anaheim-daily-herald 1921-11-10

Today's World News In Brief By United Press BRITISH CABINET MEETS. LONDON, Nov. 10.—The Irish situation was to be placed before the whole British cabinet at a special session called for 4 o'clock this afternoon. Preliminary to this meeting, government leaders convened in Downing street. Members of the Ulster cabinet gathered at the hotel Savoy, where receipt of Premier Lloyd George's written proposals for a settlement were expected momentarily. BUEF AND SHARKEY MEET TONIGHT NEW YORK, Nov., 10.—Johnny Buff, flyweight and bantamweight champion, and Jack Sharkey, meet in a fifteen round bout tonight for the world's bantamweight championship in Madison Square Garden. BANDITS GET $50,000 IN GEMS ST. LOUIS, Nov. 10.—Two bandits today held up and robbed employes of the S. P. Pian Jewelry Company of gems valued at between $35,000 and $50,000. STEAMER AND BARGE COLLIDE SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 10.—The Northwestern Pacific ferry steamer Sausalito and an unidentified barge or steam schooner, collided in a heavy fog off the Vallejo street wharf in San Francisco bay shortly before 8 a.m. today. The Sausalito was loaded with commuters crossing the bay to work. Reports immediately following the collision were that the ferry steamer evidently sustained considerable damage but was proceeding up the bay to her slip in the Ferry building. It was believed no one had been injured. WILSON TO ATTEND SERVICES The Sausalito was loaded with commuters crossing the bay to work. Reports immediately following the collision were that the ferry steamer evidently sustained considerable damage but was proceeding up the bay to her slip in the Ferry building. It was believed no one had been injured. WILSON TO ATTEND SERVICES WASHINGTON, Nov. 10.—Woodrow Wilson is willing to risk his health in order to pay tribute to America's unknown soldier tomorrow. It will be the ex-president's first appearance at an official function since he attended inaugural ceremonies for President Harding. MARINES TO GUARD MAILS WASHINGTON, Nov. 10.—Detachments of marines left Washington today to guard the mails; Postmaster General Hays announced. The detachments, composed of 25 men and a captain, en route to New York, Philadelphia, Boston, Cleveland, Richmond, San Francisco, Atlanta, Chicago, St. Louis, Minneapolis, Dallas and Los Angeles. POLICE RAID BARBARY COAST SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 10.—Pacific street—part of the once famous Barbary Coast—broke into the police records in old time form today when 136 women and girls, arrested in a series of raids on Pacific street during the night were booked on vagrancy charges. AUTO BANDITS CAPTURED LOS ANGELES, Nov. 10.—George Holl, San Francisco artist, and John A. Jarmuth, former newspaperman of Seattle and Portland, emerged victorious in gun battle with five automobile bandits in Hollywood early today. Jarmuth had been kidnapped by the armed automobile party. Holl, who escaped, summoned the police. All five bandits were captured. BRITON LOSES TO ROBERTS NEW YORK, Nov. 10.—Bert Crossley, British heavyweight, lost a decision to Al Roberts, New York, in a twelve round bout here last night. BABE RUTH ANSWERS LANDIS BOSTON, Mass., Nov. 10.—Babe Ruth said today he had made out the questionnaire sent him by Commissioner Landis and that it was now in the mails and should reach Chicago tomorrow morning. CENTER TO PLAY PASADENA In the other bouts, a draw with Battling Angeles with the edge had his more experienced missing time and agility proverbial gate post. Got a draw with Lucy fight in which he shot hands down if he had to cover up so much. Raiser between Battling Santa Ana and Young was won by Herrera after fast milling. Both stiff battle. The main Chet Neff and George Dale draw. It was a very exhibition. The fans of a fight but Gergie and forgot all about that gave us some nice fance Once Georgie caught short right cross that more steam in it than and thereupon Mr. Dale by slapping little Chabare and naked wrist. Judge Dismisses Of Non-Support With the statement that the difficulties of ten charged with non-infant child, had been settled out of court, the missed yesterday afternoon J.B.Cox. Attorney represented the defendants. SCHOOL CHILDREN IN MAKING ROADS S School children throughout Southern California the local schools are active part in making them for themselves and others. The big prize contest free trip to Washington ing in actual results, an announcement just issued mobile club of Southern One teacher in a state school has put work solving important lems. Once each week the children out into and lets them show girl dangers attend playing Skating on main coasting, playing mah where autos are passing be dangerous. On the pupils have listed "don'ts" which the chil serve. The day for the dist prizes is near at hand being the last day of Each principal in the schools is filling hund BABE RUTH ANSWERS LANDIS BOSTON, Mass., Nov. 10.—Babe Ruth said today he had made out the questionnaire sent him by Commissioner Landis and that it was now in the mails and should reach Chicago tomorrow morning. CENTER TO PLAY PASADENA DANVILLE, Ky., Nov. 10.—Centre’s football eleven which defeated Harvard 6 to 0 will make the trip to Pasadena to play on New Year’s Day, Coach Charles Moran announced last night. Friday and Saturday SPECIALS 65c Gingham Girl Stationery ... 49c 50c Cocoanut Oil Shampoo ... 39c $1.00 Velma Quinine Hair Tonic ... 89c 75c Ladies Dressing Comb ... 49c 10c Cocoa Almond Soap, 4 cakes ... 25c SEE THESE VALUES IN OUR WINDOW Buck & Gibson Prescription Druggists Phone 73 We Deliver REFEREE NEAL WORE SMOKED GLASSES AT DELHI, SAYS WRITER By BILLY DARNLEY The real main event of the evening over at Delhi last night at the club's weekly fistic doings was the return match between Young Burton, the local colored whirlwind, and Eddie Young of Long Beach. At last week's show, it was called a good draw which to the big majority present was O. K., but last night there was nothing to it that is, according to the writer and 99 per cent of the fans. Burton won, but evidently Referee Neal's glasses were too heavily smoked or else the fog was too thick (as it was outside the old fight shanty) to tell black from white for both hands went up from the referee in token of a draw. The little darky forced the fight for the whole of the four rounds. Time and again he had Young in a bad way but was unable to put over the final crusher due mostly to Young's hanging on tactic which he employed whenever there appeared the slightest danger of going overboard. Only in the last round did the Long Beach boy come through with any of that spectacular stuff that made the fight such a sensational one. Burton worked a short, sharp, stiff right uppercut in the clinches that soon had Young's face a red smear. While the fight was not as good as last week's, still the fans appeared satisfied. In the other bouts, Joe Chaney got a draw with Battling Frankie of Los Angeles with the edge to Chaney who had his more experienced opponent missing time and again like the proverbial gate post. Kid Louie also got a draw with Lucky Flynn in a fight in which he should have won hands down if he had not been prone to cover up so much. The curtain raiser between Battling Herrera of Santa Ana and Young Red Watson was won by Herrera after four rounds of fast milling. Both lads put up a stiff battle. The main event between CALIFORNIA THEATRE YOUR FAVORITE ENTERTAINMENT The Big Show MEIKLEJOHN AND DUNN VAUDEVILL Singers, Dancers, Co On Our Stage in P Watch Your Step OR YOU WILL MISS ONE OF THE BEST SHOWS THAT EVER CAME TO TOWN Here Is What WILBUR AND The Best In a Tr MACK AND The Dancing CROCKET A Great Juvenile ? STHN AND MEN BARNOLD'S In the other bouts, Joe Chaney got a draw with Battling Frankie of Los Angeles with the edge to Chaney who had his more experienced opponent missing time and again like the proverbial gate post. Kid Louie also got a draw with Lucky Flynn in a fight in which he should have won hands down if he had not been prone to cover up so much. The curtain raiser between Battling Herrera of Santa Ana and Young Red Watson was won by Herrera after four rounds of fast milling. Both lads put up a stiff battle. The main event between Chet Neff and George Drew was called a draw. It was a very good boring exhibition. The fans expected to see a fight but Gergie and Chet evidently forgot all about that end of it and gave us some nice fancy work instead. Once Georgie caught Chettie with a little right cross that had a little more steam in it than was intended and thereupon Mr. Drew apologized by slapping little Chettie upon the bare and naked wrist. Judge Dismisses Charge Of Non-Support Of Child With the statement from both sides that the difficulties of Roy S. Schalten, charged with non-support of his infant child, had been satisfactorily settled out of court, the case was dismissed yesterday afternoon by Justice J. B. Cox, Attorney Clyde Bishop represented the defendant. SCHOOL CHILDREN AID IN MAKING STATE ROADS SAFE School children and teachers throughout Southern California and in the local schools are taking an active part in making the highways safe for themselves and otaers. The big prize contest, involving a free trip to Washington, is now bringing in actual results, according to an announcement just issued by the Automobile club of Southern California. One teacher in a Southern California school has put her class to work solving important safety problems. Once each week she marshals the children out into a quiet street and lets them show graphically what dangers attend playing in the street: Skating on main thoroughfares, coasting, playing marbles or ball where autos are passing, is shown to be dangerous. On the blackboard pupils have listed a number of "don'ts" which the children are to observe. The day for the distribution of the prizes is near at hand—December 10 being the last day of the contest. Each principal in the various local schools is filing hundreds of essays Watch Your Step OR YOU WILL MISS ONE OF THE BEST SHOWS THAT EVER CAME TO TOWN HOT TIME IN DOGVILLE WOMAN GETS MILLION AND QUARTER FROM HER OIL LAND Vaudeville in the true sense of the word is offered theater goers of Anaheim who attend the California theater tonight. First of all there is the greatest comine act ever produced in any state "A Hot Time in Dogville," is to headline the bill. This act features Donna, the "original drunk dog," and has been presented on every large vaudeville circuit in the world. The dogs enact an entire play and they are a laugh from start to finish. Stan and Mae Laurel have what they call a conglomeration of fits and gasps, entitled "No Mother to Guide Him." Mr. Laurel has a very comical make-up and the sketch is one of the funniest acts that has ever played the Pantages circuit. Another fine act is offered by Wilbur and Lvke in their success, "Songs, Bumps and Smiles." This duo does a little bit of everything and does it quite well. There is something in this act that will please every one who sees it. Youth must have its fling and the Crocker trier prefer to entertain their audience with something more than just flings. Besides dancing well this trio sings exceptionally good and the audience is sure to like them. Mack and Williams, that pair from the Winter Garden, never tire of inventing little oddities to amuse the people they play for and this year they feature their staircase dance. Besides this dance they also offer something new in the line of songs, steps and stories. For the photoplay to be shown with this vaudeville bill Manager Retlaw has selected Frank Mayo in "The Shark Master." In this picture of the south seas, Mr. Mayo has another of those roles which have made him so immensely popular on the screen. WICHITA, Kan., Nov. 10.—Eight million barrels of oil, has been produced from the 160-acre Shumway farm in the Towanda pool, Butler county, since July 14, 1917, when the first well was drilled in. The land owner, Mrs. George Winchester of Greenwood, Ind., has received as her share $1,250,000. Forty wells were drilled on the lease, which now is producing one thousand barrels daily. At one time it has produced 3,400 barrels, worth $7,500, in a day. It is recognized as the greatest oil lease in the Kansas and Oklahoma fields. IF IT FITS. They have done some wonderful things in this generation, but they never yet have been able to make a wise man out of a fool—and they never will. Cooks and wives do not remain in one place as long as they used to. Many a man who was NOT kept waiting at the church has made up for it after the wedding. Waiting for their wives is the great national sport of husbands. We will say this for these abbreviated costumes the girls wear: They certainly have shown that mere man-made clothes cannot improve on the work of nature. The upkeep is what is keeping most of us down. April showers make May flowers, and it is the reign of law that makes a nation flourish. You can refuse some of the things offered to you, but we all have to accept, the inevitable. A man may lack the courage to stand by his convictions, but did you ever see a fool who lacked the stub- Once each week one audience is sure to like them. Mack and Williams, that pair from the Winter Garden, never tire of inventing little oddities to amuse the people they play for and this year they feature their staircase dance. Besides this dance they also offer something new in the line of songs, steps and stories. For the photoplay to be shown with this vaudeville bill Manager Retlaw has selected Frank Mayo in "The Shark Master." In this picture of the south seas, Mr. Mayo has another of those roles which have made him so immensely popular on the screen. Now that beer is abolished, the world is almost perfect; only let people learn to chew Mr. Voistead's brand of plug and we shall all be ready for Heaven. Another fine thing about going to church on Sunday is that you are not forced to swallow the dust kicked up by a road hog. And if those who furnish our styles should decree short pants for men, those with skinny legs would be too modest to mear 'em. Fairyland Theatre Anaheim’s Popular Playhouse TODAY ONLY! Edith Story —IN— "The Greater Project" A SPLENDID ATTRACTION OTHER GOOD FEATURES CALORNIA ATRE TELL Everybody It Is Here TONIGHT! ENTRAINMENT Show DUNN WILLE 6 Big Features ers, Comedians ge in Person Here Is What You See WILBUR AND LYKE The Best In a Trampoline Act MACK AND WILLIAMS The Dancing Masters CROCKER TRIO A Great Juvenile Act ? STHN AND MacLAUREL? BARNOLD'S ANIMALS SEE THE PICTURE, TOO FRANK MAYO —IN— “The Shark Master” A PICTURE THAT WILL ENTERTAIN AND AMUSE YOU. See It It’s a Big Show But Small Prices 25c and 50c WILBUR AND LYKE The Best In a Trampoline Act MACK AND WILLIAMS The Dancing Masters CROCKER TRIO A Great Juvenile Act ? STHN AND MacLAUREL? BARNOLD'S ANIMALS —Entitled— “A Hot Time In Dogville” See It It’s a Big Show But Small Prices 25c and 50c Plus Tax The Greater Sheesley Shows AMERICAN LEGION GOOD TIME WEEK SOMETHING DIFFERENT FREE—WILD ANIMAL CIRCUS AND 5 SENSATIONAL ACTS—FREE 25 CARLOADS MUSIC AND MIRTH ALL NEXT WEEK Starting Monday ... Nov. 14 ANAHEIM A Standard Willard for a Ford You might suppose that, because Willard will not make a special Ford battery, the regular Willard Battery (Ford size) would cost a lot more than others, but it doesn't. We can show you in five minutes if you'll come in. Anaheim Ignition Depot A. BEVILLARD, Prop. —Phone 489— 218 S. Los Angeles St. ANAHEIM