oc-plain-dealer 1923-02-22

HUNT. BEACH VS. LINCOLN Coach "Feel" Walker’s Huntington Beach track team tackled with the Lincoln High team this afternoon at Lincoln. Latest Popular Sheet Music Just One More Dance After Every Party True Blue Sam Down Old Virgina Way Carolina Home Carolina in the Moring Chicago Red Moon Bee's Knees My Buddy LOCALS FREEZE TO 1ST LEAGUE PLACE Anaheim took a stronger hold on first place in the Interurban bowling league last night at Long Beach by taking two in three games from the F. L. Darlings. Burgess of the seaside had high game of 221 and high series of 570. The score: Anaheim Efker ... 163 184 177 530 Eden ... 152 192 159 504 Dugas ... 174 175 195 544 Martin ... 176 185 117 478 McGaugh ... 170 148 192 510 842 884 840 F. L. Darlings McKay ... 190 181 146 517 Holley ... 124 175 130 429 Smith ... 164 133 203 500 Johnson ... 143 161 170 474 Burgess ... 172 177 221 570 793 827 870 SOPHS AND JUNIORS BATTLE FOR TITLE Brilliant pitching by Miss Shaddick gave sophomore girl a 21 to 12 baseball victory over freshmen last evening in an interclass battle. Competition was keen. Sophomore girls will battle juniors tomorrow for school title. Sophomore players: Irma, c; Shaddick, p; Brastad, lb; Pieper, 2b; Hile, 3 b; Schwienfest, lt; Carner, rs; Wright, h; Holsworth, cf; Guy, rf. WeWitt was sub. Freshmen team: Jones, c; Tousseau, p; McAlmond, lb; Frahm, 2b; Mitchell, 3b; Clemmer, lt; Latourette, rs; Fay, lf; Swanson, cf; Patton, rf. Herman Schacht umpired. OXY FROSH DEFEAT ANAHEIM 37 TO 21 Occidental college freshies trimmed Anaheim Hi basketball lads 37 to 21 on Anaheim's court last evening. FULLERTON BASKET With Orange-coated season over, Fullerton championship wins victories. Fullerton chance to play the other counties for Coach Smith's have received a basketball tourney to 7. If the boy So, Cal, playoff opportunity of main tourney comes due cation so not many be lost. eague standing co division: Fullerton Whittier Orange Anaheim Santa Ana League standing LINE UP TV GAMES F Coach Irene Ja are in line for two postponed Santa Ma definitely been so Mar. 3, at Santa Hemet girls, chl valley league, and tangle at Riverside 10. Anaheim girls w the flu are back a les. Coach Jacqu girls take life ear will put them th next week. PASADENA FULLERTON Pasadena Congress team defeated the scheduled basket OXY FROSH DEFEAT ANAHEIM 37 TO 21 Occidental college freshies trimmed Anaheim Hi basketball lads 37 to 21 on Anaheim's court last evening. Ross tossed most of the goals from Anaheim. Anaheim team: Pohlmann and Ross, forwardis, Wallace, center; Janas, Newklik, guards. Daughters subbed in last half as guard. Oxy team: Hallady and Park, forwards; Buff, center; Chandler and Hadelpine, guards. DEMURRERERS IN COUNTY SUIT Demurrers were filed late yesterday by the County, present, and former supervisors, including Fred W. Struck of the fourth district, and County Engineer J. L. McBride in answer to suits against them brought by Joseph G. and Lydia Stup and Thomas and Emma Maye Page. The actions were in regard to roads on which the two couples have abutting property. The defendants alleged insufficient facts and that the complaints were unintelligible and uncertain. New Offerings in the Spring Vogues! New Offerings in the Spring Vogues! Coats Suits and Dresses Whether it be bouffant Frock, tailored Suit, or urious Wrap, one is surprised by the wealth of lightfully novel and irresistible details. A duv Coat has a collar of soft caracul, a taffeta F has a corsage of bright flowers and there are cl ing canton Gowns, trimmed with sparkling be and colorful embroidery. Vogue Shoppe "Where Style is Inexpensive" 216 W. Center St. Anaheim FULLERTON GRABS BASKETBALL TITLE With Orange-co boys basketball season over, Fullerton wins the championship with seven straight victories. Fullerton will have a chance to play the winning teams of other counties for So. Calif. title. Coach Smith's Fullerton players have received an invitation to a basketball tourney in Chicago Apr. 3 to 7. If the boys make good in the So. Cal. playoff they will have the opportunity of making the trip. This tourney comes during the spring vacation so not many school days would be lost. Eague standing of the No. Orange-co division: Won Lost Fullerton 7 0 Whittler 4 3 Orange 4 3 Anaheim 3 4 Santa Ana 0 7 League standing in So. Division: W. L. Pct. Huntington Beach 6 0 1.000 Tustin 4 2 .667 Capistrano 2 4 .333 Garden Grove 0 6 .000 LINE UP TWO FAST GAMES FOR LOCALS Coach Irene Jacques' champions are in line for two more games. The postponed Santa Monica fray has definitely been set for Saturday, Mar. 3, at Santa Monica. Hemet girls, champs of the Perris valley league, and Anaheim girls will tangle at Riverside Saturday Mar. 10. Anaheim girls who were out with the flu are back again at their studies. Coach Jacques is letting her girls take life easy this week, but will put them thru regular drilling next week. PASADENA DEFEATS FULLERTON 41 TO 17 Pasadena Congregational church team defeated the Fullerton club in a scheduled basketball game at Pasa- NEW YORK, Feb. 22.—We seem to be getting sceptical toward broken hearts here in this city. Assembler Frederick L. Hackenburg, from the heart of Manhattan, has declared that a six cent limit should be put upon broken-heart damages. "No broken heart in the world is worth more than that," he said. "The contract of marriage should be written into the statute of frauds. Times have changed since grandma was a girl, and if the modern woman finds her feelings hurt she is too self-repecting to demand money for it." In accordance with those views, Mr. Hackenburg has introduced a bill into the assembly limiting the damages collectable in breach of promise action to the aforesaid six cents. If there is a remaining doubt in any modern person as to the force of suggestion, he ought to see the Coue film. This "Message of Emile Coue," which was filmed just before he sailed back to France, was given its first showing the other night by the Motion Picture Arts, Inc., under the direction of Hugo Riesenfeld, and it dispelled any lingering fear that the little teacher from Nancy could be effective only if one heard his voice. It was as interesting to watch the audience as it was the screen. "Day by day in every way—say it after me" Coue orders the film audience, with his keen eyes looking straight from the picture, and his lips repeating the formula. And the real audience found itself murmuring "Day by Day" with no intention of doing so. There is sufficient of Coue's explanation of his theory in the captions on the film to give full understanding to the audience, and striking illustrations of his points force home the facts about correct autosuggestion. It's an interesting psychological experience to see the picture and its audience. I think there is no one in the memory of this city whom I have wondered more about than a small child, who is surried on upper River- Human rights grow fewer and fewer. A man in a Palm Beach suit and no overcoat strolled peacably along First ave the other night, when the thermometer was trying to make a cold record for our season. The Palm Beach clothes couldn't possibly injure anyone but the wearer, and yet the poor man was arrested and taken to Bellevue for mental observation. "Y" PLANS LARGER PROGRAM FOR BOYS At a meeting held at the Y. M. C. A.-bldg of Anaheim, 24 pastors, S. S. superintendents and teachers of boys' classes met for a discussion of a mid-week program for the organized class, Mr. H. H. Knox, chairman of the boys' work committee of the Anaheim Y. M. C. A., presided and presented Geo. S. Chessum, county secretary, with the request that he outline the Pioneer Notcher's Program now being used by organized groups of boys both in Sunday school and out throughout the state. Following the presentation, time was spent in the discussion of the program, when the following resolution was presented: "Be it resolved, that we present our thanks to the Y. M. C. A. for bringing to our attention this splendid four-fold Christian citizenship program for our class and that we are proud Greeks." PASADENA DEFEATS FULLERTON 41 TO 17 Pasadena Congregational church team defeated the Fullerton club in a scheduled basketball game at Pasadena, by a score of 41-17. The Pasadena's offense was hitting on all five, while Fullerton had to resort to long distance shots. Walker of Pasadena was big man with 12 points, Clark at guard with 9. Pasadena Fullerton Hopping F Fickle Strickland F Montague Walker C Sherwood Clark G Shepherd Sayles Ga Shultz Substitute for Pasadena—Birlenbach for Clark. YOUNG WAHLBERG SINGS Introducing Robert Harold Wahlberg. He is a boy of 10½ pounds and he arrived in Santa Ana at five a.m. today. The principal feature of his arrival, says his dad, Farm Adivar H. E. Wahlberg, was a solo sung in a manner which indicates he will become a musical celebrity among other things. Mrs Wahlberg and he are both doing well. Ethel Barrymore has come back into her own. I say this not in agreement with a single soul who has deplored her attempt at tragedy intently an Juliet, because she will forever be my idea of Juliet, but to pay a compliment to the type of stage literature which is purely her own. The Englishmen Sutro is favored in having her play the title role in his "Laughing Lady," just opened here. The part smacks of her "Declasse" and even as far tack as "Mid Channel" but it does locate her in the realm, which by natural grace and intelligence, she rules. It is the story of a lady, divorced unfairly, who smiles into a flirtation with her husband's attorney, wins him, and then gives him up, because of the realization that his wife deserves him more. Mr. Hopkins has surrounded her with a company of consummate skill, including Fannie Kemble Cooper McKay Morris, and Cyril Keightley. By being so good, they just seem at home with her. It isn't always pleasant to carry the prestige and the responsibility of being a judge. Judge Stickel, of the Court of Common Pleas, wished for a few minutes the other day that he STEP OUT WITH THE SEASON IN NEW SPRING CLOTHES STEP OUT WITH THE SEASON IN NEW SPRING CLOTHES $35 SUITS and TOP COATS $25.00 to $40.00 Here's a store that resembles a style show at its height. 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Auburn, Cincinnati; Green Street, Piqua, Ohio; Ravenswood and Oak Park in Chicago; his latest charge being Madison Avenue Church, Baltimore. He is spending the winter in Los Angeles and has been invited by the official board of the White Temple to conduct a series of revival services beginning March 25. CORRY, Pa., Feb. 22—A tim balloon, released from a larger one while flying over Madison, Wis., Monday, by the department of agriculture, aligned on a farm 575 miles away 24 hours later. This is a record flight of its kind. J.C.Penney Co. 371 DEPARTMENT STORES 225 West Center Street Anaheim, Calif. Get More-PayLess Quality Goods Always! We buy for 371 Stores; not for one or half dozen stores. Naturally, we buy large quantities of merchandise and enjoy every price advantage and are given the choice of grades. Hence you get more quality and pay less for it. 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