oc-plain-dealer 1923-03-27

UNITED Theatre Anaheim STARTING TOMORROW She Couldn't Forget! She opened her eyes in the morning, and closed her eyes at night—BUT SHE COULDN'T FORGET THAT ONE BURNING STOLEN KISS OF HIS! BETTY BLYTHE In an unsurpassed spectacle of extra-vagant New York Life— BETTY BLYTHE COGGINS CHANEY This Paddy "cur own" Joey go at tonight at the local reputation for He is a rugged has a wicked been working bound to be a The same windup which tough Johnny and the Victor Johnson. It wild. Both are with real steam Johnny Narr mix in the spec promises to be Nandes always for the money said to be of the quaprim season and Marshall will fling hay is apt to drop the "Auborn Benson, the weight from Ela bout that our Chrills. A and starts the show. ROEHM-S TAKE The Roehm-off big in their zies Pontes from home alleys first two games in the last one win by 25 pins All the locals Heffron shoott average 205 a This win bring 500 mark have 60 games. Tha with the loca She opened her eyes in the morning, and closed her eyes at night—BUT SHE COULDN'T FORGET THAT ONE BURNING STOLEN KISS OF HIS! BETTY BLYTHE In an unsurpassed spectacle of extravagant New York Life— BETTY BLYTHE In a role of love, mystery, amazing wealth and fame— BETTY BLYTHE In a picture which vividly depicts kings of finance pursuing beauty BETTY BLYTHE In the greatest picture of her career, in a story of fast-moving intriguing life, and BETTY BLYTHE In gowns that will take your eye and keep your eye—JAY BELASCO IN and "SWEET MAMA" ANNOUNCEMENT —Beginning Saturday, March 31st. Matinees will be given each Saturday at 2:30 P.M. at our new reduced prices. A GREAT SHOW WARMLY RECEIVED DON'T MISS PARTY ON BEACH SANDS Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Rogers and two small sons, Junior and Johnnie, of Torrence, were guests yesterday of Mr. Rogers mother, Mrs. Alberta Andrews. In company with Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Eaton, of Santa Ana, also guests at the Andrews ranch, and Mrs. Mary Doolin and S. Whitaker, members of the family, all drove to Capistrano where a picnic supper was spread on the sands. ANNOUNCE BIRTH OF SON Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Jordan, of South Philadelphia st., are parents of a son born Sunday. Mr. Jordan is a nephew of Judge and Mrs. Howard and naturally they also feel rather important. SALESMEN AND SOLICITORS —VALLECINTO is a fast selling sub division and we want first class men and women for Anaheim, Fullerton, Orange and Santa Ana. See Mr. Mertel or Miss Somers at 109 N. Los Angeles St. Anaheim or 109 West Third, Santa Ana. Plain Dealer Want Ads Get Results AT THE CALIFORNIA THE CHARLES RAY'S SUPREME PORTRAYAL IN JAMES WHITCOME RILEYS SWEETEST LOVE STORY THE GIRL I LOVED" And Larry Semon in "The Counter Jumper" Also Holden & O'Neill TONIGHT LAST TIMES UNITED Theatre Anaheim AT THE CALIFORNIA TH Betty Compson in the Paramount "The White Flower" MOST OWNER of open touring cars are interested in a California WE INVITE YOU to call at our shop and see a Packard single baker big six, on which we are building Cali want you to see the rigid construction, beautifl class workmanship on our tops. Eddy's Auto Paint & Top 153 So. Lenon St. COGGINS TO MEET CHANEY IN FEATURE This Paddy Coggins boy, who meets "cur own" Joe Chaney in the feature go at tonight's weekly boxing card at the local fistle emporium, has a reputation for being "some scraper". He is a rugged, two listed fighter and has a wicked wallop. Chaney has been working like a trojan. It is bound to be a "hummer" all the way. The same can go for the semi-windup which brings together rough, tough Johnny Conley of Long Beach and the Victorville Cyclone, Charlie Johnson. It ought to set the fans wild. Both are fast and ready mixers with real steam to their punches. Johnny Nandes and Bobby White mix in the special at 125 pounds. It promises to be a sweet affair, also. Nandee always gives the crowd a run for the money and Bobby White is said to be of the same caliber. ROEHM-SYLVESTER TAKES TWO GAMES The Roehm-Sylvester team started off big in their match with Makenzies Pontes from Hollywood on the home alleys last night, taking the first two games easily, but weakened in the last one and let the visitors win by 25 pins. All the locals passed the 500 mark Heffron shooting high game and average 206 and 568 respectively. This win brings the locals up to the 500 mark having won half of their 60 games. The league closes April 5 with the local squad meeting the BILL'S CAFE LOOKS LIKE SURE WINNER Taking three easy games from Whittier No. 2, Bill's Cafe now has a five-game lead over the Toyland Baby Dolls in the city ten pin league and looks life sure winner with only nine more games to go. The Keen Hat Store five is plugging along in third place, just ahead of Whittier No. 1 which are one game ahead of the Silver Moon Cafe, Panning Candy Co. in next, then O'Donnell's Victor Cords and last is the hopeless Whittier No. 2 team. Twenty-three teams have rolled in the two-man rattime and M. Varner and Eden are still in first place with 1179. Larrison and Hanson are second 1176; Karam and Larrison third, 1128; and Tanner and Beneke fourth, 1150. Heffron's 228 was high single game of the week and wins the Keen Hat Store prize. Gordon shooting 609 wins the Keen Hat prize for high series. Gordon is still leading the class A average with 186. Larrison has no opposition in class B and Steinborn passed Eden and is leading class C with 173. Larrison's 267 and 650 scores are still high for all classes and Tanner with 246 and 642 is high in class C. The season has only nine more games to roll. POMONA HI PLAYS LOCAL B, B, SQUAD Pomona Hi School baseball team traveled to Anaheim this afternoon to furnish the locals competition for a practice fray. Coach Ray Elliott diamond men will also be given a battle when they meet the fast Long Beach nine tomorrow on the same field. FULLERTON ZONING PROGRAM ADOPTED The Roehm-Sylvester team started off big in their match with Makenzies Ponies from Hollywood on the home alleys last night, taking the first two games easily, but weakened in the last one and let the visitors win by 25 pins. All the locals passed the 500 mark Heffron shooting high game and average 208 and 568 respectively. This win brings the locals up to the 500 mark having won half of their 60 games. The league closes April 5 with the local squad meeting the Angelus Lunch on the latter's home alleys. Mackenzies Ponies C. Fay ... 119 192 170 481 White ... 167 164 180 511 E. Fay ... 191 177 168 536 Stromwell ... 158 200 159 547 Mackenzie ... 198 157 189 544 863 890 866 2616 Roehm-Sylvester Theodore ... 192 180 150 522 Elker ... 201 177 168 546 Graham ... 159 174 167 500 Hansen ... 165 207 157 552 Heffron ... 191 208 169 568 909 946 841 2695 RELEASE TWO AFTER EXCITING PURSUIT Myron Horn, Louis Rich and E. Murphy arrested yesterday morning after a lively chase by the Fullerton police on the charge of transporting liquor, were turned over to the Los Angeles police yesterday afternoon, where it is said they were wanted on the charge of stealing a car, and also as suspects in the recent murder case on Spring st. Two of the boys were released by the Los Angeles police after examination. Later they were wanted but police could not find them, it is said. E. W. Jones was arraigned before Judge French this morning on the charge of being drunk, and fined $15. F. Brown and A. Chantx, charged with evading railroad fare, were sentenced to 30 days each in the county jail. L. W. Hall was also sentenced by the Brea City Recorder to 30 days in jail on the charge of drunkenness. The sentence was suspended. Earnest L. Bowen an oil worker, was sentenced by J. C. Looney, Brea marshal, on the charge of transporting liquor. He asked an extension of time to enter a plea, and his case may come up next week, it is said. He is being held in jail on default of bond. LOCAL B. B. SQUAD Pomona Hi School baseball team traveled to Anaheim this afternoon to furnish the locals competition for a practice fray. Coach Ray Elliott diamond men will also be given a battle when they meet the fast Long Beach nine tomorrow on the same field. FULLERTON ZONING PROGRAM ADOPTED Fullerton zoning committee met last night, accepting the plans for the zoning of the city which had been prepared by the planning subcommittee. The sub-committee was composed of Robert Straif, S. W. Miller, Mrs. P. M. West, and J. W. Carmichael. The city was divided into four zones, the business zone running north and south on Spadra rd. from Brea rd. on the north to the city limits on the south, and east and west on Commodwealth avenue, several blocks each way, and on intermediate streets from Santa Fe to Whittier avenue, and from Malden to Pomona avenue. The industrial district is placed between the Santa Fe and U. P. tracks for the entire distance through the city, with the light industrial district extending north of the Santa Fe to the city park, and east and west from Spadra rd. to Richman avenue. The remainder of the city is in the residential zone. Another meeting of the committee is to be held Monday night, and the zones may be further subdivided. It is planned to put a second class residence zone in the vicinity of the high and grammar schools, for use of apartment houses, it is said. Anaheim Girls B. B. Squad Plays Tustin Coach Irene Jacques' baseball squad will travel to Tustin Thursday afternoon for the second league game of the season. Anaheim girls lost to Fullerton by only a small margin and will plan to more than make this up when they tangle with the Tustinites. Anaheim girls have been practicing, getting their team work down pat. At the same time, Garden Grove plays at Capistrano and Santa Ana goes to Fullerton. Huntington Beach drew a bye. AT THE PLEASANT HOTEL D. D. W. Frantroppe, E. A. Lyon, Hathaway, F. L. Martin, Lem Martin, and L. M. Clarkwell, Los Angeles; and Walter Coandell, Alhambra. AUTOMOBILE DAMAGED W. H. Boyle of Santa Ana reported to local police that his car was damaged. Liquor Ring Probe 'Started Something' LOS ANGELES, March 27.—Starting as have been the revelations brot about to date by the far reaching federal investigation of the gigantic liquor ring declared to have been exposed by the raid last week on an alleged Long Beach smuggling expedition, the "fireworks" have just started, it was predicted today by those in charge of the investigation. So highly connected was the alleged liquor smuggling gang, now being investigated that every new development is calculated to cause an added sensation and a general federal probe of liquor conditions on the entire Pacific Coast probably will result. Earnest L. Bowen an oil worker, was sentenced by J. C. Looney, Brea marshal, on the charge of transporting liquor. He asked an extension of time to enter a plea, and his case may come up next week, it is said. He is being held in jail on default of bond. AT THE PLEASANT HOTEL J. D. W. Franptern, E. A. Lyon, Hathaway, F. L. Martin, Lem Martin, and L. M. Clarkwell, Los Angeles; and Walter Coandell, Alhambra. AUTOMOBILE DAMAGED W. H. Boyle of Santa Ana reported to local police that his car was struck on Main street in Santa Ana, both cars being damaged. They decided to call it an even break. R. E. McGill reported that he struck a woman on Los Angeles st. He said the woman was not hurt. E. R. Elliott of Garden Grove reported a lap robe stolen from his car while in front of the Martinet hardware store. He described the robe as black with a horse's head printed on the center, with the bridle across the horse's nose in white. GOULD FAMILY PREPARES FOR WORST MENTONE, France, aMreh 27. George Jay Gould, St., American railway magnate and capitalist, who is seriously ill of heart trouble at his villa, suffered a serious relapse this afternoon and his family was notified to be prepared for the worst. A bulletin issued at 3:30 o'clock said Gould was very low. NARCOTICS LEAK TO DOPE PEDDLERS WASHINGTON, Mar. 27.—Drug addicts are securing vast quantities of narcotics illegally from army warehouses, Colonel L. G. Nutt secretary to the federal narcotics control board declared today at a conference between manufacturers and federal authorities. Enormous supplies of drugs unfit for legitimate use, Nutt revealed, are leaking from the warehouses into the hands of a ring of dope peddlers. H. W. Parris, local agent of the New York Life Insurance Co., yesterday attended a meeting of the Company's agents at Los Angeles. Send your Easter greetings with flowers anywhere. We are members of the P. T. D.-The Flower Shop, 120 N. Los Angeles St. THE THERMOMETER Minimum 52% at 11 p.m. Maximum 86% at 1:45 p.m. BOYS AND GIRLS TO JOIN CLUB HERE The educational committee of the Poultry Department, consisting of W. S. Hatch, H. R. Howell, S. J. E. H. Goenig, Carl Nichols and Asistant Farm Advisor W. M. Cory, have outlined a program for enoducting a poultry club contest among the boys and girls of Orange county. The only requisite for entrance is the ownership of 25-50-75-100 or more three months old pullets of any breed. The pullets must be near of an age. Work in the club divided into two periods. The first until the birds are nine months old is called the puller development period. The second, the egg laying period. Assistance is given by the Extension Service and record sheets provided by the University of Californias. AT CALIFORNIA HOTEL New guests at the California Hotel, Fullerton, include; Herbert E. Peterson, Pasadena; Mrs. O. R. Emerson, and A. B. Gazzoole, Rodlands; H. W. Tressdel, Rosemead; W. H. Watson, V. Turner, J. B. Ruitchins, and H. M. Kinsey, Los Angeles; A. G. Fielos, Los Gatos; N. E. Dillie, Chicago; T. F. Windis, Glendale; and R. J. Wirts, Detroit. MILLER BROS. Cement Contractors ESTIMATES FREE Phone 100-R-4 GLYCEROLE LOBEMA Curso Completo Quickly! No Quotes Absolutely safe for infants, children and adults. 50 cds and $1 bottle. Recommended and sold by Heying's Pharmacy for net of JOYNER REMEDIES CALIFORNIA Theatre Starts Today DIRECT FROM GRAUMAN'S METROPOLITAN Story Actualed in Hawaii, Romance ..... See Beetya Bathing Suits!... And that eye- ... Filling Hula Hula! Oh Boy! a Paramount Picture ADOLPH ZUKOR PRESENTS BETTY 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 Centre Flowers • Ye Colonial Shoppe 214 East Center Street HOLD ALL-DAY MEETING Orange-co Holiness Ass'n will hold an all-day meeting March 29 in the Mennonite Church of Orange, Rev. E. A. Clark of Pasadena will preach at 1 a.m., 2 and 7:30 p.m. All are invited to hear this excellent speaker. Plain Dealer Want Ads Get Results TONE UP THE KIDNEYS "Symptoms of Kidney trouble are all gone. Water is clear and does not burn. Foley Kidney Pills certainly do the work," writes W. J. Grady, New Orleans, Louisiana. Backache, rheumatic pain, tired feeling are symptoms of diarrhea. Kidneys. Foley Kidney Pills tone up the kidneys and quickly relieve kidneys and bladder trouble. Refuse substitutes. Insist upon Foley's—Heying's Pharmacy. Free Lecture and Pictures TONIGHT, MARCH 27 AT 8 O'CLOCK 216 East Center Street Anaheim Subject: Tropical Agriculture Free Lecture and Pictures TONIGHT, MARCH 27 AT 8 O'CLOCK 216 East Center Street Anaheim Subject: Tropical Agriculture With special reference to Pineapple and Coconut culture at Agricola, Guatemala. Guatemala is 100 miles nearer than Chicago is and has a finer climate than Southern California, and costs less. Returns more cash per acre yearly. L. G. KELLOGG COMPANY BOXING TONIGHT AT 8:30 ANAHEIM ATHLETIC CLUB'S ARENA SUGAR FACTORY GROUNDS Main Event—130 Pounds Joe Chaney vs. Paddy Coggins Semi—154 Pounds Johnny Conley vs. Cyclone Johnson (Long Beach) (Victorville) 4—Good Fast Preliminaries—4 Prices—Ringside (chairs) $1.50—Reserved section (benches) with backs) $1.27—General admission $1.00—plus tax. (Tickets on sale at United Cigar Store and Jeff's Dew Drop Inn. Ladies welcome. Cars carefully watched.)