oc-plain-dealer 1922-11-29

The Plain Dealer Pa SANTA ANA WINS LEAGUE HONORS It was a grand scrap. With the blackboard shown 0 to 0 at the end of the first half, it almost looked like anybody's game, until Spud Morrison's Santa Ana bunch got their danders up. The latter won by 7 to 0. And Fullerton lost the county championship. SAN DIEGO & SANTA ANA PLAY SO. CAL. TITLE BATTLE SAT. Choosing a neutral field for the first lap of the So. Calif. championship football game, Santa Ana and San Diego football teams will meet on Fullerton grid Saturday, Dec. 2 at 2:30. By defeating Fullerton yesterday, Santa Ana holds the Orange league honors and San Diego the title for San Diego high schools. The largest crowd ever present at Fullerton is expected for the game Saturday. CHANCE HAS REAL JOB WITH RED SOX By Sargum Suonti Frank Chance, the Peerless Leader, of the Chicago Cubs four pennants in a raw fame, is to manage the Boston Red Sox. It wasn't but a few years back that he quit baseball forever when he failed to keep the Los Angeles team up to a winning stride. Chance tried to put the N. Y. Yankas on the map but after spending a young fortune gave up the job. In Los Angeles paper he came out with a statement in which he In the first quarter Fullerton fought its way three times to Santa Ana's 10-yard line, after an attack following forward passes. But their assaults crumbled when they got near their foes' line. The home team lacked a good forward plunger to make their attacks bear fruit. Black, half back for Santa Ana, starred repeatedly, with plunges, punts and tackles. On a series of end runs he carried the ball from Santa Ana's 40-yard line to that of Fullerton. Then a forward pass started a new play which brought the ball to Fullerton's 22-yard line. A plunge for six yards gain and another plunge later brought the first down, on Fullerton's 11-yard line. Then the whistle blew and Fullerton was saved. Soon after the opening of the second half Captain Wilcox made a long run, followed by a couple of tackle bucks, and the-ball was on Fullerton's 25-yard line. Duncan tried to kick from the 35-yard line, but the ball fell short. One Fullerton man started to pick the ball up, but was tackled by one of his foes and fumbled. A second Fullertonian did likewise with the same result. Then a Santa Anu rescued the ball on the six-yard line. The line held, until Santa Ana had a conference and, resuming play, sent LeBard thru right tackle for the winning score. Duncan kicked the goal. The lineups: Santa Ana—Gardner, le; Thoele, lt; Townsend, lg; Stillens, c; Duncan, rg; Coulson, rt; Coffman, re; Wilcox, (c), q; Luck and Black lh; LeBard, Turkeys Awarded Anaheim B Tonight the Anaheim try to tighten their hole place in the Interurbank when they tangle with All Specials on the local alleys hold the high three gs 2726 and the Orange Grow to beat that work. Al Schulz did some prettiest night when he rollled and 19s for a total of 64 the Turkey given for class O'Donnell with 577 is the B class and Hal Berger wins in class C. EXPECT HOT FIRE WHEN TEXAS AND ORTON One of the matches off program billed for the week Friday night that is no small amount of interest it is away down on the return meeting bet Jones, the Texarkana Ju and Babe Orton, the Redd lad with the large wallh their third meeting in the months. The first time they were able to hold the Red to a draw. In fact, Tex came very near ending the last round via the when he had Orton in a few seconds. However, Babe rallied fore the call of time and verdict met with the app The boys were immediate ed for the following week with all the confidence started out at once to with Orton. He was got nicely as you please whe JOB WITH RED SOX By Sargum Surowt Frank Chance, the Peerless Leader of the Chicago Cubs four pennants in a raw fame, is to manage the Boston Red Sox. It wasn't but a few years back that he quit baseball forever when he failed to keep the Los Angeles team up to a winning strike. Chance tried to put the N.Y. Yankas on the map but after spending a young fortune gave up the job. In Los Angeles paper he came out with a statement in which he took all the credit for the building of the great Cub machine which brought him fame. We do not know who assembled the old Cub machine but we do know that machine represented more brains than any other baseball team ever assembled. All a manager had to do was to keep the pitchers in rotation. The idea is Mr. Chance has had all the credit due him. He has been credited with having managed the greatest combination of ball players yet assembled. He made a complete fixie of the New York venture. He won one pennant with L.A. then tore up his winning combination and got tired and threw up the sponge before he could assemble another winner. In the closely pruned Red Sox he has a very slim tree to start with and we will bet our only night shirt he throws up his job before he gets that tree to producing. Walks on baseball, we wonder at the New and wherefore Harry Hughes is out of league ball when he can display the stuff he did last Sunday. His curves were breaking, not curving. He had the Santa Monica batmen completely baffled. There are a lot of pitcher getting by in the Coast League with a lot less than Harry Hughes can display. ANAHEIM DEFEATS WHITTIER COLLEGE Anahsim girls basketball team defeated Whittier college girls at Whittier 19 to 7. The Whittier girls have just recently organized and did not give the locals a very stiff fight. However, it was a good practice game and will keep the girls in trim. Owing of the Santa Ana Fullerton game yesterday, the Montebello team did not come down and the two schools will battle next week. The following girls were in action against whittier: Ella Cook, Frances Adams, Mad Requish, Irma Young, Esther Hile, Helen Daly, Exclyn Cordes and Theresa Nussbaum. REVERSE ENGLISH Potatoes at $2 per 100 pounds are certainly dirt cheap. If you don't believe it ask the fellow who has to raise and dig them. But when a ball fell short. One Fullerton man started to pick the ball up, but was tackled by one of his foes and fumbled. A second Fullertonian did likewise with the same result. Then a Santa Anan rescued the ball on the six-yard line. The line held, until Santa Ana had a conference and resuming play, sent LeBard thru right tackle for the winning score. Duncan kicked the goal. The lineups: Santa Ana—Gardner, le; Thoele, lt; Townsend, lg; Stillens, c; Duncan, rr; Coulson, rt; Coffman, re; Wilcox, (c), q; Luck and Black lh; LeBard, rh; Jabs, f. Fullerton—Shipkey le; Edwards lt; Young, lg; Wents, c; Salters, rg; White, rt; Lemke, re; Gregory, q; Smith, lh; Arrouse, rh; Carpenter, f. Officials—Tipton, referee; Foster, umpire; Burke, head linesman; Brennan, field judge. HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS WILL PLAY HOCKEY Hockey will be the next sport introduced to Anaheim H.S. girls. Two dozen hockey clubs, shin guards, rubber balls and other paraphernalia have been recured and practice will start next week. This is a comparatively new game, although many of the larger high schools, and colleges of the state are teaching it to girls. Santa Ana girls have alraedy started practice and they will furnish competition for a match in the near future. The game is played on the football field with goal posts four yards wide and seven feet high at the ends of the field. These are used to catch he ball. There are 11 on a team and the players are called "forwards," "halfs", "full backs" and goal keeper. The game is rather complicated to get onto but the girls are very much interested. Miss Irene Jacques will coach. TWO S.A. BUSINESS HOUSES ROBBED Twenty-five dollars in bills, 400 pennies and some change, bringing the total to about $30 was the amount secured from the Rossmore cafeteria last night when burglars broke open the cash register, after gaining entrance through the alloy window. Mrs. Laura Warner, who runs a small store at Fruit and Garfield-sts., also reported the loss of a small amount of cash, which she missed this morning. No clue has been found to either theft. LARGE CROWDDS AT SHOWS Fullerton firemen report large crowds at the Branks Dramatic Comedian shows which are being given under the fire department in a water-proof tent on No. Spadra-st. The tent is heated by six stoves, and the come-before problem was not met with a girl approval, for it would be able to hold the Red Sox to a draw. In fact, Tex came very near ending the last round via the when he had Orton in a few seconds. However, Babe railed for the call of time and verdict met with the applause. The boys were immediate ed for the following week with all the confidence I started out at once to with Orton. He was nicely as you please when ran afoul of one of the makers, which floored her stead of taking advantage count she arose in a girl only to be sent to the cexTex was floored four times fatal second round until that game boy that he is no condition to continue was stopped or Orton winner. Ever since, Jones hasering for another meeting long cherished wish is to Friday night. Both boys going great guns of late been winning with frequent Ry as well as Babe so being watched with unusual it is bound to be a battlesomething. The other two problems to be good, for Darnley of new faces who should orable impression. Earl newcomer from Oklahoma to be right there with meets rough, tough Bud Orange. Earl Reece and boy, will start the show Jack Mooney of Garden City 125 pounds. It looks night for fight fans. CITY HALL WIDE MOVE UP Fullerton city hall is quarters after Feb. 1. It last night by trustees. At the ground floor at the coshire-ave and Spadra-rd., "go up higher." After it to occupy six rooms ups Wickersheim building on monwealth-ave. The new cost $150 a month. The ordinance provided $250,000 outfall sewer bus was adopted. Delegates were present storm drain proposition what should be done water in the Manor-train matter was discussed at no definite decision war While the plan was not rejected, the proposed drained did not meet with a girl approval, for it would be able to hold the Red Sox to a draw. In fact, Tex came very near ending the last round via the when he had Orton in a few seconds. However, Babe railed for the call of time and verdict met with the applause. The boys were immediate ed for the following week with all the confidence I started out at once to with Orton. He was got nicely as you please when ran afoul of one of the makers, which floored her steady of taking advantage count she arose in a girl only to be sent to the cexTex was floored four times fatal second round until that game boy that he is no condition to continue was stopped or Orton winner. Ever since, Jones hashing for another meeting long cherished wish is to Friday night. Both boys going great guns of late been winning with frequeny Ry as well as Babe so being watched with unusuall it is bound to be a battlesomething. The other two problems to be good, for Darnley of new faces who should orable impression. Earl newcomer from Oklahoma to be right there with meets rough, tough Bud Orange. Earl Reece and boy, will start the show Jack Mooney of Garden City 125 pounds. It looks night for fight fans. CITY HALL WIDE MOVE UP Fullerton city hall is quarters after Feb. 1. It last night by trustees. At the ground floor at the coshire-ave and Spadra-rd., "go up higher." After it to occupy six rooms ups Wickersheim building on monwealth-ave. The new cost $150 a month. The ordinance provided $250,000 outfall sewer bus was adopted. Delegates were present storm drain proposition what should be done water in the Manor-train matter was discussed at no definite decision war While the plan was not ojected, the proposed drained did not meet with a girl approval, for it would be able to hold the Red Sox to a draw. In fact, Tex came very near ending the last round via the when he had Orton in a few seconds. However, Babe railed for the call of time and verdict met with the applause. The boys were immediate ed for the following week with all the confidence I started out at once to with Orton. He was got nicely as you please when ran afoul of one of the makers, which floored her steady of taking advantage count she arose in a girl only to be sent to the cexTex was floored four times fatal second round until that game boy that he is no condition to continue was stopped or Orton winner. Ever since, Jones hashing for another meeting long cherished wish is to Friday night. Both boys going great guns of late been winning with frequeny Ry as well as Babe so being watched with unusuall it is bound to be a battlesomething. The other two problems to be good, for Darnley of new faces who should orable impression. Earl newcomer from Oklahoma to be right there with meets rough, tough Bud Orange. Earl Reece and boy, will start the show Jack Mooney of Garden City 125 pounds. It looks night for fight fans. CITY HALL WIDE MOVE UP Fullerton city hall is quarters after Feb. 1. It last night by trustees. At the ground floor at the coshire-ave and Spadra-rd., "go up higher." After it to occupy six rooms ups Wickersheim building on monwealth-ave. The new cost $150 a month. The ordinance provided $250,000 outfall sewer bus was adopted. Delegates were present storm drain proposition what should be done water in the Manor-train matter was discussed at no definite decision war While the plan was not ojected, the proposed drained did not meet with a girl approval, for it would be able to hold the Red Sox to a draw. In fact, Tex came very near ending the last round via the when he had Orton in a few seconds. However, Babe railed for the call of time and verdict met with the applause. The boys were immediate ed for the following week with all the confidence I started out at once to with Orton. He was got nicely as you please when ran afoul of one of the makers, which floored her steady of taking advantage count she arose in a girl only to be sent to the cexTex was floored four times fatal second round until that game boy that he is no condition to continue was stopped or Orton winner. Ever since, Jones hashing for another meeting long cherished wish is to Friday night. Both boys going great guns of late been winning with frequeny Ry as well as Babe so being watched with unusuall it is bound to be a battlesomething. The other two problems to be good, for Darnley of new faces who should orable impression. Earl newcomer from Oklahoma to be right there with meets rough, tough Bud Orange. Earl Reece and boy, will start the show Jack Mooney of Garden City 125 pounds. It looks night for fight fans. CITY HALL WIDE MOVE UP Fullerton city hall is quarters after Feb. 1. It last night by trustees. At the ground floor at the coshire-ave and Spadra-rd., "go up higher." After it to occupancy six rooms ups Wickersheim building on monwealth-ave. The new cost $150 a month. The ordinance provided $250,000 outfall sewer bus was adopted. Delegates were present storm drain proposition what should be done water in the Manor-train matter was discussed at no definite decision war While the plan was not ojected, the proposed draining did not meet with a girl approval, for it would be able to hold the Red Sox to a draw. In fact, Tex came very near ending the last round via the when he had Orton in a few seconds. However, Babe railed for the call of time and verdict met with the applause. The boys were immediate ed for the following week with all the confidence I started out at once to with Orton. He was got nicely as you please when ran afoul of one of the makers, which floored her steady of taking advantage count she arose in a girl only to be sent to the cexTex was floored four times fatal second round until that game boy that he is no condition to continue was stopped or Orton winner. Ever since, Jones hashing for another meeting long cherished wish is to Friday night. Both boys going great guns of late been winning with frequeny Ry as well as Babe so being watched with unusuall it is bound to be a battlesomething. The other two problems to be good, for Darnley of new faces who should orable impression. Earl newcomer from Oklahoma to be right there with meets rough, tough Bud Orange. Earl Reece and boy, will start the show Jack Mooney of Garden City 125 pounds. It looks night for fight fans. CITY HALL WIDE MOVE UP Fullerton city hall is quarters after Feb. 1. It first night by trustees. At the ground floor at the coshire-ave and Spadra-rd., "go up higher." After it to occupancy six rooms ups Wickersheim building on monwealth-ave. The new cost $150 a month. The ordinance provided $250,000 outfall sewer bus was adopted. Delegates were present storm drain proposition what should be done water in the Manor-train matter was discussed at no definite decision war While the plan was not ojected, the proposed draining did not meet with a girl approval, for it would be able to hold the Red Sox to a draw. In fact, Tex came very near ending the last round via the when he had Orton in a few seconds. However, Babe railed for the call of time and verdict met with the applause. The boys were immediate ed for the following week with all the confidence I started out at once to with Orton. He was got nicely as you please when ran afoul of one of the makers, which floored her steady of taking advantage count she arose in a girl only to be sent to the cexTex was floored four times fatal second round until that game boy that he is no condition to continue was stopped or Orton winner. Ever since, Jones hashing for another meeting long cherished wish is to Friday night. Both boys going great guns of late been winning with frequeny Ry as well as Babe so being watched with unusuall it is bound to be a battlesomething. The other two problems to be good, for Darnley of new faces who should orable impression. Earl newcomer from Oklahoma to be right there with meets rough, tough Bud Orange. Earl Reece and boy, will start the show Jack Mooney of Garden City 125 pounds. It looks night for fight fans. CITY HALL WIDE MOVE UP Fullerton city hall is quarters after Feb. 1. It first night by trustees. At the ground floor at the coshire-ave and Spadra-rd., "go up higher." After it to occupancy six rooms ups Wickersheim building on monwealth-ave. The new cost $150 a month. The ordinance provided $250,000 outfall sewer bus was adopted. Delegates were present storm drain proposition what should be done water in the Manor-train matter was discussed at no definite decision war While the plan was not ojected, the proposed draining did not meet with a girl approval, for it would be able to holdthe Red Sox to a draw.Friday night both boys going great guns of late been winning with frequeny Ry as well as Babe so being watched with unusuall it is bound to be a battlesomething. The other two problems to be good, for Darnley of new faces who should orable impression.Earl newcomer from Oklahoma to be right there with meets rough,tough Bud Orange.Earl Reece and boy will take ome measures of a reservoir at Owing of the Santa Ana Fullerton game yesterday, the Montebello team did not come down and the two schools will battle next week. The following girls were in action against whitter: Ella Cook, Frances Adams, Mae Requistr, Irma Young, Esther Hile, Helen Daly, Evelyn Cordes and Theresa Nussbaum. REVERSE ENGLISH Potatoes at $2 per 100 pounds are certainly dirt cheap. If you don't believe it ask the fellow-who has to raise and dig them. But when a printer's error makes Idaho Russels 200 pounds for $1, as was done yesterday in an advertisement for G. O. Payne of Spartan Grocers, that's too much of a good thing. LARGE UROWDS AT SHOWS Fullerton firemen report large crowds at the Branks Dramatic Comedian shows which are being given under the fire department in a water-proof tent on No. Spadra-st. The tent is heated by six stoves, and the comedians expect to remain two weeks. Ladies were admitted free Monday night to see "When Dreams Come True." Last night "Smiles" was played. Office Supplies DESKS TYPEWRITERS SAFES CHECK PROTECTORS Exclusive Dealer for Remington Portable Some Wonderful Buys in Rebuilt Typewriters also 1 Globe Safe used 3 months will sacrifice Repair Department Repairs on all make Typewriters ANAHEIM TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE 230 East Center St. Phone 825 Turkeys Awarded Anaheim Bowlers Tonight the Anaheim alleys will try to tighten their hold on first place in the Interurban League when they tangle with Al St. John's specials on the local alleys. The specials hold the high three game series 726 and the Orange Growers are out to beat that work. Al Schulz did some pretty shooting last night when he rolled 248, 235 and 195 for a total of 682 winning the Turkey given for class A. Shorty Donnell with 577 is the winner in class and Hal Berger with 600 wins in class C. EXPECT HOT FIGHT WHEN TEXAS JONES AND ORTON CLASH One of the matches of a six card program billed for the weekly swat-st Friday night that is attracting no small amount of interest even tho is away down on the program is the return meeting between Texes, the Texaskana Jumping Jack and Babe Orton, the Redlands Indian and with the large wallop. This is their third meeting in the last three months. The first time they clashed Texas able to hold the Redlands chief to a draw. In fact, Texy, old boy, came very near ending the fracas in the last round via the K. O. route when he had Orton in a bad way for few seconds. However, Babe rallied shortly before the call of time and the draw verdict met with the approval of all. The boys were immediately rematched for the following week and Tex, with all the confidence in the world started out at once to clean house with Orton. He was going along as closely as you please when "Wow" he FORMER ORANGE-CO COLLEGE STARS ON GRIDIRON THURSDAY An interesting football game will be played tomorrow at 2:30 p.m. on Poly Field, Santa Ana, when a fast aggregation from Anaheim Post No. 72 American Legion, meets a squad from the Santa Ana Post No. 121. There is no other game scheduled in the county Turkey day. The local boys have been practizing and have their signals and trick plays down to perfection. "Battle" Shipkey, who holds a reputation for brilliant playing at Occidental college, is on the bill. "Stew" White, who was once a professional, will also appear in football togs. Ray Elliott of Pomona College fame an coach for Anaheim High will also play as well as his brother Joe. Charles Pearson who starred at Occidental is in the lineup. J. C. Downey is captain and manager of the local squad and announces the following to start the fray; right end, Joe Elliott; right tackle, Charles Pearson, right guard, George Betzold; center, Carl Celke, left half, R. Cecil; left tackle, Art "Battle" Shipkey; left end, Herb Celke; quarter, Stew White; right halfback, A. Sexton; left halfback, J. C. Downey; full, Ray Elliott. For subs, Bill Webb, Doc Ackerman, Morris Martenet; Bob Gregg and Arthur Osborne are lined up. Doc Galvin will be on hand as first aid man. Santa Ana has an equally good team, most of their players being former college stars. A battle royal is expected and football fans will see a lively game if they step over to Santa Ana after their Thanksgiving dinner. Santa Ana will put in such men as Bill Cole, last year with U.S.C.; Bob Chestnut, of U.S.C.; Bert West, Stanford; Royce "Dutch" Lantz, Jud Walters; Royce "Dutch" Carl Edgar, Paul Irvine, member of the strong U.S.S.Mississippi eleven; Archie Snodgrass, "Fat," Marsile, UNITED Tonight, Thurs Special Matinee 2:30 The first time they clashed Texas able to hold the Redlands chief to a draw. In fact, Texy, old boy, came very near ending the fracas in the last round via the K.O. route when he had Orton in a bad way for few seconds. However, Babe rallied shortly before the call of time and the draw verdict met with the approval of all. The boys were immediately rematched for the following week and Tex, with all the confidence in the world started out at once to clean house with Orton. He was going along as nicely as you please when "Wow" he can afoul of one of the "Chiefs" haymakers which floored him and instead of taking advantage of the count he arose in a groggy state, only to be sent to the canvas again. Tex was floored four times in that fatal second round until it was seen that game boy that he is, he was in no condition to continue. The fight was stopped and Orton declared the winner. Ever since, Jones has been hankering for another meeting and his long cherished wish is to be gratified Friday night. Both boys have been going great guns of late. Tex has been winning with frequent regularity as well as Babe so the clash is being watched with unusual interest. It is bound to be a battle with bells everything. The other two problems also ought to be good, for Darmley has a couple of new faces who should create a favorable impression. Earl Lane, a newcomer from Oklahoma City said to be right there with his mitts, meets rough, tough Bud Baker from Orange. Earl Reece an El Modena boy, will start the show when he and Jack Mooney of Garden Grove mix at 125 pounds. It looks like a great night for fight fans. LOCAL BOXERS ON CARD AT VERNON Bq Sargum Sprout Two boys well known to local boxing fans were on the Vernon card last night. Johnny McGraw got the raw end of a raw decision with Red Davis in the curtain raiser. Johnny had his man in bad in the last round and was entitled to a draw any way. Art Springer had an easy time with Kid Riley after the first round. FIRST NAVELS SHIPPED What is believed to be the first car of new crop navels shipped from Orange-co went out today from the Anaheim Orange & Lemon Ass'n over the So. Pac. The Placentia Mutual Orange Growers expected to ship two cars this afternoon. LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF KILLING OF COMMISSIONER'S AIRPORT In the Matter of Laying Out and Opening of a 15-foot Anley in the City of Anaheim from the Southern Line of Lot 8 and Lot 9 of Block "B", Villa Tract, in said City on Anaheim, to the Northern Line of Lot 7 and Lot 10 of said block "B". Notice is hereby given that, Anaheim, in pursuance to a resolution entitled "in the matter of laying out and opening of a 15-foot Anley in the City of Anaheim from the southern line of Lot 8 and Lot 9 of Block "B", Villa Tract, in said City of Anaheim, to the northern line of Lot 7 and Lot 10 of said Block "B". Resolution ordering work," which said resolution was passed and adopted by the Board of Trustees of the City of Anaheim on the 10th day of August, 1922, and was approved by the President of the Board of Trustees of said City of Anaheim on the 10th day of August, 1922. J. J. Schneider, J.E. Stewart, and Fred Koezel were appointed commissioners to assess the benefits and damages and have general supervision of the proposed work or improvement referred to in said resolution, to-wit: that an alley be laid out and opened in said city, from the southern line of Lot 8 and Lot 9 of Block "B", Villa Tract, to the northerly line of Lot 7 and Lot 10 of said Block "B", until the completion of said proposed work or improvement in compliance with the law. In the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the County of Orange. Notice of Application for Voluntary Dissolution of Corporation In the Matter of the Voluntary Dissolution of T.J.F.Boose Company, a corporation organized under the laws of the State of California, has filed with the clerk of the Superior court of the County of Orange, State of California, this 28th day of November, 1922, a petition published a said newspaper after the 28th day of November, 1922, and Delegates were present on the storm drain proposition regarding what should be done with the rain water in the Manor-tract, and the matter was discussed at length, but no definite decision was reached. While the plan was not definitely rejected, the proposed drainage alley did not meet with a great deal of approval, for it would take care of the water only to the Santa Fe tracks and made no provision for further outlet. The plan to take care of it by means of a reservoir at the course of the trouble met with more approvals. A committee was appointed to confer with the Anaheim Union Water Co., officials relative to their construction of a dam and reservoir it that point. The committee is composed of R. A. Marsden, trustee; Bill Record, city engineer; Tom McFadden, legal adviser for the Smith Brothers, who are interested in the project, and Dr. Shirley and Dick Burdorf. S. M. Kitcherson objected to giving up a ten-foot strip for the alley because the strip contained 24 bearing orange trees. J. G. Triplett, electrician, continued his complaint last night against Joe Falvey, city electrical inspector, saying that he did not get a fair deal from the inspector. A committee of Trustees Drake, Davis and Coulter was appointed to investigate the matter. BUILDING PERMITS $131,720 IN MONTH Fullerton builing permits for November totalled $131,720, compared with $81,700 the same period last year. It was announced today by E. S. Richman, city building inspector. These were nearly all for residences. The largest was for $25,000 improvements on the Farmers' and Merchant's Bank. THANKSGIVING SERVICES Special union services of the various Fullerton churches are to be held at 7:30 o'clock tomorrow evening at the parliors of the First Baptist church. Rev. Walter Thornton of the First Christian church is to be the principal speaker. WHEREAS, commissioners have made their assessment of benefits and damages and have made a written report thereof to the Board of Trustees of the City of Anaheim and have attached to said report a plat of the assessment district showing the lands to be taken for said work or improvement and the lands assessed, showing the relative location of each district block, lot or portion of lot and its dimensions so far as said commissioners could reasonably ascertain the same, and that said commissioners have done all things by law required of them to be done and said report and plat contain all matters required therein to be done in the manner, form and substance as required by law: NOW, THEREFORE notice is hereby given that said report and plat were filed in the office of the City Clerk of the City of Anaheim on the 28th day of November, 1922. Puruant to the statute made and provided, the undersigned, Edward B. Merritt, City Clerk of the said City of Anaheim, does hereby give notice of the said filling of said report and plat and notice is hereby given that all persons interested may be and they are hereby required to show cause, if any, before the Board of Trustees of the City of Anaheim on or before Saturday, the 30th day of December, 1922, upto the hour of five o'clock P.M. of said last named day, why said report should not be confirmed and said last named day is the day fixed by the Clerk for that purpose. All objections shall be in writing and filed with the City Clerk of the City of Anaheim at his office in the City of Anaheim, County of Orange, State of California. Reference is hereby made to said resolution above referred to which was adotted by the Board of Trustees of the City of Anaheim on the 10th day of August, 1922, and to the report and plat of said commissioners, all which are on file in the office of the City Clerk of the City of Anaheim. Dated, Anaheim, California, this 28th day of November, 1922. EDWARD B. MERRITT, City Clerk of the City of Anaheim Publish Nov. 28, 29 Dec. 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9. Sporting Events UNITED THEATRE TONIGHT night, Thursday and Friday special Matinee 2:30 P.M. Thanksgiving Day A picture that will bring a smile to your lips, a throb to your heart and contentment to your soul. Endorsed by the General Federation of Women's Clubs Kate Douglas Wiggin's Story of the Heart Timothy's Quest Directed by Sidney Olcott Here are all the characters of Kate Douglas Wiggin's most cherished story—Timothy and Rags, Lady Gay, Vildy, Samanthy, Hitty Tarbox, Jake—come to life upon the silver sheet that you might visualize the wonderfully heart-warming story of two valiant little beings who, wanting a mother, wandered into Maine and there laid siege to an embittered spinster's heart. The gladness of Pollyanna, the sweetness of Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm, the pathos of Amarilly all rolled into one big human picture that will bring a smile to your lips, a throb to your heart and contentment to your soul. A wonderful picture for every blessed soul, regardless of age, sex or gender. Here are all the characters of Kate Douglas Wiggin's most cherished story—Timothy and Rags, Lady Gay, Vildy, Samanthy, Hitty Tarbox, Jake—come to life upon the silver sheet that you might visualize the wonderfully heart-warming story of two valiant little beings who, wanting a mother, wandered into Maine and there laid siege to an embittered spinster's heart. The gladness of Pollyanna, the sweetness of Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm, the pathos of Amarilly all rolled into one big human picture that will bring a smile to your lips, a throb to your heart and contentment to your soul. A wonderful picture for every blessed soul, regardless of age, sex or creed. COMEDY Eddie Barry in "Sweet Cookie" Travel Novelty "Roving Thomas in an Aeroplane" Latest Pictorial News United Little Symphony Orchestra tion praying to be allowed to disincorporate and dissolve said corporation, and said clerk has been directed by order of this Court to give thirty-one (31) days notice of said application by publication in each issue of the "Orange County Plain Dealer," a newspaper published in Orange County, California, and that this notice is now given and will be published according to said order in said newspaper during the said period of thirty-one (31) days from and after the 28th day of November, 1922, and at any time during the said period of thirty-one (31) days any person may file herein his objection to said application for the dissolution of said T. J. F. Boege Company, a corporation. Given under my hand and the seal of said Superior Court of the County of Orange, State of California, this 28th day of November, 1922. (Seal) J. M. BACKS, County Clerk. HEAD, RUTAN & SCOVEL, Attorneys for Petitioner. Publish. Nov. 25, 29. Dec. 1. 2. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 26. 27. 28. FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP GAME American Legion Legion vs. Santa Ana Legion Thanksgiving Day, 2:30 P.M. West Pine St. Santa Ana ADMISSION 50 CENTS Be Sure and Go