oc-plain-dealer 1924-05-07

UNITED THEATRE, 306 E. CENTER PRICES 10c, 25c, 35c Tonight & Thursday The Greatest Mystery Story Ever Filmed The Leavenworth Case By Anna Katherine Green A RICH MAN SHOT! A STRANGER IN THE NIGHT! WEIRD HAPPENING! AND THEN THE THIRD DEGREE IN THE "RAT TRAP" Mystery, Thrills Suspense WITH Seena Owen AND Wilfred Lytell BILLIE MORGAN "ON TO ATLANTIC" Something Different SNUB POLLARD COMEDY "The GREEN CAT" ANAHEIM TAKES Tagging All Bases George Herman Ruth, the well known right fielder, took a prominent part in the Yanks' 3 to 2 defeat of the Athletics, driving in two runs in the fifth with a double and rounding out the day with a single and a pass. It was the eighth straight defeat for the Athletics. The Tigers rallied in the late innings to take a fall out of the White Sox, 6 to 4. Heilmann having a perfect day with three hits, one of which was a homer. Zach Wheat, the young old man of the Dodgers, wafted one out of the park with two on in the eighth against Barnes and the Braves finished second, 3 to 0. Ruether was impeccable, so to speak. Ray Kremer, Coast league contribution, shut the Cubs right out with a pair of hits, the Pirates winning 2 to 0. Cuyler substituted for Carey and socked a single, double and triple. Two home runs by Williams and another by Ford at the expense of Bentley, staked the Phillies to two straight over the Giants, 5 to 4. Place both feet firmly on the ground and await the shock. The Red Sox won their sixth straight by thumping three Senatorial pitchers for 15 hits. Score, 14 to 4. The Brownns evened the series by beating the Indiana 7 to 4, rough-riding Shaute and Morton for 16 hits. STANDING OF THE CLUBS PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE Clubs— Won Lost Pet. Vernon ... 19 10 .655 San Francisco ... 19 19 .685 Salt Lake ... 15 11 .577 Portland ... 14 14 .500 Sacramento ... 9 18 .333 "CLAY MODELER" HEADS VODE BELIEF An unusually good bill presents itself at the California Theatre Thursday with a photoplay that will please the most exacting audience. Geo. Wichman, "clay model of national reports," opens his show. He uses the audience's pick his models and a great of comedy is derived from work. Hanley & Howard in "Lady Mary Brown" offer a splendid combination of comedy and mony singing. Their act is so perfectly arranged and ably presented as to make it a most delightful amusing and interestingly entertaining offering by even one who witnesses this clever dance walking as a form of amusement was practised the sands of years before the era. Good wire walker must have quickness of eye, rapidity of action, great muscular strength and thorough knowledge of equilibrium. These essentials in conjunction with an enduring pattern unwavering perseverance in constant practice has made Clifford & Mayme Butters one of the vets best "wire acts" of the present day. They give a splendid exhibition of wire walking that will startle any audience. Clifford & Leslie, in "The Jars" offer a versified program singing and dancing done in the Broadway style, that they claim Broadway as their All-Mater is proved by the fact that for the past three seasons they have been featured in two of the big town's largest revues. This will be seen at the conclusion their present tour in a new musical production of Geo. M. Cohen. Allen's Cheyenne Ministro "Riding the Range of Mirth and Melody" depict three cow-punners and a western girl, who affords a hard day on the range idle away. ANAHEIM TAKES SWIMMING MEET Fullerton was swamped by Anaheim aquatic stars in a meet at the city pool last evening. Robert Jensen, who has won many events, took three firsts and participated in the relay. The park plunge is excellent for these meets and many are planned in the remainder of the school term. Anaheim took the meet with 53 points, leaving Fullerton with 6. Results of events: 50-yard dash, free style—Jensen, Bode and Harvey, all of Anaheim. Time, 28.4. 100-yard dash, free style—Jensen, Fitzgibbons, Dickman, all of Anaheim. Time, 1:12 1-2. Plunge for distance—Fullerton, Rundstrum, A., Fullerton. Distance, 45 ft. 11 inch. 50-yard breast stroke—Jensen, Fitzgibbons, Bode, all of Anaheim. Time, 42.5. Back stroke—Fitzgibbons, Bode and Davies, all of Anaheim. Time, 44.5. Diving—Howell, Grafton and Royalty. All of Anaheim. Several big league southpaws took Cowe treatment during Winter season, but reports from managers fail to indicate that any of them are getting b. and b. Special Sale on Sweaters at the Prince Store. SPORT SNAP SHOTS BY JACK MEENE ALL IN THE FAMILY That baseball runs in the family, not unlike the wooden leg, has been accepted as a matter of fact for some time. This season quite a number of brothers are putting on their family acts on the diamond. We have with us at the present writing the following brother teams: The Wheats: Mack and Zack, with the Dodgers and Curtis, with a Texas team. The Barneses: Jess and Charles eries when he seems hopelessly outplayed is little short of astounding. The secret is out now why Paul Berlenbach met a tartar in Jack Delaney a few weeks ago. Paul was really fighting Ovilla Chapdelaine. Now who could lick anyone with that moniker? The story goes that Delaney chose a ring name out of respect for the reverence with which the name Chapdelaine is known. STANDING OF THE CLUBS PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE Clubs—Won Lost Pet. Vernon ... 19 10 .655 San Francisco ... 19 19 .655 Salt Lake ... 15 11 .577 Portland ... 14 14 .500 Sacramento ... 9 18 .333 Oakland ... 15 16 .448 Los Angeles ... 12 17 .414 Seattle ... 11 16 .407 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Oakland, 12; Los Angeles, 3. Vernon, 5; San Francisco, 4. Seattle, 3; Portland, 2. Salt Lake-Sacramento, traveling NATIONAL LEAGUE Clubs—Won Lost Pet. New York ... 13 5 .722 Cincinnati ... 13 6 .684 Brooklyn ... 10 8 .556 Chicago ... 11 10 .524 Pittsburg ... 10 10 .500 Boston ... 5 10 .333 Philadelphia ... 5 10 .333 St. Louis ... 5 13 .278 AMERICAN LEAGUE Clubs—Won Lost Pet. New York ... 12 6 .667 Detroit ... 11 8 .579 Boston ... 9 7 .563 Chicago ... 9 9 .500 St. Louis ... 9 10 .474 Cleveland ... 7 9 .437 Washington ... 9 11 .421 Philadelphia ... 6 11 .353 YESTERDAY'S HOME RUNS NATIONAL Williams, Philadelphia ... 2 5 Wheat, Brooklyn ... 1 4 Ford, Philadelphia ... 1 1 AMERICAN Hellmann, Detroit ... 1 5 Schalk, Chicago ... 1 1 Summa, Cleveland ... 1 1 TOTALS National ... 65 American ... 54 THIS TIME LAST YEAR National ... 77 American ... 38 What is a One-Cent Sale? It is a sale where you buy an item at the regular price — then another item of the same kind for $c. As an illustration: The standard price of Jonteel Vanhill Cream is $50c. You buy jar at this price and by paying $c more, or $5c, you two jars. Every article this sale is a high-class standard price of merchandise just the same as sell you every day at reglar prices and have ALL IN THE FAMILY That baseball runs in the family, not unlike the wooden leg, has been accepted as a matter of fact for some time. This season quite a number of brothers are putting on their family acts on the diamond. We have with us at the present writing the following brother teams: The Wheats: Mack and Zack, with the Dodgers and Curtis, with a Texas team. The Barneses: Jess and Charles with the Braves and Virgil with the Giants. The Meusels: Emil with the Giants and Bob with the Yanks. The Jonnards: Paul with the Giants and Claude with the Indianapolis club. The Johnston brothers: Jim with the Dodgers and Doc "Wheeler" with a coast team. The Cooneys: Johnny with the Braves and Paul with Milwaukee. The Highs: Andy with the Dodgers and Hughie with an A. A. team and a third brother on the Pacific coast. That Walter Hagen is set for the national and international golfing events of the coming summer is indicated by the decisive manner in which he won recently the annual north-south championship at Pinehurst. Hagen not only triumphed over a brilliant field of American golfers but won out against the master playing of two of Europe's best. Arthur Havers and Ockenden, British and French title holders, were entered in the tourney. Hagen stands without an equal as a cool, confident tourney player. His ability to make recovies when he seems hopelessly outplayed is little short of astounding. The secret is out now why Paul Berlenbach met a tartar in Jack Delaney a few weeks ago. Paul was really fighting Ovilla Chapdelaine. Now who could lick anyone with that moniker? The story goes that Delaney chose a ring name out of respect for the reverence with which the name Chapdelaine is held in Canada, his native soil, since the publication of a book there, "Maria Chapdelaine," by the late Louis Hamon. There's one for your book, brother press agent. According to word from France it was Mme. Criqui who caused Eugene of the silver jaw and world of nerve to re-enter the ring game. Criqui announced his retirement on his return home after winning and losing the featherweight title in a short pan of 60 days in America. Criqui's wife urged him to retire. A couple of weeks ago she attended a fight with him. Charlie Ledoux and Mascart, another French favorite, were the fighters. After watching them Mme. Criqui said in her best French: "If you couldn't lick both those hams in a night I'd disown you." So now Criqui wants to try it. Eddie Roush, demon outfielder of the Cincel Reds, and Frankie Frisch, future manager of New York Giants, have announced that they are after the National league batting crown worn by the eminent Rogers Hornsby. While ought to make the summer an interesting one for "Rajah" as well as the N. L. fans. The showing the world light-heavyweight champion, Michael McTigue, made against Young Stribbling the other night may be the answer to the question as to why the champ is unwilling to meet Gene Tunney, once holder of the same crowd. Tunney is a much more experienced battler, though perhaps not as hard a hitter as the Georgia boy. Maybe Mike knows his own limitations. Special Sale on Sweeters at the Prince Store. It is a sale where you buy an item at the regular price—then another item of the same kind for 1c. As an illustration: The standard price of Jontcel Vanhill Cream is 50c. You buy jar at this price and by paying 1c more, or 51c, you pay two jars. Every article this sale is a high-class standard price of merchandise, just the same as sell you every day at regular prices and have so you for years. A New Way of Advertising This sale was developed by the United Drug Company an advertising plan. Rather than spend large sums money in other ways convince you of the merits these goods, they are spending it on this sale in order to sell you a full size package of high standard merchandise for 1c. costs money to get customers. The loss taken on this sale will be well spent if you goods please you. SAVE MONEY Free Dance Tonight AT Francis Beth Cafe 106 No. Glassell Orange, Calif. From 9:46 12 Glocken Under new management "Little Pokerface" Starts on Long Journey to Olympics BERKELEY, May 7.—A little girl with sturdy arms and legs, wearing a black dress and hat, kissed her father good bye, found a train seat for her mother and started today on a journey that will end in Paris in July when she defends the prowess of American women in sport. The girls was Helen Wills, champion woman tennis player of the United States. Pushing aside her school books at the Univ. of Calif., Miss Wills quietly departed for New York, where she will sail May 15 for Europe to play in the Olympic games and where she hopes to match wits and brawn in a world title battle with Suzanne Lenglen, the French star. Living up to her name of "little pokerface," the 18-year-old American teen champion had only this to say about a clash with the temperamental Suzanne: "No one can tell anything about a tennis match. I've worked hard to improve my game and should I meet Mile. Lenglen I'll just do the best I can. I can't say anything else except that I want a chance to meet her and hope I do." Calm, determined, she lifted a firm chin, appearing to be thorny prepared for her European invasion. Miss Wills' early departure for abroad, she said, was to give her game finishing touches in England, where she will play in the British championships and the Wightman cup tilt at Wimbledon late in June before going to Paris for the Olympic play the middle of July. They gave a splendid exhibition walking that will many audience. Word & Leslie, in "The Jest," offer a verified program of and dancing done in their style, that they can broadway as their Alma is proved by the fact that the past three seasons they been featured in two of the town's largest revues. They seen at the conclusion of present tour in a new musi-duction of Geo. M. Cohen's's Cheyenne Minstrels, the Range of Mirth and depict three cow-punch-a western girl, who after day on the range idle away. "Little Pokerface" Starts on Long Journey to Olympics AT THE HOTEL VALENCIA C. C. Childs, Lloyd Jones, W. H. Moore, G. R. Lipper, F. L. Brown, H. D. Baxter, L. Somers, R. H. Morey and W. T. Peoples, Jr., Los Angeles, and Jack Dyer, Whittier. Plain Dealer Classified Ads produce results. Try this medium. CALIFORNIA Theatre Anaheim WANTED Children who can sing, dance or act, to work in a prologue for Jackie Coogan's "A BOY OF FLANDERS" Apply California Theater MODEL LAUNDRY ASH CHAMBERLAIN Telephone 356 WANTED Children who can sing, dance or act, to work in a prologue for Jackie Coogan's "A BOY OF FLANDERS" Apply California Theater REXALL Shaving Cream Produces a thick, creamy lather. Will stand up on your face throughout the shave Stand. Price This Sale One Tube Two Tubes 35c 36c Thursday, Friday, Saturday, May GEORGIA ROSE TALC A real high quality talcum powder, made from genuine imported talc. The generous quantity of real attar of rose in every can gives it a wonderful rosy fragrance like the flower itself. Standard Price This Sale One Can 25c Two Cans 26c GEORGIA ROSE TOILET WATER A true reproduction of the fresh flowers. Comes in beautifully designed frosted glass bottle. Pretty enough for any dressing table. Sprinkler top. Standard Price This Sale One Bottle $1.00 Two Bottles $1.01 Jonteel Vanishing Cream Keepa the skin soft and beautiful. Std. Price This Sale One Jar Two Jars 50c 51c 50c Lemon Cocoa Butter Skin What is a One-Cent Sale? It is a sale where you buy an item at the regular price then another item of the same kind for 1c. As an illustration: The standard price of Jonteel Vanishing cream is 50c. You buy a jar at this price and by paying 1c more, or 51c, you get two jars. Every article in this sale is a high-class standard price of merchandise, just the same as we sell you every day at regular prices and have sold collection. ADD ANOTHER LAST "SCARLE REX IN Jonteel Vanishing Cream Keepa the skin soft and beautiful. Std. Price This Sale One Jar Two Jars 50c 51c 50c Lemon Cocoa Butter Skin Cream and Lemon Cocoa Butter Skin Lotion, This sale each 39c 25c Bar Jonteel Soap—TWO BARS 26c Peptona Our best tonic for run-down conditions. Enriches the blood and improves health generally. Standard Price This Sale One Bottle Two Bottles $1.00 $1.01 Maximum Hot Water Bottle are of the same quality, carry the same guarantee, sell regularly at $2.00 each and are offered on this sale at Two Bottles $2.01 CHOICE CANDIES Delicious 1 lb. packages of Pure Caramels, each 60c. Two for 61c Liggett's Sweet Milk Chocolate, half lb. bar 35c Two for 36c Household Medicines Aspirin, 5 grains, 100 per bottle 2 for $1.01 $1.25 Beef Iron and Wine 2 for $1.20 $1.25 Comp. Vegetable Remedy 2 for $1.20 20c White Pine and Tar Syrup 2 for 31c Mentholline Balm 2 for 51c Rexall Foot Tablets 2 for 26c Rexall Foot Powder 2 for 26c Sulphur and Cream Tartar Loz. 2 for 26c 1 lb. pkg. Purtest Epsom Salts 2 for 26c Hinkles Cascara, bottles of 100 ... 2 for 40c and many other standard remedies. Kemp Bros. Pharm 108 E. Center St. We Deliver Next to First National Bank WEDNESDAY, MAY 7, 1924 MATINEE 2:30 EVENING 7:30 VAUD. A:45 CALIFORNIA ARCH B. FRITZ AT THE WURLITZER TOMORROW ONLY Clifford & Leslie "THE MERRY JESTERS" GEO. WICHMAN HANLEY AND HOWARD CHAS. & MAYME BUTTERS "A SURPRISE NOVELTY" ALLEN'S Cheyenne Minstrels "MIRTH AND MELODY" LADIES' SOUVENIR MATINEE ADD ANOTHER SPOON TO YOUR COLLECTION LAST TIMES TONITE "SCARAMOUCHE" REX INGRAM'S MASTERPIECE FRIDAY NIGHT $100 in Gifts TO OUR PATRONS THEATER FLOWERS COURTESY OF FLOWER SHOP ADD ANOTHER SPOON TO YOUR COLLECTION LAST TIMES TONITE "SCARAMOUCHE" REX INGRAM'S MASTERPIECE FRIDAY NIGHT $100 in Gifts TO OUR PATRONS THEATER FLOWERS COURTESY OF FLOWER SHOP CENT SALE! A blend of high-grade coffee of exceptional value, roasted and packed by the latest machinery. During our one cent sale we are offering Two pounds for 61c May, May 8th-9th-10th Klenzo Dental Cream Cleans, and whitens the teeth. Hardens the gums. Removes tartar. Does not scratch the teeth. You can have beautiful teeth by using Klenzo. Standard Price This Sale One Tube Two Tubes 25c 26c Toilet Goods 25c Jonteel Talc 2 for 26c 50c Bouquet Ramee Talc 2 for 51c $1 Bouquet Ramee Face 2 for $1.01 Alma Zada Face Powder 2 for 51c Syta Face Powder 2 for 51c Harmony Rolling Massage 2 for 51c Rexall Cream Almonds 2 for 51c Toilet Waters in odors of Arbutus, Locust Blossom, Violet Dulc, Georgia Rose 2 for 1.01 Bouquet Ramee Toilet W. 2 for 1.51 Lilac Vegatal 2 for 76c Stationery and Home Needs $1.00 Lo Clairs, deckle edge Lge. white envelopes 2 for $1.01 Lord Baltimore paper, in four colors 2 for 51c 35c Cascade Env. 50 2 for 36c 15c Writing Tablets 2 for 16c 15c Adhesive 1 in x 1 yd. 2 for 16c 45c Adhesive, 1 in x 5 yds. 2 for 46c Brushes and Sundries Prophylat, Hair Brushes 2 for $1.01 75c Hard Rubber Combs 2 for 76c 15c Knift Wash Clothes 2 for 16c 50c Tooth Brushes 2 for 51c Goodform Hair Nets Nets of the highest quality and carefully selected. They fit and last longer. Double Mesh Std. Price 15c One net This sale Two nets 16c Maximum Fountain Syringe A high quality syringe. Molded all in one piece and guaranteed for one year. Standard Price This Sale One Syringe Two Syringes $2.00 $2.01 Rexall "93" HAIR TONIC Is a delightful, stimulating tonic. Is not sticky or mussy. Easy to apply. Does not leave the hair dry, but gives it renewed life and lusite. Std. Price This Sale One Bottle Two Bottles $1.00 $1.01 Pharmacy Phone 346 Lge. white envelopes 2 for $1.01 Lord Baltimore paper, in four colors 2 for 51c 35c Cascade Env. 50 2 for 80c 15c Writing Tablets 2 for 16c 15c Adhesive 1 in x 1 yd. 2 for 16c 45c Adhesive, 1 in x 5 yds. 2 for 40c Brushes and Sundries Prophylat. Hair Brushes 2 for $1.01 75c Hard Rubber Combs 2 for 70c 15c Knit Wash Clothes 2 for 10c 50c Tooth Brushes 2 for 51c (Guaranteed) 25c Rexall Tooth Paste 2 for 26c 50c Rexall Shaving Lotion 2 for 61c 50c Imported Bay Rum 2 for 51c 35c Rexall Shaving Cream 2 for 36c Rexall 93 Hair Tonlc ...2 for $1.01 Cocoanut Oil Shampoo ...2 for 51c Dr. Brady's Cocoa Almond Soap...2 bars 11c Klenzo Tar Soap Shampoo 2 for 26c FOOD PRODUCTS 5c Pakgs Gum ...2 for 6c 5c Pakgs Life Savers ...2 for 6c 12½ oz. Imported Olive Oil 2 $101 15 oz. Raspberry Jam ...2 for 61c 15 oz. Strawberry Jam ...2 for 61c ½ lb. Cocoa ...2 for 26c 4 oz. pakgs Blk. Pepper and Cinnamon ...2 for 26c 35c Lemon and Vanilla Extract ...2 for 36c Cascade Linen One pound in a package. A good quality of writing paper, and always in the best of taste. Standard Price This Sale One pound Two pounds 50c 51c CASCADE LINEN ENVELOPES 50 in box Standard Price ... This Sale One package Two packages 35c 36c