oc-plain-dealer 1922-12-01

The Plain Dealer P UNITED Last Times Tonight Timothy's Quest COMEDY "SWEET COOKIE" "ROVING THOMAS IN AN AEROPLANE" PICTORIAL NEWS Saturday Only LOIS WILSON, JACK MULHALL RALPH LEWIS "BROAD DAYLIGHT" A clever crook story that made a big hit on Broadway. WHITTIER CRUSHES HUNTINGTON BEACH Outplaying them through the entire four quarters, the Whittier high football team slipped Huntington Beach a 48 to 0 defeat at Whittier yesterday. This is the second meeting of the season; the first game being played over because of a dispute. The Whittier eleven was never in danger of being scored on. The winners completed eleven passes out of fifteen tries and only allowed Hunt- MABEE AND SANTY MEET HERE DE By Sargum Sprout Joe Varga, Hungarian light heavyweight wrestling champion, is none other than Jack Padullo of New York. We don't know if his right name is Jack or Joe, but we do know that he is a physical giant. If he could wrestle from his eyebrows up as he can from there down, Roy Mabee or Ad Santel would not stand a show. Ad and Roy are great because they have very active brains. Joe or Jack or what ever his name may be surely looked much better against Ad Santel Wednesday evening than he did against Roy Mabee Monday evening, and yet he merely show up Ad Santell's greatness. He was behind Ad over half the time and had Ad in danger time after time. It was in breaking these almost unbreakable holds that Ad proved his greatness. Ad Santel secured the first fall in 51 minutes with his famous arm scissors and the second in 12 minutes with an arm key. Our old friend, Carl Johnson, flopped Jack Bowers of San Francisco in 17 minutes with a head lock. Bowers was a good man and showed up how tough a man old Carl really is. Now for the real and Ad Santel will world's light heavyweight ship, best two out of finish, Dec. 19th at Theater, Anaheim, ranglements have been mapping out his and we are telling world that it is going event, Santel is Roy that he is still while Roy is just prove that Santel is there are great real champion to make in Los Angeles in months. Santel ex-A. his home in the If Ray can beat him stand a show of reverent. There was at the first contest to Philharmonic Audition Wednesday evening for future contests could get the chance drawing card he would for all the hard work in presiding the game this match is going not only in honor, dollars to the winner. Anaheim Servicemen Defeat Santa Ana 3-0 Anaheim servicemen defeated Santa Ana 3 to 0 in an American Legion Turkey Day game on Poly field. The winning score was made by Ray El- MONROE'S S CHANEY'S ENLIVEN HUNTINGTON BEACH Outplaying them through the entire four quarters, the Whittier high football team slipped Huntington Beach a 48 to 0 defeat at Whittier yesterday. This is the second meeting of the teams this season; the first game being played over because of a dispute. The Whittier eleven was never in danger of being scored on. The winners completed eleven passes out of fifteen tries and only allowed Huntington Beach three first downs from scrimage. Halfback Tweeby of Whittier was the biggest ground galler of the day. Whittler—Hotton, le; Stanley, lt; Mathews, lg; Whiteside, c; Gregory rg; Needham, rt; Hall, re; Bigby, g; Landreth lh; Tweedy, rh; Knox, rk. H. B. H. S—Keppen, le; Tishner, lt; Noonow, lg; Rens, c; Hiley, rg; Cook, rt; Casler, re; Hoxle q; Browster, lh; Nichols, rh; Nash, fb. DAD MEEK'S ACES ROLL HERE SUNDAY Dad Meek's Aces will meet Anaheim All-Stars on the local alleys Saturday evening. Dad Meek's appearance here always attracts a large Gallery. Jimmy Heffron is captain of the local squad and is planning to send in a squad that will make the premier bowlers step some. Monday evening the House of Quality on the Bristol alleys in the Mercantile league. LAST TIMES TONIGHT MOST REMARKABLE PICTURE EVER MADE FOR A PUBLIC SHOWING. Rejuvenation Through Anaheim Servicemen Defeat Santa Ana 3-0 Anaheim servicemen defeated Santa Ana 3 to 0 in an American Legion Turkey Day game on Poly field. The winning score was made by Ray Elliott who drop-knicked from the 35-yard line in the third quarter. While the game was not accompanied by all the thrills of partisanship of an interscholastic contest, there were lots of good fun and some brilliant plays, as one after another of the old college stars uncorked a sample of what they used to do. Neither team was up on signals and frequent conferences were necessary. Elliott made some brilliant passes cut few were completed. Santa Ana line-up: Walters, re; Irving, rt; Snodgrass, rg; Fipps, c; Robertson, lg; Maralle, lt; Stock, le; Cole, q; West, lh; Smith, rh; Stewart full. Anaheim: Fergus, re; Pearson, rt; H. Olke, rg; Downey, c; Betzold, lg; N. Hile, lt; Joe Elliott, le; Ray Elliott, q; Clayes, full and the subs, White, Carl Oelke and Ortl. ANAHEIM DEFEATS ST. JOHN SPECIALS The Anaheim Alley squad strengthened its hold on first place in the Interurban League when it won all three games from the Al St. John Specials from Hollywood led by the famous screen star himself. The movie stars had an off night and were no match for the locals. Martin shot 229 for high single game and Capt. Dugas 561 for totals. Joe Novark rolled 530 for the visitors best efforts. Al St. John Specials Depew ... 181 139 170 490 Stoloff ... 127 166 120 423 Hartnet ... 170 150 151 471 Novaw ... 194 179 157 530 Totals ... 826 807 755 2388 Anaheim Alleys Efker ... 165 177 191 533 McGaugh ... 143 163 172 478 Kemper ... 161 170 128 459 Martin ... 229 158 161 548 Graham ... 192 200 169 561 Totals ... 890 868 821 2579 MONROE'S S CHANEY'S ENLIVEN (By Sargun) The boxing event looks like a tertainment. Little from his past record Chancy a real battle event. Joe's last arena was by far ever shown to the concentrated his stance occasions and hit w force than he ever Monroe depends on cleverness than he power, so this little give the fans plenty I. F. Scotty Derry don't entertain spect for each other there will be a fight the swat fan someone about. Scotty says one will not get a high powered stuff Scotty is going to o the Whittier boy's will se Scotty. Then there is great big desire to tough Indian Babee a mean fist but Bad kind of a guy. Yes, and there is to be settled Friday two of the best boys the paces in the locus is out to even up with The Kid's got some There is two other the card. Just look On paper it looks yet. MOVIES SHOT CADILLA The Cadillac Ghibiting a Cadillac and moving picture manufacture of the play rooms, 201 N Ana. The chassis ture is all day too and the pictures a tonight and tomorrow. John Duckworth military Academy is of his parents. Rejuvenation Through Gland Transplanting MOST POTENT SUBJECT ON THE PUBLIC MIND TODAY ON THE SAME PROGRAM. How Human Life Begins LITTLE KNOWN MYSTERIES OF LIFE'S ORIGIN REVEALED. 233 ryland Lifetime Pe Guaranteed fo Should you break a L need do, is brin We give you a n The Practical Gift, Se of the Heying's "On the "It Pleases Us T D SANTEL HERE DEC. 19 Now for the real news. Roy Mabee and Ad Santel will meet for the world's light heavyweight championship, best two out of three falls to a finish, Dec. 19th at the Fairyland Theater, Anaheim, Calif. All arrangements have been made. Roy is mapping out his training program and we are telling the whole broad world that it is going to be some event. Santel is anxious to show Roy that he is still the champion while Roy is just as anxious to prove that Santel is not. There are great possibilities for a real champion to make some money in Los Angeles in the next few months. Santel expects to make L.A. his home in the near future. If Ray can beat him then Roy will stand a show of reaping a rich harvest. There was a great crowd for the first contest to be held at the Philharmonic Auditorium in L.A. Wednesday evening. It looked bright for future contests. And if Roy could get the chance to be the bright drawing card he would be well repaid for all the hard work he has put in, in mastering the game. So you see this match is going to mean much, not only in honor, but in cents and dollars to the winner. Football Results Western Anaheim Legion, 3; Santa Ana Legion, 0. U.S.C., 41; Washington State, 3. Washington, 3; Oregon, 3. Legion 0. LD Olympic Club, 13; Multomah, 9. St.Mary's 9; Santa Clara, 7. Redlands High, 48; Glendale, 0. Santa Barbara, 26; Venice High, 0. Utah, 14; Utah Aggles, 0. Idaho, 39; Montana, 0. Wyoming, 13; Brigham Young, 0. St.Charles, 13; Montana School of Mines, 0. College of Puget Sound, 8; Willhamette, 0. North Central High, 12; Lewis and Clark High, 9 (at Spokane). Southern Georgetown, 46; George Washington, 6. West Virginia, 14; W. & J., 0. Washington and Lee, 14; Hopkins, 0. U.of N.Carolina, 30; Virginia, 7. Rice, 14; Arizona, 7. Kansas Aggles, 46; Texas Christian, 0. Wyoming, 13; Brigham Young, 9. Center, 42; S.Carolina, 0. Georgia Tech, 6; Auburn, 6. St.Johns, 14; Penn.Military, 6. Texas Aggles, 14; Texas U., 7. Louisiana, 25; Tulane, 14. Loyola, 34; Marlon, 6. Alabama, 59; Mississippi A. & M., 0. Virginia Poly, 7; V.M.I., 3. Knox, 7; Mommouth, 0. Wakeforest, 9; Hampden Sidney, 3. Baylor, 24; Southern Methodist. 0 Tulsa University, 14; Central State Teachers College, 0. Franklin and Marshall, 6; Gettyzburg, 3. Richmond, 17; William and Mary, 3. Maryland, 76 North Carolina State, 6. MONROE'S SPEED VS. CHANEY'S PUNCH TO ENLIVEN MATTERS (By Sargum Sorout) MONROE'S SPEED VS. CHANEY'S PUNCH TO ENLIVEN MATTERS (By Sargum Sprout) The boxing car at the arena this evening looks like another real entertainment. Little Frankie Monroe from his past record, should give Joe Chancy a real battle in the main event. Joe's last fight in the local arena was by far the best he has ever shown to the local fans. He concentrated his strength on several occasions and hit with much greater force than he ever displayed before. Monroe depends more on speed and cleverness than he does on hidding power, so this little meeting should give the fahs plenty of action. I. F. Scotty Diest and Terrible Terry don't entertain too much respect for each other's heavy artillery, there will be a fight that will give the swat fan something to dream about. Scotty says that the Terrible one will not get a chance to bring his high powered stuff into action as Scotty is going to drive punches into the Whittier boy's face that he never will see Scotty. Then there is Tex Jones with a great big desire to even up with that tough Indian Babe Orton. Tex slings a mean fist but Babe is the toughest kind of a guy. Yes, and there is another argument to be settled Friday night between two of the best boys that have gone the paces in the local ring. Kid Louie is out to even up with Benny Hiller. The Kid's got some job on his hand. There is two other good bouts on the card. Just look over this card. On paper it looks like the best card yet. MOVIES SHOW HOW CADILLAC IS MADE The Cadillac Garage Co., is exhibiting a Cadillac cut-open chassis and moving pictures, showing the manufacture of the car, at the display rooms, 201 No. Main-st, Santa Ana. The chassis display and lecture is all day today and tomorrow and the pictures are shown at 7:30 tonight and tomorrow night. John Duckworth of the San Diego military Academy is the holiday guest of his parents. By Rex Ingram, "The Four Horse Featur- ing Lev- Also And Others Composing a 10 Reels o No Rai DUNTON REPORTS BUSINESS FINE November proved almost a record month for George Dunton, Ford distributor, with delivery of 44 new and 17 used Fords, totalling 61. The best previous month for new deliveries was 46 in September, 1921. Of the 44 delivered last month, 14 were coupes, 3 sedans, 17 tourings, 3 runabouts, 6 trucks, 1 chassis and 17 used. More deliveries could have been made the cars been available as 38 new orders were taken, 14 for enclosed cars. The first solid carload of coupes to arrive in Anaheim was unloaded today. It contained seven cars. Dunton also unloaded a car of seven tractors today. Opportunity! DO YOU KNOW THAT MIL- ne Pens Guaranteed for a Life Time break a Lifetime pen, all You do, is bring in the pieces you a new pen, No Cost al Gift, Serviceable Every Day of the Year ing's Pharmacy "On the Corner" Pleases Us To Please Your" Mr. and Mrs. Win J. Lake, Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Harrison and baby son, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Heying enjoyed a turkey dinner at the Howard Harroun home, Long Beach yesterday. Opportunity! DO YOU KNOW, THAT MILLIONS OF DOLLARS ARE BEING SPENT ADVERTISING CALIFORNIA'S WONDERFUL CLIMATE? THAT THE CREAM OF CLIMATE IS AT OCEANSIDE, AND WITHOUT DOUBT ONE OF THE SAFEST BEACHES ON THE PACIFIC COAST? THAT WE HAVE ARUNDANCE OF FINE WATER, SOIL, STORES, HOTELS, SCHOOLS, PLUNGE, GOLF COURSE, TENNIS COURTS, MAIN PAVED HIGHWAY AND SANTA FE R.R. 365 GROWING DAYS A YEAR? THAT THEY ARE WORKING OVERTIME ON WARNER SPRINGS DAM, TO IRRIGATE THOUSANDS OF FERTILE ACRES OF OUR BACK COUNTRY? OUTSIDE INTERESTS ARE LEASING EVERY AVAILABLE ACRE FOR OIL? THAT YOU CAN BUY THOSE ACRES AS LOW AS $40 AND BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE LOTS 50x100 AT $250—ON EASY TERMS? HAVE YOU SEEN LONG BEACH GROW FROM A VILLAGE? HAVE YOU SEEN LAND GO FROM $50 TO $5,000 AN ACRE IN ORANGE COUNTY? ARE YOU INTERESTED? WRITE. Chamber of Commerce OCEANSIDE—CALIFORNIA california Anaheim Starting Today A Magnificent Picture The Prisoner of Zenda" Rex Ingram, the Genius Who Produced the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse" Rex Ingram, the Genius Who Produced the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse" Lewis Stone Also Stuart Holmes Composing a Brilliant Supporting Cast Reels of Dazzling Splendor To Raise In Prices PORTS NESS FINE almost a record Dunton, Ford distry of 44 new and installing 61. The for new delivermember, 1921. Of at month, 14 were tourings, 3 runchassis and 17 cries could have been available as taken, 14 for encarload of coupes im was unloaded seven cars. Duncar of seven trac- LOCAL CATHOLICS ATTEND Many Anaheim Catholics are expected to attend the services at St. Vibiana's Cathedral, Los Angeles, Sunday, when the Diocese of Monterey formally will be divided. Bishop John J. Cantwell will be known as the Bishop of Los Angeles and San Diego. It is understood and will be named as administrator of the Diocese of Monterey and Presno, to serve until a bishop is appointed. NEW SANTA ANA MARSHALL L. C. Rogers today took office as City Marshal of Santa Ana, succeeding Alderman-Elect Sam Jernigan. Jernigan will spend this month in inspecting the operation of sheriff's offices in So. Calif. He has reached no decision about appointments, except to "choose the best men from the several localities in Orange-co?" JURY DISAGREES After a deliberation of five hours the jury in the case of E. C. Woodruff who was charged with driving an automobile while intoxicated, was unable to reach a verdict. Retrial of the case is set for Jan. 24. Intoxication was charged when the defendant collided with the auto-mo- KOPFER FUNERAL MONDAY AFTERNOON Carl G. Kopfer, 37, of 313 East Cypress-st, died at 6 p.m. Wednesday after four years' illness and will be buried Monday afternoon in Anaheim cemetery after the service in the Backs, Terry & Campbell chapel. Rev. Schmelzer officiating. Mr. Kopfer leaves his wife, Louise Kopfer, and two children, Dorotha 12, and Carl, 9, also brother, Emil in North Dakota, who visited here last summer, and four sisters, Mrs J. E. Stoesser, of Texas, Mrs. Charles E. Reusch, near Anaheim and the Mesdames Emma Gribben and Richard Groos, of South Los Angeles-st. Mr. Kopfer has lived in Anaheim seven years and has been associated with his brother-in-law, Richard Groos, in the Stag Barber shop, until illness compelled him to sell about one year ago. He was a member of the Modern Woodman, which fraternity will be in charge of the service. APIARIES IN FINE SHAPE JURY DISAGREES After a deliberation of five hours the jury in the case of E. C. Woodruff who was charged with driving an automobile while intoxicated, was unable to reach a verdict. Retrial of the case is set for Jan. 24. Intoxication was charged when the defendant collided with the automobile of G. C. Illington several weeks ago, in the Santa Ana canyon. D. D. Gilmore of 251 So. Lemonst and Mr. Gilmore's parents, who arrived a few days ago by motor from Colo., to spend the winter here, spent yesterday at Glendale. APIARIES IN FINE SHAPE The apiaries of the county for the most part are in a flourishing condition, according to the November report of County Inspector J. E. Pleasants, filed today with the county clerk. O. A. Carmichael of Garden Grove has one of the county important apiaries. BOXING Tonight at 8.15 Oclock ANAHEIM ATHLETIC CLUB'S ARENA. (Sugar Factory Grounds) 6—CLASSY ONES—6 MAIN EVENT—125 LBS. Frankie Monroe vs. Joe Chaney SEMI—138 LBS. Scotty Deist vs. Young Terry SPECIAL EVENT—118 LBS. Benny Heller vs. Kid Louie Prices—Ringside (chairs) $1.50—Reserved section (benches) with backs) $1.27—General admission $1.00-plus tax. Tickets on sale at United Cigar Store and Jeff's Dew Drop Inn. Ladies welcome. Cars carefully watched.