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1924-08-08 · Orange County Plain Dealer · page 10 of 10 · OCR glm-ocr
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PAGE FOUR UNITED Theater, 306 E. Center TO-NIGHT and SATURDAY A RIOT OF THRILLS and LAUGHTER WITH RICHARD TALMADGE IN "ON TIME" COME EARLY PREPARED FOR A BIG LAUGH WILLIAM DUNCAN in "The Fast Express" 10c 20c 30c POP TUTTLE in "RUSSIAN RUMOR" PIONEER PALM MOVED TO GARDEN LOS ANGELES, Aug. 8. The oldest living resident of this city—a pioneer who has watched the city's growth since 1786—came into the limelight here a few tays ago when a local landscape gardening firm undertook the job of moving an ancient date palm into the garden of an admirer of the old tree. As one of the four oldest living palms in the state, this tree has the distinction of being brut here with a collection of fruit trees ordered from Sinaloa, Mex., by the old mission padres, a fact established by E. Clement Wilson of 105 W. Premont-pl., the purchaser, who has been investigating its history over a period of several years. The palm was brot to Los Angeles by Cornelio Aguila, an early Spanish agriculturist who was commissioned by Father Junipero Serra to make the trip to Mexico to secure fruit trees to be planted in the vicinity of the missions. Two sister trees of the old palm TOKIO EXCITED OVER QUAKE SHOCK TOKIO, Aug. 8. An earthquake shock was felt throughout Tokio last night at 11 o'clock but no damage was reported today. There was no loss of life. With the memory of last September's great quake still fresh in their minds the people were thrown into great excitement and many remained up thrue the balance of the night fearing a recurrence of the tremors. Storms are reported from Kyushu province. Two towns have been partly submerged by heavy rains. are still growing near the mission at Ventura and a third is in the yard at Ramona's old home at San Diego. Altho the palm stands over 80 feet high, and weighed over 60,000 pounds, it was moved from the place where it was originally planted for a distance of more than two miles and replanted intact. The cost for the contract was $1500. Plain Dealer Classified Ads produce results. Try this medium. Tom Mix is coming to the Kaiserland theater Saturday for a day run, in a new William western production, "The Buster." This picture is the thirth in which Mr. Fox has tured Tom, and altho the spunds mushy, you will find the western star does not haunt his spurs and chaps and come a gay Lothario to break hearts of the girls. In fact the hero has to take caution to the winds and kill the Justice of the Peace and lister in order to prevent he he loves from marrying the villain. 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ON DISPLAY MONDAY and TUESDAY, AUG. 11-12 Our New California Top At a Reduced Price Our new top has the following improved features: Overhead Locks Polished Brass, non-rusting tracks. Shock absorbing springs in panels. Victoria Bows. This top will make a beautiful and practical closed car out of your touring car or roadster at a very nominal cost. COME IN AND SEE IT EDDY'S AUTO PAINT AND TOP SHOP 125 SO. LEMON ST. ANAHEIM, CAL. Opposite Motor Transit Stage Depot ASKS ALLIANCE BE SEVERE LOS ANGELES, Aug. 8.—Ida G. Oldfield told Judge F. Thompson here that couldn't get along with her band, Lewis Oldfield, because was English and "domineer and she was American and couldn't do anything to plea him. He also gambled, she clared. "What kind of gambling did you do?" inquired the court. "He played poker," she replied. "That isn't an English game commented Judge Thompson. looks to me as if he had been Americanized." "Anyway, he said, home didn't mean anything to him and he went to leave," continued M. Oldfield and she was granted a voice. Opening Announcement Hushman's Super Service Station OPENS SATURDAY, AUGUST 9th Robt.V. IS NOW NEW LOOK Broadway & Le SUPER SERVICE STATION OPENS SATURDAY, AUGUST 9th FREE! Opening Day 1 GALLON EASTERN OIL, with every 5 Gallons of Gasoline Only 1 gallon oil to a customer Red Crown and Associated Gasoline Highest Grade Motor Oils Gus H. Hushman, Prop. REMEMBER: Corner Broadway and Los Angeles St. TO GREET HELEN WITH OPEN ARMS BERKELEY, Aug. 5.—Helen Wills' home town is preparing a monster welcome against her return from successful conquests at the Olympic games and way points. The mayor, President W. W. Campbell of the University of California, the half-a dozen persons who have alided in making the 18-year-old girl the tennis sensation of the decade, and hundreds of townspeople who have known her since childhood will all be on hand, according to present arrangements, when Miss Wills' train pulls in. Tennis loving Berkeley and California generally is enthusiastic today when mention is made of "little poker face," because the belief is general that this state through her is due to hold the women's tennis championship for many years to come. Dr. C. A. Wills, "Dad," as he is known to Helen and the intimate friends who have followed the meteoric rise of the girl to stardom in sport, frankly shows his pride today as he discusses Miss Wills' prospects. GREAT DEMAND FOR "CORN PATCH" BABY LOS ANGELES, Aug. 8.—Abandoned by his parents, Los Angeles "corn-patch" baby is not to lack a home. Almost a score of requests from families in all sections of the city have flooded Policewoman Loretta McPeak for permission to adopt the month-old Spanish babe, found in a corn patch in front of the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bruno Duarte. Crowding with happiness, the chubby little mite of humanity laughed himself into the hearts of a constant stream of visitors to the humble cottage, who hurried forth during the day and pleaded with the juvenile authorities to let them provide the tiny walt with a home. None of the requests is to be MISS TALMADGE BACK IN COMEDY Constance Talmadge "The Goldfish," which opened this afternoon at the California theatre, is ideally suited to the comedy toucn of Constance Talmadge. It is light and frothy and airy and Miss Talmadge enacts her part with her usual zip and pep. In this picture, Miss Talmadge has got away from her costume and semi-serious parts to the kind of comedy for which she is famous. It is the story of a flapper who has five proposals, is married four times, is a widow once and who finally remarries her first husband. It is the kind of comedy which has a peculiarly strong appeal to women. Miss Constance, an imp of mischief, takes the part of Jennie, a Coney Island wildflower, who picks the plano while her husband sings in a cheap variety show. Her metamorphosis into a patrician bothhouse plant who almost becomes a Duchess, affords the comedienne opportunities for It fact the hero has to throw on to the winds and kidnap justice of the Peace and minin order to prevent the girl lives from marrying the villian. The girl will sigh when Tom into action and finally lands in order to prevent the girl lives from marrying the villian. The girl will sigh when Tom into action and finally lands in order to prevent the girl lives from marrying the villian. The fact it is Tom's death, it is no fifty-fifty picture, a real 100 per cent sure-fire knockout. One of the kind has made Mix the most populest star of the silver big time acts of vaudeville,edy, "The Two Johns," andenth and last episode of "Theerstocking" complete a nifty bill. KS ALLIANCE BE SEVERED S ANGELES, Aug. $—Mrs. Z. Oldfield told Judge Ira Thompson here that she can't get along with her husbands English and "domineering" he was American and she can't do anything to please He also gambled, she that kind of gambling did he enquired the court. played poker," she replied, at isn't an English game," ented Judge Thompson. "It to me as if he had been cannized." By way, he said, home didn't anything to him and he was to leave," continued Mrs. Id and she was granted a di- GIVE BOYS PETS LOS ANGELES, Aug. $—Pets often prevent boys from becoming criminals, according to no less an authority than Judge Harry S. Archibald, of the Juvenile Court. By furnishing the youth with a healthy outlet for his energies and by keeping him away from evil companions, pets accomplish this object, and are recognized by police authorities as one of their strongest allies in the ceaseless campaign against juvenile crime, Judge Archibald declares. The views of the jurist were given before the Southern California Rabbit and Pet Stock association. JACK DEMPSEY 'GREATER MOVIE SEASON' Duncement! obt. V.Jensen IS NOW AT HIS NEW LOCATION roadway & Los Angeles Sts. PASSENGER PLANES YIELD BIG INCOMES ST. LOUIS, Mo., Aug. $—A return of about $500 a month is being paid on investments of $2000 in a new industry that is springing up on Lambert-st Louis Flying Field, near here. Every day, but particularly on Sundays, scores of passenger airplanes—all privately owned—hop off there to soar over St. Louis county, at $3 a person for a 15-minute flight. In as much as the average plane can easily take up two, and some of them three, passengers at a time it earns from $20 to $40 an hour, for business seems to be rushing. One of the larger planes on the field, owned by a retired farmer, earned $110 for its owner on a recent Sunday, according to O. E. Scott. LOCAL ADVENTIS GET GOOD REPORT Members of the local New day Adventist church have received a report from B Emergon, treasurer of the P GOLF FIS OBT. V. JENSEN IS NOW AT HIS NEW LOCATION Broadway & Los Angeles Sts. Batteries FRIENDLY SERVICE Carburetors Rayfield Stromberg Zenith AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRICIANS RADIO AND SUPPLIES GIVEN FREE! $25 STORAGE BATTERY $100 RADIO SET COMPLETE ASK US! BER: ANAHEIM Every day, but particularly on Sundays, scores of passenger airplanes—all privately owned—hop off there to soar over St. Louis county, at $3 a person for a 15-minute flight. In as much as the average plane can easily take up two, and some of them three, passengers at a time it earns from $20 to $40 an hour, for business seems to be rushing. One of the larger planes on the field, owned by a retired farmer, earned $110 for its owner on a recent Sunday, according to O. E. Scott, manager of the Lambert-st Louis Flying Field. "That particular plane cost its owner $2000," Commander Scott said. "Since he purchased it, the ship has paid for itself twice and is not yet a year old." Asked whether the owners of the ships carried insurance to protect them against damage to their planes in crashes or collisions, Commander Scott smiled. "Why carry insurance at almost prohibitive rates," he asked, "when the prices of the different parts of an airplane are now almost as cheap as Ford parts?" "If you break a wing in landing," Commander Scott explained, "you can get a new one for about $30. Of course, if you fall from a great height, then your ship is totally wrecked—but what do you care then? You're wrecked totally, too, if you happen to be in it at the time." "However" — and Commander Scott smiled proudly — "there is really little risk in just ordinary flying these days. Thousands of miles have been flown by the planes here, and we have trained scores of student filers in the last 16 months without a single serious mishap." Early one morning a darky came into a gents' furnishing store and said "Boss, I want to pay a little on that stuff you got for me." The same afternoon he bounded in again and said he had "a couple more dollars to put down." The merchant remarked, "Business must be pretty good with you, Sam." Sam responded: "No, boss, I'm just workin' faster." Plain Dealer Classified Ads produce results. Try this medium. Plain Dealer Classified Ads produce results. Try this medium. LOCAL ADVENTIST GET GOOD REPORT Members of the local New Day Adventist church have received a report from B. Emerson, treasurer of the P.U.Nion Conference of the denation, to the effect that due the first six months of 1924 members of the union contril a total of $158,431.49 for the advancement of foreign mission. This is the largest amount has ever been given to for missions by the members of Pacific Union Conference due the same length of time, the age per member being a short of 39c a week. The local conferences in the ion include five in the state California, and those in Utah vada and Arizona. All of money was given through who known as the Sixty-Cent-A-V Fund that has been adopted the entire denation, and has been forwarded to theeign Mission Board in Washlime D. C. for use across the seas. The denation is now porting missionaries in 114 cities of the world, and p are now being made to ser large number of additional wiers A company of 24 missionaries and a number of children sail from Vancouver on August Some of them will go to Chome some to Japan, and some to Philippine Islands. ANNIHILATES WHOLE FAMILY BUFFALO, N. Y., Aug. 8.—er slaying his wife and his young sons as they slept early day, Henry Hopkins Lyon, ctrical engineer, retired to his bedroom, reloaded the revolv with which he had wiped out his family, stretched himself out u his bed and put a bullet h his right cheek. He was taken to Columbus pital, where he died. Try a Classified Ad for resi FRIDAY, AUGUST 8, 1924 Tonite--$100 in Gifts Given Away DO YOU WANT TO WIN A HUSBAND? Miss Constance Will Tell You How to win 'em How to hold 'em How to make 'em Toe the mark How to love 'em How to jilt 'em How to keep 'em In the dark Constance Talmadge in "The GOLD FISH" It's a peacherlno with a slip and a go — bubbling and sparkling with fun GOLD FISH" It's a peacherino with a zip and a go—bubbling and sparkling with fun and vivacity—Miss Constance in her best comedy. A First National Attraction JACK DEMPSEY "A Society Knockout" 'GREATER MOVIE SEASON' CALIFORNIA Phone 758 Always COOL ON THE INSIDE COMING SUNDAY, TO THRILL AND ASTONISH YOU! The COVERED WAGON A Paramount Picture LOCAL ADVENTISTS GET GOOD REPORTS Members of the local Seventh-Adventist church have just received a report from B. M. Parson, treasurer of the Pacific Fairyland Theatre Anaheim SAT. AND SUN. LOCAL ADVENTISTS GET GOOD REPORTS Fairyland Theatre Anheim SAT. AND SUN. 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