oc-plain-dealer 1924-08-06

PHONDSTEIN LOSES COURT AUSTRALIAN HAMPTON, N.Y., Aug. 6. Anheuser-Brooks, the Anasia all-star team in the singles at the games of annual tennis tournaiduring one of California's best Review, Aug. 5-10, 6-2, and in his the coach with the former internationary Hugh Kelleher, thus in the second ten in the Saturday ranking, losing only Pallier in each ret Brookes. Each slalom coach with Snodgrass, centrally located former inter-collegiate lead on whom is showing improvement stations. KE QUITS RING FTER KNOCKOUT ANGELES, Aug. 8 — Ray Wilks truck driver who bib Harry J. Dunlap, notorly southern California "badge" is thru with the prize the announced today. like, easing a pugilistic caw was knocked out last night in Carpentier, a professional The main event George Rivvet to California Joe Lynch, Six Thumbits of Portland, easson from Bobbie Corbett, Colwelter, in the semi-finals. AFTERDAY'S Home Runs AMERICAN New York ... 1 35 Boston, Browne ... 1 14 Washington ... 1 2 NATIONAL National, 322; Amerilese Tagging All Bases The Pankey swamped the Tigers 9 to 2, their 17 hits including Ruth's 34th honer. The champions knocked Wells out of the box in the first innning. Two wild throws by Adams, Cubs shortstop, enabled the Giants to win in the tenth 2 to 1. Bush held McGraw's men to four hits but lost. Pittsburg took their third straight from the Dangers 8 to 1. The Pirates have won 11 of their last 12 games. The Brown's crop up to within four games of the lead by trimming the Squirrels twice, 2 to 0 and 4 to 2. Shockon held Washington to three hits in the opener. Fabet and Flurston pitched the White Six to a double win over the Athletics, 5 to 2 and 6 to 3. The Reds moved out the Phillies in the eleventh 4 to 3, after Phildelphia had tied it up in the eighth and ninth. The Braves succumbed again to the Cardinals, 8 to 4. Covelekio beseted Ferguson in a pitcher's duel, the Indiana beating. CHAMPION HOLDS ON NEW YORK, Aug. 6. — Frankie Genero, American flyweight champion, scored an easy victory over Johnny Curtis of Jersey City in a 12-round hout in Brooklyn last night. Mike Ballerino, Bayonne, outpointed Johnny Leonard of Allentown, Pa., in 12 rounds in the semi-final. Try a Classified Ad for results. FISHING BOATS CHAMPIONSHIP The Fishing Boat claship race of Newport Boat be run Sunday afternoon. To qualify for this race must be used regularly, mercial fishing and salf headquarters on Newport Beach preliminary races, starting o'clock will decide the b for the championship event will be three races for different horse flower, and over H. P. boats will be boats under ten H. P. Cash prizes provided Board of Trustees of the Newport Beach will be g the three events and a tro will be awarded for the championship race. The one of the series of ever ranged by the city of beach. The special event held day, Aug. 3, was a sail b when 25 boats of all desi sizes ran for a special tro for the fastest boat on Bay. The "Razzberry," Capt. C. L. Sherman, sailing skill, got away w prize. Baseball To NATIONAL LEAGUE Pitts ... 000 003 000 —Brooklyn .032 000 000—Stone, Pfeffer and Vance and DeBerry. Chicago .000 011 000—Nek York ...500 000 x—Kaufmann, Wheeler and nett; McQuillan and Snyder St. Louis .200 001 000—Boaton ...211 000 01x—Bell and Gonzales; Coo O'Neill; Cincinnati ...000 300—Philadelphia ...100 01—Called end fifth, ratn. Donohue and Hargraw son and Heline. RAIN INTERFER Tomorrow at Falken 75 Dresses - 25 That were $15.00 to $2 No Approvals! No Approvals! All Sales Final! ---Included are dark and light Silks--most Every garment a this season's garmen extraordinary value THE DRESSES —Plain and Novelty Silks, such as Crepe de Chine, Canton Crepe, Georgette, etc. —Tweed Suit blue and mi All Sales Final, Please! No C. and No Approvals! FALKENSTEIN FISHING BOATS IN CHAMPIONSHIP GO The Fishing Boat championship race of Newport Beach will be run Sunday afternoon, Aug 10. To qualify for this race, boats must be used regularly in commercial fishing and sail from headquarters on Newport Bay. The preliminary race, starting at 2 clock will decide the hullemp or the championship event. There will be three races for boats of different horse power. Fifteen and over H. P. boats will run in the first race; then from ten to fifteen H. P. in the second event; the third event will be for all boats under ten H. P. Cash prices provided by the board of Trustees of the city of Newport Beach will be given for the three events and a trophy cup will be awarded for the final, or championship race. The race is one of the series of events arranged by the city of Newport Beach. The special event held last Sunday, Aug. 2, was a sail boat race when 26 boats of all designs and sizes ran for a special trophy cut for the fastest boat on Newport Bay. The "Razzberry," sailed by Capt. C. L. Sherman, by sheer milling skill, got away with the prize. BASEBALL TODAY NATIONAL LEAGUE Pitts ... 000 003 000 ... 3 4 3 Brooklyn ... 032 000 00x ... 4 14 2 Stone, Pfeffer and Gooch; Chicago ... 000 011 000 ... 2 8 3 Nek York ... 500 00 0x ... 5 4 1 Kaufmann, Wheeler and Hartnett; McQuillan and Snyder. St. Louis ... 200 001 00 ... 3 9 1 Boston ... 271 00 01x ... 5 10 0 Bell and Gonzales; Cooney and D'Neil: Cincinnati ... 000 300 ... 5 7 0 Philadelphia ... 100 01 ... 2 7 0 Called end fifth, rain. Donohue and Hargrave; Carlson and Helene. BRANCH BANKING BENEFITS TOLD The saving of interest on credit balances due to the fact that checks on San Francisco, may be cleared in Los Angeles, is the real backbone of branch banking. President Adolph Thomas of the Golden State National Bank declared today, explaining his institution's affiliation with the Bank of Italy. The Golden State is permitted full local autonomy, however. Formerly it cost the local bank $1250 per year for a blanket bond covering all losses, including thefts, of money whether in the bank or in transit. This bond amounted to only $25,000. It now costs the Golden State less than $1,000 for a bond of $100,000, ensuring ample protection to depositors. The bond covers securities as well as cash. LOCAL LIBRARY HAS MORE PATRONS An increase in the circulation of the Anaheim public library for July this year over the same month last year was announced today in the monthly report of Miss Elizabeth Calnon, local librarian. The report in full is as follows: Circulation ... 1923 1924 Adult fiction ... 3307 4044 Juvenile fiction ... 2150 2950 Non fiction ... 265 384 Magazine monthly ... 362 396 Magazine weekly ... 42 49 6128 7825 New books added ... 71 82 Books mended ... 66 203 New card holders ... 88 78 Cards renewed ... 1 3 Cards withdrawn ... 17 15 ANOTHER IN SERIES OF GRAIN FIRES MARYSVILLE, Aug. 6—Destruction by fire early today, of the Skirving warehouse at Turke station, Sutter-co, with its contents of 10,000 stocks of beans and 117 sacks of barley coupled with a series of grain fires in Sutter-co in the past four months caused off- STOCKS WAVERING, ALTHO FAVORABLE NEW YORK, Aug. 6—The stock market was subjected to an earlier test today, equally as severe as the one which closed yesterday's session. Industrial and business news developments were uniformly favorable, particularly those emanating from the steel and textile industries. Conditions were thus favorable for more realizing sales of active industrial and railroad stocks and selling pressure in the first three hours was quite heavy. Shortly after the noon period buying orders were seen to be on the increase and prices strengthened, many stocks going forward to higher levels than that of the previous close. Special weakness in isolated stocks at the beginning of the day's session did not have an unfavorable influence on the balance of the market. Atlantic Refining and Pressed Steel Car were the most notable in this group, the Cuyamel Fruit was not long in joining the procession. Atlantic Refining was weak on reports that the directors might vote to reduce or pass the dividend next Monday. The railroad stocks were once again in the background, so price developments were generally constructive. It was reported that further conferences are taking place in the Can Swearingen merger, so progress from this stage is expected to be show. Pittsburg and West Virginia gained a lap on the other merger stocks by selling up $3% points to a new high at $63!. New York Central was active near its recent high and Lackawanna pushed thru to a new high above 133 on further rumors of impending stocks dividend. Money market conditions point to the possibility that the directors of the federal reserve bank of New York might reduce the discount rate at their meeting today, and considerable speculation is going on in Wall Street as to the probable effect of a further reduction on the stocks and band market. Falkenstein's - 25 Suits 6.00 to $24.50 .85 Shop Early for ANOTHER IN SERIES OF GRAIN FIRES MARYSVILLE, Aug. 6—Destruction by fire early today, of the Skirving warehouse at Tarke station, Sutter-co, with its contents of 10,000 sacks of beans and 117 sacks of barley coupled with a series of grain fires in Sutter-co in the past few months caused officials to start a searching investigation to determine if the origin of the fire was incendiary. The loss was estimated at nearly $500,000. Six box cars on the Sacramento Northern Railroad sidling, power poles and railroad ties were also destroyed by the blaze, crippling Marysville-Colusa traffic. GETS DIVORCE A divorce decree was granted Mrs. Anna Beard of East Santa Ana-st, from E. A. Beard on the grounds of desertion. Try a Classified Ad for results. MAN AND DOG IN 'VODVIL' STUNT The California Theater offers a very clever bill of vaudeville for Thursday's entertainment and Groh and Adonis direct from Broadway big time house heads the lineup. Groh is a very interesting performer, inasmuch as he looks like a juvenile of dramatic man, but in reality he is a very clever athlete. Adonis is his dog and constant companion. To watch these artists, both man and dog is a pleasure one seldom gets in this country, as their services are in such demand that theyseldom leave the East Coast. Burton and Dyer present "Clever Comics" just another way of introducing themselves as they really are clever comedians. Smith and Revere offer a "Block" and Tan" act that sparkles with good nature and runs over with big laughs. A pair of real artists .85 Shop Early for Best Selections Silks--mostly one of a kind. Son's garment, and a trulyinary value THE SUITS —Tweed Suits; also several Suits in plain blue and mixtures. Please! No C. O. D.s approvals! STEIN'S AN Illustrated LECTURE on "Ancient American Civilization" Will be Presented at 202 West Center St. Anaheim, Aug. 7th at 7:30 p.m. Public Incited: Admission Free T-o-m-o-r-r-o-w AT FALKENSTEIN'S Shop Early---It Will Pay You! 3 x 6 Grass Rugs Two Bales—50 Rugs only! One of the greatest values we have ever offered. Oil stenciled Washable Grass Rugs, in the large 3x6 size—Thursday only..., Household Rubber Aprons Good size Household Aprons in green and red. Excellent quality and unusual Household Rubber Aprons Good size Household Aprons in green and red. Excellent quality and unusual values—Thursday only ... $1 Royal Society Stamped Dresses Another large shipment of these attractive House Dresses will be ready Thursday morning. Good news for many who failed to take advantage of the last offering of this same item ... 1.00 Crepe Gowns--Nainsook and Voile Teddies The Gowns are made of plain or printed Windsor Plisse Crepe—while the Teddies are made of excellent novelty Batiste and fine Voiles... 1.00 Large Bath Towels 3 for Large Bath Towels Extra heavy quality double thread Bath Towels! One case—25 dozen—only to be sold at this price..... 3 for $1 SILK HOSIERY Pure Silk Hosiery of exceptional quality in black and the popular shades of Summer. Unusual values at this price...... 1.00 Pair Falkenstein's Anaheim California