oc-plain-dealer 1922-05-26

NOTED OPTOMETRIST WILL SPEAK HERE The Orange Co. Association of Optometrists have completed arrangements to bring Dr. R. C. Augustine, president emeritus of the American Optometric Association, and a director of the Eyesight Conservation Council of America, to Orange county to lecture on Conservation of Vision. Dr. Augustine is to make a 30-day tour of California at the request of the California League for the Conservation of Vision. He will reach practically every city of any size while in the state, with from three to six lectures arranged for him. Dr. Augustine is an acquaintance of Dr. Walter R. Blakely of Anaheim who was active in bringing him to Anaheim. Dr. Augustine has had unusual opportunities for studying and observing conditions among our school children. He served for six years as president of the Board of Education in Decatur, Ill., for several years as president of the Illinois State School Board Association and for 26 years has devoted his life to the Conservation of Vision. On Monday, May 29th, he will tour the county, speaking at the Anaheim High School at 11:15 a.m. (Just a very short talk). Members of the Parent-Teachers Association and the Ebell Club are especially invited to hear him as he has a message of special importance to parents. BRADY INFANT SUCCUMBS Elizabeth Rose Brady, the three-months-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. V. Brady, passed away last evening at 6:30 after an illness of about ten days. Funeral services are delayed until May 31, pending the arrival from New York of Mrs. Brady's mother, who is now on the way here. Two little boys survive the baby sister, beside the parents. INDIANS MINE IT Although lead deposits are numerous in Gautemala the metal is mined only by Indians. Plain Dealer for Good Job Printing. Making Fast Time In Building Residences H. L. Brisbane is establishing some records in creation of houses. Hard Last Monday he started construction of a four room modern ranch home for Arthur McAuday on Placentia Avenue. It is 31-28. Next Monday it will be ready for the plasterers. He started on a modern home for Mrs. R. W. Elliott at Garden Grove, Wednesday. It is 24x22 and it too will be ready for the plasterers within a week. Mrs. Elliott owned ten acres of oil land at Huntington Beach. Desiring to have a new home, she sold a quarter of an acre for $3500. She will hold the remainder for a rainy day. NAME MARVIN ROSS STUDENT PRESIDENT Marvin Ross was elected president of the Anaheim H. S. Student body yesterday. Most spirited competition was shown. Mr. Ross's opponent was Arthur Mann, Ross receiving 153 votes and Mann 52. With 96 votes, Gwendolyn Wadsworth was elected vice-president. Twenty-four ballots were cast for Marvin Ross. Dorothy Bishop is secretary with 110 votes. Her competitor was Ella Cook who received 93. Wilton Abplanalp with 145 was chosen student body representative over Johnny Feetham with 53. Alfred Hile was elected athletic manager with 110 votes over Newkirk with 25. Jack Royalty and Stuart Jayne will be the yell leaders they received 170 and 116 votes, respectively. The song leaders for next year will be Alvin Grauner and Mabel Mitchell as they received 156 and 124 votes. The members of the girls self-government will be Misses Frances Adams, 101; F. Austin, 86; D. Bishop, 66; Mae Requarth, 66; Gwendolyn Wadsworth, 65. The boys self-government will be composed of W. Schmidt, W. Gutosky, A. Mann, Dana Newkirk, Clinton Griggs. The officers will be installed at an assembly at the end of school. at Weber's at Weber's ADVANCE SALE 4 Popular Numbers From the June list of Victor Records NOW ON SALE 10-in. “Some Sunny Day”—Fox Trot 85¢ Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra “Rosy Posy”—Fox Trot Club Royal Orchestra 10-in. “Swanee River Moor”—Medley Waltz 85¢ International Novelty Orchestra “Do It Again”—Fox Trot Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra 10-in. “Mammy Lou” Peerless Quartet 85¢ “Pick Me Up and Lay Me Down in Dear Old Dixieland” Peerless Quartet 10-in. “Who Believed in You”—Fox Trot 85¢ All Star Trio and Their Orchestra “California”—Fox Trot, Club Royal Orchestra WEBER'S BOOK & MUSIC STORE 112 East Center Street BASEBALL The Fast Team from the U. S. Battleship California Baseball Champions of the Pacific Fleet, will play the Anaheim Elks Champions of the Calif. Elks' Baseball League, at Anaheim High School Field 2:30 P. M., SUNDAY, MAY 28 Baseball Standings PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE W. L. P.c. Vernon ... 27 18 .600 Los Angeles ... 29 22 .500 Oakland ... 26 26 .500 San Francisco ... 25 25 .500 Seattle ... 28 25 .479 Portland ... 22 24 .478 Salt Lake ... 20 23 .465 Sacramento ... 21 28 .429 Yesterday's Results Los Angeles, 4; San Francisco, 2. Oakland, 6; Vernon, 5 (10 innings.) First game—Portland, 5; Salt, 2 (called in 7th rain.) Sacramento, 2; Seattle, 1. AMERICAN LEAGUE W. L. P.c. New York ... 25 14 .641 St. Louis ... 21 14 .600 Detroit ... 17 17 .524 Philadelphia ... 16 17 .485 Cleveland ... 17 20 .459 Boston ... 14 17 .452 Washington ... 17 21 .447 Chicago ... 13 21 .382 Yesterday's Results New York, 6; Washington, 4. Detroit, 7; Cleveland, 3. Philadelphia and Boston game postponed, rain. St. Louis and Chicago game postponed, rain. NATIONAL LEAGUE W. L. P.c. New York ... 21 12 .636 Pittsburg ... 20 12 .625 St. Louis ... 19 17 .528 Chicago ... 16 16 .500 Cincinnati ... 18 19 .486 Brooklyn ... 17 18 .486 Boston ... 12 19 .387 Philadelphia ... 11 21 .344 Yesterday's Results Pittsburg, 7; St. Louis, 3. First game—Brooklyn, 8; Philadelphia, 7. Second game—Brooklyn, 9; Philadelphia, 6. First game—Chicago, 2; Cincinnati, 2 (called end of 8th rain.). AMERICAN ASSOCIATION W. L. P.c. Minneapolis ... 23 12 .657 Indianapolis ... 19 14 .576 St. Paul ... 19 15 .559 Milwaukee ... 21 17 .553 Kansas City ... 19 20 .487 Columbus ... 17 28 .486 Louisville ... 17 19 .412 Toledo ... 6 26 .187 Yesterday's Results Louisville, 8; Columbus, 2. Milwaukee, 4; St. Paul, 2. Minneapolis at Toledo, rain. WESTERN LEAGUE W. L. P.c. St. Joseph ... 30 7 .811 HI SCHOOL BOYS PLAN RING BATTLES What the boys of the high school would call a banner event will occur after school Wednesday; May 21, in the gymnasium. This big event that is being widely advertised at the school, is the wrestling and boxing matches. The arena is to be opened to anyone interested and the committee has been requested to announce that the ladies and girls students are asked to be present. The main event as scheduled is a battle between Kid Eastop and Frisco Griggs, both 130-lb. youngsters. In the semi-wind-up El Toro Clayes will go against battling J. J. Henry, both in the 148-lb. class; this should prove to be a humdinger. Two fast preliminaries have been arranged, one between Bob Lewis and Monkey Giss, both 110 pounders, the other to be fought by Wild Pannier and E. Crespin. J. Feetham, a fast boy, has issued a challenge for the main event, and Arthur Mann, another youngster famous for his high-powered fists, will challenge the winner in the wind-up. V. Peck, a bantam fighter, is to box the winner. Todd Woolf hard from the time the gong ends in the l18-lb preliminary H. Tipton will take the Coach and reference. All are Come and have a good time. SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION Chattanooga, 5-1; New Orleen No other games. INTERNATIONAL LEAGAGE Baltimore, 8; Jersey City, 5; Syracuse, 5; Toronto, 4; Reading, 2; Newark, 0. TEXAS LEAGUE Dallas, 10; Houston, O; Shreveport, 9; Galveston, O; Port Worth, O; Beaumont, O The Japanese SUN SHADES We carry a large line all during the summer season. SPECIAL 69c $89c $1.25 We carry a large line all during the summer season. SPECIAL 69c 89c $1.25 $1.89 Anaheim Novelty & Gift Shop H. J: Efker 138 W. Center Ph. 70 We are showing a very exclusive line of Silk Sweaters and Skirts. Just received a shipment of the latest in Sport Wear, including Hats, Scarfs and Ear Rings to match. McDONALD'S Millinery and Lingerie Shoppe Next to Postoffice McDONALD'S Millinery and Lingerie Shoppe Next to Postoffice A bachelor's dream How often have you experienced the feeling of loneliness and desires for companionship and home? 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Johnston, of the Stewart Fruit company, was called to Los Angeles yesterday afternoon by the death of his aged mother, Mrs. M. A. Johnston. Deceased was past 84 years of age, and until very recently, enjoyed good health. Plain Dealer for Good Job Printing. Results. DURANT ORANGE SHOW FEATURE IS DURANT PICTURE A TWO-REEL THRILLER WITH A THOUSAND SENSATIONAL SITUATIONS AND AN INTERESTING PLOT. See it at the Durant Space in the Automobile Section. NO EXTRA ADMISSION A picture story that proves Durant durability and strength. SEE IT! THEN BUY A DURANT JAMES E. APPLEBY 247 N. Los Angeles St. Gibson Refrigerator MAKE THE ICE MAN'S TRIP LESS MAKE THE ICE MAN'S TRIP LESS FREQUENT They Pay For Themselves by the saving on the ice bill. These refrigerators will stand up and do duty long after an ordinary refrigerator serves its day of usefulness. Designed to save food, save ice and save family health. There are several styles and sizes and a price to meet all pocketbooks. 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