oc-plain-dealer 1924-09-24

PAGE UNITED Theater, 306 E. Center 10c 20c 30c Shows: 7 p.m. 8:45 p.m. LAST TIMES TONIGHT MADGE KENNEDY AND HARRISON FORD in the Thrilling comedy melodrama "THREE MILES OUT" THURSDAY NIGHT ONLY WHY GET MARRIED? A powerful heart appealing story of modern wives and husbands, with a big splendid cast, headed by ANDREE LAFAYETTE The Most Beautiful Woman in all France LADIES' NIGHT This coupon and ten (10) cents will admit one lady to see— The Question of Today— WHY GET MARRIED? UNITED THEATRE SEPT. 25th THURSDAY LADIES' NIGHT AT UNITED The management of the United theatre announces that Thursday night will be special Ladies' night. By clipping the coupon herewith in this paper with 10 cents will admit every lady to see an exceptional program. The feature picture will be "Why Get Married?" featuring Andre Lafayette, the most beautiful woman in all France, and a splendid supporting cast. "Why Get Married?" LaFOLLETTE WILL CROSS COUNTRY WASHINGTON, Sept. 24.—Enthused by reports of his independent campaign, Senator Robert M. LaFollette today was mapping out a speaking itinerary which will carry him from New England to the Pacific Coast next week. Appeals from his managers in the middle and far west for him to invade this territory have determined La Follette to make the GIANTS THREATEN TO COP PENNANT NEW YORK, Sept. 24.—Unite the Pirates play considerably better baseball today and tomorrow against the make-shift team Giants that trounced them thoroughly yesterday, it was apparent day that nothing short of an academic of smallpox or broken legs could keep the New York Nation leaguers from entering the fourth consecutive world series. An epidemic of injured fins and bum ankles has failed do it. With five games still remaining on their schedule the Giants afford to lose one and still win the pennant, even tho the Pittsburgh club wins all the seven still has carded and Brooklyn cleans up its three. The Giants attended to their share of the deal when they whipped the rates and the Dodgers helped their across-the-river rivals dropping one to the Cubs. Should the Giants win three would have to win all three come out in a tie with the Giants while Pittsburgh could find ahead in that event by taking seven straight. Brooklyn's only possible chance to win the pennant without a play-off with a tied leader would be for Pittsburgh to drop one its games while the Giants were losing three, meanwhile winning three straight itself. The New York Yankees decided to be counted out of the American league chase. The Senators lead by two full games, w yesterday but the Yanke also won The Yanks still have a chance enter the world's series by winning five straight, provided Senators drop three of five, provided the Senators lose two five and the Yanks should win play-off. FULTON WILL MEET FIRPO OCT. 15T ST. PAUL, Sept. 24—Fred Ion, Minnesota heavyweight, Luis Firpo of the Argentine, will NIGHT AT UNITED The management of the United theatre announces that Thursady night will be special Ladies' night. By clipping the coupon herewith in this paper with 10 cents will admit every lady to see an exceptional program. The feature picture will be "Why Get Married?" featuring Andre Lafayette, the most beautiful woman in all France, and a splendid supporting cast. "Why Get Married?" answers the vital question of today, should it be the love of her handsome husband or the pursuit of cherished business ambitions? An exceptional picture that will strike home and the heart of everyone. Shown for the last time tonight, Madge Kennedy, the popular comedian, assisted by Harriet Ford, will be seen in the comedy-drama, "Three Niles Out," as the name implies it is a romance of rum-runners and adventures filled with love, laughter and thrills. Madge Kennedy is a regular female Harold Lloyd in this picture. Billie Sullivan is seen in one of the popular "Leather-Pushers" series, and the lovers of sports of men will surely enjoy this picture. There is an interesting News events showing the American old filers landing on American AFTON NAMED MERCHANTS' HEAD In five harmonious meeting, change 24 present, the Merchant Manufacturers' Association with the Anaheim C. ofton. Pied feeder W. D. Graftman, fed upon standing committee and legal program, membership year-end, and discussed the It is at least that for many months had any organizing committee. Just nine gathering, held at monthly events since the summer rehearsing July and President Joe B. Young, as already announced, was not a candidate for rection. George W. D. secretary ex-officio. The program instituted to become definite take. A motion was led to investigate the project a general Elks club to which the three luncheon clubs, Re Board and Womens Club would be involved. CROSS COUNTRY WASHINGTON, Sept. 24.—Enthused by reports of his independent campaign, Senator Robert M. LaFollette today was mapping out a speaking itinerary which will carry him from New England to the Pacific Coast next week. Appeals from his managers in the middle and far west for him to invade this territory have determined La Follette to make the nation wide swing. La Follette's chances for victory in the agricultural states of the Mississippi Valley and on the west coast are excellent, his son and closest advisers, Robert Jr., announced. Two routes are under consideration for La Follette's swing around the circuit. The first would take him to New York again for his third speech and then into New England. Under the second plan, La Follette would strike immediately into the middle west; probably first stumping in Ohio and Indiana, before going to Chicago. From Chicago, there is some controversy among La Follette's managers whether he should go immediately to the northwest or stop for five or six days, speaking in Missouri, Kansas, Iowa, Nebraska and Oklahoma all regarded as fertile territory by progressive managers. La Follette plans to journey to the coast by the northern route, thru Wisconsin, Michigan, Minnesota, the Dakotas, Montana, Wyoming, Oregon and Washington. About a week will be spent along the Pacific. If the New England trip is forsaken at the start, La Follette will stump this territory after the western trip. If his work can be sufficiently cleared up, La Follette intends to leave Washington within ten days or two weeks at the latest. He does not plan to return until after the election. Tagging All Bases Dazzy Vance held the Cubs to four hits—three of which were home runs, which explains why the Cubs beat the Dodgers, 5 to 4 in 10 innings. Thud was the sound of the Pirates when they hit the ground before the assault of the Giants 'scrub team' 5 to 1 in the first game of the so-called crucial series. Bob Shawkey held something of his old skill in whipping the Cleveland Indians, 8 to 2, for the Yankees. The Washington Senators re-entered by reports of his independent campaign, Senator Robert M. LaFollette today was mapping out a speaking itinerary which will carry him from New England to the Pacific Coast next week. Appeals from his managers in the middle and far west for him to invade this territory have determined La Follette to make the nation wide swing. La Follette's chances for victory in the agricultural states of the Mississippi Valley and on the west coast are excellent, his son and closest advisers, Robert Jr., announced. Two routes are under consideration for La Follette's swing around the circuit. The first would take him to New York again for his third speech and then into New England. Under the second plan, La Follette would strike immediately into the middle west; probably first stumping in Ohio and Indiana, before going to Chicago. From Chicago, there is some controversy among La Follette's managers whether he should go immediately to the northwest or stop for five or six days, speaking in Missouri, Kansas, Iowa, Nebraska and Oklahoma all regarded as fertile territory by progressive managers. La Follette plans to journey to the coast by the northern route, thru Wisconsin, Michigan, Minnesota, the Dakotas, Montana, Wyoming, Oregon and Washington. About a week will be spent along the Pacific. If the New England trip is forsaken at the start, La Follette will stump this territory after the western trip. If his work can be sufficiently cleared up, La Follette intends to leave Washington within ten days or two weeks at the latest. He does not plan to return until after the election. Anderson formerly was superintendent of the Lee Wilkerson Tool Co. at Santa Fe Springs and with him are interested partners two superintendent companies one of the largest oil concerns So. Calif. The company makes oil toll and does general machine pattern work. An electric wiring outfit has been installed 10 men are at work. Business is coming from Santa Fe Springs at Athens field, etc. Thus less than $100 worth of business has come from Anaheim, according to Anderson. Owing to the fact that Anderson and his partners do not control the foundry of the plant, approximately $6000 worth of business in the next 60 days will go to Santa Ana. The firm has the exclusive manufacturing rights to the Gas and oil carburetor, Scott Ross pump jack and gas anchorthe Anderson sucker rod coiling and the Whitten check valve and type midway head. GRIDIROM GOSSIP BERKELEY—Six simple plays will be relied upon by Andy Smith to defeat Santa Clara Saturday. He expects to have the Bruins letter perfect in these plays by that time. STANFORD—With reduction of the Stanford squad from 97 to 42 men, Coach Warner today had completed his weeding out process and a strenuous program of education in Warner plays was inaugurated. LOS ANGELES—Coach Elmer Henderson is pleased with the work shown by Johnny Hawkins at quarter. Hawkins has been termed the Trojans' smartest quarter in years. PASADENA—Coach Fox Stanton of California Tech. sent his ten thru a stiff practice today preparing for their game Saturday at the University of Southyrn Georgia. GENE—Oregon now has elephantmen back in the harbors—Reed, tackle; Johnson, and perjesed, backfield; Bailey, guard and Bliss tackle. MOOW—About half of the Vanda 54 football aspirants will be striken from the list by Saturday, the football turnout this season is largest in the history of the institution. SEATTLE—Coach Bagshaw will have two sets of ends for the Huskies that year—Cole and Dubois carrying the burden and the beef, with Wetrons and Selvers, a pair of midgets for reserve work. PULLMAN—Washington State's hopes were jolted when Truck Davis, considered one of the best end prospects in the west, was forced out of scrimmage yesterday, probably for the season, with a smashed shoulder. Yosberg Bowman and Underwood are also in the hospital nursing severe injuries. BASEBALL TOAAY AMERICAN At Chicago Wash ... 200 003 010—6 12 0 Chicago ... 000 020 010—5 7 0 Ogden, Zachary and Ruel; Thurston and Crouse. At St. Louis Phila ... 000 020 200—4 9 0 St. Louis ... 000 101 000—2 7 3 Hasty, Baumbartner, Rommel and Perkins, Bruggy; Kolg and Rego. At Cleveland New York ... 000 000 200—2 9 1 Cleveland ... 000 000 000—9 0 Jones and Bengough; Uhle and L. Sewell, Walters. NATIONAL At Brooklyn Chicago ... 000 110 201—5 13 3 Brooklyn ... 030 100 20x—6 9 0 Alexander, Kaufman, Wheeler and Hartnett; Grimes and Taylor. At Philadelphia St. Louis ... 200 152 010—9 14 0 Phila ... 003 152 010—4 9 0 Rhem and Gonbales, Shepardson; Bishop, Glazner, Weinert and Wendell. At Boston Cincinnati ... 030 000 000—3 8 3 Boston ... 220 000 10x—5 8 1 Sheehan and Hargrave; Barnes and Gibson. At New York Pittsburgh ... 000 000 101—2 9 1 New York ... 000 012 0ox—4 6 1 Yde, Morrison and Smith; Barnes and Gowdy. At Boston—First game— Cincinnati ... 022 061 001—6 13 1 Boston ... 220 100 2ox—7 15 0 Donohue and Wingo; Genewich and O'Neill. CLUB STANDINGS Pacific Coast League Clubs— Won Lost Pct. San Francisco ... 95 79 .546 Seattle ... 92 81 .532 Oakland ... 91 84 .520 Los Angeles ... 86 88 .494 Vernon ... 86 88 .494 Salt Lake ... 86 88 .494 Portland ... 84 89 .485 Sacramento ... 75 98 .433 STOCK MARKET RALLIES FURTHER NEW YORK, Sept. 24. Conditions in the stock market today favored a continuation of the rally in stock prices. Many of the active industrial and railroad stocks were pushed up vigorously to higher levels, some of which represented the highest prices at which these stocks had changed hands this year. Starting with the industrials and specialty stocks, the movement soon spread to the rails, in many of today's performances were more spectacular than anything that has been seen in the market for a week or more. Southern Railway moved up to 70. The advance has netted four points since Saturday. St. Louis Southwestern moved up 3 points to 44%; Ruthland pfd gained 3 and sold at a new high of 61%; New York Central, New Haven Seaboard, Air Line, Mo. Pac. Frisco common and Western Maryland common constituted the balance of the active list in the rails. U. S. Steel led the industrial leaders into higher levels as buying orders poured into the market. Worthington Pump was again the star performer in the specialty stocks with a quick run-up to 46½ for a further gain of 2 points at which price a large volume of transactions were recorded. Phila Co. and United Railways Investment pfd were the most prominent in the public utility group, the latter at 49 completing a 10 point rise since dropping abruptly from 54 to 38. Oil stocks were supplied freely to the market. Few were able to maintain the level of prices at Tuesday's close. Coden dropped about $1½ points from yesterday's high; Maryland and Phillips were reactionary but Standar Ols, both on the curb and in the listed market sold at price gains. Better buying of the motor stocks resulted in a general ad- VAUDEVILLE AT CALIF. THURS. Tomorrow only there will five high-class acts of vauand a feature picture at the formin. TON WILL MEET FIRPO OCT. 15TH PAUL, Sept. 24—Fred Fulminnesota heavyweight, and Firpo of the Argentine, were by Tex Rickard for a 15night at Madison Square Oct. 15. The announcement was made here by Jack RedFulton's manager, who has returned from New York. Buck says the winner will be against either Jack Renault erry Wills later on. AHEIM CAN GET LARGE INDUSTRY Aheim can obtain a real inducone whose business has incered three months it has been if terms can be arranged the transfer of the interests the former Anaheim Metal trades. Oil Well Tool & EquipCo. moved into the plant of failure to reach musatisfactory terms for the firm of the factory so that concern can take care of up its mind to move to E. E. Anderson, its head, and today. Aheim formerly was superrent of the Lee Wilkerson Co. with him are interested as wors two superintendents of the largest oil concerns in calif. The company makes oil tools does general machine and mine work. An electric weldutfit has been installed and are at work. Business bringing from Santa Fe Springs, with him are interested as wors two superintendents of the largest oil concerns in calif. The company makes oil tools does general machine and mine work. An electric weldutfit has been installed and are at work. Business bringing from Santa Fe Springs, with him are interested as wors two superintendents of the largest oil concerns in calif. The company makes oil tools does general machine and mine work. An electric weldutfit has been installed and are at work. Business bringing from Santa Fe Springs, with him are interested as wors two superintendents of the largest oil concerns in calif. The company makes oil tools does general machine and mine work. An electric weldutfit has been installed and are at work. Business bringing from Santa Fe Springs, with him are interested as wors two superintendents of the largest oil concerns in calif. The company makes oil tools does general machine and mime work. An electric weld-utfit has been installed and are at work. Business bringing from Santa Fe Springs, with him are interested as wors two superintendents of the largest oil concerns in calif. The company makes oil tools does general machine and mime work. An electric weld-utfit has been installed and are at work. Business bringing from Santa Fe Springs, with him are interested as wors two superintendents of the largest oil concerns in calif. The company makes oil tools does general machine and mime work. An electric weld-utfit has been installed and are at work. Business bringing from Santa Fe Springs, with him are interested as wors two superintendents of the largest oil concerns in calif. The company makes oil tools does general machine and mime work. An electric weld-utfit has been installed and are at work. Business bringing from Santa Fe Springs, with him are interested as wors two superintendents of the largest oil concerns in calif. The company makes oil tools does general machine and mime work. An electric weld-utfit has been installed and are at work. Business bringing from Santa Fe Springs, with him are interested as wors two superintendents of the largest oil concerns in calif. The company makes oil tools does general machine and mime work. An electric weld-utfit has been installed and are at work. Business bringing from Santa Fe Springs, with him are interested as wors two superintendents of the largest oil concerns in calif. The company makes oil tools does general machine and mime work. An electric weld-utfit has been installed and are at work. Business bringing from Santa Fe Springs, with him are interested as wors two superintendents of the largest oil concerns in calif. The company makes oil tools does general machine and mime work. An electric weld-utfit has been installed and are at work. Business bringing from Santa Fe Springs, with him are interested as wors two superintendents of the largest oil concerns in calif. The company makes oil tools does general machine and mime work. An electric weld-utfit has been installed and are at work. Business bringing from Santa Fe Springs, with him are interested as wors two superintendents of the largest oil concerns in calif. The company makes oil tools does general machine and mime work. An electric weld-utfit has been installed and are at work. Business bringing from Santa Fe Springs, with him are interested as wors two superintendents of the largest oil concerns in calif. The company makes oil tools does general machine and mime work. An electric weld-utfit has been installed and are at work. Business bringing from Santa Fe Springs, with him are interested as wors two superintendents of the largest oil concerns in calif. The company makes oil tools does general machine and mime work. An electric weld-utfit has been installed and are at work. Business bringing from Santa Fe Springs, with him are interested as wors two superintendents of the largest oil concerns in calif. The company makes oil tools does general machine and mime work. An electric weld-utfit has been installed and are at work. Business bringing from Santa Fe Springs, with him are interested as wors two superintendents of the largest oil concerns in calif. The company makes oil tools does general machine and mime work. An electric weld-utfit has been installed and are at work. Business bringing from Santa Fe Springs, with him are interested as wors two superintendents of the largest oil concerns in calif. The company makes oil tools does general machine and mime work. An electric weld-utfit has been installed and are at work. Business bringing from Santa Fe Springs, with him are interested as wors two superintendents of the largest oil concerns in calif. The company makes oil tools does general machine and mime work. An electric weld-utfit has been installed and are at work. Business bringing from Santa Fe Springs, with him are interested as wors two superintendents of the largest油料 valve type midway head. CLUB STANDINGS Pacific Coast League Clubs—Won Lost Pct. San Francisco...95 79 .546 Seattle...92 81 .532 Oakland...91 84 .520 Los Angeles...86 88 .494 Vernon...86 88 .494 Salt Lake...86 88 .494 Portland...84 88 .485 Sacramento...75 98 .433 XESTERDAY'S RESULTS Los Angeles, 4; Portland, 1. Seattle, 6; San Francisco, 4 (11 innings). Salt Lake, 15; Vernon, 9. Oakland, 7; Sacramento, 2. National League Clubs—Won Lost Pct. New York...90 59 .604 Brooklyn...90 61 .596 Pittsburgh...86 60 .589 Cincinnati...81 67 .548 Chicago...80 67 .544 St. Louis...63 86 .423 Philadelphia...53 94 .361 Boston...50 97 .340 American League Clubs—Won Lost Pct. Washington...89 60 .597 New York...87 62 .584 Detroit...84 62 .556 St. Louis...74 76 .493 Philadelphia...69 70 .463 Cleveland...66 85 .437 Chicago...65 84 .436 Boston...65 85 .433 GIANTS DEFEAT PIRATES AGAIN TODAY BL 4 TO 2 out, Smith to Wright to Maranville. Three runs, 2 hits, 1 error. SEVENTH INNING PITTSBURG — Smith hit a home run into the right field stands, Meuller batted for Yde and was out, Kelly to Terry. Bigee walked, Carey filed to Young, Moore forced Bigbee, Jackson to Kelly. One run, one hit. NEW YORK — Morrison now pitching for Pittsburgh. Jackson walked and was forced by Gowdy, Traynor to Maranville. Barnes tried to sacrifice and rolled a slow ball down the third base line which Traynor returned to Smith, Gowdy leasured went to second and Smith threw out Barnes at first. Lindstrom fanned. No runs, no hits. EIGHTH INNING PITTSBURG — Wright filed to Meusel, Traynor sent a fly to Wilson, Maranville out, Kelly to Terry. No runs, no hits. NEW YORK — Wright threw out Young and Kelly. Traynor tossed out Meusel. No runs no hits. NINTH INNING PITTSBURG — Grimm out Kelly to Terry. Smith hit another home run into right field stands. Burns batted for Morrison and was out to Terry unassisted. Bigee got a hit to deep short. Carey out to Terry unassisted. One run, 2. PITTSBURG — Grimm out Kelly to Terry. Smith hit another home run into right field stands. Burns batted for Morrison and was out to Terry unassisted. Bigee got a hit to deep short. Carey out to Terry unassisted. One run, 2. PITTSBURG — Grimm out Kelly to Terry. Smith hit another home run into right field stands. Burns batted for Morrison and was out to Terry unassisted. Bigee got a hit to deep short. Carey out to Terry unassisted. One run, 2. LOS ANGELES PRODUCE LOS ANGELES, Sept., 24—Butter, 41c. Eggs: Extra, 46; case count, 29c; pullets, 26c. Poultry: Hens, 16; broilers, 32c; fryers, 28c. Hens: Unchanged. LOS ANGELES CITRUS LOS ANGELES, Sept., 24—Potatoes: Stocktons Burbanks, $2.00 @2.25; Idaho Russets mostly ordinary, $1.85 @2.50; immature, $1.50 @1.75. BANK CLEARINGS San Francisco.....$27,000,000 Seattle.....$6,515,113 Portland.....$6,198,000 Oakland.....$2,536,600 San Diego.....$560,503 Saturday A Complete Disc of the B EIGHTH INNING PITTSBURG — Wright filed to Meusel, Traynor sent a fly to Wilson, Maranville out, Kelly to Terry. No runs, no hits. NEW YORK — Wright threw out Young and Kelly. Traynor tossed out Meusel. No runs no hits. NINTH INNING PITTSBURG — Grimm out Kelly to Terry. Smith hit another home run into right field stands. Burns batted for Morrison and was out to Terry unassisted. Bigbee got a hit to deep short. Carey out to Terry unassisted. One run, 2 hits. LAST NIGHT'S FIGHTS AT NEW YORK — Frankie Genaro, American flyweight champion, won decision over Bussey Graham, Utica, 12 rounds. AT DENVER — Teddy Gartin of Omaha and Izzy Tanner of St Paul, fast four-round draw; Eddie Greathy of Los Angeles knocked out Jimmy Shelby of Chicago, two rounds; Sid Socklin of Lincoln won on foul from Pat Flaherty of Sterling, Colo., first round. AT SANTA FE, N. M. — Joe Rivers of Mew Mexico, feather-weight champion, won on a foul in the third round from Harry Bramer of Denver. AT LOS ANGELES — Bud Taylor of Terre Haute, bantamweight title contender, defeated George Rivers of Los Angeles; Tony Fuente, Fred Winsor's heavy-weight sensation, knocked out Harry Lee. COURTHOUSE NEWS All stockholders of the L. F. Baash Perforating Co. at Brea have consented to a proposition that the firm be dissolved, according to a petition on file today. A man came running down the pier just as the steamer was starting. The boat having moved off seven or eight feet, he took a flying leap and landed on the steamer head first. He lay stunned for two or three minutes, and when he came to the boat had gone nearly a quarter of a mile. Raising his head and looking back, he exclaimed: "What a jump!" FIVE GALLONS OF LIQUOR SEIZED Five gallons of "moonshine" liquor was seized late yesterday in a raid on the Billy Knott Meat Market by Officers Bert Barr and Andy Wells, the search warrant giving the address as 310 West Center-st. The liquor is said to have been in a 10-gallon keg, half full. No arrest was made at the time of the raid, but a man who used the name of "John Doe", and who, officers say, was the proprietor of the market, appeared before Judge Kuchel today, entered a plea of guilty and was fined $300 which he paid. The complaint was sworn to by Officers Wells, and the money was credited to "John Doe." John Giovaniht entered a plea of guilty to possession of liquor today before Judge Kuchel, and was fined $300, being committed to the custody of the city marshal in default of payment. HELD FOR FORGERY James Murphy who hailed from Missouri was picked up late yesterday by Fullerton police on the charge of forgery after he is alleged to have passed a worthless check for $12.50 on the Goodwin Cafe on No. Spadra-rd. J. W. Vanderbilt, giving his age as 19, of San Diego, is in Fullerton jail on the suspicion of contributing to the delinquency of a minor. He is said to have taken a 14-year-old schoolboy on a trip to San Diego. A Class Ad is host little salcman. CALIFORNIA Always Cool Phone 758 VAUDEVILLE TOMORROW ONLY HERMANY'S CATS AND DOGS in "Animal Novelties" MASON AND SCOTT offer "Songs as You Like Them" MADGE MAITLAND in "Characterized Bits of Comedy" MILLER AND SYLVIA present "A Musical Surprise" On the Screen— MONTE BLUE BEVERLY BAYNE "HER MARRIAGE VOW" Matinee Daily 2:30 Evening 7:00 Vaudeville 8:45 Comedy "Paidon Us" Pathe Review COMING SOON "YOLANDA" Olive Kempin at the Console Final Times To-night VIOLA DANA in 'OPEN ALL NIGHT' AUDEVILLE AT CALIF. THURSDAY Tomorrow only there will be high-class acts of vaudeville and a feature picture at the California. PITTSBURGH CLUB GETS NEXT TOURNEY ARDMORE, Pa., Sept. 24. It was announced today by the U.S. Golf Ass'n that the next amateur championship had been awarded to the Oakmont Country club of Pittsburgh, where the tournament was held in 1919. The nationalKIWANIANS PASS NEW RESOLUTIONS Resolutions supporting Dr. Allen Geissinger, pastor of the Methodist White Temple, who recently attacked by Ku Klux Klan. AUDEVILLE AT CALIF. THURSDAY Tomorrow only there will be five high-class acts of vaudeville and a feature picture at the Calif.剧院. Hermany's Cats and Dogs, in animal Novelties," head the vaudeville program and present distinct animal novelty act. Madge Maitland, a beautiful and warming young miss, offers characterized Bits of Comedy" a very pleasing manner. This it is cleverly presented and aughes galore can be figured on. "A Musical Surprise," as presented by Miller and Sylvia, is one of the classiest musical acts in Vaudeville. Everything in the line music is at the beck and call this clever couple. You will enjoy this act. "Songa as You Like Them," as sung by Mason and Scott, a clever young chap and a very pretty young lady, consists of a combination of harmony singing, mirth and melody. Flo Eckert & Co., in "Dance Friilities," featuring Miss Flo Eckert and S. Mitchell, present a goracious dance revue. This accomplished duo has been receiving wonderful reports as to ability as chrisorean artists and is verifying them undisputably. "The Marriage Vow," the Warrior Bros. screen version of Owen Davis' famous play of the same time, is the feature picture. This picturization of the Pulitzer prize winner, is interpreted by stellar cast. Monte Blue has the leading male role, with Bevily Bayne opposite him. This is Miss Bayne's vehicle for her return to the screen after a long vacation. Others in the cast are Wilde Louis, John Roche and Marriet Livingston. The story has real human interest appeal. Carol Hilton, already married, and having two children, is disappointed by her husband's failure to keep an evening engagement due to a business conference. In the same house is living Estelle Winslow, Carol's girl friend. Estelle is entertaining Arthur Atherton and Ted Lowe. Ted is Carol's former sweetheart and Estelle asks Carol to join the crowd. Bob Hilton comes home just in time to prevent one of his children, who are alone, from taking poison. He rushes up to Estelle's apartment and finds his wife with Ted, his bitter enemy. Carol makes attempts to explain but Bob drives her from his house. He keeps the two children. Later, during a terrible storm, Carol steals into her husband's house to see the children. She is about to kidnap them when Bob hears noises in the children's room. He believes it to be burglaries and investigates with a gun. As he opens the door he shoots; the end comes when he finds his wife uninjured. He realizes she has not broken "her realizes she has not broken "her back. Millard Webb, who has been recently added to the Warner Bros. staff, directed this photoplay. "Open All Night," that charming comedy-drama of Paris, and "Ride 'Em, Cowboy," will be shown for the final times tonight. KIWANIANS PASS NEW RESOLUTIONS Resolutions supporting Dr. Allen Geissinger, pastor of the Methodist White Temple, who recently attacked the Ku Klux Klan, American Legion members, city officials, Rev. Leon L. Myers, the First Christian church and various other individuals, organizations and institutions, and further resolutions asking any Kiwanians who belonged to the Klan to withdraw either from Kiwanis or the Klan were passed by the Anaheim Kiwanis club yesterday. The speaker arranged for by the program committee deferred his remarks to some future date. Kiwanians were reminded of the Business and Professional Women's barbecue and dance, to which the Rotary, Kiwanis and Lions clubs, have been invited, to be held next Thursday evening at 7 p.m. at Orange-co park. The advance sale of tickets indicates that practically the entire membership and their ladies plan to be present. EDGE TAKES LEAD TRENTON, N. J.; Sept. 24—U.S. Senator Walter E. Edge, adding hourly to his commanding lead, appeared an easy victory today in his promary fight for renomination over Hamilton F. Kean, Rep.national committeeman. With 1,027 districts of the 2-559 reporting, Senator Edge, had 71,169 to 52,502 for Kean. Despite Edge's lead, Kean refused to concede defeat. If Edge is returned winner he will make the campaign for the office against Mayor Eugene Donnelly of Trenton, unanimously seceded as the democratic nominee. A Class Ad is host little salesman. AUCTION: Saturday, Sept. 27, 10 A.M. A Complete Dispersal Sale of a $15,000 Stock of Farm Implements of the Wickersheim Implement Co. 117-125 COMMONWEALTH AVE. FULLERTON, CALIFORNIA Due to the fact that Mr. Wm. J. Wickersheim, President of this Company is re- Saturday, Sept. 27, 10 A.M. A Complete Dispersal Sale of a $15,000 Stock of Farm Implements of the Wickersheim Implement Co. 117-125 COMMONWEALTH AVE. FULLERTON, CALIFORNIA Due to the fact that Mr. Wm. J. Wickersheim, President of this Company is retiring, this entire stock will be disposed of regardless of price. This firm has been established since 1902. An Opportunity you will never find again TO PURCHASE THE FARM IMPLEMENTS YOU WANT At Your Own Price The following is only a partial list of implements to be offered: 1 26-Cyl. Farquhar Bean Tresher, Extension Self Feeder, straw carrier. 1 Samson 2-24 Tractor Gang Plow. 1 3½ x5, 44-52 Weber Wagon Gear. 1 2½ x3, 40-44 Mandt Gear. 1 3-24 in. McKay Tractor Disc Plow. 5 24 in. Sanders Single Disc Plows. 1 24 in. Moline Reversible Disc Plow. 1 Barnhart Tractor Subsoller. 1 No. 10 Moline Tractor Gang Plow, 2-12in. 5 G12 in. Oliver S. B. Walking Plows. 1 Oliver No. 283 2-10 in. Tractor Gang Plows. 1 No. 14 Forkner 7½ in. Light Draft Cultivator. 2 No. 76 Planet Jr., one row, 8 shovel Riding Cultivators. 7 2-Sec. 60-Tooth Imperial U Bar Harrows. 3 10-inch Dunham Western Disc Sand Rollers. 1 No. 2 O. K. Champion Potato Digger. 6 Planet Jr. Sweet Potato Diggers. 3 Planet Jr. White Potato Diggers. 2 Iron Age Potato Planters. 3 Moline 4 row Bean Planters. 1 Ventura 2 Row Bean Planter. 1 Moline Boston Bean 2 Row Corn Planter. 1 Utility 2 Wheeled Trailer. 1 Reliance 4 Wheel Trailer with brake. 1 5 btm. 20 in. Sanders Orchard Disc Plow. 1 Killifer Riding Beet Plow. 1 Otwell 6-ft. Fordson Tractor Mower. 1 No. 3 Planet Jr. Hill and Drill Seeder. 1 Pageol Tractor. Several Fordson Tractors. Garden and Farm Hand Tools Take advantage of this Sale SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 27th, 10 a.m. C. H. O'CONNOR & SON, Auctioneers