oc-plain-dealer 1922-10-17

Tuesday; Oct. 17, 1922 MABEE ASKS GUARANTEE OF $1000 FROM SANTEL BOY Mabee, Anaheim's wrestling idol, will meet Ad Santel in a finish match at San Francisco for the world's light-heavyweight wrestling championship for a guarantee of $1000, win, loose or draw, and not one cent less, he stated today in response to Santel's challenge and offer of $500 guarantee or 30 pct. of the profits, made thru The Plain Dealer. LARRY WILLIAMS & JOE CHANEY MEET AT ARENA FRIDAY Altho it will not be Friday the 3rd, Manager Billy Darnley of the local fistic emporium says the week-by-boxing card is going to be every bit as good as last week's, which by the way, was just about the best how ever put on at the local arena. For the main go, Darnley is pitng Joe Chaney fast Whittier boy, against a tough, rough customer inarry Williams from San Francisco. Williams is rated a first class performer up north and judging from his record he will give our Joe a regular battle. Chaney is one of the club's best bets at present. He has never failed to put up a real battle. While not an overly hard-hitter, Joe possesses a stinging punch which makes him respected. Another big factor in the Whittier lad's recent success is the fact that he is always in condition. A bout that is bound to attract more than usual interest is one between Paddy Dillon of Santa Ana and Babe Orton, the Redlands Indian-boy, billed for the semi-windup. His affair is bound to be a 'dinger from start to finish. Both boys have been after one another for some time and have finally persuaded Darnley to match them up. Orton is taking on the best man of his career in Dillon and he realizes the fact that he is training as tho a championship masst at stake. He is a greatly im-puted boy in his recent startsa nd res to give Paddy a whale of a fight. Paddy says that if he can't beat he had better quit the game altogether, he's not going to be rushed into a match so important to him, but will demand time in which to get himself in the best possible condition. "If I go to Frisco to restle Santel I will want $1000 guarantee and not one cent less," says Roy. "I will not wrestle Santel in Frisco on a percentage basis at all." "If I go to Frisco to wrestle San-win, lose or draw. I can make more than $500 right here in Anaheim. Why should I go to Frisco and take chances where chances are not so good. Furthermore I am not ready to wrestle Santel at present and I don't want to get excited and rushed into anything like this either when by getting into real condition I might beat Santel for the championship which would mean $50,000 to me this winter. "I finished irrigating this morning and I am ready to go in to training and keep in condition for this winter. I expect to do considerable wrestling this winter if I don't get crippled. The work in my grove will be practically nothing until February so until then I can have lots of fun in the wrestling game." ANAHEIM FOOTBALL TEAMS WILL MEET WHITTIER ATHLETES Anaheim, H. S. football boys are back on their feet after the hard fought game with Huntington Beach Saturday and are getting into excellent form to meet Whittier Friday and Saturday. The lightweight game is here Friday and the first team at Whittier Saturday. This is the third year old swimming marvel at the New Brunswick Bea just after she had clipped s and two-fifths seconds from tional A. A. U. record for yard swim. Miss Ederle r quarter mile in 6:00 1-5 min is hing with a lead of a go yards over Miss Helen Wa generally, considered as all around woman swimmer pion; who is turn, led Hilda English girl champion of by at least ten yards. Wonder what and Irishm when his small boy asks h peace is. If it sounds good, but seem to mean anything it S. A. AND FULLERTON CLASH THIS WEEK Fullerton and Santa Ana are scheduled to meet in the third league battles Saturday at Fullerton. These two teams are the strongest in the country and are bitter enemies. The 130 round class of both schools will meet Santa Ana on Friday. These speedy youngsters make the Fullerton lineup. Left end, Shipkey; left tackle, Edwards; left guard, Young; center, Ventz; right guard, Jackson; right tackle, Stahler; right end, Lenake; quarter back, Gregory; left half, Smith; right half, Arroures; fullback, carpenter; end, Hazmalhalch; back field, Yorba. INDOOR BASEBALL LEAGUE FORMING The formation of an Indoor Baseball league is being considered. The new league will include teams from the Dunton (Ford) garage, Studdeaker garage, Schneider's market, Y. L. C. A., and several others. A meeting to be held Friday night for organization, when an exhibition game is to be held between Schneider's Mark team and Riley's Studdbaker players. A skeptic is a filling station man who is a little suspicious of the customer who runs his engine while saving his tank filled. Doctors get little out of people who sing while they work. ANAHEIM FOOTBALL TEAMS WILL MEET WHITTIER ATHLETES Anaheim, H. S. football boys are back on their feet after the hard fought game with Huntington Beach Saturday and are getting into excellent form to meet Whittier Friday and Saturday. The lightweight game is here Friday and the first team at Whittier Saturday. This is the third league game of the season. Coach Ray Elliott, Capt. Alfred Hiles of the first team and Capt. Kenny Mathis of the babes are putting their men through hard serimages in preparation for their coming battles. Whittier has a fast lightweight team. This was proven Saturday when the Poets walked over the lads from Santa Ana. "A couple of the boys who received slight injuries in the Huntintgon Beach-Anaheim game are again in the line-up and raring to go when the whistle blows. Our line-up is the strongest yet and we go to Whittier with one thought, to bring home the bacon," says Marlowe Janss, football manager. CASABA SCHEDULE WILL START NOV. 16 Prof. J. A. Clayes and Miss Irene Jacques, girls coach, attended a meeting called by Prof Hoenschel of the Garden Grove high school, yesterday afternoon to consider the girls basketball schedule outlined at a previous meeting. It was decided to have the principals present at every meeting called by the president of the league. Fullerton coach objected to the league starting Nov. 16 as Fullerton H.S. opened several weeks later than the others. Miss Jacques of Anaheim suggested that the team drawing a bye on the opening date change with Fullerton, provided it was satisfactory. Huntington Beach drew the bye and would not forfeit it to Fullerton. Prof. L. E. Plumner made a motion that the schedule stand as it was without any changes. The motion was adopted. Fullerton meets Anaheim last year's county champions, on the opening date and figures it is going up against a mighty hard team. The Anaheim girls are in fine shape and will give the other teams of the county a race. It was moved that the skeeters play on the same court as the first team. The first team girls will play 10 minutes and while they rest, the babes will play. The Santa Ana coach will bring her two teams over to Anaheim for a practise game in a few days. Miss Anaheim will meet Whitttier Athletics at least ten yards. Wonder what and Irishman when his small boy asks his peace is. If it sounds good, but seem to mean anything it blly a Chinese proverb. PLACENTIA, Oct. 17 At the hearing before the supervisors last Tuesday, in order of the incorporation of tia; a petition was presentedponents of the incorporationthe board to abandon all prosas the majority of the people ested are opposed to the intention. After hearing the discussion both sides to some extent, they went into secret session and they returned they had decontinuing the matter to all sides to get more signatures respective sides. Harold F. Brewer has sold acre ranch of full, bearing fruits and home on the York Boulevard to Albert Crimp o and will give possession N first. The Brewer family at their summer cottage at while a new home is being a twenty acre orange grove to buy in the Cerro Villa su at Yorba Linda. Dr. Harry Tritt of Montebrother-in-law of Mr. Brewer also bought a twenty acre the same dubdivision and b tracts are near their brother Robert Cruzen, who bought months ago. The whole sum was formerly owned by the Long Beach. The Ladies Social Circle the home of Mrs. O. C. Chieff of Bradford avenue and street, on Friday afternoon time was spent sewing for the At the close of the business delicous refreshments were by the hostess, assisted by friends. The Better Mothers Club w with Mrs. Rose Warner, Cen Walnut streets on Thursday noon at 2:30. Dr. C. A. McFadden of Menges and Menges, F will speak on the care of th H. W. and C. B. Roberts erating a Chiropractic office Kraemer building this week are located here permanent their families will arrive as they obtain a place to live men are graduates of the A skeptic is a filling station man who is a little suspicious of the customer who runs his engine while saving his tank filled. Doctors get little out of people who work. A Tale of a Suit "I remember when I was bought and how proud my owner was when he first put me on. He was always careful about seeing I was laid out properly when he put me away for the night. Then he got careless. Now, I don't look so well—I heard him mention about having me cleaned. I wish it would—and I wish, too, send me to PARIS CLEANERS & DYERS Phone 5087 DYERS 123 LOS ANGELES ST. ANAHEIM Fullerton meets Anaheim last year's county champions, on the opening date and figures it is going up against a mighty hard team. The Anaheim girls are in fine shape and will give the other teams of the county a race. It was moved that the skeeters play on the same court as the first team. The first team girls will play 10 minutes and while they rest, the babes will play. The Santa Ana coach will bring her two teams over to Anaheim for a practise game in a few days. Miss Jacques states that there is some excellent material for two good teams. The skeeters show up well in their practising. The babes have not yet chosen a manager and captain. Ella Cook captain of the first team and coach Jacques will start next week putting the girls thru some real practice and getting them in the "pink" of condition for the coming scrambles. THE LAST WORD IN ANY LANGUAGE A Frenchman and an American were parting company-in Paris. "Au revoir," said the Frenchman, as he turned away. "What's that?" demanded the American. The Frenchman explained thus: "In your language it means 'good-bye.'" As they again turned to leave each other, the Frenchman was greeted by a cheery, "Wood alcohol." "What's zat?" "That's 'good-bye' in any language."—Exchange. ASSISTING THE ENGINEER On the new brakeman's first run there was a very steep grade. The engineer always had trouble to get up this grade, but this time he came near sticking altogether. Eventually, however, he reached the top. Looking out of the cab he saw the new brakeman and said, with a sigh of relief. "We had a hard job getting up didn't we?" This is a small world, but there is always room for big men. The Better Mothers Club will with Mrs. Rose Warner, Cecil Walnut streets on Thursday noon at 2:30. Dr. C. A. McFadden of the Menges and Menges, F.C., will speak on the care of the H. W. and C. B. Roberts, erating a Chiropractic office. Kraemer building this week are located here permanently their families will arrive as they obtain a place to live men are graduates of the School of chiropractic. H.erts having practice at Ogden for five years, and C. B. Ro Nevada. Mrs. John Wagner entertains jolly Five Hundred Club at his Wednesday afternoon. Ten m and two substitutes, Mrs. Lee and Mrs. Lucy Ortego were Mrs. Lucy Ortego won first at the card tables, Mrs. Charsen second, and Mrs. A. J. consolation. Promptly at five o'clock they were ushered to the dining which was gaily decorated in loween motif with place of match and here a fine Spanish was served and enjoyed by eee. The next meeting will be with Howard Lucey. W. W. Krick has arrived from a three months' visit east. He had a delightful Vancouver and the Canadian to Toronto, Ontario, Canada Niagara Falls and La Salle state and Pennsylvania. He ed the Old Boys' Reunion village, Ontario, a former home along with J. H. Rowe and Mrs. Slingsby of Yorba Lindsey. All three received a m being from the longest distance met and visited with many frie through the many eastern clo specially Dunnville, where he oneb lock in one and a half National book week for all will be celebrated November and the local library will number of attractive new ch books ready for distribution time. A large number of n tion and non-fiction books fo are now on the shelves. THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA G. & L. LEASE G. & L. LEASE, Oct. 17.—(Spl.)—Mrs. Isaac Mayfield gave a miscellaneous shower on her sister Mrs. W. E. Outhouse, formerly Miss Nettle Watters Thursday evening. Singing, speaking and games were played until a late hour after which the presents were brot out and opened by Mr. and Mrs. Outhouse, passed for each and every guest to admire and see. Little Miss Ruby White spoke and acted out two pieces and little Misses Mary and Anna Pope and Frances Richards sang two songs. The first prizes were won by Mrs. B. F. McElhenry and Mr. Don Outhouse for having the number and the bobby prize won by Mr. W. E. Outhouse after which sandwiches, cookies olives and coffee were served. Those that helped Mrs. Mayfield served were Mrs. G. S. Hanmore, Mrs. A. N. White, Mrs. T. F. Lemley, Mrs. Wheeler White and Mrs. Vere Outhouse. After the refreshments were served the guests danced until a late hour. Those present were; Mr. and Mrs. Vere Outhouse and daughter Rosalee of Huntington Beach, Mr. and Mrs. Q. B. Bry and two children Lols and Barbar of La Habra, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Cheadle and daughter Pauline of La Harbar, Mrs. M. J. Hanmore of Placentia, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Glenn and Mr. Rogers of Placentia, Mr. Bill Perkins of Placentia, Mr. and Mrs. George Wimer of Long Beach, Mr. and Mrs. A. N. White and two children, Ruby and Herman, Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler White and three children, Ray (Mavin and Eva, Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Sellers and daughter Mabel, Mrs. Frank McElhany and daughter Lols, Mrs. John Pope and four children Ritchard, Mary, Anna and Evelyn,a nd Pope, Mrs. L. F. Lendy and two sons, Glenn and Billie, Mrs. Brawley and son Ray, Mrs. G. S. Hanmore, Mrs. B.F.Tell, Mrs. Frank Richards and two children Frances and Billie, Mr. and Mrs.Oliver Bryan, Mrs.Walter Smith, Mrs.Frank Dilker, Mrs.Gregg Smith, Miss Josephine McKaughn, Mrs.P.T.Brown, Mrs.Myra Outhouse and son Don, Mr. and Mrs.W.E.Outhouse and the host and hostess,Mr.a nd Mrs.Isaac Mayfield. Mr. W.E.Outhouse is riding around in a new Ford coupe. There was quite a number of the with their brother Mr. and Mrs.Ray Hatfield attended the fair in River-side, Thursday. Mrs.George Middleton and son Pleas spent five days in Long Beach with her husband, Mr.George Middleton who is working there. Mr.and Mrs.Frank Dilker spent Sunday with the latter's brother,Mr.And Mrs.W.F.Rabbet of Alambra. Mr.And Mrs.Preston Varnera and the former's mother Mrs.Varner motored to Santa Monica Saturday evening and were met by Mr.Milton Varnera and Earnie Wardell and all attended the big dance. Mr.Earnie-Wardella and Milton Varner attended the Elks convention at Santa Monica. Mr.Reo Goss of Fullerton, Jim Leach and his lady friend of Los Angeles with a party of other friends spent the week-end duck hunting at Elsinore Lake. Mr.a nd Mrs.K.L.Sellers and daughter Mable were Fullerton shopper Saturday night. Mr.a nd Mrs.Frank McElhany spent Sunday evening with Mr.And Mrs.Floyd Wright of Anahiem. Mr.a nd Mrs.George Winer of Long Beach was a guest to a chicken dinner at the home of the former's sister,Mr.And Mrs.Frank McElhany Monday evening. Mr.a nd Mrs.L.F.Lemelya and two sons Glenn and Billie were Anahiem shopper Saturday night. DELPHIAN MEETING TODAY The first meeting of the Delphian society was held this morning at the Elks club with a large representation enjoying the program and the impromptu talk by Miss Spann, house guest of Mrs.J.W.Truxaw.The program was in charge of Mrs.Fredrick R.Schiller,program superintendent. A Con Style PLACENTIA PLACENTIA, Oct. 17.—(Spl.)—the hearing before the board of巡察ors last Tuesday, in the mat- of the incorporation of Placen-a petition was presented by op-ents of the incorporation asking board to abandon all proceedings the majority of the people inter- are opposed to the incorpora-tter hearing the discussion of sides to some extent, the board into secret session and when returned they had decided to finance the matter to allow both to get more signatures for their effective sides. Harold F. Brewer has sold his ten branch of full, bearing citrus is and home on the Yorba Lindaeward to Albert Crimp of Orange will give possession November. The Brewer family will live their summer cottage at Balboa be a new home is being built on twenty acre orange grove they have right in the Cerro Villa subdivision Yorba Linda. Harry Tritt of Monte Rosa, a her-in-law of Mr. Brewer, has bought a twenty acre tract in same dubdivision and both their are near their brother-in-law,urt Cruzen, who bought here six years ago. The whole subdivision formerly owned by the Bixby's long Beach. The Ladies Social Circle met at home of Mrs. O. C. Christensen Bradford avenue and Center at, on Friday afternoon. The was spent sewing for the bazaar. The close of the business meeting refreshments were served the hostess, assisted by a few girls. The Better Mothers Club will meet Mrs. Rose Warner, Center and out streets on Thursday after- at 2:30. C. A. McFadden of the firmenges and Menges, Fullerton, speak on the care of the teeth. W. and C. B. Roberts are op-ing a Chiropractic office in the inner building this week. They located here permanently and families will arrive as soon they obtain a place to live. Both are graduates of the Palmer A ComStyle WILL BE Our Very Much H Coat Dre Miss Jewel Pathe's beautiful model this store has ever shown, emphasizing ment. SEE TOMORROW'S PAGE A STYLE A Fitting Clin The Better Mothers Club will meet Mrs. Rose Warner, Center and out streets on Thursday after at 2:30. M. C. A. McFadden of the firm enlarges and Menges, Fullerton, speak on the care of the teeth. W. and C. B. Roberts are opening a Chiropractic office in the inner building this week. They located here permanently and families will arrive as soon they obtain a place to live. Both are graduates of the Palmer College of chiropractic. H. W. Robb having practice at Ogden Utah five years, and C. B. Roberts inida. Ms. John Wagner entertained the Five Hundred Club at her home Tuesday afternoon. Ten members two substitutes, Mrs. Lee Meyers Mrs. Lucy Ortego were present. Lucy Ortego won first prize for card tables, Mrs. Charles Hanecond, and Mrs. A. J. Edwards alition. Omptly at five o'clock the guests ushered to the dining room was gaily decorated in the Halten motif with place cards to each and here a fine Spanish dinner served and enjoyed by everyone next meeting will be with Mrs.ard Lucy. W. Krick has arrived home a three months' visit in the He had a delightful trip viaouver and the Canadian Rockies Toronto, Ontario, Canada andara Falls and La Salle, N.Y. and Pennsylvania. He attendde Old Boys' Reunion at Dunn-Ontario, a former home townwith J. H. Rowe and daughterSlingsby of Yorba Linda boule-All three received a medal for from the longest distance. He and visited with many friends allugh the many eastern cities, easily Dunnville, where he went lock in one and a half hours.national book week for childrenbe celebrated November 12-18the local library will have a user of attractive new children'sready for distribution at thatA large number of new ficund non-fiction books for adultsnow on the shelves. SURE TO HELP SICK WOMEN Mrs. Baker, So Much Benefited by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, Anxious to Help Others Lebanon, Indiana.-"I was completely run down from women's troubles and stomach trouble and for a long time was hardly able to do my work. I had some friends who had taken Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, and they told me about it. I know what it has done for me and I recommend it to others, as I am sure it will be a great help to all sick women. It is a wonderful medicine, and I give you permission to use my testimonial and my photograph."—Mrs. EMMA BAKER, 310 S.East St., Lebanon, Indiana. These letters recommending Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound ought to convince women of the great worth of this medicine in the treatment ofailments to which they are often subject. Mrs. Baker calls it "a wonderful medicine." If you are suffering from troubles women often have, or feel all run down, without any ambition.or energy for your regular work, take Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. It is a natural restorative and should help you as it has Mrs. Baker and many,many other women. SANTA FE LEASE Oct. 17—(Spl.)—Mrs. B. Walkeys and daughter Bernice and Miss Helen and Mona Miranda enjoyed Sunday at Orange County Park. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Weick entertained Sunday Mr. Weick's sister, Mrs. Stone, husband and children of Tustin. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Evans entertained Sunday Mrs. Abe Robinson and son Parker of Fullerton. Mr. Ray Grant, Miss Margarett Flynn and Miss Mona Meranda were Anaheim shoppers Monday, tainted Sunday, Little Miss Beverly Marchelle Jones of the West Coast Lease. Mr. and Mrs. R. Meranda and daughters Eunicea nd Genevieve and Miss Olive Schryer were Anaheim visitors Saturday evening. Mrs. Bert Ryan and Daughter Williamina were Anaheim and Fulerton shopper Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Goldring and family and Mr. Ben Golding, Mr. Max Golding spent the week-end in Los Angeles visiting relatives. Many attended the ball game on the West Coast between White King Soap and the West Coast, neither team making a score until the seventh inning, the White King then making one, the eighth being gaining four and the West Coast nearing one. The only one being made by Bill Schryer, the score being 5 to 1 White King Soap's favor. Mr. and Mrs. J. Gale entertained Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gale and daughter Rachael June of Brea. Mr. and Mrs. H. Schryer enter- Birthday Dinner Party Mr. and Mrs. C.W. Hedges entertained with a lovely dinner party on a recent evening in honor of the birthday anniversary of their daughter-in-law, Mrs. E.W. Hedges. Cut flowers formed a decorative scheme. The dining table was bountifully laden with good things to eat and covers were placed for Mr. and Mrs. E.W. Hedges, Mr. and Mrs.C.W.Hedges, Norman and Ernestine Hedges, Mrs.E.L.Fletcher, Mrs.Lydia Summerfield, who comprised the birthday party. A social hour was enjoyed after the dinner. The city man who resents the accusation that the city is more wicked than the country would be bored to death if it wasn't. Every day will be Sunday bye and bye, and then it won't matter if we do have that no-account feeling on Monday morning. tained Sunday Mrs. Alvin Schryer and daughters Viola June and Marie of Olive. Mrs. F.B.Frimage entertained over the week-end Miss Ada Hack and Miss Mae Tabert of Gardena. Mr.a nd Mrs. Thurton and family are having an addition built on their home. Thoseea ttended the dance at Concordia Park Saturday night were Mr. and Mrs.B.Walkups and daughter Bernice and son Dick, Miss Helen Meranda, Miss Mona Meranda with young men friends, Miss Sadie Jones, Mr. and Mrs.Bert Spear and Miss Margaret Flynn. Mr. and Mrs.R.Meranda and family and Miss Flynn attended the vaudeville at the California Theater Friday night. A Comprehensive Style Show WILL BE CONDUCTED IN Many Enlarged Department of Coats and Dresses It's beautiful models will exhibit the smartest frocks and coats shown, emphasizing the great growth of this single departursday, Oct. 19th ROW'S PAGE ADFOR PARTICULARS OF STYLE SHOW ing Climax to Our Great ROW'S PAGE AD FOR PARTICULARS OF STYLE SHOW ing Climax to Our Great Achievement Sale astian Brothers Miss Jewel Pathes' Beautiful Models Exhibiting Style