anaheim-gazette 1927-04-14

Southern California Athletic Activities Carefully built plans of fans for some races for Charles Borah, Southern California sophomore, against nationally famous sprinters seem to be tumbling down. The much-discussed return race between Borah and Charles Paddock, who nosed the Trojan dash man out by four inches in 9.5 seconds for a new world’s 100 yards record last year, has again been postponed. It was thought that the two would be in the open hundred at the Southern Pacific A. A. U championships April 16. It was at this event that the two ran their famous race in 1926. Borah is entered, but Paddock is busy on location in a moving picture and cannot compete. The next date at which the two can race is May 14, at which time the Southern California team has a duel meet with the Los Angeles Athletic Club, for whom Paddock is now running. Scribes have also been cooking up a pair of races between Borah and Roland Locke, former Nebraska flash and holder of the world's 220-yard mark at 20.5 seconds, at the National A. A. U. championships, in New Orleans, this July. Borah is 100 yards champion. But when Locke worked out with the Nebraska team on the Trojan field last week, as the Cornhuskers stopped off on their way to Berkeley for a meet Henry Schulte said the Nebraska runner would not be in the championships, with California, both Locke and Coach Southern California grid men return to spring practice next Monday, April 18, after spending this week at spring vacation. Coach Howard Jones opened his training sessions April 4 and sent his men through hard fundamental work the entire week, which ended April 9. Beginning next Monday, the Southern Californians will spend three weeks Plates as Low as $10.00 Guaranteed Dentistry by Painless Methods Examination Free Specializing in Crown and Bridge Work, Plate and Extractions EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT Dr. Blythe and Associates DENTISTS OVER FALKENSTEIN'S 120 W. Center St—Anaheim Fourth and Main—Santa Ana X-Ray at more complicated grids Jones is having a harding a line. He has only on the forewall, Jesse H. for one tackle position. Terial seems to be plentiful. Baseball teams of the Southern California and Friday and Saturday. A The Trojans won a se Wildcats last season at first time since the two relations, several years. The Southern California turned Monday from after games with California St. Mary's and Santa Clarford's team is now in se the California Intercollege and have only two reen games on the schedule, the leading St. Mary's to 22 and 23. Having collected four of the two major dual staged, Charles Borah Southern California track points gathered. Borah 100 and 220 in the Olytical California meets. Second place is held by All-American halfback lass who has 12¼ points, earn hurdles, broad jump and Captain Ed House, spice Aleksi, weight man, area counters cach. Charles man; Spencer Boeller, and Lee Barnes, pole vaulon two firsts for 10 tr Competition in the annual Pacific A. A. U. champ this Saturday, April 16 event on the track and for Coach Dean Cromielegiate champions at formia. The Southern California team honors in every one pionships. This year, he Angeles Athletic Club pigerous threat for the Tro Mercuries will grab off such non-collegiate events walk, 6-millth run, 56-pound hammer throw. Nothing seems to quiet union like a few h TEETH EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT Dr. Blythe and Associates DENTISTS OVER FALKENSTEIN'S 120 W. Center St—Anaheim Fourth and Main—Santa Ana Gas Given X-Ray It is the Second 10,000 Mile That Counts We have many letters from local people who have received 25,000 to 40,000 miles. India Tires WHY NOT BUY AMERICA'S BEST Tires (from all indications) are liable advance at any time. We will protect for 90 days if you order now. TRADE IN YOUR OLD TIRES WEST BROS AT THE SIGN OF THE BIG OWL Los Angeles at Chestnut, Anaheim—Phones 884 and First and Cypress, Santa Ana—Phone 1117 AS FOR GAMBLING, IT'S NO USE! ONE DAY YOU LOSE AND THE NEXT DAY YOU WIN! AS FOR GAMBLING, IT'S NO USE! ONE DAY YOU LOSE AND THE NEXT DAY YOU WIN! POP!! I'll ONLY SET ON NEXT DAYS! MIGOSH! HES WO OUT A SYSTEM ALREADY. NOW GOTTA LECTURE SOME MORE! at more complicated grid practice. Jones is having a hard time developing a line. He has only one veteran on the forewall, Jesse Hibbs returning for one tackle position. Backfield material seems to be plentiful. Baseball teams of the Universities of Southern California and Arizona meet in their annual diamond series here this Friday and Saturday, April 15 and 16. The Trojans won a series from the Wildcats last season at Tucson for the first time since the two outfits opened relations, several years ago. The Southern California squad returned Monday from the bay district after games with California, Stanford, St. Mary's and Santa Clara. Salm Crawford's team is now in second place in the California Intercollegiate League and have only two remaining league games on the schedule, these being with the leading St. Mary's team here April 22 and 23. Having collected four first places in the two major dual meets already staged, Charles Borah is leading the Southern California track team in total points gathered. Borah won both the 100 and 220 in the Olympic Club and California meets. Second place is held by Morton Kaqr, All-American halfback last grid season, who has 12½ points, earned in the low hurdles, broad jump and javelin. Captain Ed House, sprinter, and Joe Aleksi, weight man, are third with 12 counters cach. Charles Saucers, 440 man; Spencer Boelter, Javelin tosser, and Lee Barnes, pole vaulter, have each won two firsts for 10 tallies. Competition in the annual Southern Pacific A. A. U. championships here this Saturday, April 16, is the next event on the track and field program for Coach Dean Cromwell’s intercollegiate champions at Southern California. The Southern Californians have won team honors in every one of the championships. This year, however, the Los Angeles Athletic Club presents a dangerous threat for the Trojan title. The Mercuries will grab off a big lead in such non-collegiate events as the 3-mile walk, 6-milch run, 56-pound weight and hammer throw. Nothing seems to quiet a riotous situation like a few hundred husky Seal Beach Realtor Commits Suicide Arthur L. Havens, 54, prominent Seal Beach real estate dealer, wealthy property owner and a member of the Jonathan Club in Los Angeles, committed suicide Tuesday morning by shooting himself through the head with a rifle, according to Seal Beach police. Ill health is believed to have prompted him to take his life. According to close friends, Havens had been in ill health for a long time and had been operated on more than 100 times during the last few years. He located in Seal Beach in 1912, moving there from Los Angeles, where he was in business. He was born in Newark, Ohio. Havens was about town Monday. Tuesday morning, at about 7 o'clock, police say, he took a small calibre rifle into his garage and shot himself through the mouth. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Jessie M. Havens; two adopted daughters, Salome Havens and Fannie Havens, and one sister, Mrs. H. M. Walcott, of Coronado. Local Girl Appointed On Committee Work Miss Honor Easton of Anaheim has recently been appointed to the deputations committee of the University of California. Miss Easton is a member of the junior class at Berkeley. During the college semester she is living at 2325 Piedmont avenue, Berkeley. The deputations committee sends speakers to all the high schools in the bay region, and to as many as possible throughout California. These speakers acquaint the students who are planning to enter college with the campus life and activities. Each year the committee conducts an oratorical contest in the high schools. Membership in the committee is awarded to those who have won special recognition in university activities. Easter Service at Mount Rubidoux "Today we are to witness another milesone in the conquest of nature by science," said Walter S. Gifford, president of the American Telephone and Telegraph Company, at the opening demonstration on April 7. We shall see the fruition of years of study on the problem of seeing at a distance as though face to face. The principles underlying television, which are related to the principles involved in electrical transmission of speech, have been known for a long time demonstrated. The elation required, the undertaking possibility of taking in homes and its practical use to your imagination however that it will be eventually to human Easter Service at Mount Rubidoux Thousands Expected to Gather There Next Sunday Morning As the faith and hope of the Christian world turn more and more toward the Resurrection, so the observance of Easter takes on added significance in the celebration of Christian festivals. This year on Mount Rubidoux, at Riverside, the ceremonies will be unusually impressive and of rare interest; for this year there will be present and taking part in the program that eminent divine, diplomat, author and scholar, Dr. Henry Van Dyke. He will read his great poem, "God of the Open Air," the reading of which has been a regular feature every year since the services were first established. This masterpiece is one of the stateliest in the language, breathable solemn and ennobling sentiments. To near it rend by its author, who will make additional remarks, will be an impressive privilege for the thousands who will assemble on Mount Rubidoux on Easter morn to attend the sunrise services. The music for the occasion will be inspiring. The great choir, led by Prof. Arthur Bostick, will have 500 trained voices. These will be supplemented by such soloists as Harry Robetron, of San Francisco, one of California's greatest tenors, and by Miss Elsie Younggren, for some years singer at the Mission Inn. An effective system of amplifiers will make every note and word clearly audible to every member of the vast throng. On the summit of Mount Rubidoux the first great cross was erected in Southern California for outdoor Easter morning worship. This was 19 years ago. Since then the services have developed into a great community observance, widely copied. The mountain has become known as the "Holy Mountain." It is being crowned with significant shrines and monuments that give it an atmosphere of rare interest. The last one of these to be placed is the Frank A. Miller testimonial, consisting of a beautiful stone footbridge and an imposing peach tower, in honor of the Master of the Mission Inn, whose spirit has carried out these annual impressive observations. There is a one-way road leading to and from the summit of the mountain, so that no accidents have ever taken place. This road and the footpaths are guarded by the Riverside police and Boy Scouts. As there is not parking room at the top, auto discharge, their loads and known for a long shall demonstrate. The claimment required, the undertaking possibility of to in homes and on its practical use to your imagination however, that time it will be tially to human... give it an atmosphere of rare interest. The last one of these to be placed is the Frank A. Miller testimonial, consisting of a beautiful stone footbridge and an imposing peach tower, in honor of the Master of the Mission Inn, whose spirit has carried out these annual impressive observances. There is a one-way road leading to and from the summit of the mountain, so that no accidents have ever taken place. This road and the footpaths are guarded by the Riverside police and Boy Scouts. As there is not parking room at the top, autos discharge their loads and descend to the foot of the mountain. After the services attendants walk down or the autos return for them. Considering the rugged setting and the magnificent view, it is believed there is not another such impressive Easter event to be seen anywhere as upon this spot, where sunrise services were first established in Southern California. The cross at the top of the mountain will be illuminated by flood lights from 6 o'clock the evening before the services until sunrise, while the chalmes will be played continuously from midnight until the beginning of the service. FARM BILL AGITATION A nation-wide campaign is to be inaugurated for the purpose of securing the passage of the McNary-Haugen farm bill, equalization fee and all, at the next session of congress. Sponsors of the bill, particularly Representative Dickinson of Iowa, contend that the farmers are solidly behind the bill, and the plan includes all forms of publicity. In touching upon President Coolidge's action during the sixty-ninth congress, Dickinson is quoted as saying: "Our country has established itself against more than eight years in the White House for any man. In my judgment, this feeling will become one of the primary influences in the 1923 presidential campaign. The farm leaders are organizing to fight against a third term for any president." $85 Buys good used Storey & Clark plano. Pay $1 per week. Danz main store at 162 W. Center, Anaheim. vision Marks New Milestone in Science known for a long time, but today we shall demonstrate its successful achievement. The elaborateness of the equipment required, by the very nature of the undertaking, precludes any present possibility of television being available in homes and offices generally. What its practical use may be I shall leave to your imagination. I am confident, however, that in many ways and in due time it will be found to add substantially to human comfort and happiness. "It is our constant aim to furnish this country with the most complete telephone service possible. In connection with that aim, we endeavor to develop all forms of communication that might be supplemental to the telephone. With that in view, we shall continue our work on television which, although not directly a part of telephone communication, is closely allied to it." known for a long time, but today we shall demonstrate its successful achievement. The elaborateness of the equipment required, by the very nature of the undertaking, precludes any present possibility of television being available in homes and offices generally. What its practical use may be I shall leave to your imagination. I am confident, however, that in many ways and in due time it will be found to add substantially to human comfort and happiness. "It is our constant aim to furnish this country with the most complete telephone service possible. In connection with that aim, we endeavor to develop all forms of communication that might be supplemental to the telephone. With that in view, we shall continue our work on television which, although not directly a part of telephone communication, is closely allied to it." NOTICE INVITING SEALED PROPOSALS FOR SEWER CONNECTIONS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that sealed proposals or bids will be received by the City of Anaheim at the office of the City Clerk of said city up to the hour of eight o'clock P.M. of Thursday, the 28th day of April, 1927, for furnishing to said city all material and labor required for the construction of sewer connections on North and South Palm Streets, from Romneya Drive to Broadway. Said work includes approximately 3500 lineal feet of 4-inch vitrified pipe and 160 lineal feet of 6-inch vitrified pipe. Said work is to be done in accordance with plans on file in the office of the City Engineer of said city, and with Specifications Nos. 32 and 36 on file in the office of the City Clerk. Instructions to bidders (including information regarding security required of bidders), plans, specifications, blank proposal and form of contract may be obtained at the office of the City Engineer upon the deposit of Five Dollars ($5.00), said deposit to be refunded upon the return to the City Engineer of said plans, specifications and forms. The Board of Trustees of the City of Anaheim reserves the right to reject any and all bids. By order of the Board of Trustees of the City of Anaheim. Dated this 11th day of April, 1927. EDWARD B. 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