oc-plain-dealer 1924-03-07

PAGE SIX UNITED THEATER, 806 E. Center Tonight SAT. MAT & NIGHT 10c—25c—35c THE EPIC LOVE DRAMA OF THE AGES! "JUDGMENT OF THE STORM" ALL STAR CAST LLOYD HUGHES MYRILE STEDMAN GEO. HAUKATHORN LUCILLE RICKSEN IT'S THRILLING! IT'S HUMAN! IT'S DIFFERENT! SEE THE MOST SPECTACULAR SNOWSTORM IN THE HISTORY OF MOTION PICTURES! Stan Laurel in "MOTHER'S JOY" SATURDAY MATINEE & NIGHT 5TH EPISODE RUTH ROLAND IN 'RUTH OF THE RANGE' "Judgment of Storm" At United Theater SCENE FROM "JUDGMENT of the STORM" For the "real" sensation, and so many other thrills that only LOCAL B. B. GIRLS LOSE GAME 9 TO 3 A. H. S. girls baseball team was trimmed last night at Orange 9 to 3. The Orange twirler, Cora Frick is a popular whiz. Anaheim girls were not up to par and the best players failed to make a hit. Miss Katherine Cravath, captain, made two runs, one in the fifth and the other in the seventh. The game was seven innings. Miss Fae Requarth, star catcher, was laid up one inning after being hit in the eye by a ball. Coach Irene Jacques did not have a substitute catcher and she was forced to keep Miss Mae in the game. The losing of this game does not mean that the girls have lost the chance to win the county title. If Orange bows to some team, it will have the same standing as Anaheim; Fullerton, the school that had such a swift team last season, does not have the same WILLS WILL NOT FIGHT DEMPS By DAVIS J. WALSH (I. N. S. Sports Editor) NEW YORK, March 7. — A who rules political elbows Governor Smith and is not out national affiliations, state day that the Demsey Wills has at least received a decent thorofurial beyond hope of cavation and that Wills has been made aware of the Squawk as he ought forposes of publicity. Harry Wills knows now that he will never Jack Demsey at any time, where our informant declared. He made his declarations, to a matter of opinion, but as a statement of fact. Thru undergrowth passages known only to the technically informed, the world been passed, this man says, the bars are up against Demsey and Wills from one end of country to the other. “You may have noted that Wills had little to say about running Demsey in the ring.” Our critical friend said. “Wills knew that such talk is useless has received his tip and has it in good part like a gentle and a sport. That is the reason he is willing to talk turkey the proposition to most Luis F. where a year ago it was Demsey or nobody. Meantime Demsey neglect reaction Wills when discussing prospective opponents. That all part of the game of co-creating the great game of political campaign. Wills is not to be openly, it is merely a case of understanding that such is not the case’ With a presidential camp impending, it is not good business to bar anyone, even the one of his skin happens to be as sore as the contents average stoves at the same time it would be rather equally dangerous for one person to be JUDGMENT OF THE STORM For the "real" sensation, and so many other thrills that only "seeing is believing," one must go to the United theatre tonight or Saturday and witness "Judgment of the Storm," the Palmer Photoplay Corporation's initial screen production. The whole dramatic climax of this powerful story, written by Mrs. Ethel Styles Middleton, is staged in a terrible blizzard of the sort described. In emphasizing the thrills and realness of the storm, however, one must not overlook the fact that it is only one point of interest in a picture filled with startling contrasts, gripping situations and spectacular effects, superimposed upon the foundation of a powerfully dramatic story. Do you like love stories? One of the most beautiful and most sweetly thrilling of them all is a vital element in "Judgment of the Storm." And does strong emotional drama fit your taste or mood? "Judgment of the Storm" is full of it. Do you like powerful, but deliciously human realism in your shadowstage bill of fare? "Judgment of the Storm" is that! And imagine for your love hero, Lloyd Hughes, the screen's newest matinee idol, with charming Lucille Ricken, another "rising star" of screamom, opposite! Add George Hackathorn, Myrtle Stedman, and Philo McCullough as principals of the supporting cast. Powerful stories have become associated with the "homespun" variety of production of late, because of the success of several pictures of this type, but "Judgment of the Storm" with its contrasting lavishness of ultra-metropolitan life and its spectacular snowstorm balancing the farm scenes, proves conclusively that a powerful story is a powerful story, garb it technically how you will. DEMPSEY LEAVES FOR CALIF. MONDAY NEW YORK, March 7.—Jack Dempsey was making active preparations today to depart Monday for the Pacific coast where he plans to remain for an indefinite period. The heavyweight champion is under contract to appear in a motion picture and part of his time at Los Angeles will be taken up making the picture. Miss Eae Requarth, star catcher, was laid up one innning after being hit in the eye by a ball. Coach Irene Jacques did not have a substitute catcher and she was forced to keep Miss Mae in the game. The losing of this game does not mean that the girls have lost the chance to win the county title. If Orange bows to some team, it will have the same standing as Anaheim, Fullerton, the school that had such a swift team last season, does not have the same good luck this year. The Orange diamond was not in the best of condition. Anaheim players were: G. Waters, rf; E. Heyne, rf.; E. Mott, 1b; E. Cordes, 2b.; M. Requarch, c.; G. Holdsworth, cf.; K. Cravath, 3b.; E. Hile, K.; Shea, if.; C. Carner, rs.; H. Wright, P. Runs by innings: Anaheim ... 000 200 1 — 3 Orange ... 003 202 3 — 9 CUBS WILL PLAY VERNON SATURDAY LOS ANGELES, March 7.—The Chicago Cubs will arrive here-late today from Catalina Island and for the game tomorrow with the Vernon Tigers. Another game will be played Sunday. Bill Essick, boss of the Tigers, put his warriors thru two stiff workouts today. Cecil Cruz, Indian twirler who was given a short trial by Chicago two years ago, will be one of Essick's slabmen tomorrow. Fred Keck obtained from Cincinnati, will also be given a chance in tomorrow's affair. Wally Hood, one of two men holding out on the Los Angeles club is slated to come to terms soon with the Angel management. Ford Talley and Vincent Dascomb will form the L. A. A. C. battery against the Angels when the club team tangles with the Seraphs at Long Beach tomorrow. LAST NIGHTS FIGHTS BROOKLYN—Johnny Clinton, New York, won decision over Harry Mason, England, 12 rounds. POTTSVILLE, Pa.—Ad Stone, Philadelphia, knocked out Frank Britton of Philadelphia, 1 round. MCKEESPORT—Cuddy De Marco outpointed Dick Conlin of Altoona, 10 rounds. WILKESBARRE, Pa.—Joe Gans of Allentown, outpointed Frank Moody of New Bedford, Mass., 10 rounds. YOUNGSTOWN—Ohio—Nubby Joe Gans of Cuba, claimant for the colored lightweight championship, outpointed Jackie Clarke, New York 16 rounds. FORT THOMAS, Ky.—Eddie McDonald knocked out Chick Brown, second round. TWO NEW LEADER IN BOWLING MECHANICS CHICAGO, March 7.—Two quintets among the leaders are world record maker to top the individual event offered variety in standing tournament today. The Woodward Nonpariell Detroit scored 2927 and third place in the five-man ew just ahead of P. H. Maynihan Chicago, with 2910. Only four teams have paired 2900. LOS ANGELES PRODUCE LOS ANGELES, March 7.—ter 50. Eggs: Extras 25; rolls 234; pullets 221%. DEMPSEY LEAVES FOR CALIF. MONDAY NEW YORK, March 7.—Jack Dempsey was making active preparations today to depart Monday for the Pacific coast where he plans to remain for an indefinite period. The heavyweight champion is under contract to appear in a motion picture and part of his time at Los Angeles will be taken up making the picture. FRISCO RAISES OLYMPIC QUOTA SAN FRANCISCO, March 7.—With $25,000 fully subscribed, San Francisco was announced today as the first city in the country to raise its quota to send American athletes to Paris for the Olympic games. BASEBALL Anaheim Merchants vs. Gene Murphys OF LOS ANGELES 2:30 P.M. Sunday, March 9 AT A. H. S. FIELD DON'T FORGET THE BALL GAME MCKEESPORT — Cuddy De Marco outpointed Dick Conlin of Albomma, 10 rounds. WILKESBARRE, Pa.—Joe Gans of Allentown, outpointed Frank Moody of New Bedford, Mass., 10 rounds. YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio—Nubby Joe Gans of Cuba, claimant for the colored lightweight championship, outpointed Jackie Clarke, New York 16 rounds. FORT THOMAS, Ky. — Eddie McDonald knocked out Chick Brown, second round. MILWAUKEE — Bud Taylor, Terre Haute, outpointed Pancho Villa, Philippines, 10 rounds; Pete Sarmineto, Philippines, defeated Ernie Googeman, Milwaukee. The worst thing about running after a girl is that you can't rest after you get her.—Kankakee News. LOS ANGELES PRODUCE LOS ANGELES, March 7.—ter 50. Eggs: Extras 25; count 22½; pullets 22½. Ptry: Hens 26; broilers 39; frry 28. USE FRENCH MACHINER Brazil is to have a phosphate factory using French machinery. THIS LAD START Francis Hussey The eyes of the athletic high school boy of New York already counting on him to be summer. Hussey's followers him and Loren Murchison, N.C. can beat the former Kansas. WILLS WILL NOT FIGHT DEMPSEY BY DAVIS J. WALSH (I. N. S. Sports Editor) NEW YORK, March 7.—A man bruises political elbows withancer Smith and is notwithnational affiliations, stated tothat the Dempsey Wills issue at least received a decent andburial beyond hope of exile and that Wills himselfeven made aware of the fact.hawk as he might for purpof publicity. Harry Willsis now that he will never meetDempsey at any time, anyone, our informant declared.made his declarations, not aletter of opinion, but as a state-of fact. Thru undergroundlegs known only to the pollyinformed, the word haspassed, this man says, thatwars are up against DempseyWills from one end of thecity to the other. You may have noted that Willshad little to say about meet-Dempsey in the ring."our poorfriend said. "Wills knowswhat such talk is useless. Hereceived his tip and has takengood part like a gentlemanin sport. That is the reasonwilling to talk turkey onproposition to meet Luis Firpo,be a year ago it was Dempseybody. Anime-time Dempsey neglects tomon Wills when discussingactive opponents. That ispart of the game of course.great game of political camouflage.Wills is not to be barred;it is merely a case of tacticstanding that such is to bease." With a presidential campaignleading, it is not good businessfor anyone, even the colorskin happens to be as sombrecontents average stores pipe.per minute time it would be moreequally dangerous for anyone or any party to contemplate. Training Camps WINTERHAVEN, Fla., March7.—Bib Falk, outfielder, furnishedthe White Sox with the springnecessity, a holdout. John Inmanof Mayfield, Kv., shortstop prospect, is favorably considered. AVALON, Cal., March 7.—Mid-season pitching is promised theCubs when they face the Vernoncoast leaguers in week-end games."Sheriff" Blake ormieri) of Seattle,is first out, with plenty of buzzn his fast one. BRADENTOWN, Fla., March 7.A team of Cardinal recruits white-washed the local high schoolteam,10 to 9. Granbach, rookie hurler,allowed the locals two hits. MOBILE, Ala., March 7.—MartyMcManus, second baseman, is stillholdout, according to wordreaching here. In fielding, throwingand hitting. Sisler continuedtoday to show greatly improvedform. AUGUSTA, Ga., March 7.—The1924 Tigers are almost completeonly Hellman still being absent.The Tigers have worked in a seaof mud for two days. CLEVELAND, March 7.—Theexodus of Cleveland baseball playersfor Lakeland, Fla., trainingcamp was to begin tonight. Pitchersand catchers from Hot Springswill leave there in time to beginactive training Monday. LEESBURG, Fla., March 7.An inter-club game was the dishonor on the Phillies training menuforday. Yesterday the Yannigansand the regulars played an eightto eight tie. MONTGOMERY, Ala., March 7.Conde Mack's objective continuedtoday to be a hitting team—onewith a slam bang attack that willbring home the bacon. "I wantno hitless wonders," was Connie'scomment. PLAYING FRIDAY & SATUARY "Flaming Pass" ADAPTED FROM THE BOOK "LUCRETIA" BY KATHLEEN NORRISI WITH IRENE RICH, MONTE BLUE, MARC MAINE ALEX FRANCIS, NORMA SHEAR Humanity at its worst and best. Supreme Romanceand stirring tragedy "ROUND 11" OF THE FIGHTING BLOOD"The BEAUTY AND THE BEAST" --tonight i$100 WORTH OF BEAUITYALL F THE WARDROBE 4 pr. Silk Hose, Value $6.00; SilkTie Value $3.50. ANAHEIM CA The Jewel CLUB WILL SHOOT SUNDAY Orange Co. Gun Club will be regular shoot Sunday beginning at 9:30 a.m. Shoot of that date was post- and a large crowd is ex- Sunday. There are several special shoots have been arraigned for. LA SHOULD HAVE LENGTHY CAREER WAUKEE, March 7. An unlikely prolonged career as night champion was predicted mixing circles here today for Vila, Filipino, as a re- of his slashing ten round ex- against the terrific Bud here last night. Was a smashing, driving, long fight from the first and altho Taylor, with a great advantage of height and outpointed his opponent, showing convinced critics flyweight superiority. NEW LEADERS IN BOWLING MEET CICAGO, March 7. Two new teams among the leaders and a record maker to top the initial event offered variety in leading of the A.B.C. bowl-cournament today. Woodward Nonpariels of it scored 2927 and took place in the five-man event. Head of P.H. Maynihans ofogo, with 2910. Four teams have passed OS ANGELES PRODUCE ANGELES, March 7. But- Eggs: Extras 25; case pullets 22%. Poul- LEESBURG, Fla., March 7. An inter-club game was the dish on the Phillies training menu for today. Yesterday the Yankigans and the regulars played an eight to eight tie. MONTGOMERY, Ala., March 7. Connie Mack's objective continued today to be a hitting team—one with a slam bang attack that will bring home the bacon. "I want no hitless wonders," was Connie's comment. PASO ROBLES, Cal., March 7. The Pirates again went back today to their program of morning and afternoon practice after the Yankigans and regulars had their opening fight yesterday. The regulars won 3 to 2. CLEARWATER, Fla., March 7. Infielders being as scarce as snow drifts in this camp, the Brooklyn Doogers will today make a hurried attempt to have Johnny Jones, Portland recruit shortstop, report without delay. Jones is said to be holding out for a share of his purchase price. NEW ORLEANS, March 7. News that Herb Pennock, star lefthander, had signed his contract and that Earl Combs, recruit outfieldier, had agreed to terms rounded up the Yankee holdout situation, according to announcement made by Miller Huggins. SARAZOTA, Fla., March 7. John McGraw said today that he was most favorably impressed by Ernie Mann, from Wichita, Kana, Joe Bradshaw from Toledo, and Wayland Dean, his $50,000 Louisville recruit among his $50,000 among his pitchers. BEARS CELEBRATE DEFEAT OF WASH. BERKELEY March 7. U.of C. students were today celebrating the 28-25 victory scored last night in Oakland by the Bears over the Univ. of Wash. in a hotly contested game giving Pacific coast basketball honors to California. Washington led at the half and so evenly contested were the quintets that extra playing time was necessary to decide the game. California won the opening game of the title series Tuesday. Frayne was high score player for the Huskies, while Talt, Houvenin and Belasco divided honors for the Bears. FULLERTON SPORTS Fullerton H.S. boys baseball teams yesterday lost to Orange 3 to 1 and won over Anaheim 11 to 0. The girls baseball team lost to Tustin 8 to 3. ANAHEIM-VENUE IN HOOP FIELD STOCKS CLOSE STEADY NEW YORK, March 7. The stock market closed steady today. Business was dull and with the exception of a few specialttes, price changes held within fractional ranges. Woolworth rose 10½ points to 520 and General-Electric 3¼ to 212¾. Coca Cola yielded over one point to 68%. Norfolk and Western rose 1¼ to 118½ but Canadian Pacific dropped 1¼ to 143¾. Steel common shaded off slightly to 103¾ and the other steels were only fractionally changed. The oil shares were steady. Government bonds unchanged: railway and other bonds steady. Stock sales today 530,000 shares; bonds $13,665,000. GRAIN CLOSES UNSTEADY CHICAGO, March 7. The grain market closed unsteady today after a day of dull trading. The firmness shown at the opening lasted less than an hour, after which prices weakened and the market generally sagged off. Disturbing influences over the McNay-Haugen bill continue to be an unsettling factor on trailing, and the outlook is considered bearish. Wheat closed from % up to % off; corn closed % off and oats from % up to % off. Francis Hussey and (inset) Loren Murchison. The eyes of the athletic world are on Francis Hussey, 19-year-old school boy of New York city, these days. Olympic officials are lady counting on him to help carry America's colors in Paris next summer. Hussey's followers now are seeking a match race between and Loren Murchison, Newark A.C. star, confident that Francis beat the former Kansas. FRIDAY & SATURDAY Giving Passions" THE BOOK "LUCRETIA LOMBARD" BY LEEN NORRIS WITH NTE BLUE, MARC MACDEKMOTT NCIIS, NORMA SHEARER best. Supreme Romance, flaming passions stirring tragedy THE FIGHTING BLOOD SERIES BEAUTY AND THE BEAST" ight is "Gift-Nite" BIRTH OF BEAUTIFUL GIFTS FOR OUR PATRONS ALL FREE—ALL FREE— CAPITOL PRIZE The Jewel Box—Fiberloid Toilet Set, GEORGE B. PECK Chocolate Set, Value $9.75. MODERN RIGHT is "Gift-Nite" BIRTH OF BEAUTIFUL GIFTS FOR OUR PATRONS ALL FREE—ALL FREE— CAPITOL PRIZE The Jewel Box—Fiberloid Toilet Set, Value $19.50 GEORGE B. PECK Chocolate Set, Value $9.75. MODERN APPLIANCE CO. Wear-ever Aluminum Roaster, value $7.50; Electric Curling Iron, value $2.78. HEYING'S PHARMACY Pearl Manicure Set, Value $12.60. BETZOLD STUDIO 8-10 Hand Colored Photo of yourself in special frame, value $15.00. S. Q. R. STORE Ladies Silk Parasol, value $6.75; Pouch Bag, value $3.25 ORANGES" and Will Rogers in "Hustling Hank" Theatre Flowers from The Flower Shop ANAHEIM-VENICE IN HOOP FINALS By defeating Alhambra H. S. 130-pound crew, Venice team won the right to play Anaheim for So Calif., cage honors. The Venice-Anaheim game will be played on the U.S.C. pavilion Saturday at 7:30. Tickets may be secured at Beebe and Harrison's office on No. Los Angeles-st, and must be taken by noon tomorrow. Coach Sutherland stated today that Venice has one of the strongest teams in the state and it will take a lively crew to defeat it. Alhambra held them down until the last 30 seconds, when a Venice player shot a basket. The final score was 10 to 0. Anaheim players have a fighting chance to win and are going to put every ounce of energy into the battle. Sutherland will use the regular winning combination: Merlin Swarthout and Lawrence INDUSTRIAL FUEL Construction J. Wilburn 142 113 129 384 O. Wilburn 115 136 156 407 Wallace ... 158 161 141 460 Jackson ... 130 125 118 373 Todd ... 118 000 000 113 Cullen ... 000 114 170 284 Total ... 658 649 714 2021 Office Marion ... 140 000 000 140 Waugh ... 172 146 137 455 Smith ... 135 158 116 408 Hedrick ... 151 123 150 424 Luidell ... 123 121 164 408 Todd ... 000 155 127 282 Totals ... 721 703 694 000 Sweency, forwards; Arthur Dargatz, center; Harold Mann and Mibroe Giss, guards. The subs are John Shea, Edwin Beebe and Clifton Howell. A large percent of the student body will motor up to see the game. Many school patrons have also bought tickets and will boost the team to the limit. EDDIE DUNN MAY RETURN TO TEAM Manager Billy Knott of the Anaheim Merchants baseball team was feeling rosy today over reports that Eddie Dunn found his feet itching to trek back to Anaheim. Dunn, who starred for several seasons at Anaheim's third corner, returned to his home in Denver two years ago upon the death of his father. According to present reports, Eddie wants to get back here. He will be welcome. Manager Knott will send strong lineup against the fast Gene Murphys here Sunday, Eddie Drainer, highly-trained Olinda outfielder, and Fravis, fast young lufielder from Fullerton, will be in Anaheim unfee. The railroads of the United States use 125,000,000 ties each year. Style Shop 105 W. CENTER ST. Style Shop 105 W. CENTER ST. Drastic Disposal Sale Has Created a Buying Frenzy Which Will Not Cease NEVER AT NO TIME ANYWHERE HAS A STORE MADE SUCH A WILLFUL SACRIFICE ON A HIGH GRADE STOCK OF— READY-TO-WEAR THE PRICE CUTS ARE REALLY IMMENSE! 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