oc-plain-dealer 1923-11-07

ITO PLANT BURNS FORESTVILLE, Nov. 7.—Fire early today completely destroyed the big Ito apple dryer plant here, together with 28 tons of dried apples and several tons of green apples, with a loss estimated at $10,000. The plant was the largest in Sonoma county. The entire community joined in fighting the fire, which threatened several large fruit warehouses and adjoining residences. THE KOOK SEZ If I were a Poet I'd write a verse Bout, we sit the foot As well as the purse" Kafateria Shoe Stores. UNITED THEATER, 306 E. Center TONIGHT ONLY MEIKELJOHN AND DUNN VAUDEVILLE 5—BIG ACTS—5 HUGO HAMILTON PRESENTS 12 STARS OF TOMORROW "Alaskan Frolics" SONGS AND DANCES OF 1923 A Real Treat JACK ROZIER Presents "Dogville Days" Vaudeville's Funniest Cycling Act Cycling Zanaros ANAHEIM MAKES 'EM ALL SIT UP Capt. Al Hile and his Anaheim football squad carried away last night's 8 to 7 victory over Fulton, Coach Fitzmorris had perfect working machine, and was only through hard work that the losers captured their touchdown close to the end of the game, when they broke up a formation and made a long pass Dowling to Rapp. Forster kicked goal. Wells' sensational run of 7 yards almost caused a riot. He came back in true form and sang beautiful punting. Well made the touchdown in the first half. Sweeney kicked goal. Coach Shorty Smith starts the game with his second strike but soon changed over. The Anaheim machine has given the county a chance to sit up and tail notice. Anaheim H. S. patrion realize that in Coach Fitzmorris they have a real coach and good fellow. If Anaheim keeps up throughout the rest of the season, the Orange county title will belong here. The only team in sight they will give a battle will be Orange And if Anaheim gridsters down Fullerton, they ought down Orange by twice that soon. Garden Grove and Anaheim fight for honors here Friday while the skeeters go to Garden Grove. Lineup follows: Anaheim (9) Fullerton (8) Rees ... le ... Dowl... Dickman ... lt ... Nels... Harris ... lg ... Edwards... Hile, c ... e ... Fin... Beche ... rg ... Gergin... Gregg ... rt ... Suite... Sloop ... re ... Ra... Sweeney ... q ... Fors... Mulvey ... lh ... Lem... Hays ... rh ... Kiss... Wells ... fb ... Osw... Referee, Kulp; umpire, Turner... HUGO HAMILTON PRESENTS 12 STARS OF TOMORROW "Alaskan Frolics" SONGS AND DANCES OF 1923 A Real Treat JACK ROZIER Presents "Dogville Days" Vaudeville's Funniest Cycling Act Cycling Zanaros The Sunshine Pair Sherman & Pierce The Pantages Favorite LILLIAN RUBY In "A Musical Interlude" —And On The Screen— ETHEL GREY TERRY AND CRAUFORD KENT "THE SELF MADE WIFE" Tomorrow Night WILLIAM DESMOND IN "McQUIRE OF THE MOUNTED" AND RUBE MILLER MACK SENNETT'S FAMOUS MOVIE STAR IN ONE OF HIS COMEDIES AND IN PERSON Presenting His COUNTRY STORE PRESENTS—LAUGHS—FUN Lineup follows: Anahelm (9) Fullerton (6) Rees le Dowle Dickman lt Nels Harris lg Edwards Hile c e Fin Beeche rg Gergin Gregg rt Suit Sloop re Ra Sweeney q Forsythe Mulvey lh Lemer Hays rh Klis Wells fb Oawen Referee, Kulp; umpire, Turner head linesman, Raitt. Buy In Anahelm— BUSINESS WOMEN WILL HAVE TEAM The Business and Profession Women's club is going to have basketball team. The girls sembled for practice last event at the H. S. gym. From the play of talent, the girls should be able to play Santa Ana with the next several weeks. Several of the first team as "skeeter" players from the high school were present to form competition. The next practice will be held next week. Miss Myrtle Winters manager. Buy In Anahelm— LAST NIGHT'S FIGHTS AT NEW YORK—Dave Rohrburg, Brooklyn, lost to Pat Watson, Cincinnati, on a foul in the fifth round. Sammy Vogel, New York won decision over Johnny Dow Cleveland, ten rounds. AT DETROIT—Pinkey Millell, Milwaukee, beat Sid Barry in ten rounds. Buy In Anahelm— Advance Showing of Holiday Shirts Here's the right gift for the well-dressed man of today. There's style in every line and the quality insures longer wearing value. Look over the following items. Then be sure to visit us. Neat Madras Shirts, $2.00 to $4.00 Stylish Broadcloths $3.50 to $5.00 Silk Shrits, $5.00 to $12.50 F.A.YUNGBLUTE Home of Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes 145 W. Center St. Anaheim, Calif. "By All Means Get a Fit" THE PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIF. HEIM MAKES THEM ALL SIT UP Al Hile and his Anaheim squad carried away dishonors through last 9 to 7 victory over Full Coach Fitzmorris had at working machine, and it by through hard work thatars captured their touch-lose to the end of the when they broke up a for-and made a long pass,to Rapp. Forster kicked a sentational run of 70 almost caused a riot. He back in true form and did beautiful punting. Wells the touchdown in the firstweeney kicked goal. A Shorty Smith started with his second string,changed over. The Anaachine has given the coun-nance to sit up and take Anaheim H. S. patrons that in Coach Fitzmorris have a real coach and good anaheim keeps up through out of the season, the Or-county title will belong the only team in sight that is a battle will be Orange. Of Anaheim gridsters can Fullerton, they ought to orange by twice that score. Ben Grove and Anaheim for honors here Friday,the skeeters go to Garden up follows: Union (9) Fullerton (7) le Dowling lt Nelson lg Edwards, c e Finch rg Gergman rt Suiters re Rapp q Forster lb Lemke rh Kisler tb Oswald ree, Kulp; ampire, Turner; LANDIS, JOHNSON PREPARE FOR WAR By DAVIS J. WALSH (I. N. S. Sports Editor) NEW YORK, Nov. 7.—Those hardly old irresconcilables, Judge Landis and Dan Johnson, are reaching toward the hip again with the idea of shooting it out for the control of baseball, according to well informed sources. The war, if any, will be started by Johnson, they say, and finished by Landis, who happens to sit in the driver's seat with a contract so uncompromising as to give him absolute power. He will need it. It was said that judicious efforts are being made by the Johnson faction to discredit Landis and his administration at every turn. Indirect propaganda, dealing only with generalities and innuendoes, have been used for this purpose, it is alleged. The business in question has been taken by the Landis element to mean that a determined effort will soon be launched against the Judge's control of the game. It even has been intimated that Landis will be approached by "friends" who will point out to him the expediency of tendering his resignation. One baseball man recently went so far as to declare that some of the club owners would be satisfied to pay Landis his salary for the duration of his contract, if he would step down from the throne. Upon which, the judge's local spokesman made the statement that Landis will serve the seven years of his contract whether baseball likes it or not. Baseball is "fixing" for a fight again. Landis himself made some few political enemies when he awarded to charity the proceeds of the 1922 world's series game. BUY IN ANAHEIM— BINESS WOMEN WILL HAVE TEAM Business and Professional owns club is going to have a ball team. The girls assed for practice last evening H. S. gym. From the dist of talent, the girls should be to play Santa Ana within next several weeks. General of the first team and other players from the high were present to furnish tition. Next practice will be held week. Miss Myrtle Winters manager. BUY IN ANAHEIM— LAST NIGHT'S FIGHTS NEW YORK--Dave RosenBrooklyn, lost to Pat Walsh, nati, on a foul in the fifth Sammy Vegel, New York, decision over Johnny Downs, and ten rounds. DETROIT—Pinkey Mitchillwaukee, beat Sid Barbarten rounds. BUY IN ANAHEIM— ANAHEIM GIRLS WIN TWO GAMES Adding two more victories, Anaheim H. S. girls first and skeeter teams defeated Montebello Hi 29 to 2 and 54 to 10 respectively yesterday. This was the fourth consecutive victory for each team. Coach Jacques followers stopped right into the lead and completely outplayed Montebello. Evelyn Cordes showed up fine as forward and was responsible for the majority of the points. Lydia Mohr is showing up well and is making accurate shots. Resie Labourlette is fast regaining the starring position she held last year. The guards, Ted Bemlish, Esther Hile and Madeline Toussou, can't be beat. Hazel declare that some of the club owners would be satisfied to pay Landis his salary for the duration of his contract, if he would step down from the throne. Upon which, the judge's local spokesman made the statement that Landis will serve the seven years of his contract whether baseball likes it or not. Baseball is "fixing" for a fight again. Landis himself made some few political enemies when he awarded to charity the proceeds of the 1922 world's series game, called in the tenth innning, without consulting Johnson or John A. Heydler. He cemented this hostility by making arrangements for the last series with Johnson and Heydler ignored. Heydler even wasn't aware that the meeting was being held until notified on its outcome by the newspapers. The propagandists, of course, had been working on the judge for some time previous before this breach of etiquette. However, not all of the adverse comment is nefthal propaganda. Some of it comes from men who helped to elevate Landis to his position after the New York, Chicago and Boston clubs of the American League had taken deep and lasting issue with Johnson on his control of baseball, with particular reference to his decision in the famous Mays case. On that occasion, the National League, in total, lined up with the anti-Johnson trio and voted Landis into one of the biggest and most highly paid offices in public life. Some are said to have lived to regret it. The judge, it is intimated, is entirely too arbitrary to suit some of them. But at the time of his elevation, they signed an agreement to refrain from all public criticism of baseball officials and colleagues. BUY IN ANAHEIM— Only 38 Shots Before Radiating the Christmas Spirit and Rich in Christmas Store is ready on Tip-toe to serve helpful suggestions and just as many rare v SWEATERS solves many a gift would an impractical remembrance. Latest $7.95 This was the fourth consecutive victory for each team. Coach Jacques followers stopped right into the lead and completely outplayed Montebello. Evelyn Cordes showed up fine as forward and was responsible for the majority of the points. Lydia Mohr is showing up well and is making accurate shots. Resie Labourlette is fast regaining the starring position she held last year. The guards, Ted Bemish, Esther Hile and Madeline Toussou, can't be beat. Hazel Wright, new in the game, looks good to the coach. The skeeter team, under the direction of Coach Marie Noil, stepped hard on the visitors. Each opponent was completely outplayed by the Anaheim girls. Again Cuba Carner was the star, making 34 digits. Ember Heyne, another forward, made the majority of the remaining points. Lydia Prahm appeared in a suit yesterday and brot down six points. The skeeters feel like they can take on any team in the south. They have a wonderful machine and display excellent team work. Their high jumping after the ball is a remarkable feature. They seem to grab it out of the air. A practice game will be played at Tustin tomorrow. —Buy In Anaheim— Try a Plain Dealer Want Ad. Results COUGHS, COLDS, WHOOPING COUGH Mrs. Will Hall, R. No. 2, Baxley Ga., states: "I am writing to all who suffer from coughs, colds, croup or whooping cough. I cannot recommend Foley's Honey and Tar too much, and I can't keep house without it. Have been using since 1919 and have found it the best medicine there is for grown-ups and children." Best and largest selling cough and cold remedy in the World. Refuse substitutes. On sale at Heying's Pharmacy. Fireproof Storage $5.00 Per Month 24 Hour Service WEST BROS. 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