oc-plain-dealer 1923-03-24

SANTA ANA VALLEY IRRIGATION CO. IS SHORT 1500 INCHES The Santa Ana Valley Irrigation Company is short 1500 miners' inches of water and a serious condition faces its growers according to a report from ranchers in Santa Ana today. This condition is no exception. Farm Bureau Director Whedon said today that not only the County's bean crop, but its grains, of which perhaps more than 50 per cent were farmed dry and had no irrigation water, available, were threatened. In fact the proposed Southern Counties' grain exchange is threatened with failure, owing to the increasing likelihood that this year's grain yield will fall. Local growers who have taken the warning of local packing house associations as only the usual thing had better think again, according to Manager G. W. Sandilands of the Anaheim Orange and Lemon Association who decalres that 50 percent more water now is necessary to irrigate thoroly, than was demanded a couple of months ago. Walnuts are receiving attention more than oranges in proportion to acreage, according to men in a position to know. IDEAL WEATHER FOR TRI-COUNTY MEET An ideal daw dawned for the annual tri-counties and field meet at Huntington Beach this afternoon when more than a hundred athletes displayed their talents. It was bound to be a tough race for first places, especially in the sprints, when Cliff Allee of Fullerton; Art Mann, Anaheim; Stroschelm, Santa Ana and Naah, Huntington Beach, entered against a host of others. San Beranardino is known for its sprinters and is likely to have a number in line against the Orange county team. A new record is also expected to power they are going Carthy swallow some they can. The bit can concoct is to fo resign. It's a merry little be finished for years. R. Phillipi, pitch high school against valley league, got hit no-run game. Twenty-seven put-out outs for Phillipi. Todd for other high to shoot at. A few walk had eleven bo baseball and won the championship. Base main branch of at the best ball player hall from that life players that have with the success of Elks and Merchants years are Norwalker Jack Pendleton. An ideal daw dawned for the annual tri-counties and field meet at Huntington Beach this afternoon when more than a hundred athletes displayed their talents. It was bound to be a tough race for first places, especially in the sprints, when Cliff Allee of Fullerton; Art Mann, Anaheim; Strochelm, Santa Ana and Nash, Huntington Beach, entered against a host of others. San Beranardino is known for its sprinters and is likely to have a number in line against the Orange county team. A new record is also expected to be set in the mile run. Vawter, Santa Ana whiz, is in perfect shape and should make the spectators dizzy when he travels the oval. Santa Ana and Fullerton are about equal in the events and their chance of coming out with the majority of points, would be to break into the events against Huntington Beach and San Bernardino. Very little is known of the schools in the other counties as to their stuff but undoubtedly will be the fast prep meet held in some time. Huntington Beach was making a good showing in the tri-counties this afternoon. Although all events had not occurred nor the finals run off keen competition was shown, Reese of Anaheim was showing up well. Following are some of the events: 100 yard dash—1st heat, Nash (H. B.) first; Burnison, Full, second; Congdon, (Uapis) third; time 10:45. Second heat—Allee-Full., first; Cain, San Berdoo, second; Parker, third; time 10:35. Third heat—Green Caffee, first; Crawford, Orange, second; Reese Anaheim, third; time 10:3-5. 120 High hurdles—Nicholas H. B., first; Evana, San Berdoo, second; Kelley, Tustin, third; time 17 flat. Second heat, Nash, H. B. first; Cain, S. A., second; Congdon, Capistrano third; time 20:2-5. Third heat—Allee, Full., first; Green Chaffee, second; Weakley, Orange, third; time 23 flat. 220 Low hurdles Taylor, San Berdoo, first; Nicholas, H. B., second; Burnison, Full., third; time 27. Second heat — Kelley, Tustin, first; Redman, S. A., second; Allen, San Berdoo, third; time 28 flat. Third heat heat—Gordon, S. A. first; Record, Full., second; Barber, Orange third; time 28 flat. Bill’s Cafe Advances At Quakers’ Expense Bill’s Cafe increased the lead in the City Bowling League last night although rolling way below form of the last two weeks. Whittier No. 2 was the victim and sunk lower in the cellar. In the other match, the Keen Hat Store won two out of three from the Bill’s Cafe Advances At Quakers’ Expense Bill’s Cafe increased the lead in the City Bowling League last night, although rolling way below form of the last two weeks. Whittier No. 2 was the victim and sunk lower in the cellar. In the other match, the Keen Hat Store won two out of three from the Silver Moon Cafe. Heffron’s 228 was high score of the night and his total of 608 was high series. Gardella of the losers shot 222 which won the second game and Steinborn with 553 turned in the best score. Silver Moon Cafe Kagam ...179 196 170 545 Bureau Director Wheedon said today. Steinborn ...155 208 190 553 Gambon ...130 126 149 415 Total ...793 892 804 2489 Keen Hat Store Varner ...190 170 144 504 Topham ...141 179 160 480 Ambrose ...182 152 166 501 James ...156 156 190 502 Heffron ...228 177 203 608 Total ...897 825 863 2595 Mooneya Whittier No. 2 McGaugh ...297 146 125 475 Oliver ...151 149 127 427 Piguerron ...121 154 139 414 Mooney ...170 141 168 479 McMasters ...176 135 157 468 Totals ...825 725 716 2266 Bills Cafe Larrison ...177 179 156 512 Johnson ...164 164 125 502 Hunsen ...716 206 150 532 Tanner ...171 152 144 467 Bridgeman ...171 171 144 486 Totals ...859 872 769 2500 ORE TUNNEL TO BE COMPLETE IN 18 MOS. WASHINGTON, March 24.—New York interests connected with the building of the great Sutro tunnel into the famous Comstock lode of Nevada, admitted today that they had promised the department of the interior to proceed with the completion of the tunnel within 18 months or for felt valuable mineral lands adjacent to the tunnel right of way. Construction of the tunnel was begun in 1866. Only four of the contemplated seven miles being built. Free Excursions Will leave the following places at 11 A. Sunday Los Angeles, 319 So. Hill St.; San Pedro, 347 Sixth St.; Santa Ana, 109 W. Third st. Anaheim, 109 N. Los Angeles St.; Huntington Park (and Whittier), 156 S. Pacific Blvd.; Redondo Beach, 121 Diamond St. Ocean Park, 2914 Main St.; Compton, E. Main St. and Long Beach, 125 E. Ocean Ave., and 431 American Ave. THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, 'ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA' power they are going to make McCarthy swallow some bitter pills if they can. The bitterest dose they can concoct is to force McCarthy to reign. It's a merry little war and will not be finished for years to come. R. Phillipi, pitching for Norwalk high school again, Bonita in the valley league, got away with a no-hit no-run game. Twenty of the twenty-seven put-outs were strike outs for Phillipi. This is some record for other high school pitchers to shoot at. A few years back Norwalk had eleven boys to go out for baseball and won the Southern state championship. Baseball is Norwalk's main branch of athletics. Some of the best ball players in the country hall from that little town. Two players that have had much to do with the success of the Anaheim Elks and Merchants for the last three years are Norwalkers, Doty Bush and Jack Pendleton. Sam Sandow the Long Beach middle weight wrestler is going to have another crack at the middle weight crown when he goes on the mat with Johnny Meyers at Hollywood next Wednesday evening. Meyers is going to be allowed the use of his famous stopper hold this time. The betting so far is on even terms so the stopper must not scare the Long Beach mat man much. In their meeting of a few weeks back, with the stopper barred Sandow looked better in a fail each drew. Mrs. Molla Mallory bowed to the ability of Mrs. Beamish, the British star at Cannes, France yesterday. They say Molla is game, one thing she believes in — try, try again and then keep a trying. ANAHEIM COUPLE TO WED A marriage license was issued today for William George Norris, 23, and Miss Mary Irene Kelly, 22, both of Anaheim. FARM BUREAU HAS 1500 MEMBERS NOW Surpassing even recent predictions to say nothing about all previous years, the membership of the Orange County Farm Bureau has reached 1510, with the probable prospect of going to 1550 before the actual end of the membership campaign. Farm Berger ... 184 130 159 453 This compares with 1346 at the close of last year, 1028 in 1991, 1023 in 1920, 837 in 1919 and 704 in 1918. Fullerton with the Placentia association roll added to its own has toped the 200 mark and now is the largest center in the county. Anaheim has added several members since it reached the record mark of 274, near Westminster center, a new VALLECI VAH-YA-SIN-TO Don't Miss It! Big Opening Day Tomorrow--Sunday Of this fine 260-acre home tract on the main Riverside-Redondo Boulevard Compton and Long Beach Boulevard Come on the Free Excuse Spend the day on this old Spanish rancho. Eat a fine country din eloquent Frank Bridges, the celebrated Chautauquan lecturer, and PICK A BARGAIN TO INTRODUCE THIS NEW HOME COMMUNITY W LIMITED PERIOD. SELL 50-FOOT, PARTIALLY I FOR $390 And fully improved residence lots for $59 TO INTRODUCE THIS NEW HOME COMMUNITY WITH LIMITED PERIOD. SELL 50-FOOT, PARTIALLY IN FOR $390 And fully improved residence lots for $590 No such bargains in Southern California. NOTE THIS—Vallecinto is being developed by Californian capitalists, successful men whose word —They are going to make Vallecinto a place in w glad to live. Buy Before the prices go AND NOTE THIS Vallecinto lies between Signal Hill and Santa Fe S oil companies, want oil rights on our property and a Vallecinto Lot Purchasers Would Share in the Excursions owing places at 11 A. M. Sunday So. Hill St.; San Pedro, Nata Ana, 109 W. 3rd st. Los Angeles St.; HuntingWhittier), 156 S. Pacific Beach, 121 Diamond St; Main St.; Compton, 241 Long Beach, 125 E. Ocean American Ave. Del Porte & Rye Realtors Selling Agents 125 E. Ocean Ave LONG BEACH CALIFORNIA' Saturday, March 24, 1923 AU HAS MEMBERS NOW Recent predictions but all previous grip of the Orangeau has reached notable prospect of the actual end campaign. Farm 130 159 453 Smith 1346 at the 1028 in 1921. In 1919 and 704 Placentia assoca its own has top- and now is the county. Ana- several members record mark of center, a new MOTHER'S SACRIFICE LONDON, March 20.—When the brakes of an onrushing automobile failed to work, Sarah Smith held her baby tightly in her arms and turned her back to receive the impact of the blow. The mother was killed, but the child was unhurt. MEGAN VISITS QUEEN MADRID, March 20.—The Queen of Spain invited Megan Lloyd George, youthful daughter of the former British premier, to spend several days as her guest here. Miss Lloyd George complied. About all the flappers seem to be wearing now is outskirts. one, is rapidly nearing completion. San Juan Capistrano is expected to show further additions when the final report is in. —Starbuck's Red. See Classified Ad. FULLERTON LEADS IN JUNIOR MEET Grammar schools of the Fullerton district held a track meet today at the Fullerton H. S. athletic junior playing this morning and the seniors this afternoon. The junior contest the score stood as follows: Fullerton 59, Brea 26, Placentia 17 and La Habra 1. The Brea term won every event in the relay. The members of the winning relay team were: Lawrence Finley, Jack Rich, Robert Kinslie and Henry Weaver. Tom Sims says—If the phone company ever runs out of wrong numbers, it can get plenty off the income tax returns. —Starbuck's Red. 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