oc-plain-dealer 1923-02-09

Friday, Feb. 9, 1923 OILMAN'S BACK INJURED Earl Sharp of Montebello was brawled Anaheim sanitarium yesterday morning suffering from the result of an accident in the oil fields. He suffered an injured back. Plain Dealer Want Ads Get Results There’s a Difference Between Being Well Dressed And Just Being Covered There is a difference in style as in material qualities. There is a difference in the shop that sells clothes to you and there is a difference in the salesman of the man who waits upon your wants. You’ll find it a pleasure to purchase a fashionable spring suit here. You’ll find it a pleasure to wear it and to hear your friends compliment you upon your appearance. Sure, there’s a difference. ANAHEIM BASEBALL FANS MUST GO TO SAWTELLE SUNDAY Anaheim baseball fans must go clear to Sawtelle, almost to Santa Monica, Sunday to see the local Merchants battle it out with Pasadena for the gonfalon of the Double A league. Manager Billy Knott of Anaheim refused to take his crew to Pasadena for the crucial game, since the last game between the oldtime rivals was played at Brookside park, and Manager Loren Ury declined an invitation to come here. So the Baseball Managers Ass’n had to step into the breach and decide upon a neutral field. The championship of the league was to have been determined by a three-game series but both teams agreed to decide it with one game. Anaheim was anxious to get over with in order to take on the Standard-Murphy outfit, which held the locals to a 1 to 0 battle last Sunday. The Irish Drillers are considered much better sportsmen and draw a bigger gate than the Pasadena bunch. Fans will see Doty Bush but a couple more times with the locals as the fast second-bagger has been ordered to report with the Angel rookies at Elsinore, Feb. 19. According to the baseball critic in today’s Examiner, Doty is considered by Red Baldwin as the likeliest looking kid he has seen in years. YOUTHS HELD FOR THEFT OF MOTOR Frank Wlynn, 15, and Joseph Blickler, 18, are being held in Fullerton jail on the charge of having stolen a Ford automobile belonging to A. Woernel of Los Angeles. The boys were trying to make it to San Diego when picked up by the Fullerton authorities. At first they tried to say the car belonged to the father of one of the boys, but later admitted it had been stolen. Bickler is a sailor, and may be handled on the charge of desertion by the military authorities when the civil authorities are thrue with him. Jack McIntar was arraigned before You'll find it a pleasure to purchase a fashionable spring suit here. You'll find it a pleasure to wear it and to hear your friends compliment you upon your appearance. Sure, there's a difference. P.H. McBloskey CLOTHING 219 W. Center St. Frank Wlynn, 15, and Joseph Bickler, 18, are being held in Fullerton jail on the charge of having stolen a Ford automobile belonging to A. Woernel of Los Angeles. The boys were trying to make it to San Diego when picked up by the Fullerton authorities. At first they tried to say the car belonged to the father of one of the boys, but later admitted it had been stolen. Bickler is a sailor, and may be handled on the charge of desertion by the military atuhorities when the civil authorities are thrue with him. Jack McIntar was arraigned before Judge French today on the charge of vagrancy, and sentenced to 30 days in jail. High prices are no proof of intrinsic value; the proof is found in the value they represent. FALKENSTEIN'S Announcing The Early Opening of The Millinery Section In order to meet the steady demands of our patrons for High Grade Millinery at popular prices, Falk- Announcing The Early Opening of The Millinery Section In order to meet the steady demands of our patrons for High Grade Millinery at popular prices, Falkensteins has decided to add a Millinery Department to its regular lines. Connections have been established through our New York office, which will enable us to show the new things the moment they appear in the style centers of America. Represented will be the products of the largest millinery house in the county, assuring our patrons of the very newest styles at very popular prices. Watch for Further Announcements FALKENSTEIN SKEETERS TO PLAY FULLERTON MONDAY Fullerton H. S. 130-pound basketball team meets Anaheim Monday. The first team and the "akeeter-weights" play Anaheim Tuesday. Fullerton H. S. inter-class baseball games are scheduled for Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of next week. BABY DOLLS GRAB 3 OFF O'DONNELL'S The Toyland Baby Dolls won all three games from O'Donnell's Victor Cords in the City Bowling League last night in spite of the fact that Gordon of the tire man rolled 580 for high totals of the night, the Baby Dolls broke the league record when they totaled 2672 pins. The Silver Moon cafe won all three from the Fannin gCandy Co., although they irrolled 300 pins below their usual average. Al Schulz had a good night shooting 566. Every man on the Baby Doll team shot over the 500 mark, the first time it has been done this season. Tonight Bill's Cafe who are leading the league will meet Whittier No. 1 who have been going big of late and hope to win. In the other match the fast coming Keen Hat Store bunch will meet Whittier No. 2 if the latter team have their regular team they promise to make it interesting for the Hat men. Toyland Baby Dolls Efker ... 176 196 177 549 Moore ... 149 193 173 515 Tanner ... 153 174 179 506 Eden ... 192 153' 191 536 Schulz ... 173 190 203 566 O'Donnell's Victor Cords O'Donnell ... 167 133 173 473 Schleuter ... 135 149 128 412 Hunter ... 109 110 132 351 Kemper ... 184 162 146 492 Gordon ... 185 193 202 580 Fanning Candy Co. Flesner ... 141 156 138 435 Crooks ... 142 138 171 451 Parks ... 123 / 133 98 354 Bamsburger ... 140 114 143 397 Theodore ..... 187 170 158 515 Totals ... 733 711 708 2152 FULLERTON ENTERS TWO RELAY TEAMS Fullerton H. S. is planning to enter two relay teams in the A.A.A.U. meet at Occidental College on the 17th, it was announced today. Coach Dunn announced the entries as follows: Cliff Allee, Ralph Allee, Harry Evans, Paul Burnison, Elzo Smith, Keith Cannon and Vern McDermott, in half-mile and mile relays. Verne McDermott is to enter the pole vaulting contest. SURPRISES WORLD IN ACCEPTING MATCH (By Sargum Sprout) Old Jess Willard gave the world quite a surprise in his acceptance of a go with young Floyd Johnson, and it is for charity too. About four thirds of the fans figured Jess to be hankering after the coin of the realm rather than honor, but he must realize that he is up against a tough proposition in this young Johnson and if he is playing for the loosers end of title match with Dempsey he is taking a long chance. Jess really believes that he can whip Dempsey. He knows that he was not in condition when he made his miserable showing at Toledo. He under rated Dempsey and wants to meet him when in condition. A bout with Johnson will give a line on Willard's ability. The commission will know if he is in condition to go through a title match or not. The bout will also prove to Willard, whether he has slipped back any in the years of idleness. Charlie White is going to have another crack at the lightweight championship. Charlie is a champion in every respect until he enters the ring in a title match, he seems to be followed by a hooodoo for in his many attempts to gain the title he has fallen short by a blow or so. White has been the real lightweight contender for years, and each time he has gone into a title match he is considered an even chance if not the favorite. Maybe he will shake his jinks this time and retire Benny Leonard by the regular way rather than to have Leonard with draw from the ring, undefeated. Red Killefer, manager of the Los Angeles baseball team is combing the woods for young players. When spring practice opens there will be a young army of youngsters strutting their stuff, among them our own. GUN CLUB LEASES FIVE ACRES; FIRST SHOOT SUNDAY A.M. The first regular shoot of the Orange-co Gun club will be held at 9:30 a.m. Sunday, Feb. 11, two miles west of Anaheim and 1-4 mile north of County-rd on Brookhurst-ave., where five acres have been leased for shooting grounds. A standard Liggett trap has already been installed. About 40 have already signed or signified their intention of seeking membership with Secretary Ben Christlebow. Regulation trap ammunition will be available on the grounds and all who are interested in shooting will be welcome. Mr. Nelson, coast representative of the Winchester Arms Co., will be present to help start things off right. It is planned to have a series of prize and trophy shoots in the very near future. S. S. CLASS ENJOYS SOCIAL The business girls' S. S. class of the First Christian church of Fullerton held a party last night at the home of Miss Dorothy Kuepp. There were 17 girls and progressive games were played until a late hour when cocoon, sandwiches and cakes were served. Mrs. Abe Pritchard is president of the class. O'Donnell's Victor Cords O'Donnell 167 133 173 473 Schleuter 135 149 128 412 Hunter 109 110 132 351 Kemper 184 162 146 492 Gordon ..... 185 193 202 580 Fanning Candy Co. Flesner 141 156 138 435 Crooks 142 128 171 451 Parks 123/133 98 354 Bamsburger ..... 140 114 143 297 Theodore ..... 187 170 158 515 Totals ..... 733 711 708 2152 Silver Moon Cafe Logefell ..... 116 190 135 441 Berger ..... 138 140 158 436 Beneke ..... 156 171 133 460 Gardella ..... 169 167 159 495 Karam ..... 172 205 126 503 Totals ..... 751 873 711 2335 OILWORKER BURNED IN GAS EXPLOSION C. D. Guard of Monroyia, a Richfield oil worker, was brot to the Fullerton hospital yesterday, suffering from explosion of some gasoline he was testing it. He was burned about the face and arms. Other new patients at the Fullerton hospital include: Walter Anderson, of Placentia, Jesse Reed of Brea and Arthur Hawkins of Brea. Anderson underwent an operation today. LIBRARY CLOSED HOLIDAY Anaheim Public Library will be closed Monday, Lincoln's birthday. Anaheim banks will also close. Leon Harris and family of Buena Park left yesterday over the Santa Fe for Red Cloud, Nebr., where they plan to make their future home. The meeting of the executive board of the men's Bible class of the First Christian Church of Fullerton was held today in the church parlors. By Day In Every Way We Are Making White Lily Bread Better And Better Extra Special! Japanese 54x54—$1.10 60x60—at $1.30 Here are very good new patterns Odd Dishes, Cups and Saucers . . . 15c Extra Odd Saucers . . . 5c pon, Sauce Dishes and Salad Plates . . . 10c Ware Hand Painted Plates . . . 50c Piece Tea Sets . . . $3.25 up you a Chocolate Sets . . . $3.25 Anaheim Novelty & 138 West Center Street H. J. EFKER Boys different colored Wool Skull Caps Extra Specials, reg. 75c, Shields, blue and gold and colors Toyland Radio Rex, $2.50; Radio Valentines 1c to $1.00, m 139 No. Los Angeles St. H. J. EFKER WHITTIER FORFEITS GAME TO FULLERTON Fullerton H. C. 139-pound team lost to Whittler yesterday 28 to 16. Whittier forfeited the second team game scheduled yesterday. Fullerton first and 110-pound teams play Whittler today. The first team players, Jean Arroues, Oral Carpenter, Robert Dowling, Merril Gregory, Ed Hezzmalalch, Ralph Hill, Louis Kraemer, Leonard Lemke, Phillip Oswald, Ted Shipkey and Tom Weeks. "Skeeterweight" players are: Phillip Allen, Glen Boyles, Clarence Dauser, Douglas Davis, Denzel Holmes, John Johnson, Lloyd Keniston, Paul Knepp, George Murphy, William Orton, Gerald Rileau, Louis Velasco, Keith Bollen. Fred H. Schneider "In Daley's Store" Saturday Specials Legs of Pork, half or whole...23c Shoulder Pork Roast...18c Spare Ribs...20c Beef Roasts...15c and up Sugar Cured Bacon, half or whole...30c Eastern Skinned Ham, half or whole...29c Smoked Picnic Hams...18c Fresh Dressed Poultry A BREAKFAST SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY SAVE 26c 2 20 Oz. Bottles of Daleys A BREAKFAST SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY SAVE 26c 2 20 Oz. Bottles of Daleys CANE AND MAPLE PANCAKE SYRUP Regular price 60c 2 20 Oz. Packages of Daleys PANCAKE FLOUR Regular price 25c Both For 59c SOME OF DALEYS DAILY SPECIALS Daleys Standard Corn.....$ .09 Daleys Standard Peas.....12 Daleys 6 Oz.. Jellies, 12 for.....1.00 Daleys, 24 Oz. Loaf Bread.....09 Daleys Coffee Cakes.....10 SOME SPECIAL PRICES FOR LENT Daleys Pink Salmon, 1s tall.....12c ½s Pink Salmon.....09c Libbys Medium Red Salmon, tall.....14c Libbys Red Salmon, 1s flat.....28c Libbys Red Salmon, ½s flat.....21c Special Prices on Imported and Domestic Sardines TWO STORES 116 E. Center St. Phone 405 239 W. Center St. Phone 753 Japanese Lunch Clothes 54x54—$1.10 60x60—at $1.39 Here are very good and new patterns 15c Extra Fine Austrian, Bavarian, Hand Painted Nippon, Pope Gosser and K. T. K. Open Stock Dinner Ware, at Special Prices on 32, 42, 50 and 100 Piece Sets. You can have a set made up to suit you and save money. $3.25 up $3.25 Easy Payments can be Arranged Novelty & Gift Shop H. J. EFKER Phone 70 Caps ...17c blue and gold and many other 45c A free guess—see our window ,$2.50; Radio Banks ... $2.50 1c to $1.00, many varieties H. J. EFKER Phone 970