oc-plain-dealer 1924-04-10

PAGE EIGHT To-night THEATER, 306 E. Center BIG DOUBLE PROGRAM RUBE MILLER AND HIS FAMOUS Country Store FREE FLOUR—HAMS AND GROCERIES P. S.—A beautiful Ladies' Sewing Cabinet will be given away. RICHARD WAGNER'S GRIPPING STORY "The Flying Dutchman" PITCHING BOW— ROLLING DECK SNAPPING TIMBERS MUTINY Oh Boy, What A Sea Story! At United Theater Thursday EXPECT DEMPSEY TO FIGHT WIRE NEW YORK, April 10.—signature of Harry Wills is ready on a contract with Rick to meet Jack Dempsey in December. It is now up to Kane and the champion. They never been anxious to do business with Wills but I do not see they can sidestep this one." Paddy Mullins, manager of Wills, made this statement in reply to the announcement Newton A. K. Bugbee, chief ing commissioner of New Jersey that the so-called color line does not exist within his domain that Dempsey and Wills may duct their business there his full approval. According to the best advice the affair will take place Rickards’ arena at Jersey City However, the trifling deal signing Dempsey remains to cleared up but the writer has for that end of the transaction be settled without trouble. Neither Kearns nor Dems have ever been known to haw away from money and a V bout will get them plenty should draw as many custom as the Dempsey-Carper comedy and at the new scale Jersey of $25 per person gate will run at least a mile and a quarter. Of that, Dempsey will away with $600,000 and Will get about $200,000 and punch on the neck. Rickard Jersey politicians will get rest. But Wills must step out fore the public in the meant and Rickard, who knows his tomer as the butcher knows scale, has arranged for this contract with Wills calls for colored gentleman to meet Spi Romero Rojas or Firpo with winner to daily with Dempse Only for the timely appearance of Douglas Fairbanks and his company of over 100 men that a very serious calamity was prevented. It all happened in the midst of the filming of one of the exterior scenes upon the massive "set" in the San Fernando Valley for Fairbanks' United Artists picture, "The Mark of Zorro," which will be at the United Theatre, beginning tomorrow. The "set" which is an exact replica of the City of Los Angeles before the advent of the Americans, is nestled at the foot of the Sierra Madre Mountains. Some hundred yards or so behind a hill, smoke was seen to rise. At first no one paid any particular attention to it, until it became denser. Then a couple of lonely forest rangers made their appearance upon the "set" in an exhausted condition and apprized "Doug" that a forest fire was raging and threatened the devastation of the entire village in the vicinity. According to the laws of the state it is obligatory for all able bodied men to assist in extinguishing forest fires. No persuasion was necessary. The men in Mr. Fairbanks' company without exception rushed off to the scene of the danger and after battling the conflagration, finally managed to subdue it. The next day the villagers sent their spokesman around to "Doug" to voice their appreciation of his efforts in warding off certain disaster. Incidentally the genial "Doug" saw that all those who assisted received double remuneration. SPORT BRIEFSE Bad weather prevented Yale and Columbia from starting their baseball season as scheduled. Austria is contemplating entering a team for the Davis cup this year. Yankee teams have entered in 16 Olympic events for the 1924 season. News that Battling Sikl has gone on the wagon is interesting. Most of the time he is in it. The French have lifted the ban on German prizefighters. The rest of the world should demand either an apology or an explanation. MURPHY DEFEATED OAKLAND, April 10—Billy Kennedy of New Orleans defeated "Dynamite." Murphy, featherweight, here last night. Frankie Grandetta of Portland lost to Jimmy Hearnin of Oakland. TRY A CLASSIFIED AD What shall we name our cape? This is the question confronted by the county camp committee of Y. M. C. A., as they plan the vestment of their new cavalry. Have you a name to suggest? The proposed camp will be located just below the junction of the north and south forks of Santa Ana river in a beautiful pine-covered flat. Water, trees, and bills, all combine to make site ideal for camping purposes. Here is an opportunity for help some boy have a real cation. Everyone is at liberty enter this contest. The person sending in the chosen name give the award, which is a week's outing at the new cation this summer, to any boy 12 years old or over who lives in Orco, if the prize-winner is not eligible to attend. Fill in the form below and it to the Y. M. C. A. Camp Committee, 417 Chapman Bldg., lerton. This contest closes Thursday, April 17, at 5 o'clock I suggest the name of... My name is....Address..... DELAY HANGING SACRAMENTO, April 10—cause they were sentenced to jail on Good Friday, April 18, forerror Richardson has terrified William Bringhurst, Will Thompson and Lane Wolfgang coined prisoners at San Quintin. Bringhurst and Thompson are reprieved to April 21 and W gang to April 25. PROTECT YOUR CHILD'S HEALTH Through thoughtlessness, slight cough or cold of a child often neglected and soon become serious. A few doses of POLHONLY AND TAR COMPOUND small cost, taken at the onset the cold would bring speedy recovery. Have prepared, have a bottle of safe, relatable cough remedy hand, and give promptly when cough or cold is detected. Equas effective for older persons opiates. Out for Spring To the man who is out for style we say: come in for the Stetson that is out for Spring. The youthful style adds the feeling of being smartly dressed to the knowledge of having the utmost in quality. STETSON HATS F.A.YUNGBLUTH "BY ALL MEANS GET A FIT" The Home of Hart Schaffner and Marx Clothes 145 W. CENTER ST ANAHEIM PECT DEMPSEY TO FIGHT WILLS NEW YORK, April 10.—"The nature of Harry Wills is ally on a contract with Rickard meet Jack Dempsey in September. It is now up to Kearns the champion. They have been anxious to do business with Wills but I do not see how can sidestep this one." Daddy Mullins, manager of the made this statement today, appply to the announcement of Jon A. K. Bugbee, chief box commissioner of New Jersey, the so-called color line does exist within his domain and Dempsey and Wills may con their business there with full approval. According to the best advice,auffair will take place in yards' arena at Jersey City. Over, the trifling deal of Dempsey remains to be up but the writer looks that end of the transaction to netted without trouble. Other Kearns nor Dempsey ever been known to hasten from money and a Wills will get them plenty. It draw as many customers the Dempsey-Carpentier and at the new scale in pay of $25 per person, the will run at least a million a quarter. That, Dempsey will ease with $600,000 and Wills get about $200,000 and a on the neck. Rickard and politicians will get the Wills must step out before the public in the meantimeickard, who knows his cus-as the butcher knows his has arranged for this. His meet with Wills calls for the gentleman to meet Spalla, rojo Rojas or Firpo with the rer to daily with Dempsey. VOTE ENTRANCE FOR THREE LITTLE WAIFS WASHINGTON, April 10.—The senate this afternoon passed a resolution to permit three little waifs, whose parents starved to death in Russia, to enter the U. s. altno Russia's immigration quota has been filled. The children are Leah, Girsh and Civia Lijanan. They have been at Ellis Island since December. Senator Kendrick, Dem. of Wyo., said a wealthy brother in Pittsburgh and another in Sheridan, Wyo., had agreed to provide for them. WOMAN PREACHES AT TABERNACLE Mrs. Roberts, the evangelist, preached at the Nazarene tabernacle last evening. She proved to the congregation that she vies with her husband in preaching the gospel. She was greeted by appreciative hearers who were quickly won by her fine personality and earnest message and interpretation of the Word. The text for yesterday was Luke 19-20, subject "Zachias." She related having been in jail in Virginia for two weeks for preaching the gospel. These services provide an abundance of good music and good preaching every evening and insure an inspirational feast. Come tonight and bring your friends. A surprise will be in store for you. APPOINT BLISS C. J. Bliss, of the vielinity of Fullerton has been appointed to represent No. Orange-co in conference with members of the Los Angeles C. of C. on agricultural development. L. A. Hampton, Frank K. Kirker and Angus Miller have been appointed on the Fullerton C. of ASK ANAHEIM TO ENTER ELK RACE Anaheim may have a team in the Ells State Pennant race after all, reports Manager Billy Knott after attending the weekly session of the So. Cal. Baseball Managers Againn. There are now five teams signed up for the league race in So. Cal.; MonrovinAreadia, Pasadena; Santa Monica, Ventura and Long Beach. A sixth team is very much desired and presaging overtures are being made to Anaheim. "Don't think you are too good for us," Manager Leron Ury of the Pasmden Elks team told Manager Knott. USES 4 PITCHERS AGAINST SEATTLE LOS ANGELES, April 10.—Manager Marty Krug introduced about the whole Los Angeles ball club yesterday in an attempt to stop Seattle and after 16 of his squad had taken part Seattle was defeated 5 to 6. Krug used four pitchers and Killifer three. Had not George Payno injured his ankle in the second innning in sliding into third after clouting a triple the Angels might have clinched the contest sooner. Payne started on the mound and had not allowed an earmark of a hit. Three other Seraphs tried their luck at deceiving the opposition with Long Tom Hughes receiving credit for the day's victory. Wally Hood's home run in the last of the ninth tied up things at 5 all between the two teams. Hood's bingle went directly over the scoreboard, a place where not more than ten balls have traveled before. A few moments later Manager Krug pasted a three bagger to deep center, scoring Govlin and sewing up the contest much to the pleasure of the $,000 fans present. THE GREAT Gasoline and jacket mixed with high-general cars. START Tomorrow TODAY Vaudeville Martell & V in "Three O'Clock Morning" Hope Eme in "Six Feet of B" Mc Adam & Sullivan S in "A Wee Bit of Kemper & Y in "From Drama to Weston's M d'Art" "Reproductions Famous Galleries" Matinee 2:30; Ev K NAME FOR Y. M. C. A. CAMP that shall we name our camp? is the question confronting county camp committee of the C. A. as they plan the demont of their new camp, you a name to suggest? the proposed camp will be lojust below the junction of worth and south forks of the Ana river in a beautiful covered flat. Water, trees falls, all combine to make the ideal for camping purposes. is an opportunity for you up some boy have a real valance. Everyone is at liberty to this contest. The person giving in the chosen name may the award, which is a twoouting at the new camp summer, to any boy 12 years over who lives in Orangethe prize-winner is not elotate. in the form below and send the Y. M. C. A. Camp Com417 Chapman Bldg., Fuliday, April 17, at 5 o'clock. rest the name of... name is... ness ELAY HANGINGS CRAMENTO, April 10.—Bethey were sentenced to hang good Friday, April 18, GovRichardson has remived him Bringhurst, Willard Bison and Lane Wolfgang, named prisoners at San Quenghurst and Thompson were loved to April 21 and Wolffto April 25 ECT YOUR CHILD'S HEALTH rough thoughtlessness the cough or cold of a child is neglected and soon becomes s. A few doses of POLEYS AND TAR COMPOUND, at cost, taken at the onset of old would bring speedy relief, separated, have a bottle of this relieving cough remedy on and give promptly when a or cold is detected. Equally effective for older persons. No APPOINT BLISS C. J. Bliss of the vicinity of Fullerton has been appointed to represent No. Orange-co in conference with members of the Los Angles C. of C. on agricultural development. L. A. Hampton, Frank K. Kirker and Angus Miller have been appointed on the Fullerton C. of C. committee to similar work. QUAKES IN ITALY LONDON, April 10.—A series of earthquakes has occurred at Acquapendente, Italy, damaging house and causing panic among the populace, said a Central News dispatch today. BARBARA WORTH HOTEL BURNED LOS ANGELES, April 10.—The Barbara Worth Hotel at El Centro, one of the most palatial in Imperial Valley, was practically destroyed by fire this morning. The fire, the reports said, started on the fourth floor of the hostelry and spread rapidly until the entire building was practically consumed. Damage estimated at $50,000 is said to have been done. TAGGING THE BASES Dutch Reuther fanned George Herman Ruth thrice in succession at Greensboro, N. C., but Witt's only hit was a homer with the bases filled and the Yankees beat the Dodgers, 11 to 8, although batted two to one. The Babe is not hitting as he might. The story is now that Charley Hollocher, recalcitrant shortstop, will come to terms with the Cubs. They always do. "Peter" Rabbit, recruit outfielder of the White Sox, told his bedtime story in the middle of the afternoon at Evansville, Ind. He got three hits, and with McClellan, played a leading part in the Sox defeat of the Giants 5 to 4. Those arriving in New York in advance of the Giants are not exactly enamored by Young Jack-son as a successor to Bancroft in the Giants infield. They are still raving in Philadelphia over the home run hitting of Al Simmons, the American Ass'n terror picked up by Mack. Al socked three in a row off Philly pitchers. CITY BOWLING LEAGUE JEWEL BOX Hausen ...233 218 178 629 C. Theodore ...171 205 156 532 Plesner ...151 164 187 502 Moore ...188 132 183 503 Barnesberger ...153 114 174 441 896 833 878 2607 YUNGBLUTHS Kempin ...157 169 195 521 Wisser ...124 162 163 449 Ambrose ...142 146 143 421 N. Theodore ...171 180 153 504 Koram ...177 170 193 535 771 827 847 2445 Tonight—Cypress Garage vs. Whittier. DEMOCRATS BLOCK REPORT ON BONUS WASHINGTON, April 10.—Because of opposition of Democrats the senate finance committee today postponed until Saturday a favorable report on the soldiers bonus bill. HELL HELL To Be Safe You Should Use Only BREAD MADE IN ORANGE CO. White Lily Bread Is Sold From Santa Ana to Norwalk at the Popular Price of 10c Ask Your Grocerman Bonnat’s Better Bakery L. P. Bonnat, Prop. SUCCESSOR TO WHITE LILY BAKING CO. New Proprietor New Foreman Better Formula—Better Bread Any time you get enough ra A barber friend met me on the all this stuff I’ve been reading in t Rooms—do you charge anything Honest to goodness, Folks, I c Rooms, telephone, and ice water a school. Free to our neighbors. F own an auto or not. “DIXIE” is California the garden spot of the w HEL Los Angles and Broa THE GREATEST MOTOR RACE EVER SCREENED Gasoline and jazz bands mixed with high-geared racing cars. Starts Tomorrow TODAY Vaudeville Martell & West in "Three O'Clock in the Morning" Hope Emerson in "Six Feet of Blues" Mc Adams & Sullivan Sisters in "A Wee Bit of Scotch" Kemper & Young in "From Drama to Art" Weston's Models d'Art "Reproductions From Famous Galleries" CARLLAEMMEE presents SPORTING YOUTH REGINALD DENNY HAIRY POLLARD SMASHING RECORDS—TEARING DOWN FENCES—TAKING CURVES ON TWO WHEELS You will actually stand up in your seat and yell as these reckless young drivers "cut loose" on the famous Monterey race course. ALSO "EXIT CAESAR" INTERNATIONAL A merry Mermaid Comedy NEWS EXCHANGE Arch B. Fritz at the Mighty Wurlitzer DIRECTION WEST COAST THEATRES INC. CALIFORNIA Matinee 2:30; Eve. 7 & 9 Theatre Flowers from The Flower Shop—119 No. L. A. St. MIX RANGER IN FAIRYLAND FILM Tom Mix's latest starring picture, "Eyes of the Forest," which opens a two days run at the Fairyland Saturday, is a romantic story of that picturesque body of daring men, the Forest Air Patrol. Mix, as Bruce Thornton, an army flier, is assigned to forest patrol service. On his first trip watching for fires and timber thieves, he spots an outlaw lumber plant. Landing in a clearance several miles from the spot, he crashes into a hut, disabling his machine by the accident, however he meets Ruth Meller, played by Pauline Stark, whom he recognizes as being wanted on the charge of killing her step-father. Bruce is convinced the girl is innocent. He sets about to prove his contention and encounters Horgan, a member of the lumber stealing band, to whom Ruth was comes after Ruth to take her away married against her will. Horgan from her uncle, with whom she was hiding from her husband and the law. There is an encounter and Horgan is beaten by Bruce. Horgan decides to take the girl by force and recruits his band to storm the cabin. An attempt is made to kill Bruce by blowing up the roadway. He escapes unhurt and racing for his life from the band of mauraders, he leaps from his horse to an airplane. Thrill follows thrill until Hargan as caught and progeny to be the real murderer and the leaders of the lumber thieving gang get their due. We Carry a Complete Line of WINDOW GLASS, PLATE GLASS OBSCURE AND ART GLASS MIRRORS BEVELING AND EDGE POLISHING Santa Ana Art Glass Works Phone 591-W C. M. Scott 1204 N. 4th St. Santa Ana, Calif. HELLO FOLKS! you get enough rain, let me know and I'll shut it off. friend met me on the street this morning and said "Hello Porter; what's been reading in the papers about "DIXIE" Rest Rooms and Lounge charge anything to use them?" goodness Folks, I clean forgot to tell you, but our Lounge Room, Rest room, and ice water are FREE. Free to the kiddies coming home from our neighbors. Free to every man, woman and child, whether you not. "DIXIE" is trying to bring the courtesy of DIXIELAND to garden spot of the world. HELLO DIXIE Times and Broadway Anaheim, Calif.