Knott will game series with V Elks are in the not southern division.T club and these games going miles to see. Two Welter Promise (Manly) A cassy card of lined up by Matchthief of the Anaheim club's weekly day air Arena next Friday he signed up his weight from Los A Leary to give battle considered to be just best of his weight coast.Lowery clisco boy but at P Anaheim his future been here several vthe Oil Fields near training and keeping his spare moment of starting in game again.Lower record up in and City where he has ring work He is hard-hitting fast clear his style should go local fight bugs.M opponent-to-be, need to local fans.Mike boy around these past failed to give a good self while in the rink figure to furnish greatest all around the local club has a to local fight bugsJoe Chaney for a chicken dinner to be given the last Thursday in July at the home of Mr. and Mrs.W.P.Mills formed another item of business transacted.In order that expenses of maintenance for the La Habra free library may be met the committee in Ramage, 1b. Dunn, 3b. G.Callan cf. B.Callan,c. D.Bush, 2b. R.Bush, if. Schrott,rf. Salveson,p. Totals.....36 *Batted for Po struck out. ?Ramage out—E ?D.Bush out—H Summary: Three ton; two base hits; G.Callan; sacrifice Bradley; double play Callan to Dunn to bases—San Bernard 13; stolen base—pitcher—D.Bush, out—Olsen 6; Salvalls, Olsen 2; Salv Ferguson.Time of inutes. If suitable date Manager Knott will game series with V Elks are in the not southern division.T club and these games going miles to see. Two Welter Promise (Manly) A cassy card of lined up by Matchthief of the Anaheim club's weekly day air Arena next Friday he signed up his weight from Los A Leary to give battle considered to be just best of his weight coast.Lowery clisco boy but at P Anaheim his future been here several vthe Oil Fields near training and keeping his spare moment of starting in game again.Lower record up in and City where he has ring work He is hard-hitting fast clear his style should go local fight bugs.M opponent-to-be, need to local fans.Mike boy around these past failed to give a good self while in the rink figure to furnish greatest all around the local club has a to local fight bugsJoe Chaney for a chicken dinner to be given the last Thursday in July at the home of Mr. and Mrs.W.P.Mills formed another item of business transacted.In order that expenses of maintenance for the La Habra free library may be met the committee in Ramage, 1b. Dunn, 3b. G.Callan cf. B.Callan,c. D.Bush, 2b. R.Bush, if. Schrott,rf. Salveson,p. Totals.....36 *Batted for Po struck out. ?Ramage out—E ?D.Bush out—H Summary: Three ton; two base hits; G.Callan; sacrifice Bradley; double play Callan to Dunn to bases—San Bernard 13; stolen base—pitcher—D.Bush, out—Olsen 6; Salvalls, Olsen 2; Salv Ferguson.Time of inutes. If suitable date Manager Knott will game series with V Elks are in the not southern division.T club and these games going miles to see. Two Welter Promise (Manly) A cassy card of lined up by Matchthief of the Anaheim club's weekly day air Arena next Friday he signed up his weight from Los A Leary to give battle considered to be just best of his weight coast.Lowery clisco boy but at P Anaheim his future been here several vthe Oil Fields near training and keeping his spare moment of starting in game again.Lower record up in and City where he has ring work He is hard-hitting fast clear his style should go local fight bugs.M opponent-to-be, need to local fans.Mike boy around these past failed to give a good self while in the rink figure to furnish greatest all around the local club has a to local fight bugsJoe Chaney for a chicken dinner to be given the last Thursday in July at the home of Mr. and Mrs.W.P.Mills formed another item of business transacted.In order that expenses of maintenance for the La Habra free library may be met the committee in Ramage, 1b. Dunn, 3b. G.Callan cf. B.Callan,c.. D.Bush, 2b. R.Bush, if. Schrott,rf. Salveson,p. Totals.....36 *Batted for Po struck out. ?Ramage out—E ?D.Bush out—H Summary: Three ton; two base hits; G.Callan; sacrifice Bradley; double play Callan to Dunn to bases—San Bernard 13; stolen base—pitcher—D.Bush, out—Olsen 6; Salvalls, Olsen 2; Salv Ferguson.Time of inutes. If suitable date Manager Knott will game series with V Elks are in the not southern division.T club and these games going miles to see. Two Welter Promise (Manly) A cassy card of lined up by Matchthief of the Anaheim club's weekly day air Arena next Friday he signed up his weight from Los A Leary to give battle considered to be just best of his weight coast.Lowery clisco boy but at P Anaheim his future been here several vthe Oil Fields near training and keeping his spare moment of starting in game again.Lower record up in and City where he has ring work He is hard-hiting fast clear his style should go local fight bugs.M opponent-to-be, need to local fans.Mike boy around these past failed to give a good self while in the rink figure to furnish greatest all around the local club has a to local fight bugsJoe Chaney for a chicken dinner to be given the last Thursday in July at the home of Mr. and Mrs.W.P.Mills formed another item of business transacted.In order that expenses of maintenance for the La Habra free library may be met the committee in Ramage, 1b. Dunn, 3b. G.Callan cf.) B.Callan,c.. D.Bush, 2b。 R.Bush，if。 Schrott,rf。 Salveson,p。 Totals.....36 *Batted for Po struck out。 ?Ramage out—E ?D.Bush out—H Summary: Three ton; two base hits; G.Callan; sacrifice Bradley; double play Callan to Dunn to bases—San Bernard 13; stolen base—pitcher—D.Bush, out—Olsen 6; Salvalls, Olsen 2； Salv Ferguson.Time of inutes. If suitable date Manager Knott will game series with V Elks are in the not southern division.T club and these games going miles to see. Two Welter Promise (Manly) A cassy card of lined up by Matchthief of the Anaheim club's weekly day air Arena next Friday he signed up his weight from Los A Leary to give battle considered to be just best of his weight coast.Lowery clisco boy but at P Anaheim his future been here several vthe Oil Fields near training and keeping his spare moment of starting in game again.Lower record up in和City where he has ring work He is hard-hiting fast clear his style should go local fight bugs.M opponent-to-be，need to local fans.Mike boy around these past failed to give a good self while in the rink figure to furnish greatest all around the local club has a to local fight bugsJoe Chaney for a chicken dinner to be given the last Thursday in July at the home of Mr. and Mrs.W.P.Mills formed another item of business transacted.In order that expenses of maintenance for the La Habra free library may be met the committee in Ramage，1b。 Dunn，3b。 G.Callan cf.) B.Callan,c.. D.Bush，2b。 R.Bush，if。 Schrott,rf。 Salveson,p。 Totals.....36 *Batted for Po struck out。 ?Ramage out—E ?D.Bush out—H Summary: Three ton; two base hits; G.Callan； sacrifice Bradley；double play Callan to Dunn to bases--San Bernard 13； stolen base--pitcher--D.Bush， out-Olsen 6；Salvalls，Olsen 2； Salv Ferguson.Time of inutes." If suitable date Manager Knott will game series with V Elks are in the not southern division.T club and these games going miles to see." Two Welter Promise (Manly) A cassy card of lined up by Matchthief of the Anaheim club's weekly day air Arena next Friday he signed up his weight from Los A Leary to give battle considered to be just best of his weight coast.Lowery clisco boy but at P Anaheim his future been here several vthe Oil Fields near training and keeping his spare moment of starting in game again.Lower record up in和City where he has ring work He is hard-hiting fast clear his style should go local fight bugs.M opponent-to-be，need to local fans.Mike boy around these past failed to give a good self while in the rink figure to furnish greatest all around the local club has a to local fight bugsJoe Chaney for a chicken dinner to be given the last Thursday in July at the home of Mr. and Mrs.W.P.Mills formed another item of business transacted.In order that expenses of maintenance for the La Habra free library may be met the committee in Ramage，1b。 Dunn，3b。 G.Callan cf.) B.Callan,c.. D.Bush，2b。 R.Bush，if。 Schrott,rf。 Salveson,p。 Totals.....36 *Batted for Po struck out。 ?Ramage out—E ?D.Bush out—H Summary: Three ton; two base hits; G.Callan； sacrifice Bradley；double play Callan to Dunnto bases--San Bernard 13； stolen base--pitcher--D.Bush， out-Olsen 6；Salvalls，Olsen 2； Salv Ferguson.Timeofinutes." If suitable date Manager Knott will game series with V Elks are in the not southern division.T club and these games going miles to see." CITY BRIEFS Dale Bell and Perry Smith have returned from an outing at Big Bear Lake and have resumed their duties at the First National Bank. O. E. Hanson of the First National Bank has resumed his duties after a vacation spent at San Diego and other southern points of interest. Tom Remp of Brea was an Anaheim visitor yesterday. Mr. Remp was injured in the oil fields at Santa Fe Springs July 27th and this is the first time he has been away from his home since the accident. Miss Cecile Atherton is enjoying a vacation from her duties at the First National bank. Miss Verna Mitchell has returned to Anaheim after spending the past two months with friends at El Centro. The many friends of Miss Murle Gossett will be sorry to learn that she is ill at her home. Stretching the spine for a few minutes each day is the latest recipe for prolonged youth. MODERN CRANKCASE CLEANING SERVICE Your engine requires regular cleaning. Dealers who display this sign use Calol Flushing Oil for safety and thoroughness. They refill with Zero-lens of the correct grade. STANDARD OIL COMPANY (California) Wednesday afternoon the Dorcas society of the Temple Baptist church held a well attended meeting in the tabernacle when the meetings date were changed to be on the first and third Friday afternoons of each month. Plans for a chicken dinner to be given the last Thursday in July at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Mills formed another item of business transacted. In order that expenses of maintenance for the La Habra free library may be met the committee in charge held a very successful food sale Saturday morning. The library must be supported by the community until November when the year of probation is up and the work is taken over by the county library. The project has been most satisfactory and the circulation far exceeds the number of borrowers proving that the patronage is well above the average, say those interested. Deer hunting was the attraction which took several local men up into Ventura county over the week-end. They enjoyed a fine trip but did not locate any game. Included among the hunters were Grant Sherman, C. E. Lilley, A. H. Johnson, C. M. Glazier, L. J. Wester and Roy Dunbar. James Moffett returned to La Habra this week after an absence of several years and is a guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Launer and other friends in the valley. Mr. Moffett has been trading in India and South Africa for the past eight years. Mrs. Moffett and their daughter are visiting relatives in England but are coming to the States in a month or so and the family expect to locate here. They resided in La Habra for some years before their venture in the far east and are well known in this vicinity. Under the direction of Mrs. F. S. Kniss, superintendent of that department the missionary department of the community Sunday school gave a program Sunday morning before the school. It was the first of a series of such programs. Miss Katherine Kniss Madeline Barker gave a little play, and scripture lesson was led by Miss Eleanor Schallert. There was special music. To picnic up Santa Ana canyon a number of Los Angeles friends motored out-Sunday taking with them Mrs. M. F. Davis of La Habra. The party included, Mr. and Mrs. John Carson, Mrs. Maude Tyler, Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Phillips and baby daughter, Margaret, Mrs. L. E. Phillips and Mr. and Mrs. L. V. Brunner and son. Baseball St PACIFIC COAST San Francisco Vernon Los Angeles Salt Lake Oakland Seattle Portland Sacramento Yesterday's Salt Lake, 7-3; Los Seattle, 3-4; Vern game 11 innings.) San Francisco, 5-0-2. Oakland, 3-1; Port game 10 innings.) SPORTING EVENTS LOCAL ELKS WIN SOUTHERN TITLE Manager Billy Knott's diamond men grabbed another victory yesterday afternoon on the local high school field when they defeated the San Bernardino Elks, 5 to 2. The local antlered tribe have clinched the title in the southern division of the B. P. O. E. league. The Bills still have two games to play but at that no team can replace them. This is the second consecutive year that Anaheim Elks have held this honor. Last year Pete Hax fed the championship team. Anaheim will play at Long Beach next year. The locals will play at Long Beach next Sunday. Following is the line-up: San Bernardino— AB. R. H. PO. A. E. Smith, ss. 4 0 3 3 2 1 Poole lf. 4 1 1 2 1 0 Bradley, 3b. 3 1 1 1 0 0 Payne, 1b. 1 0 0 2 0 0 Bogan cf. 4 0 1 2 0 0 Holmes, 2b. 4 0 2 4 0 0 Gilpin, c. 4 0 0 7 4 0 Alvaredo, rf. 4 0 1 1 1 0 Olsen, p. 4 0 1 0 0 0 Steward* 1 0 0 0 0 0 Totals ...33 2 10 22 8 1 Anaheim AB. R. H. PO. A. E. Pentleton, ss...3 2 2 1 2 0 Ramage, 1b...5 2 311 0 0 Dunn, 3b...5 1 323 0 G. Callan cf...5 03301 B. Callan, c...4 00740 D. Bush, 2b...302250 R. Bush, lf...300000 Schrott, rf...403110 Salveson, p...401010 Totals ...3651727161 *Batted for Poole in 9th and struck out. ? Ramage out—Bunting 3rd strike? ? D. Bush out—Hit by batted ball? Summary: Three-base hit—Pendleton; two base hits—Dunn. CALIFORNIA 3 Magnificent Starting THAT IMMORTAL BY ALEXANDER Two Welterweights Promise Some Show (Manly Art) A cassy card of boxing has been lined up by Matchmaker Billy Darnley of the Anaheim Athletic club for the club's weekly doings at their open air Arena next Friday night. Darnley has signed up that good welterweight from Los Angeles, Mike O'Leary to give battle to Jack Lowery, considered to be just about one of the best of his weight now boxing on the coast. Lowery is a San Francisco boy but at present is calling Anaheim his future home. Jack has been here several weeks working in the Oil Fields nearby and quietly training and keeping himself fit during his spare moments in anticipation of starting in the fore-ground game again. Lowery has a splendid record up in and around the Bay City where he has done most of his ring work. He is reputed to be a hard-hitting fast clever ringman and his style should go big here before local fight bugs. Mike O'Leary, his opponent-to-be, needs no introduction to local fans. Mike is a well known boy around these parts and never has failed to give a good account of himself while in the ring. He and Lowery figure to furnish just about the greatest all around main event that the local club has as yet dished up to local fight bugs in a long time. Joe Chaney will meet that hard-hitting rugged Tacoma lad, Johnny Ray in the semi-windup. Ray is the lad who took our own Paddy Dillons measure at last Friday's show but he had to work to do it for Paddy made him fight every inch of the way. It was Paddy's first defeat in his last Totals 36 5 17 27 16 1 *Batted for Poole in 9th and struck out. ? Ramage out—Bunting 3rd strike? ? D. Bush out—Hit by batted ball? Summary: Three-base hit—Pendleton; two base hits—Dunn, Ramage, G. Callan; sacrifice hits—R. Bush, Bradley; double plays—D. Bush to B. Callan to Dunn to Ramage; left on bases—San Bernardino, 8, Anaheim 13; stolen base—D. Bush; hit by pitcher—D. Bush, Pentleton; struck out—Olsen 6; Salveson 5; bases on balls, Olsen 2, Salveson 4. Umpire—Ferguson. Time of game—1 hour 50 minutes. If suitable dates can be secured, Manager Knott will arrange a three game series with Ventura. Ventura Elks are in the northern half of the southern division. They have a strong club and these games will be worth going miles to see. Starring John Gilbert, Robert McKim, William V. Monken, Hershell Malay, George Positively A Super-Game PRICES: Matinee Evening LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF PUBLIC WORK NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: SECTION 1. That on the 27th day of July, 1922, the Board of Trustees of the City of Anaheim passed and adopted its resolution of intention No. 162 to order the following decision street work to be done in said city; to-wait: That North Zoyn Street in said city be opened and extended from the northerly line of West North Street to a point three hundred thirty and seventy-five hundredths ($30.75) feet northerly therefrom; also from the north line of West La Palma Avenue to the southerly line of North Angeles Street. SECTION 2. That the land deemed necessary to be taken for said work and improvement is situated within the City of Anaheim, County of Orange, State of California, and is described as follows, to-wait: Beginning at the most easterly corner of Lot 14, Bellair Tract, as shown on a map recorded in Book 12, Page 32 Miscellaneous Maps of Orange County, California; thence southerly parallel to the western line of North Los Angeles Street $30.75 feet to the northerly line of West North Street; thence easterly along said northerly line 53 feet; thence northerly parallel to the westerly line of North Los Angeles Street $30.75 feet; thence westerly parallel to the northerly line of West North Street 53 feet to the place of beginning: Also: Beginning at a point on the southerly line of Lot 1, Babinger Sub, as shown on a map recorded in Book 7, Page 22 Miscellaneous Maps of Orange County, California; said point being 18.69 feet easterly from the south- to local fans. Mike is a well known boy around these parts and never has failed to give a good account of himself while in the ring. He and Lowery figure to furnish just about the greatest all around main event that the local club has as yet dished up to local fight bugs in a long time. Joe Chaney will meet that hard-hitting ruged Tacoma lad, Johnny Ray in the semi-windup. Ray is the lad who took our own Paddy Dillons measure at last Friday's show but he had to work to do it for Paddy made him fight every inch of the way. It was Paddy's first defeat in his last nine starts. Ray and Chaney ought to furnish a whale of a scrap. Joe took the measure of the new Vernon sensation, Joe Layman, at the Covina show last Friday eve after a great fight and he is being figured upon by the Vernon and Hollywood matchmakers for some big league stuff very shortly. Darnley also has the usual good preliminaries being figured upon and a great show is being banked upon for next Fridays weekly card. Baseball Standings PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE W. L. P.c. San Francisco ... 80 47 .630 Vernon ... 73 52 .584 Los Angeles ... 69 59 .539 Salt Lake ... 63 62 .504 Oakland ... 61 66 .480 Seattle ... 56 70 .444 Portland ... 53 73 .421 Sacramento ... 50 76 .397 Yesterday's eResults Salt Lake, 7-3; Los Angeles, 0-1. Seattle, 3-4; Vernon, 1-5 (second game 11 innings.) San Francisco, 5-4; Sacramento, 0-2. Oakland, 3-1; Portland, 1-9 (first game 10 innings.) NATIONAL LEAGUE W. L. P.c. New York ... 61 41 .598 St. Louis ... 62 42 .596 Chicago ... 55 48 .534 Pittsburgh ... 52 47 .525 Cincinnati ... 51 51 .519 Brooklyn ... 50 51 .496 Philadelphia ... 36 59 .379 Boston ... 33 65 .337 Yesterday's Results Chicago, 10; New York, 3. Cincinnati, 6; Brooklyn, 3. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Jersey City, 7-1; Reading, 3-4. Baltimore, 6-6; Newark, 2-2. Toronto, 9; Buffalo, 5. Rochester, 4; Syracuse, 1. NEWEST TO MORNING BARRY CALL MINI The largest White Organizer of celebrated THE FRISCO FOUR Direct from the Keith and pheum Circuits JACK PAUL ANGEL BILLY IZLAR The Famous Black H Comedians COMEDIAN AND WITH THIS The Symp M, CALIFORNIA Monday, August 7, 1922 CALORNIA Anaheim's Cinema Palace Beautiful Significant Days ting Today THAT IMMORTAL CLASSIC— ONTE ISTO” RISTO” BY ALEXANDRE DUMAS William V. Mong, Virginia Faire, Estelle Taylor, Spottiswood Aitcell Malay, George Seigmann and others. BY A SUPER-GORGEOUS SPECTACLE Matinee Evening ALL SEATS EXCEPT FIRST 2 ROWS LOGES...89c FIRST 2 ROWS LOGES...55c ALL SEATS EXCEPT FIRST 2 ROWS LOGES...55c FIRST 2 ROWS LOGES...83c CHILDREN—ANY SEAT...28c files, and to condemn and all land and any or convenient for approved March 6th, amendatory thereon thereto. Margaret reference is held resolution of in on file in the office k of the City of City Hall in said im, California, this t. 1922. O. E. STEWARD, Streets of the City 4-5-7-8-9-10-11-12-14 OF BUSINESS and do certify that acting a newspaper at No. 124 W. Anaheim, California, under the firm name of THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, and that said firm is composed of the following persons, whose names and addresses are as follows, to wit: Rolla W. Ernest, 1305 W. Center St., Anaheim Cal., Paul V. Hester, 215 S. Melrose St., Anaheim, Cal. WITNESS our hands this 8th day of July, 1922. ROLLA W. ERNEST. PAUL V. HESTER. State of California, County of Orange, ss. On this 8th day of July, 1922, before me, Jno. U. Hemmi, a notary public in and for said county, personally appeared Rolla W. Ernest and Paul V. Hester, known to me to be the persons whose names are subscribed to the foregoing instrument and they acknowledged to me that they executed the same. JNO. U. HEMMI, Notary Public, Orange Co., Cal. HANNAH L. HORWITZ Candidate for JUSTICE OF THE PEACE of Anaheim Township 15 Years' Experience in Judge Howard's Office. 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