oc-plain-dealer 1924-07-03

PAGE EIGHT UNITED THEATRE 306 East Center TONIGHT J. B. Warner in "WESTBOUND" Comedy News —FRIDAY AND SATURDAY— JACK HOXIE —IN— "RIDGEWAY" —OF— MONTANA" From the story by WM. McLEOD REINE A story of love and adventure high above the Montana timberline. BABY PEGGY The darling of the screen in her latest comedy scream. "MILES OF SMILES" You will love Peggy more and more when you see this one. LAFOLLETTE TO LEAD 3rd PARTY (Continued from Page One) boring states, particularly the Dakotas and Minnesota, possibly Illinois, Iowa, Michigan, Ohio and Indiana. As the campaign settles down in the home stretch, his managers declared that LaPointe would speak in the larger cities of the nation, going straight into the heart of the sections which political observers believe ordinarily would swing into the Republican at Democratic line. His leaders here confidently predict that if the Democrats name a conservative in New York, LaPointe will be able to capture BABY PEGGY, JACK HOXIE AT UNITED Baby Peggy, tiniest leading lady and darling of many hearts, will be featured in her very latest comedy success, "Miles of Smiles," at the United, Friday and Saturday, July 4th and 5th. This will be a delight to the children of Anaheim, as well as the grown-ups, as Baby Peggy does some special work in this featured comedy and outshines the work of her previous features. Jack Hoxie, the popular Western actor, will be seen in the feature, "Ridgeway of Montana," from Wm. McLeod Raine's popular novel. From the rolling plains of the biggest ranch in Montana to the heights of the snow clad peaks, ranges the action of "Ridgeway MISS WILLS WINS WITH FINE EARTH (By Suzanne Lenglen) French Woman Tennis Champion (Copyright 1924 by International News Service) LONDON, July 3 — Miss Wills, the American star, pledged in her match against Mrs. P. Satterthwaite that the accusation of inaccuracy made against after her defeat by Mrs. P. Covell and Miss Kathleen Mohr in the international match for night ago, however found fact at that time, are no longer true. Mrs. Satterthwaite tried hardest but nothing seemed to turb Miss Wills. She moved around the court demurely by prim little quakeress at a ring. She was never flurried never anxious. Miss Wills patiently put the back at Mrs. Satterthwaite, ing it easier because Mrs. Satterthwaite kept pegging away California girl's back hand, in fact, is her stronger and farther side. When Miss Wills came to the net it generally finished rally. When the game was Miss Wills won. The American has a qualifying it of dropping the ball behind gently, as if saying: I have done with you for present; thank you very much going over the net so nicely. I think I liked Miss Will ter without the eye shade she often wears, a habit she acco in California, where the very strong and bright. I was not thrilled by the which was all onesided, but pleased to see Miss Wills make good. I look for a great when the American meets McKane. WILLIAMS LOSES NET SEMI-FINAL WIMBLEDON, England, As the campaign settles down in the home stretch, his managers declared that LaPollette would speak in the larger cities of the nation, going straight into the heart of the sections which political observers believe ordinarily would swing into the Republican or Democratic line. His leaders here confidently predict that if the Democrats name a conservative in New York, LaPollette will be able to capture Pennsylvania and some of the so-called harder states along the Mason and Dixon line. LaPollette managers, headed by R-presentative John M. Nolson, Republican of Wisconsin, insurgent leader in the house, claim as already "in" practically all states west of the Mississippi river. Only California they hold to be doubtful. Walter Thomas Mills of the Farmer-Labor party of California, however, predicted the state would go to LaPollette in November. This he thought, would be possible through and expected announcement by Senator Hiram Johnson, Republican of California, that the LaPollette candidacy would be acceptable to him. "There are thousands in California who look to Senator Johnson for leadership and believe that he will support LaPollette rather than Coolidge," Mills said. Help also is expected from such Democrats in the senate as Dill of Washington and Wheeler of Montana, whom LaPollette supported in their campaigns. The enthusiasm for LaPollette here is almost unbounded. The leaders of the conference, which has only two main things to do and see LaPollette and adopt a platform which he will draft, are past the stage of predicting that the Wisconsin senator will merely throw the presidential election into the house. A leader can't be found here who won't say that LaPollette has more than an even chance to win and that he will carry into office with him enough progressives to tie the hands of both parties in congress. G. O. P. MEETING The G. O. P. county central committee met this afternoon to pass on applications for postmaster at Fullerton and of Seal Beach. There are three eligible for Seal Beach, but the only eligible for Fullerton is Wm. Irwin, who is a member of the central committee. OPEN TONIGHT FIREWORKS Weber's Book Store DECLARE FORTUNE TELLERS NUISANCE Merchants on East Center-st. will take up with city council tonight the matter of declaring gypsy fortune tellers a nuisance. Speedy action on the matter is expected, and it is said that the gypsies will probably be given a thimble will be a delight to the childrens of Anaheim, as well as the grown-ups, as Baby Peggy does some special work in this featured comedy and outshines the work of her previous features. Jack Hoxie, the popular Western actor, will be seen in the feature, "Ridgway of Montana," from Wm. McLeod Raine's popular novel. From the rolling plains of the biggest ranch in Montana to the heights of the snow-cad peaks, ranges the action of "Ridgway of Montana," which is filled with many moments of suspense and whiffs up with a thrilling climax, one seldom seen on the screen. Clifford S. Smith, who guided all the big Wm. S. Hart pictures, in the man responsible for the direction. Hoxie is assisted by the famous rough-riding, sharp-shooting Universal Ranch riders. Daughters of Pleasure Manager Anderson, of United has secured the sensation of the season, "Daughters of Pleasure," featuring Monte Blue, Marie Prevost and Clara Bow. This picture comes direct from a long run at the Mission Theatre, Los Angeles, and is said by Los Angeles papers to be the most startling drama of modern life today. "Daughters of Pleasure" will be shown for three days, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, at regular prices. WIFE CLAIMS THAT SHE WAS KIDNAPED (Continued from Page One) pulled from high school, helped to hold me and Inter drove the car. "When we arrived at the county hospital he took me to the insane ward, saying it was 'doctor's orders.' All this happened about 2 o'clock. Dr. Zalser, in charge of the hospital, telephoned my attorney, L. F. Coburn, but he was not in town When Coburn did arrive he rescued me and took me to 727 Chapman-ave, where I am now protected by friends. "In about two weeks I will have been in the county long enough to get a divorce and I am preparing to sue my husband on the grounds of infidelity, cruelty and non-support. We were married seven years ago and have a 3-year-old daughter whom he has hidden from me, at the home of some of his friends, I suppose." DECLARE FORTUNE TELLERS NUISANCE Merchants on East Center-st. will take up with city council tonight the matter of declaring gypsy fortune tellers a nuisance. Speedy action on the matter is expected, and it is said that the gypsies will probably be given a thimble will be a delight to the childrens of Anaheim, as well as the grown-ups, as Baby Peggy does some special work in this featured comedy and outshines the work of her previous features. Jack Hoxie, the popular Western actor, will be seen in the feature, "Ridgway of Montana," from Wm. McLeod Raine's popular novel. From the rolling plains of the biggest ranch in Montana to the heights of the snow-cad peaks, ranges the action of "Ridgway of Montana," which is filled with many moments of suspense and whiffs up with a thrilling climax, one seldom seen on the screen. Clifford S. Smith, who guided all the big Wm. S. Hart pictures, in the man responsible for the direction. Hoxie is assisted by the famous rough-riding, sharp-shooting Universal Ranch riders. WILLIAMS LOSES NET SEMI-FINISH WIMBLEDON, England, —The hopes of the American capture the British lawn title were shattered today when Norris Williams, II, lone sur was beaten in the semi-final of the men's singles by René Coste, French expert. The score was 6-1, 6-3, 6-0. AMERICAN POLO TEAM WINS AGEST. CLOUD, France, July The American polo team continued its attack on the pic title by defeating the E team ten to two. The match was played on gerous, slippery field and closely contested after the chukkaw when the States players scored four. Boeske and Hitchcock the American stars and to accounted for most of their total. NATIONAL Clincl....020 000 001—3 Chicago.....000 201 001—4 Shehan and Wingo,San Kaulmann and O'Farrell. Brooklyn...100 601 001—5 Boston.....100 601 003—5 Grimes and Taylor; Coon cas and O'Neil. AMERICAN N.Y....002 000 021—5 Phila....221 023 06x—10 Pipras,Gaston and S Hoffinn; Gray end Perk Chicago.....040 001 002—7 Detroit.....200 010 000—3 Thurston and Crouse; Holloway,Cole and Bassler. St.L....000 116 071—16 Clev....000 114 404—10 Shucker and Severid; Roy Clark and Myatt. SUE "ALFALFA DOCTOR" (Continued from Page O been virtually abducted by McFadden's palatial hometake her ardently coun Miss McFadden. The mona gift" to him, he said,nce his scientific research OPEN TONIGHT FIREWORKS Weber’s Book Store 112 E. Center., Anaheim DECLARE FORTUNE TELLERS NUISANCE Merchants on East Center-st. will take up with city council tonight the matter of declaring gypsy fortune tellers a nuisance. Speedy action on the matter is expected, and it is said that the gypsies will probably be given a "floater" out of town. They have moved into the former Harry E. Scott realty office. CHIROPRACTIC Sixth Year of Practice SKIN A bad looking skin is an outer indication of an inner disorder. We find the direct cause, and by our adjustments, relieve it directly. Have us help you the chiropractic way. "Yours for Health" Dr. B. F. Badgley Scientific Chiropractor Dietitian and Iriologist Phone 1128 Challenge butter CHALLENGE BUTTER CO-OPERATIVE CREAMERIES challenges comparison ARREST FOUR BOYS FOR FLAG INSERT TOKIO, July 3.—Four were reported under arrest in connection with the down of the flag over the embassy Tuesday morning. A Japanese who is being Tokio from Osaka is said he been the one who commit actual slashing of the A flag. It is rumored that several ficials have tendered their nations as a result of the dent. Conservative newspaper plore the affair and warn people against any further distraction. High state officials expret over the affair. Hagen and Sarazen Beat French CHANTILLY, France, Jude Walter Hagen and Gene S America's foremost professional today defeated Ma Gassaitt, French professionals and 1 to play, in a 36 hour match for a purse of ten sand francs offered by sportsmen. RUTH HITS 215 PHILADELPHIA, July Babe Ruth hit his 21st hole of the season in the eighth of the New York-Philly set today with the score 10 to Philadelphia. Gray was pitched. LOST—On West Center-at-fountain open, with gold George Betzold, 110 E. phone 140-W. THE PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIF. ISS WILLS WINS WITH FINE EASE (By Suzanne Lenglen) Bach Woman Tennis Champion Copyright 1924 by International News Service) LONDON, July 3.—Miss Helen Mills, the American star, proved her match against Mrs. Phyllis Berthwaite that the accusations of enaceuracy made against her or her defeat by Mrs. Phyllis Bell and Miss Kathleen McKane the international matches a night ago, however founded on at that time, are no longer Mrs. Satterthwaite tried her best but nothing seemed to disdo Miss Wills. She moved and the court demurely like a little quakeress at a meet- She was never flurried and her anxious. Miss Wills patiently put the ball at Mrs. Satterthwaite, find-it easier because Mrs. Satterthwaite kept pegging away at the California girl's back hand, which act, is her stronger and steadide- When Miss Wills came toward net it generally finished the day. When the game was over as Wills won. The American has a quaint hab- of dropping the ball behind her tty, as if saying: "I have done with you for the event; thank you very much for going over the net so nicely." I think I liked Miss Wills bet- without the eye shade she so often wears, a habit she acquired California, where the sun is my strong and bright. was not thrilled by the match which was all onesided, but I am based to see Miss Wills making ed. I look for a great final in the American meets Miss Kane. WILLIAMS LOSES NET SEMI-FINALS WIMBLEDON, England, July 3. SARGUM PROUTINGS The old-time baseball players led by Dad Meek and Cap Dillon tangled in a real old time game at the Householder benefit. The final score was nine to ten in favor of Dillon's team after ten innings of play. The old time stars have not forgotten their stuff and some can still whale the ball. Dugan, who boasts of 61-mile stones, was the real batting hero of the day, having four nice hits to his credit. Dugan was a star 30 years ago. Dillon made up his crew from the following: Walter Carlisle Rube Ellis, Cactus Cravath, Tillea Shafer, Cap Dillon, George Wheeler, Jimmy Toman, Jess Orandoreff Mangerina, Jones, Hall, Tozler, Parrot, Knell and Sam Dugan. Dad Meek's line-up: Pete Daley, Kid Mohler, Stovall, Sam Crawford, Kruger, Goodman, La Lethice, Bentals, Grande, Lane, Stewart, West, Carl Sawyer, Spec Harkness and Bill Cornett. Dad used more modern players than did Cap so the victory of the old timers was all the most popular. About $2,000 was turned over to Eddie Householder and family. Eddie was a star and a very popular player with the Angels when the Angels were just sprouting wings. Duffy Lewis and Bert Ellison are staging about as pretty a fight for Coast League batting honors as has been the privilege of the coast fans to watch. Duffy has been out in front all the way but Bert is right at the leader's heels. Hood of the Angels keeps creeping up on the leaders and may soon overtake them. Hood is gaining all the time, while the leaders remain about the same. Babe Ruth, up in the big time sticks hammering out a cir- LADY GAY TAKES CHALLENGE CUP SAN FRANCISCO, July 3 — Arthur Rousseau's champion R Boat, Lady Gay, defeated Ven Weston's Los Angeles yacht, Debra, by the wide margin of six minutes, 19 seconds today before a large crowd over the 14 mile triangular course in the bay, thereby returning to this city the perpetual challenge cup at present held by the California Yacht Club of the southern city. The winning time was two hours, 21 minutes and 9 seconds. The race, which was preliminary to the commencement of the annual championship regatta of the Pacific inter-club Yacht Assn., provided thrills galore for the spectators, particularly at one stage of the run, when the Debra, struck by a heavy wind, gingered over. She quickly righted herself however. The Lady Gay got a seven second jump on the Los Angeles entry due to the good handling of houseau and at the Presidio shoals. It by 27 seconds. The Debra gained 12 seconds at the Goat Island shoals, and the race was a top and tuck affair during the earlier part of the course until the craft began to beat their way toward the golden gate again on the next to last stretch when the Lady Gay pulled away. The rousseau entry carried the flag of the Corinthian Yacht Club. Tagging All Bases TAGGING ALL THE BASES The Giants lost a full game of their lead when the Doigers stopped them while the Cubs were trimming the Reds. The Giants STOCK MARKET IS REACTION NEW YORK, July 3.—tionary tendencies were so in evidence in the stock market today. There were few changes sequences in prices of spe- leaders; however. Losses not infrequent but they were fractional, whereas vances in many sections market extended from points. American waterworks 3 1-2 points to a new high mercantile stocks were favor with buyers. The market displayed tone in the fourth hour for large blocks of stocks den. Phillips and others s short covering on a fair scale. Shipping stocks were bought on the advance. Gulf common and prefer- going into new high ground year. Superior Oil was active low priced oil group and to seven, equal to its best record for the year. Trading in the cotton a markets was much more today. The bond market was insensitive. Stock sales today; shares: bonds,$14657000 GRAINS CLOSE ON CIICAGO. July 2.—closed sharply off after a heaviness. Wheat was off @1% to 1½ and oats@2%. CALIF FRUIT EXCHANGE FRUIT SALES Pittsburgh—Steady orange lemons:橙es $2.90 to lemons $3; to $2.40. New York—Shewer and roses steady lemon WILLIAMS LOSES NET SEMI-FINALS WINBLEDON, ENGLAND, July 3. The hopes of the Americans to picture the British lawn tennis were shattered today when R. Harris Williams, II, lone survivor, beaten in the semi-final round of the men's singles by Rene Laute, French expert. The score was 6-1, 6-3, 6-3. AMERICAN POLO TEAM WINS AGAIN ST. CLOUD, France, July 3. The American polo team today continued its attack on the Olympiad title by defeating the English team ten to two. The match was played on a dourous, slippery field and was closely contested after the opening chukker when the United States players scored four goals. Boeske and Hitchcock were American stars and together counted for most of their team's total. BASEball Today NATIONAL Niel. ...020 000 001—3 81 Shehan and Wingo, Sandberg, Schulmann and O'Farrell. Brooklyn ...103 001 001—6 17 3 Ston ...100 001 003—10 14 2 Grimes and Taylor; Cooney, Luus and O'Neil. AMERICAN Y. ...002 000 021—5 51 Willa ...221 023 06x—10 14 2 Pipkins, Gaston and Schang, Hoffmann; Gray and Perkins. Chicago ...040 001 002—7 13 0 Detroit ...200 010 000—3 8 2 Thurston and Crouse; Dauss,alloway, Cole and Bassler. L. ...000 116 071—16 19 1 New ...000 011 404—10 12 2 Shocker and Severid; Smith,by, Clark and Myatt. SUE "ALFALFA DOCTOR" (Continued from Page One) seen virtually abducted into the McFadden's palatial home, and there ardently courted by Miss McFadden. The money was "gift" to him, he said, to finance his scientific research. Duffy Lewis and Bert Ellison are staging about as pretty a fight for Coast League batting honors as has been the privilege of the coast fans to watch. Duffy has been out in front all the way but Bert is right at the leader's beels. Hood of the Angels keeps creeping up on the leaders and may soon overtake them. Hood is gaining all the time, while the leaders remain about the same. Babe Ruth, up in the big time stuff, keeps hammering out a circuit swat now and then. He has twenty to his credit now Fournier of the Brooklyn Nationals is the next long distance swatter and has 16 circuit drives to his credit. Fourneir was once the first-sacker for the Angels. Under Red Killier he was not considered a fence buster tho he made many long drives for the Angels. The big Frenehman is one of those temperamental players who can not play his best except for certain managers who know how to handle his special type and Killifer was not that kind of manager. The wrestling card to be put on at the Philharmonic Auditorium next Wednesday evening appears to be about the most promising staged in the Angel City for years. Stabilislaus Zbysbko, former world's champion, will be matching his stuff with Yussif Hussane, the Turk. Zbysbko is still a great man and will give the Turk much to think about. Hussane has made himself a hero with the angel fans by throwing everything in sight except Jimmy Londos, and Jimmy's victory over the Turk was regarded by most of those present as a sort of Duke. Handsome Jimmy Londos will be on the card. He is to meet Maupa, the French wizard. Big Sonsa Kozak, the rough Armenian will try to mug up All Ben Ali in the opening match. If Hussane can't Stanislaws Zbyskо, and the Frenchman can't Maupa Jimmy Londos surely All Ben Ali can Sonsa Kozak which all means that there should be some action and many trick holds displayed during the evening. They expected Bert Colima to draw an overflow crowd to Jack Doyle's Palace of Swat next week, but they made the mistake of letting Bert fight Tuesday evening. His opponent was supposed to be an easy mark but alas and alack, Micky Rockson made the Mex run and look at his worst all evening. They say Bert was lucky to get a draw. Ever so often Bert has a good fight in his system and it was a good thing that he used this one up on Rockson instead of Shade. Dave Shade has been fighting long fights in the East and may not be at his best in the four-round game but it will take the Mexican's best to turn him back. Duffy Lewis and Bert Ellison are staging about as pretty a fight for Coast League batting honors as has been the privilege of the coast fans to watch. Duffy has been out in front all the way but Bert is right at the leader's beels. Hood of the Angels keeps creeping up on the leaders and may soon overtake them. Hood is gaining all the time, while the leaders remain about the same. Babe Ruth, up in the big time stuff, keeps hammering out a circuit swat now and then. He has twenty to his credit now Fournier of the Brooklyn Nationals is the next long distance swatter and has 16 circuit drives to his credit. Fourneir was once the first-sacker for the Angels. Under Red Killier he was not considered a fence buster tho he made many long drives for the Angels. The big Frenehman is one of those temperamental players who can not play his best except for certain managers who know how to handle his special type and Killifer was not that kind of manager. The wrestling card to be put on at the Philharmonic Auditorium next Wednesday evening appears to be about the most promising staged in the Angel City for years. Stabilislaus Zbysbko, formerly world's champion, will be matching his stuff with Yussif Hussane, the Turk. Zbysbko is still a great man and will give the Turk much to think about. Hussane has made himself a hero with the angel fans by throwing everything in sight except Jimmy Londos, and Jimmy's victory over the Turk was regarded by most of those present as a sort of Duke. Handsome Jimmy Londos will be on the card. He is to meet Maupa, the French wizard. Big Sonsa Kozak, the rough Armenian will try to mug up All Ben Ali in the opening match. If Hussane can't Stanislaws Zbyskо, and the Frenchman can't Maupa Jimmy Londos surely All Ben Ali can Sonsa Kozak which all means that there should be some action and many trick holds displayed during the evening. They expected Bert Colima to draw an overflow crowd to Jack Doyle's Palace of Swat next week, but they made the mistake of letting Bert fight Tuesday evening. His opponent was supposed to be an easy mark but alas and alack, Micky Rockson made the Mex run and look at his worst all evening. They say Bert was lucky to get a draw. Ever so often Bert has a good fight in his system and it was a good thing that he used this one up on Rockson instead of Shade. Dave Shade has been fighting long fights in the East and may not be at his best in the four-round game but it will take the Mexican's best to turn him back. Duffy Lewis and Bert Ellison are staging about as pretty a fight for Coast League batting honors as has been the privilege of the coast fans to watch. Duffy has been out in front all the way but Bert is right at the leader's beels. Hood of the Angels keeps creeping up on the leaders and may soon overtake them. Hood is gaining all the time, while the leaders remain about the same. Babe Ruth, up in big time stuff, keeps hammering out a circuit swat now and then. He has twenty to his credit now Fournier of the Brooklyn Nationals is the next long distance swatter and has 16 circuit drives to his credit. Fourneir was once the first-sacker for the Angels. Under Red Killier he was not considered a fence buster tho he made many long drives for the Angels. The big Frenehman is one of those temperamental players who can not play his best except for certain managers who know how to handle his special type and Killifer was not that kind of manager. The wrestling card to be put on at the Philharmonic Auditorium next Wednesday evening appears to be about the most promising staged in the Angel City for years. Stabilislaus Zbysbko, formerly world's champion, will be matching his stuff with Yussif Hussane, the Turk. Zbysbko is still a great man and will give the Turk much to think about. Hussane has made himself a hero with the angel fans by throwing everything in sight except Jimmy Londos, and Jimmy's victory over the Turk was regarded by most of those present as a sort of Duke. Handsome Jimmy Londos will be on the card. He is to meet Maupa, the French wizard. Big Sonsa Kozak, the rough Armenian will try to mug up All Ben Ali in the opening match. If Hussane can't Stanislaws Zbyskо, and the Frenchman can't Maupa Jimmy Londos surely All Ben Ali can Sonsa Kozak which all means that there should be some action and many trick holds displayed during the evening. They expected Bert Colima to draw an overflow crowd to Jack Doyle's Palace of Swat next week, but they made the mistake of letting Bert fight Tuesday evening. His opponent was supposed to be an easy mark but alas and alack, Micky Rockson made the Mex run and look at his worst all evening. They say Bert was lucky to get a draw. Ever so often Bert has a good fight in his system and it was a good thing that he used this one up on Rockson instead of Shade. Dave Shade has been fighting long fights in the East and may not be at his best in the four-round game but it will take the Mexican's best to turn him back. Duffy Lewis and Bert Ellison are staging about as pretty a fight for Coast League batting honors as has been the privilege of the coast fans to watch. Duffy has been out in front all the way but Bert is right at the leader's beels. Hood of the Angels keeps creeping up on the leaders and may soon overtake them. Hood is gaining all the time, while the leaders remain about the same. Babe Ruth, up in big time stuff, keeps hammering out a circuit swat now and then. He has twenty to his credit now Fournier of the Brooklyn Nationals is the next long distance swatter and has 16 circuit drives to his credit. Fourneir was once the first-sacker for the Angels. 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The money was "gift" to him, he said, to finance his scientific research. Albrexstandore was convicted of the criminal charge here and appealed the case. He is now at liberty under bond, pending the outcome of his appeal. ARREST FOUR BOYS FOR FLAG INSULT TOKIO, July 3.—Four youths were reported under arrest today in connection with the tearing down of the flag over the U.S. embassy Tuesday morning. A Japanese who is being brot tookio from Osaka is said to have been the one who committed the actual slashing of the American flag. It is rumored that several officials have tendered their resignations as a result of the incident. Conservative newspapers deserve the affair and warn the people against any further disorders. High state officials express regret over the affair. Magen and Sarazen Beat Frenchmen CHANTILLY, France, July 3.—Latter Hagen and Gene Sarazen America's foremost professional officers, today defeated Massy and Mussait, French professionals 2 up and 1 to play, in a 36 hole fourball match for a purse of ten thousand francs offered by French portsmen. RUTH HITS 21ST PHILADELPHIA, July 3.—Late Ruth hit his 21st home run in the season in the eighth inning of New York-Philly setto here day with the score 10 to 2 for Philadelphia. Gray was pitching. ATTACK RESIDENCE OF KING GLEAGLE BINGHAMTON, N. Y., July 3.—Rioting broke out today in connection with the sessions of the state kleroro of the Ku Klux Klan here. Disturbances began with an attack on the home of Major E. D. Smith king kleagle of the realm of New York. Try a Classified Ad for results. CHECK VERSION OF TWO KILLERS LONG BEACH, July 3.—A coroner’s jury was bounced here this afternoon after an inquest over the body Theresa Doris and Henry Pasadena millionaire, found in the Doris apartment were attempting to cheat on the killings told William Doris, wealthier who is facing a murder finding a small boy apartment near Mrs. D was believed by police that she was shot at by the bullet tearing away of her skull. This is our Doris’ story. He claims stood some distance from and cold bloodedly shot Monday noon is the for ex-service persons, women, to exemption under the viding they do not own worth $5000 or more, ing that the wife of su does not own proper $5000 or more. The law an exemption up to $100 owes or pensioned paren veterans, under similar stances. Don't Forget That The Even Ready Truck & Transfer C Is still able to do your hauling of description CONTRACS HAULING A SPECIALTY Get Our Prices O. J. LINNARTZ, Prop. Residence 211 E. Sycamore St. STOCK MARKET IS REACTIONARY NEW YORK, July 3.—Reactionary tendencies were somewhat evidence in the stock market today. There were few changes of consequences in prices of speculative leaders, however. Losses were not infrequent but they were mostly fractional, whereas the advances in many sections of the market extended from 2 to 5 points. American waterworks sold up 1-2 points to a new high, and mercantile stocks were still in favor with buyers. The market displayed a better tone in the fourth hour. Demand for large blocks of stocks of Cosden, Phillips and others suggested short covering on a fairly large scale. Shipping stocks were well bought on the advance. Atlantic Gulf common and preferred both going into new high ground for the year. Superior Oil was active in the low priced oil group and sold up to seven, equal to its best previous record for the year. Trading in the cotton and grain markets was much more orderly today. The bond market was firm but ineffective. Stock sales today, 703,800 shares; bonds, $14,957,000. GRAINS CLOSE OFF CILICAGO, July 3. — Grains closed sharply off after a period of heaviness. Wheat was off % @ 1%; corn off 1% to 1% and oats off 1% to 1%. CALIFRUIT EXCHANGE FRUIT SALES Pittsburgh—Steady oranges and lemons: oranges $2.90 to $4.55; lemons $3, to $3.40. New York—Slower and higher walnuts, steady lemons, $4, to $6. GRAINS CLOSE OFF CHICAGO, July 3. — Grains closed sharply off after a period of heaviness. Wheat was off % @1%; corn off 1% to 1% and oats off 1% to 2%. CALIF FRUIT EXCHANGE FRUIT SALES Pittsburgh—Steady oranges and lemons: oranges $2.90 to $4.55; lemons $3, to $2.40. New York—Slower and higher valenclas, steady lemons, $4, to $6.90; lemons $3.25 to $4.35. NEW YORK CITRUS NEW YORK, July 3. — Twenty cars valenclas, three cars lemons and one mixed car sold. Valencia market is firmer on 176s and larger; higher on 200s and smaller. Market about steady on lemons. Valencia averages rangel from 335 to 665; lemons 325 to 435. LATE REX BEACH PICTURE AT CALIF. The latest Rex Beach picture, "Recoil," will be the attraction at the California theatre Friday and Saturday. It has been produced by J. Parker Read, Jr., and directed by T. Hayes Hunter from a continuity in Gerald C. Duffy. The picture was made in its entirety in France—in Paris, in Deauville and on the French Rivera. "Recoil" shows for the first time in a screen photoplay scenes from Deauville, France's most famous watering place. The Monte Carlo sequences show the famous Casino in reality and not from studio sets. "Recoil" is a highly dramatic story with strongly individualized characters, splendid photographed. It concerns a wealthy American who marries a penniless American girl stranded in Deauville and who is deserted by her for another man. The big smashing scenes of the picture result from the man's attempt to make the woman and the man with whom she had fled live together for the rest of their lives. Telephone Girl Series, No. 10, concludes the program. Last times tonight of William DeMille's "The Bedroom Window" and five big time acts of vaudeville. CHECK VERSION OF TWO KILLINGS LONG BEACH, July 3. — While a coroner's jury was being summoned here this afternoon to hold an inquest over the bodies of Mrs. Theresa Doris and Henry D. Meyer Pasadena millionaire, found dead in the Doris apartment, police were attempting to check the version of the killings told by Chas Willaim Doris, wealthy realtor, who is facing a murder charge. $100 IN GIFTS GIVEN AWAY FRIDAY LEE'S SERVICE STATION 2, 25 gal. orders for Gas GEORGE B. PECK Utah Silver Set ... $9.50 THE JEWEL BOX Ladles Wrist Watch $17.50 Gents Cuff Links ... $12.50 ANAH'M PAINT & PAPER Mirror and Picture Combination ... $15.00 JACKSON DRUG CO. Ivory Jewel Case ... $4.00 Ivory Mirror ... $7.50 HUNT & TELLAM Ladies Pumps ... $12.50 BETZSOLD STUDIOS, 2, 8x10 Photos, mounted ... $10.00 ON THE SCREEN— Rex Beach’s “RECOIL” Comedy “Love and Learn”—(Tel. Girl Series, No. 10) —California News Flashes— ACTRESS FREED When Mrs. H. W. Burland appeared yesterday afternoon on a charge of speeding over 50 miles an hour, Justice Landell frankly confessed that he didn't have the nerve to send a woman speeder to jail, especially such a young and pretty personage as the San Diego actress. He smiled and fined her $40. To prove that his heart was thoroughly melted Landell allowed her to return to San Diego and send the money to him. She made the trip to Santa Ana without any money, she admitted. Judge John B. Cox, over whose courtland is presiding temporarily, is not so lenient as Landell and usually sands "50 miles" to jail to think it over. But Judge Cox is enjoying a vacation and the theater goers of San Diego still have their leading lady. HOTEL OPENED The informal opening of the Hotel Erle, with a special reception, has been announced for this evening. The new holstery is located on West Commonwealth ave. TABLE RESOLUTION ON HARBOR BONDS Secretary A. M. Stanley of the county farm bureau today placed a resolution before directors of his organization recommending that supervisors be urged not to call a harbor bond election this year on the ground that taxes are higher than reasonable in proportion to other business conditions; that further bond issues would have depressing effect on business. PLANT BEANS Prospects are good for high prices this year. I have Lima, Henderson, Bush and Black-Eye Seeds. A. NELSON Buena Park PHONES—ANAHEIM 762-J-3 FULLERTON 173-R-1 CHECK VERSION OF TWO KILLINGS LONG BEACH, July 3.—While a coroner's jury was being summoned here this afternoon to hold an inquest over the bodies of Mrs. Theressa Doris and Henry D. Meyer Pasadena millionaire, found dead in the Doris apartment, police were attempting to check the version of the killings told by Chas. Willaim Doris, wealthy realtor, who is facing a murder charge. Finding a small bone in the apartment near Mrs. Doris' body was believed by police to show that she was shot at close range, the bullet tearing away a portion of her skull. This is contrary to Doris' story. He claims Meyer stood some distance from his wife and cold bloodedly shot her. MONDAY NOON LAST HOUR FOR CLAIMS Monday noon is the last hour for ex-service persons, men and women, to file their claims for exemption of taxes on property up to $5000 in value, it was announced today by County Assessor James Sleeper. Veterans of 21 wars, including the Indian campaigns, are entitled to exemption under the law, providing they do not own property worth $5000 or more, or providing that the wife of such veteran does not own property worth $5000 or more. The law provides an exemption up to $1000 for widows or pensioned parents of war veterans, under similar circumstances. NOTICE To Our Friends and Patrons We Will Be Closed All Day Friday and Saturday July Fourth and Fifth White Hardware Co. G. B. Peck Hardware Co. M. W. Martenet Hardware