oc-plain-dealer 1923-03-12

GALLERY ENTHUSES OVER SWEEPSTAKES Ten men rolled in the Class C individual sweepstakes on the Anaheim Allens last night with Larry Baker coming out on top with 1441 pins for right games. Tanner was second and McGregor third. Mac also shot high single game of 246. The leaders changed places so often they kept the large gallery on toes until the last ball was called. Tonight Roehm-Sylvesters will meet the House of Quality five on the local drives and as the latter team is COLLEGE STUDENTS SEEK SUBSCRIPTIONS Homer A. Ryan, Eandy McPherson, Jack Cunningham and Ralph W. Ryan are in Anaheim representing the Pictorial Review. The Prince Store handles the Pictorial Review Patterns. The young men are working on a proposition by which, if they get 100 subscriptions all their expenses are paid for four semesters at the Univ. of Calif. third place a hard battle may be expected. A win for the home team will move them up a notch in the race. Try Rough Dry For Your Next Washing A three-hour washday! Our Rough Dry service enables you to do just that. You send your entire bundle. Everything is daintily washed; flat work is beautifully ironed; other pieces such as bath lowels, underwear and hosiery, are fluffed dry ready to use. Only a few of the lighter things are left for you to iron at home. A short two or three ATTEMPT LEAD Masager Merchants, the So. Ass'n, will for a game or Los Angeles teams. Last year leaguers a With a betterager Knott or Vernon w in a workou Ananaim yesterday San Ferram local lineup siderable, Dowell was nervous but from Norw place at seen in from the was absent Schrott play After have by the score weakened and put over two frame frame followed this by sending which showed In the new Valleys chan another run of this innin made one ting penna cracked out ing in two n Dowell's sent a stir in the stions in view heim had no and was only score. Pitcher B Las Taylor retirin gthe cuit clout. Van Nuys—Bumy, cf... Alton, If... Jake Wilson, J. 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POWER SERVICES 10 Counties. 312 Cities and Towns. 2000 Miles Electric Street Car S 10000 Pumping Plants Irrigating of Land. 3-4 of All the Homes and Factories Central California with Light The Fastest Growing Comm Why Not Invest Your Money at EDISON 7% CUMULATIVE PREMI Price: $105.00 per share cash, or $106.00 at $5 per share Yield 6½% Southern California Edison Co. Investment Dept. Santa Ana, Orange or Huntington Beach ATTEMPT TO BRING LEAGUERS SUNDAY Manager Billy Knott of Anaheim Merchants, tonight at the meeting of the So. Cal. Baseball Managers Ass'n, will make an effort to arrange for a game here Sunday with Vernon or Los Angeles Pacific Coast league teams. Last year Anaheim gave Portland leaguers a stiff practice game here. With a better team this year, Manager Knott thinks either Los Angeles or Vernon would know they had been in a workout. Anaheim didn’t have the best team yesterday when it lost to Van Nuys, San Fernando valley champs. The local lineup was switched around considerable. With Ramage absent, McDowell was brot to first; Smith, a nervous but likely looking younger from Norwalk, was at Doty Bush’s place at second; Ray Bush was brot in from the field to third; G. Cainan was absent and Ruedy, Coffman and Schrott played the outer garden. After having the contest sewed up by the score of 4 to 0, Herb Salveson weakened and allowed the visitors to put over two markers in the seventh frame. The Van Nuys crowd followed this up in the next inning by sending home five more tallies, which sheved them ahead, 7 to 4. In the ninth of San Fernando Valleys champs came through with another run. It was in the last part of this inning that Billy Knott’s gang made one fast ebbing pennant chances. McDowell cracked out a four-base clout, bringing in two men ahead of him. McDowell’s sensational hit created quite a stir in the ranks of the paid admissions in view of the fact that Anaheim had now come up from behind and was only one run of tying the score. Pitcher Brown, who had relieved Las Taylor, arose to the occasion by retirin ghe side after McDowell’s circuit clout. Van Nuys— AB H. O. A. E. Bumy, cf. ...5 1 1 0 0 Alton, lf. ...5 2 0 0 0 Jake Wilson, ss. ...5 1 3 3 0 J. Wilson, 1b. ...5 1 10 0 0 Allenue, 3b. ...4 2 0 2 0 Allington, 2b. ...3 0 2 1 0 RECORD CROWD AT SUNDAY'S SHOOTING About 60 visitors and spectators were present at the start of the Orange County Gun Club. This was the largest crowd that has been there. shots Pet. broks Gregg ...125 122 .97 Tex ...25 23 .92 N. Hatfield ...100 89 .89 M. Miller ...100 88 .88 West ...25 22 .88 Wm. Kroeger ...50 43 .86 H. Allgeyer ...75 61 .81 Evan Miller ...75 61 .81 Ben Christileb ...75 60 .80 G. Hoppe ...25 20 .80 Garretson ...25 20 .80 A. Kadelback ...50 39 .87 Art Hill ...75 56 .74 Northland ...50 37 .74 F. Miller ...25 17 .68 E. A. Beard ...75 48 .64 C. Holmes ...25 14 .56 Fitz gibbons ...25 14 .56 M. Martener ...50 27 .54 Ms. E. Miller ...50 26 .52 Gregg won ham; A. Hill won chicken; Ben Christileb won chiken. There will be a meeting of all members and those interested in shooting Thursday evening at the Stein, Hoppe and Hax store in Fullerton. This is an important meeting and all are urged to attend. Travel 125 Miles But Can't Find B. B. Park "Where is Monterey Park?" That is flashing thru the minds of American Legion baseball players. Capt. Walter Altnow and his cohorts left Anaheim yesterday noon for that place to play a team which the baseball association had scheduled for them. They were directed to the vicinity of Redondo. There was no such place there and were referred to a park near Los Angeles. The vets traveled around neighborhood and when they failed to locate such a baseball diamond, turned around and headed for Anaheim after travelign about 125 miles. Mr. Altnow plans to attend a meeting of the baseball association which controls the Legion games, in Los NEW TODAY WANTED TO EXCHANGE—Good business in Santa Ana as Ist payment on ranch property. Ph. 181-44 or address P. O. box 4, Anaheim. BEAUTIFUL HOME PRICKED TO SELL 6 rooms, breakfast room, new and absolutely modern throughout. Large bed rooms, hardwood floors throughout, fine corner lot, only 3 blocks from flagpole, actually priced at less than you could build it today, terms easy. W. L. Morris Realty Co. Exclusive Agents Room 2 Golden State Bank Bldg 7 SALES IN 5 DAYS KEEP THE GOOD WORK UP HOUSES OF ALL KIND FROM 2 TO 10 ROOM GOOD TERMS AND PRICES $500 DOWN Santa Ana st., 4 room modern $2,900. $1,000 DOWN, Pauline St., 3 room, built-in features $2,700. $1,750 DOWN, Dandy close in, 6 room furnished, will take in lot $7,000. $2,500 DOWN, on Zeyn, new beautiful 5 room, $6,800. LOS ANGELES, 2 STORY, 9 ROOM, A-1 modern home, upto-last minute, EXCHANGE FOR HOME here, $18,000. $1,000 DOWN, good 7 room, income property, renting 3 rooms,$5,500. BUNGALOW COURT, 5-4 room flats. A real bargain, fine income, close in $18,000, some terms. LODI RANCH, 15 Acres, 2 and 3 year grapes, 8 room house, water and 1 mile from Lodi,$30,000 terms. $1,000 DOWN. Will handle this $4½ acres, $2¼ in 3 year valencias, 4 room house, fine barn garage, phone and will take in a house,$9,000. HASTI MOVES ARE going fine apartment lot corner, Chartress and Clementine at sacrifice $8-000.$3,000 will handle it hurry.$30 DOWN, Corner on Center St., $2,650. LOTS ALL PRICES AND TERMS THE INVESTMENT GETS $150,000,000 Generating Stations. Mating Stations. Payees. Transmission Lines. Distributing Lines. R SERVED TO BOWNS. Street Car Service. MINOR ACCIDENTS REPORTED TO POLICE Two minor accidents were reported to local police today from Center and Los Angeles-ats. A Ford belonging to the So. Gas Co. of Los Angeles and Mack truck owned by D. Spennetta of Orange smashed together near the flag pole about 10 a.m. today, the Ford being damaged. A car belonging to Lillian Snyder of Long Beach, and a car owned by J. H. C. Shurman of Huntington Beach collided. Both cars were damaged. Summary: Innings pitched by son, Taylor. Bases on balls, off Sal-Brown, 1; Taylor, 8; Salveson, 7; veson, 1; Hughes, 4; Taylor, 10; Hughes, 2. Home runs, McDowell. Brown, 1. Struck out, by Salveson, 4; Two-base hits, Allbenus, Jake WIl- Hughes, 2; Taylor, 9; Brown, 1. Walter Altnow and his cohorts left Anaheim yesterday noon for that place to play a team which the baseball association had scheduled for them. They were directed to the vicinity of Redondo. There was no such place there and were referred to a park near Los Angeles. The vets traveled around that neighborhood and when they failed to locate such a baseball diamond, turned around and headed for Anaheim after travelign about 125 miles. Mr. Altnow plans to attend a meeting of the baseball association which controls the Legion games, in Los Angeles this evening. LOTS ALL PRICES AND TERMS from $75.00 up FRANZ REALTY CO. 102 So. Clementine THE FIRM WITH BARGAINS Phone 103-J PROFESSIONAL CARDS Telephone 554 X-Ray Diagnosis DR. W. L. SPATES Dentist Suite 211-12 Kraemer Building Anaheim, Calif. DR. C. S. O'TOOLE Physician & Surgeon Phone: Residence 546 Office 569 Dr. John A. 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WN Dandy close in, 6ashed, will take in lot WN, on Zeyn, new room, $6,800. BELES, 2 STORY, 191 modern home, upstate, EXCHANGE FOR $18,000. WN good 7 room, innerty, renting 3 rooms. WN COURT, 5-4 room real bargain, fine in $18,000, some CH, 15 Acres, 2 andapes, 8 room house, 1 mile from Lodi, WN. Will handle this 2¼ in 3 year valooom house, fine barn one and will take in 1,000. NOTS are going, fine lot corner. Chartreas at sacrifice $8-will handle it, hurry.N. Corner on Center PRICES AND TERMS MATHEWS IN FINE SHAPE FOR RETURN That the "fight shanty" on the sugar factory grounds will be packed to capacity tomorrow night seems to be the opinion—for if ever a boxing card hereabouts looked the real goods tomorrow night's ooos. The drawing card is the return of "Red" Mathews popular local boy. Mathews reports himself in fine trim and tells his friends not to worry on account of poor condition. As Recce is also in fine settle in whirlwind scrap is being hanked upon. Young Otto and Young Leo, lig! heavyweights who feature in the main go, also report themselves in the "pink". As both are heavy punchers as well as whirlwind mixers there is no telling just how long the bout will last. In the special event, Oklahoma Paul Wilkins and "Irish Jimmy? Clayton clash at 122 pounds. Wilkins is well known to local bugs for his heavy hitting and wiltingness to chance it in.the ring. Clayton is out to redeem himself for his recent poor showing against Kid Loule. In the preliminaries, Tex Jones is on again for his first start in several weeks. His hand is O K once more and Tex says "the old sock is still there. He meets tough Tommy Reddy. Reddy has three K O's to his credit in his last three starts. Game Danny Hereris is back again and is handed a new comer to Elmer Trimble of San Berdoo. A fast curtain riser between willing mixers starts the show. Plain Dealer Want Ads Get results CORONADO HI GIRLS CHALLENGE LOCALS Coach Irene Jacques of Anaheim H. S. has received a challenge from the Coronado coach for a basket ball game Friday, Mar. 23 or 30. Coronado girls are champs of San Diego co. Coach Jacques wired back an acceptance for the latter date. It has not been decided whether the game will be played in the afternoon or evening. However, at any time, it is assured the local gym will be crowded with H. S. Patrons who desire to see the girls in action and especially at a championship game. FRESHMAN TENNIS SQUAD KEEPS BUSY Capt. Billy Utter of the freshman tennis squad at Anaheim H. S. is keeping his teammates busy at practice games and ending the round robin series that determines who is to play on the freshman team. At the close of the series, Max Moody will have list singles; Billy Utter, second; Guy Duckworth; third; Billy Grafton, fourth; Woods, fifth; and Warren Lampman, sixth. These boys have issued a challenge to the first team lads. ANAHEIM & ORANGE GIRLS CLASH TUES. Anaheim and Orange girls baseball teams will tangle at Anaheim tomorrow in a practice battle. The Oranges co-season opens Thursday and Anaheim will line-up with the fast Pullerton team. The game will be played at Fullerton. HOME OWNER'S BARGAIN We believe the man who buys this property will be wise and the one who does not will be otherwise. For the young business man who is just starting out and cannot own one of those man-stons on Broadway yet wants a new home of refinement in a select neighborhood and just off the boulevard and with an income attached—this will appeal to the business judgment. The property consists of a beautiful new 5' room bungalow with hardwood in main rooms, a beautiful the months fireplace, large bedrooms and delightful kitchen with large breakfast nook with individual chairs. On the rear of the lot is a large double garage and a three room apartment with every convenience and built in including a wall bed fireplace and laundry tubs. We HOME OWNERS BARGAIN We believe the man who buys this property will be wise and the one who does not will be otherwise. For the young business man who is just starting out and cannot own one of those mansions on Broadway yet wants a new home of refinement in a select neighborhood and just off the boulevard and with an income attached—this will appeal to business judgment. The property consists of a beautiful 5 room bungalow with hardwood in main rooms, a beautiful 3 month fireplace, large bedrooms and delightful kitchen with large breakfast nook with individual chairs. On the rear of the lot is a large double garage and a three room apartment with every convenience and built in including a wall bed, fireplace and laundry tubs. We can guarantee to keep this rented at a first class rent. The rental will easily pay 6% on the total investment. We conscientiously recommend this to your attention. Mr. Home buyer and we believe it will not be unsold over this week. WELLMAN & TAGGART 116 No. Los Angeles Street WHO IS GETTING THE REAL PROFITS FROM OIL? The Land Owner—of Course We all can't be oil land owners-BUT we can OWN Land Owners Royalty And share in the profits even from a small investment, in many wells, proven territory, SIGNAL HILL, HUNTINGTON BEACH, SANTA FE SPRINGS. INTERESTED! CALL OR WRITE LANDOWNERS ROYALTY SYNDICATE 950 B. Amerlean Ave. Long Beach, Calif. 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 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 hearing and in fine condition. Fumigated and fertilized with sheep and cow manure. Should not $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 3725 E. 2nd Street Phone 314270 Long Beach, Calif. 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. LOLY AUDIT CO. Expert Accountants and Income Tax Specialists Suite 200-201 New S. Krammer Building Phone $19 Anaheim, Calif. Till March 15th Office Open to 10 P.M.