oc-plain-dealer 1922-09-30

MAIN EVENT FAILS TO INTEREST FANS MANAGER Billy Darnley should have reversed his programme last evening out at the fisticimpalm. The main event as a curtain raiser would have been very well but as a main event it was a frost. Tom Kelly was entertaining a whole regiment of boffis and could not go on with Jack Iman. A lighter man by the name of Johnny Lee was imported to take his place. Lee was no match for the heavier Iman, but played so close to Jack that the Santa Ana battler could not do much, but a little in fighting. About a third of the house left in the third round. It was a very poor ending to an otherwise fine evening's entertainment. Jack Iman got the decision. In the semi-windup Jack Lowery came off with the decision over Young Vasquez of Santa Ana. The Santa Ana boy looked good in the first two rounds which were giving over to boxing Jack started out to end the fight in the third and Vasquez was lucky that Jack's sleep producers did not land on his chin. Jack kept his heavy artillery in action all through the forth but failed to hit just right, but succeeded in landing a few swings that had a lot of jar in them. Many of the galaxy birds hooted the decision. Jack Lowery has such a way of covering up that it is almost impossible for an opponent to land a body blow. Many of Vasquezs body punches appeared to land, when in reality Jack caught them with his elbows. Jack deserved the decision, tho his margin was not at wide one. It was a good bout. The feature of the evening was the Young Montaya-Tommy Nichols affair. Tommy wished to fight under his real name of Pete Wagner. Montaya felt that he could fight Pete Wagner just as well as Tommy Nichols so the fight was on. The first round saw Pete miss some terrific drives while Montaya kept playing an anoying left jab. Both boys were lightning fast and had the house going with their speed. The second round Montaya began to pile up his lead. He was on his man all the time, never allowing Pete to get set for his heavy swings. The third was like the second. The fourth found the pace too hot for Pete and he was almost out at the bell. Pete is a good little man and is same. CASEY THE CO LISSEN STUPID—NOW THAT SCHOOLS COME I WANT YOU TO BE AT CORNER EVERY AFTERNHELP THE KIDS ACROSS THE AN FAY SPECIAL-ATTENTION TO THE GIRL MABEE BEGINS TO TRAIN FOR MILLER MATCH OCT. 10TH By Sargum Snout Roy Mabee has finished irrigating his orange grove and is ready to begin conditioning for the coming match with Orland Miller, Oct. 10. Roy is feeling fine once more. He has recovered from his recent match with Ad Santel. His neck is all O. K. as is also the injury to his knee. Roy is not underestimating this Miller as his record provoca him to be a tough customer. Miller will outweight Roy seven or eight pounds and is in fine condition. Roy will again do his training at the Elks Gym with Baden and his brother Jack as training partners. The match will take place Oct. 10 at the open air arena where the Santel-Mabee match took place. PEARSON FORMER ANAHEIM RANCHER Montaya felt that he could fight Pete Wagner just as well as Tommy Nichols so the Night was on. The first round saw Pete miss some terrific drives while Montaya kept playing an annoying left jab. Both boys were lightning fast and had the house going with their speed. The second round Montaya began to pile up his lead. He was on his man all the time, never allowing Pete to get set for his heavy swings. The third was like the second. The fourth found the pace too hot for Pete and he was almost out at the bell. Pete is a good little man and is game. Montaya opened a ugly gash over his left eye in the last round but Pete was still trying to battle as the bell ended the going. This Montaya gums the whole show for he is so fast that the remaining bouts look slow and uninteresting. Montaya is destined to be a great little man if he don't contract a swelled head. His success so far is liable to make him a fit subject for the swell head, which will be his worst enemy. Bud Baker changed his residence to Long Beach, but that had no affect on Terrible Terry of Whittier. The Terrible one had Bud in such a bad way in the third that Bud's seconds tossed in a towel to end the agony. Bud's right eye was almost closed and his nose was broken he was battered and bruised but still game. Bud landed a few rocking jolts but the Terrible Terry kept out of the way most of the time. The curtain raiser was a good scrap between Johnny Naudes and Denny Herrera. Johnny had a lead all the way but had to extend himself to keep it. Both boys had slugged themselves goggy tired at the finish. All in all we had a good evening. SANTA ANA LOSES IN SEASON'S OPENER Santa Ana, football champions in So. Calif., last year, was beaten yesterday 12-0 by Lincoln Hi, tailenders of 1921. The Orange-co city's team was crippled by Right End Scheuhard being laid out with what he thought was sunstroke. He was taken to the Clara Barton Hospital. The first quarter ended with the ball on Santa Ana's 25-yard line. Santa Ana tried a series of bucks and off-tackle plays at the opening of the second quarter. Thompson of Lincoln kicked for 40 yards and Wilson was thrown for a five-yard loss by Long while rounding end. After Nunts Dyer of Lincoln went around end for 20 yards. The quarter ended with Lincoln holding the ball on her own 38-yard line. Toward the end of the first quarter of the second half Wilcox caught a 15-yard pass over the line of scrimmage passed by Black, and on a criss-cross Wilcox was thrown for a loss by Hacanauer. An entire new Santa Ana team was weight Roy seven or eight pounds and is in fine condition. Roy will again do his training at the Elks Gym with Baden and his brother Jack as training partners. The match will take place Oct. 10 at the open air arena where the Santel-Mabee match took place. PEARSON FORMER ANAHEIM RANCHER William J. Pearson, democratic candidate for U. S. Senator and a former Orange-co man, was here today with Winfield Hogeboom of Los Angeles. Pearson now owns a ranch near Willows in the Sacramento valley. He planted 25 acres of orange many years ago just off what is now Placentia-ave, selling the ranch some five years ago. Since then the ranch has been cut in two. Robert Dinkin owns one part Trapp and Kahlin the other. At noon Pearson spoke to a group of Democrats at St. Ann's Inn, Santa Ana. Hogeboom is the oldest member of the So. Calif. Editorial Ass'n except Henry Kuchel of the Anaheim Gazette. MEX. SHOT KILLS BOY ON AMERICAN SOIL EL PASO, Tex. Sept. 30.-Five persons were reported killed and 20 wounded when the garrison at Juarez, across the Rio Grande, revolted early today and fighting broke out between revolutionists and Mexican federal troops. After reports to immigration officials here were that Obregonistas have regained control, driving the rebels from the town. Stray shots fell on the American side of the international bridge and killed Ruiz Porte, 18 years old. GREYHOUNDS MEET FOR ANNUAL RACE NEVADA, Mo. Sept. 30.-Hundreds of greyhound racing enthusiasts from all corners of the United States began to arrive here today to witness the annual National Coursing association's greyhound racing meet, which opens here tomorrow. The meet will require 14 days to stage the various events, winding up Oct. 15, when numerous awards will be handed the winners. BODY IDENTIFIED AS MISSING SON LOS ANGELES, Sept. 30.-Tragedy and not romance claimed Ernest V. Campbell-Bennett, it was established today, when his body washed ashore with the high tide, near the foot of Seventeenth street, Manhattan Beach, and was identified by his weight Roy seven or eight pounds and is in fine condition. Roy will again do his training at the Elks Gym with Baden and his brother Jack as training partners. The match will take place Oct. 10 at the open air arena where the Santel-Mabee match took place. WANTED—Middletown housework;quire Roy Mabe Anaheim. Phone:Phone:Phone:Phone:Phone:Phone:Phone:Phone:Phone:Phone:Phone:Phone:Phone:Phone:Phone:Phone:Phone:Phone:Phone:Phone:Phone:Phone:Phone:Phone:Phone:Phone:Phone:Phone:Phone:Phone:Phone:Phone:Phone:Phone:Phone:Phone:Phone:Phone:Phone:Phone:Phone:Phone:Phone:Phone:Phone:Phone:Phone:Phone:Phone: FOR RENT—He all modern convene N. Claudina St. FOR SALE—Cheank tank and 1 1-2 l new. Tanaka Nu St. FOR SALE—Equiset Will consider trac 469-R. FOR SALE—5 lot with 3 lots. Price Terms on balance care Plain Deal FOR RENT—Ni bedroom, bath y privileges $5 per 831 S Claudina. FOR SALE—New starter fly wheele plete $20. Mr.ranch, 1-4 mile n Placentia. FOR RENT—4 rent and garage nished room with N. Citron St. MONKEY ON We loan money rates and on ea is in your posses car for inspectic sale and registre obtain your chec We rewrite contents and financ S.Donaldson Inv Cor.Hill,L.A. WANTED—First penter, also one work to right m ing Co.Apply 74 phone 720,even FOR RENT—Also sleeping roo laundry furnishe Phone 666 FOR SALE—Dr manure Fine for lawn. FOR SALE—Be black eye.Any q macher Co.,We 794. LOST—Valuable tweef Californie office.Return VISITS BR Miss Helen Fl Kan., is visiting ly at 417 East lady is enjoying tion and made th might enjoy th the greatest county and off-tackle plays at the opening of the second quarter Thompson of Lincoln kicked for 40 yards and Wilson was thrown for a five-yard loss by Long while rounding end. After Burns Dyer of Lincoln went around end for 20 yards. The quarter ended with Lincoln holding the ball on her own 38-yard line. Toward the end of the first quarter of the second half Wilcox caught a 15-yard pass over the line of scrimmage passed by Black, and on a criss-cross Wilcox was thrown for a loss by Hacanauer. An entire new Santa Ana team was put in by "Spud" Morrison for the last quarter, with the Lincoln team unchanged. McCue of Lincoln intercepted a pass and ran for 50 yards to Santa Ana's five-year line, where he was stopped. Deyer was shoved over for the touchdown after four straight bucks. McCue, in the final minute to go asked for and got a pass, ran 15 yards and receiving the ball again on a pass after several bucks got a second touchdown. Here was the line-up: Santa Ana 0 Lincoln 12 Schwhardt L.E.R. Long Coffman R.E.L. Renney Coulson R.T.L. Hardini Dungan R.G.L. Olsen Phipps L.G.R. Scott Stillens C. Winfield Wilcox Q. McCue Jabs F.B. Thompson Black R.H.L. Deyer Le Bard L.H.L. Munyon Substitutes: For Lincoln, Wall for Hardin, Valighn for Munyon Casey for Winfield. 1 2 3 4 T Santa Ana ...0 0 0 0 Lincoln ...0 0 12 12 WHITTIER HIGH SOME FOOTBALL PLAYERS Whittier high school football team, one of the contestants in the Orange League, defeated the Monrovia lads 20 to 0. The game was played on the Whittier grid. Kimmel, the Whittier left half scored two touchdowns in the first half and scored the last touchdown in a foreward pass. This was Whittler's second victory this week, the other being the game with Montebello in which the score was 44 to 0. Rent that spare room with a Plain Dealer class ad. BODY IDENTIFIED AS MISSING SON LOS ANGELES, Sept. 30.—Tragedy and not romance claimed Ernest V. Campbell-Bennett, it was established today, when his body washed ashore with the high tide, near the foot of Seventeenth street, Manhattan Beach, and was identified by his father, E. J. Bennett, 611 W. One Hundred and Twenty-first street wealthy Los Angeles meat packer. Bennett disappeared two weeks ago after writing a suicide note to his parents. ANNUAL CHURCH MEETING The third annual meeting of Undenominational church the Lord closed last night. According to the report of the pastor, Rev Jesse N. Blakely, there were 674 prayers of faith offered during the year, an increase of 66 over the previous year, and 178 visits were made, an increase of 13 over the previous year. A total of 1261 miles was traveled in taking care of the sick and gospel work. Fifty-two Bible studies were offered and there were 56-prayer meetings and 97 sermons preached. Five were baptized, one couple was married, and there were two funerals. There is to be preaching Sunday morning, afternoon and night. FOUND A GREAT DEAD CITY What must have been one of the great centers of population in the world so many ages ago that today even its name is unknown, has been uncovered in Colombia, South America, by the American archaeologist, Mason. The ruins are of an ancient city of great size which must have had a tremendous population as the whole country 'round about is covered with dwelling sites and terraced with retaining walls surmounted by steps of beautifully cut stone. The people were an agricultural people which may explain it. Possibly they were deflated and the boards of trade did the rest. We shall never know. THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA EY THE COP Orders Is Orders!! LISSEN STUPID— NOW THAT SCHOOLS OPEN, WANT YOU TO BE AT THE CORNER EVERY AFTERNOON AN HELP THE KIDS ACROSS THE STREET AN PAY SPECIAL ATTENTION TO THE GIRLS!! BLA!! I'll be RUNNING A KINDergarten NEXT!! I'LL JEST DRIFT DOWN AN SEE IF HE'S ON THE JOB!! WHAT THE- NEW TODAY STORE for rent. $30 month. 422 W Center St. FOR SALE—Airdale pups. Fred Link, corner Orange & Dale Aves. FOR SALE—8-room house, cheap, situated in oil district. G. W. Simpson. Phone Placentia 111R3. LOST—8-foot calibrated gauge stick. Reward for return. Phone 174-J. FOR SALE—Cow, pumpkins. E. Tucker, 3 miles east on North St. FOR SALE—Modello player piano with 12 music rolls. Very reasonable. Terms if desired. 308 E. Center; Phone 350-W. WANTED—Middle aged lady for general housework. No washing. Inquire Roy Mabee, 3 miles west of Anaheim. Phone 747J2. FOR RENT—Rooms, close in with all modern conveniences. Apply 215 N. Claudina St. FOR SALE—Cheap, windmill outfit, tank and 1 1-2 H. P. engine. Nearly new. Tanaka Nursery, North Lemon St. FOR SALE—Real Estate FOR SALE—Oil station, 5-room house, 2 garages. Lot 63x150. Call 338-J or 109 W. South St. FOR SALE—New five-room modern bungalow, on West Broadway. Inquire 150 W. Center. HOME AND A GROVE Just completed, 3 beautiful bungalows in Valencia Square, 846 S. Phila St. 5 rooms hardwood floors, breakfast nook and other modern features. Garage, drives and walks. For key and information inquire Nu Way Tire Co. 327 S. Los Angeles. FOR SALE—5 acres of 12-year-old budded walnuts, good crop ready to gather, good 5-room modern house garage and barn, good location, or Emerald avenue, car stop 1 mile southeast of Garden Grove, R. I Price $13,700. Good terms. E. R Ryan, Garden Grove. "A WORD TO THE WISE" Is usually sufficient. An inspector by the wise buyer of this fine four-acre valencia grove will convince Four acres of big healthy valencia with good crop set for next season. FOR SALE—Real Estate FOR SALE—Building lot, sidewalk, curb, sewer, graded and oiled street. Price $950, $25 down, $25 per month. Inquire 704 N. Olive St. INVESTIGATE THIS New 5-room bungalow, S. Lemon St. Partly furnished, big lot 65x180, can be completed for few dollars. You can buy this home for $4250. $1000 cash, balance like rent. Square Deal care Plain Dealer. FOR SALE—5 room modern bungalow at Buena Park, take car as first payment, balance $40 mo., including interest, Box 124, Buena Park. FOR SALE—Five acres full bearing uniform valencias. Five room home, city, gas, electricity, water close in on boulevard. This can be handled on easy terms and is one of the best in this vicinity, with a spendid crop set for next year. We will be glad to show you this and other larger groves we have for sale. SIMPSON REALTY CO. 130 West Center St. HELP WANTED FOR SALE—Cheap, windmill outfit, tank and 1 1-2 H. P. engine. Nearly new. Tanaka Nursery, North Lemon St. FOR SALE—Equity in new plano. Will consider trade or cash. Phone 469-R. FOR SALE—5-room modern house with 3 lots, Price $6500, $2000 cash. Terms on balance Address K. C. K. care Plain Dealer. FOR RENT—Nicely furnished front bedroom, bath, heat housekeeping privileges, $5 per week. Lady only. 831 S Claudina St. FOR SALE—New Ford transmission, starter, fly wheel and magneto complete $20. Mr. Bray, Fred Tuffree ranch, 1-4 mile north Palm Drive on Placeia. FOR RENT—4-room furnished apartment and garage and one single furnished room with bath. Inquire 302 N. Citron St. MONEY ON AUTOMOBILES We loan money to individuals at low rates and on easy terms while cars is in your possession. Bring in your car for inspection also your bill of sale and registration certificate and obtain your check in a few minutes. We rewrite contracts to reduce payments and finance private sales. G. S. Donaldson Inv. Co., 200 W. Pico. Cor. Hill, L. A. Phone 63426. WANTED—First class finishing carpenter, also one for ruffling it. Steady work to right man. Dierker Building Co. Apply 741 N Clementine st. phone 720, evenings 225R12. FOR RENT—Furnished apartment, also sleeping room, gas water, lights, laundry furnished. 116 W. Chartres. Phone 666. FOR SALE—Dry pulverized barn yard manure. Delivered in sacks. Fine for lawn. Phone 50-W. FOR SALE—Bean straw, lima or black eye. Any quantity. J. E. Schumacher Co., West Center St. Phone 794. LOST—Valuable papers Sunday between California Theater and post office. Return to Plain Dealer. VISITS BROTHER HERE Miss Helen Fitzgibbons, of Topeka, Kan., is visiting her brother and family at 417 East Adele-st. The young lady is enjoying a two weeks vacation and made the long trip that she might enjoy the sights of the "biggest little county" in the nation. FOR SALE—5 acres of 12-year-old budded walnuts, good crop ready to gather, good 5-room modern house garage and barn, good location, or Emerald avenue, car stop 1 milk southeast of Garden Grove, R. 1 Price $13,700. Good terms, E. R Ryan, Garden Grove. "A WORD TO THE WISE" Is usually sufficient. An inspector by the wise buyer of this fine four-acre valencia grove will convince Four acres of big healthy valencia with good crop set for next season Paved boulevard location and all city conveniences, gas, electricity, sewer etc., handy. A wonderful site for a home and a grove that is already or a profit making basis. Nothing like it for $12,000.00 and only $3500.00 will handle. You will find at this office an unusual listing of good Citrus Grove from one acre to sixty acres in extent. EXCHANGE—Highway fruit stand location and 2-acre chicken ranch with 5-room modern bungalow, alfalfa Valencia trees and its beauty $7000 equity. Exchange for house Exchange subdivision property ad joining Brea, 15 1-2 acre bare land $1100 acre for Anahole-house. Exchange, 8 1-2 acre Corona 8 year peach and apricots, 5-room hour water stock $5650. Exchange equiv for house, $8000 valuation: $200 down corner lot, $1400, 3 large walnuts. $700 down 50x100 Rose st, $1400 east front. Half cash, 50x150 corner Claudina $2300.$10 down, $1200 to $1600 each.$550 down, N. Lemon 50x150, 12-6 year Valencia, $2350. FRANZ REALTY CO. Phone 103-J 102 S. Clementine WHEELER SIGNS 211 N. Los Angeles Phone 24 POPULAR LECTURES ON CITRUS FRUITS Beginning Oct; 9th at 7:30 p.m in the Fullerton U. H. S. assembly hall, Dr. J. Eliot Colt will give a series of popular lectures on Citrur and Semi-trophical Fruits These lectures will be of great interest and value to the growers of the community and district every offer. FOR SALE—Five acres full bearing uniform valencias. Five room home, city, gas, electricity, water close in on boulevard. This can be handled on easy terms and is one of the best in this vicinity, with a spendid crop set for next year. We will be glad to show you this and other larger troves we have for sale. SIMPSON REALTY CO. 130 West Center St. HELP WANTED WANTED—Woman for general housework on orange grove, in a modern home. Phone 755R4. WANTED—White young man over 16, experienced bootblack. L. E.Dunning, Ruether's Public Market. WANTED—Carpenter to figure on 2 additional rooms. Phone 175-J, Fullerton. Wanted—Miscellaneous WANTED—Dining room girl, 125 Elm St. WANTED—Position caring for children by hour. Good references. Phone 771-M. VERY COMPETENT, stylish, dressmaker local reference; $5.00 day at your home or mine. Phone 567. WANT to bear from owner having warm for sale; give particulars and lowest price. John J. Black, California street, Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin. MISCELLANEOUS BOARD AND ROOM also single bed. 125 Elm St. NURSING—Confinement cases preferred. Phone 759-J-3. MONEY TO LOAN—$2000 on residence property. See Beebe & Harrison, 120 N. Los Angeles St. ANY ONE owe you money? See Nick Harris Detectives, 230 Spurgeon Blk. Phone 1402, Santa Ana. MONEY TO LOAN—$5000 to $20,-ooo on ranch or business property. See Beebe & Harrison, 120 N. Los Angeles St. 3295 EDISON phonograph, latest model, like new, for sale at a big reduction or will exchange for piano. I.W Williams Reuther's Market. FOR SALE—Goodell steel miter box and saw; also tandem seat for motorcycle. 311 I.E. Chartres-st. Phone 846-R. POPULAR LECTURES ON CITRUS FRUITS Beginning Oct. 9th at 7:30 p.m. in the Fullerton U. H. S. assembly hall, Dr. J. Eliot Coit will give a series of popular lectures on Citrus and Semi-trophical Fruits. These lectures will be of great interest and value to the growers of the community and district, and every effort should be made to attend them. The school authorities have gone to very large expense in trying to have the very best information on Agriculture made available to the ranchers. The following are the topics: Oct. 9—The California Walnut Industry. Oct. 16—The Fig in California. Oct. 23—Date Culture in the Old World and in California. Oct. 30—The Checkered Care of the Olive in the Arid Southwest. 800 PUPILS READY FOR FULLERTON H. S. More than 800 pupils will have registered at the Fullerton H. S. Monday morning when the fall term opens, it was announced at the office of L. E. Plummer, principal, this morning. No definite figures, however, could be given out. Registration at Junior College cannot be announced this week. Much building work is still going on, but not sufficient longer to hold up opening of school. High school and Junior College teachers are reported all on hand. They were given a reception last night at the home of Miss Anita Shepherson, Miss Shepherdson being hostess and L. E. Plummer, W. T. Boyce and A. S. Redfern hosts. Geo. M. Ross is improving satisfactorily after an operation a week ago by which a pint of blood was transferred from his brother, Walter J. Ross. —Rent that spare room with a Plain Dealer class ad. MONEY TO LOAN—$5000 to $20,000 on ranch or business property. See Bebee & Harrison, 120 N. Los Angeles St. EDISON phonograph, latest model, like new, for sale at a big reduction or will exchange for piano. H. W. Williams Ruether's Market. SALE—Goodell steel miter box and saw; also tandem seat for motorcycle, 311 E. Chartres-st. Phone 845-R. ARE YOU WORRIED? If so, see Nick Harris Detectives, 230 Spurgion Blk, Phone 1402, Santa Ana. SALE—New U. S. player piano rolls. We have about 100 rolls to be closed out at 30¢ each. Also trade your old rolls in on new late ones. Hammel's Music Store, 124 E. Center St. FEDERAL HOUSE CLEANING CO From cellar to garrett in one day. Phone 94 Anaheim. Reference. SALE—7 shares Anaheim Union Water Co. stock. Inquire Anaheim Orange & Lemon Association, opposite So. Pac. depot. Phone 158. SALE—Automatic electric washing machine, 122 W. Cypress, Phone 384-W. SALE—1 shoe finish machine, 1 jack with 14 lasts and 1 sole cutter, used one year, will sell cheap, 887 S. Los Angeles St. Phillipp Thomas. SALE—Honey. Best orange honey, $6 per five gallon can. Ranbits and hutches wanted, W. H. Ralls, 165 S. Clark St., Orange, Phone 115-M. TUTORING—DOES YOUR CHILD NEED STRENGTHENING in any school subject? If so, let me help him. Wide experience, 137-R., 611 N. Los Angeels St. MEXICO CITY, Sept. 30—An earthquake shock was felt in the state of Vera Cruz late Friday, but no damage was reported, said a dispatch to Heraldo today. Four shocks had been felt in this city Friday afternoon. CALIFORNIA PAGE SEVEN By H. M. TALBURT WHAT THE? BUT DAWGONIT CHIEF YOU SAID TO PAY SPECIAL ATTENTION TO THE GALS! RUBBISH HERE FREE! Vest Pocket Street Map of Anaheim and Road Map of Vicinity Come in and Get One C. B. BERGER CO. REAL ESTATE 108 So. Los Angeles St. Anaheim Phone 522 FOR SALE—AUTOS FOR SALE—1922 Ford sedan. For appointment address P. O. Box 72, Anaheim. FOR RENT FOR RENT—Storage room and garage. 128 E. Center-st. FOR RENT—Furnished sleeping room, 317 E. Adele. FOR RENT—Two furnished sleeping rooms, 222 N. Lemon St. FOR RENT—Furnished room with housekeeping privileges. 817 W. Broadway. FOR RENT—Modern bungalow 5 rooms and sleeping porch, garage. H. A. Neff, 403 E. Sycamore. Phone FOR SALE—1922 Ford sedan. For appointment address P. O. Box 72, Anaheim. NASH FRANKLIN 332 W. Center St., Anaheim Phone 548 1920 Nash Six Touring 1918 Re-Built Nash Touring 1922 Ford Sedan 1921 Ford Touring Car 1918 Buick 4 Touring 1917 Buick 6 Touring 1917 Overland 90 Touring Series 9-A Franklin Touring Series 9-B Franklin Sedan Type 53 Cadillac Touring All cars in good condition and guaranteed to be as represented. Will trade in your old car. Terms 12 monthly payments LOST AND FOUND TODAY'S BLUNDER CORRECTED Carelessness in dealing cards marks the dealer as a thoughtless amateur Care should be taken to hold the pack so that other players cannot see the bottom card. LOST—4x34 tire and rim. Reward. Leave at Plain Dealer. LOST—Ladies' tan and blue cape on West Broadway. Please return to Sperry Flour Co. Phone 460. POULTRY HIGHEST prices paid for poultry. Baker Poultry Co., 130 S. Chicago Los Angeles. Phone Boyle 2668. WANTED—To buy POULTRY for cash. Will call for it. Phone E. W. Pohlmann, 7-R-3; address R. F. D. 2. WANTED—Poultry for cash. E. M. Chalmers, 124 North Los Angeles-st. Phone 9. ANAHEIM FEED & FUEL COMPANY Hay, Grain, Seeds, Poultry Supplies Fertilizers, Wood, Coal, Sprays and Insecticides Public Weigh Masters 15-ton Scales FOR RENT—Storage room and garage. 128 E. Center-st. FOR RENT—Furnished sleeping room, 317 E. Adele. FOR RENT—Two furnished sleeping rooms, 222 N. Lemon St. FOR RENT—Furnished room with housekeeping privileges. 817 W. Broadway. FOR RENT—Modern bungalow 5 rooms and sleeping porch, garage. H. A Neff, 403 E. Sycamore. Phone 270-J. RANCH SUPPLIES FOR SALE—9-months-old Jersey heifer calf. Phone Anaheim 100R1. C. O. Dale. FOR SALE—At own price, 2 fresh milk goats with kids, mile south Olive Blvd. on Rio Vista Hile. Phone 893-W. FOR SALE—Black mare, weight about 1350 lb. work double or singles also two dozen walnut trays, 2 horse disc harrow. J. Forbes, Placentia, Phone 154R. FOR SERVICE—Admiral Rodman, registered No. 5126. Champion To-genburg Buck at Los Angeles Lira Stock Show, fee $5 for grade, $3 for pure breds. Druce Bros. R. F.D. No. 1, Anaheim. Phone 763J11. FOR SALE—5000 cubic feet of dairy fertilizer to be delivered about Sept. 1st. F. W. Wright, 218 Walnut-st. Artesia, Calif. Professional Cards DR. JULIUS C. OSHER EYE, EAR, NOSE and THROAT Oral Surgery, Glasses Fitted Dental Surgery Orthodontia Phone 327-J Central Bldg. Anaheim M. EUGENE DURFEE ARCHITECT Room 3, New Kraemer Bldg. Phone 692 Anaheim DR. C. S. O'TOOLE Physian & Surgeon Phones: Residence 540 Office 569 Johnston - Wickett Clinic Clinic Building, Anaheim Dr. H. A Johnston Dr. W. H.Wickett Dr.H.D.Newkirk Dr.J.Robinson Dr.A.H.Galvin Dr.R.D.Allman Dr.H.van de Erve Dr.W.M.Cole ANAHEIM FEED & FUEL COMPANY Hay, Grain, Seeds, Poultry Supplies Fertilizers, Wood, Coal, Sprays and Insecticides Public Weigh Masters 15-ton Scales 242 W. Center St. Phone 317 Anaheim, California Los Angeles Markets Butter ... 55 Fresh Extra ... 51 Case Count ... 40 Pullets ... 35 Hens under 3½ lbs. per lb. ... 19 Hens, colored, 4 lbs. and up, each per lb. ... 30 Broilers 1½ lbs. to 2 lbs. each ... 32 Fryers, 1½ to 2 lbs. each ... 27 Broilers, 1 to 2½ lbs. each ... 36 Roasters, soft bone, over 3 lbs., and up, per lb. ... 30 Ducklings, Peckins, 3½ lbs. and up, per lb. ... 20 Stags, per lb. ... 18 Old ducks, 3½ lbs. up, each lb. ... 15 Geese ... 20 Young tom turkeys, 13 lbs., and lbs. and up, each per lb. ... 40 Young tom turkeys, dressed, 12 lbs., and up, each per lb. ... 45 Hen turkeys, 8 lbs. and up, each per lb. ... 37 Hen turkeys dressed, 7 lbs. and up, each per lb. ... 42 Old tom turkeys, per lb. ... 35 Small hen turkeys, under 8 lbs., per lb. ... 15 STINNES SUED FOR $2,055,185 IN U.S. NEW YORK, Sept. 30—Hugo Stinnes, German money baron, was sued for $2,055,185 today by James A. Tillman, financial figure here. Tillman alleges Stinnes broke a contract Money carried by Stinnes on account in four banks here has been attached. Try Plain Dealer want ads. Johnston - Wickett Clinic Clinic Building, Anaheim Dr. H. A. Johnston Dr. W. H. Wickett Dr. H. D. Newkirk Dr. J. Robinson Dr. A. H. Galvin Dr. R. D. Alkman Dr. H. van de Erve Dr. W. M. Cole Dr. M. W. Hollingsworth Dr. C. Mayfield Dr. B. Raiche Dr. I. C. Sutton J. S. Ward, Ph. G. THE RETREAT Gertrude Lawrence Graduate Nurses in Attendance Day and Night Modern, Well Equipped Nursery 1107 Lincoln Ave., Anaheim A Modern Maternity Home Phone 326-W. R.P.TOMPKINS 129 N.Los Angeles St. Quality Tires Tubes. Accessories and Vulcanizing A.C.DIBBLE Contractor and Builder I build, remodel or repair. Phone 720 for Appointment Free Plan and Blue Print Service. Office 120 N.Los Angeles St. Anaheim J.E.Gatewood General Blacksmithing and Horse Sheoing Oxy Acetylene Welding Atwood, California