oc-plain-dealer 1924-10-15

FLOOD CONTROL WORK IN SHAPE The Anaheim-Richfield Protection district, in preparation for the rainy weather, has just completed the work of putting its levees into condition out of funds supplied by the county. One of the most dangerous ponits was near the place of John Wallis, recently elected president. Protection work over a stretch of 372 feet was put in, consisting of piling 12 feet deep, with 300 pounds of concrete poured at each one, wire three feet under ground and four feet above ground fastened on the posts, and brush thrown on top. The river will be dragged to remove Russian thistles, so that the bed will offer an unimpeded channel to the current. A. J. Jorgensen of Garden Grove was the contractor. George W. Reid, secretary of the Anaheim C. of C., was elected secretary of the district at the recent reorganization meeting. DELANEY WINNER PORTLAND, Oct. 15. — The wrath and right of Jimmie Delaney, St. Paul light-heavyweight, combined to send Ray Pelkey, rugged Oakland boxer, into dreamland last night in the sixth round of their scheduled 10-round bout. Delany, angered because Pelkey continued to strike low, tore into the Oakland boy with full power and battered him down and out at the end of the fifth round. But the bell saved a knockout. Pelkey came out bleeding and almost helpless in the sixth. Delaney met him with a terrific right and Pelkey went out cold. Eddie Robinson knocked out Frankie Green in the first round of the semi-windup. WOULD TRANSFER SEATTLE SERIES PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 15. — Red Killifer, manager of the league-leading Seattle team, stated today he was hopeful the vote of the Coast league teams would be favorable to his request to have the final four games of the Seattle-Portland series transferred to the Puget Sound city. Killifer stated that the Seattle club had asked President Williams for a vote of the league. The intense interest displayed by Seattle fans and continued bad weather here are reasons given for the change. It is understood, however, that Babe Ruth is scheduled to play an exhibition game in Seattle Sunday, which would interfere with regular Seattle-Portland double-header. Killifer fretted and chafed yesterday as rain poured and prevented his men getting a crack at Portland. A double-header will be played today, starting at 1:30 p.m. The weather, however, is very unsettled and the ball grounds quite soft from last night's rain. DEFENDS TITLE NEW YORK, Oct. 13. — Kid Sullivan, who won the junior lightweight title from Johnny Dundee some months ago, will defend his championship in a 15-round bout with Mike Ballerino. The champion is favored to retain his title. SANTA ANA LOSES TO COMPTON 9-2 Santa Ana's football team lost 9 to 2 to Compton at Compton yesterday in a slow game marked by many fumbles. Blakey and Tetheum, quarter and end, starred for Santa Ana, and Elliott and Fussler for Compton. REALTY BOARDS WILL CO-OPERATE The other reality boards in county will be asked to co-op in putting over the infrastructure to be held here Decorder the auspices of the Cal Real Estate Ass'n, the board elided at its luncheon gate today in the Legion Aux headquarters It is likely, to officers, that Pre Alaise and White of the organization and Edwin T. state real estate commission will be present. The board voted to thank Anaheim C. of C. and city for their telegrams to the convention at Pasadena, closed, regarding the conference here. The board also decided thank Walter Ross, secretrer manager of the Anaheim V Growers' Ass'n, for the nuts he donated to the county at the convention. Among those who gave up on the convention were W. Iliott, state director; W. B. Bird V. Beebe and C. G. S. At the convention it was "county" and not any indian town or board, delegates said day. The Associated Realty of Oranre-co will meet next November 8 at Santa Ana, President White will be honored. It is hoped to make inauguration ceremonies at Glenn D. Willamon, state secretary, expects 300 or 400 rents from many parts of the city to be present. Tomorrow evening the county will meet at Ketner's car arrangement for the Nov. 8 gathers. The local board now is ering the forming of a company to look after real deals in the city. The Sou Realty Board of Los Angeles such a concern, capitalized 000,000. SANTA ANA LOSES TO COMPTON 9-2 Santa Ana's football team lost 9 to 2 to Compton at Compton yesterday in a slow game marked by many fumbles. Blakey and Tetheum, quarter and end, starred for Santa Ana, and Elliott and Fussler for Compton. THURSDAY Horlick's Malted Milk $2.70 REGULAR 3 lbs. CRISCO $72c 6 lbs. CRISCO $1.42 Ben Hur Soap, 10 for $42c Established 1912 Thursday Economy Market Day Special Showing Dining Room Suites EXTRA SPECIAL CLOSE OUT SALE Beautiful combination walnut dining room set; 8 ft. extension table; 1 arm chair and 5 side chairs. This set sold originally for $151.00. Close Out Price $79.75 Pay $9.75 down, balance $10 per month. Italian Combination Walnut Dining Room Set 6 ft. table and 6 chairs. Seats tapestry upholstered and two-tone finish. $84.00 complete EASY TERMS Queen Anne Style Dining Room Set 6 ft. extension table and 4 chairs, walnut finish, seats upholstered in genuine leather. $55.00 EASY TERMS See the above sets in our west window STROUP-BARNES FURNITURE COMPANY Credit Cheerfully Arranged 221-229 E. Center St. Phone 194 Anaheim, Ca REALTY BOARDS WILL CO-OPERATE The other realty boards of the county will be asked to co-operate putting over the industrial conference to be held here Dec. 6 under the auspices of the California Real Estate Ass'n, the board decided at its luncheon gathering day in the Legion Auxiliary's headquarters. It is likely, according to officers, that President Nance and White of the state organization and Edwin T. Keilner, state real estate commissioner, will be present. The board voted to thank the Anaheim C. of C. and city council for their telegrams to the state convention at Pasadena, just used, regarding the conference are. The board also decided to thank Walter Ross, secretary-manager of the Anaheim Walnutowers Ass'n, for the nuts which donated for the county exhibit the convention. Among those who gave reports the convention were W. J. Ellett, state director; W. B. Allen, Jr. V. Beebe and C. G. Sidlen, the convention it was all county" and not any individual or board, delegates said today. The Associated Realty Boards Orange-co will meet next November 8 at Santa Ana, when resident White will be inaugurated. It is hoped to make the inauguration ceremonies annual. Penn D. William, state secretary, expects 200 or 400 realtors from many parts of the state to present. Tomorrow evening the officers the various boards in the county will meet at Ketner's cafe and orange for the Nov. 8 gathering. The local board now is considering the forming of a finance company to look after real estate sales in the city. The Southwest Realty Board of Los Angeles has such a concern, capitalized at $1,-0,000. ANOTHER JOCKEY TO RIDE EPINARD NEW YORK, Oct. 15.—Chronic friction between jockey and trainer was attributed by horsemen today as the reason for Pierre Wertheimer's decision to allow a rider, other than Everett Haynes, to have the leg up on Epinard in the event that another international race is arranged for the fourth championship. It was said that Haynes and Eugene Leigh, the trainer, have not been on the best terms for some time. The jockey's handling of Epinard in his three races on American tracks has been the subject of much criticism. Wertheimer plans to sail for home Saturday, taking Haynes with him. Epinard will be left here in charge of Leigh. ANNEXATION PLAN DEFEATED 20 TO 16 The proposal to annex a large strip of territory laying south of Fullerton and reaching to Anaheim city limits was defeated yesterday in the annexation election, according to complete returns. The vote is announced as 20 opposed to annexation, and 16 in favor. Persons under the age of 18 may not be admitted to opium dens in Java. CITY CERTAIN OF WHOLESALE HOUSE If the wholesale warehouse which Smart & Final intend to place in Northern Orange Co. to accommodate their trade isn't brought to Anaheim, some other wholesale house is likely to place such a house here, according to grocers prominent in the movement. Smart & Final will lease a place, because it regards the venture as an experiment, and extraordinarily good terms were given the first, by which its overhead will be very small, besides assuring it of most of the business of the independent houses. The firm had about made up its mind where to locate previous to being interviewed by the local C. of C. Another big wholesale house—larger than any other in the south—and doubtedly will follow the suit of Smart & Final if the experiment proves successful, and in that case Anaheim would be almost certain to be picked. It is said. MADRID, Oct. 15—King Alfonso of Spain, accompanied by officers of the general staff, left for Seville to open the congress of medical sciences there. YOUTH CITED ON SERIOUS CHARGE Garant Dixon, 17, was back to the juvenile court by Judge French of Fullerton on an elderly woman when the police did not give her second attempt this year. On the first charge turned over to the probation fleer, but was later paroled John Hernandez, charm burglary, waived hearing today, and was over to the superior $5000 bail. ANAHEIM ROTATINGVISITS FULLLED The program at Fullerton Rotarian, featuring roo court. Several Analysts were arrested on charges ing and of having liquor possession. Fines amo$21. Five speed cops on the job and only a few Anaheimers were able to without being captured. dress was delivered by Frank Drumm of Oran spoke on why the need speed cops. The program ranged by Dr. H. D. New "Doc" Barnes of Anaheim. Try a Classified Ad for results. Try a Classified Ad for results. A Class Ad is best little Tomorrow evening the officers the various boards in the counwill meet at Ketner's cafe and range for the Nov. 8 gathering. The local board now is considing the forming of a finance company to look after real estate als in the city. The Southwest alty Board of Los Angeles has such a concern, capitalized at $1,- 0,000. Member of Pioneer Family Passes On Mrs Perfecta Lopez, 48, wife of e A. Lopez, lieutenant of detecies in San Diego, died late yesday at the home of her cousin, G. Yorba, in Santa Ana cannear Peralta. Mrs. Lopez, a member of the Ames family, one the pioneer families of Solliff, had been ill about four days, but came to Anaheim about three weeks ago, hoping for nefit. Besides the husband, there surve three brothers, Daniel C. Ames, Olive; Raymond W. Ames, Ninta Maria; Samuel B. Ames, n Diego, and sister, Mrs. Oscar immer, of San Diego. The body was sent to San Diego is morning for burial, through ocks, Terry & Campbell. 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Note the excellent values listed below! Comforters Comforters in a good size and weight for camping. Only— $1.98 Comforters in silkoline and sateen, cotton filled. Priced from— $2.49 to $7.90 Wool Blankets Wool blankets of excellent quality, come in plains and plain white, gray and tan. Our prices are unusually low. $4.98 to $9.90 Double Cotton Blankets Size 50x72 in gray and tan.....$1.49 Size 54x74, in gray, tan and white.....$1.98 Size 64x76 in gray and tan.....$2.19 Size 66x80 in gray, tan and white.....$2.49 Size 70x80, in gray and tan.....$2.98 Wool Finished Cotton Blankets Size 66x80 in white, gray, and tan.....$3.98 Size 72x84 in white, gray, and tan.....$4.49 CALIF. YOUTH CITED ON SERIOUS CHARGE Garant Dixon, 17, was cited back to the juvenile court today by Judge French of Fullerton on the charge of an attempt assault on an elderly woman whose name the police did not give. This is the second attempt of this kind said to have been made by Dixon this year. On the first charge he was turned over to the probation officer, but was later paroled. John Hernandez, charged with burglary, waived preliminary hearing today, and was bound over to the superior court on $5000 bail. ANAHEIM ROTARY VISITS FULLERTON The program at Fullerton Rotary today was put on by Anaheim Rotarian, featuring a kangaroo court. Several Anaheim men were arrested on charges of speeding and of having liquor in their possession. Fines amounted to $21. Five speed cops were on the job and only a few of the Anaheimers were able to slip thru without being captured. An address was delivered by Judge Frank Drumm of Orange, who spoke on why the necessity of speed cops. The program was arranged by Dr. H. D. Newkirk and "Doe" Barnes of Anaheim. A Class Ad is best little salesman. FEAR TANKER LOST LOS ANGELES, Oct. 15.—Fear tha the oil tanker Cecil County, en route to the Pacific Coast from New York, had met with disaster between Los Angeles and the Panama Canal, was expressed at the agency office of Struthers and Barry today. The vessel, the agency declared, was due to dock here yesterday and has failed to appear. No wireless reports have been received from the ship and all efforts to communicate with her have failed. AT THE HOTEL VALENCIA F. N. Carnahan, D. M. Genest, E. S. Clayer, A. P. Wood, and W. L. DeWitt, Los Angeles; Brucell McDaniel, Redlands; and S. Price, San Francisco. FREE GOAT-GLAND CLINIC NO OPERATION NEEDED—BOTH SEXES TREATED To the Poor, who Can't Pay, Treatment will be given Free.. From those able to pay, a very moderate fee will be accepted. 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