oc-plain-dealer 1922-08-09

News of Fullerton OFFICER TO POLICE PARK HEREAFTER Instructions were given last night by the Fullerton board of trustees that the marshal's office appoint an officer to spend an hour in the city park on the nights of the band concerts, to keep order among the young folks and prevent "spooning" in the dark pathways of the park. The instructions were given by the board, following a request made by J. G. Suepelt, park superintendent, to this effect. The superintendent declared that it was impossible to keep the young folks from mis-behaving unless an officer were present to keep order. He explained that when he, as park superintendent, tried to keep order, they retaliated by breaking down valuable trees and shrubbery in the park. He said a uniformed officer was able to keep order without special difficulty. A petition was submitted for paving Jacaranda-pl, for three blocks, which would be provided for in the formation of an improvement district for this purpose. The petition was received and filed. The matter of whether it would be necessary to amend the billboard ordinance to permit Harry D. Riley to put a sign illuminated by an electric flood light, at right angles to his building, was discussed by the trustees. The ordinance was interpreted not to mean signs of this character. The contract for the installation of 14 ornamental lights on East Maple-leave, was awarded to Walker & Martin of Fullerton for $2250. A communication was received from the Anaheim Union Water Co. by the trustees, rendering an indefinite answer as to the ownership of property about a certain bridge in Fullerton. LEGION POST SEEKS MEMBERSHIP OF 100 Four new members—Leland Smith Dalna De Vening, Edman Bennett Jr., and Fred B. Owen, were initiated at the regular meeting of Fullertor post of the American Legion last night, bringing the membership to 93. It is the aim of the post to have the membership reach at least 100. Members say the Legion is for 100 percent Americanism, and as an organization is non-partisan and neutral in industrial fights. The number of men in the hospitals, Legionnaries declare, number more now than at the end of the war, and that it will go on increasing for a number of years. The mater of the Armistice day program was discussed by the members last night. There was a large crowd present. FULLERTON BRIEFS Charles R. Sutherland was a recent visitor at Laguna Beach. Miss Esther Tunstall of La Habra underwent an operation today at the Fullerton hospital. Clarence Zincke, 229 Jacaranda-pl., is expected to leave soon over rthe Santa Fe for Minneapolis. than worrying whether the new city hall shall be painted red or black, and guessing the length of jail sentence of the next bootlegger Judge French sends up. "Tomorrow I am going to take a club and sack and go down to the Yellowston river, and kill enough trout for 300 guests at the hotel. YOUNG SWEETCITY Little Hilda Ja girl swimming ch country has easily be on a par with mers of this cou race, a long dist fair, she was be third. It was sa her racing distance proved a week feated two such s Alleen Riggin and at the same time one American rec can break world mermaids as Ethe lottle Boyle etc., dards is indeed we sideration. A re James of England wright and other girls now in the p worth traveling a to see. "SIR TOM" (Continued fr Books Close Thursday, Aug. 1 at 9 p.m. On White Star Participating Oil Agreement of $75.00 The developments on our own well, and the bringing in of wells near our property, in our opinion justify the increased prices these interests. Announcement of the new price will be made diately following the closing of the books. We have successfully landed and cemented the 12½-inch at 2000 feet. The cement should harden within four to five at which time drilling will be immediately resumed. As a business proposition, we suggest that advantages be of this offering at $75 per interest. Orange County Representatives Messrs. Jordan, Crane, Wilkerson, at Valencia Hotel, Anaheim. White Star Oil Syndicate 701 Loew's State Building. Phone 66670. Los Angeles Orange County Representatives Messrs. Jordan, Crane, Wilkerson, at Valencia Hotel, Anaheim. White Star Oil Syndicate 701 Loew's State Building. Phone 66670. Los Angeles New Lower Prices ON ERIE CORDS AND FISK TIRES These Are Lower Prices Than Standard Have Ever Been Offered Erie Cords have consistently proved their long mile durance qualities in the severest kind of service cars and trucks of many Los Angeles corporations. Erie Cords are absolutely first quality and guaranty 10,000 Miles No red tape in making adjustments. We make the in our own store. Erie Cord Prices—No War T 30x3½ Normal $12.00 31x4 Oversize 32x4 Oversize 30x3½ Oversize $13.50 33x4 Oversize 32x3½ Oversize $18.65 34x4 Oversize G. B. DANIELS TIRES AND VULCANIZING 211 N. Los Angeles St. Anahe THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA SPORTS YOUNG SWIMMER EXCITES INTEREST Little Hilda James, the Epglish girl swimming champion now in this country has easily shown herself to be on a par with the best girl swimmers of this country. In her first race, a long distance open water affair, she was beaten and came in third. It was said she swam beyond her racing distance and this was easily proved a week later when she defeated two such stellar performers as Alleen Riggin and Ethel McGary and at the same time set one world and one American records. Any girl who can break world records after such mermaids as Ethelda Bleibtrey, Charlotte Boyle etc., have set these standards is indeed worthy of serious consideration. A race between Hilda James of England and Helen Wainwright and others of the brilliant girls now in the public eye should be worth traveling across the continent to see. "SIR TOM" IS WINNER (Continued from Page One) FRIDAY, AUGUST 11 10:00 a.m., last heat, 610 cubic inch displacement, speed boat class. 11:00 a.m., last heat, sea mew class. 11:00 a.m., free-for-all speed boat race, over outside course, for the city of Newport Beach trophy. 1:00 p. m., last heat, star class sloops. 1:05 p. m., last heat, R class sloops. 1:15 p. m., last heat, O class JACK LOWERY TO MEET O'LEARY (By Manly Art) Unusual interest appears to have cropped up over the appearance of Jack Lowery the San Francisco welterweight who is making his debut before a local audience in the Athletic Club's main attraction next Friday night down at their arena on the sugar factory grounds. Lowery is matched up with rough ol' Mike O'Leary, the Los Angeles welterweight who never yet has failed to put up a good fight. Lowery is now making his home in Anaheim and already has made many friends and admirers. Jack is a quiet, unassuming fellow, the last person in the world one would take to be a "prize box fighter" but his record up north speaks for itself. He is not only fast and clever, but can fight and hit just as hard as the best of 'em. O'Leary's best battle here was a few months ago, out at the old Sparkes Fistle Farm, when he decisively defeated that good colored boy, YYoung Dudley, in four fast and furious rounds. And it was at a time thia Dudley was going his very best too so Matchmaker Billy Darnley feels that he is playing his trump card of the season in bringing together two such good boys as Lowery and O'Leary are known to be, for his feature attraction, for it is sure to be a battle worth while. There has been friction developed in the Joe Chaney-Johnny Ray bout which is billed for the semi-windup position on the card. Chancy is insisting that Ray must make 128 lbs. at 6 p. m., the day of the fight, while FRIDAY, AUGUST 11 10:00 a.m., last heat, 610 cubic inch displacement, speed boat class. 11:00 a.m., last heat, sea mew class. 11:00 a.m., free-for-all speed boat race, over outside course, for the city of Newport Beach trophy. 1:00 p.m., last heat, star class sloops. 1:05 p.m., last heat, R class sloops. 1:15 p.m., last heat Q class sloops. Evening, dinner at clubhouse and presentation of cups and trophies to the winners by Frank Smith, commode of the N. H. Y. C. SATURDAY, AUGUST 12 Farewell party at the clubhouse. The bringing in of several fifty the increased price of price will be made immediate the 12½-inch casing within four to five days, rumored that advantages be taken sentatives Syndicate Los Angeles, Cal. When the match was made, Chaney never mentioned anything about weight at all. He sent a challenge over to the local club with a request to meet the winner of last Friday's affair between Paddy Dillon and Ray. Joe probably was figuring upon Paddy to trim Ray, and when he heard that the Tacoma lad had won over "Our Paddy" he then registered a kick about Ray being a middle-weight, when in fact, Johnny Ray has very little, if any, weight over either Joe Chaney or Paddy Dillon. All three boys are what could be called Junior lightweights, or 128-130 pounders. Ray and Chaney would make a whale of a fight no doubt of it, and it is hoped however, that both lads will reach an agreement in time and let the match go thru as advertised for the best interests of the sport at least. The preliminaries look exceptionally good for Bud Baker, the Orange boy has sent word that he is fit and ready for that long promised return match with Bobby Gray, the La Habra slugger. Gray has been training daily and says he will put up such a great fight next Friday eve, that the fans will forget all about his last couple of dismal showings. Baker and Gray figure to be a real bright spot on the bill even though there is only half as good as their previous one was. Game Tony Ross has been picked to show Johnny McGraw, the Long Beach youngster who beat Packy O'Farrell a couple of shows ago, that he has no business in the boxing ring. Ross is showing a world of improvement in his workouts and he is sure to give the beach city lad a warm argument even though he don't beat him. Tex Jones has also been given a tough opponent in Jimmy Rogers, of Santa Ana. Tex will have to show plenty in order to beat this Rogers boy, who is said to be a rough and ready mixer with a wallop. The faster they fight and the harder they hit, suits me to a T, says friend Tex. Baldwin Refrigerators save ice. And it was at a time tha Dudley was going his very best too so Matchmaker Billy Darnley feels that he is playing his trump card of the season in bringing together two such good boys as Lowery and O'Leary are known to be, for his feature attraction, for it is sure to be a battle worth while. There has been friction developed in the Joe Chaney-Johnny Ray bout which is billed for the semi-windup position on the card. Chaney is insisting that Ray must make 128 lbs at 6 p.m., the day of the fight, while Ray is holding out for 130 pounds. If neither boy can agree on the weight proposition by tomorrow noon Darnley will secure some other lighter boy for Chaney or use Ted Levin against Kid Louie, which, by the way, would be everybyth as good a fight as the Chaney-Ray fracas. When the match was made, Chaney never mentioned anything about weight at all. He sent a challenge over to the local club with a request to meet the winner of last Friday's affair between Paddy Dillon and Ray. Joe probably was figuring upon Paddy to trim Ray, and when he heard that the Tacoma lad had won over "Our Paddy" he then registered a kick about Ray being a middle-weight, when in fact, Johnny Ray has very little, if any, weight over either Joe Chaney or Paddy Dillon. All three boys are what could be called Junior lightweights, or 128-130 pounders. Ray and Chaney would make a whale of a fight no doubt of it, and it is hoped however, that both lads will reach an agreement in time and let the match go thru as advertised for the best interests of the sport at least. The preliminaries look exceptionally good for Bud Baker, the Orange boy has sent word that he is fit and ready for that long promised return match with Bobby Gray, the La Habra slugger. Gray has been training daily and says he will put up such a great fight next Friday eve, that the fans will forget all about his last couple of dismal showings. Baker and Gray figure to be a real bright spot on the bill even though there is only half as good as their previous one was. Game Tony Ross has been picked to show Johnny McGraw, the Long Beach youngster who beat Packy O'Farrell a couple of shows ago, that he has no business in the boxing ring. Ross is showing a world of improvement in his workouts and he is sure to give the beach city lad a warm argument even though he don't beat him. Tex Jones has also been given a tough opponent in Jimmy Rogers, of Santa Ana. Tex will have to show plenty in order to beat this Rogers boy, who is said to be a rough and ready mixer with a wallop. The faster they fight and the harder they hit, suits me to a T, says friend Tex. Baldwin Refrigerators save ice. Direct From Olpheum Dawn Anita In Her Last Times—Tonight— “Mo” From Syndicate Los Angeles, Cal. Prices on DOS AND IRES Proved their long mileage and enerest kind of service on passenger Angeles corporations. 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Ark for CILLOWS TERS DIAMOND BRAND PILLLS, for 25 years known in Best Lest, Always Reliable Mrs. Varner's home on the G. & L. lease was the scene of mirth and fun Friday night when about 33 of the neighbors gathered in to surprise Preston and his bride. It was a shower and nearly everyone on the lease gave something if they couldn't be present. Mrs. Varner had invited Preston and his wife up for dinner as they live in Anaheim and got them out of the house for a little while and when they got back the folks were all there. It was a great surprise and lots of lovely presents. Mrs. Varner served delicious refreshments of ice cream and cake and every one enjoyed themselves. Those present were Erni Wardell. Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Grainger, Mrs. Frank Richards and children Francis and Billie, Mrs. Sellers and daughter, Mable, H. E. Coffey, Mrs. F. Dilker, Miss Gertrude Turner, Mrs. N. B. Albertson, Mrs. H. A. Delaney, Mrs. R. F. Brawley, Miss Flora Fladding, Mrs. J. J. Fladding, Julia Albertson, Mrs. P. T. Brown, Mrs. Andie White and children, Ruby and Herman, Mrs. Frank McElhaney and daughter, Lois, Milton Varner, Kenneth and Calvin and Mr. and Mrs. Preston Varner and the hostess, Mrs. Varner. Mr. and Mrs. Varner have bought the Grainger house on this lease and will be at home to their friends in about three weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Orey Dunn have the sympathy of all on this lease in the death of their little daughter who was drowned in an irrigation ditch at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bodwens where the mother was visiting for the day. Little Evelyn was 18 months old and was loved by all who knew her. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dilker motored to Pomona Thursday to buy fruit and somehow Mrs. Dilkers watch fell in her lap so when she got out at a place where they sell sweet cider to drink—it fell to the ground and she never missed it till she got home, she went back next day and a little boy had found it and gave it to her; so you see, there are honest people still. Mrs. Andie White and children returned home Friday from their outing at Long Beach and say they enjoyed every minute of their holiday. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Grainger and children were calling on their parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Grainger Friday. Mr. and Mrs. William Pope motored to Santa Monica Friday on business. Milton Varner attended the ball game between Anaheim Elks and San Bernardino Elks and of course the home boys won the game as usual. Several from her attended the funeral of little Evelyn Dunn who was drowned near here. A. J. Jones and his sister, Mrs.. M, CALIFORNIA Wednesday, August 9, 1922 California Anaheim's Favorite Amusement Palace HER REAL ORPHEUM VAUDEVILLE PROGRAM —Headlined by World Famous— Billy Beard From Los Angeles Orpheum "The Party From The South" Keno Keys and Melrose ct From Orpheum Circuit Those Whirlwind Comedy Acrobats Three Bohemians and Nobby From Orpheum Circuit A Comedy Riot With A Gale of Laughs! Dawn and Francis International Famed Dancers Alma Foster Dawn and Francis International Famed Dancers Alma Foster Celebrated Gypsy Violinist Anita Stewart In Her Latest Success" Her Mad Bargain" Times—Tonight—Last Times "Monte Cristo" From The Novel By Alexandre Dumas LEASE SE, Aug. 9. (Spl.)—Philbrook motored out Thursday and spent father, H. E. Coffey daughter and husband in La Hathere. Ginger and Mrs. Outheim shoppers Wedding of Whittier is days with her sister, held on this lease. Home on the G. & L.ene of mirth and fun then about 33 of the red in to surprise bride. It was a show everyone on the lease if they couldn't be Varner had invited wife up for dinner anaheim and got them use for a little while got back the folks It was a great sur-lovely presents. Mrs. melicious refreshments cake and every one Andie White, Ruby and Herman, were dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Krause in Olinda Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Hubbard of Chino, former residents of this lease were calling on friends and old neighbors Monday. Mrs. White and children returned from Long Beach Friday where they had been for a week. Mrs. Lemley and children returned home Sunday from a weeks sty at Long Beach. Mrs. Braton Philbrook was calling on her father and others on this lease Monday. Mr. and Mrs. William Pope were dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bennett in Pasadena one day last week. Mrs. A. G. Grainger, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Grainger, Mrs. Hatfield were shoppers in Santa Ana Monday. Mrs. A. G. Grainger, Mrs. Hatfield, Mrs. Varner, Mrs. Archie Grainger were shippers in Los Angeles Wednesday. Quite a number from this lease motored to Fullerton Sunday evening to see how the Eskimos live in the snow country. H. E. Coffey motored to Huntington Beach Tuesday to bring little Lois home for a few days as the guest of Miss Ruby White. Miss Lois has been down to her sister's, Mrs. Bow-onsince school let out of said Lot 1, which is 73.56 feet east-ly from the said southwesterly corner of Lot 1, thence westerly along said southerly line 54.87 feet to the point of beginning. That said Board of Trustees did therein specify the exterior boundaries of the district of lands which said Board of Trustees therein determined and declared to be affected and benefited by said work and improvement, and to be assessed to pay the damages, costs and expenses thereof, as follows, to-wit: Beginning at the point of intersection of the northerly line of West North Street with the easterly line of North Lemon Street and running thence northerly along said easterly line of Lemon Street and its extension across La Verne Street and La Palma Avenue, to its intersection with the southerly line of North Angeles Street; thence southeasterly and southerly along the southerly and westerly line of North Los Angeles Street and its extension across La Palma Avenue and La Verne Street; to its intersection with the said northerly line of West North Street; thence westerly along said northerly line to its intersection with the extended westerly line of the North and South Alley in Block "E." Zeyn Tract Annex No. 2, as shown on a map recorced in Book 9, Page 24, Miscellaneous Maps and Records of Orange County, California, thence southerly along said westerly line of Alley and its extension to the northerly line of West Wilhelmina Street; thence westerly along said northerly line of Wilhelmina Street and its extension across Zeyn Street; to its easterly line of the North and South Alley through Block "F" of said Zeyn Tract Annex No. 2; thence northerly along said easterly line of Alloy and its ex- Home on the G. & L. Seen of mirth and fun seen about 33 of the fried in to surprise bride. It was a showeveryone on the lease if they couldn't be Warner had invited wife up for dinner anhelm and got them for a little while got back the folks It was a great surloved presents. Mrs. melicious refreshments cake and every one lives. Those present dell. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Frank Richards ancis and Billie. Mrs. highter, Mable, H. E. Dilker, Miss Gertrude B. Albertson, Mrs. Mrs. R. F. Brawley, holding, Mrs. J. J. Fladertop, Mrs. P. T. Dudle White and chiliHerman, Mrs. Frank daughter, Lois, Milneth and Calvin and Western Varner and the Warner. Varner have bought house on this lease and to their friends in kicks. Orey Dunn have the on this lease in the daughter who was migration ditch at the Mrs. Bodwens where visiting for the day. was 18 months old and who knew her. Frank Dilker motored day to buy fruit and Dilkers watch fell in she got out at a place sweet cider to drink ground and she never got home, she went and a little boy had gave it to her; so you obey people still. White and children rehiday from their outreach and say they entitute of their holiday. Archie Grainger and calling on their parMrs. A. G. Grainger William Pope mononica Friday on business attended the ball anhelm Elks and San and of course the game as usual. other attended the fuvelyn Dunn who was and his sister, Mrs. Archie Grainger, Mrs. Hatfield were shoppers in Santa Ana Monday. Mrs. A. G. Grainger, Mrs. Hatfield, Mrs. Varner, Mrs. Archie Grainger were shippers in Los Angeles Wednesday. Quite a number from this lease motorized to Fullerton Sunday evening to see how the Eskimos live in the snow country. H. E. Coffey motorized to Huntington Beach Tuesday to bring little Lots home for a few days as the guest of Miss Ruby White. Miss Lols has been down to her sister's, Mrs. Bowens since school lot out. England has more rivers in proportion to its size than any other country in the world. Able to crack a Brazil nut between his still strong teeth, Mr. Ash of Surrey, England, is 103 years of 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 described street work to be done in said City to wit: That North Zeyne Street said city be opened and extended from the northerly line of West North Street to a point three hundred thirty and seventy-five hundredths (330.75) feet northerly therefrom; also from the north line of West La Palma Avenue to the southerly line of North Los 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-wit: Beginning at the most easterly corner of Lot 14, Bellia Tract, as shown on a map recorded in Book 12, Page 23, Miscellaneous Maps of Orange County, California; thence southerly parallel to the weakerline line of North Los Angeles Street 330.75 feet to the northerly line of West North Street; thence easterly along northerly line 53 feet; thence northerly parallel to the southwestern line of North Los Angeles Street 330.75 feet; thence westerly parallel to the northerly line or West North Street 53 feet to the place of beginning: Beginning at a point on the southerly line of Lot 1, Babinger Sub., as shown on a map recorded in Book 7, Page 23; Miscellaneous Maps of Orange County, California; said point being 18.69 feet easterly from the southwestern corner of Lot 1; thence northerly 205.54 feet to a point on the northerly line of Lot 2; said Babinger Sub., said point being 10.78 feet easterly from the northeastern corner of said Lot 1; 76.33 feet to a point; thence southerly 64.83 feet to a point on the southerly line. 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.