oc-plain-dealer 1923-11-08

STRANGLER MAKES VERY SHORT WORK By Sargum Sprout Strangler Lewis was an exhibition at Orana just about seven minutes last night, and that was long enough to prove to the fans assembled that Mr. Lewis is one whale of a man. Jack Romans might be a tiger in his own class but he is not in the Lewis class. Lewis ran under one of a big steam roller with nonster grab-books attached. Romano could do nothing to stop the monster. Lewis used only the head lock and after allowing the tiger to break foot or five he tightened up on one and the show was over. Lewis had no occasion to use any speed or action. He appeared just a cumbergome monster. His size and strength puts him beyond the class of any ordinary big man. We suppose he has action and we would enjoy seeing him when he had to use it. Greek net Greek when Jim Londos and our old friend Louie Pergantos tangled. Tangled is right, they put on a real honest to goodness hair pulling and both had a plenty to pull. Jim Londos resembles a great big bronze cupid. Ans a god of love he would be a dinger, and his grunting and rough stuff seem so out of place with his baby face that he is really interesting. Pergantos led the way and had the bouncing Greek in several tight places till Jim bounced a flying head-lock on Louie. Louie was befuddled when he came up and ran right into another. Jima seemed bent on twisting Louie's head off, but finally settled down to a straight head-lock and the show was over. The time, 20 minutes. Joe Pilling proved to be too large for Eddie Dyer. Eddie was all there and showed the larger man what a good little man can do so long as he could last. Eddie tried a lot of vicious holds on pilling, but was not strong enough to hold them. Pilling used a lot of stuff before he finally landed a sort of crouch hold that had Eddie hog tied. Jack Herrick; introduced as one of Jack Dempsey's sparring partners, refereed the first two boutts and the one and only "Bool" Montana the last. Herrick may be a boxing expert but as a wrestling referee he is the bunk. "Bool" was introduced before the Londos-Pergantos match and made a short speech which was one of the high lights of the evening. He also challenged Londos and was accepted. "Bool" and Jim love one another like not, and the coming match of two weeks will be about the best thing Orange-co eve saw. "Bool" flopped Londos the first time that they met and Londos returned the debt with interest the next. "Bool" wants a chance to get even with the rought Greek, and the way Jim went after Pergantos last night the fur is bound to fly when he takes the terrible "Bool". Buy In Anaheim— To prevent a fire or explosion, it is best to use kerosene instead of gasoline when cleaning oil and grease from metal parts. STEEL PLANTS BUYING $2,000-000 SITE LOS ANGELES, Nov. 8.—Progging the erection of a $15,000-000 steel plant, and bringing light plans of several of the largest steel companies in the United States for consolidation the Pacific Coast Steel Corp day bot a $2,000,000 site of 24 acres near Long Beach from Los Angeles Dock and Terminal Co. Announcement of the purchase and intimation of the building program planned, were made by T. T. C. Gregory of San Francisco, general counsel for the steel firm. A 600 ton blast furnace, the first unit of which will cost $500,000 will be built on the land it was said. While admitting "this is the foretrunner of consolidation plan of a number of American steel firms," Gregory refused to discuss this angle further. Buy In Anaheim— SUICIDE VERDICT Suicide by hanging was the verdict today of a coroner's jig at the inquest into the death of late Charles F. Kneen, retired capitalist of Santa Ana. NOW IN ANAHEIM Pauley's EUREKA GASOLINE None Better Always Uniform Army and Navy Test Army and Navy Test Watch for a List of Independent Service Stations Which will handle it HEL PLANTS BUYS $2,000,000 SITE ANGELES, Nov. 8.—Presence the erection of a $15,000, jet plant, and bringing to plans of several of the steel companies in the States for consolidation, Suffice Coast Steel Corp toa $2,000,000 site of 200 year Long Beach from the Angeles Dock and Terminal uncement of the purchase estimation of the building on planned, were made by C. Gregory of San Frangeneral counsel for the form. 100 ton blast furnace, the sit of which will cost $6. will be built on the land, said. The admitting "this is the meeting of consolidation plans number of American steel Gregory refused to dissis angle further. BUY IN Anaheim ARROW ESCAPE John Hicks, Santa Ana R. had a narrow escape from injury when her Oakland er was struck by the Chevdan of Lorain Anderson. Pedro yesterday afternoon at First-st. and Tustin-aye. ana. Mrs. Hicks was reade road signs at the time, buty sheriffs reported Anto blame. ICIDE VERDICT De by hanging was the today of a coroner's jury inquest into the death of the Charles F. Kneen, retired st of Santa Ana. BOWLING TONIGHT Fanning Candy Co. of Anaheim meets the Continental National bank tonight on the Broadway alley, Los Angeles, for a So. Cal. Bowling league series. Roehm-Sylvesters of Anaheim are still one point behind the first-place Chesterfield Cigarets in the Mercantile League. Both teams made four points this week. And the locals aren't overly optimistic of crowding the Chesterfields off the top round soon as next week each team plays the "easy mark" the other faced this week. BUY In Anaheim INDICT DEPUTIES LOS ANGELES, Nov. 8.—David S. Larrimer, chief of the transportation department of the sheriff's office, and G. C. Blasdel, a deputy sheriff, were indicted today by the county grand jury for alleged graft in the handling of transportation funds. Larrimer was indicted on eight counts of embezzlement and one of forgery. Blasdel was indicaced on six counts of embezzlement. Ball for each was set at $10,000. 35 TO SEE GAME Thirty-five or more are expected to go from Fullerton, Anaheim and Santa Ana to the big annual homecoming football game between U. of C. and Stanford at Berkeley, Nov. 24, it was announced today. The S. P. is planing two special trains from Los Angeles with special rates. DIEST RETURNS Jake Diest, assistant chief of police, who obtained from Padilla, the alleged confessions he made while in Fullerton, returned yesterday from Sacramento and resumed his duties today. Asked relative to Padilla's accusations against him, that he had beaten him unmercifully to obtain the confession, he replied, "I have nothing to say. I say nothing because it's not true. If it had been true, he would never have been convicted." BUY In Anaheim ENDS IN NON-SUIT A non-suit resulted in the jury trial of Norland vs. Excelsior Creamery in a suit for damages growing out of injuries to a-Fullerton boy, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Norland. An amendment to the complaint which was applied for was denied. ARREST FOUR ON THE LIQUOR CHARGE LOS ANGELES, Nov. 8.—Men were arrested, a large city of liquor and counterfeitools and stamps valued at seco thousand dollars were seized a series of liquor raids conducted today by the Hollywood p and federal authorities. As the result of the raid officers sought a beautiful y woman, said to have acted on "lure" and obtained custo for an alleged liquor ring. E. M. Garrett was arrained when caught loading two cars gin into an automobile. Lark search of his house revealed tional liquor and a large city of labels and stamps, th ficers said. 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