oc-plain-dealer 1922-10-12

Here's List DON QUIXOTE BACK FROM ADVENTURES Charles "Chuck" Remp, youthful Brean, has returned home after a several weeks flight which took him over into Mexico. When young Remp started off on his pony dressed in chaps, a cowboy suit and big sombrero, he had one ideal in mind, Don Quixote and his adventures. He proceeded southward on his way to Mexico and somewhere in the wilds of that region as he was traveling at a fast rate of speed, his horse stumbel and broke his leg. Chuck was forced to shoot the horse with the sawed off shot gun that he carried. The young adventurer "bummed" around for some time, then came back to the U. S. and went to Elsinore where he worked on a ranch. From there he drifted to Lake View. Yesterday, his mother, Mrs. Martha Remp, received a letter asking her to go to Lake View after him. Thus his adventures have ended and he is on S. Madrona-st, Brea, the same Charley Remp as the days before the Don Quixote idea struck him. MOVE POSTAL CLERKS IN CAL. AUTHORIZED WASHINGTON, Oct. 12.—Postmaster General Work today authorized the appointment of additional postoffice clerks at the following postoffices of the country; San Francisco, Cal., eight; Oakland, Cal., four; Long Beach Cal., three. STATE WILL ATTACK PHILLIPS STORY LOS ANGELES, Oct. 12.—The attempt of Armour L. Phillips, husband of Mrs. Clara Phillips, facing trial for the "hamner murder" of Mrs. Alberta Meadows, to besmirch the character of the slain girl may be referred to the Los Angeles County Bar Ass'n, Deputy District Attorney C. W. Fricke announced today. Fricke said that he was considering asking the bar association to make an investigation of Phillips' self-named "confession" of alleged intimacy with Mrs. Meadows for the purpose of ascertaining whether it was an attempt to reach prospective jurors in the case. SPECIAL VERY FINE SPECIAL VERY FINE RADIO Set $20.00 For a Regular $37.50 Set A small deposit reserves one for Xmas Anaheim Novelty & Gift S H. J. Efker 138 W. Center St. Going To Bat After Eating Here Scores Every Time Good palatable food well cooked at reasonable prices. Try our N lunches. Siver Moon Cafe Karam and Nichols, Prop. 154 W. Center St. Siver Moon Cafe Karam and Nichols, Prop. 154 W. Center St. You Are Safe When You Buy Your Clothing at McCloskey's Home of Men's and Boy's 219 W. Center St. THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA List of Anaheim Clubs U. S. ACTIVE UNDER ROCK ISLAND William J. Bu State secret detachment of the underworld three lives in Looney, who underworld for boys from his to attend the here. PLAN V FOR Various Or Santa Ana, in heim, are exp opening at the Uplited Pra ta Ana, to he ery state ch loon League. ty secretary c tion campaign meeting. So precinct organ Santa Ana wi NE CHAMPIONSHIP BATTLE ON (Continued From Page One) The field was in fine shape and the crowd was on hand early to cheer the two teams to victory. With the crowd steadily increasing after 2 p.m. it looked as if probably 5000 might be present. One of the first preliminaries of the big contest was the taking of The Anaheim is like our They Interest CHAMPIONSHIP BATTLE ON (Continued From Page One) The field was in fine shape and the crowd was on hand early to cheer the two teams to victory. With the crowd steadily increasing after 2 p.m., it looked as if probably 5000 might be present. One of the first preliminaries of the big contest was the taking of motion pictures of the teams in field by cameramen representing prominent concerns in So. Calif. The umpires were on the field early. There were three of them, Crucher, Jimmie Burns of San Francisco, and Bob Tedford. Practically every city in the So. Calif. League of the Elks was represented in the crowd, and it seemed as if half of Anaheim was present. Because of the fact that both teams had injured men, there was some delay in picking the teams. Both teams were out on the diamond early, warming up or sunning themselves on the benches. Santa Rosa did not appear to warm up as readily as Anaheim. This was one of the first things that the Anaheim rooters noticed. aNta Rosa's lefthanded pitcher also attracted early attention. Here are the lineups: Santa Rosa—Smith, cf; E7; Genetti, 1b; Cormick, ss; J. Karoni, 3b; Evans, lf; G. Maroni, 2b; Petray rf; Schmidt, p. Anaheim—Hughes, p; B. Callan, c; Ramage, 1b; Pendleton, ss; D. Bush, 2b; Dunn, 3b; Schrott, rf; G. Callan, cf; R. Bush, rf. SAN PEDRO ATHLETE MISSING 3 DAYS LOS ANGEES, Oct. 12.—Anxiety was at a high pitch in San Pedro today among the hundreds of friends of Lawrence Powers, San Pedro boy and football player of the San Pedro high school team, as the result of the failure of a two-day search for him following his disappearance from his home. The boy's mother was reported to be near collapse and confined to her bed, as hundreds of high school boys led by Football Coaches McDaniels and Heney began the third day of the search. Fears that the boy was murdered or suffered injury or death in an accident were expressed by some of the searchers after they failed to find a trace of the missing youth. HEAVY DEMAND FOR HUDSON AND ESSEX The Anaheim is like our They Interest Here is a "The Country Beyond"—By Ja- "The Yellow Streak"—By V. "This Freedom"—By A. I. W. "Robin"—By Frances Hodgorn "The Breaking Point"—By Ma- "Babbitt"—By Sinclair Lewis, Weber's Bo 112 E. Center St. Play Safe ACCIDENT HE GET THE BEST We Inv P.V. led by Football Coaches McDaniels and Heney began the third day of the search. Fears that the boy was murdered or suffered injury or death in an accident were expressed by some of the searchers after they failed to find a trace of the missing youth. HEAVY DEMAND FOR HUDSON AND ESSEX "It is a question of getting them," says H. R. Grove, of Townsend & Medbery, Hudson-Essex dealers in Anaheim. "The wise automobile buyers in this vicinity have been quick to see the unusual values of Hudson and Essex at the new low prices and my biggest job has been to get the cars to supply the demand. Deliveries this week have been fairly satisfactory, however, and consisted in Hudson coaches to Dr. John Boege and C. A. Gibson of the Gibson Drug Store, Essex coach to Newman Sanford of 320 N. Los Angeles-st and Essex touring to Ottis Stambro of the Anaheim Welding Works. Used car sales too have been brisk, owing, I suppose, to the same reason—extra value for the dollar." ROCK BOTTOM STORE EMPLOYES BANQUET Approximately 450 managers, employees, and concessionaires of Daley's Rock Bottom Stores will hold a big dinner and dance tonight in Los Angeles. The meeting is for the purpose of greeting J. A. Daley, head of the organization, who has just returned from an Eastern tour in the course of which he attended the annual convention of the National Chain Store Grovers' Ass'n. SUBMARINE RESCUES CREW IN OIL TANKER WASHINGTON, Oct. 12.—Rescue of 33 officers and men from the tanker Swift Star, aground off Block Island, near Newport, R., I., was reported to the navy department today in a dispatch from the submarine N-3. U. S. ACTS TO END UNDERWORLD WAR ROCK ISLAND, Ill., Oct. 12—William J. Burns, chief of the United State secret service, has ordered a detachment of operatives here to end the underworld war that has taken three lives in as many days, John Looney, who is alleged to head one underworld faction, is bringing cowboys from his ranch in New Mexico to attend the funeral of his slain son here. PLAN VOTE DRIVE FOR WRIGHT ACT Various Orange-co folk outside of Santa Ana, including perhaps Anaheim, are expected to attend a meeting opening at 2:30 this afternoon at the Uplisted Presbyterian Church, Santa Ana, to hear Dr. S. T. Montgomery state chairman of the Anti-Saloon League. Milford Tidball, county secretary of the Wright prohibition campaign, has arranged the meeting. So far as known here, the precinct organization carried out in Santa Ana will not be effected here. R. G. BIXLER GOES TO SAN BERNARDINO Ralph G. Bixler, of the local J. C. Penny Co. store has received a message of his appointment to assistant manager of the Penny store in San Bernardino. He will leave about Oct. 20, to serve in this capacity until next year, when he will become manager. Mr. Bixler has been associated with the Penney store here ever since its establishment in May, 1920, and has made a large circle of business friends who will regret his departure, but who extend best wishes for his success in the new location. McCORMICK-OSER WEDDING IN APRIL PARIS France, Oct. 12—The wedding of Mathilde McCormick and Max Oser will have to wait until April, when Miss McCormick will be 18 years old, it was decided here today at a family conference participated in by Harold F. McCormick, the bride-to-be's father, and Ganna Walska McCormick, her stepmother. Anaheim Elks Ball Team is like our latest books and novels They Interest You From Start to Finish Anaheim Elks Ball Team is like our latest books and novels They Interest You From Start to Finish Here is a partial list of the latest Beyond"—By James Oliver Curwood. Streak"—By Valentine Williams. "—By A. I. W. Hutchinson. Frances Hodgorn Burnett. Point"—By Mary Roberts Rhinehart. Sinclair Lewis, Author of "Main Street." 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