oc-plain-dealer 1923-05-17

LOCAL GIRLS MAY SHATTER RECORDS There's going to be some records broken Friday afternoon on the Lincoln H tract, Los Angeles, if Coach Irene Jacques knows what she is talking about. Coach Jacques is taking about a dozen stars to participate in the telegraphic meet with Lincoln girls. These records will be flashed to headquarters at Long Beach where they will be compared with records made by other schools. Miss Francis Adams, all around star, has been diligently training and has come within a fraction of equalling the records. Coach Ray Elliot is assisting in the training. Miss Adams is entering the high and broad jump, hurdles and possibly relay. Other entries are Grace Holsworth, basketball throw--discus; Mae Requarth, basketball throw; Irma Young, base and basketball throw; Katherine Mene, broad jump and relay; Elsie Lange, hurdles and broad jump; Gwendolyn Smith, 50-yd. dash and relay; Josephine Gerard, 50 and 100-yd. dash and relay; Helen Daly, baseball throw and relay; Ella Cook, 50 and 100-yd. dash and relay; Kathryn Crauth, 50 and 100-yd. dash and relay. A crowd of sport fans will accompany the team. GREAT INTEREST IN SCOUT FIELD MEET The Boy Scout Field Meet, May 26th promises to be one of the most unique attractions ever staged by local scouts and the parade is stirring up considerable enthusiasm throughout the country. Santa Ana high school band, under direction of Mr. S. P. Mustol, will furnish music and it is hoped the Rotary Club Boy's hand of Long Beach will also participate. At the field meet in Fullerton last year more than 600 scouts participated. Dr. M. A. Patton, chairman, has announced there will be three prizes. First will be given troop scoring the largest number of points, second to the troop scoring the second highest score. YESTERDAY'S HOMERS NATIONAL LEAGUE No. Ttl Neis, Brooklyn ..... 1 Southworth, Boston ..... 1 AMERICAN LEAGUE Welsch, Philly ..... 1 Totals—National 111; last year 73. American 55; last year 100. 2 HUSKY SPARRING PARTNERS FOR JACK (By International News Service) GREAT FALLS, Mont., May 17—With the arrival in camp of two husky sparring partners, Champion Jack Dempey was scheduled to stage his first rounds of boxing Thursday in preparation for the Fourth of July title bout at Shelby with Tommy Gibbons. George Godfrey, negro, and Jack Burke, both of Pittsburgh, will be the champion's first victims. Dempey performed light work in his new quarters late Wednesday and was all sunless today when asked how he liked the site. "It's the darb," he said, waving his arms in the general direction of the Rocky Mountains, 60 miles away. The training quarters are on the site of the old Volk Brewery. His ring will be pitched along side the ruins of the building destroyed by fire some years ago. Dempey closed the deal for the training quarters himself by turning over a crisp $100 bill to Charles Volk, son of the owner, as the initial payment. Directly across the Missouri river from the training camp are the grounds of the Meadow Lark Country club, where Dempey will play golf. On an island in the river is a city park, a landmark of the old Lewis and Clark expedition discovered in 1804. A mile south of the training quarters the explorers fought off hostile Indians 119 years ago. The retinue of sparring partners, trainers and other aides of the champion will occupy a house that was formerly the home of Brewer Volk. LAST NITE'S FITES At Chicago—Mickey Walker defeated Cowboy Padgett, 10 rounds. BEACH STAR START EASY Coach "Feet" Watson Beach mentor will pany his handful of where they will contional interscholastic meet to be held Moss Nicholas, Chmilt Nash and Virgil the trip. After a one day town, over $600 wray expenses. Nichet by the C. I. F. has honors in high hurdle put Huntington Roa last year and will coot first this season thentic reports. The cinder path Orange county Fri will go to Los Angles other teams. At Sa will join lads from gether will travel to mas will show their formia. The California company the aggre At the field meet in Fullerton last year more than 600 scouts participated. Dr. M. A. Patton, chairman, has announced there will be three prizes. First will be given troop scoring the largest number of points, second to the troop scoring the second highest and a prize for the district having the best and biggest representation. KEARNS WILL REACH GREAT FALLS TODAY (By International News Service) SHELBY, May 17—Promoter Mike E. Collins today received a telegram from Jack Kearns informing him that Kearns will arrive in Great Falls tomorrow to get Jack Dempsey started into his training camp. Requests for ticket reservations continue so pour in promoter Collins announced. He estimated the advance order for tickets would total $375,000. LAST NITE'S FITES At Chicago—Mickey Walker defeated Cowboy Padgett, 10 rounds. Gene Tunney won from Jimmy De laney, ten rounds. Charley Glazier knocked out Jimmy Dennis in second round. George Butch beat Eddie Shea, 8 rounds. St. Louis—Frankie Conway defeated Johnny McCoy, 10 rounds. HITS 14TH HOMER (By International News Service) PHILADELPHIA, May 17—Cy Williams, premier home run hitter of the Phillies knocked his 14th home run in the 1923 season in the third inning of today's game here with the Cubs. Alexander was pitching. Starbuck's Red See Classified Ad. at Weber's Special Releases of Victor Records for May Hear It! Have It! 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These lads put Huntington Beach on the map last year and will come out second if not first this season, according to authentic reports. The cinder path stars will leave Orange county Friday, where they will go to Los Angeles and meet the other teams. At San Francisco they will join lads from the north and together will travel to Chicago. Insignis will show they are from California. The California band will accompany the aggregation. FULLERTON U. H. S. GRADUATION JUNE 22 Graduation exercises of the Fullerton high school will be June 22. There are 119 in the graduating class, it was announced by E. S. Redfern, assistant principal, today. The valedictory address is to be delivered by Miss Neillie Shepherd, and the commencement address by Rev. Bromley Oxam of the Church of All Nations of Los Angeles. The baccalaureate address is to be delivered in the high school auditorium June 18, by Prof. Carl S. Knopf, formerly of the faculty. Plain Dealer want ads get result. RETURN MORENO FOR DESERTING FAMILY Caught after a long search, John Moreno, Mexican of the Anaheim vicinity, was freed and then caught again by Sheriff R. L. Hill of Tulare County. He will be brought to Santa Ana at once, arriving tomorrow, according to Sheriff Sam Jernigan. Moreno is wanted for deserting his family and other alleged offenses according to the sheriff. The City Marshal of Lindsay has a felony charge warrant against him. A brief delay on the part of Sam Jernigan in answering the wire of Sheriff Hill is said to have been responsible for freeing the man. Sheriff Jernigan announced that Motorcycle Officer Vernon Myers has been sent up to get Moreno. SONOMA PRUNE FETE (By International News Service) SANTA ROSA, Calif., May 17—A parade of 5,000 Sonoma county school children this afternoon ushered in the first of four days of activity which will celebrate Sonoma county's annual prune festival and the golden jubilee of Luther Burbank, plant wizard, as a resident of Santa Rosa. LOOT OREGON BANK WILSONVILLE, Ore., May 17—Robbers early today looted the vault of the Farmers Bank here and escaped with cash and securities valued at $20,000. An acteylene torch used to burn away the lock of the bank vault. NABS THIEF AND AUTO LOS ANGELES, May 17—Braving death when Joseph Gonzales, alleged gunman, sought to fire at him from an automobile, Patrolman Me Guire "two-gun copper", early today captured Gonzales and seized the stolen machine he was driving. MRS. E. A. DUNHAM, 70, PASSES AWAY Mrs. Elizabeth A. Dunham, almost 70, wife of E. J. Dunham, passed away at the family home at 833 S. Lemon, Wednesday at 2 p.m. She was born in DeKalb, Ill., Sept. 6, 1853, and was the daughter of Milo Lee Taylor. The Dunhams lived in California four years, most of the time at Orange, but for the past six months at 833 South Lemon, where they had established their home. She was devoted to California, and it was a proud boast of her's that she had made the trip to California in many different ways. First by ox team, then tourist train which in its earliest arrangement was in tourist cars; mixed trains with freight, then by standard pallman, and on their coming to California to make their home; drove through in an auotmobile. She is survived by her husband, E. J. Dunham, son, C. J. Dunhah, daughter, Mrs. A. L. Knipe, one brother Hal C. Fuller of Lehigh Iowa and two sisters, Marie Fuller of Mason City, Iowa; Maud Glanville of Orange. She was a member of the Baptist church, also the Eastern Star chapter at New Hartford, Iowa, and was a member of the Daughters of the American Revolution at Cedar Falls, Iowa. Her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Edith Dunham, is secretary of Chispa Chapter, Order Eastern Star. Services will be conducted at the Chapel of Backs, Terry & Campbell, Friday at 2:30 o'clock, Rev. Francis of Orange Baptist church, officiating. Pallbearers will be B. Glanville and Benjamin N. Glanville both of Orange; C. J Dunham of Anaheim; A. L. Knipe of Anaheim; Eber Collins of Monrovia and Joe Stoves of Garden Grove. Interment will be in Loma Vista cemetery. FINAL CLEAN UP SA FINAL CLEAN UP SALE OVER 500 PAIRS WOMEN'S HIGH AND LOW SHOES IN A BIG CLEAN UP OFFER AT FIFTY CENTS A PAIR—Of 2½ to 4½, but the selection is large, embracing leathers of vici, patent, kid o heels. Also white canvas. FIFTY CENTS A Women's White Kid Strap Slippers White Kid Slippers with hand-turned soles, in low, covered or Louis heels. Beautiful footwear. All sizes and widths. $3.98 and $4.85 Men's Brown Calf English or Blucher Shoes With rubber heels: $5.50 values $3.98 Men's Bike Shoes Attention, Folks Don't forget to look in our windows for the latest in footwear, and at prices that insure you Style, Wear and Comfort. Expert salespeople to wait on you, and $4.85 is the highest price you can pay. Skuffer School Shoes Black Calf Button, Brown Lace, Nature Toes, Brown Elks and Light Colored Elk Skuffers, button or lace; shoes that will stand the strain. 5½ to 8 ... $1.08 8½ to 11 ... $2.25 11½ to 2 ... $2.48 Men's Heavy Work Shoes With rubber heels: $5.50 values $3.98 Men's Bike Shoes Smoked or Brown; made of soft Elk leather $2.48 Men's Heavy Work Shoes Made on the Munson last $4.00 values $2.48 Scuffer Oxford and Sandals Women brown sandals $2.19 Men's all sizes $2.98 Children and Misses, all sizes $1.39 to $1.69 Fancy Top Children's Shoes That we have placed on sale for $1.48; button styles; all sizes up to 8 Sturdy Boys' Shoes The kind that wear. Three big lots. Wonderful values $1.98, $2.48, $2.98 OPEN SATURDAY NIGHT UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK Kafateria Shoe 109 West Center Street Home of the Famous Stutz Dress Shoe for Men—$4.85 Courtconns Treatment. Toys for Children CALIFORNIA Thursday, May 17, 1923 DUNHAM, BSES AWAY A. Dunham, almost J. Dunham, passed ly home at 532 S. y at 2 p.m. She Kalb, Ill., Sept. 6, the daughter of Milo Dunhams lived in cars, most of the out for the past six months, where died their home. She california, and it was her's that she had California in many first by ox team, which in its earlwas in tourist cars, h freight, then by and on their comto make their home, an auotmobile. by her husband, E. C. J. Dunham, A. L. Knipe, one Fuller of Lehigh. ers, Marie Fuller of Maud Glanville of umber of the Baptist Eastern Star chapter Iowa, and was a Daughters of the union at Cedar Falls, ghter-in-law, Mrs. secretary of Chispa eastern Star. be conducted at the Terry & Campbell, lock, Rev. Francis church, officiating. be B. Glanville. Glanville both of Dunham of Anaheim; anaheim; Eber Coland Joe Stoves of interment will be in ery. THE SCENERY Bob—Jim Sanders is thinking of becoming an actor. Beatrice—He hasn't any qualifications has he? Bob—Yes, indeed! A friend has just died and left him a fur lined overcoat. FULLERTON POLICE NEWS R. Lemus was arrested by Fullerton police on the charge of having liquor in his possession. Ed Doyle was ararigned before Judge French on the charge of being drunk and fined $15. Plain Dealer Want Ads Get Results. Plain Dealer Want Ads Get Results. UNITED Theatre - Anahelm Tonight and Tomorrow The Sweetest Romance Ever Screened “The Bohemian Girl” WITH IVOR NOVELLO GLADYS COOPER, CONSTANCE COLLIER, ELLEN TERRY, C. AUBREY SMITH In all sincerity, this is one of the three significant, outstanding productions of the current season and a picture which will be talked of for many years as one of the most beautiful and interesting of all time. and Mr. and Mrs. Carter DeHaven in “Twin Husbands” P SALE 50c A PAIR—Of course the size range is small, running from vici, patent, kid or tan in oxfords or straps with low or Cuban to white canvas. NTS A PAIR We have Women's White Canvas Oxford and Pumps. 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