oc-plain-dealer 1924-09-08

UNITED Theater, 306 E. Center LAST TIME TO-NIGHT "LISTEN LESTER" with Louise Pazenda-Eva Novak STARTING TOMORROW—(Tuesday) Dorothy Dalton and Jack Holt in The W.16 GIANTS IN FRONT OF GAME AND HISTORY NEW YORK, Sept. 8—Theants were a game and a lionfront in the National League today as they prepared toBrooklyn on their home ground. Cincinnati dealt Pittsburgdamaging and unexpectedyesterday by defating the Cincinnati in both ends of a doubled.The Pirates are now in thirdthree points behind Brooklytwhe and one half games ofwake of the Giants. The American League ranunchanged today, as bothington and New York lost. Detroit continued its streak and rose to within twoone half games of the Yankees are four and one halfbehind the Senators. NEVILLE LEADS IN FIRST ROUND DEL MONTE, Calif., Sept.Jack Neville, former statepion, led the low handicapin the first round of qualifyingplay in the state amateurchampionship today with sevenof 77 at Pebble Beach. Other low scores today wereA. Builock-Webster, Del78; Rudy Wilhelm, PortlandGeorge W. Ritchie, San Francisco78; Johnny McHugh, title79; Norman MacBeth, 80Dr. Paul Hunter, 80. A field of 370 golfers sdivided over the Del MontePebble Beach courses. Thehandicap men, playing theirround on Pebble Beach, fortricky, variable wind blowingthe ocean course. Otherwinditions were perfect forpionship golf, a brilliant,sun drenching the course. Failure of players like B.McHugh, Wilhelm and Webhit close to the par ofBeach furnished the firsts of the tournament. On sult of the morning's play,whose game is now at it. THRILLS IN "LONE WOLF" AT UNITED Imagine a high-powered aeroplane shooting through space and another fast moving air machine just below and then picture a man dropping from the upper car to the lower and then later using a parachute to return to his original car. Sounds like a miracle, yet such a feat is successfully accomplished by Jack Holt in the big production, "The Lone Wolf," which is coming to the United theatre Tuesday for a three-day run. The justly celebrated novel by Louis Joseph Vance has been given a highly-thrilling version for the screen with the leading roles played by Jack Holt and Dorothy Dalton. The cast of "The Lone Wolf" is the biggest in "names" that has ever been cast for a single film. In addition to Jack Holt and Dorothy Dalton, there appear Wilton Lackage, Tyrone Power, Charlotte Walker, Lucy Fox, Edouard Durant, Robert T. Haines, Gustav von Seyffertitz, Alphonse Ethier, Paul McAllister and William Tooker. The story of "The Line Wolf" is widely known, having for its main character the premier crook of the world, who always worked alone and for that reason won the sobriquet that had become internationally famous. Jack Holt plays the title role with Dorothy Dalton cast as the attractive Lucky Shannon, the trusted agent of the celebrated parishian band of high crooks, known as "The Pack." Romance of an extremely exciting nature, wild chases after criminals, hand-to-hand fights, realistic aeroplane scenes and a love story that for adventure and thrills excels all other film narratives. Billy Sullivan will be seen in another of those race romances, one of the series of "Fast Steppers." This picture is "The Threatens Appeal to Pres. Coolidge" WASHINGTON, Sept. 8—Canon William Sheafe Chase of New York again threatened today to go to President Coolidge with his demand for the deportation of Luis Angel Firpo, Argentine prize-fighter, before his bout with Harry Wills on Thursday. Chase said he would ask Coolidge to order the labor department to have Firpo's bond forfeited and a deportation order issued immediately at Ellis Island. Commission of Immigration Husband said that there had been no unusual delay in the case. Firpo had a right under the law. Husband said, to be released in New York under bond, pending a hearing. ATTEMPTS TO HALT NEW JURY INQUIRY WASHINGTON, Sept. 8—Former Secretary of the Interior Albert B. Fall, who is under indictment here for alleged conspiracy to defraud the government in connection with oil lease transactions in California and Wyoming, took steps today to halt a new grand jury investigation of his official activities while a member of the cabinet. At the request of attorneys for Fall, Justice Siddons of the D.C. supreme court issued an order requiring Atlee Pomerene and Owen J. Roberts, the government's special oil counsel, to show cause why the probe should be continued. CHINCHILLA TRIMS THE FLARE SKIRT OF CREPE MODEI Continued from page second, Terry walked, popped to High. No runs; SEVENTH INNING Brooklyn — DeBerry Vance sacrificed, Groh to High tripled, scoring D Groh threw out Mitchell. Singled scoring High. Jo forced Wheat, Jackson to Two runs; two hits. Giants—Jackson flied to ell Snyder struck out. nell batted for Nehf and No runs; no hits. EIGHTH INNING Brooklyn — Ryan now p for New York. Brown pow Groh. Stock beat out a hit fifth lined to Young. Singled. Stock scored when was called on Ryan. Van ned. One run; two hits. Giants—Groh got a lift Mitchell's throw put Johns Frisch forced Groh, John Mitchell. Young struck out lifted to High. No runs; no one error. NINTH INNING Brooklyn — High tripled, ell fanned. Wheat ground Frisch and High was run Frisch to Snyder to Groh. Wheat got third Johnston ground Frisch, who threw pass Wheat scored and Johnston ed second. Frisch tossed Brown. One run; one h error. Giants—Terry flied to Wilson flied to Griffith. Singled. Jackson ran to unmolested. High threw c der. No runs; one hit. Finals: R Brooklyn New York OFFICER INJUE A. M Sassen, Brea traficer, went home today from Fullerton hospital, where brot yesterday following cident in Brea in which chasing a car. Another car driver gave wrong signal and turned in of him, causing a collision received a sprained ankle gash over the eye. CHINCHILLA TRIMS THE FLARE SKIRT OF CREPE MODEL ENGAGEMENT IN HONDURAS WAR WASHINGTON, Sept. 8.—An engagement between troops of the Honduran provisional government and partisan forces under Gen. Fererra is imminent near the city of San Pedro Sula, according to official information reaching here today. Two U.S. destroyers are in Honduran waters and quiet was restored in the coast towns. 2 DIE, 6 HURT IN OIL STILLS, BLAST FRANKLIN, Pa., Sept. 8.—At least two men were killed, six injured and probably others were seriously burned when an explosion shook the Elipse Oil Works' stills today. The entire working force of 300 men were fighting the flames. The blaze is one of the worst fires which has ever visited section. Here is a dress of flat black crepe that ought to meet with the approval of the woman who likes clothes that carry just a hint of the unusual. Two chinchilla bands trim the flare skirt and truffs. The three balls are also of chinchilla. OFFICER INJURED A. M Sassen, Brea trainee, went home today from Fullerton hospital, where he brot yesterday following a cident in Brea in which he chased a car. Another car driver gave wrong signal and turned off him, causing a collision received a sprained ankle gash over the eye. RUTH LAMS 44 BOSTON, Sept. 8.—Babylon lined out his 44th home the season in the eighth against the Red Sox. Few was pitching for Boston. YESTERDAY'S HOME AMERICAN Hauser, Phila. ... 1 NATIONAL Friberg, Chicago ... 1 TOTALS National 429: American GLAND TREATMENT GUARANTEE Go-Gland- The new gland treaty guaranteed to give resale your money is refunded by all leading drug stores of San Pedro says taking your treatment on I now sleep all night and no gas pains on my stomach no pain in my legs, from I have suffered for 12 years am indeed grateful to what help you have given. If you are suffering from mia, high or low blood pressure, nervousness, asthma, rheumatism, kidney and complaints, general rupture and lack of peep your druggist and get a GO-GLAND-DO and renew health and strength. For Anaheim by the Gibson Store, 169 W. Center St. GIANTS IN FRONT GAME AND HALF NEW YORK, Sept. 8—The Giants were a game and a half in front in the National League race day as they prepared to meet Brooklyn on their home grounds. Cincinnati dealt Pittsburgh a imaging and unexpected blow yesterday by defeating the Corsairs both ends of a doubleheader. The Pirates are now in third place, free points behind Brooklyn and one half games in the lake of the Giants. The American League race was changed today, as both Washington and New York lost. Detroit continued its winning streak and rose to within two and a half games of the Yanks. The Yankees are four and one half games behind the Senators. EVILLE LEADS IN FIRST ROUND DEL MONTE, Calif., Sept. 8—Jack Neville, former state champion, led the low handicap group in the first round of qualifying day in the state amateur golf championship today with a card 77 at Pebble Beach. Other low scores today were: A. Bullock-Webster, Del Monte; B. Rudy Wilhelm, Portland, 78; Gorge W. Ritchie, San Francisco; Johnny McHugh, titleholder; Norman MacBeth, 80, and Paul Hunter, 80. A field of 379 golfers started, divided over the Del Monte and Pebble Beach courses. The low handicap men, playing their first round on Pebble Beach, found a recky, variable wind blowing over the ocean course. Otherwise conditions were perfect for championship golf, a brilliant, warm drenching course. Failure of players like Hunter, Hugh, Wilhelm and Webster to close to the par of Pebble each furnished the first surprise in the tournament. On the result of the morning's play, Neville, whose game is now at its best, came back to win. HELEN WILLS WINS 3RD STATE TITLE BERKELEY, Sept. 8.—Miss Helen Wills today sat securely on her home tennis throne. For the third successive year she annexed the California women's singles title by defeating Mrs. May Sutton Bundy, 6-3, 6-4. Miss Wills was at her best and while Mrs. Bundy played her usual strong game, the champion was never in danger. Miss Wills, paired with Ray Casey, won the mixed doubles championship also. Miss Charlotte Hosmer and Herbert Suhr were defeated, 6-1, 6-4. Ray Casey, in a hard-fought match, defeated Roland Roberts in the singles, 6-3, 6-2 and 6-4. Cranston Holman retained his junior title by defeating Allan Herrington, 6-3, 6-2 and 6-4. The men's doubles will be decided Tuesday, which will be designated as Helen Wills Day. Miss Wills will appear in an exhibition match against Mrs. Bundy. Miss Wills will be presented with an automobile by her admirers. $5000 BASEBALL RECEIPTS STOLEN PORTLAND, Ore., Sept. 8.—Police today renewed their search for the armed, masked robber who early last night held up Fred B. Rivers, secretary of the Portland baseball club, and George Varanisan, his assistant, at baseball headquarters, making a getaway with the $5000 in receipts from the Portland-Vernon double-header. The trail of the robber led to the east side, for a taxi driver reported that a swarthy, slight man carrying a heavy satchel, directed him to drive across the river shortly after the robbery was committed. An automatic gun found in the cab was a further clew being followed by the polloe. William H. Klepper, president, knocked on the office door while the robber was busy scooping up the money. Klepper found himself confronted with automatics when he was admitted. He was then taken into custody. FIRPO FAVORITE BY 8 TO 5 TODAY NEW YORK, Sept. 8.—Having gained the newspaper decision over His Majesty, the Law, in conniving to obtain a postponement of deportation proceedings until after the fight, Louis Firpo automatically became an 8 to 5 favorite today on Broadway to defeat Harry Wills at Jersey City on Thursday night. That is, odds of 8 to 5 were offered but there were no takers in the immediate vicinity. The sharp-shooters appear to esteem Wills' chances none too highly. They think the business is in the bag. Firpo has the punch and the endurance of comparative youth. He also is reputed to be a tough citizen in heavy going, altho the writer is somewhat disinclined to subscribe to this theory. Wills has the speed and ring brains plus a punch that is as good as the next as long as his hands hold out and he is permitted to hit and hold at once. On the question of Wills' ability to laugh off the punishment he must take hangs the ultimate issue. A ring veteran of 13 years' standing, to say nothing of several times sitting—he hasn't dalled with a real puncher in recent years and may discover that he cares not at all for the crude, coarse work that only Firpo knows. The writer is inclined to think that Wills may fail in this respect. If he doesn't, however, the black man will win as surely as the dawn precedes the sunset. Firpo isn't hard to beat in spite of the fact that Dempsey drew the decision just a bit fine. On that occasion, however, the champion made the mistake of fighting a la barroom, which was Firpo's meat and drink. It is hardly probable that Wills will make the same error. But he must expect to be hit some time during the early rounds and should take it...the thing Over the Del Monte and Beach courses. The low handicap men, playing their first round on Pebble Beach, found a tricky variable wind blowing over the ocean course. Otherwise contests were perfect for championship golf, a brilliant, warm drenching course. Failure of players like Hunter, Hugh, Wilhelm and Webster to close to the par of Pebble Beach furnished the first surprise tournament. On the result of the morning's play, Neville chose game is now at its best, became a favorite to win. NEW RECORD FOR GREETING TROTTERS SYRACUSE, N.Y., Sept. 8.—A new world's record for three-year-old trotting goldings was hung up on the state fair track here this afternoon when Commodore Wilson, big bay gelding driven by A.F. Rodney of Boston, whirled around the oval in 2:03%. The former mark was 2:03%. It was made three years ago by Char Worthy. Baseball Today NATIONAL Brooklyn 000 120 211—7 11 1 N.Y. ...001 100 000—2 6 2 Vance and DeBerry; Nehf, Ryan and Gowdy, Snyder. AMERICAN N.Y. ...000 000 020—2 6 0 Boston ...000 000 000—0 2 1 Bush and Hoffman; Fullerton, Pierce and Heving. St. Louis-Chicago game postponed, rain. Wash. ...130 310 000—8 14 0 Phila. ...010 011 010—4 9 1 Johnson and Ruel; Baumgartner, Burns, Harris and Perkins. AT THE HOTEL VALENCIA Frank Twiller, F.O. Southwick and wife, E. Burdette-Charples and Miss Hoffman, Los Angeles; Mrs. Martha Scott, Pasadena; G.D. Ford and wife, San Francisco; Mr. and Mrs. King and Fred Cody and wife, San Diego, and E.Fern and J.J. Cooley, Redondo Beach. SETS COLORS Borax helps set color, so a little added to the water in which cotton clothes are to be washed is of great advantage. Aged Woman Suicide LOS ANGELES, Sept. 8.—Dependent over illness, Mrs. Sarah Atkins, 65, committed suicide here today by inhaling gas. DELAY HEAD The preliminary hearing today of William Freeman an attempt to rob an chard Thursday ever postponed as he was unearned in court, according to Jack Landell. Frames refuses to divulge the next accomplice. Freeman was charged larceny. PRIVATE KID NOGALES, Ariz., September Robert Wolfe, 25th U.S. army, is dead and Private Cecil Low Huachuca, Ariz., is held charged with murder. In a quarrel, Lower out a revolver and sent thru Wolfe's brain. Fry a Classified Ad OFFICER INJURED A. M Sassen, Brea traffic officer, went home today from the fullerton hospital, where he was shot yesterday following an accident in Brea in which he was causing a car. Another car driver gave the wrong signal and turned in front of him, causing a collision. He received a sprained ankle and aash over the eye. RUTH LAMS 44TH BOSTON, Sept. 8.—Babe Ruth ended out his 44th home run of the season in the eighth inning against the Red Sox. Fullerton was pitching for Boston. YESTERDAY'S HOME RUNS AMERICAN Mauser, Phila. ..... 1 25 NATIONAL Triberg, Chicago ..... 1 5 TOTALS National 429: American 361. GLOAND TREATMENT GUARANTEED Go-Gland-Do The new gland treatment is guaranteed to give results or your money is refunded. For sale by all leading drug stores. Mrs. of San Pedro says "after taking your treatment one week now sleep all night and have no gas pains on my stomach and no pain in my legs, from which I have suffered for 12 years. I am indeed grateful to you for what help you have given me." If you are suffering from anemia, high or low blood pressure, nervousness, asthma, goiter, heumatism, kidney and liver complaints, general run down condition and lack of pep, go to your druggist and get a box of GO-GLAND-DO and renew your health and strength. For sale in Anaheim by the Gibsons Drug Store, 169 W. Center St. SETS COLORS Borax helps set color, so a little added to the water in which cotton clothes are to be washed is of great advantage. Aged Woman Suicide LOS ANGELES, Sept. 8.—Dependent over illness, Mrs. Sarah Atkins, 65, committed suicide here today by inhaling gas. DROP YER PICK AN-COME WITH ME-YER OUR WHITE HOPE! THE ILL FEELING TOWARD JACK JOHNSON PROMPTED THE CRY FOR A WHITE HOPE —ANYONE AS LONG AS HE WAS WHITE LUIS FIRPO HARRY WILLS WALLCOTT SARK CHOWSKI ALTHOUGH 7 INCHES BALLLER AND OUTWEIGED BY 5 ROUNDS MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1925 CALIFORNIA Always Cool Phone 758 NOW PLAYING RUDOLPH VALENTINO In His Most Charming Romance “MONSIEUR BEAUCAIRE” With Bebe Daniels---Lois Wilson AESOP FABLE “HOMELESS PUPS” KINOGRAMS OLIVE KEMPIN AT THE Matinee Daily — 2:30 Children ... 10c Adults ... 35c Evening Shows 7:00—9:00 Children ... 15c AESOP FABLE “HOMELESS PUPS” KINOGRAMS OLIVE KEMPIN AT THE CONSOLE Matinee Daily — 2:30 Children ... 10c Adults ... 35c Evening Shows 7:00—9:00 Children ... 15c Adults ... 50c THEATRE FLOWERS COURTESY FLOWER SHOP, 119 N. L. A. STREET Plain Dealer Golf School By A. D. WALKER, Professional at Anaheim Public Golf Course LESSON NO. 5 Concentrating and Swinging Distance cannot be acquired right away, because you must acquaint all your muscles to time the stroke through practice. The swinging must come automatically; all through practice. The last thing your mind concentrates on, is “that the ball and the point ahead is where I want my ball to land.” In other words your mind is thinking through the ball to that point ahead. The ball can be hit with your eyes shut if your swing is true and correct. Distance is acquired through correct pivoting of the left shoulder which when done correctly winds or twists your body like a spring. The more you can unwind or untwist when hitting through the ball, the greater will be the distance the ball will travel. DELAY HEARING The preliminary hearing set for today of William Freeman, shot in an attempt to rob an orange orchard Thursday evening, was postponed as he was unable to appear in court, according to Justice Jack Landell. Freeman still refuses to divulge the name of his accomplice. Freeman was charged with grand larceny. PRIVATE KILLED NOGALES, Ariz., Sept. 8. — Private Robert Wolfe, 25th Infantry, U. S. army, is dead here today and Private Cecil Lowry of Fort Huachuca, Ariz., is held in jail charged with murder. In a quarrel, Lowry whipped out a revolver and sent a bullet thru Wolfe's brain. Try a Classified Ad for results. HEATED ELECTION IN MAINE TODAY PORTLAND, Maine, Sept. 8 — Activity at the polls today indicated that probably the heaviest vote in the history of the state will have been cast before nightfall. Four thousand of Portland’s 27,000 registered voters had indicated their choice during the first three hours of polling. Voting in Maine normally has been light during early hours. That many are voting a split ticket, was shown by the long time voters were remaining in the booths. AUGUSTA, Maine, Sept. 8 — Maine went to the polls today after one of the most heated political campaigns in its history, and, as usual, the whole nation watched. It has been said that “as Maine goes, so goes the Nation.” Early reports indicated there Valentino Return A Screen Triumph We had a feeling last night as we sat watching “Monsieur Beaucaire” on the screen at the California theatre, that we were not looking at the screen production but that in some magic fashion we were back in the 18th century, a silent spectator in the glittering court of that dissolute monarch, Louis XV of France. From which you may gather that the vehicle, which marks Rudolph Valentino’s return to the screen, is something more than a spectacular, romantic, costume-drama. It is a living, breathing document, vivid, historic, accurate and fascinating. My value has not been missubservient to scenic investiture. The huge sets and gorgeous trappings are merely secondary to the thrilling adventures of the dashing prince of France. The fine hand of Direteor Olcott is ever present as a check, lost the sheer magnificence of the piece run away with the drama it unfolds. The atmosphere of the court, noorious for its intrigue and vice, is suggested rather than portrayed, and in a manner that even the most rabidly puritanical cannot censure. In this Booth Tarkington story, from which Forrest Halsey made the adaptation, Valentino is cast as the gallant Duke de Chartres, who refuses to marry the charming Princess de Bourbon-conti at the King's command, and as a result is compelled to flee the country. Under the assumed name of Beaucaire, masquerading as the barber to the French ambassador, he goes to England and manages to gain access to the English court without revealing his true identity. There he captivates the beautiful lady Mary, and incidentally incurs the deadly hatred of Lord Winterset, who finally exposes Try a Classified Ad for results. AUGUSTA, Maine, Sept. 8—Maine went to the polls today after one of the most heated political campaigns in its history, and, as usual, the whole nation watched. It has been said that "as Maine goes, so goes the Nation." Early reports indicated there would be more split ballots cast than ever before and that an unusually heavy vote would be polled. Altho state leaders of both parties predicted victory for their tickets, significance was attached to the admission of Republican leaders that Senator Ralph O. Brewster in his race for governor, would probably run behind the rest of the Republican ticket. The Ku Klux Klan reared its shrouded head throut out the campaign and William R. Pattangill Democratic candidate for governor, has not hesitated to call attention to it. He has repeatedly claimed his opponents were supported by the order. Brewster has been content to defy affiliation with the klan. Re-election of U. S. Senator Bert Aernald is generally conceded. There are several warm contests over the election of congressmen. ENGINEER KILLED SACRAMENTO, Sept. 8.—Richard Galt, chief engineer of the Diamond Door Lumber Co., at Placeville, was instantly killed last night when his machine threey a wheel as he was speeding to Sacramento to visit his daughter. REAPPOINT LEWIS WASHINGTON, Sept. 8.—David J. Lewis, Democrat of Maryland, was today reappointed as a member of the federal tariff commission by President Coolidge. Plain Dealer Classified Ads produce results. Try this medium. In his love scenes Valentino reaches heights he has never yet attained. The duelling episodes, especially the one in which Beaucaire fights off six adversaries, are the most exciting ever witnessed on the silver sheet. The supporting cast is thoroughly up to the fine work of the star. Bebe Daniels is the Princess; Lois Wilson gives a faithful portrayal of the poor neglected queen; Lowell Sherman plays the King. All are featured with Doris Kenyon. An Aesop Fable, "Homeless Pups," and Kinograms were also shown. The Doggett's Coat and Badge sculling race, which has just taken place on the Thames, is the oldest surviving sporting fixture in England and probably in the world. Its founder Thomas Duggan was an actor attached to Dover Lane Theatre, and he imbued the race to commemorate the accession of King George I to the throne of England while event occurred on August 1, 1714. October 4 will mark the beginning of the season for inter-sectional football games. Notable among the contests scheduled for that date will be Yale vs. North Carolina at New Haven, Harvard vs. Virginia at Cambridge, North Carolina State vs. Penn State at State College, Army vs. St. Louis University at West Point, Dartmouth vs. McGill at Hanover, and Syracuse vs. Alabama at Syracuse.