The Register from Santa Ana, California • Page 11

SANTA ANA DAILY REGISTER, THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 24, 1921 rAGE ELEVEN va automobile manufacturers say clean your crankcase Engine operation causes steady accumulation of road dust, carbon, fine metal particles, and other impurities in your crankcase oil. This contaminated oil circulates through your engine, impairs its performance and ultimately leads to rapid depreciation and repairs. Your Instruction Book says, out the crankcase regularly and refill with fresh But these important instructions are often disregarded; cleaning the crankcase is a job generally disliked. To meet this need, Modem Crankcase Cleaning Service has been established by first-class garages and other dealers, co-operating with the Standard Oil Company. These garages and dealers use Calol Flushing Oil, scientific agent that cleans out old oil, dirt, grit and other impurities, and does not impair the lubricating efficiency of fresh oil used.

The cleaned crankcase is refilled with the proper grade of Zerolene. Look for the garage or dealer displaying the sign shown below, it means "Better operation and longer engine life, a service promptly given at a nominal cost. MODERN CRANKCASE CLEANING SERVICE We use CALOL RUSHING OIL ZEROLENE STANDARD OIL COMPANY (CALIFORNIA) better operation and tbnger engine life Meat Is High Priced it certainly is necessary for economical egg production. If you feed your hens will get all the meat necessary to keep them in excellent condition and to force them to heavy egg production. is a nothing enters into its making but the highest quality foods.

Try it. NEWCOM BROS. Sycamore at 5th Santa Ana SAN BERNARDINO ORANGE SHOW February 18th to 28th SEE THE ORANGE GROVES on your trip to the Show. the scenic beauty of the Orange Groves matched against towering mountains covered with snow. Motor stages pass through the heart of the citrus groves.

HALF-HOURLY SERVICE Twenty-seven Schedules Daily fastest, most convenient and regular service between Los Angeles and San Bernardino. Make your trip on the big yellow stages. BY MOTOR 8 A Flf SANTA ANA DEPOT Fifth and Sycamore St. Phone 495 UNION STAGE DEPOT 5th and Los Angeles Los Angeles, Calif. C.

A. GARAGE solicity the repair work of Bnick and Oldsmobile owners exclusively. job guaranteed satisfactory. Leave Your Car at 207 FRENCH STREET AND STOP WORRYING CEMENT MILL WORK LUMBER ROOFING GRIFFITH LUMBER CO. Both Phones 3 1022 East Fourth St.

TRAI! Poly high spiked shoe athletes are now on a diet of cinders in their efforts to get into snape tor a hard schedule of track events; members of the basketball squad are on a diet of blood in preparation for the championship tilt next Tuesday at Fullerton in the final game to untangle the triple tie for the Orange league championship and members of the baseball squad are eating diamond dust daily to round themselves into condition for the Orange league schedule. The first dual meet in the Orange league track schedule will be staged here next Wednesday when the Fullerton and Santa Ana teams clash. The local squad is anxoius to start off the season with a victory in the league schedule and the squad is training hard for this event. Two days after the FuLlerton-Santa Ana clash the locals will hike over to Anaheim to meet the track demons from the Mother Colony school and the following week will jaunt over to Huntington Beach to meet the track team of the high school in the high school in te new oil field. Santa Ana has been in two dual track meets so far this season and has had to be satisfied with the short end of the score in both.

Hollywood first took the locals into camp and then Redlands turned the trick the following week. Santa Ana is not discouraged over these two defeats and there has been marked improvement in the work of the squad since the two disasters. Tomorrow the local baseballers will travel up to Pasadena to meet the nine representing the Pasadena high school. In preparation for this game, the locals crossed bats with a team from Anaheim yesterday, the game ending in a 12 to 12 tie. DAVISCOURT AGAIN LOSES IN MAT BOUT WITH TITLE HOLDER According to reports from Rochester, N.

Dick Daviscourt, of Balboa, aspirant for world heavyweight wrestling honors, has again had his husky shoulders pinned to the mat by Ed (Strangler) Lewis. Lewis and Daviscourt met last night and the Strangler pinned Daviscourt to the mat twice in less than two hours. The headlock was barred in this match. Lewis won the first fall in 1:44:50 with a hammerlock and double wristlock after wearing Daviscourt down with wristlocks. The champion won the second fall In 17m.

32s. with a body and arm hold. In the previous match between the two, held about a month ago, Lewis used the headlock on Daviscourt with such telling effect that the latter had to be carried from the ring. HERMAN IS WINNER IN PORTLAND FIGHT PORTLAND, Feb. Herman, the Sacramento featherweight, won a ten-round decision over Bud Ridley of Seattle at the Milwaukee arena last night.

Ridley was the aggressor, and some of the fans like the verdict. Herman, however, excelled at boxing. Stanley Willis and Neil Allison staged a thrilling eight-round engagement. It was called a draw. Charley Dawson was scheduled to go six rounds against Roy McCaslin of Bremerton, but took the count in the second.

Johnny Fiske gave Joe Dunn a good beating, the battle being stopped in the fourth. Fiske floored his opponent six times. Harry Eagles won a fonr-round decision from Johnny Trimbitas. N. Y.

AMATEUR RING MEN ARE DEFEATED TRIPS SEGT. PRICE NEW YORK. Feb. of James Fanning, 108 pound amateur champion of New York state; Marty Zeligman, 158 pound state champion, and Johnny Murphy, promising heavyweight of Pittsburgh, caused big surprises last night at the opening of the two day inter-city tournament between boxers of Boston, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh and New York. Fanning was beaten by T.

P. McManus, Willow A. C. of Pittsburgh; Jack Rovesti, Pittsburgh, beat Zeligman and Murphy was knocked out in the second round by Gordon Munce, Pastime A. C.

of New York. The finals, including sixteen bouts, are to be decided GAWY MINUS HURLER; STROUD WITH HANFORD Gavvy Cravath, new manager of the Salt Pacific Coast League team, is now minus a pitcher he thought he was going to have to start the season with. Ralph Stroud, according to reports from Hanford, will he the man missing from the Bee hurling staff. Stroud was re- 1 ported to have signed with Hanford in the Sam Joaquin league after having placed his signature on a Salt Lake contract. President W.

H. Lane of the Salt Lake clnb has cleared status by stating that the pitcher had not actually signed a Salt Lake contract. Stroud is now in Hanford and will begin training with that team on March 1. CIHCAGO CUBS LEAVE ON CALIFORNIA TRIP CHICAGO, Feb. vanguard of the Chicago Cubs, headed by Manager Johnny Evers, left here today for Santa Catalina Island, Cali fornia, where they will start spring training Monday.

Nearly a score of pitchers and catchers comprised the party. The remainder of the squad will leave here next week. About 25 exhibition games have been booked by the Cubs. CARPENTIER IS FREE TO BATTLE DEMPSEY STOCKHOLM, Feb. Carpentier, heavyweight champion of Europe, and challenger of Jack Dempsey for the championship, said here today he was not booked for any engagements previous to his meeting the champion.

Carpentier, with his manager, Francois Descamps, and his sparring partner, Jules Lanears, are here on an exhibition tour. RUNNER INJURES FOOT. NEW YORK, Feb. Guillemot, star French distance runner, will decline invitations to compete in other races and return to France as soon as possible. He fractured a bone in his right foot in a raco against Joie Ray last Saturday night in Madison Square Garden.

Physi cians say he will not be able to run for three months. BOXER DIES IN RING PUEBLO, Feb. Corbett, a local boxer, whose real name was John Wells, was killed by a heart blow delivered by Griffo, in a boxing match at the Steel Works club last night. Physicians say death was caused by concussion of the brain and in-! ternal bleeding, probably the result of a fall from a blow to the jaw and! neck by Griffo, whose real name is Charles Blanda. Pasadena building records took a big jump when permits for more than $100,000 brought the February record to date to $232,631 and that of the year to $407,000.

INDIGESTION I Two Santa Ana men, Frank Freeman and Elmer prince, who went to France in the well known A. E. F. with the famous Sight-Seeing California Grizzlies, clashed yesterday afternoon on the links of the Orange County Country club and he who was but a corporal in the army triumphed over he who attained the three stripes of a sergeant. The clash came in the third round of the Golf Illustrated handicap tournament now being played over the country club course, Freeman defeating Prince two up and one to play.

Prince won the right to play in the third round on Tuesday when he defeated F. B. Browning, two up and one to play. The tournament has now narrowed down to the semi-finals with F. E.

Farnsworth lined up against Hugh Smith in one match and Freeman and R. E. Reid meeting in the second match. Both of the semi-final matches probably will be played tomorrow. Considerable interest has been aroused in the tournament and a fair crowd was at the club yesterday.

Should weather conditions continue ideal, it is expected there will be a large crowd at the club tomorrow. For the last two weeks the condition of the course has been improved almost daily and right now is in better shape than it ever has been before. John We4sh, club professional, finds plenty to keep the ground men busy and is also planning a number of features to arouse interest in the game. AMUSEMENTS HILARITY GALORE PROMISED IN CARTOON COMEDY A play founded on the popular comics of up famous cartoons created by George McManus, will he the attraction at the Yost Theater, February 26. It hears the infectious title of Up Father at the As might be inferred, the theme of the play revolves around the doings of Jiggs, Maggie, Dinty and the rest of the Mahoney clan at the seashore.

In justice to Jiggs, who is better known as it may be chronicled right here and now that he denied the insinuation that the Mahoney clan carried him off to the seashore for the purpose of giving him a hath. How he fares, how he meets and opposes the best laid plans of hLs wife, Maggie, at the seashore, and how he arouses laughter, joy and mirth and paves his way to gaiety and gladness unconfined, is entertainingly described in the sidesplitting comedy. The cast is a large and capable one in which a chorus of pretty and vivacious young misses predominates. Pain in Stomach, Sourness, Gases and Acidity relieved with Your upset stomach will feel fine! No waiting! When your meals fit and you feel uncomfortable: when you belch gases, acids or raise sour undigested food. When you feel lumps of indigestion pain, heartburn or headache from acidity, just eat a tablet of harmless and reliable Pape's Diapepsin and the stomach distress is gone.

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B. Santa Ana Brown Bowles Phooe 1145 IS A STUDEBAKER INTERNATIONAL DANCERS TO BE HERE MONDAY Robert Lowe and who will appear with the Los geles Scottish Kilty band at the Temple theater Monday night, Fob 28, are credited with being th strongest team of international dancers on the Pacific coast today. Their dances, which will be in character, I include Highland dances, hornpipes, Irish jigs and other stepj dances. A great interest is always evino-1 ed in those dancers, who are at the! present time in the zenith of their, fame. WHEAT CONTRACT RUNS TO FIFTEEN MILLIONS MOTOR TRUCK EXPRESS FOUR dally.

our low rate on return of Farm allv merchandise cheaper than railroad. orange county Express SANTA ANA OFFICE, 3rd ar.u Broadway. JACK JOHNTONE, Agent Phone 302. Los Angeles Office, 619 E. 3rf.

13405 and Broadway 6512 BRICE COWAN SPOKANE, Feb. millon bushels of wheat have been contracted for with farmers of Washington, Oregon and Idaho by the Washington Wheat Growers association, it was announced to Bruce Lampson, in charge of Oregon for the association. The association was required to contract for this amount of wheat before March 1 to make its contract with the farmers effective, he said. KOPF WANTS $9000 CINCINNATI, Feb. Kopf, hold-out shortstop of the Cincinnati Nationals, and Manager Pat Moran have failed to agree on terms.

President Hermann said Kopf was demanding a salary of $9000, an ad vance of $1000. SAN BERNARDINO-REDLANDS DISTRICT THE FINEST RANCH IN THE VALLEY AT AUCTION SATURDAY, FEB. 26TH AT 10 A. M. 105 ACRES.

KNOWN AS THE PURVUS ALFALFA, BEET, POTATO AND BEAN you are looking for a productive, well paying ranch, this is your opportunity. 90 SILTY LOAM 15 LOT This land has been continually improved for several years and is now in the most fertile condition. IDEAL RANCH HOUSE AND FURNISHINGS 6 ROOMS, modern, hot and cold water, bath room, electric lights. Outhouses for help. 3-room house with large screen porch.

Also bunkhouse. orchard, barns, shop, garage, chicken yards, corrals, hog and feed house with cement floors. A complete line of farm implements including wagons, mowers, cultivators, plows, a planter, baler, harness, lie la alle separator, Buick delivery car and various other equipments will be disposed of. LIVE stock brood mares, 2 horses, brown Jersey cow with twin calves at side. Black Jersey cow, Jersey Holstein, black Jersey Holsteins, heifer calf at side, 3 yearling heifers, 11 head feeder hogs, 1 grade sow 4 shoats.

Registered Berkshire Boar, sow and litter of five. From San Bernardino go east on 3rd to Allen right on Allen to end of left on Mill to end of Mill then left into ranch, lake San Bernardino-Redlands car and get off at Winery Curve and Mill East IV 2 1 block. C. H. AND SON, Auctioneers 626 Pantages Bldg.

7th and Hill Street 64282 ADVANCE SALE OF SPRING HATS, $10 the 26th, Frances Shop, 433 Spurgeon Bldg. Hat VALGER AFTER K1LBANE. NEW YORK, Feb. Benny Val- ger, featherweight, has placed him-; self under the management of Billy Gibson, manager of Benny Leonard, it was announced here today. Gibson will start Valger after Johnny Kilbane.

PIRATES LEAVE MARCH 5 PITTSBURG, Feb. 24 The Pittsburgh National league baseball players have been ordered to report here March 5 and get acquainted with one another. The Pirates will leave for their training camp the night of March 5. BIG BROKERAGE FIRM IN NEW YORK FAILS NEW YORK, Feb. failure of the firm of Herrick and Bennett has been announced from the rostrum of the stock exchange.

The company is a prominent stock brokerage and financial house. A statement was issued declaring that unauthorized and large losses sustained by was responsible for the crash. A general assignment was made. TO TAKE UP JAPANESE QUESTION IN SPRING SALEM, Feb. 24 That the Japanese problem would be considered by congress at a special session, in the spring was declared in a telegram from United States Senator Charles L.

McNary of Oregon to State Senator Louis Lachmund. The message was in response to a telegram sent by Lachmund relative to the state defeat at the anti-alien land bill. FrankP.Nies 417 N. Broadway, Santa Ana, Santa Ana Distributor for Pumps, Geared Jacks, Cylinders, Centrifugal Pumps, Hayes Sprayers. for special Sprayer Catalog.

Fairbanks-Morse Co. REDUCED PRICES On Type Farm Engines H. $72.40 3 H. $123.10 6 H. $201.00 F.

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