oc-plain-dealer 1923-03-10

Saturday, March 10, 1923 ANAHEIM TO MEET VAN NUYS SUNDAY AT H. S. DIAMOND Anaheim Merchants baseball team, champions of the Double A league, will play Van Nuys, winners in the Single A division, at Anaheim H. S. field Sunday afternoon. Manager Billy Knott had supposed the local would meet the Standard Oil tea mof Huntington Beach, champions of the Triple A league, scheduled here last Sunday but postponed on account of wet grounds. However, a fast game is assured with the Standard Oil team of Huntington Beach, champions of the Triple A league, scheduled here last Sunday but postponed on account of wet grounds. However, a fast game is assured with the San Fernando champs. It is possible that a week from Sunday will see a league team here, either Los Angeles, Vernon or the Chicago Cubs, as Anaheim is recognized as the strongest semi-pro team in the south. Doc Crandall, veteran Angel, who faced the locals here several weeks ago with the Standard Murphys, declared the local crew was the fastest semi-pro outfit he had ever seen. Los Angeles sporting writers have long considered that altho Anaheim was placed in the Double A division, the locals could walk away with anything in the Triple A. For this reason, there was the greatest interest in the meeting of nAaheim and Huntington Beach. Doty Bush seems to be having more than his share of tough luck. The day he was reported to the Angels to whom he was touted as the most likely new talent available in So. Cal., his finger was split while batting against Pasadena. Then, when his finger was about healed, he took a bad case of flu. He is now convulsing. Art Ramage, Anaheim's Veteran He is Emmet "Red" Ormsby, recently appointed by President Ban Johnson to the American League staff of umpires. Ormsby served with the famous Fifth Regiments of Marines and is a real fighting man, so the players had better take care this summer just what umpire they 'ride'. Ormsby has served as player and manager in the baseball world, and has well-qualified for the position of arbitrator. first baseman, received a letter the other day from his old side-kick, Harry Wolverton, manager for Seattle, offering him a job if he would report at training camp and get in condition. Art was behind the bat two years for Wolverton at Sacramento when he was a kid. While pleased to think there is still someone outside of Anaheim who considers he might get out and feel his cats. Art declined with thanks. Oil drilling may be harder work than playing baseball but the $14 per diem. BIG WEEK IN LONG BEACH ANNUAL HARBOR INDUSTRIAL EXPOSITION OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA LONG BEACH AUDITORIUM March 12 to 17 Inclusive Over 200 Display Booths in the Big Municipal Auditorium Grand Band Concert Twice/Daily By Long Beach Municipal Band Elaborate Entertainment Program Daily Fashion Show Every Afternoon and Evening with Living Models and Special Music TUESDAY, MARCH 1. ANAHEIM DAY Don't Miss It—Excursion Rates direct to New Orleans "The Missionary" a daily train offering very quick very comfortable very superior service to the east and south Fred Harvey meals Tickets to and from Europe all Trans-Atlantic lines For detailed information, descriptive liberature or suggested itinerary address C. A. WALKER Agent A. T. & S. P. Hy. Co.—Coast Lines Anaheim, Calif. Telephone 217 GRAND CANYON LINE BILL'S CAFE MAKES NEW PIN RECORDS All City League records went over last night when Bill's Cafe team went on a rampage, taking all three games from the Silver Moon Cafe who were the runners up. The latter team rolled what would have been a record only for the big shooting of their opponents, the losers total being 2658. Harrison knocked all the class A records off the boards when he rolled 267 and 550, both marks being now records for all classes. Tanner, rolling as a sub on Bill's Cafe team 246 and 642 for the highest class C mark of the season. In the other match, the Keen Hat Store took two games from O'Donnell's Victor Cords, losing the first by one pin. O'Donnell's mark of 237 was high game and James with 560 was high man of this match. In the two-man rag time tourney being staged, Milt Varner and Eden are leading with 1179, Varner and Larrison 2nd, 1118; Varner and Varner 3rd, 1099, and O'Donnell and Larrison 4th, 1088. Eleven entries are in for the class C grid, sweepstakes for Sunday night. Silver Moon Cafe Logefeil ... 179 158 167 504 Beneke ... 226 178 188 592 P. Varner ... 160 156 200 516 Gardella ... 157 178 155 490 Karam ... 191 180 195 556 Total ... 913 850 905 2668 Bill's Cafe Hanson ... 211 194 199 604 Johnson ... 159 182 191 532 Larrison ... 267 201 182 650 Tanner ... 220 176 245 642 Bridgeman ... 146 195 165 507 Total ... 1003 948 984 2935 O'Donnell's Victor Cords O'Donnell ... 141 157 237 535 Remper ... 178 182 158 518 Schleuter ... 143 148 164 455 Baker ... 186 175 168 529 Gordon ... 181 162 153 496 Total ... 829 824 880 2533 Rare Swordmanship Shown in Picture BOXING INTEREST REVIVED BY "RED" Since announcement that "Red Mathews, former star lightweight boxer of local fame is to try for 'colneback,' unusual interest has been manifested in the game he Red has been quietly working out a couple of months and so sure he of success that he has mapped a strenuous campaign for the next few months. Red should make right off the bat. He is a fast winger with the gloves and a fair bit of mercy; the bugs are in for a treat. Lee Reece, Red's opponent Tuesday, is training for the fracas as his life were at stake. Every minute he is out for a three mile race. Reece is an old head at the gym very fast, clever boy and he carries a good wallop. Young Leo and Young Otto, two big fellows billed for tae mgo, are also in training and do they go thru their paces in championship form. Paul Wilkins, that good Oklahoma lad, is down in special offer with "Irish Jimmy" Clayton of New York. Clayton did not do so in his first start here when he left to Kid Louie after four rounds rather poor work. But he says it is in better shape this time. The preliminaries, Tex Jones, Tommy Reddy, Danny Hererra, No up with Elmer Trimble, a newcomer from "Berdoo" and there will be fast curtain raiser. "Why should be spirit of mortal be proud?" One hundred and fifty years from now there will not be single human being of the billion a half present inhabitants of earth alive. Royalty and peanuts mobility and commonality, all will cleanse the sleep that knows waking. There is no pride or joy in the grave—no insolent assumption of superiority in the mind. Plain Dealer Want Ads Get Resume LEGION WILL PLAY AT MONTEREY PARK Anaheim Legion baseball team will play at Monterey Park at 2:30 p.m. Sunday. The Anaheim battery will be Altnow, pitcher, and Vetter, catcher. The local vets are gradually adding some strong talent. In the lineup Sunday will be Wetsel, fast infolder. Any one wishing to go to the game will find free transportation by meeting at the Independent Battery Station at 12 6'clock. GATES BROS. INCORPORATE Gates Bros. Company filed incorporation papers with the County Clerk today. The capital is $100,000 of which $500 has been paid in. All of the incorporators are an gelenos. 365 days in the year buys more pork-chops. McDowell and Ruedy, who have made such a hit with local bugs throughout the winter, will report for league ball within a couple of weeks. McDowell goes back to Wichita in the Western League and Ruedy leaves for Danville, Ill., in the Three I. Both they will return to Anaheim next fall. Ruedy was recently sold at his request by Galveston, Texas. BILL'S CAFE Hansen ... 211 194 199 604 Johnson ... 159 182 191 532 Larrison ... 267 201 182 650 Tanner ... 220 176 245 642 Bridgeman ... 146 195 166 507 Total ... 1003 948 984 2935 O'Donnell's Victor Cords O'Donnell ... 141 157 237 535 Ramper ... 178 182 158 518 Schleuter ... 143 148 164 455 Baker ... 186 175 168 529 Gordon ... 181 162 153 496 Total ... 829 824 889 2533 Keen Hat Store M. Varner ... 197 158 167 522 Ambrose ... 161 195 143 499 Ramage ... 165 154 165 484 James ... 154 193 213 560 Heffron ... 151 175 196 522 Total ... 628 875 884 2587 FULLERTON DEFEATS COLTON Fullerton H. S. boys baseball team defeated Colton in a practice game at Fullerton yesterday by a score of 7 to 4. Fullerton-Briefs H. L. Riley and wife left today over the Santa Fe for Chicago. M. C. Morris left last night over the Santa Fe for Kansas City. Frank Duckett of Santa Ana left last night over the Santa Fe for Galesberg, Ill. Mrs. W. N. Rose of Los Angeles was briot to the Fullerton hospital last night in a Seale ambulance where she is to undergo an operation for NEW TODAY FOR SALE—Good ranch team, at a bargain, also young mare. Apply Geo. Dunton, 320 N. Los Angeles-st. Phone 263. FOR SALE—1 acre 1-2 mile from school, near Anaheim, water shares go with land, Price $700, one hundred cash, balance $10 per month. Inquire $18 N. Lemon-st. FOR SALE—Fresh goat, oak dining table, chiffonier dresser, bookcase serenade from Hillman and Miss Anne Marie Siegel crowned the evening desk, duplex water percolator, cultivator, S. M. Blackly, LinY RANCH—1-2 mile west of Cypress is off the market. J. B. Kester. Why should be spirit of morals be proud? One hundred and fifty years from now there will not be single human being of the billion a half present inhabitants of the earth alive. Royalty and peanuts nobility and commonality, all will cleanse the sleep that knows waking. There is no pride or poverty in the grave—no insolent assumption of superiority in the truth. Plain Dealer Want Ads Get Resume GRAB A GOOD CAR CHEAP Bargain prices for a few days used cars 22 Chevrolet ... $35 22 Chevrolet ... $37 21 Ford Touring ... $22 18 Chevrolet Roadster $19 22 Chevrolet Li. Del. $40 Franklin Roadster ... $30 Motorcycle cheap ... $7 SEE HAUSER OR MERRITT with FRANK P. TAGGARD CHEVROLET 328 W. Center St. Anahee We sell for a small payment do and easy terms PROFESSIONAL CARDS Telephone 554 X-Ray Diagnosis DR. W. L. SPATES Dentist Suite 211-12 Kraemer Building Anaheim, CA DR. C. S. O'TOLEE Physician & Surgeon Phone: Residence 54 Office 569 Dr. John A. Jackson Physician & Surgeon Office and Residence 116 Melrose Phone: 95 Johnston-Wicket Clinic CLINIC BUILDING ANAHEIM Dr. H. A. Johnston Dr. W. H. Wickett Dr. H. D. Newkirk Dr. J. Robinson Dr. A. H. Galvin Dr. K. L. Hargraye Pennsylvania VACUUM CUP CORD TIRES SUPPOSE A COMMITTEE WAS TO PICK OUT A CORNER IN THIS TOWN Where one street converged with another at a sharp angle, which made even a reckless driver a little more careful than usual when rounding it. Suppose this committee was to take the fire hose and thoroughly wet down this corner until the surface was slimy and treacherous. Suppose they would then ask you to drive at this corner and round at a speed of 25 miles an hour—WOULD YOU BE PREPARED TO TRY IT? Yet this is exactly the test that Vacuum Cup Tires successfully withstood as the feature event of the National Traffic Officer's Convention in San Francisco during 1920. This is positive proof of the non-skid claims which have been made for this tire. Pennsylvania Vacuum Cup Tires cost no more than ones having no claim to these advantages. Why not secure skid insurance with utmost quality when it costs you nothing additional? JOHN RUEDY & SON (DISTRIBUTORS) 419 WEST CENTER STREET ANAHEIM HUNT. PARK FIVE WINS SEMI-FINALS Huntington Park defeated Alhambra in a semi-final battle to decide the championship of Southern California by a score of 27 to 17 at U.S.C. last night. It was a case of teamwork against individual play and teamwork won. Coach Squires has one of the best basketball teams ever seen in the high school ranks in the south and iomis up as strong contenders for the state title. Van Matre and Mansfield again starred for the green and white aggregation. Chino Hi, winners in the semi-finals, will meet Huntington Park quintet for So. Calif. honors. LOCAL GIRLS BEAT FAST HEMET SQUAD Anaheim Hi girls basketball squad defeated Hemet girl 23 to 10 at Riverside this afternoon. At the end of the first third the score was 8 to 7 in favor of Hemet. Anaheim girls were slow but rallied in the second third when Hemet did not score. Hemet made her last two points in the last period. Couch Jacques' girls played their usual peppy game and are now looking for any other So. Calif., school who desires to interrupt their chain of victories. FOR TRADE 5-10-15 Acres of 8-year Old Valencias Priced at $2,700 Per Acre for Income Property WILL TRADE OR SELL ANY PORTION OF 24 ACRES OF GOOD LEVEL CIRTUS LAND NEAR ANAHEIM, FOR ANAHEIM OR FULLERTON PROPERTY. DANDY BUNGALOW SITE 75x140, PRICED RIGHT MAXWELL & CROOKE 109 W. Commonwealth Phone 673 Fullerton FOR SALE 9 ACRE ORANGE GROVE ONLY $3,000 PER ACRE The best buy in Orange county, about half mile east of Anaheim, 4 Room modern house, double garage, barn and 9 shares of water stock. Electric pumping plant on the grove. Grove in good bearing and in fine condition. Fumigated and fertilized with sheep and cow manure. Should net $5,000 per year. Also maintain good home, which is 20 per cent on the investment, want about one-third cash, balance easy terms. ONLY $3,000 PER ACRE The best buy in Orange county, about half mile east of Anaheim. 4 Room modern house, double garage, barn and 9 shares of water stock. Electric pumping plant on the grove. Grove in good bearing and in fine condition. Fumigated and fertilized with sheep and cow manure. Should net $5,000 per year. Also maintain good home, which is 20 per cent on the investment, want about one-third cash, balance easy terms. M. E. WALLACE, Owner 3735 E. 2nd Street Phone 314270 Long Beach, Calif. NEW HOUSES 6 Room Broadway, finest location in town. Every modern convenience. Terms. 6 Room, East Center street, bungalow. Just built, choice location and under priced. 5 Room bungalow on extra long lot, tile mantle, and all new built in features. A beautiful home. On rear of lot is 3 room house and double garage. Rental from small house will soon pay out most of price. The best buy we have seen in income property. You will do well to investigate this Monday. WELLMAN-TAGGART REALTY CO. Phone 683-M. 116 No. Los Angeles. 15% Down Balance Monthly Payments Lots in the CARROLL TRACT $1,000 to $2,100 7 BLOCKS FROM CENTER OF CITY SOUTH AND LOS ANGELES For information inquire at Tract Office or Call 978-J. INCOME TAX Your Return Must be Filed by MARCH 15TH NOTE—If your net income for 1922 amounted to $1,000.00, if single or if married and not living with husband or wife, $2,000.00 if married and living with husband or wife You are Required to Make a Return You are entitled to certain exemptions and deductions No Charge for Consultations Statements Compiled for Moderate Fees VICTOR D. LOY AUDIT CO MARCH 15TH NOTE—If your net income for 1922 amounted to $1,000.00, if single or if married and not living with husband or wife, $2,000.00 if married and living with husband or wife You are Required to Make a Return You are entitled to certain exemptions and deductions No Charge for Consultations Statements Compiled for Moderate Fees VICTOR D. LOLY AUDIT CO. Expert Accountants and Income Tax Specialists Suite 200-201 New S. Kraemer Building Phone 813 Anaheim, Calif. Till March 15th Office Open to 10 P. M. GOOD BUYS rooms completely arranged. $4,200.00, $0.00 cash, balance easy. rooms just completed on corner lot, room another house. $67,500.00, $2,000.00 cash. rooms just completed, fine location. This good for $8,850.00, $2,500.00 cash. LOTS 157, close in. $3,300.00, $1,000.00 cash. 54, Corner on two paved streets, priced at Zeyn street. $2,350.00 forms. 20 on Zeyn street. $2,350.00 forms. 50, $2,000.00, $500.00 cash. 25 On paved street. $3,000.00, $800.00 6 Rooms and garage just completed. A dandy. $7,000.00, $1,500.00 cash. 8 Rooms, all modern, east front, on paved street, good—$13,000.00, one-half cash. 9 Rooms two story house, close in, can be exchanged for 5 or 6 room house or $10,500.00, $2,500.00 cash. INCOME PROPERTY Double 2 story house and 3 room house on rear. $15,000.00, $5,000.00 cash, or will exchange for smarter house or 2 acres anywhere in Orange county. Duplex and 4 room house and 2 garages. $12,000.00, $7,000.00 cash. Confectionary store, best location in town—See us. A small lunch counter. $1,200.00—Good—