oc-plain-dealer 1924-04-11

FRIDAY SATURDAY UNITED THEATER, 206 E. Center TONIGHT TOMORROW DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS in THE MARK OF ZORRO" The Great Hurricane of Joy and Excitement A wholesome, gingery mixture of melo drama and vigorous comedy crammed with whirlwind action, thrills, suspense. STAN LAUREL In a sparkling comedy "SMITHY" Prices 10c 25c 35c CHILDREN MATINEE SATURDAY 20 PRIZES GIVEN AWAY PICK YANKS TO WIN RAG AGAIN By DAVIS J. WALSH How the American League test should finish: 1--New York. 2--Cleveland. 3--Detroit. 4—Philadelphia. 5-St. Louis. 6-Chicago. 7-Washington. 8-Boston. NEW YORK, April 11.—No within the memory of mortal men ever selected a world's champion ball club to finish worse than first, the next time, and the wier can do no less. The Yankees, even with their consecutive pennants and a world title behind them, should probably will, canter to the win in the American League race this season. We might dope it on humility thus arriving at the conclusion that the Yankees will be overconfident leaving the field of for a sensational rush to the front by some outsider. But fact is often preferable over fiction, and the fact of the matter is that the New York Yankees are distinctly class. They have the pitching, they have the hitting, they have everything. In brief, a foster-fat couldn't look better to an orphan. It is possible that Everett Scoot our slightly spavined shortstop may not stand up thru the season but the chances are that he will if not the Yankees might find going home too smooth, even with their laudable pitching. If any club is to beat them, is the Cleveland Indians, with their punch, speed and improved pitching. Speaker has revamped pass champions of 1920 with co-mendable dispatch, and now has a white man's chance for the prizeant. Uhle should have another The Great Hurricane of Joy and Excitement A wholesome, gingery mixture of melo drama and vigorous comedy crammed with whirlwind action, thrills, suspense. STAN LAUREL In a sparkling comedy "SMITHY" Prices 10c 25c 35c CHILDREN MATINEE SATURDAY 20 PRIZES GIVEN AWAY CITY BOWLING LEAGUE Whittier Heffron ... 152 217 230 599 Morago ... 161 143 159 463 Pico ... 146 161 137 444 Mooney ... 149 178 198 525 Mow ... 161 162 179 502 Totals ... 769 861 903 2533 Cypress Garage Bryan ... 181 170 187 538 La Rue ... 165 160 187 512 Smith ... 118 104 157 379 Larrison ... 180 170 185 535 Evans ... 164 189 187 540 Totals ... 808 793 903 2504 PREDICT BRITISH-U. S. CONFERENCE LONDON, April 11.—An international conference with the United States participating, to discuss a final reparations settlement upon the basis of the Dawes report, was forecast here today. The first flush of optimism that the problem would be solved through general acceptance of the Dawes report in its original form gave way to doubts after advice had been received from Berlin and Paris. Altho Premier MacDonald has been studying the experts' report since Wednesday, the official attitude of the British government has not yet been disclosed. In quarters close to the government, fears were expressed that France would raise objections to the Dawes program because it does not fix a definite total of German payments. This may mean that France will bring in the question of allied war debts which might return the issue to the old vicious circles of endless discussions. SPRING SLIPS UP CHICAGO, April 11.—Spring skidded on a snowflake today and slipped back into the lap of winter when snow fell for more than an hour, then turned into a fine drizzle. The temperature dropped four degrees to 34 under a stiff wind off the lake. SEE THE Wonder Cleanser Demonstrated AT THE IDEAL 170 W. CENTER Anything may happen in case of the Athletics, a young creeper does not know its strength or weakness. The pitching should be good for the first time since 1914 and Mack undoubtedly added a punch to the outfit by addition of Simmons and Strain yet it is not a championship creeper and only a fluke will make it creeper. Much of the Brown's success depends on the ability of Sieler to return to his 1922 speed and development of a few pitchers help Shucker. Otherwise the creeper is fool-proof. We cannot say same for the White Sox. They have short of pitching, hitting and field defence. The team has been weakened offensively and defensively by the introduction of your outfielders but the general type of the club has been increased. The punch is not there, however. The Senators are an old club with a young manager, Stacy Harris. He is one of the young men in the outfit, Jude Rice, Pecklinpaugh and others ing beyond their prime. The needs pitching and a third bachelor. It will do well to finish off the cellar. We have selected that uneable spot for the Boston Red Sox not because the club is so bad but rather because the league general, is so good. The Sox have been greatly improved, it is believed, but it is our idea that improvement will not be enough to carry it far against competition it will be asked to face. HAUD SPEED BATTLE OF THE CENTURY 10 NERVE TIMGLNG RACES DON'T MISS IT! SEE THE Wonder Cleanser Demonstrated AT THE IDEAL 170 W. CENTER Fairyland Theatre Anaheim Saturday and Sunday Matinee 2:30 Time Evening 6:30, 8:00 PRICES 10c and 25c VAUDEVILLE Ruth Goodwin A SINGER OF EXCEPTIONAL ABILITY Gohl Brothers DARKEST AFRICA "And Boss Dat Am Suh Some Dark" Other Features "Spring Fever" A Sunshine Comedy "Captain Kid" Action, Thrills, Romance Episode 8 WILLIAM FOX presents Tom Mix in EYES OF THE FOREST with TONY, the Wonder Horse K YANKS TO WIN RAG AGAIN By DAVIS J. WALSH the American League teams finish; New York, Cleveland, Detroit, Philadelphia, St. Louis, Chicago, Washington, Boston. NEW YORK, April 11.—No one the memory of mortal man selected a world’s champion bub to finish worse than the next time, and the writdo no less. Yankees, even with three active pennants and a world chief them, should, and will, canter to the wire American League race this Might dope it on hunch, arriving at the conclusion the Yankees will be overrent leaving the field open enational rush to the front outside. But fact is everable over fiction, and the matter is that the New Yankees are distinctly the have the pitching, they have everyIn brief, a foster-father look better to an orphan, possible that Everett Scott nightly spavined shortstop, of stand up thru the season, the chances are that he will. The Yankees might find the home too smooth, even with audable pitching. My club is to beat them, it Leverland Indians, with their speed and improved pitchSpeaker has ravenous his ninquans of 1920 with complete dispatch, and now has man's chance for the penUhle should have another PEANUT CLUB WINS FROM FIRE DEPT. The city hall Peanut club ball team is looking for new worlds to sideswipe as the result of a 20 to 13 win over the firemen. The Peanuts forced the firemen to use four pitchers while Jaeques went all the way for the city hall. Fording and Price starred for the Peanutters with their fielding. Nickels made two home runs and Parks and Hawkins one each. Pendleton and Imus umpired. Line ups: Peanut club—Hannum, c; Jacques, p.; Clark, 1; Nickels, 2; Wallace, 3; Lake, ss.; Bates, ss.; Price, rf.; Schaffer, cf.; Fording, lf. Firemen—Lazzaroni, c.; Hawkins, Snodgrass, Sheridan and Vall, p.; Hasson, 1; Sheridan, 2; Kinyon, 3; Snodgrass, ss.; Finchia, ss.; McGillivray, rf; Vail, cf.; Tausch, lf. Score by innings: Peanut Club ... 240 500 9—20 Firemen ... 701 041 0—13 GUN CLUB WILL SHOOT SUNDAY There will be a regular shoot of the Gun Club Sunday morning at 9:30 a.m. It is the plan now to make this the last shoot of the season. It is urged that all members be present, as there will be special sports and prize events and it is desired to use up all the rocks on hand if possible. ROWING CREWS READY FOR FRAY SEATTLE, April 11.—With the exception of one man—"Jap" Rogers, California pace setter—both Washington and California rowing crews were in fine condition, and following a final light workout today all were ready for their annual regatta tomorrow afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. The race is to be rowed on the OHIO G. O. P. IN CALL FOR HELP WASHINGTON, April 11.—Simultaneously with the announcement by Senator Hiram Johnson that he would continue his fight to "rid the Republican party of corrupt and reactionary control," leaders of President Coolidge's pre-convention campaign here received word of difficulties in the Ohio primaries scheduled for April 29. From Hoke Donithen, the Coolidge campaign manager in Ohio, came a hurry up call for speakers and the intimation that the president might lose the Ohio delegates because of the unfavorable reaction among friends of the late President Harding and former attorney general Harry M. Daugherty to the "keynote" speech of Senator George Wharton Pepper in Portland, Maine. Daugherty left here for Washington Court House, Ohio, soon after Donithen's call. He is understood to be prepared to lend a hand to Donithen during the next two weeks. The former attorney general is a candidate for delegate from Ohio. Senators Willis and Fees of Ohio, who received the Donithen appeal decided today that more harm than good would be done by sending speakers into Ohio in an effort to offset the Pepper influence. They explained that such tactics would be admission that they were scared. They are not in accord with Donithen's penism. L. A. REALTY MAN IN FULLERTON JAIL Thomas Turner, Los Angeles real estate man, was in the Fullerton jail today with the prospect of having plenty of time to think it over, following arrest yesterday afternoon by Leo Martin, Fullerton motor cop, on the charges of driving 37 miles an hour across ROWING CREWS READY FOR FRAY SEATTLE, April 11.—With the exception of one man—"Jay" Rogers, California pace setter—both Washington and California rowing crews were in fine condition, and following a final light workout today all were ready for their annual regatta tomorrow afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. The race is to be rowed on the Lake Washington course, unless made that course too rough. In case of bad weather the Lake Union course will be used. SOX DEFEATS GIANTS INDIANAPOLIS, April 11.—High-powered twirling by Blankenship of the Chicago White Sox enabled them to defeat the New York Giants in their exhibition game this afternoon. 4 to 1. Giants ... 000 100 000—1 6 2 Sox ... 100 102 00x—4 8 1 Batteries—Bentley and Gowdy; Blankenship and Schalk. COAST LEAGUE Oakland 000 00 Salt Lake 201 02 Krause and Read. Singleton and Cook. ONE DYING, THREE INJURED IN FIGHT LOS ANGELES, April 11.—One man is dying and three others are in the city jail charged with assault with a deadly weapon as the result of a fight that occurred when the three jailed men are said to have been discovered striping an auto early today. The injured man William Hill, 22, with his brother Joseph, told the police that shortly after midnight they found three men trying to steel gasoline from their auto which was parked in Manzanita-st. A fight followed when the two brothers ordered the three men away from the car and in the fracas William Hill was struck over the head with a hammer. New Treatment Never Fails to End Piles Many sufferers from Piles or Hemorrhoids have become despondent because they have been led to believe that their case was hopeless and that there was nothing in the world to help them. To these people we say, "Go to Gibson's Drug Store, mail orders accepted, and get an original box of MOAVA SUPPOSITORIES." One of these inserted into the rectum according to directions will be found to give immediate relief. They reach the source of such tactics would be admission that they were scared. They are not in accord with Donithen's penimism. L. A. REALTY MAN IN FULLERTON JAIL Thomas Turner, Los Angeles real estate man, was in the Fullerton jail today with the prospect of having plenty of time to think it over, following arrest yesterday day afternoon by Leo Martin, Fullerton motor cop, on the charges of driving 37 miles an hour across the intersection of Brea and Spadina-rds., and with transporting liquor and driving while intoxicated. Turner is said to have protested his arrest saying that the officers had ruined his whole life to which he replied was given that they had rather do that than for him to kill someone. Witnesses told the officers that he had been coming at that rate for some time and taking up the whole road. He got into touch with friends in Los Angeles today, and asked that they come and get him out of jail. His hearing may be held sometime today. SCHOOLS REOPEN Anaheim schools will re-open Monday after the week's vacation. Loara school will not re-open until April 21. The laying of brick for the new Lincoln school building has started. Correct this sentence: "Honcely I want it for burglars," said she; "my husband and I get along nicely." She is survived by her one son and one daughter Rhode Island, and two in the home here. The be taken to their former interment in the family companyed by the husbz two daughters. Charles Randall and Clark and their families day at Del Mar. Fails to End Piles Many sufferers from Piles or Hemorrhoids have become despondent because they have been led to believe that their case was hopeless and that there was nothing in the world to help them. To these people we say, "Go to Gibson's Drug Store, mail orders accepted, and get an original box of MOAVA SUPPOSITORIES." One of these inserted into the rectum according to directions will be found to give immediate relief. They reach the source of the trouble and by their soothing, healing, antiseptic action first ally the pain and soreness and then by direct contact with the ulcers and piles cause them to heal up and disappear forever. It's simply wonderful how speedily they act. Blessed relief often comes in two days. Even in cases that have steadily resisted all known treatments, marvelous results have been obtained. All druggists dispense MOAVA SUPPOSITORIES in the original box or can get it for you on short notice. At The Fairyland Theater A fellow came down to the "DIXIE" Courtesy and Service isn't he the mean old thing?—Say language stuff, but oh Boy, when it of your patronage "DIXIE" ranks Say I wish you was a partner the profits of every "DIXIE" HELL The Fastest Growing S AZUSA LOS ANGEL "DIXIE" Los Angeles Hello "Dixie" without where I can save $20 to every "Dixie" station. Name Address Friday, April 11, 1924 Matinee 2:30 TODAY and SATURDAY Evening You Will Stand Up And Yell! REGINALD DENNY IN "SPORTING YOUTH" A Dazzling Romance of the Younger Set Universal Jewel Billy was forced into the whirlwind of jazz bands, expensive hotels and motor races—for the love of a girl. Byron Morgan's romantic comedy drama of the younger set and its effervescent idea of lifeThe most spectacular climax ever filmed—a breakneck auto race with its breathless spills—it will leave you gasping and cheering. The Fastest Auto Race Ever Seen on the Screen! ADDED SPECIALS 'EXIT CAESAR'—A MERMAID COMEDY INTERNATIONAL NEWS ARCH B. FRITZ AT THE ORGAN Theatre Flowers From The Flower Shop, 119 No. L. A. St. MRS. ELIZA BROWN DIES LAST NIGHT After a long illness, Mrs. Eliza M. Brown, 48, died last night at the family home, 410 S. Claudina- t. Services will be held Monday at 2:30 p.m. in the Huddle Funeral Home, Rev. Lambin, of Santa Ana Baptist church, offi- liating. Mrs. Brown was born in New Brunswick but lived many years in Providence, R.I. Four years ago the family came to Anaheim for benefit of Mrs. Brown's health. She was an active worker in the local Baptist church, des- pite her illness, until a few days ago. She is survived by her husband one son and one daughter, in Rhode Island, and two daughters in the home here. The body will be taken to their former home for interment in the family lot, ac- companioned by the husband and two daughters. Charles Randall and Charles Clark and their families spent today at Del Mar. Pageant, "The Child and the Kingdom," at Temple Tonight The Easter Tide Service at the White Temple have come down to the end of the first week with fine enthusiasm and excellent attendance. Last night an inspiring service was conducted in the form of an old fashioned love feast. Tonight the Sunday school will give their great pageant, "The Child and the Kingdom" and every person in Anaheim ought to see this presentation. The second week of the meetings will be started with an unusual program all day Sunday. Efforts are being made to have 1000 persons Sunday morning the Sunday school hour. This service will be followed by a Palm Sunday service. In the evening the Negro Jubilee Singers will help in a gospel song service and then will sing a number of negro folk and spiritual songs. The night of the institution of the Lord's Supper will be observed Thursday night and the Good Frid- day meeting will be in the evening of Good Friday. The Men's Bible class, the Fid- ellis class, Mr. Eygabroad's class and the Young Married People's class will help with the services Tuesday and Wednesday. The Easter sermon will be preached at 11 a.m. on "How Has Christ's Resurrection Affected the Life of Man?" This will be preceded by a special Easter Pageant and program by the whole Sunday school in general assembly. The week will close with a great praise service by the chorus choir led by Dr. H. H. Young. HELLO DIXIE! 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