oc-plain-dealer 1922-10-10

Tuesday, Oct. 10, 1922 MILLER YET TO BE FLOPPED ON COAST EVERYTHING is ready for the big wrestling show at the Anaheim Athletic Arena tonight. Both Mabee and Miller are in the best of condition and are ready and anxious to go. Just a hint as to how good Miller is. It has just been learned that he can handle with ease Hackenmith, the man who gave Roy such a tussle a few weeks back. Stroff, the 195-pounder of Taft, was going so well lately; failed to throw Miller. Since leaving Lincoln one year ago, he has wrestled all corners and has not been thrown once. There is no question as to his ability. The preliminaries for tonight's show are going to be great. It brings together R. C. Weber and Charles Winslow. Weber wrestled Earl Craddock, one time world's champion, before the Olympia club of San Francisco in 1915 for the world's amateur championship. Winslow is the man who put Mabee on the hummer about a year ago while Roy was training for the Sparkes match. Roy vouches for the ability of Winslow. Weber strips 195 lbs., and Winslow 210. Gee its going to be some show! Remember the time and place, 8:30 at the arena at the Sugar Factory. Seats may be reserved at the Elks Club, United Cigar store and Anaheim Barber shop. PUBLIC-SPIRITED SPORTSMAN BRINGS QUAIL FROM MEXICO Dr. Lee C. Deming, ardent West Anaheim sportsman, has obtained a state permit to import 2000 quail. He is a member of the famous Im Grulla Gun Club of Ensenada, Mexico, located on the most ideal hunting ground imaginable, a level valley covering eight square miles entirely surrounded by range after range of virgin deer and big game territory which makes it one of the largest privately controlled game preserves in the world. At his own expense, Dr. Deming has already imported from Ensenada 500 quail which he has liberated. HARRY LEE, BEACH PHENOM, WILL FACE 1-ROUND ANDREWS A match that has all the appearances of a fight with bella fireworks n'everything to it is the one that Manager Billy Darnley, of the local Palais de Swat, expects to dish up to his loyal boxing bugs Friday when he will bring together Harry Lee, the sensational 155-pounder from Huntington Beach, and a gentlemen of color with the cognomen of "One-Round" Andrews who claims San Francisco as his residence. This Lee person is only a beginner, practically speaking in the ranks of the four-rounders, but he is without doubt, just about the best looking prospect of his weight now appearing before the public in this part of the country. Lee is like the veritable tiger in the ring once he starts and there is no let up until he or his opponent is stretched out on the canvas, generally it is the other fellow who listens to the "birding clung" for Harry is sure one sweet hitter. Lee, at present, is employed as life guard at the beach village and be- Anaheim sportsman, has obtained a state permit to import 2000 quail. He is a member of the famous Im Grulla Gun Club of Ensenada, Mexico, located on the most ideal hunting ground imaginable, a level valley covering eight square miles entirely surrounded by range after range of virgin deer and big game territory which makes it one of the largest privately controlled game preserves in the world. At his own expense, Dr. Deming has already imported from Ensenada 500 quail which he has liberated in the district between Magnolia and Cypress. He has previously imported such game birds, bringing Bob whites from Kansas. His total imports to date are 1000. Most of these quail have their wings clipped so they will remain in the vicinity where liberated. It is a state law that imported birds may not be shot. Dr. Deming has been appointed a deputy game warden. He urges that ranchers of the district post their property for at least two years and notify him of violators whom he will arrest. He believes that within two years here will be more than 5000 quail in the district, making hunting for everyone. CITY PARK READY WEEK FROM SUNDAY The first ball game played in the Anaheim city park will probably be staged a week from Sunday. City Manager O. E. Steward announcing today that he had promised the diamond would be in shape for play by their time. No arrangements have been made for seats. "While the field may not be as smooth as desired, we have proceeded with plans as outline several months ago by city council, despite the present plans for a city bond election which would provide funds for complete development of the park," said City Manager Steward. Anaheim Elks ball gamers will probably continue play throughout the winter, if the city park field proves desirable. While Manager Billy Knott's direction of the club terminates with Thursday's championship game with Santa Rosa at Santa Monica, he expressed a willingness today to assist in any way he could to boost the game thru the winter. Anaheim will play the San Pedro Merchants at San Pedro next Sunday in the second of a three-game series. The locals are determined to get their batting eyes back and show the harbormen they were not at their best last Sunday in that 3 to 0 defeat. CITRON 15. ST. JOSEPH 6 The St. Joseph baseball team bowed to the lads from the Citron-at school yesterday by a score of 15 to 4, the game being played on the Francisco as his residence. This Lee person is only a beginner, practically speaking in the ranks of the four-rounders, but he is without doubt, just about the best looking prospect of his weight now appearing before the public in this part of the country. Lee is like the veritable tiger in the ring once he starts and there is no let up until he or his opponent is stretched out on the canvas, generally it is the other fellow who listens to the "birdie cling" for Harry is sure one sweet hitter. Lee, at present, is employed as life guard at the beach village and besides has a school of physical culture when naturally keeps him in the best of condition. He is built on the lines of a young giant and if not rushed ahead too fast should make a name for himself in the ranks of flistiana." Andrews will be a worthy of foeman for him. He is a wise old bird, and just as rough and tough as they make 'em. He and Lee ought to bring the house down with the greatest scrap ever pulled off at the local fistic emporium. Huntington Beach is coming up in full force to watch their Idol and cheer him on to victory. Manager Darnley is also going to give the fans what he considers another treat, having matched that scrappy youngster of his, Johnny McGraw, to do battle with Joe Garcia of Santa Barbara in the semi-windup at 125 pounds. Garcia is an old pupil of Darnley's, one of his real stars when he was running the Santa Barbara club and Billy says that If Joe is anything like his former self, then McGraw is due for an artistic leasing. Garcia is right now boxing the top place on the weekly shows for the Santa Barbara club and going like a house affire, according to reports. He holds a decision over Packy McMullen, the lad that McGraw stopped in three rounds at last Friday's show. It ought to be a whale of a battle, accordingly. McMullen is after another crack at the local boy and there are many who believe the L. A. lad is entitled to same. While it is true that Johnny Mac stopped him yet Packy claims it was a lucky punch at the very beginning of hostilities that put him on queer street for the remainder of the fight and he could not get going after that. He will in all probability have the chance he is after. For the balance of his card Darnley has four snappy preliminaries lined up that promise to be the best ever. Some scrappy youngsters are being signed up and they are going to be real battles that ought to set 'em all wild. S. A. AND ANAHEIM SKEETERS PLAY TIE The lightweight football eleven of Santa Ana and Anaheim high schools played to a tie yesterday on the forwards field. The score 4-0 showed a Francisco as his residence. This Lee person is only a beginner, practically speaking in the ranks of the four-rounders, but he is without doubt, just about the best looking prospect of his weight now appearing before the public in this part of the country. Lee is like the veritable tiger in the ring once he starts and there is no let up until he or his opponent is stretched out on the canvas, generally it is the other fellow who listens to the "birdie cling" for Harry is sure one sweet hitter. Lee, at present, is employed as life guard at the beach village and besides has a school of physical culture when naturally keeps him in the best of condition. He is built on the lines of a young giant and if not rushed ahead too fast should make a name for himself in the ranks of flistiana." Andrews will be a worthy of foeman for him. He is a wise old bird, and just as rough and tough as they make 'em. He and Lee ought to bring the house down with the greatest scrap ever pulled off at the local fistic emporium. Huntington Beach is coming up in full force to watch their Idol and cheer him on to victory. Manager Darnley is also going to give the fans what he considers another treat, having matched that scrappy youngster of his, Johnny McGraw, to do battle with Joe Garcia of Santa Barbara in the semi-windup at 125 pounds. Garcia is an old pupil of Darnley's, one of his real stars when he was running the Santa Barbara club and Billy says that If Joe is anything like his former self, then McGraw is due for an artistic leasing. Garcia is right now boxing the top place on the weekly shows for the Santa Barbara club and going like a house affire, according to reports. He holds a decision over Packy McMullen, the lad that McGraw stopped in three rounds at last Friday's show. It ought to be a whale of a battle, accordingly. McMullen is after another crack at the local boy and there are many who believe the L. A. lad is entitled to same. While it is true that Johnny Mac stopped him yet Packy claims it was a lucky punch at the very beginning of hostilities that put him on queer street for the remainder of the fight and he could not get going after that. He will in all probability have the chance he is after. For the balance of his card Darnley has four snappy preliminaries lined up that promise to be the best ever. Some scrappy youngsters are being signed up and they are going to be real battles that ought to set 'em all wild. S.A.A. AND ANAHEIM SKEETERS PLAY TIE The lightweight football eleven of Santa Ana and Anaheim high schools played to a tie yesterday on the forwards field. The score 4-0 showed a Francisco as its residence. This Lee person is only a beginner, practically speaking in the ranks of the four-rounders, but he is without doubt, just about the best looking prospect of his weight now appearing before the public in this part of the country. Lee is like the veritable tiger in the ring once he starts and there is no let up until he or his opponent is stretched out on the canvas, generally it is the other fellow who listens to the "birdie cling" for Harry is sure one sweet hitter. Lee, at present, is employed as life guard at the beach village and besides has a school of physical culture when naturally keeps him in the best of condition. He is built on the lines of a young giant and if not rushed ahead too fast should make a name for himself in the ranks of flistiana." Andrews will be a worthy of foeman for him. He is a wise old bird, and just as rough and tough as they make 'em. He and Lee ought to bring the house down with the greatest scrap ever pulled off at the local fistic emporium. Huntington Beach is coming up in full force to watch their Idol and cheer him on to victory. Manager Darnley is also going to give the fans what he considers another treat, having matched that scrappy youngster of his, Johnny McGraw, to do battle with Joe Garcia of Santa Barbara in the semi-windup at 125 pounds. Garcia is an old pupil of Darnley's, one of his real stars when he was running the Santa Barbara club and Billy says that If Joe is anything like his former self, then McGraw is due for an artistic leasing. Garcia is right now boxing the top place on the weekly shows for the Santa Barbara club and going like a house affire, according to reports. He holds a decision over Packy McMullen, the lad that McGraw stopped in three rounds at last Friday's show. It ought to be a whale of a battle, accordingly. McMullen is after another crack at the local boy and there are many who believe the L. A. lad is entitled to same. While it is true that Johnny Mac stopped him yet Packy claims it was a lucky punch at the very beginning of hostilities that put him on queer street for the remainder of the fight and he could not get going after that. He will in all probability have the chance he is after. For the balance of his card Darnley has four snappy preliminaries lined up that promise to be the best ever. Some scrappy youngsters are being signed up and they are going to be real battles that ought to set 'em all wild. S.A.A. AND ANAHEIM SKEETERS PLAY TIE The lightweight football eleven of Santa Ana and Anaheim high schools played to a tie yesterday on the forwards field. The score 4-0 showed a Francisco as its residence. This Lee person is only a beginner, practically speaking in the ranks of the four-rounders, but he is without doubt, just about the best looking prospect of his weight now appearing before the public in this part of the country. Lee is like the veritable tiger in the ring once he starts and there is no let up until he or his opponent is stretched out on the canvas, generally it is the other fellow who listens to the "birdie cling" for Harry is sure one sweet hitter. Lee, at present, is employed as life guard at the beach village and besides has a school of physical culture when naturally keeps him in the best of condition. He is built on the lines of a young giant and if not rushed ahead too fast should make a name for himself in the ranks of flistania." Andrews will be a worthy of foeman for him. He is a wise old bird, and just as rough and tough as they make 'em. He and Lee ought to bringthe house down withthe greatest scrap ever pulled off atthe local fistic emporium.Huntington BeachiscomingupinfullforcetowatchtheirIdolandcheerhimontovictory. Manager Darnleyisalsogoingtogivethefanswhatheconsideranothertreat,havingmatchedthatscrappyyoungsterofhis,johnnymcgraw,todobattlewithjoegarciaofsantabarbarainthesemi-windupat125pounds.garciaisanoldpuploiddarnley'soneofhrealstarswhenhewasrunningthesantabarbaraclubandbillysaysthatifjoeisanythinglikehispersonselfaccordingtoreports.Hewouldibet28acroom,Calif.house,andstantonsfor24oystern.system.NowrententhesessionFeb.15.19BuenaPark.Calif. WANTED TWO Well acquainted in subdivision: real 100 per cent oil rig ship in country club Address Mr.Gains or Mrs.Melnecke, 1005 before 9.a.m. WANTED TWO Angeles,4 lovely rage.chicken yard.flowers.Well locaWhittier Blvd.$356consider trade forlerton property.SeaneSt..L.A. FOR SALE—JustrancyTexas seed obright seed.barleypricesareadvancinhmacherCo.endofPhone794. FRANZ FOR 3-room; garage.Wdown19 bearingTNo. $2750 down，5 roombungalow,N.Phillot. $5750.- FRANZ FOR No. 3-room; garage.Wdown19 bearingTNo. $2750 down，5 roombungalow,N.Phillot. $5750.- Anaheim will play the San Pedro Merchants at San Pedro next Sunday in the second of a three-game series. The locals are determined to get their batting eyes back and show the harbormen they were not at their best last Sunday in that 3 to 0 defeat. CITRON 15. ST. JOSEPH 6 The St. Joseph baseball team bowed to the lads from the Citron-st school yesterday by a score of 15 to 5, the game being played on the Junior high school grounds. FULLERTON LIGHT WEIGHTS PLAY G. G. Fullerton H. S. second football team is scheduled to play Garden Grove tomorrow. The Fullerton players are, Harry Barton, John Dunn, Burr Elder, Paul Elder, Lee Ellis, Harry Evans, George Foster Gilman, Earl Hogle, Claude Leach, Clark Lutschg, Jerroll Lynn, Adrian Marks, Ted Nordheim, Phillip Oswald, Chas Betty, Bert Phegley, Cecil Randall, Marshall Steen, and Vincent Velascio. McGAUGH TAKES OVER E. J. DUGAS INTEREST Al McGaugh has taken over the interest of E. J. Dugas in the Anaheim Bowling alleys. McGaugh will continue with plans for the various bowling leagues. He is a former ball player of note and interested in all branches of sports. Dugas has not determined his plans for the future. BUILDING AND LOAN We represent the State Mutual Building and Loan Association. Money is ready for you at any time. FRANK TAUSCH J. T. Lyon Realty Co. 111 N. Los Angeles St. Anaheim S. A. AND ANAHEIM SKEETERS PLAY TIE The lightweight football eleven of Santa Ana and Anaheim high schools played to a tie yesterday on the former's field. The score 0-0 showed a hard fought game. The local youngsters were on the point of making a touchdown when the last whistle blew. This was only a practice skirmish to get tuned up for a real game in the next few days. The players were Walton, Gregg, Beebe, Tobin, Wollerman, Jabs, Mathis, Wilburn, Sweeney, Davis. Irvin's Garage. Cars washed day and night. HELP WANTED WANTED—Girl for general housework. Private family. Phone 411-J. Anaheim. WANTED—Two neat appearing men. Steady position Good pay. Apply 7:30 p.m. sharp 215 New Kraemer Bldg., Anaheim. WANTED—Experienced lady bookkeeper. Apply 108 N. L. A. St. Anaheim, Cut Rate Furniture Co. WANTED—Woman for general house work. Three in family. Address W. S. Care Plain Dealer. WANTED—Reliable young business man desires to rent 4 or 5 room modern house, close in, furnished or unfurnished. Phone 262. WANTED—Experienced Ford salesman. Apply Geo. Dunton, 320 N. L. A. St. DR. C. S. O'TOOLE Physian & Surgeon Phones: Residence 540 Office 569 FOR SALE—Just fancy Texas seed or bright seed; barley; prices are advancing; macher Co. end of Phone 794. FRANZ FOR No. 1 3-room; garage; down. 19 bearing t. No. 1 $2750 down, 5 room bungalow, N. Phil.-lot. $5750. No. 5 Fullerton Exchange modern corner, $600 and $4500 contract farm. Will take in heim. No. 1 $1250 down, 5 room and little house in age, $5750. No. 1 $800 down 5-room ed, E. Broadway; buy, $5600. No. 2 $800 down, 4-room fruit trees, $3000. No. 2 $500 down, 4 rooms. No. 1 $1000 down, new beauty, $600. No. 2 20 acres S. Los Angles and walnuts, $2300 take in small house. No. 3 LOTS LOTS $1000 down, N. $2950. No. 3 $500 down, E. Bro house, $2500. No. 3 $2000 down, business geles-st., $8000. FRANZ REAL 102 S. Cleme Phone 103-J. THE RETY Gertrude L. Graduate Nurses in and Ni Modern, Wall Equa 1107 Lincoln Ave. A Modern Mate Phone 31 ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ÁNHAHEIM, CALIFORNIA BY THE COP A Sad Case Alright!! NEW TODAY ARE YOU WORRIED?—It so, see Nick Harris Detectives, 230 Spurgon Blk. Phone 1402, Santa Ana. WANTED—Girl for general housework. Phone 319-W. FOR SALE—Cheap, windmill outfit, tank and 1½ H. P. engine, nearly new. Tanaka Nursery, N. Lemon St. WANTED—Girl or woman for housework. Phone Anaheim, 586-J. FOR RENT—Nice sleeping room with private family, close in. 407 E. Center St. FOR SALE—Horse Albert Peter, 3rd house south of Garden Grove road from Ball Road. FOR SALE—Bungalow court of three units, new, artistic, modern. Terms: 831 S. Claudina St. WANTED—To rent, 2 or 3-room unfurnished house. Phone 843-J. FOR RENT—2-room completely furnished apartment with steam heat, also one sleeping room, 903 W. Center St. Phone 427. FOR SALE—Oil station, 5-room house, 2 garages. Lot 53x150. Call 338-J or 109 W. South St. FOR SALE—5 room house on corner lot, 518 E. Cypress. $500 down, balance $50 per month. Inquire 129 Kroeger St. TO EXCHANGE—5-room modern house and one to ten acres close to Garden Grove. No agents. Address box 222-R, R. 1, Garden Grove. THEY WON'T LAST LONG We are now putting on sale the beautiful sud-division known as Miraflores Park situated on South Los Angeles Street. Sub-divided into acre tracts, all of which are in full bearing walnuts and Valencia oranges. Each acre has water piped to it, and carries a full water right in a fine electrically equipped pumping plant. Soil an excellent sandy loan. Terms of Payment one-fourth down and five equal annual payments on balance. SIMPSON REALTY COMPANY 130 West Center St. Anaheim, Calif. 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. Kistler's House and Lot Bulletin New five room modern Bungalow all built in features breakfast nook, fine big garage large lot price $5,750. FOR SALE—Horse Albert Peter, 3rd house south of Garden Grove road from Ball Road. FOR SALE—Bungalow court of three units, new, artistic, modern. Terms: 831 S. Claudia St. WANTED—To rent, 2 or 3-room unfurnished house. Phone 843-J. FOR RENT—2-room completely furnished apartment with steam heat, also one sleeping room, 903 W. Center St. Phone 427. All makes typewriters repaired. We call and deliver free Anaheim Typewriter Exchange. Phone 825. LOST—Suit case between La Habra and Anaheim Sunday night, contains children's clothing, the loss of which means much to owner. Finder please phone Anaheim 432-R. EXPERIENCED married man wishes work on ranch. Can handle team or tractor. Address R. No. 5, Box 139, Anaheim, Calif. FOR RENT—28 acre dairy ranch, 4-room, Calif. house, large hay barn, stanhills for 24 cows, good water system. Now rented. Can give possession Feb. 15, 1923 J. H. Page, Buena Park, Calif. WANTED TWO SOLICITORS Well acquainted in Anaheim for new subdivision; real estate including 100 per cent oil rights and membership in country club. Straight salary, Address Mr. Gains care Plain Dealer or Mrs. Melhecke, phone Santa Ana 1005 before 9 a.m. WANTED Exclusive Lincoln salesman, splendid opportunity for the right man. Geo. Dunton Ford and Lincoln dealer, 820 N. Los Angeles. Phone Anaheim 263. REAL BARGAIN—Bungalow, Los Angeles, 4 lovely rooms, bath, garage, chicken yard. Lots of fruit flowers. Well located 2 blocks So Whittler Blvd. $3500 takes it. Will consider trade for Anaheim or Fullerton property. See owner, 1154 S. Jane St., L. A. FOR SALE—Just received car of fancy Texas seed oats, also nice bright seed barley. Buy early as prices are advancing. J. E. Schumacher Co. end of West Center St. Phone 794. FRANZ FOR BARGAINs No. 52. 3-room; garage, Walnut-st; $1000 down. 19 bearing trees; $3500. No. 53. $2750 down. 5 room new modern bungalow, N. Phil.-st.; garage, large lot; $5750. FOR SALE—Oil station, 5-room house, 2 garages. Lot 63x150. Call 338-J or 109 W. South St. FOR SALE—5 room house on corner lot, 518 E. Cypress. $500 down, balance $50 per month. Inquire 129 Kroeger St. TO EXCHANGE—5-room modern house and one to ten acres close to Garden Grove. No agents, Address box 223-R. R. 1, Garden Grove. THEY WON'T LAST LONG Half acre tract on boulevard. Located just outside city limits. Price $2000 each. Terms 1-5 down bal. 3 yrs. 7%. W.J. Jewell Realty Co. Room No. 7 Golden State Bldg FOR SALE INDUSTRIAL LOT S. Los Angeles St., P. V. Brady, room 8 Golden State Bank Bldg Phone $79 or 411J. FOR SALE—You can't beat this.$500 down,$50 per month with interest included. A good 5-room furnished bungalow. Extra large lot faces on two streets. Owner, 112 Rose St. FOR SALE Beautiful 5-room Spanish bungalow now under construction at 742 N. Clementine street, in the Dierker Block of Owens-Jones Tract, Cove ceilings, hardwood floors throughout. Latest style wrought from electric fixtures. Tiled floor patio. Other attractive and convenient features. Buy now and have some of your ideas incorporated your own design and color schemes. Price $3000 Easy terms. Our aim is to make this block the most attractive of any in Anaheim. All new bungalows, stucco exterior, extra wide distance from sidewalk-wide parking. For information and prices call at 120 N. Los Angeles street. HARRY F. DIERKER BUILDING COMPANY Phone 199 SOLD SIX THIS WEEK—MUST HAVE MORE HOUSES $500 down and small auto as first payment on 3-room and bath, garage Walnut street; $3500. 800 down, 4-room, bath and 10 large cot trees, income on them $125 Lot 42x170; $3000. 1000 down new modern 5-room; $5800. 1750 down, dandy 5-room modern, 8 large walnut trees, corner; $4850. 50 month. 2000 down, corner on Broadway, new modern; $6500. Alfalfa 5 acres 5 acres bare; $25,-000; $10,000 down, oil well close. 5 acres and 3 and year valandales, good well $20,000. Exchange for home. Corona exchange for home, 8 acres peaches and cots, 5-room house. Will take $1500 down. 211 acres Twinfalls, Idaho for ranch. 326 acres Lamar, Cole for ranch. Kistler's House and Lot Bulletin New five room modern Bungalow all built in features breakfast nook, fine big garage large lot price $5,750.$600.00 cash balance $50.00 per month. Beautiful new five room modern Bungalow strictly modern hardwood floors throughout, large garage big lot, all for only $5,250 with $500.00 cash bal. $50.00 per month. Five room strictly modern Bungalow hardwood floors breakfast nook large garage big lot price $5,350 cash $500.00 balance $50.00 per month. New five room modern Bungalow hardwood floors, high school district good lot big garage price $5,000 cash $750.00 bal. $50.00 per month. Can you afford to pay rent when you can own one of these beautiful new homes, you cannot appreciate this opportunity until you investigate S.M.Kistler House and lot Mgr.Stewartis office, 230 West Center St. MISCELLANEOUS NURSING—Confinement cases preferred. Phone 759-J-3. WOOD—Dry eucayptus for sale.Phone 16J3 FOR SALE—Hotel of 15 rooms.Good location, good paying business.Reason for selling, leaving town.Phone 147. MILLS TRANSFER will move you anytime anywhere. 202 N.L.A St.FOR SALE—Good 1919 Dodge touring.Phone 788-J. NOTICE This is to notify all real estate dealers that I have taken my property off the market.G.M.Diehm. FOR SALE—Ripe tomatoes,Dahlias.strawberry plants and pansy plants.Alcorn's Nursery; 1211 E.Commonwealth,Fullerton.Phone 264-W. ONE PERSON can reduce expenses to northwest Arkansas via San Francisco and Kansas City.Address P.O.Box 302,Anaheim.or 1508 W.Center St. FEDERAL HOUSE CLEANING CO.From cellar to garret in one dayPhone 94 Anaheim.Reference. TUTORING—DOES YOUR CHILD NEED STRENGTHENINGIn any school subject.Does he get low marks? If so let him FOR SALE—Just received car of fancy Texas seed oats, also nice bright seed barley. Buy early as prices are advancing. J. E. Schumacher Co. end of West Center St. Phone 794. FRANZ FOR BARGAINS No. 52 3-room; garage, Walnut-st. $1000 down. 19 bearing trees, $3500. No. 53 $2750 down, 5 room new modern bungalow, N. Phil.-st., garage, large lot, $5750. No. 51 Fullerton Exchange—New 6-room modern corner, $6000, $3300 equity and $4500 contract on a Buena Park farm. Will take in house in Anaheim. No. 2 $1250 down, 5-room modern, E. Br'dy and little house in rear, fruit, garage, $5750. No. 19 $800 down, 5-room modern furnished, E. Broadway. This is a great buy, $5600. No. 28 $800 down, 4-room and bath, large fruit trees, $3000. Will take in lot. No. 23 $500 down, 4 rooms, garage, $1800. No. 9 $1000 down, new 5-room modern, a beauty, $5600. None better. No. 8 20 acres S. Los Angeles st., valencia and walnuts, $2300 an acre. Will take in small house and cash. No. 30 LOTS LOTS LOTS $1000 down, N. Los Angeles st., $2950. No. 33 $500 down, E. Broadway, 1 room house, $2500. No. 34 $2000 down, business lot, S. Los Angeles st., $8000. FRANZ REALTY CO. 102 S. Clementine St. Phone 103-J. Anaheim, Calif. THE RETREAT Gertrude Lawrence Graduate Nurses in Attendance Day and Night Modern, Well Equipped Nursery 1107 Lincoln Ave. A Modern Maternity Home Phone 26-W. LOTS LOTS LOTS $25 down, $100 down, $200 down. All prices. Want a few more close in lots. FRANZ REALTY CO. 102 S. Clementina St. Phone 103-J. Anaheim, Calif. MONEY MAKERS ALL 17½ acres excellent three year valencias, fully waterstocked. A-I valencia territory. Potential oil land but priced strictly on its merits as a grove at a trifle over two thousand dollars per acre; no charge for oil possibilities. Ordinarily it would take $20,000.00 cash to handle this but circumstances permit us to deliver it on a down payment of about half that amount. A genuinely good investment. FOUR ACRES With a cash-money, right-now income. Big six year valencias good crop set and boulevard location. Gas sewer and electricity handy. A real grove that is already more than paying its way. If you have $3500.00 to pay down we can deliver this fine tract at only $12,000.00. MONEY IN CHICKENS The owner says this chicken ranch is making close to $4000 per year. Two acres set to young trees, full chicken equipment and about 1500 laying White Leghorns. 4-room modern house. Price $10,000.00. Some terms. SIDNAM REALTY W.CENTER 245 59 PHONE 210 Alcorn's Nursery, 1211 E. Commonwealth, Fullerton. Phone 264-W. ONE PERSON can reduce expenses to northwest Arkansas via San Francisco and Kansas City. Address P.O. Box 302, Anaheim, or 1508 W. Center St. FEDERAL HOUSE CLEANING CO. From collar to garrett in one day Phone 94 Anaheim. Reference. TUTORING—DOES YOUR CHILD NEED STRENGTHENING in any school subject. Does he get low marks? If so, let me help him. Wide experience 137-R. 611 N. Los Angeels 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. Special Tomorrow Only 1921 Ford Touring $100.00 down 12 month to pay. Excellent mechanical condition demountable rimsp spare tire speedometer etc. NASH FRANKLIN Rent that spare room Dealer class ad. By H. M. TALBURT WANTED Home in Orange County as first payment on a good 6¼ acre, 6 year old Valencia orange orchard on paved highway. This is a good, growing grove and will make someone an ideal home. Owner does not need cash and will give liberal terms. C. B. BERGER CO. 108 So. Los Angeles St. Phone 523 Anaheim Father Knew How to Bury His Money HOW YOU GOING TO INVEST YOUR LIFE SAVINGS JIM? IN FARM LAND! FOR RENT FOR RENT—Storage room and garage. 128 E. Center-st. FOR RENT—One-room house on rear of lot. 605 E. Broadway. FOR RENT—Furnished sleeping room with bath. 302 N. Citrona. FOR RENT—Furnished bedroom. 407 S. Los Angeles St. Father Knew How to Bury His Money IN FARM LAND! FRIEND JIM HAS A WISE HEAD ON HIM, HIS FATHER TOLD HIM ONCE THE WAY TO BURY HIS MONEY IN THE GROUND WAS TO BUY PROFITABLE FARM AND ORCHARD LAND, WE DID SO, MADE MONEY, YOU NOW HAVE THE SAME CHANCE IF YOU WILL MAKE A SMALL CASH DEPOSIT ON ONE OF THE BEST LITTLE TWO ACRE VALENCIA GROVES IN THE CITY OF ANAHEIM. A GOOD HOME AND A SURE INCOME THE PRICE IS KNOCKED DOWN SO LOW IT MUST SELL. Stewart Sells The Groves 236 West Center St. FOR SALE—AUTOS FOR SALE—1920 Dodge delivery car; A-1 condition. Good rubber. 226 S. Los Angeles St. FOR SALE—1922 Paige 6-66 7-passenger. Used as demonstrator, a real buy at the price we are asking. Paige Garage, 252 N. Los Angeles-st. Phone 713. 1922 STUDEBAKER special, run 3500 miles. Many extras, substantially reduced. Hudson & Essex Agency. All element of chance is eliminated in buying one of our used cars. Ask the man who bought one. Studebaker Special...1920 Jordan Touring...1921 Oldsmobile 6 Touring...1919 Dodge Touring...1919 Chevrolet Touring...1919 Chevrolet Speedster...1919 Ford Speedster...1918 Ford Touring...1919 Ford Touring...1918 Pupmobile Touring...1917 Maxwell Touring...1919 Maxwell Touring...1916 Harley Davidson Motorcycle 1919 FOR RENT FOR RENT—Storage room and garage, 128 E., Center-st. FOR RENT—One-room house on rear of lot. 605 E. Broadway. FOR RENT—Furnished sleeping room with bath. 302 N. Citros. FOR RENT—Furnished bedroom. 407 S. Los Angeles St. FOR RENT—Newly papered, 3-room house in rear, bath, toilet kitchen, unfurnished, with garage, 1131 W. Broadway, $25. FOR RENT—2-room unfurnished house. Inquire 422 So. Palm. FOR RENT—4-room house and garage. Inquire J. C. Stranaky, Fullerton. Phone 300-J. R. 1, Box 122. FOR RENT—Two room apartments, everything furnished, $35 per month. Also 2 sleeping rooms, $5 per week for two. 204 W. Center-st. FOR RENT—Modern three-room house, unfurnished, at Cypress. Inquire Cypress Store. FOR RENT—Unfurnished 3 rooms and garage. Inquire 1107 Lincoln Ave. Phone 326-W. FOR RENT—3 furnished sleeping rooms with bath and garage, % mile city limits, Anaheim and Fullerton on South Spadra. Address "M. F. S." R. No. 1, Box 93, Fullerton. TODAY'S BLUNDER CORRECTED Potato skins, bones and other uneatable should be placed on the edge of one's plate or on a bread and butter plate, at the side, rather than on the table cloth. RANCH SUPPLIES FOR SALE—2 Saanen goats, $10; Call 344-R. FOR SALE—Bean straw, Hima or black eye. Any quantity. J. E. Schumacher Co., West Center St. Phone 794. FOR SALE—Goat, good milker odorless. Will sell at a bargain. 1134 W. Broadway. FOR SALE—Dry pulverized barn yard manure. Delivered in sacks Fine for lawn. Phone 50-W. FOR SALE—Small alfalfa cutter suitable for 300 chickens, F. L. Freeman, R. No. 4, box 172, Anaheim. FOR SALE—Black mare, weight about 1350 lb. work double or single also two dozen walnut trays, 2 horse disc harrow. J. Forbes, Placentia, Phone 154R. FOR SERVICED—Admiral Rodman registered No. 5126 Chatham County CLEANING CO. INDIVIDUALS at low terms while cars. Bring in your bill of certificate and a few minutes to reduce pay-private sales. Co., 200 W. Pleo. Phone 63426. HARRY D. RILEY Studebaker Dealer 151 So. Los Angeles St. Anaheim "A Safe Place to Buy a Used Car." Some Reconditioned Used Cars 1919 Chevrolet Tour., New paint top and upholstery. 1920 Chevrolet tour., new paint top, upholstery and good rubber. Also 1921 Chevrolet Tour., FB Model, sacrifice. 1921 Ford roadster, just ask the price. 1917 Chevrolet speedster. 1914 Franklin roadster, another sacrifice. TERMS IF DESIRED Frank P. Taggart Co. 328 W. Center St. LOST AND FOUND FOUND—Theft lock for auto. Owner can have same by proving property and paying for ad. Call 408 S. Palm R. P. TOMPKINS 129 N. Los Angeles St. Quality Tires Tubes. Accessories and Vulcanizing FOR SALE—Dry pulverized barn yard manure. Delivered in sackn Fine for lawn. Phone 50-W. FOR SALE—Small alfalfa cutter suitable for 300 chickens. F. L. Freeman, R. No. 4, box 172. An ahelm. FOR SALE—Black mare, weight about 1350 lb. work double or single 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 Liv Stock Show, fee $5 for grades, $10 for pure breds. Druce Bros. R. F. D. No. I, 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. Wanted—Miscellaneous WANTED—Cheap lot, state price; Rose King, 120 W. 1st, Santa Ana. WANTED—Janitor work and cleaning. Phone 823-J. HEMSTITCHING—8c per yard; Quick service and satisfaction; Miss Lupe Gaxiola, rear 236 E Sycamore St. ANY ONE owe you money? See Nick Harris Detectives, 230 Spurgeon Blk. Phone 1402, Santa Ana. WANTED—Position caring for children by hour. Good references. Phone 871-M. POULTRY HIGHEST prices paid for poultry. Baker Poultry Co., 130 S. Chicago Los Angeles. Phone Boyle 2668. FOR SALE OR TRADE—6 R. I. Red cockerels Heying strain. Will trade for pullets, 214 Melrose, phone 452. WANTED—To buy POULTRY for cash. Will call for it. Phone E. W. Pohlmann, 7-H-2; address U. F. D. Z. WANTED—Poultry for wash. R. M. Chalmers, 124 North Los Angeles St., Phone S. Rent that spare room with a Plat Dealer class ad.