oc-plain-dealer 1923-03-31

R. C. (Cliff) Durant, head of the Durant interests on the Pacific Coast and famous throughout the country as a daring speed king and patron of the racing sport, has announced that his six-car racing team will appear in the championship event to be staged on the Fresno speedway April 26, says Jim Appleby, Durant, Star and Peerless distributor. Jimmy Murphy the star of the team and National Speedway champion, who won the recent meet at Beverly Hills and established a new world's record for the 250-mile distance, is naturally a favorite with his fast Durant Special Number One, but since Durant shattered all world records up to 75 miles in the recent sanctioned speed trial staged on the Los Angeles speedway, the millionaire sportsman and motorear magrate is looked upon by many of his SPEND HUGE SUM ON UNUSED VESSELS (By International News Service) WASHINGTON, March 31—One third of the government ships not tied up in various ports and rigs SPEND HUGE SUM ON UNUSED VESSELS (By International News Service) WASHINGTON, March 31: One third of the government ships not tied up in various ports and riverine "practically useless" for navigation purposes, it was revealed today by a survey conducted by the shipping board. With 800 vessels out of service, it is costing the government $2,000,000 annually to maintain them in their present condition and to guard against deterioration. ROMANTIC MARRIAGE ENDS IN DIVORCE Mrs. Dora P. Fels of Cypress was granted a divorce and $50 a month elimony on the ground of desertion. Easter Sunday in 1917 Mrs. Fels then Miss Dora P. John, attended sunrise services at Mt. Rubidoux and afterward married in Riverside, the man from whom she was legally separated yesterday. Mrs. Fels's sister Mrs. Elsie Fuller, also was a divorcee prospect in Judge Summerfield's court yesterday but when her case against Philip Fuller was called her attorneys announced their client had effected a trial reconciliation with her husband, and that she had given him two months in which to make good. Frank Elliot are the other three Durant pilots who will be seen in the Freno meet. Elliot replaces Dario Resta, the Italian speed merchant who drove a Durant in the last Beverly race. As good as the best, And a little better than most And when it gets stale It makes wonderful toast NEW RECORD IN U. C.-U. (By International Herkeley, University of Calif.) this afternoon clash Field in the second rings of the season teams. A crowd of about traced by the Charley Paddock, would establish new The Southerners' defeat at Los Angeles conceded defeat but tion was expected the events. The summary: One mile run-Fullar, Calif., tied Beaumont, Calif., in 3:10. 440 Yard dash-first; Hughes, U.Johnson, U.S.C.twelve Yard high derson, U.S.C.first second; Henry, Calif.:100 Yard dash-C., first; O. Auderdon; Sheppard and Califf., tied for third Paddock's last stait was 12 feet, 8 inches four yards ahead runner. Shot put-N. Ann and Witter, Calif., Matthews, Calif., 46 feet, 3-4 inches. Paddock then att the 100 yard record start but failed. He ran it in 8 9-10. High jump-Mut Calif., tied for first third. Height, a foot. POPE URGES P (By International Rome, March 3) is attempting to do a settlement of the Bishop Bertram coming to Rome to ence with Pope Plu Chancellor Seipel conferred with Prem Milan, declared his political and financial freen Austria and confer with Pope Papal Gasparri, pa state, before depart And a little better than most And when it gets stale It makes wonderful toast White Lily Bread BENEDICT Ordained Graduate Medium, Clairvoyant and Psychic —Personal Facts— Seventy-five per cent of the people are in the wrong occupation—misfit. Sixty per cent of men and women fall in business from lack of adaptation or because wrongly suited in partnership. Fifty per cent or more are mismated in marriage—results, divorce. How about you, readers? Ask yourself if you don't think you should consult Benedict, the man who knows his business—who knows you. $1.00—Reading—$1.00 Oldest in expertise, richest in knowledge and skill. Crowded with twenty-five years of unparalleled success as a clairvoyant. 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A crowd of about 5,000 was attracted by the expectation that Charley Paddock, "Human Flash" would establish new world records. The Southerners in view of their defeat at Los Angeles by the Beauxconced defeat but stiff competition was expected in every one of the events. The summary: One mile run—Muivaney and Pullar, Calif., tied for first; De Beaumont, Calif., third. Time 4:38 3:19. 440 Yard dash—Martz U, S. C. first; Hughes, U. S. C. second; Johnson, U. S. C. third. Time 51:4. 120 Yard high hurdles—O. Anderson, U. S. C. first; Becker, Calif., second; Henry, Calif., third. Time 51:4. 100 Yard dash—Paddock, U. S. C., first; O. Anderson, U. S. C., second; Sheppard and Farnsworth, Calif., tied for third. Time 5 4:5. Paddock's last stride at the finish was 12 feet, 8 inches and he was four yards ahead of the nearest runner. Shot put—N. Anderson, U. S. C. and Witter, Calif., tied for first; Matthews, Calif., third. Distance 46 feet, 3-4 inches. Paddock then attempted to break the 100 yard record from a running start but failed. In a lone race he ran it in 8 9-10 seconds. High jump—Multer and Trayer, Calif., tied for first; Dalton, Calif., third. Height 5 feet, 11½ inches. POPE URGES PEACE MOVE (BY International News Service) ROME, March 31—The vatican is attempting to day to influence a settlement of the Ruhr issue. Bishop Bertram of Germany is coming to Rome to hold a conference with Pope Plus XI. Chancellor Seipel of Austria, who conferred with Premier Mussolini at Milan, declared his visit dealt with political and financial relations between Austria and Italy. He will confer with Pope Plus XI and Cardinal Gaparri, papal secretary of state, before departing. ATTENDS CONFERENCE Rev. H. G. Schmelzer will go to FREE! is attempting to day to influence a settlement of the Ruhr issue. Bishop Bertram of Germany, is coming to Rome to hold a conference with Pope Plus XI. 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