oc-plain-dealer 1923-12-24

SOON START TALK FOR WILLS BOUT By DAVIS J. WALSII (I. N. S. Staff Correspondent) NEW YORK, Dec. 24.—Exhorters for the Dempsey-Wills bout are lacking for immediate developments after Jan. 1, when William Muldoon is due to pass away as nominal head of boxing in New York state. The iron duke, they say, is all over and done with. He is a republican. In his place, one Edward Curry, democrat, is about ready to function. Frank Dwyer, republican, also will lose, his official hand in favor of an up-state democrat, it is said. The new members, teamed up with William McCormack, chairman of the license committee will place the commission upon an all-democratic basis. They also will obviate and make null, Governor Smiths stock reply to all Dempsey-Wills inquiries, to-wit; that the New York state athletic commission was composed of men who were not of his appointment. The inference there was that the governor of New York could issue no instructions to men he had not appointed. We have heard better replies but none more merry. It appears now, however, that the policy of buck-passing may have been abandoned for one more adequate and suitable to the times. Boxing is in rather poor health in New York just at present what with bad decisions and natural diffidence of champions to risk their titles. Something has to be done to reinstitute the game in popular favor and perhaps the appointment of an all-democratic commission may be a conscious effort in this direction. Tammy Hall wants boxing preserved and whatever Tammy wants, during a democratic administration, it invariably gets. There is too much money involved to allow the sport to pass on into the limbo of forgotten pastimes. SARGUM SPROUTINGS Sargum Sprout and all the rest of the Sprouts wish all that Have the time and inclination to read his junk, a very merry Christmas. This is a fine old world at any season for the year, that is, it is fine if we look for the good things in life, but the Christmas season is just a little more enjoyable than the rest of the year. People cut loose from themselves a little more on Christmas and take interest a little more in the other fellow. Anyway, we wish you many happy returns of the day and that the turkey and cranberry sauce and all the rest agree with your digestive apparatus. SIX FIELDS WILL OPEN L. A. RACES LOS ANGELES, Dec. 24.—They'll be off at Culver City tomorrow when six well filled fields of thoroughbreds will usher in the racing season in So. Cal.-and a crowd of 50,000 racing fans are expected to be on hand to greet this sport of kings. More than 300 horses have been stabled at the Culver City track within the last four days and Bill Finn, racing secretary, anticipates no trouble in getting entries for the 100 days of racing. The feature race for tomorrow will be the Christmas handicap which has attracted wide interest. The stake is $1200 and the distance a mile and a sixteenth. Some of the best horses in the west have been entered in the event. With the opening of the track assured for tomorrow, Dick Ferris, its promoter was the recipient of many congratulations. LOCALS DEFEAT SOAPMEN SUNDAY By SARGUM SPROUT A few of the faithful attendants the ball game out at the high school yesterday between the White Kings, an all profession aggregation, and the local Mcchants.. It was a real gain from start to finish. Anahe put on one of her old-time batting rallies in the third that was the first victory the locals had been able to put over in a long time. Cliff Best was even better yesterday then the Sunday before This Boston Red Sox recruit surely has the stuff. His change pace has opposing batters completely baffled. His slow tempers start up to the plate with the same motion as his smoke builts. He had the White King big stickers looking absolutely foolish at times. The locals played real ball yesterday and staked their pitch to a margin to work on... The second base combination was dinger yesterday.. Tiny Jack did not let anything through second and while Doty Bush errored by a nasty roller he made some bruise stops and throws.. I pulled about the best play of the day when he cut a hard grounder down a way back of the second-base bag and threw them runner out at first. Art Ramage was back at first and played his usual good gag in the field. He hit just once safe while at the bat but he piled all hits he has missed getting for the last several weeks in that one blow. He picked out one of Elmer Meyers' slants just his liking and it sailed far over the plunge in left-center.. The last that ball was heard of bounded off the arch in Anbeach. Elmer Meyers, the elongated Salt Lake hurler, was no sloughed on the hill.. He had one bad injury in the third.. He made less than six of the Anaheim swing at the empty spaces, he off set this by walking five... Something has to be done to re-motivate the game in popular favor and perhaps the appointment of an all-democratic commission may be a conscious effort in this direction. Tammy Hall wants boxing preserved and whatever Tammy wants, during a democratic administration, it invariably gets. There is too much money involved to allow the sport to pass on into the limbo of forgotten pastimes. Perhaps also a Dempsey-Wills about has been deemed an excellent medium toward restoring public confidence in the game. It would be the most popular move the commission could make, not because white men wish to see Dempsey lose. They merely stand for fair play to all and it is not that Harry Wills has been given the garlic. The present commission has been guilty of sidestepping, straight-arming, reversing the field and all the broken field tricks in dating the Willis issue. It has made a political weapon of a great sport. Only a return of the policy of sport for sports sake will restore the game to its proper level. UNITED THEATER, 306 E. CENTER Tonight MILO’S MINSTRELS and JAZZ BAND SEVEN-PIECE ORCHESTRA MINSTRELS THAT ARE DIFFERENT—MAXIME, THE SAXOPHONE WIZARD, OLIVE MILO, PLAYING CORNET AND PIANO AT THE SAME TIME. SINGING—DANCING—MUSIC —And on the Screen— THE MOST ASTOUNDING PICTURE EVER MADE “The Rip Tide” STEWART HOLMES—ROSEMARY THEBE RUSSELL SIMPSON—J. FRANK GLENDON CENTURY COMEDY “OBEY THE LAW” XMAS NIGHT “Cameron of the and Bill Finn, racing secretary, anticipates no trouble in getting entries for the 100 days of racing. The feature race for tomorrow will be the Christmas handicap which has attracted wide interest. The stake is $1200 and the distance a mile and a sixteenth. Some of the best horses in the west have been entered in the event. With the opening of the track assured for tomorrow, Dick Ferris, its promoter was the recipient of many congratulations. Ferris declared today that he and his associates were doing all in their power to prevent betting on the races through bookmakers. One official of the track declared that he was a firm believer in God and that he was going to put a plaque containing the following words over the entrance to the grand stand: “This track was built through Dick Ferris’ faith in God.” E. N. Smith, of New York, will act as judge. He arrived in Los Angeles today. Arthur McKnight, well known in turf circles, will act as starter. The new track was a scene of excitement today when several of the horses were put through workouts. Try a Plain Dealer Want Ad. UNITED THEATER, 306 E. CENTER MILO’S MINSTRELS and JAZZ BAND SEVEN-PIECE ORCHESTRA MINSTRELS THAT ARE DIFFERENT—MAXIME, THE SAXOPHONE WIZARD, OLIVE MILO, PLAYING CORNET AND PIANO AT THE SAME TIME. SINGING—DANCING—MUSIC —And on the Screen— THE MOST ASTOUNDING PICTURE EVER MADED “The Rip Tide” STEWART HOLMES—ROSEMARY THEBE RUSSELL SIMPSON—J. FRANK GLENDON CENTURY COMEDY “OBEY THE LAW” XMAS NIGHT “Cameron of the and Bill Finn, racing secretary, anticipates no trouble in getting entries for the 100 days of racing. The feature race for tomorrow will be the Christmas handicap which has attracted wide interest. The stake is $1200 and the distance a mile and a sixteenth. Some of the best horses in the west have been entered in the event. With the opening of the track assured for tomorrow, Dick Ferris, its promoter was the recipient of many congratulations. Ferris declared today that he and his associates were doing all in their power to prevent betting on the races through bookmakers. One official of the track declared that he was a firm believer in God and that he was going to put a plaque containing the following words over the entrance to the grand stand: “This track was built through Dick Ferris’ faith in God.” E. N. Smith, of New York, will act as judge. He arrived in Los Angeles today. Arthur McKnight, well known in turf circles, will act as starter. The new track was a scene of excitement today when several of the horses were put through workouts. Try a Plain Dealer Want Ad. UNITED THEATER, 306 E. CENTER MILO’S MINSTRELS and JAZZ BAND SEVEN-PIECE ORCHESTRA MINSTRELS THAT ARE DIFFERENT—MAXIME, THE SAXOPHONE WIZARD, OLIVE MILO, PLAYING CORNET AND PIANO AT THE SAME TIME. SINGING—DANCING—MUSIC —And on the Screen— THE MOST ASTOUNDING PICTURE EVER MADE “The Rip Tide” STEWART HOLMES—ROSEMARY THEBE RUSSELL SIMPSON—J. FRANK GLENDON CENTURY COMEDY “OBEY THE LAW” XMAS NIGHT “Cameron of the and Bill Finn, racing secretary, anticipates no trouble in getting entries for the 100 days of racing. The feature race for tomorrow will be the Christmas handicap which has attracted wide interest. The stake is $1200 and the distance a mile and a sixteenth. Some of the best horses in the west have been entered in the event. With the opening of the track assured for tomorrow, Dick Ferris, its promoter was the recipient of many congratulations. Ferris declared today that he and his associates were doing all in their power to prevent betting on the races through bookmakers. One official of the track declared that he was a firm believer in God and that he was going to put a plaque containing the following words over the entrance to the grand stand: “This track was built through Dick Ferris’ faith in God.” E. N. Smith, of New York, will act as judge. He arrived in Los Angeles today. Arthur McKnight, well known in turf circles, will act as starter. The new track was a scene of excitement today when several of the horses were put through workouts. Try a Plain Dealer Want Ad. UNITED THEATER, 306 E. CENTER MILO’S MINSTRELS and JAZZ BAND SEVEN-PIECE ORCHESTRA MINSTRELS THAT ARE DIFFERENT—MAXIME, THE SAXOPHONE WIZARD, OLIVE MILO, PLAYING CORNET AND PIANO AT THE SAME TIME. SINGING—DANCING—MUSIC —And on the Screen— THE MOST ASTOUNDING PICTURE EVER MADE “The Rip Tide” STEWART HOLMES—ROSEMARY THEBE RUSSELL SIMPSON—J. FRANK GLENDON CENTURY COMEDY “OBEY THE LAW” XMAS NIGHT “Cameron of the and Bill Finn, racing secretary, anticipates no trouble in getting entries for the 100 days of racing. The feature race for tomorrow will be the Christmas handicap which has attracted wide interest. The stake is $1200 and the distance a mile and a sixteenth. Some of the best horses in the west have been entered in the event. With the opening of the track assured for tomorrow, Dick Ferris, its promoter was the recipient of many congratulations. Ferris declared today that he and his associates were doing all in their power to prevent betting on the races through bookmakers. One official of the track declared that he was a firm believer in God and that he was going to put a plaque containing the following words over the entrance to the grand stand: “This track was built through Dick Ferris’ faith in God.” E. N. Smith, of New York, will act as judge. He arrived in Los Angeles today. Arthur McKnight, well known in turf circles, will act as starter. The new track was a scene of excitement today when several of the horses were put through workouts. Try a Plain Dealer Want Ad. UNITED THEATER, 306 E. CENTER MILO’S MINSTRELS and JAZZ BAND SEVEN-PIECE ORCHESTRA MINSTRELS THAT ARE DIFFERENT—MAXIME, THE SAXOPHONE WIZARD, OLIVE MILO, PLAYING CORNET AND PIANO AT THE SAME TIME. SINGING—DANCING—MUSIC —And on the Screen— THE MOST ASTOUNDING PICTURE EVER MADE “The Rip Tide” STEWART HOLMES—ROSEMARY THEBE RUSSELL SIMPSON—J. FRANK GLENDON CENTURY COMEDY “OBEY THE LAW” XMAS NIGHT “Cameron of the and Bill Finn, racing secretary, anticipates no trouble in getting entries for the 100 days of racing. The feature race for tomorrow will be the Christmas handicap which has attracted wide interest. The stake is $1200 and the distance a mile and a sixteenth. Some of the best horses in the west have been entered in the event. With the opening of the track assured for tomorrow, Dick Ferris, its promoter was the recipient of many congratulations. Ferris declared today that he and his associates were doing all in their power to prevent betting on the races through bookmakers. One official of the track declared that he was a firm believer in God and that he was going to put a plaque containing the following words over the entrance to the grand stand: “This track was built through Dick Ferris’ faith in God.” E. N. Smith, of New York, will act as judge. He arrived in Los Angeles today. Arthur McKnight, well known in turf circles, will act as starter. The new track was a scene of excitement today when several of the horses were put through workouts. Try a Plain Dealer Want Ad. UNITED THEATER, 306 E. CENTER MILO’S MINSTRELS and JAZZ BAND SEVEN-PIECE ORCHESTRA MINSTRELS THAT ARE DIFFERENT—MAXIME, THE SAXOPHONE WIZARD, OLIVE MILO, PLAYING CORTEIN AND PIANO AT THE SAME TIME. SINGING—DANCING—MUSIC —And on the Screen— THE MOST ASTOUNDING PICTURE EVER MADE “The Rip Tide” STEWART HOLMES—ROSEMARY THEBE RUSSELL SIMPSON—J. FRANK GLENDON CENTURY COMEDY “OBEY THE LAW” XMAS NIGHT “Cameron of the and Bill Finn, racing secretary, anticipates no trouble in getting entries for the 100 days of racing. The feature race for tomorrow will be the Christmas handicap which has attracted wide interest. The stake is $1200 and the distance a mile and a sixteenth. Some of the best horses in the west have been entered in the event. With the opening of the track assured for tomorrow, Dick Ferris, its promoter was the recipient of many congratulations. Ferris declared today that he and his associates were doing all in their power to prevent betting on the races through bookmakers. One official of the track declared that he was a firm believer in God and that he was going to put a plaque containing the following words over the entrance to the grand stand: “This track was built through Dick Ferris’ faith in God.” E. N. Smith, of New York, will act as judge. He arrived in Los Angeles today. Arthur McKnight, well known in turf circles, will act as starter. The new track was a scene of excitement today when several of the horses were put through workouts. Try a Plain Dealer Want Ad. UNITED THEATER, 306 E. CENTER MILO’S MINSTRELS and JAZZ BAND SEVEN-PIECE ORCHESTRA MINSTRELS THAT ARE DIFFERENT—MAXIME, THE SAXOPHONE WIZARD, OLIVE MILO, PLAYING CORTEIN AND PIANO AT THE SAME TIME. SINGING—DANCING—MUSIC —And on the Screen— THE MOST ASTOUNDING PICTURE EVER MADE “The Rip Tide” STEWART HOLMES—ROSEMARY THEBE RUSSELL SIMPSON—J. FRANK GLENDON CENTURY COMEDY “OBEY THE LAW” XMAS NIGHT “Cameron of the and Bill Finn, racing secretary, anticipates no trouble in getting entries for the 100 days of racing. The feature race for tomorrow will be the Christmas handicap which has attracted wide interest. The stake is $1200 and the distance a mile and a sixteenth. Some of the best horses in the west have been entered in the event. With the opening of the track assured for tomorrow, Dick Ferris, its promoter was the recipient of many congratulations. Ferris declared today that he and his associates were doing all in their power to prevent betting on the races through bookmakers. One official of the track declared that he was a firm believer in God and that he was going to put a plaque containing the following words over the entrance to the grand stand: “This track was built through Dick Ferris’ faith in God.” E. N. Smith, of New York, will act as judge. He arrived in Los Angeles today. Arthur McKnight, well known in turf circles, will act as starter. The new track was a scene of excitement today when several of the horses were put through workouts. Try a Plain Dealer Want Ad. UNITED THEATER, 306 E. CENTER MILO’S MINSTRELS and JAZZ BAND SEVEN-PIECE ORCHESTRA MINSTRELS THAT ARE DIFFERENT—MAXIME, THE SAXOPHONE WIZARD, OLIVE MILO, PLAYING CORTEIN AND PIANO AT THE SAME TIME. SINGING—DANCING—MUSIC —And on the Screen— THE MOST ASTOUNDING PICTURE EVER MADE “The Rip Tide” STEWART HOLMES—ROSEMARY THEBE RUSSELL SIMPSON—J. FRANK GLENDON CENTURY COMEDY “OBEY THE LAW” XMAS NIGHT “Cameron of the and Bill Finn, racing secretary, anticipates no trouble in getting entries for the 100 days of racing. The feature race for tomorrow will bethe Christmas handicap which has attracted wide interest. 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suppo rt A few games like that if y est day and th e old park w ill packed.Anaheim had th e luck o f getting off on th e wrong foot at start o f th e win season's play and th e fans haVe not awakened to th e fact th e game put on at th e local lot s months.Anaheim h is a rare club and deserves much better support than she is receiving th e necessary suppo rt A few games like that if y est day and th e old park w ill packed.Anaheim had th e luck o f getting off on th e wrong foot at start o f th e win season's play and th e fans haVe not awakened to th e fact th e game put on at th e local lot s months.Anaheim h is a rare club and deserves much better support than she is receiving th e necessary suppo rt A few games like that if y est day and th e old park w ill packed.Anaheim had th e luck o f getting off on th e wrong foot at start o f th e win season's play and th e fans haVe not awakened to th e fact th e game put on at th e local lot s months.Anaheim h is a rare club and deserves 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FRANK GLENDON CENTURY COMEDY "OBEY THE LAW" XMAS NIGHT "Cameron of the Royal Mounted" GASTON GLASS AND IRVING CUMINGS Merry Christmas 80 Stores in the West Western Auto Supply Co. 133 SOUTH LOS ANGELES ST. THE PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIF. ALS DEFEAT HAAPMEN SUNDAY By SARGUM SPROUT Aw of the faithful attended all game out at the high yesterday between the Kings, an all professional nation, and the local Merchants. It was a real game start to finish. Anaheim one of her old-time battles in the third that won last victory the locals have able to put over in a long Best was even better yes then the Sunday before, Boston Red Sox recruit sure the stuff. His change of opposing batters com-baffled. His slow start up to the plate with the motion as his smoke burn-He had the White Kings kickers looking absolutely at times. Locals played real ball yes and staked their pitcher margin to work on... The base combination was a yesterday. Tiny Jack did anything through second while Doty Bush errored on roller he made some bril-stops and throws. He about the best play of the when he cut a hard hit down a way back of the base bag and threw the out at first. Ramage was back at first, layed his usual good game field. He hit just one hit at the bat but he put hits he has missed getting the last several weeks into the blow. He picked out one other Meyers' slants just to bring and it sailed far over range in left-center.. The ball was heard of it and off the arch in Arch Meyers, the elongated burler, was no slouch hill.. He had one bad injury in the third. He made no man six of the Anaheimers at the empty spaces, but set this by walking five. ZEV AND GREYLAG NAMED FOR ASCOT NEW YORK, Dec. 24. Horsemen in this district were enthusiastic in comments today over the announcement of W. S. Vosburgh, handleper of the jockey club, that Zev and Greylag, American thoroughbreds, had been named for the Ascot cup race to be run in England next summer. They were unanimous in agreeing that no worrisome representatives of the American turf could have been named for the Great Britain classic. Zev established his right to the three year old championship last season in races with My Own, In Memoriam and Papyrus, the British champion. Greylag is one of the greatest weight-for-age thoroughbreds that American tracks have seen in many years. He went bad last season but is expected to come back as good as ever in 1924. NAVY HAS FINAL PRACTICE IN EAST ANNAPOLIS, Md., Dec. 24. Members of the naval academy varsity eleven, who have been on a brief vacation, returned to the academy this morning and late this afternoon will indulge in their practice, here, in preparation for the New Year's day game with the Univ. of Wash., at Pasadena. After the practice, the uniforms and equipment of the team will be packed, and everything made ready for the start to the coast, Christmas morning. Alan Shapleigh, who hails from Vallejo, California, will be intrusted with the bulk of the attack against Washington, it is understood. Two other Californians, Herbert R. Ballinger, of San Pedro, and Albert Handly, of Los Angeles, will figure in the activities of the navy backfield. HAVANA ANXIOUS FOR DUNDEE BOUT HAVANA, Dec. 24. Overtures will be made to Johnny Dundee, holder of the featherweight and junior lightweight titles, to appear in a Hawaii ring in defense. EITHER LIMIT OR BUILD AIRCRAFT By WILLIAM K. HUTCHINSON (I. N. S. Staff Correspondent) WASHINGTON, Dec. 24. A challenge to congress to either recommend a world conference for the limitation of aerial armaments or to authorize immediately the strongest air armada in history was issued today by Senator David I. Walsh, democrat, of Massachusetts. Walsh's statement was prompted by recent activities of France and Italy toward increasing air house conference between President Coolidge and the Duke of Sutherland, air minister for Great Britain, at which the limitation of air armaments was discussed. "Congress should either get behind a conference to limit aircraft, or else appropriate as much money as is necessary—hundreds of millions, even—to develop a fighting air armada second to none in the world," said Walsh. America's air future appears hopeless, Walsh warned, unless the present policy is changed. "Unless an air conference is called, congress should make our aerial defenses second to none in the world," Walsh said. "Such a policy would be a powerful notice to the world that unless all nations disarm, the United States will take its rightful place with war forces of the world. I believe, too, that such a notice would make some of the militaristic nations choose for economy's sake to limit aircraft. Such was the case, at least, when we built up our naval defenses." The alternate to such a course, Walsh said, would spell danger for American interests. If present conditions continue—namely, a steady improvement of their air forces by other nations, and a steady regretful deterioration of our air development, we must be prepared to confess to the world our incompetence with other nations. FIRST REPORT ON KELS NEGATIVE SACRAMENTO, Dec. 24. Analysis of the spinal fluid of Kels, Lodi 'haystack slayer, Prof. H. A. Wykoff of the Ford university seriological laboratory showed negative reaction Judge C. E. Emslaugh of the board of prison directors nounced today. This was the first of the laboratory reports received on spinal test made Saturday at som prison to determine whether existed in the blood or slayer which might form after a plea of insanity. The was made at the request of and his wife. PLUNGES TO DEATH LOS ANGELES, Dec. 24. four-story plunge down the well of a North Main-street Fred Schroeder, 52, was an instantly killed today. An investigation of the man's effects disclosed a directing him to report to sheriff's office at once. Schr is declared to have been descent for several days. Exceptional Used Car Values FRANK P. TAGGART 328 W. Center St. Phone 490 ANAHEIM STORE ONLY 1913 Hupmobile.....$10 1918 Buick.....$15 1919 Chevrolet tour.....$12 1921 Ford tour.....$22 20 Chevrolet rdstri...$17 20 Chevrolet tour...$25 21 Chevrolet tour...$20 22 Chevrolet tour...$1 extra good shape...$47 23 Chevrolet tour...$47 HAVANA ANXIOUS FOR DUNDEE BOUT HAVANA, Dec. 24.—Overtures will be made to Johnny Dundee, holder of the featherweight and junior lightweight titles, to appear in a Havana ring in defense of one of his crown against the best opponent available, it developed today. Mickey Brown, New York featherweight, has been named as possible co-attraction. their team has come out of the kinks and is playing real ball once more. White King Soap AB R H O A McAlpine, 3b ... 4 0 0 0 1 Hesse, cf ... 4 0 0 1 0 Kingdom, ss ... 4 0 0 2 1 Gomes, cf ... 4 0 1 3 0 Thomas, cf ... 4 1 1 9 0 Thompson, 1b ... 3 0 0 5 0 Ealk, rf ... 3 0 0 1 0 Jones, 2b ... 3 0 1 1 1 Meyers, p ... 2 0 0 0 9 Total ... 31 1 3 24 12 Anaheim Merchant's AB R H O A Ruedy, if ... 4 1 2 0 0 Pendleton, 2b ... 3 0 0 2 2 O'Reilly, cf ... 3 0 2 3 0 Ramage, 1b ... 3 1 1 3 1 McDowell, 2b ... 4 2 1 1 1 Bush, ss ... 3 1 1 0 5 Makin, rf ... 4 0 2 1 0 Callan, c ... 3 0 0 12 0 Best, p ... 3 0 0 0 0 Totals ... 30 5 9 27 Score by Innings 123 456 789 White Kings ...000 100.000—1 Base hits ...110.100.000—3 Anaheim Mer...004.010.00*—5 Base hits ...106.010.10*—9 Summary Errors—Falk, O'Reilly, Bush. Struck out—By Meyers, 6; Best. 10. Bases on balls—Off Meyers. 5; Best, l. Hit by pitched ball—Best, by Meyers. Home run—Ramage. Three-base hits—Pendleton, Bush. Time of game—Ih.35m. Umpire—"Beans" Reardon. FOLEY PILLS BRING RELIEF "FOLEY PILLS are the best I have tried. My kidneys work a lot better since I received your generous offer," writes John W. Brogan, Adams, Mass. FOLEY PILLS are a diuretic stimulant for the KIDNEYS and while being taken close attention should be paid to the diet. Avoid sweets, pastry, starchy foods, alcoholic drinks, tea and coffee. Drink plenty of good fresh water, and keep the body warmly clothed. Refuse substitutes. Sold by Heving's Pharmacy. HOLIDAYS Excursions to many places on Southern Pacific Lines. Tickets on sale Dec. 21-22-23-24-25-2930-31-Jan. 1 Return limit Jan. 7 Special rate of one and one-half fare for the round trip where the one-way fare is not more than $45.00. OUR AGENT WILL QUOTE FARES, MAKE RESERVATIONS, ETC. Southern Pacific Lines L. G. Maltby, Agent Phone 123 Monday, December 24, 1923 FIRST REPORT ON KELS NEGATIVE ACRAMENTO, Dec. 24.—Ansis of the spinal fluid of Alex Lodi 'haysstack slayer,' by E. H. A. Wykoff of the Stanford university seriological laboratory showed negative results. George C. E. Emslaugh of the state board of prison directors announced today. LUNGES TO DEATH OS ANGELES, Dec. 24.—In a story plunge down the light of a North Main-street house, Schroeder, 52, was almost instantly killed today. Exceptional Used Car Values FRANK P. TAGGART 328 W. Center St. Phone 490 ANAHEIM STORE ONLY AT THE HOTEL VALENCIA W. M. Smith, Logansport, Ind.; L. E. Keller; Cineinnati; F. A. Hayer, Lankerham; G. Hess, C. W. Royer, J. C. Royer, Charles Chapman, and Charlie Andsberg, Los Angeles; William Hoyms, AT THE HOTEL PLEASANT James O'Harrow, J. E. Sweeney, and F. A. Summers, Los Angeles; B. Valenzuela, and A. E. Murry, Coachilla. Big Xmas Dance XMAS NIGHT at LEGION HALL, SANTA ANA 6 Big Prizes Given Away Music by Grigsby's Californians Merry Xmas We Wish You PROSPERITY AND GOOD CHEER We Wish You PROSPERITY AND GOOD CHEER this XMAS AND NEW YEAR Flentge Drug Co. CENTER AT EMILY PHONE 75 To my patients and friends I wish you all A Merry Christmas and may the New Year bring you Health and happiness, and here is hoping you will never need a Doctor, but if you do call me and get well. Dr. Joseph H. Coleman CHIROPRACTOR Six Years Successful Practice in Los Angeles Phone 845 205 E. Center St. Ground Floor—Anaheim