oc-plain-dealer 1923-02-07

REPORT OF DEPOSITS UNCLAIMED For More Than Ten Years as of January 1, 1923 In The First National Bank, Located at Anaheim, California Name Last known address Amount Anaheim Beet Grow's Ass'n. Anahelm, Calif. 29.59 Anaheim Construction Co. Anahelm, Calif. 36.83 Beatty, H. W. Anahelm, Calif. 6.00 Belmke, E. J. Anahelm, Calif. 25.00 Bennerscheidt, August B. Anahelm, Calif. 10.00 Davis, R. T. Anahelm, Calif. 3.98 Dietrich, E. W. Anahelm, Calif. 2.00 Dreger, Helene Anahelm, Calif. 19.00 Emery, D. S. Anahelm, Calif. 1.25 Estman, Frank L. Santa Ana, Calif. 3.24 Fairview Water Co. Anahelm, Calif. 24.56 Fenton, Ira Anahelm, Calif. 10.00 Goldie, Wm. Anahelm, Calif. 7.88 Goodmanson, G. L. Anahelm, Calif. 4.33 Hart, John W. Los Angeles, Calif. 6.10 Hayata, N. Anahelm, Calif. 3.21 Heslep, T. B. or Mrs. Anahelm, Calif. 13.58 Holland, Harvey or May Napa, Calif. 3.25 Horinchl, K. Anahelm, Calif. 20.00 Heward, Arthur Anahelm, Calif. 28.00 Hudspeth, Ada M. Guardian Anahelm, Calif. 3.30 Holbrook, V. A. Unknown (Anaheim last) 59.45 Holly, J. S. Anahelm, Calif. 8.00 Huff, John Anahelm, Calif. 1.11 Hunley & Miller Anahelm, Calif. 8.31 Ivy, M. E., or Dora 321 Bunker Hill, Los An... 6.07 Jessup, J. Walter Anahelm, Calif. 20.16 Johnson, R.A.Adinnaheim, Calif. 2.07 Kellogg, E.F. Anahelm, Calf 52.03 Kellogg, A.R. Anahelm, Calf 1.06 Kelly, D.N. 201 Cypress, Santa Ana 2.00 Loersch, K.A.Santa Ana, Calif. 1.02 Marcuson Grace A.Anahelm, Calf 129.09 Matsui,Nanahelm,Calf 1.93 McDonnell,D.S.Alice Agt.Anahelm,Calf 1.26 Marsh,Roy Anahelm,Calf 1.00 Miura,S.Anahelm,Calf 1.20 Nakaya,P.E.Anahelm,Calf 2.00 Native Sons Golden WestSanta Ana,Calf 2.74 Nishiyama,R.Anahiem,Calf 2.00 New Anaheim Steam LaundryAnahiem,Calf 16.65 Mellinger,R.H.Anahiem,Calf 4.50 Nicolas EstateFullerton,Calf 3.72 O'Donnel,j.M.Anahem,Calf 2.53 Oliver,john H.Anahem,Calf 1.00 Orange Co.Gas Co.Anahem,Calf 1.07 Parker,j.B.Anahem,Calf 30.14 Patterson,MedoraAnahem,Calf 8.40 Porter,B.F.Fullerton,Calf 2.43 Powers,Mrs.L.A.Anahem,Calf 10.00 Provost,AnyAnahem,Calf 10.00 Richison.W.D.Santa Monica,Calf 2.00 RobinsonElizabethAnahiem,Calf 2.04 Scott,Martha,FAnahiem,Calf 3.94 Bill,H.Anahiem,Calf 5.56 Skelton,Mrs.J.N.Anahiem,Calf 3.00 Gildner & DickensonAnahiem,Calf 1.30 Smith,A.O.Anahiem,Calf 6.35 Broodgrass,DamonR.I.AnahiemCalf 1.19 Stoudt,johnAnahiemCALF8:55 Valjean-EugeneAnahiemCALF1:05 Ward,DaytonPerrisCALF1:18 (Jby Sargum Spray) The old war horse; Joe to substitute for "Irish from Chicago in the mid-Paul Wilkins out to the last night; it was a sai for Wilkins when Irish up; for he surely got a that was hard to take. Joe took good care of mit; that went to pieces of a San Diego boxer used his left allright heavy duty; It stung minute but the K.O.wout. Wilkins in his two here; looked great; and Rubidoux to a stand Bernardino a week or goes to prove that Jo class galore When Jeidence in his injured commences to hit again out. Joe beat Wilkins in rounds and made the man look slow; It was bang bout but a clever exhibition. Jack Moore won three the fourth rounds of his semi-windup with Huntington Beach.Lall the time but could range; His blows either went over the mark. In the third round lay in close and work on and he succeeded in king this round; Jack was decision; but the bout as good as was expected clinching and holding. As was expected the evening was the Young Douglas bout; Burton man hammer and tonk good margin in the fifth thereafter the crafty Dark skinned boy on him put up a great fight classed. Johnny Nandes prov by beating the tougher we have seen him up tough little brown fellowington Beach answeriAggurie; It looked for Johnny had met his w kept his head and beck Take A Day Of Cast Kitchen Cares Aside Just Like This Brown the meat, surround it with carrots, potatoes, onions or any flavoring vegetables desired; no water. Also put in oven a covered dish of spinach—No water; a dish of macaroni with cheese uncovered. In fact a whole meal the oven all day UNWATCHED and FORGOTTEN. A delight and pleasure upon your return. This week Mrs. Coleman is at our store showing just how it done. Don't forget we are giving a white $135.00 porcelain range awaits absolutely FREE. We Want The Oldest Gas Range in Usable Condition in Orange County. Also put in oven a covered dish of spinach—No water; a dish of macaroni with cheese uncovered. In fact a whole meal the oven all day UNWATCHED and FORGOTTEN. A delight and pleasure upon your return. This week Mrs. Coleman is at our store showing just how it done. Don't forget we are giving a white $135.00 porcelain range awaits absolutely FREE. We Want The Oldest Gas Range in Usable Condition in Orange County. NO BOTTOM IN OVEN A whole dinner will be placed in the o'clock day morning and Mr. Harry D. Riley, President of the Chamber of Commerce of Anaheim, lock the oven door. The dinner will be in the oven unwatched until three o'clock the oven door will be unlocked and served. Come in and See This World Demonstration. Modern Gas Appliances 133 So. Los Angeles St. Anaheim, JOE CHANEY TRIES HAND AT SCRAPPING AGAIN LAST NIGHT (By Sargum Sprout) The old war horse, Joe Chaney had to substitute for "Irish" somebody from Chicago in the main event with Paul Wilkins out to the fictile palace last night. It was a sad bit of news for Wilkins when Irish did not show up, for he surely got a boxing lesson that was hard to take. Joe took good care of his good left mit, went to places on the dome of a San Diego boxer recently. Joe used his left allright but not for heavy duty. It stung Wilkins every minute but the K. O. wallop was left out. Wilkins, in his two previous goes here, looked great, and he fought Ad Rubidoux to a stand still at San Bernardino a week or so ago, which goes to prove that Joe Chaney has class galore. When Joe regains confidence in his injured member and commences to hit again then look out. Joe beat Wilkins in all of the four rounds and made the clever Oklahoma man look slow. It was not a slam bang bout but a clever boxing exhibition. Jack Moore won three and tied in the fourth rounds of his set-to-in the semi-windup with Harry Lee of Huntington Beach. Lee was trying all the time but could not locate his range. His blows either fell short or went over the mark. In the third round, Lee began to lay in close and work on Jack's body and he succeeded in keeping even in this round. Jack was entitled to the decision, but the bout was not half as good as was expected, too much clinching and holding on. As was expected the feature of the evening was the Young Burton-Jimmy Douglas bout. Burton went after his man hammer and tongs and had a good margin in the first round but thereafter the crafty Douglas nad the dark skinned boy on his hip. Burton put up a great fight but was out-classed. Johnny Nandes proved his worth by beating the toughest proposition we have seen him up against, a tough little brown fellow from Huntington Beach answering to Tommy Aggurie. It looked for a time that Johnny had met his waterloo but he kept his head and beat his tigerish gym team plays seconds. The faculty basketball team will not meet the gym team this evening as scheduled but will next Wednesday evening. A number of the second team will give the gym girls practise. All gym girls asked to come to the meeting tonight. WM. F. GREENLEAF TO GIVE EXHIBITION The management of the Anaheim Bowling and Biliard Academy is offering a treat to the pocket billiard Lans of this city, when Wm. F. Greenleaf, one of the world's greatest exhibition layers, will be one of the best local players and also give a number of fancy shot exhibitions. Mr. Greenleaf has met and defeated four former world’s champions and eleven state champions. He has played 665 exhibition matches losing only four of them, and won 247 Matches. This is an opportunity soldonfered to the sport lovers of this by and the admission is free. wrestled and put on a track meet the show being climaxed when Moor took a running backward high dive out of the ring. Reff out fought Moose but Old Eagle Beak had it all over Reff in running and high diving, so the only thing to do was to call it a draw. The attendance was better and the management was encouraged. With attendance looking up Darnley promises to give us the best. What do you know about Sam Sandow? Thinking that he would be a set up for champion Meyers, I stayed home and missed one of the best mat shows Southern California has staged. Meyers and Sandow each secured a fall but neither was able to obtain the deciding flop. Another match between the two will draw a record crowd. The "Stopper" Meyers most affective hold was barred, but even with the "Stopper" in use Sandow made the middle-weight king step. Santel threw Nelson by wearing him down. The two big fellows did not take as well with the fans as the smaller ones, and came in for a good deal of panning. DOUBLE SURPRISE FOR POET TEAMS Coach Ray Elliott's basketball men sprung a double surprise on Whittier last evening. Anaheim boys used excellent team work. Pohlmann and Newkirk did some excellent work. The score was 23 to 12. The regular stars played; Pohlmann and Ross, forwards; Wallace, center; Janss, and Newkirk, guards. The speedy bantams stepped on Whittier babies 18 to 16. The game was close. At the end of the game the score stood, 16 to 16. Another five minutes of play was granted in which time Anaheim lightweight scored the extra point. Players were Utter, and Kiler, forwards; Schwenfest, center; Alsip and Fitzgibbons, guards. Subs were Grafton, Hensley, Allen and Glas. NO LOCAL ENTRANTS AT A. A. U. MEET Annaheim will not be represented at the A. A. U. meet at Patterson Filed, Feb. 17, according to Coach Ray Elliott. The meet is earlier than previously and Anaheim: track stars will not have time to train owing to the other sports overlapping. ULLERTON LEADING ASKETBALL LEAGUE Hilton Hi leads the boys basel string with five victories and yeats. By defecating Whittier tie third place, Anaheim boys are going strong now and should be able to knock down several more Fullerton their tough competitor is over who has already reached again P. 20, at Anaheim. League Standing Fullerton ... Won ... Lost Whittier ... 5 ... 0 Anaheim ... 2 ... 3 Orange ... 2 ... 3 Santa Ana ... 1 ... 4 PLAY SATA MONICA FOR CAL TITLE Santa Monica basketball team, champs on Bay league, have a tough day. FORM A S WASHINGTON Couzens, looke other day as seemed to w And that Idaho, him for pro About five came into th to chat with Do you from Idaho, zens of Mi ideal preside And neeth had said. MEN WA ON SAN FRONT! is! the Stanford and men students paign they are at these two The "Stanent publica tion." The "Raspberry versi ity of C. Leon T. Davenport epitomizes th lows: "Co-eds' for the man through collec they keep papas in a s maintain them They are a male students their studies in pl cial life in pl They're je j answer. The troubl Miss Ruth Wied' leader, ing them in ments to ous colleges just re ego is being s WATCH YEAR PHILADELLI figure the Y American lea cause of the evening was the Young Burton-Jimmy Douglas bout. Burton went after his man hammer and tongs and had a good margin in the first round but thereafter the crafty Douglas had the dark skinned boy on his hip. Burton put up a great fight but was out-classed. Johnny Nandes proved his worth by beating the toughest proposition we have seen him up against, a tough little brown fellow from Huntington Beach answering to Tommy Aggurie. It looked for a time that Johnny had met his waterloo but he kept his head and beat his tigerish opponent at his own game. In the first round Johnny won for himself a world’s record. He swung at his opponent so hard that the breeze from the blow knocked a man out who was setting well up in the west bleachers. This man had to be taken to the hospital for treatment. If Johnny could land a like breeze against the noble features of Jack Dempsey, there would be a new heavyweight king. Lee Reece had had too much experience for Young Reddy. At that, Reddy made Reece fight. If Reddy could start a fight like he can finish he would be all O.K. Darnley should have Reddy fight about ten rounds behind the barn before sending him into the ring. If Reddy could start after fighting ten rounds he could lick his weight in wildcats. Moose Mooch and Young Reff put on a variety show in the curtain raiser. They boxed, slugged, danced. Just Received Car Of OFFICE DESKS Bought before the last raise, our prices are right. We carry the largest stock in Southern Calif., on display here. Typewriters SOLD ON TIME PAYMENTS Deal with a Typewriter Concern and get Service That’s OUR MOTTO We also maintain expert repair department Machines called for and delivered free of charge. PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Prices reasonable a trial will convince you of good service. PLAY SATA MONICA FOR CAL. TITLE Santa Monica team, champs girls basketball have a tough Bay league, will when they member in Anaheim Coach Jacques' champs Friday, 16, for a game Anaheim's first applition race will both play at Santa Monica. FULLERTON DEFA FULLERTON H.S. FAIRTA ANA eteers yesterday at basket Santa Ana 30 to 22, Santa Ana. KATELLA DEFA Anahelm girls second team defeated Katella basketball is the second defeat over 5. This try school girls. ForC THE NIVERSE YouWill ForOn T Everything point this year that has never before has ever you will want the der you cannot of a Fordson need it. wait for—whou w you will want it for ple of other work. Already so profitable farming that at $3.95 f. o. b. Detroit money every day you ar livery you must order ea There are no reserve sto tion capacity, great as it a reserve. It must be a case of "fi PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Prices reasonable a trial will convince you of good service. Anaheim Typewriter Exchange 230 Anaheim E. Center St. Phone 825 Los Angeles Markets Beverages Fatter .....48 Fresh Extra .....30 Case Counts .....27 Pullets .....26 Hens, under 3¼ lbs., per lb.....24 Hens, colored, 4 lbs., and up each per lb.....28 Broilers, 1½ lbs., to 2 lbs., each .....34 Fryers, 1½ to 2 lbs., each .....34 Broilers, 1 to 2½ lbs., each .....30 Roosters, soft bone, over 3 lbs. and up, per lb.....28 Ducklings, Pekins, 2½ lbs., and up, per lb.....26 Stags, per lb.....18 Old ducks, 3½ lbs., up, each lb..20 Geese .....20 Young tom turkeys, 13 lbs., and up, each per lb.....33 Young tom turkeys, dressed, 12 lbs. and up, each per lb.....38 Hen turkeys, 8 lbs., and up each per lb.....32 MARINE OIL CORP. GETS 2500 BARRELS With Oil Operators The Long Beach field's leading producer was brought in by the Marine Oil Corp. and was a 2500-barrel well at location No. 9. The Marine well was completed in the deep sand at 4009 feet and is producing 25 gravity clean oil. The Anchor Oil Co. owned by the Federal Drilling Co. and the Graham-Loftus Oil Co., is about to start a second well. The Anchor has acquired Lightburn No. 2 a well formerly owned and expected to be drilled by the Graham-Loftus Company. The Anchor Oil Company's No. 1 on the Butler property has increased its production from 1200 to 1500 barrels and bids fair to become one of the good wells of the northwest section. Twenty-two-hundred barrels was the initial output of the Bona Fide Oil Co.'s first producer at Long Beach. This little company, like many other small concerns, entered the Long Beach field a few months ago, acquired a few small pieces of property, got a well down and got into production. The Bona Fide producer was completed at 3826 feet. The Agee Drilling Co. and the Miller Co. of Los Angeles have faith in the old Fischer well on the south side of the Hill and will make an effort to put it on production. The Agee-Miller Co. has underwritten the stock of the Fischer Oil Co., and taken over all its holdings. Drilling was suspended on the Fischer well at 4420 a year ago when developments on that side of the field did not seem to warrant further development. The Lone Star Oil Co. is getting a bit worried about the outcome of its No. 1. Drilling has passed the 4000 foot mark and the indications for productions are not any too encouraging. The moving picture people scored again at Signal Hill when Carl Maler brought in his second producer, in 1000-barrel well, on the Maier 1 property. The film-well was drilled to 3900 feet and is producing 18 gravity oil. The Maier properties and interests are backed by a number of people well known to the silver sheet, and their success in the WATCH YANKEES NEXT YEAR, SAYS MACK PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 6.—"Don't figure the Yankees out of the American league race simply because of the horrible showing the New York team made against the Giants," says Connie Mack. The Yankees are sure to be dangerous. Perhaps the second reverse at the hands of the Giants will work for good. "In doping out the American league race you simply can't overlook Detroit. Pratt will fill the hole at second while Rigney and Blue are certain to be even better players the coming season." Collins is a fine pitcher, but inclined to be erratic. If he gets away to a good start, he may be just the man to make the Tigers a strong pennant contender. THE NIVERSAL TRACTOR You Will Want Your Fordon Tractor Early Anything pointed out has greatest shortage of Ford products ever existed. Will want the demand been so great. Cannot of a Fordson Tractor early—here is one product it. Wait, "will want it for plowing, seeding, cultivating—and all other work." The word "and" is missing in this sentence. And other work. Already it has proved the greatest help suitable farming that has ever been offered to you. And 195 f. o. b. Detroit, the price is so low that you lose every day you are without a Fordson. To get deyou must order early. Are no reserve stocks among our dealers—our producapacity, great as it is, will not enable us to build up rive. It be a case of "first come, first served" and the only other work. Already it has proved the greatest help suitable farming that has ever been offered to you. And 195 f. o. b. Detroit, the price is so low that you lose every day you are without a Fordson. To get depending you must order early. are no reserve stocks among our dealers—our produccapacity, great as it is, will not enable us to build up serve. must be a case of "first come, first served" and the only in which you can protect yourself is to list your order a Ford Dealer immediately. By taking advantage of our dealer’s first opportunity to make delivery, you will be assured of having your Fordson when you need it. Ford Motor Company Detroit, Mich. $395 ... F. O. B. ... 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