oc-plain-dealer 1923-01-25

EAST PRELIMINARIES AT ARENA FRIDAY Rapid action is expected tomorrow night in preliminaries Manager Billy Darnley has signed up for the weekly box fest. What should be a real bright spot is the set-to between Young Burton of Los Angeles and Babe Orton, Redlands Indian, 130-pounder. Babe and Burton are two of the best audience pleasers around. Tex Jones, lean and lanky, faces Benny Jordan of Redlands, who secured a lucky win last Thursday at Berdoo in what many that was a good draw. It was the real main event at the Gate City club. Another bout that looks promising is the Tony Ross-Tommy Reddy affair. Both are willing mixers. "Snowy" Johnson and Gil Davis, a pair of scrappy bantams, are down for the opener. The principals for the main event and semi-windup are all reported to be in the "pink". The fur sure will fly when these two sprouts, Art Springer and Tobby Montoya clash again. In the semi-windup, Cyclone Midget and Jack Grande also are expected to come thru. BUSINESS GIRLS TO PLAY H. S. FACULTY The business girls gym club had a very enjoyable session last evening at the H. S. The girls have organized a basketball team and will play the faculty team two weeks from last night. The gym team girls are all experienced players and have had practice in the meetings each Wednesday evening. The faculty members were encouraged in their victory over the H. S. Seconds several days ago and are anxious to go again. There was a large crowd put last evening and the girls went thru their regular gymnastic work. LONDOS WINNER IN ROMANOFF MATCH Jim Loncos, Greek heavyweight wrestling champion, defeated Constantine Romanoff in straight falls last night at Hollywood stadium. Londos scored the first in 33 minutes, while the second came in 15. In the preliminaries George Vassell defeated Jack Washburn and Young Williams and Louis Lagini went 20 minutes to a draw. ANAHEIM DEFEATS FULLERTON JASEYS Fullerton J. C. girls came to Anaheim yesterday in an effort to break the chain of local basketball victories. They returned home with the small end of a 30 to 11 score. This frag furnished a good practice scramble for the Anaheim girls who kept up their usual lively stopping and stayed in the lead to the final whistle. Mary Poyet, former Anaheim player, was with the visiting squad and is doing fine work. Anaheim players: Requarth, Hilec, Young, guards; Cook, Adams, centers; Daly, Cordes and Lensing, forwards. Fullerton J. C. squad: Chambers, Poyet, Looscher, forwards; McAllister, Robertson, centers; Yorba, Warner, Randall, Batchman, guards. RIVERSIDE GIRLS COMING Anaheim's first and second girls basketball team have accepted a challenge from Riverside for games here Tuesday. Riverside has been meeting with considerable luck in their league and hopes for a victory over the local girls. Plain Dealer Want Ads Get Results Day by day in every way Are-Bee is getting better and better. ANAHEIM HOLD Anaheim place in the result of win Kipplinger-Kalleys, Los A scores: Kph Hanson Rhoades Suillivan Cross Schryer Totals Efker Eden McGaugh Martin Dugas Totals KATELL AN Anaheim打败Kaleys girls 24 to 11 court, Katel 4 at the end The teams chose of the season on Conch Jacoby At the stood 24 to Cuba Carmen This little boy at Anaheim big help Anaheim Mitchell, for Reed, centers per, guards. Katella squares; Wal Mott, Head, Plain Dealer We Are Exhibiting Complete Select Furniture in the OUR display of the finest in home furnishing and ready for your inspection. This exhibits pieces for every room in the house, of a type that and of the finest quality. With the approach of doubtless some pieces of your furniture that you that we can save your money in these purchases—assist you in the selection of pieces that will choice. Attractive and Cozy this Tapestry Chair We are offering many chairs—but for real substantial comfort the chair shown above is all that can be desired. It has removable seat cushions and full spring construction. An added feature to the beauty of the chair is the delicate carving on the legs. A Well Made Piece for the Bedroom Here is a vanity that should satisfy your desire for an attractive model priced reasonably. It has triplicate mirrors, two large drawers, and the legs are delicately shaped to the Louis XVI inflection. Be sure and see this value. Here is a vanity that should satisfy your desire for an attractive model priced reasonably. It has triplicate mirrors, two large drawers, and the legs are delicately shaped to the Louis XVI inflection. Be sure and see this value. Dainly Vanity Ivory Finish There is a distinct charm to the appearance of this well made vanity—an attraction made possible because of its delicate design and beautiful finish. It has two roomy drawers and large plate mirror. Ask About Our Easy Payment Plan New Location 221-223 East Center Street Opposite New City Hall STROUP---BARNES FURNITURE CO. ANAHEIM THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA ANAHEIM BOWLERS HOLD TOP POSITION Anaheim bowlers still cling to top place in the Interurban league as the result of winning two in three from Kipplinger-Kincaid at the Angelus alleys, Los Angeles, last night. The scores: Kpillinger-Kincaid Hanson 169 200 173 542 Rhoades 116 138 147 401 Sullivan 154 150 146 400 Cross 158 123 133 414 Schryer 194 156 176 526 Totals 791 767 775 2333 Anaheim Efker 125 197 160 382 Eden 167 163 188 518 McGaugh 167 170 166 503 Martin 140 186 137 463 Dugas 186 147 171 504 Totals 785 863 822 2470 KATELLA LOSES TO ANAHEIM BY 24-17 Anaheim H. S. girls second squad defeated Katella grammar school girls 24 to 17 yesterday on the local court. Katella was in the lead 15 to 4 at the end of the first 15 minutes. The teams changed goals at the middle of the second-third and from then on, Conch Jacques stars began to rally. At the final whistle the score stood 24 to 17. Cuba Carner starred for Katella. This little basketball player will be at Anaheim H. S. next year and will be big help for the midfielder team. Anaheim (team; Schweinfest, Noll, Mitchell, forwards; Fay, Latourette, Reed, centers, Tousseau, Carner, Pieper, guards). Katella squad: Carner, Heyne, forwards; Walters, White, centers; Mott, Head, Mahan, guards. Plain Dealer Want Ads Get Results TRACTOR SCHOOL WILL OPEN MONDAY The repairing and adjusting of tractors, as well as their operation, will be taught to Orange-co ranchers Jan. 29-Feb. 3 when one of six tractor schools will be opened by the U. of C. Agricultural Extension Service. E. J. Stirniman, agricultural engineering extension specialist, with three aides will conduct the school. Equipment will include tractor parts, tools, benches, magnets, carburetors, charts etc. Two hours per day will be given to lecture-demonstrations of fuels, carburetor adjustment, magneto and ignition troubles, lubrication, tractor management, etc. Shop work will occupy the other six hours. The later work consists, first, of bench repairing, babbitting and serraping of bearings, valve grinding, soldering and piston ring fitting; secondly, adjusting, trouble shooting and operation of new or overhauled tractors; thirdly, the overhauling of used gas engines and tractors. The purpose of the school is to give as much practice as possible in necessary adjusting and repairing of the tractor; not to make tractor mechanics. Nearly 600 students last year attended 12 of these schools. The daily schedule is: Monday—8 to 10:30 a.m. Complete registration. 10:30 to 12 a.m. Lecture, demonstration. 1 to 2 p.m. lecturing demonstration. 2 to 5 p.m. practice work. Tuesday—8 to 9 a.m., lecture, The First Exhibiting the Most Private Selection of Furniture in the County in home furnishings is now entirely complete, collection. This exhibit includes suites and single house, of a type that is distinctive in appearance with the approach of Spring weather there are furniture that you desire to replace. We know y in these purchases—and most important of all pieces that will reflect the wisdom of your Tapestry Chair are offering many but for real subntial comfort the chain own above is all that can desired. It has remove seat cushions and full ing construction. An led feature to the beauty the chair is the delicate ving on the legs. Nest of Tables If you have room in your home to place one of these sets, do not lose this opportunity of getting one. They are without exception the handlest and most attractive of the smaller pieces for the house. Three tables are included—and they take up only the space for one. Be sure and see them—and we would The First For Spring Extra Light Weight—B JACKS Men's Wear Your Money Wear Anah Friday your home to place one of these sets, do not lose this opportunity of getting one. They are without exception the handiest and most attractive of the smaller pieces for the house. Three tables are included—and they take up only the space for one. Be sure and see them—and we would advise you making an early choice. Finished in walnut or mahogany. Floor Lamps The home without a floor lamp is indeed lacking a vital factor of warmth and cheeriness. Our Autumn display includes a wide range of models, moderately priced. If you are in need of a high grade lamp come in and let us fill that long felt need—at a price that is astonishing in its economy. Mahogany stricks and bases—shades of duotone silks. Friday An Experienced Painter Don't suffer aices of an exper DAY and SA purpose of reli him to see dur We are having Excelsior Non to fit your per your particular As this man's spends a lot of call Anaheim No Charge fo Hey of Tractors at Farm Bureau School MUCH BARBED WIRE AND MANY SANDBAGS BERLIN, Jan. 25.—According to estimates, the amount of barbed wire made in Germany during the World War would be sufficient to make a barbed wire hedge 70 feet high and 2.85 inches thick all the way around the republic. The sand bags turned out would, if filled, make a wall nearly 19 feet high and 6½ feet thick, reaching from Berlin to Constantinople. at Weber's Games For Young & Old A few of the games we carry in stock India .....50c Tiddledy Winks ..25c Little Red Hen.....10c Who Did .....10c and repairing of the make tractor mechan00 students last year these schools. hedule is: to 10:30 a.m. Comlation. 10:30 to 12 a.m. stration. 1 to 2 p.m. stration. 2 to 5 p.m. to 9 a.m., lecture. The First New Hats For Spring Are Here The bodies come from Italy the hats are finished in the U.S. That's why they can be sold at this low price $4.00 Light Weight—Black, Grey and Brown ACKSON'S Men's Wear Shop Your Money Worth Always Anaheim A few of the games we carry in stock India . . . . . .50c Tiddledy Winks . .25c Little Red Hen . .10c Who Did . . . .10c Authors . . . . .25c Pollyanna . . $1.50 Checker Boards . .15c Pit . . . . .75c Rummie . . .75c Sonier Set . . .45c Souvenir Set . . .45c Flinch . . .15c Boy Scout Ten Pins .15c Weber's Book Store 112 East Center St. Children and Women Given Special Attention Friday and Saturday The Last Days Friday and Saturday The Last Days in Expert in Relieving the Pains of Rupture Don't suffer another day. We have secured the services of an expert truss fitter FOR THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY, who is here for the express purpose of relieving as many people as it is possible for him to see during this time. We are having him make his fittings with the famous Excelsior Non-Skid Trusses. This expert is competent to fit your perfectly with the PROPER TRUSS for your particular case. As this man's time is rapidly being filled up, and he spends a lot of it with each person, we suggest that you call Anaheim 286 and arrange for your appointment. No Charge for Examination and Advice. Heying's Pharmacy "On the Corner"