oc-plain-dealer 1923-03-26

A GREAT SHOW WARMLY RECEIVED DON'T MISS CHARLES RAYS SUPREME PORTRAYAL IN JAMES WHITCOMB RILEYS SWEETEST LOVE STORY 80 SPORTSMEN AT CLUB SHOOT SUNDAY Fully 80 people attended the Gun club shoot Sunday. The largest crowd that has ever attended a shoot yet. Among the visitors was a delegation from the Vernon Gun club who spoke in the highest terms of the grounds and sky line of the local club and signified their intention of visiting here as often as possible. Mrs. I. Greenfield who was the third high lady shooter of the United States last year was with the Vernon sound. A squad of shooters from Whittier also attended, and said they were organizing a club there and were anxious to see the local grounds and the way the shoots were conducted. It was sure some shoot and the scatter gun fan that wasn't there missed a great shoot. Shot Hit Pot H. Redenbough 100 92 .92 H. W. Warman 50 46 .92 C. Gregg 100 90 .90 W. Kroeger 25 22 .88 R. Kroeger 25 22 .85 H. Stoney 50 44 .85 N Hatfield 75 43 .86 A. Miller 50 42 .94 P. Knaff 100 82 .82 Evan Miller 75 62 .82 G. Gardner 100 81 .61 H. Martin 50 40 .60 H. Allgeyer 50 29 .78 A. Kadelbach 50 39 .75 P. A. Sonchez 100 78 .78 J. Mehar 50 39 .78 B. Douglas 25 19 .76 Mrs. Greenfield 50 38 .76 B. S. Denson 75 58 .76 D. Dunean 75 58 .76 B. Christleb 50 37 .74 B. Merril 50 37 .74 C. McNeill 75 52 .69 A. Hill 75 50 .66 M. Martenet 50 33 .66 E. L. Jernigan 50 32 .64 J. F. Simpeon 50 28 .66 R. Jernigan 50 29 .56 W. E. Stokes 25 14 .56 Mrs. Evan Miller 50 26 .52 FULLERTON WINNER OF TRACK MEETING Santa Ana Elks Tue Over 100 members lodge have signed to be present at of Santa Ana lodges when the Anahole charge of the lodge. The local lodge Elks Club house will depart for Santa Ana loc splendid program which includes allitors. HEARTY TO BETT Honolulu declares to welcome Betts members of the lodge who voyaged to produce the star picture, "The W is the feature atatre. Adorned with grant flowers, greeted by Mrs. J author and directed preceded Miss Co players to Honolulu production staff, Hawaiian music torboated out to the star and the At the dock a thuslastie "fans catch a glimpse person. As the native musicians CHARTER MEMBER The speaker wanis club will be of the Klwanis Rev. Rufus J. Wy has just completed the United State west as special o Baltimore Sun. SWEETEST LOVE STORY THE GIRL I LOVED And Larry Semon in "The Counter Jumper" Also Holden & O'Neill TONIGHT UNITED Theatre Anaheim FULLERTON WINNER OF TRACK MEETING Fullerton scored 70 and won the grammar school track meet at Fullerton H.S. athletic grounds Saturday, Brea coming second with 54 and Anaheim third with 48. The boys were divided into junior and was: Fullerton 59, Placentia 17, were: Fullerton 59, Placentia 17, Brea 26, and La Habra 7. The junior and senior score stood: Fullerton 31, Placentia 62, Brea 47, and La Habra 29. The senior score was: Fullerton 22, Brea 21, La Habra 22, and Placentia 46. Ribbon prizes were awarded today, C.A. Murcey, grammar school principal said. HEARS OF AUNT'S DEATH Mrs. Paul V. Dominguez has received the sad news of the death of her aunt, Mrs. Sylvia Dickensen, and will go tomorrow to Sierra Madre to attend the funeral services. Mrs. Dickensen's home was in Berkeley, but she was at the home of a sister during her long illness and death. THE LAST Of the Graham Sells Out Furniture Sale. Buy now, goods will is ready. Odd Chiff and Chiffrobes, $10.00, to $28.73. Ivory Bed, link spring, all cotton mattress, $24.75. Genuine Spanish Leather Rocker, $19.85. Oak Finish drawer Dress $22.00. Odd Chair and Cliffrobes, $19.00, to $28.75. Ivory Bed, link spring, all cotton mattress, $24.75. Genuine Spanish Leather Rocker, $19.85. Oak Finish-drawer Dre $22.00. Oak frame genuine leather upholstered Bed Davenport, $39.00. Jacobean Oak Table, 42-inch top, extends 6 ft., $29.50. Solid Oak-Fumed Table, 42-inch top, extends 6 ft., $19. Fumed Chair, sentation Spanish er, $4.35. Fumed Oak Finish Library Table, $9.56. Three-piece Overstuffed Suite in figured velc RIUTCEL-WE Successors to Graham Furniture Co Phone 54 J 151 North Los Angeles S Santa Ana Entertains Elks Tuesday Evening Over 100 members of Anaheim lodge have signified their intention to be present at the regular meeting of Santa Ana lodge Tuesday evening, when the Anaheim officers will be in charge of the initatory work of that lodge. The local lodge will meet at the Elks Club house at 6 o'clock, and will depart for Santa Ana in a body. Santa Ana lodge has prepared a splendid program for this event, which includes a banquet for all visitors. HEARTY WELCOME TO BETTY COMPSON Honolulu declared a part holiday to welcome Betty Compson and the members of the Paramount company, who voyaged to the island city to produce the star's current Paramount picture, "The White Flower," which is the feature at the California Theatre. Adorned with beautiful and fragrant flowers, Miss Compson was greeted by Mrs. Julia Crawford Ivers, author and director of the story, who preceded Miss Compson and the other players to Honolulu; members of the production staff, and a group of Hawaiian musicians. This party motorboated out to quarantine to meet the star and the members of the cast. At the dock a huge crowd of enthusiastic "fans" were gathered to catch a glimpse of Miss Compson in person. As the star stepped ashore native musicians played. CHARTER KIWANIS MEMBER SPEAKER The speaker tomorrow at the Kiwanis club will be a charter member of the Kiwanis of Baltimore, Md., Rev. Rufus J. Wyckoff. Dr. Wyekoff has just completed an auto tour of the United States from Baltimore west an special correspondent of the Baltimore Sun. He says that when TRAINING DAY FOR SCOUT CHIEFS SAT. Regular quarterly scout leaders' Training Day will be held in Orange Park, Saturday, March 31st. It is expected that from 50 to 78 scout-masters and troop committeemen will be present at that conference. Field activities will be taken up and each man learn from experts more of the details of Scouting. Wednesday, March 28th, regular monthly meeting of the Dist. Court of Honor is scheduled to be held in Anaheim. Mr. C. C. Smith is chairman of this Court of Honor. At a recent meeting of the Court of Honor for District No. 1 and No. 2, of which Mr. R. R. Miller is chairman, second class badges were awarded to Bernard Davis, Bernard Miller, Vince Alton; and Anton Hammond of Santa Ana Troop No. 2 Ernest Haynes, Laguna Beach No. 1 and Alva Gedney of Garden Grove. First class badges were awarded to Harold Hall, Tustin and Russell Hind Laguna Beach. Merit badges were awarded to Don Wilcox, Laguna Beach, Earl Vinson, Tustin, Dudley Crawford, Tustin; Walter Huntley Tustin, Chas. Ehrhorn, Newport; Weston Jay, Newport, and Robert Lowry, Orange. At a recent conference between the joint committee of the Y. M. C. A. and the Boy Scouts, an earnest effort was put forth to somewhat coordinate the work of these two agencies in dealing with the boyhood of Orange county. It was pointed out at the meeting that there were 6000 boys in Orange county between the ages of twelve and twenty-one. Of that number, each of the two agencies were reaching approximately 1000 boys—Scouting 1000 boys between the ages of twelve and twenty-one. It was also determined that there were not over fifty boys in the entire county who held membership in both organizations, and while no definite policy has been developed, it was the consensus of opinion that an effort should be made by both organizations, upon receiving the application of a boy, to determine whether his personality and its personal requirements would be best met in on- CHARTER KIWANIS MEMBER SPEAKER The speaker tomorrow at the Kiwanis club will be a charter member of the Kiwanis of Baltimore, Md.. Rev. Rufus J. Wyckoff. Dr. Wyckoff has just completed an auto tour of the United States from Baltimore west as special correspondent of the Baltimore Sun. He says that when he struck Los Angeles he got the California bug and has made up his mind to locate in this section. Dr. Wyckoff has been pastor of the leading churches in several large cities, including Cincinnati, Chicago and Baltimore and is a speaker especially popular at gatherings of men. He is at the White Temple for each night this week and will preach at both service Easter. SANTA FE SPRINGS LEADS OIL FIELDS With a daily output of 150,000 barrels the Santa Fe Springs field last week led all California fields. Furthermore, the oil is of the highest gravity of any produced in the state. It is gravity that brings the returns. Five, six and seven-thousand barrel wells are becoming the common thing, and Santa Fe, while breaking its own records repeatedly, has had the largest number of big producers. ST WEEK buy now, goods will be stored free of charge until your house Oak Finish three-drawer Dresser $22.00. Walnut Queen Anne Table, 48-in. top, extends 8 feet, $40.00. Tennessee Red Cedar Chest, $15. ROBERTSON ESTATE INCOME WAS $5,000 The late James G. Robertson, Santa Ana electrician who fatally shot himself in Santa Ana canyon Saturday morning, left an estate estimated at "more than $10,000" and bringing an income of $5,000, the petition for probate of the will filed today shows. The principal item, while the estate is not now described in detail, is the J. G. Robertson Electrical Company. The widow, Margaret N. Robertson, receives everything. The will specifies that if the widow did not survive him, the children should receive the estate, share and share alike. They are: Orlyn Nelson Robertson, 22; Fred Wesley Robertson, 18 and Nina June Robertson, an adopted child five. The ages given MOOSE AFTER 500 NEW MEMBERS HERE Arriving here for a protracted stay, J. F. McCracken, deputy supervisor of the Loyal Order of Moose, will start tomorrow night a campaign for 500 members of the local lodge. The lodge already has approximately 200 members. McCracken has been transferred from Kansas to Southern California and will work in several cities of the outland. He has taken an apartment with his family at $28 South Lemon street. McCracken, who is known as "The Little Giant of Moonedom," added 250 members to the lodge at Arkansas City, Arkansas, before coming here. INFANT BURied SATURDAY The infant of Mr. and Mrs. J. Albterni, living in the south part of Anaheim, was buried Saturday in Holy Cross cemetery after short services. The body was cared for by the Huddle Funeral Home. The bayonet was invented in Bayonet, France, in 1640. Great Lakes, of the United States, cover 94,080 square miles. Plain Dealer Want Ads Get Results IM, CALIFORNIA Monday, March 26, 1923 California Theatre Coming Tomorrow DIRECT FROM GRAUMAN'S METROPOLITAN See Beeiy's Bathing Suits!... And that eye... Filling Hula Hula! Oh Boy! a Paramount Picture ADOLPH ZUKOR PRESENTS DETTY COMPSON IN The White Flower" A SPLENDID VAUDEVILLE ACT Marguerite Eves at the Giant Organ A COMEDY RIOT! "THE STEEPLE CHASER" Matiness ... 10c, 22c Evenings ... 17c, 39c "Toll of the Sea" "The Message of Emile Coue" Ye Colonial Shoppe 214 East Center Street ON ESTATE WAS $5,000 G. Robertson, Santa who fatally shot himna canyon Saturday estate estimated at 000" and bringing an 000, the petition for will filed today shows: cem, while the estate libed in detail, is the Electrical Company. Margaret N. Roberteverything. HOT IN SOUTH AMERICA RIO DE JANEIRO, March 2/— While the United States shivers in the middle of winter blizzards, Rio is suffering from one of the hottest and most sultry summers in history. The thermometer has stood between 90 and 98 for weeks. An unusuallly hot summer is reported from practically every capital of South America. PATRON FOR SCRIBES ROME—The pope, in an encyclical has named St. Francis of Sales as patron saint of writers and journalists. St. Francis was born in 1567. REPORTS SPOTLIGHT THEFT William Kroeger, Jr., of East Chapman-ave, Pullerton, reported to the local police that spotlight was stolen from his car while in front of the local post office Saturday! -Starbuck's Red. See Classified Ad. J. E. Schumacher Co., for real estate. -Send your Easter Greetings with flowers anywhere. We are members of the P. T. D.-The Flower Shop, 120 N. Los Angeles St. FAIRYLAND FAIRYLAND Theatre Anaheim TOMORROW ONLY Herb Jack's "Advershow" A Carload of Merchandise Given Away Free Also See Also LESTER CUNEO IN "BLAZING ARROWS" A REGULAR RIOT! Don't Forget That The Ever Ready Truck & Transfer Co. Is still able to do your hauling of any description CONTRACT HAULING A SPECIALTY Get Our Price O. J. LINNARTZ, Prop. Residence 211 E. Sycamore St. PHONE 209-M