oc-plain-dealer 1923-08-30

BASEBALL BOXING SPORTS IF GIANTS DO NOT WIN THEY'RE BUMS (By Davis J. Walsh) (I. N. N. Sports Editor) NEW YORK, Aug. 30 — If John McGraw had handpicked the National League schedule for the ensuing two weeks, he hardly could have arranged matters to the greater satisfaction of the New York Giants. The latter will either win the pennant within the interval named or prove themselves the finest in oppor-tunists since the Pittsburgh Pirates failed to preserve a seven and a half game lead late in the season for 1921. The Giants hold a three and a half game edge over the Reds today. This margin of safety may be doubled before the end of two weeks. The schedule is top-heavy with Giant luck. The McGraw entry today begins a three game series with the Dodgers, a demoralized outfit which has lost nine straight. To date the Dodgers have been able to win only five out of 14 from the Giants. The next victim is the tail-end Braves for four games. Their record against the Giants is four victories in 15 games so that series seems to be in the bag also. The Phillies, who have lost 15 games in 19 with the Giants, follow the Braves here for a three game series, after which the Giants will jump over to Boston and dally with the Braves again. The Reds, in the meantime, will be in a running fight in the west, in successive series they will take on the Cubs, the Cardinals and Pirates and will do well to win seven of the 12 games played. In the season's returns to date, the Reds have won six and lost eight to the Pirates, won ten and lost eight to the Cubs and won eight and lost seven to the Cardinals. SARGUM PROUTINGS Have you seen "The Covered Wagon" yet? We are not trying to advertise a moving picture play, but we think that everyone who can should see this great picture. It is a lesson in history that will stay with us through all cur lives. The Covered Wagon will be shown all over the country but never with such setting and atmosphere as at Grauman's Hollywood Egyptian Theatre. This theatre is staging a wonderful prologue with real Indian chiefs, covered wagons and camp scenes of the time that the covered wagon was making history. The picture portrays the crossing of one of the largest wagon trains from Kansas City to the new Oregon territory. The gold strikes of 1249 turned about half the train into California. The many hardships of the pioneers are perfectly portrayed in this wonderful picture. There are Indian fights, river fording, buffalo hunts, in fact all the events of the early wagon train life. Of course there is a romance that threads its way through the entire picture which tends to hold the interest. There were 3000 people employed in the making of the picture. Of this number 1000 were real Indians. Much effort and money was expended in getting these Indians to take part. The government thinks so well of the picture that a duplicate film will be preserved in the Smithsonian Institute for historical purposes. Do not miss this great picture. Chief of Police Volmer has recom- BASEBALL NATIONAL New York ... 201 10 Brooklya ... 931 80 Batteries; Scott; Iv Grimes and Taylor; Boston ... 100 90 Philadelphia ... 010 00 Batterica; Marq Smith; Ring and He St. Louis ... 050 00 Pittsburgh ... 050 00 Batteries: Haines Morrison, Hamilton AMERICAN Washington... 200 00 New York... 101 00 Batteries: Zachary Ruel, Gharrity; Pennan Philadelphia... 000 00 Boston ... 500 00 Batterics: Naylor er and Perkins; Ehn Detroit ... 000 00 St. Louis ... 201 00 Dauss, Holloway shocker and Colli Thirteen innings: Cleve. 002 000 00 Chgo. 000 100 00 Uhle, Thurston and Cvengros and Sch forbidden the use of sons for its taboo ha plain as yet. The big ball mann the call of our cli conditioning of their ent it appears as if the Pirates and Glan West with the Cub DEMPSEY RESUMES SPARRING PRACTICE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, N.Y., Aug. 30—After his three days lay-off, Jack Dempsey was ready to resume sparring with his boxing partners this afternoon. The champion figured on going a little slow and not speeding up his work until Saturday. Jack McAuliffe, who knows from experience how fast and how hard Luis Firpo can shoot them in, has joined the Dempsey camp and will try to demonstrate the Argentine's method of attack while boxing with the champion. But McAuliffe has made one provision. It is: "Hey, champion, don't get the idea that I am Firpo. No, sir, don't get that idea. Just remember that I am a demonstrator not a fistic product of South America." LAST NIGHT'S FIGHTS LONG ISLAND CITY—Carl Duane New York, got the decision over Jack (Kid) Wolfe, Cleveland, eight rounds. Chief of Police Volmer has recommended to the L.A. commission that the Madison Square Garden boxing permit be canceled. This is just as we thought, the chief is going to put boxing out in the city of Los Angeles. The Cincinnati Reds must not have much hope of beating the Giants in the National League race, as they are making all preparations for a barnstorming trip to our land. If they were thinking of the pennant they would not be thinking of coming to the coast. Pennant winners are not permitted to indulge in barnstorming. "Old Sam" the ball bat being manufactured by Sam Crawford at his Revera home, is stirring up a great fuss in ball circles. The bat is made of four pieces of wood glued together. The rules are worded to the effect that a ball bat is a piece of wood so shaped and of such a length. The Crawford bat seems to give more driving power, and will last longer than the ordinary bat. All American League players have been romance that threads its way through the entire picture which tends to hold the interest. There were 3000 people employed in the making of the picture. Of this number 1000 were real Indians. Much effort and money was expended in getting these Indians to take part. The government thinks so well of the picture that a duplicate film will be preserved in the Smithsonian Institute for historical purposes. Do not miss this great picture. Chief of Police Volmer has recommended to the L.A. commission that the Madison Square Garden boxing permit be canceled. This is just as we thought, the chief is going to put boxing out in the city of Los Angeles. The Cincinnati Reds must not have much hope of beating the Giants in the National League race, as they are making all preparations for a barnstorming trip to our land. If they were thinking of the pennant they would not be thinking of coming to the coast. Pennant winners are not permitted to indulge in barnstorming. "Old Sam" the ball bat being manufactured by Sam Crawford at his Revera home, is stirring up a great fuss in ball circles. The bat is made of four pieces of wood glued together. The rules are worded to the effect that a ball bat is a piece of wood so shaped and of such a length. The Crawford bat seems to give more driving power, and will last longer than the ordinary bat. All American League players have been romance that threads its way through the entire picture which tends to hold the interest. There were 3000 people employed in the making of the picture. Of this number 1000 were real Indians. Much effort and money was expended in getting those Indians to take part. The government thinks so well of the picture that a duplicate film will be preserved in the Smithsonian Institute for historical purposes. Do not miss this great picture. Chief of Police Volmer has recommended to the L.A. commission that the Madison Square Garden boxing permit be canceled. This is just as we thought, the chief is going to put boxing out in the city of Los Angeles. The Cincinnati Reds must not have much hope of beating the Giants in the National League race, as they are making all preparations for a barnstorming trip to our land. If they were thinking of the pennant they would not be thinking of coming to the coast. Pennant winners are not permitted to indulge in barnstorming. "Old Sam" the ball bat being manufactured by Sam Crawford at his Revera home, is stirring up a great fuss in ball circles. The bat is made of four pieces of wood glued together. The rules are worded to the effect that a ball bat is a piece of wood so shaped and of such a length. The Crawford bat seems to give more driving power, and will last longer than the ordinary bat. All American League players have been romance that threads its way through the entire picture which tends to hold the interest. There were 3000 people employed in the making of the picture. Of this number 1000 were real Indians. Much effort and money was expended in getting these Indians to take part. The government thinks so well of the picture that a duplicate film will be preserved in the Smithsonian Institute for historical purposes. Do not miss this great picture. Chief of Police Volmer has recommended to the L.A. commission that the Madison Square Garden boxing permit be canceled. This is just as we thought, the chief is going to put boxing out in the city of Los Angeles. The Cincinnati Reds must not have much hope of beating the Giants in the National League race, as they are making all preparations for a barnstorming trip to our land. If they were thinking of the pennant they would not be thinking of coming to the coast. Pennant winners are not permitted to indulge in barnstorming. "Old Sam" the ball bat being manufactured by Sam Crawford at his Revera home, is stirring up a great fuss in ball circles. The bat is made of four pieces of wood glued together. The rules are worded to the effect that a ball bat is a piece of wood so shaped and of such a length. The Crawford bat seems to give more driving power, and will last longer than the ordinary bat. All American League players have been romance that threads its way through the entire picture which tends to hold the interest. There were 3000 people employed in the making of the picture. Of this number 1000 were real Indians. Much effort and money was expended in getting these Indians to take part. The government thinks so well of the picture that a duplicate film will be preserved in the Smithsonian Institute for historical purposes. Do not miss this great picture. Chief of Police Volmer has recommended to the L.A. commission that the Madison Square Garden boxing permit be canceled. This is just as we thought, the chief is going to put boxing out in the city of Los Angeles. The Cincinnati Reds must not have much hope of beating the Giants in the National League race, as they are making all preparations for a barnstorming trip to our land. If they were thinking of the pennant they would not be thinking of coming to the coast. Pennant winners are not permitted to indulge in barnstorming. "Old Sam" the ball bat being manufactured by Sam Crawford at his Revera home, is stirring up a great fuss in ball circles. The bat is made of four pieces of wood glued together. The rules are worded to the effect that a ball bat is a piece of wood so shaped and of such a length. The Crawford bat seems to give more driving power, and will last longer than the ordinary bat. All American League players have been romance that threads its way through the entire picture which tends to hold the interest. There were 3000 people employed in the making of the picture. Of this number 1000 were real Indians. Much effort and money was expended in getting these Indians to take part. The government thinks so well of the picture that a duplicate film will be preserved in the Smithsonian Institute for historical purposes. Do not miss this great picture. Chief of Police Volmer has recommended to the L.A. commission that the Madison Square Garden boxing permit be canceled. This is just as we thought, the chief is going to put boxing out in the city of Los Angeles. The Cincinnati Reds must not have much hope of beating the Giants in the National League race, as they are making all preparations for a barnstorming trip to our land. If they were thinking of the pennant they would not be thinking of coming to the coast. Pennant winners are not permitted to indulge in barnstorming. "Old Sam" the ball bat being manufactured by Sam Crawford at his Revera home, is stirring up a great fuss in ball circles. The bat is made of four pieces of wood glued together. The rules are worded to the effect that a ball bat is a piece of wood so shaped and of such a length. The Crawford bat seems to give more driving power, and will last longer than the ordinary bat. All American League players have been romance that threads its way through the entire picture which tends to hold the interest. There were 3000 people employed in the making of the picture. Of this number 1000 were real Indians. Much effort and money was expended in getting these Indians to take part. The government thinks so well of the picture that a duplicate film will be preserved in the Smithsonian Institute for historical purposes. Do not miss this great picture. Chief of Police Volmer has recommended to the L.A. commission that the Madison Square Garden boxing permit be canceled. This is just as we thought, the chief is going to put boxing out in the city of Los Angeles. The Cincinnati Reds must not have much hope of beating the Giants in the National League race, as they are making all preparations for a barnstorming trip to our land. If they were thinking of the pennant they would not be thinking of coming to the coast. Pennant winners are not permitted to indulge in barnstorming. "Old Sam" the ball bat being manufactured by Sam Crawford at his Revera home, is stirring up a great fuss in ball circles. The bat is made of four pieces of wood glued together. The rules are worded to the effect that a ball bat is a piece of wood so shaped and of such a length. The Crawford bat seems to give more driving power, and will last longer than the ordinary bat. All American League players have been romance that threads its way through the entire picture which tends to hold the interest. There were 3000 people employed in the making of the picture. Of this number 1000 were real Indians. Much effort and money was expended in getting these Indians to take part. The government thinks so well of the picture that a duplicate film will be preserved in the Smithsonian Institute for historical purposes. Do not miss this great picture. Chief of Police Volmer has recommended to the L.A. commission that the Madison Square Garden boxing permit be canceled. This is just as we thought, the chief is going to put boxing out in the city of Los Angeles. The Cincinnati Reds must not have much hope of beating the Giants in the National League race, as they are making all preparations for a barnstorming trip to our land. If they were thinking of the pennant they would not be thinking of coming to the coast. Pennant winners are not permitted to indulge in barnstorming. "Old Sam"the ball bat being manufactured by Sam Crawford at his Revera home, is stirring up a great fuss in ball circles. The bat is made of four pieces of wood glued together. The rules are worded to the effect that a ball bat is a piece of wood so shaped and of such a length. The Crawford bat seems to give more driving power, and will last longer than the ordinary bat. All American League players have been romance that threads its way through the entire picture which tends to hold the interest. There were 3000 people employed in the making of the picture. Of this number 1000 were real Indians. Much effort and money was expended in getting these Indians to take part. The government thinks so well of the picture that a duplicate film will be preserved in the Smithsonian Institute for historical purposes. Do not miss this great picture. Chief of Police Volmer has recommended to the L.A. commission that the Madison Square Garden boxing permit be canceled. This is just as we thought, the chief is going to put boxing out in the city of Los Angeles. The Cincinnati Reds must not have much hope of beating the Giants in the National League race, as they are making all preparations for a barnstorming trip to our land. If they were thinking of the pennant they would not be thinking of coming to the coast. Pennant winners are not permitted to indulge in barnstorming. "Old Sam"the ball bat being manufactured by Sam Crawford at his Revera home, is stirring up a great fuss in ball circles. The bat is made of four pieces of wood glued together. The rules are worded to the effect that a ball bat is a piece of wood so shaped and of such a length. The Crawford bat seems to give more driving power, and will last longer than the ordinary bat. All American League players have been romance that threads its way through the entire picture which tends to hold the interest. There were 3000 people employed in the making of the picture. Of this number 1000 were real Indians. Much effort and money was expended in getting these Indians to take part. The government thinks so well of the picture that a duplicate film will be preserved in the Smithsonian Institute for historical purposes. Do not miss this great picture. Chief of Police Volmer has recommended tothe L.A.commissionthattheMadisonSquareGardenboxingpermitbecanceledThisisjustaswethought,thechiefisgoingtousehisclubwithitappearsontheinningofthebigleagues.timeplayerandsecouldwellusehistime.Thewonderhistewentdownforsone Louislandcity—CarlDuaneNewYorkgotthedecisionoverJack(Kid)Wolfe,Cleveland,eightrounds. ReductioninPriceonMaxwell-CHALME COUPLED WITH THE MOST ASTOUNDING MOTOR CAR VALUE IN THE ENTIRE INDUSTRY COMES OUR ANNOUNCEMENT OF A NEW LOW RECORD IN RAIL GARD TO PRICE— COUPLED WITH THE MOST ASTOUNDING MOTOR CAR VALUE IN THE ENTIRE INDUSTRY COMES OUR ANNOUNCEMENT OF A NEW LOW RECORD IN R GARD TO PRICE— MAXWELL Standard Touring ... Now $795 MAXWELL Sport Touring ... Now $960 MAXWELL Club Coupe ... Now $935 CHALMERS Standard Touring ... Now $1185 CHALMERS 5-Pass. Sedan Coach ... Now $1535 All Prices F. O. B. Detroit—Revenue Tax to Be Added IF YOU WANT TO KNOW WHAT REAL RIDING COMFORT IS— IF YOU WANT TO KNOW WHAT REAL ECONOMY IS— IF YOU WANT TO KNOW THE REAL REASON FOR THE NUMBER OF GOO MAXWELLS YOU SEE ON THE ROAD— Investigate the GOOD MAXWELL 201 So. Spadra R. G. ADAMS Distributor for Anaheim, Fullerton and Northern Orange Coun THE PLAIN DEALER, 'ANAHEIM, CALIF. TENNIS GOLF BASEBALL TODAY NATIONAL LEAGUE R. H. F New York ... 201 100 100—5 13. 0 Brooklyn ... 91 100 000—4 6. 0 Batteries; Scott, Ityan and Cowdy; Grimes and Taylor. Boston ... 100 001 000—2 8. 0 Philadelphia ... 010 000 000—1 9. 1 Batterica; Marquard and E. Smith; Ring and Henline. St. Louis ... 050 000 010—6 14. 3 Pittsburg ... 000 100 012—4 9. 1 Batteries: Haines and Alamith; Morrison, Hamilton and Gooch. AMERICAN LEAGUE R. H. E. Washington... 200 001 000—3 9. 0 New York... 101 002 00x—10. 1 Batteries: Zachary, Russell and Ruel, Gharrity; Pennock and Hotman. Philadelphia... 990 000 001—1 8. 0 Boston ... 500 000 05x—8. 8. 2 Batteries: Naylor, Helmach, Walker and Perkins; Ehmke and Picinich. Detroit ... 000 000 000—9. 1 St. Louis ... 201 000 10x—4. 9. 0 Dauss, Holloway and Bassler. Shocker and Collins. Thirteen innings: Cleve. 002 000 000 600—1-311.1 Chgo. 699 100 001 699—2-111.0 Uhle, Thurston and O'Neil. Crengros and Schalk. forbidden the use of this bat, the reasons for its taboo has not been made plain as yet. The big ball managers have heard the call of our climate for spring conditioning of their teams. At present it appears as if the White Sox, the Pirates and Giants will come out West with the Cubs. Next spring COACH JACQUES TO HOLD REINS AGAIN GOVERNOR McCRAY'S CREDITORS MEET INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 30.—A meeting of creditors of Gov. Warren T. McCray of Indiana, has been calied at the Severin Hotel for Friday, it was learned today following the announcement from Kentland that he had resigned as head of the discount and deposit bank. The governor's action followed rumors of financial difficulties and the holding of several meetings here in which friends headed by a former high state official endeavored to assist him in re-financing. FORMALLY ACCEPT BIGGEST WARSHIP CAMDEN, N. J., Aug. 30.—One of the biggest and most powerful battleships in the world was added to the U.S. navy today when the U.S., Colorado, recently completed at a cost of $27,000,660, was formally accepted. The Colorado and sister ship, West Virginia, are the last super-dreadnaughts which the U.S. will put in service for at least ten years, construction of additional battleships being prohibited by the Washington naval treaty. Simple ceremonies marked the commissioning, festivities being dispensed with because of the public mourning over the death of President Harding. The new crew of the big warship, 1400 strong, is commanded by Captain Reginald Rowan Belknap, in charge of American mine laying squadron in the North Sea during the world war. THREE CONTEST FOR SCHOONER TROPHY GLOUCESTER, Mass., Aug. 30.—Amid whistles and cheers the three contestants for the Lipton and Prentiss trophies, Shamrock, Henry Ford and Elizabeth Howard set off here today in the first free-for-all fishing schooner race off this port in many years. forbidden the use of this bat, the reasons for its taboo has not been made plain as yet. The big ball managers have heard the call of our climate for spring conditioning of their teams. At present it appears as if the White Sox, the Pirates and Giants will come out West with the Cubs. Next spring will see some big time players in our midst. Wally Hood, the Whittier had playing the out field for Los Angeles, is about the likeliest appearing prospect on the coast for a berth in the big leagues. Wally is a big time player and several major teams could well use his services at this time. The wonder is, why and how, was he sent down for more seasoning. One Louis Angel Firpo is not playing to the gallery gods, neither is he waisting the coin of the realm—putting on a "front". Most men in his position have stacks of silk shirts, varicolored hosiery, etc., but Louis Angel even is negligent in his dress and personal appearance. The writers are riding him to beat the band because he does not appear as a fashion plate. In fact, Louis Angel does not do anything as the writers would have him. He is not popular but he gets what he is after just the same, and may take the champion ship of the world with as little ado as he has taken all else. He surely is confident of his ability and that is nearly half the battle. Evelyn Cordes, Mae Requarth, Irma Young and Esther Hile forming a nucleus around which Coach Jacques can weave a championship team. Rosie Labourdette, who has played forward on the skeeter for three years, has notified Coach Jacques that she has taken on several inches of height during the summer and will be able to try out for the first team. Miss Labourette is a star player and the first team will be sure of another championship if she is given a place. Anaheim Hi has annexed two cups by winning championships and hopes to repeat. A brilliant season is expected because Miss Jacques has players from the second and skeeter teams to draw from and the outlook is good. The inter-class games arouses pep and enthusiasm and the coach is given this opportunity to pick the best players. The class games will be played off within the first month of school. Class managers and captains are chosen. Mae Requarth is the basketball captain for the coming year. The baseball girls are going to win back the cup or make any other team run for the money. Last year Fullerton won from Anaheim the cup which the Mother Colony girls had captured the previous year. Anaheim only lost by one game. The prospects are excellent for a baseball team this year. Girls track will be featured more strongly this year, especially from an inter-class standpoint. Coach Jacques will not try to arrange meets with many outside schools but will arrange competition among the classes. Girls tennis meets and swimming matches will be turned over to L. E. Sutherland, who will have charge of both the girls and girls branch of athletics. Mr. Sutherland is an Anaheim H. S. graduate and is familiar with these activities. He assisted Coach Ray Elliott in his work last year. Coach Jacques plans to enter her teams in all the county-leagues and will also invite outside competitions. An active season with a share of victories is looked forward to by the Anaheim mentor. Tagging All the Bases The Reds stubbed a toe in the eastern appearance, losing a 2 to 1 decision to the Braves and incidentally a half game in the league race. The pitching of Genewich and a single by McInnins in the tenth proved an ample sufficiency. Win early and avoid the rush, was the motto of the Tigers in beating the Senators 9 to 6. They scored all their runs of Mitchell and Marberry in the first three innings and then subsided. Cooper was sent on his left handed way in less than two innings, the Cubs beating the Pirates, 6 to 2. Kauffman was strong at all times. charge of American mine playing squadron in the North Sea during the world war. THREE CONTEST FOR SCHOONER TROPHY GLOUCESTER, Mass., Aug. 30. Amid whistles and cheers the three contestants for the Lipton and Preniss trophies, Shamrock, Henry Ford and Elizabeth Howard set off here today in the first free-for-all fishing schooner race off this port in many years. SAY NOLAN ROBBED SERVICE STATIONS Christopher Nolan, alias James Dailey, now held in the county jail, is believed by Sheriff Sam Jernigan and the Anaheim police to have been responsible for many of the burglaries of service stations in Orange county. The Blue and Gold station between Anaheim and Fullerton, robbed several times, is thought to have been one of Nolan's victims. Nolan was arrested on instructions from Los Angeles on a burglary charge. BLAZE IN CONVENT PITTSBURGH, Aug. 30. One nun was overcome by smoke and 50 at St. Mary's convent were hastily driven out by fire which raged on the third and fourth floors early today. The estimated damage is $40,000. Some of the stuff appearing in magazines indicates that the authors are close personal friends of the editors. VALUE IN THE ENTIRE Y LOW RECORD IN RENow $795 Now $960 Now $935 Now $1185 Now $1535 Tax to Be Added PORT IS— THE NUMBER OF GOOD WELL MS Fulllerton Calif. Southern Orange County ally a half game in the league race. The pitching of Genewich and a single by Mcinnins in the tenth proved an ample sufficiency. Win early and avoid the rush, was the motto of the Tigers in beating the Senators 9 to 6. They scored all their runs of Mitchell and Marberry in the first three innings and then subsided. Cooper was sent on his left handed way in less than two innings, the Cubs beating the Pirates, 6 to 2. Kauffman was strong at all times. FIRPO IS DECLARED FIT FOR DEMPSEY ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., Aug. 20. —Luis Firpo is declared by members of his camp to be fit today to meet Jack Dempsey. The challenger will be taken along in easy stages for the remaining days before the big bout on Sept. 14. Firpo is within two pounds of the weight he intends to make for the big fight. His recent bouts have served to bring him around to his present condition, and his work from now on will be limited to guard against the possibility of becoming stale or overtrained. Young Bob Fitzsimmons is scheduled to join the camp today. Other new sparring partners are expected before the end of the week. DIOGENES CAPTURES HOPEFUL STAKES SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y., Aug. 30. —Diogenes, 2-year-old colt belonging to W. M. Jeffords, scored a startling upset when he galloped away with the $40,000 hopeful stakes, one of the richest juvenile events of the eastern racing season. Broadale was second and Sunspero third. The race was a six furlong dash. FRANCHISE HEARING OCT. 2 The hearing on the application of J. C. Hayden of the Southern Counties Gas Co. for a franchise for the Newport Transportation Co., a trucking concern to operate from Newport Beach, will be held probably on Oct. 2, W. R. Williams, State Railroad Commissioner, said today in Santa Ana. Plain Dealer Want-ads bring results. THURSDAY, AUGUST 30, 1923 NEXT LEGION MEET HELD AT MONTEREY EUREKA, Calif., Aug. 30.—Balloting for the selection of a state commander was the outstanding feature of the fifth annual state convention of the American Legion here today. The convention will adjourn this afternoon. Approximately 40 resolutions were passed. A strong fight developed over the resolution that Secretary of War Weeks reconsider his proposal to sell a portion of the presidio, San Francisco military reservation. The resolution finally passed and the legion-palettes went on record as strongly opposed to the sale of any part of any of the military reservations. Monterey has been selected for the 1924 convention. WILL SHIP FRUIT INDEPENDENTLY Elephant brand oranges, handled by the Fullerton Mutual Orange Association will be shipped independently in future, it is announced today by Frank W. Moore, manager of the Elephant Orchards, which has its headquarters in Redlands. Elephant Orchards, which operates packing houses at Redlands, Crafton and Fullerton, is forming its own shipping organization and will make a specialty of the finest grade of oranges, it is stated. Archie M. Pratt, for many years sales manager of the Mutual Orange Distributors, will be sales manager for Elephant Orchards. The association will have, it is estimated, a total production of around 1200 cars during the coming year. Moore, who was an Anaheim visitor yesterday, reports that the naval orange crop outlook in Redlands district is the most promising in many years. Not only will the yield be larger, but the quality of fruit is far above the average. SCOUTS MEET TONIGHT J. M. McKim, scoutmaster of Troop No. 1, Boy Scouts, asks all members to be present tonight at a meeting in the Union High School gym to arrange for a hike next Sunday and Monday to Trabuco canyon. 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