oc-plain-dealer 1923-02-13

right here at home you will be rendered a travel service as complete as that rendered in any city. The famous UNION PACIFIC personal service provides a transportation expert for this territory who will take charge of every detail of your local or transcontinental journey—deliver your tickets and Pullman reservations, check your baggage and see that your journey is made a pleasant one. This service is FREE. A 'phone call or postal will bring it. Our representative for this district is Union Pacific C. S. BROWNE G. A. 419 Bush St. Santa Ana Phone 1877 We Recharge your Battery in the Shortest Possible Time Consistent with Battery's Condition. MABEE AND MEET PEER GRAPPLIN Roy Mabee lenge to meet half of a double at Riverside, the exact date Tageson halls rated as a whit Marvin Wilson will take on L other half of the Tageson is and has tossed in Pittsburgh. Way, Mabee is g ter," Roy is u of wrestling, selections fight, did some excelle gantos at River He had his hail is some man cision was the w ANAHEIM GRAB Roehm-Sylve ing for Anaheim League won t Bristol Cafe te leys last night from high gam series. This p the running fo Wednesday five will go to the Vermont the Interurban Roehm-Sy Karam Efker Theodore Hansen Heffron Aubrey Sines We Recharge your Battery in the Shortest Possible Time Consistent with Battery’s Condition. ANAHEIM IGNITION DEPOT 218 South Los Angeles Street Phone 489 “First Battery and Electrical House in Anaheim” Established 1912 Bargains in any Make and Model Save Money Used Cars FORDS, CHEVROLETS, BUICKS, HUPS, DODGES, NASH, SAXONS, MITCHELL, OVERLANDS, MANY OTHER'S. Terms of course. Small down payment. GUARANTEED TO BE EXACTLY AS REPRESENTED. HOW’S THAT? USED SAVE MONEY USED CARS ON OUR GOOD CARS Don’t go jopping for an autmobile—Come in and look at these. ANAHEIM AUTO CO. 128 SO. LOS ANGELES ST. ANAHEIM $1.00 FOR ONE DAY ONLY WE OFFER THIS CELEBRATION FOR ONE DAY ONLY WE OFFER THIS CELEBRATION Sauce Pans, 3 piece sauce pans 1, 1½ and 2 quart size, set $1.00 6 Quart Stew Kettle $1.00 Rice Boiler, 1½ quart rice boiler paneled $1.00 $1.00 MABEE AGREES TO MEET PENNSYLVANIA GRAPPLER IN MARCH Roy Mabee has accepted a challenge to meet Jack Tagoson in one-half of a double main event to be held at Riverside, the early part of March. The exact date has not been set. Tagoson halts from Pittsburg and is rated as a whiz. Marvin Wilson of Pennsylvania will take on Louis Pergantos in the other half of the double main event. Tagoson is highly recommended and has tossed the light heavyweights in Pittsburg. "Day by Day in every way, Mabee is getting better and better." Roy is using a different form of wrestling. He is taking up the scissors fight, a la Ad Santel. Roy did some excellent work against Pergantos at Riverside the other night. He had his hands full as Pergantos is some man. At that the draw decision was the verdict. ANAHEIM BOWLERS GRAB TWO GAMES Roehm-Sylvester enners, shooting for Anaheim in the Mercantile League won two games from the Bristol Cafe team on the latter's Alley last night. Heffron shot 227 from high game and 605 for high series. This puts the local team in the running for first place. Wednesday the Anaheim Alley five will go to Los Angeles to meet the Vermont Square Merchants in the Interurban League. Roehm-Sylvester Henners Karam ... 132 185 167 484 Efker ... 172 188 179 549 Theodore ... 207 157 178 544 Hansen ... 171 170 198 539 Heffron ... 227 176 202 605 909 878 924 2711 Bristol Cafe Aubrey ... 176 184 172 533 Sines ... 153 182 181 516 Anaheim 130-Pounders Defeat Fullerton 21-17 Anaheim Hi boys, 130-pound basketball team defeated Fullerton in 30 minutes of hard fighting last evening, 21 to 17. The Anaheim lads had to fight hard to keep in the lead which they held from the beginning. The score at the end of the first half was 16 to 6. The Fullertonites rallied in the last period and made a close game. Anaheim players were Hoch, Drake, Halsworth, Arnsbry, Sloop and Walker. Anaheim second team showed little fight against Fullerton last evening until the last half. Coach Elliott boys scored 13 points in the last half, as also did the Fullerton lads. The final score was 311 to 13. Anaheim: Bastlan, center; Giss, Sweeney, forwards; Shea and Beebe, guards. Easton and Hussmann were on hand to sub. CHANEY MAY SHOW BEFORE L. A. CLUBS Joe Chaney, clever and popular junior lightweight of local fame, is expected to be placed on the Hollywood or Vernon card soon. Match-makers of the two clubs are after Chaney's services. Joe has been on the shelf for several weeks due to a broken bone in his right hand but now that the injury is well mended Joe is ready to go again. Chaney should make good on any card for he is an audience pleaser of the first water and as a clean ring performer as ever pulled on a glove. It is also reported that Chaney's services are in demand up north. If Joe gets off to a good start in Los Angeles he will leave for San Francisco. EXTRA GOOD CARD AT ARENA TONIGHT The fight fan who attends tonight's boxing program at the local arena as arranged by Matchmaker Billy Darnley is sure of witnessing a real show. Each number, from the curtain raiser to main event, looks to be a feature. Manager Darnley has never felt so optimistic over a card and says if it does not prove to be the best ever at the local club then he will quit trying. The boys have all reported in good trim and there isn't a bout on the entire program that should be substituted. Santa Fe Springs is coming over strong to root for Young Otto who meets Sailor Jack Lee, formerly of the good ship Idaho but now of our neighboring city, Orange. These lads are billed for the main go and as they are 170-pounders, a whale of a battle is being looked forward to. Orange as well is expected to send a large delegation. February In Order to Make Room Three lots of Men's Womens Lot No. 1 Men's high grade shoes in Wednesday the Anaheim Alley five will go to Los Angeles to meet the Vermont Square Merchants in the Interurban League. Roehn-Sylvester Henners Karam 132 185 167 484 Efker 172 188 179 549 Theodore 207 157 178 544 Hansen 171 170 198 539 Heffron 227 176 202 605 909 878 924 2711 Bristol Cafe Aubrey 176 184 172 523 Sines 153 182 181 516 Alwrin 168 189 167 524 Evans 162 194 159 515 Armstrong 147 180 184 511 806 909 864 2599 110-POUNDERS PLAY TOMORROW The 110-pound boys basketball game scheduled with Santa Ana some time ago, will be played at Anaheim tomorrow. These two teams are even in the league and a great battle is expected. Anaheim flea-weights will be in good trim as they played Fullerton this afternoon. "PICTURE SHOW" AT ANAHEIM HI SCHOOL George Hedstrom today gave Anaheim H. S. another of his series of "picture shows." Mr. Hedstrom secured a number of educational films and shows one each week. Today he gave pupils a little fun by showing Andy Gump. There was also a travelog. It Pays to Advertise in the Orange County Plain Dealer. Santa Fe Springs is coming over strong to root for Young Otto who meets Sailor Jack Lee, formerly the good ship Idaho but now of our neighboring city, Orange. These lads are billed for the main go and as they are 170-pounders, a whale of a battle is being looked forward to. Orange as well is expected to send a large delegation. Much also is expected of the semi-windup that good boy, Jimmy Douglag, of Phoenix and Geo. (Tiger) Lammerson, a former sparring partner of Battling Nelson. These two lads are lightweights and a hot go of it is sure to result as both are out to make good—Lammerson in a "comeback" and Douglas as a "comer." A couple of ebony-hued artists are Cyclone Davidson of San Berco and Blackle Riee of L. A. They meet in the special event at 150 pounds. The preliminaries appear to be out of the ordinary as well for when tough Tony Ross and Kid Rubio of Riverside tangle it is bound to be a fight. Young Kid McCoy and Young Lee of El Modena mix at 105 pounds. It should be a snappy affair. The curtain raiser brings together a pair of willing boys in Ernest Reece and Dick Brown at 135 pounds. Remember, the show starts at 8:30 sharp-rain or shine. Billy Darnley will referee all bouts which assures real lights and fair decisions. Let's Go! Plain Dealer Want Ads Get Results In Order to Make Room Three lots of Men's Woman Lot No. 1 Men's high grade shoes in Brown blucher and Bal pat will find your size in $5.00 EXTRA SPECIAL Ladies' Oxfords in Black a $1.50 Children's shoes in Brow LOCATION "Sh" 120 East Center Street Aluminum Sale ONE DAY ONLY Thursday, Feb. 15 FOR THIS CELEBRATED PRINCESS ALUMINUM MADE BY THE LIFE THIS CELEBRATED PRINCESS ALUMINUM MADE BY THE LIFE Convex Sauce Pans, 5 quart sauce pan and cover $1.00 MAY SHOW L. A. CLUBS clever and popular night of local fame, is placed on the Hollycard very soon. The two clubs are services, Joe has left for several weeks bone in his right that the injury is is ready to go GOVERNOR TO JOIN IN HIGHWAY TOUR The State Highway Commission, which started yesterday on an inspection of the State's roads in Orange and other counties of the south, will be joined at Mecca by Governor Friend W. Richardson tomorrow or a tour of the Imperial Valley highway system. Officials of the Automobile club of So. Cal. will lead the party. Supervisor N. T. Edwards of Orange is a member of the commission. Francisco shortly thereafter. Good fighters are in demand around the Bay cities. Dudley, the former colored flash is a big noise these days up that way. He never gets less than a main event or semi-wund-up. Good luck Joe, and the more power to you, is the wish of every fight fan in Orange County as well as Anaheim. GLADDEN HEARTS OF OLD SOLDIER BOYS Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cook of Cypress visited the Soldiers hospital at Sawtelle yesterday. They took a large quantity of books, magazines and cigarettes to the old soldier boys were heartily welcomed the visiteors. The Cooks plan another visit there soon. Thru the generosity of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sheldon, 327 Kroeger street the trip was made possible. There are a number of children at Sawtelle and Mrs. Cook has been making scrap books to take to these youngsters. Any one having articles that children would appreciate or who have magazines or books to dispose of, Mrs. Cook will be delighted if left at 207 Cypress street. Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon will take them on the next trip. February Clearance Sale Her to Make Room for our New Spring Stock, we have on Display, colts of Men’s Women’s and Children’s Shoes at greatly reduced prices Lot No. 1 high grade shoes in Black and Lot No. 2 to Make Room for our New Spring Stock, we have on Display, of Men's Women's and Children's Shoes at greatly reduced prices Lot No. 1 high grade shoes in Black and bucker and Bal patterns. You and your size in this lot at $5.00 EXTRA SPECIAL Oxfords in Black and Brown $1.50 Lot No. 2 Ladies' broken lines in the new and wanted styles, this lot consists of Strap and Oxfords in Satin, Kid, and Patent leather, good values at $5.00 Lot No. 3 Men's shoes in Brown and Black button & lace, sizes 8½ to 13 priced $2.00 LOCKE & McAULAY "Shoes for Style and Comfort" First Center Street Anaheim Sale 15th BY THE LIFE TIME ALUMINUM COMPANY BY THE LIFE TIME ALUMINUM COMPANY Percolator 2 quart welded spout percolator $1.00 Round Roasters Regular $2.00 $1.00 Sauce Pans, 3 quart sauce pan, wood handle Life Time make $1.00 3 Quart Colander $1.00 DE'S $1.00 Anaheim