oc-plain-dealer 1924-10-29

EXPERT TURNERS EXHIBIT TONIGHT Turn Vereins or Turn Societies were started in this country in 1871 and have become one of the most popular gymnasium institutions in the larger cities. They are strictly 100 percent American and are members of the American Gymnastic Union. Los Angeles has one of the largest institutions of this kind on the coast, under the direction of Mr. Carl Metter, who was the fore-turner of New York City. From there he went to the Normal College where the finest turners of the country are taught to be instructors. Finally he took charge of the Los Angeles Society and the club has proved very popular. Seattle has a Turn Society larger than the Los Angeles society, starting with 12 students and steadily climbing until around 3,000 members were obtained. The muscular system is very complex and the correct method for the stimulation of every part is indeed a science. The turner's aim is to teach the masses thorax and systematic exercises. In each individual strength, ability, age and sex must be considered when taking exercises so that they may attain health, proper carriage, grace and vigor. It is practically useless to be an expert in one line of exercises or athletics as this method only gives unusual development to certain parts and neglects other parts which may need more attention. Special forms of athletics have a tendency to throw the physical system out of balance. It is only through a systematic set of exercises that we can give full development to the body, give all the muscles benefit of training and mold into a well-balanced person. POSTPONE GAME SEATTLE, Oct. 29. — An extremely heavy rainstorm, accompanied by a high wind that prevailed today from San Francisco to Alaska, caused the third postponement of the second game of the "little world's series" between Seattle and St. Paul. A meeting of the commission in charge of the series is expected to definitely call off the remainder of the schedule. RESUME PROBE OF SLUSH FUND Continued from Page One). "No, I wouldn't say that." It was brought out by Walsh that Waldo's organization paid for the recent visit of Al Jolson and a group of actors to the White House in the interest of Pres. Coolidge's candidacy. WASHINGTON, Oct. 29.—Methods of the La Follette-Wheeler committee in raising campaign funds were outlined today to the senate investigating committee by H. L. Brunson, of the International Ass'n of machinists. Brunson said he was in charge of collecting funds under the direction of Wm. H. Johnston, president of the association and one of the La Follette leaders. He reported the collection of $120,000 from the trade unions. RADICALS COLLECT $17,812 WASHINGTON, Oct. 29.—The National Progressive Committee Representative John M. Nelson, chairman, and the La Follette-Wheeler National Joint committee have collected a total of $171,812 and expended $157,122, according to a report received today by the clerk of the house of representatives. This report, it is stated, does not include collections received by the Washington headquarters of La Follette and Wheeler. The individual contributions of $100 or more reported by Nelson total $66,132; contributions under $100, $35,462 and collections at many names, familiar to followers of baseball are added daily to the lineup for Elks' benefit ball game to be held at the Brea bowl next Friday. The list already includes thrillers as Walter Johnson, Ruth, the Meusel boys, Johnson, Donnie Bush, Fields, Eddie Branor, Hawkina, Perry Callahan, Salverson, Jo Huarte, Ruben Sam Crawford, Ken Willi Jimbie Austin, Harvey McClintock, Joanie Pendleton, Tuffy T and Harry Hughes. While an enormous crowdpected, the committee in charge arrangements anticipates no culties in handling the crush natural amphitheatre at Breed hold all Orange-co, accordin prominent Elks who have wilted the grounds, and sales of this so far are said to indicate the reserved section will soon entirely sold out. Plans for an elaborate ride to the famous players at Brea and Anaheim are nee completion. The Meusel boys members of Elks' Lodge No. 1 Anaheim, and Walter John former home was Olinda, in No. Orange-co oil fields, many of the other players personal friends here. GIRLS BASKETBALL SCHEDULE OPEN The Girls' Basketball League will open tomorrow with first team games: Anaheim Tustin, Garden Grove at Forton and Orange at Hunting Beach. Miss Irene Jacques girls' coefits sure that both the first and the skeeters will win games against Tustin. Only heim Fullerton, Orange and Ana have skeeter teams this remainder of the season, two games being ANAHEIM PLAYS AT GROVE THURSDAY Anaheim high school's next football game will be played Thursday instead of Friday against Garden Grove there. The game was set ahead to enable the boys to see the game featuring Walter Johnson at Brea. Whittler lightweights yesterday beat the local lightweights 10 to 16 at Whittler. A week from Friday the Tustin varsity will play the local varsity here and a week from Thursday the lightweight teams of two towns will clash at Tustin. PLAYS HOLE IN ONE BY ELECTRIC LIGHT BRIARCLiff, N.Y., Oct. 29. The one topic of conversation today about Briarcliffe Lodge was over the way in which Gene Sarazen, formerly national open golf champion, played a hole in one under artificial light at night. Nearly 10,000 persons saw the first night foursome to be played. A 4,000,000 candlepower searchlight illuminated the course. Sarazen drove over the first hole of the Lodge Grove, 246 yards to the green, where the ball took the cup. It's a par three hole. EX-PUGILIST SLAIN NEW YORK, Oct. 29. — "Crooked Neck" Jack O'Brien, formerly a featherweight pugilist, but more recently, police say, proprietor of a "speak easy," was found murdered in front of his home and place of business on West 20th-st here today. He had been shot four times. Police began a search for Mrs. O'Brien, who was not about the neighborhood. They were not able to ascertain if she had spent the night at home. ANAHEIM PLAYS AT GROVE THURSDAY Anaheim high school's next football game will be played Thursday instead of Friday against Garden Grove there. The game was set ahead to enable the boys to see the game featuring Walter Johnson at Brea. Whittler lightweights yesterday beat the local lightweights 10 to 16 at Whittler. A week from Friday the Tustin varsity will play the local varsity here and a week from Thursday the lightweight teams of two towns will clash at Tustin. PLAYS HOLE IN ONE BY ELECTRIC LIGHT BRIARCLiff, N.Y., Oct. 29. The one topic of conversation today about Briarcliffe Lodge was over the way in which Gene Sarazen, formerly national open golf champion, played a hole in one under artificial light at night. Nearly 10,000 persons saw the first night foursome to be played. A 4,000,000 candlepower searchlight illuminated the course. Sarazen drove over the first hole of the Lodge Grove, 246 yards to the green, where the ball took the cup. It's a par three hole. EX-PUGILIST SLAIN NEW YORK, Oct. 29. — "Crooked Neck" Jack O'Brien, formerly a featherweight pugilist, but more recently, police say, proprietor of a "speak easy," was found murdered in front of his home and place of business on West 20th-st here today. He had been shot four times. Police began a search for Mrs. O'Brien, who was not about the neighborhood. They were not able to ascertain if she had spent the night at home. ANAHEIM PLAYS AT GROVE THURSDAY Anaheim high school's next football game will be played Thursday instead of Friday against Garden Grove there. The game was set ahead to enable the boys to see the game featuring Walter Johnson at Brea. Whittler lightweights yesterday beat the local lightweights 10 to 16 at Whittler. A week from Friday the Tustin varsity will play the local varsity here and a week from Thursday the lightweight teams of two towns will clash at Tustin. PLAYS HOLE IN ONE BY ELECTRIC LIGHT BRIARCLiff, N.Y., Oct. 29. The one topic of conversation today about Briarcliffe Lodge was over the way in which Gene Sarazen, formerly national open golf champion, played a hole in one under artificial light at night. Nearly 10,000 persons saw the first night foursome to be played. A 4,000,000 candlepower searchlight illuminated the course. Sarazen drove over the first hole of the Lodge Grove, 246 yards to the green, where the ball took the cup. It's a par three hole. EX-PUGILIST SLAIN NEW YORK, Oct. 29. — "Crooked Neck" Jack O'Brien, formerly a featherweight pugilist, but more recently, police say, proprietor of a "speak easy," was found murdered in front of his home and place of business on West 20th-st here today. He had been shot four times. Police began a search for Mrs. O'Brien, who was not about the neighborhood. They were not able to ascertain if she had spent the night at home. ANAHEIM PLAYS AT GROVE THURSDAY Anaheim high school's next football game will be played Thursday instead of Friday against Garden Grove there. The game was set ahead to enable the boys to see the game featuring Walter Johnson at Brea. Whittler lightweights yesterday beat the local lightweights 10 to 16 at Whittler. A week from Friday the Tustin varsity will play the local varsity here and a week from Thursday the lightweight teams of two towns will clash at Tustin. PLAYS HOLE IN ONE BY ELECTRIC LIGHT BRIARCLiff, N.Y., Oct. 29. The one topic of conversation today about Briarcliffe Lodge was over the way in which Gene Sarazen, formerly national open golf champion, played a hole in one under artificial light at night. Nearly 10,000 persons saw the first night foursome to be played. A 4,000,000 candlepower searchlight illuminated the course. Sarazen drove over the first hole of the Lodge Grove, 246 yards to the green, where the ball took the cup. It's a par three hole. EX-PUGILIST SLAIN NEW YORK, Oct. 29. — "Crooked Neck" Jack O'Brien, formerly a featherweight pugilist, but more recently, police say, proprietor of a "speak easy," was found murdered in front of his home and place of business on West 20th-st here today. He had been shot four times. Police began a search for Mrs. O'Brien, who was not about the neighborhood. They were not able to ascertain if she had spent the night at home. ANAHEIM PLAYS AT GROVE THURSDAY Anaheim high school's next football game will be played Thursday instead of Friday against Garden Grove there. The game was set ahead to enable the boys to see the game featuring Walter Johnson at Brea. Whittler lightweights yesterday beat the local lightweights 10 to 16 at Whittler. A week from Friday the Tustin varsity will play the local varsity here and a week from Thursday the lightweight teams of two towns will clash at Tustin. PLAYS HOLE IN ONE BY ELECTRIC LIGHT BRIARCLiff, N.Y., Oct. 29. The one topic of conversation today about Briarcliffe Lodge was over the way in which Gene Sarazen, formerly national open golf champion, played a hole in one under artificial light at night. Nearly 10,000 persons saw the first night foursome to be played. A 4,000,000 candlepower searchlight illuminated the course. Sarazen drove over the first hole of the Lodge Grove, 246 yards to the green, where the ball took the cup. It's a par three hole. EX-PUGILIST SLAIN NEW YORK, Oct. 29. — "Crooked Neck" Jack O'Brien, formerly a featherweight pugilist, but more recently, police say, proprietor of a "speak easy," was found murdered in front of his home and place of business on West 20th-st here today. He had been shot four times. Police began a search for Mrs. O'Brien, who was not about the neighborhood. They were not able to ascertain if she had spent the night at home. ANAHEIM PLAYS AT GROVE THURSDAY Anaheim high school's next football game will be played Thursday instead of Friday against Garden Grove there. The game was set ahead to enable the boys to see the game featuring Walter Johnson at Brea. Whittler lightweights yesterday beat the local lightweights 10 to 16 at Whittler. A week from Friday the Tustin varsity will play the local varsity here and a week from Thursday the lightweight teams of two towns will clash at Tustin. PLAYS HOLE IN ONE BY ELECTRIC LIGHT BRIARCLiff, N.Y., Oct. 29. The one topic of conversation today about Briarcliffe Lodge was over the way in which Gene Sarazen, formerly national open golf champion, played a hole in one under artificial light at night. Nearly 10,000 persons saw the first night foursome to be played. A 4,000,000 candlepower searchlight illuminated the course. Sarazen drove over the first hole of the Lodge Grove, 246 yards to the green, where the ball took the cup. It's a par three hole. EX-PUGILIST SLAIN NEW YORK, Oct. 29. — "Crooked Neck" Jack O'Brien, formerly a featherweight pugilist, but more recently, police say, proprietor of a "speak easy," was found murdered in front of his home and place of business on West 20th-st here today. He had been shot four times. Police began a search for Mrs. O'Brien, who was not about the neighborhood. They were not able to ascertain if she had spent the night at home. ANAHEIM PLAYS AT GROVE THURSDAY Anaheim high school's next football game will be played Thursday instead of Friday against Garden Grove there. The game was set ahead to enable the boys to see the game featuring Walter Johnson at Brea. Whittler lightweights yesterday beat the local lightweights 10 to 16 at Whittler. A week from Friday the Tustin varsity will play the local varsity here and a week from Thursday the lightweight teams of two towns will clash at Tustin. PLAYS HOLE IN ONE BY ELECTRIC LIGHT BRIARCLiff, N.Y., Oct. 29. The one topic of conversation today about Briarcliffe Lodge was over the way in which Gene Sarazen, formerly national open golf champion, played a hole in one under artificial light at night. Nearly 10,000 persons saw the first night foursome to be played. A 4,000,000 candlepower searchlight illuminated the course. Sarazen drove over the first hole of the Lodge Grove, 246 yards to the green, where the ball took the cup. It's a par three hole. EX-PUGILIST SLAIN NEW YORK, Oct. 29. — "Crooked Neck" Jack O'Brien, formerly a featherweight pugilist, but more recently, police say, proprietor of a "speak easy," was found murdered in front of his home and place of business on West 20th-st here today. He had been shot four times. Police began a search for Mrs. O'Brien, who was not about the neighborhood. They were not able to ascertain if she had spent the night at home. ANAHEIM PLAYS AT GROVE THURSDAY Anaheim high school's next football game will be played Thursday instead of Friday against Garden Grove there. The game was set ahead to enable the boys to see the game featuring Walter Johnson at Brea. Whittler lightweights yesterday beat the local lightweights 10 to 16 at Whittler. A week from Friday the Tustin varsity will play the local varsity here and a week from Thursday the lightweight teams of two towns will clash at Tustin. PLAYS HOLE IN ONE BY ELECTRIC LIGHT BRIARCLiff, N.Y., Oct. 29. The one topic of conversation today about Briarcliffe Lodge was over the way in which Gene Sarazen, formerly national open golf champion, played a hole in one under artificial light at night. Nearly 10,000 persons saw the first night foursome to be played. A 4,000,000 candlepower searchlight illuminated the course. Sarazen drove over the first hole of the Lodge Grove, 246 yards to the green, where the ball took the cup. It's a par three hole. EX-PUGILIST SLAIN NEW YORK, Oct. 29. — "Crooked Neck" Jack O'Brien, formerly a featherweight pugilist, but more recently, police say，propietor of a "speak easy," was found murdered in front of his home and place of business on West 20th-st here today. He had been shot four times. Police began a search for Mrs. O'Brien, who was not about the neighborhood. They were not able to ascertain if she had spent the night at home. ANAHEIM PLAYS AT GROVE THURSDAY Anaheim high school's next football game will be played Thursday instead of Friday against Garden Grove there. The game was set ahead to enable the boys to see the game featuring Walter Johnson at Brea. Whittler lightweights yesterday beat the local lightweights 10 to 16 at Whittler. A week from Friday the Tustin varsity will play the local varsity here and a week from Thursdaythe lightweight teams of two towns will clash at Tustin. PLAYS HOLE IN ONE BY ELECTRIC LIGHT BRIARCLiff, N.Y., Oct. 29. The one topic of conversation today about Briarcliffe Lodge was overthe way in which Gene Sarazen，formerly national open golf champion，played a hole in one under artificial light at night. 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He had been shot four times. Police began a search for Mrs. O'Brien, who was not about the neighborhood. They were not able to ascertain if she had spent the night at home. LAST NIGHT'S FIGHTS NEW YORK—Vic Hirsch, Detroit, substituting for Sailor Freedman, Philadelphia, held Paul Doyle, New York, welterweight, to a draw in 10 rounds. AT DENVER—Joe Black, Denver, was awarded decision over Sid Socklind, Lincoln, four rounds. LOS ANGELES—Jimmy McLarnin of Oakland defeated Pidel La Barba of Los Angeles, former national amateur flyweight champion. Lieuts. Smith and Arnold of the world filers will each be presented with an automobile by the city of Chicago, for which city their flag plane was named. HOLD TWO CHINESE NEW YORK, Oct. 29. — Two Chinese were under arrest today and two tear gas bombs and a sawed-off repeating rifle was seized as a result of a police raid on Chinstown, where the Hip Sing and On Leong tongs are at war. Dr. Carlton Simon, special deputy police commissioner, who has unsuccessfully tried to effect peace, said he was fearful that the tongs were planning to modernize their feud on a large scale with tear bombs. The bombs, police said, were found in the possession of Ling Wong Chue. Another Hip Sing, John Sing 65, was arrested and a repeating rifle and a box of ammunition in his laundry confiscated. Old illini men recalled one person designed to help Pogue in carrying the ball. This was a strait pass from center. Pogue took a ball some six yards behind sorrow image. To give him a quicker bite to the right or left as play was to go. Pogue started firing the ball reached him. There are many men of the range and Blue who will give an argument though on the relative worth of Pogue, and some the later stars such as Walquay and Sternman, products of Zuppke regime. Back in the midst distant days was Carl Lundgren Art Hall, Matthews and others. Grange must be great to owe shadow these men who have ten many chapters of glorious football history before him. Ready for Rainy Every good pair of shoes can one job of repairing. That means that if your work they will be in good conditioning weather. JOE LAUTEN 187 W. Center St. ADDITIONAL STARS TO PLAY FRIDAY Famous names, familiar to all powers of baseball, are being led daily to the lineup for the benefit ball game to be played at the Brea brow next Friday. A list already includes such players as Walter Johnson, Babie Bush, the Meusel boys, Ernie Nelson, Donnie Bush, Earl Kidda, Eddie Braner, Archie Wirkas, Perry Callahan, Herb Everson, Jo Huarte, Rube Ellis, in Crawford, Ken Williams, Jamie Austin, Harvey McClellan, Nate Pendleton, Tuffy Tyrell, Harry Hughes. Tullie an enormous crowd is exited, the committee in charge of engagements anticipates no difficulties in handling the crush. The all amphitheatre at Brea will all orange-co., according to minnont Elks who have viewed grounds, and sales of tickets far are said to indicate that reserved section will soon be freely sold out. Plans for an elaborate reception to the famous players, both Brea and Anaheim, are nearing completion. The Meusel boys are members of Elks' Lodge No. 1346, Anaheim, and Walter Johnson's home was Olinda, in the Orange-co. oil fields, while one of the other players have final friends here. GIRLS BASKETBALL SCHEDULE OPENS The Girls' Basketball League open tomorrow with three team games: Anaheim at Inn, Garden Grove at Fullerton, and Orange at Huntington. Liss Irene Jacques, girls' coach, sure that both the first team the skeeters will win their ties against Tustin. Only Anaheim, Fullerton, Orange and Santa have skeeter teams this year. remainder of the schedule for season, two games being play- NEW YORK WANTS TO GLIMPSE FUENTE LOS ANGELES, Oct. 29.—Tony Fuente, sensational So., Calif., heavyweight, was today invited to box in New York City, according to his manager Fred Whisor. Fuente should he accept the eastern invitation, will meet either Jack Renait, Luis Firpo or George Godfrey. BEARS KICK AT PLAYING OF COLE BERKELEY, Oct. 29—U. of C. has protested to the U.S.C. against allowing Bill Cole, varsity tackle of the Trojans to play in the game between Cal. and U.S.C., in Berkeley next Saturday, on the ground that Cole has concocted football at Santa Ana High school. The protest was sent recently by Dean Joel Hildebrand of the U. of C. to Wm. R. LaPorte, director of physical education at U.S.C., it became known today. "We have information in our possession showing beyond doubt that Cole has been engaged as a coach at Santa Ana High school," Dean Hildebrand said today. "We have received an answer from Mr. LaPorte to our protest but no definite action has yet been taken by the U.S.C. authorities. However, we are certain that when we present our facts to U.S.C., they will comply with our request and rule Cole out of their lineup. "Stanford University is also in possession of the same facts and I understand that they too will file a similar protest." Coach Elmer Henderson of the Trojans said he was confident when University of California authorities had fully investigated charges against Cole, they would consent to his playing in Saturday's game. "We have sworn statements from five Santa Ana H. S., authorities that Cole received no pay for STOCK MARKET OFF GENERALLY NEW YORK, Oct. 29.—Stock prices were generally inclined to lower price levels in a dull and featureless market today. Selling pressure was directed against the industrial and specialty stocks and in the absence of buying power, prices showed slight losses from yesterday's closing level; but the movement was by no means uniform, since a number of prominent stocks like American Tobacco, Mallinson Silk, Montgomery Ward, etc., were strong enough to move against the general trend of the market and to record new high prices for the current movement. The industrial market leaders exhibited the same signs of nervousness which were in evidence on Monday and Tuesday and which, according to economic and business experts, is also appagent in industry and business. The Iron Age said today that the election continues to influence the steel market, holding back some orders which might otherwise be placed this week. This is, of course, regardless of the result of the balloting on Tuesday. The underlying strength of the stock market was seen in the easy absorption of U. S. Steel. American Can and others of the high priced industrials which were thrown on the market in the first hour and in the prompt rally in price which followed the cleaning away of the accumulation of selling orders. Efforts of the bear party to cause a general unsettlement of prices were unsuccessful and in the third and fourth hours the market approached the condition of a stalemate with neither side able to make much of an impression on prices. The quick rise of American Tobacco to 160½ up five points from the previous close, was due to the action of the directors in placing the stock on a 16 per cent dividend basis preparatory to splitting up the stock on a 2 for 1 basis. WALTER JOHNSON WILL HEAD HALLOWEEN Continued from Page division B and will meet peaks-st. Numbers 52 to 91 at division C and will meet peaks-st. Numbers 92 to 100 at division D., and will Santa Fe-st. Numbers 101 to 111 at division E., and will South Olive-st. Numbers 110 to 121 at division F., and will North Olive-st. At vehicles without fail in behind division I Olive-st. Line of March: Division A from K heads the parade march on Center-st., Division B in behind Division A, Division C, then Division E, then Division F. The marchers will mark off Center-st., passing stand at Los Angeles and Sts., in front of the National Bank; then went trest-st to Helena; north-east trest-st to North Los Angeles; east-north trest-st to North Los Angeles; on Los Angeles to B There all vehicles, except carrying music will dis East Broadway. The band and musicians will proceed on Broadway to South north on Lemon-st; to North east on Center-st.; decorated block. Rules governing the parade 7:30 p.m. 2. Be in your division p.m. 3. Marchers two abreast feet apart each way. 4. Vehicles twenty four miles except carrying musicians, dist East Broadway. 6. Marchers and continue on W. Broadway Lemon, north on Lemon GIRLS’ BASKETBALL LEAGUE open tomorrow with three team games; Anaheim at Inn Garden Grove at Fullerand Orange at Huntington sh. Irene Jacques, girls’ coach, sure that both the first team the sketcher will win their ties against Tustin. Only Analila Fullerton, Orange and Santa have skeeter teams this year. mainder of the schedule for season, two games being playone by each team, where the using schools have two teams: 6—Anaheim at Santa Ana. 7—Anaheim at Santa Ana. 8—Anaheim at Fullerton and Huntingbeach at Tustin Nov. 13—Orat Garden Grove, Huntington h at Santa Ana and Tustin at Benton, Anaheim drawing a Nov. 20—Huntington Beach anaheim, Tustin at Garden nee and Fullerton at Santa Ana; 25—Tustin at Orange, Fulln at Anaheim and Santa Ana garden Grove; Dec. 4—Fulln at Huntington Beach, Santa at Orange and Garden Grove anaheim; Dec. 11—Anaheim at age, Santa Ana at Fullerton Garden Grove at Huntington h. lineup for tomorrow’s games actively arranged by Miss ness is: First team—Florence ers, jumping center; Ted ash and Captain Grace Holdal; forwards, Lydia Moore and Rey Heyne; and guards, Esther and Madeline Tousson; Skeeted by Irma Young, coach) marine Mene and Mary Jane SPORTS DONE BROWN BY NORMAN E. BROWN wonderful work of “Red” ce as a member of the Illinois all team in recent seasons used many followers of the to class him as the greatest ever to represent that incon. such assertions are merely for debate, of course. But seems to be but one man minnis history who must be carefully with Orange bechach a statement is nosedept. man is Harold Pogue. 14 years ago Pogue, a halfstamped himself as one of greatest men in grid history, good out as the greatest open runner in the west, if not game at the time. The game had not come into then so that the open field was the team’s main asset, ally against a heavy line. a not only “worked” a en field with uncanny skill which hit the line on occasion such force that he usually his tacklers a yard or two. Illini men recalled one play need to help Pogue in carryball. This was a straight With many games ahead of him he has a wonderful chance to place his name high enough to eliminate any need for discussion. Have you ever played the favorites in a day’s racing across the board only to see or read of the long shot boys copping? Course you have. If you follow the ponies. Then you swore off the sure choices and started playing the wild ones, only to have the depe run true to form. This being the case with about every railbird in the game some facts collected regarding the outcome of the thoroughbred meets on the New York tracks the past season are interesting. The results of 890 races were tabulated. These results showed that in 358 of the race favorites won. In other words 40 per cent of the time the dope was good. Second choices came through in 210 events—a percentage of 23. Odds-on horses won 121 events. Also, 82 odds on horses lost. Now, figuring a flat bet of $5 on each favorite on every one of the races the man who stuck abso- Efforts of the bear party to cause a general unsettlement of prices were unsuccessful and in the third and fourth hours the market approached the condition of a stalemate with neither side able to make much of an impression on prices. The quick rise of American Tobacco to 166% up five points from the previous close, was due to the action of the directors in placing the stock on a 14 per cent dividend basis preparatory to splitting up the stock on a 2 for 1 ratio next month. Mallinson’s Silk advance to a new high on the move at 27 reflected not only the recent improvement in the financial position of the company but also the current decline in the market for raw silk of which Mallinson is a heavy buyer. Better records were made today by the motor stocks, while oils and copper were reactionary under profit taking. Oils also showed the effect of the renewal of the gasoline price war in the west. Stocks of the Mercantile companies like Montgomery Ward, Sears Roebuck and Associated Drygoods, were in good demand and sold higher. Rails were neglected and so were the Equipment. Public Utilities, Shipping and Independent Steel shares Sugars were irregular with American Sugar and the Cuban Sugar at lower prices. Call money ruled at 2½ per cent. Stock sales today 591,000 shares; bonds $10,622,000. COTTON OPENS IRREGULAR NEW YORK, Oct. 29. — Cotton prices irregular at the opening of trading today with first prices four to 14 points lower. Dec opened at 23.26, down 14; Jan. at 23.40, down 13; March 23.79, down four and May 24.00, down four points. The market was steady at the close today, with final prices one to five points higher. Spot cotton unchanged, middling uplands 24.20. FOREIGN EXCHANGE NEW YORK, Oct. 29. — Great Britain demand 4.50%; cables 4.50%; France demand 4.25%; cables 4.24%; Belgium demand 4.80%; cables 4.81; Switzerland demand 19.22; cables 19.24. Italy demand 4.32; cables 4.33%. Sweden demand 26.58; cables 26.62; Norway demand 14.26; cables 14.30; Denmark demand 17.20; cables 17.24. German marks 23.80; Greek drachmas demand and cables 1.74. NEW YORK METALS NEW YORK, Oct. 29. — Copper firm; all positions offered at 13%; lead firm; spot Oct. 8% bid; zinc staedy; spot Oct. 6.45 bid; Nov. 0.471½ bid; Dec. 6.50 bid; antimony 11%. Only 20 pairs of shoes can stand at least repairing. Uses that if your work is done now in good condition for the comlor. LAUTENBACH Anaheim, Calif. WALTER JOHNSON WILL HEAD HALLOWEEN PARADE Continued from Page One) division B and will meet on Topeka-st. Numbers 52 to 93 constitute division C and will meet on Melrose-st. Numbers 92 to 100 constitute division D., and will meet on Santa Fe-st. Numbers 101 to 110 constitute division E., and will meet on South Olive-st. Numbers 110 to 121 constitute division F., and will meet on North Olive-st. All vehicles without numbers fail in behind division F on No. Olive-st. Line of March: Division A from Kroeger-st. heads the parade, marching west on Center-st., Division B will fall in behind Division A, then Division C, then Division D, then Division E, then Division F. The marchers will move west at Center-st., passing the judges stand at Los Angeles and Center-st., in front of the First National Bank; then wear on Centre-st. to Helena; north on Helena to Chartress, east on Chartress to North Los Angeles, south on Los Angeles to Broadway. There all vehicles, except those carrying music will disband on East Broadway. The marchers and musicians will proceed west on Broadway to South Lenson, north on Lemon-sh. to Center-st. and east on Center-st. to the decorated block. Rules governing the parade: 1. Parade starts promptly at 7:30 p.m. 2. Be in your division by 7:00 p.m. 3. Marchers two abreast, ten feet apart each way. 4. Vehicles twenty feet apart 5. Vehicles, except those carrying musicians, disband on East Broadway. 6. Marchers and musicians continue on W. Broadway to So. Lemon, north on Lemon to Cent- OHIO HAS VERY LIGHT BACKFIELD (This is the fifth of a series of football articles by Davila J. Walsh, who is making a tour of the leading collegiate camps, east and west.) COLUMBUS, Oct. 29. — Dr. John Wilice, a scholarly soul and just a bit amusee, had been telling the writer in his precise way just what men had made a good team at Ohio State in 1924 out of a bad team in 1923. Subsequently, for purposes of accuracy, I asked: "Just who were these men you esteem?" "I esteem them all," said he and glanced out over the gridiron where two of his four varsity teams were engaged in legalized mayhem. "Why you big palooka——" The doctor was speaking. His tone was that of a man who inadvertently swallowed banana oil in place of mayonnaise and a depressing silence fell upon all. "I've been telling you for a week where to stand on that shift." The doctor clutched the big palooka by the loose of his jersey and urgently but not infirmly showed him where to stand. "Yes, I have a pretty good team," he continued reflectively. "It looks like our best since 1924, when we were bent out of the conference championship in the last minute of the season. Oh, awful! Let me at him——" They let the doctor at him. The latter was seemingly a very immobile young man who had just ter,thence to decoated block. 7. Marchers wear numbers in front on left shoulder. 8. All marchers on foot assemble on Kroeger and Topeka streets. 9. Vehicles place number on left side of car in plain view. CALL OFF SERIES SEATTLE, Oct. 29. — The "Junior world's series" between the Seattle and St. Paul baseball clubs was called off this afternoon on account of continued rains which seem likely to keep the field soaked until Friday at least. WALKER PAVORITE NEWARK, N.J., Oct. 29. — Mickey Walker, world's welterweight champion, was a hot favorite to defeat Jack Malone, St. Paul middleweight, in their 13-round bout here tonight. Plain Dealer Classified Ads produce results. Try this medium plunged through the center of the line for 10 yards. "Didn't I tell you not to run that way? You were all bent up like a safety pin. When you hit the line, hit it this way." Dr. Wilce abruptly charged the hapless individual, head up and brushed him right out of his (the doctor's) path. He dusted his hands and came back. As the doctor was saying, he estoems all of the men. They have made a good second in conference football, to date beating Purdue and getting ties with Chicago and Iowa. They still have games to play with Indiana, Michigan and Illinois. "If there's any skull cracking to be done we'll get it then." This was Wilce's sucessor war at sitting up the situation ahead. He is pretty well satisfied with his line, which averages about 120 pounds, but the backfield is extremely light, and none too adept, at that. Karow, he regards as his best back, but the young man torse a careless cartilage in his knee and won't be ready until the Michigan game. Captain Young at center also is cut with a broken rib but Watts, the 145-pound wildcat, is just as good as ever. In Cunningham, he has one of the heaviest ends in captivity. He weighs 196 pounds and is reasonably agile for a man of his embonpoint. Month-End Specials On SALE THURSDAY & FRIDAY A.M. Store Closes at Noon Friday 40 to 54-in. Wool Dress Goods VALUES TO $5.50 Included are several hundred yards of Wool Fabrics in plain colors and novelty weaves. 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