oc-plain-dealer 1923-02-17

PASADENA MANAGER "MOANING" ABOUT ARBITER QUESTION That evening the club be guest on tomorrow's Double A Winter League championship at Anaheim H.S. field between Anaheim and Pasadena worth going miles to see is evidenced by the fact that Irish Meusel of World Series fame and Frank Kerwin, well-known Los Angeles sports writer, will be on hand. Owl who is a member of Anaheim, this lodge, is a strong partisan from one locals and will probably be on the Anaheim bench with a word of encouragement. Manager Loren Ury of the Pasadena team, long noted for his "moaning," particularly when it comes to conflict with Anaheim which has already twice defeated his Crown City crew in championship tits the last two years, is again "weeping" on the shoulders of powers that be behind the So.Cal. Baseball Managers Assn. Ury is worried about the umpires. He's afraid that two Anaheim arbiters will be sent in. Nothing of the kind had ever happened before but "you never can tell with such a tough team as Anaheim's," wrote Ury. Ury's worries about this question in the past hasn't always tended to put his tea min the best graces of the referees. With real baseball weather as the last few days, the biggest crowd of the season is a foregone conclusion tomorrow. TWIN-MAIN EVENT AT ARENA TUESDAY Another promising card is being looked forward to by local fight fans Tuesday night. Manager Billy Darnley is coming thru with six-high-powered bouts. A big feature will be a twin-bout event between four good boys, Jack Lee, the husky sailor, and who made such a good impression with the bugs last Tuesday night when he stowed away Young Otto in three rounds after a hurricane mill, is on again. This time he is pitted against a boy like himself, a former service man, Johnny Farrel, just out of the army. Modern Highways River Scene on Storm King Highway along the Hudson River. (b photo shows view of the river and hills in distance where foreground at left is shown the rock from which the road cut. Columbia River Highway (above) at Mitchell Hill Looking down the Columbia River. (Photo by Webster Co.) road bed of the old Lackawanna Railroad between Scranton, Pennsylvania, and Binghamton, New York; and the Columbia River Highway in Eastern Oregon, extending the impressive distance of 340 miles and giving access to bits of scenery surpassing in scenic beauty the most notable of the Swiss Alpine highways. In the construction of Storm King pavement ever devised. through which it passes ful combination of valle mountain. Through Nature's Wet The Columbia River its long route passes gorge of the Columbia across the William A. Va. AT ANEVA TUESDAY Another promising card is being looked forward to by local fight fans Tuesday night. Manager Billy Darnley is coming thru with six-high-powered bouts. A big feature will be a twin-bout event between four good boys. Jack Lee, the husky sailor-lad who made such a good impression with the bugs last Tuesday night when he stowed away Young Otto in three rounds after a hurricane mill, is on again. This time he is pitted against a boy like himself, a former service man, Johnny Farrel, just out of the army and preparing himself for a strenuous boxing campaign. Reports have it that he is a fast two-handed mixer with a stinging wallop. He was the winner of his weight in a recent division championship. Lee is anxious for a crack at Kid Mexico, Huntington Beach slugger, and he will be oblified if he gets by the ex-army boy. The other half of the twin bill will be furnished by our "Own Joe" Chaney and Jimmy Mussol, fast San Bernardino boxer. Chaney is probably making his farewell appearance before his departure for the north where he has been promised several bouts. Joe is now in prime shape after his enforced lay-off due to a broken hand and is raring to go. Musso is a clever boy and a fair puncher besides. A special event between Kid Louis fast Blancheau beauty and "Irish Jimmy" Clayton is also down on the bill. The preliminaries ought to furnish lots of action for some good material has been signed up. Johnny Nardes and Young Buffy meet at 125 pounds. Battling pty versus Lion Davies at 138 pounds and Young Lee mixes with Frankie Pleo at 105 pounds. Scene on Storm King Highway along the Hudson River. (Photo shows view of the river and hills in distance where foreground at left is shown the rock from which the cut. Columbia River Highway (above) at Mitchell Hill Looking down the Columbia River. (Photo by Webster Co.) road bed of the old Lackawanna Railroad between Scranton, Pennsylvania, and Binghamton, New York; and the Columbia River Highway in Eastern Oregon, extending the impressive distance of 340 miles and giving access to bits of scenery surpassing in scenic beauty the most notable of the Swiss Alpine highways. In the construction of Storm King Highway, 250,000 cubic yards of rock and 50,000 cubic yards of earth were removed and 35,000 cubic yards of retaining wall with a height at places of 40 feet were constructed. An asphalt macadam surface 18 to 20 feet in width provides a smooth dustless and pleasing pavement over which the motorist may travel in perfect comfort and safety and enjoy the marvelous view of the Hudson River far below him. The Lackawanna Trail is said by many travellers to be the most beautiful highway in America. It is 33 miles long and for two-thirds of the distance is paved with sheet asphalt highly comparable to the best city. AT ANAHEIM HILL New patients at the lum include: Mrs. H. D. Mrs. Paul Book, Anah Peter La Porte, Fuller Plain Dealer Want Ads EXTRA ROOMY BURNER CHAMBER THE NEW TYPE UNIVERSAL OVEN BURNER WITH TWO WAY VALVE GIVES COUNTLESS ADJUSTMENTS FOR PERFECT - BROILING - TOASTING - ROASTING AND BAKING. 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Chartres Anaheim Phone "The popular impression that the old Roman roads have never been surpassed or equalled is a wholly inconsequent one," says Herbert Quick, the noted writer. Fifth Avenue is infinitely superior to the Appian Way when the latter is at its best and was constructed not more than one-sixth of the length of the Appian Way. The old roads constructed their highways in a brutal massiveness which deprived the destructive agencies of the citizens and of man. This required movement of enormous quantities of stone and mortar and the enforced labor of many hundred thousand shaves. It is probable that under the most favorable conditions it would cost 200,000 to reproduce a pile of the Appian Way. While this celebrated example of Roman engineering had a total thickness of about 3 feet, Fifth Avenue has a total thickness of about 11 inches. The explanation of this difference lies in the intelligent development of the science of highway engineering in modern times. Beginning with John L. Macadam, the principle has been developed that by keeping the earth subgrade dry an enormous load can be sustained with a relatively thin foundation and pavement, consequently drainage has been given more exhaustive consideration. Protected Against Moisture. The second principle not fully recognized until the immediate present is that foundations and pavements must be protected against the encroachments of water from the outside and against the shattering effect of sudden changes in temperature. The portland cement concrete foundation of heavily travelled city streets and of many country highways is, therefore, surfaced by a waterproof cushion of asphalt which protects the foundation against water, against the expansion and contraction accompanying temperature changes and against the shattering effect of heavy traffic. As a result of this intelligent design there is no occasion for the massive structure which characterized the old Roman pavements. Today the Fifth Avenue type of pavement and other types comparable to it are rapidly finding favor on country highways as the cost, contrary to some widespread opinion. VICTOR CORDS GO WILD ON ALLEYS O'Donnell's Victor Cords made the roots sit up and take notice when they won all three games from Whittier No. 2 in the City League last night and in doing so broke the high game record of the league, shooting 767 in their last game. Their 2669 total was three pins short of the lacque high series. O'Donnell with 244 shot the high game of the week. Larrison with 233 and Bridgeman with 222 were close up. Gordon kept up his good work, shooting 580 pins, being tied with Larrison for high totals. Bill's Cafe increased its lead at the expense of the Toyland Baby Dolls, the latter team having a very bad night, losing all three games. Baker, released by Bill's Cafe, signed with the Victor Cords and got away with a 200 score in his first game. Bridgeman, shooting his first league game, helped break the record when he rolled 222 in the big game. Whittier No. 2 McMasters ... 167 182 168 517 Kessler ... 160 133 141 434 Ramscy ... 115 156 148 419 Oliver ... 173 163 141 477 Pico ... 162 158 183 503 777 792 781 2350 O'Donnell's Victor Cords O'Donnell ... 161 168 244 575 Bridgeman ... 171 130 222 523 Baker ... 200 164 161 525 Schleuter ... 165 153 150 468 Gordon ... 178 212 190 580 875 827 967 2669 Efker's Baby Dolls Eden ... 165 135 169 463 Efker ... 175 158 141 474 Tanner ... 135 134 124 593 Moore ... 166 146 162 474 Schulz ... 158 130 177 465 799 703 773 2275 Ball's Cafe Johnson ... 170 169 124 463 Larrison ... 232 184 163 580 W. Dugas ... 180 184 164 528 Martin ... 137 137 168 442 Hanson ... 141 178 170 482 long the Hudson River. (below) This and hills in distance while in the rock from which the road was away (above) at Mitchell Point Lumbia River. (Photo by Carter Co.) pavement ever devised. The country through which it passes is a delightful combination of valley, hill and mountain. Through Nature's Wonderland. The Columbia River Highway in its long route passes through the gorge of the Columbia River, on across the Willamette Valley, through the mountains and ends high above the breakers on the Pacific Coast. Mighty cliffs, beautiful waterfalls, grottos and a vast expanse of mountain, hill, valley and sea render this highway probably the most impressive in America. The pavement is a combination of asphalt and stone, known as asphaltic concrete, differing but little in appearance from sheet asphalt and equal to it for highway surfacing. Other notable highways of longer extent are rapidly nearing completion and will afford rare touring opportunities to the motorist. Among such highways are the Lincoln Highway, the Santa Fe Trail and the Dixie Highway. AT ANAHEIM HOSPITAL New patients at the local sanitarium include: Mrs. H. D. Ely, Orange, Mrs. Paul Rock, Anaheim; and Mrs. Peter La Porte, Fullerton. Plain Dealer Want Ads Get Results LOCAL CO. HANDLES OCEANSIDE REALTY Lamb-Wright Realty Co. are representatives of Walsh & Williams for Oceanside realty where they predict some of the biggest increases in values in So. Cal. realty in the near future as the result of the completion of the Henshaw dam which will irrigate 25,000 acres heretofore continued to dry farming. "I believe there is more opportunity to take profits in real estate in and about Ocean side than any other place in So. Cal," asserted C. C. Lamb today. BASKETBALL SEASON CLOSES NEXT WEEK The last games of the basketball season will be played Monday and Tuesday. Anaheim 130-pound and second teams play Santa Ana Monday and first and 110-pound teams Tuesday. Santa Ana has no victories to her credit. If Anaheim defeats the county-seat lads, she will step into third place. Coach Elliot's lads hope to spring another surprise on Santa Ana as they did the other time, when all four games were on the local court. Fullerton hopes to add another victory to her uninterrupted chain when she plays Orange at Fullerton Tuesday. Fullerton is already claiming No. Orange County championship, and will have a chance to play Huntington Beach at the end of the week for county honors. FULLERTON MOVES 6 CARLOADS OF FRUIT Six cars of oranges were shipped from Fullerton this week. Only two packing houses reported shipments. Placentia Orange Growers' Association five cars and Fullerton Mutual Association one. A Business Motel The times must come when all businesses will consider the advisability of advertising in the same spirit that a manufacturer ponders over the advisability of adopting The times must come when all businesses will consider the advisability of advertising in the same spirit that a manufacturer ponders over the advisability of adopting a new machine. One does not install a piece of labor-saving mechanism because it suits his fancy; but because the efficiency of the business requires it. He expects the new machine to reduce his cost to operate—perhaps to make a better product—and thus aid him in meeting competition and making larger profits. Advertising is exactly similar. The man who refuses to consider it as a possible expedient, simply shuts his eyes on one of the problems of his business. He might as well ignore the banks as sources of credit when he has need to borrow capital. SATURDAY, FEB. 17, 1923 ANAHEIM LOSES TO ORANGE BY 28 TO 24 Anaheim boys first basketball team lost to Orange 24 to 28 on the latter's court in a spirited contest last evening. The game was very close and showed the excellent fighting spirit on the part of the Anaheim boys. The score the half was 10 to 14. Anaheim made one goal in the next quarter and Orange 3. Anaheim rallied toward the last of the fray bringing the score to 18 to 20, and then Orange broke loose and shot four baskets in the last four minutes. The lineups: Anaheim Orange Poblman 15 F Price 6 Daugherty Spencer 6 Newkirk 6 C Nicholas 2 Mann G Thompson 6 Janss G Murphy Substitutes: Santa Ana—Ross (3) for Daugherty, Wallace for Newkirk, Newkirk for Mann. ORANGE DEFEATS ANAHEIM Orange 130-pound basketball team defeated Anaheim 16 to 15 in a closely contested game. Anaheim boys did not get into the fight the first several minutes and Orange managed to keep one point in the lead. The line-ups: Anaheim (15) Pos. Orange (16) Sweeney F Beck Gliss F Higgins Cate C Durell Shea G Crawford Beebe G Higgins Suits for Anaheim: Hushman, Bastian, Jayne and Easton. For Orange: Watson and Spencer. PASADENA WANTS GAME Pasadena Hi girls basketball team waits a game with Anaheim, but their coach is not willing to come to Anaheim to play. Coach Irene Jacques is not keen about any more games unless they are championship affairs. However, her girls will play Pasadena if they are willing to play on the Anaheim court. Discriminating People Choose CRESCENT ICE CREAM Refreshing - Delightful Crescent Creamery Co. FULLERTON CAL. On the other hand, the man who looks to advertising to checkmate all weaknesses and shortcomings of his business and to carry it along to victory despite these, has On the other hand, the man who looks to advertising to checkmate all weaknesses and shortcomings of his business and to carry it along to victory despite these, has a childlike faith in the miraculous. Advertising will not make his product or his service any better than they are; but it will bring him the full benefits of their merits. It will not eliminate wastefulness in his factory or his store; but it will reduce his cost to operate. It will not make illogical selling methods successful; but it will assist good selling methods, and often point the way for improving them. Advertising is the most inexpensive motive power that the manufacturer or merchant can buy today. It is a form of stimulus that brings excellent returns on the investment.