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UNITED Theater, 300 E. Center TO-NIGHT AND W'EDNEDAY MADGE BELLAMY IN THE MOST STARTLING DRAMA OF THE SEASON His Forgotten Wife A PICTURE PACKED WITH ALL KINDS OF ACTION! SUSPENSE! ROMANCE! BILLY SULLIVAN in "BIG BOY BLUE" PRICES: 10c, 20c, 30c CURRENT NEWS Armistice Day Mournful Occasion For Al Pape How would you like, this bright and beautiful day, to be handed a milk bill for $140? That's the belated news that comes to Al Pape, former beer truck driver and one of the "liberal" candidates for city council who was snowed under so terrifically last spring. Incidentally, Pape is quoted as claiming he is to be the next chief of police should the recall carry, on the strength of his ac- Creamery Co., A. Falcinella, who is a partner in the concern. Falcinella quoted Pape, whose job is to guard from night thefts local business houses, including the creamery, as declaring that he received the milk by arrangement with a former partner of the creamery in exchange for work in watching the plant. The creamery manager doesn't understand exactly how this is, CLAIM DEMPSEY PLANS TO RE By DAVID J. WALSEN NEW YORK, Nov. 11. sources close to the genius himself, comes the intimatist Jack Dempsey is seriously ering a permanent retreating a permanent retreating a permanent retreasing a permanent retreasing a permanent retreasing a permanent retreasing a permanent retreasing a permanent retreasing a permanent retreasing a permanent retreasing a permanent retreasing a permanent retreasing a permanent retreasing a permanent retreasing a permanent retreasing a permanent retreasing a permanent retreasing a permanent retreasing a permanent retreasing a permanent retreasing a permanent retreasing a permanent retreasing a permanent retreasing a permanent retreasing a permanent retreasing a permanent retreasing a permanent retreasing a permanent retreasing a permanent retreasing a permanent retreasing a permanent retreasing a permanent retreasing a permanent retreasing a permanent retreasing a permanent retreasing a permanent retreasing a permanent retreasing a permanent retreininga 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That's the belated news that comes to Al Pape, former beer truck driver and one of the "liberal" candidates for city council who was snowed under so terrifically last spring. Incidentally, Pape is quoted as claiming he is to be the next chief of police should the recall carry, on the strength of his activity on behalf of the U.S.A. club. He is credited with claiming to have obtained 200 signatures. Report of the bill, presented last night, was confirmed today by the manager of the Anaheim "FORGOTTEN WIFE" AT UNITED THEATRE "His Forgotten Wife," the offering at the United theatre Tuesday and Wednesday, offers one of the biggest entertainment values the screen has ever offered. In addition to mere entertainment—the sort that will transport tired business folks away from care in spite of themselves—it contains pathos, as well as laughter and heart throbs and thrills, amusing and fast-moving adventure. And it has all the virility and novelty one has come to expect in the present day photoplay. Imagine this for novelty of plot and situation! A war hero who has lost his memory obtains, with wife, a position as servant in the house of which he used to be master! Fancy the complications between the wife he has just taken and the mistress of the house-Lold, after he has been recognized and yet denies his identity! That's merely one of the kicks in this picture. In a thrilling, suspenseful and complex plot of this sort, we have learned to expect a lack of realism, of characterization, and human touchs, which are often sacrificed for the sake of thrills and twists. It's usually the old story that we can't have everything. But if any photoplay ever combined all these elements, "His Forgotten Wife" is the one. It is essentially human, essentially heart-touching and essentially real. A powerful cast, headed by such artists as Made Bellamy, Warner Baxter, Maude Wayne, Hazel Keener and Tom Gulse, interpret the roles of Mr. Lambert's story. These, and even the minor players, were carefully selected to fit the rules of the screen play, and each is the ideal person for his or her part. As the added attraction on this splendid program will be seen Billy Sullivan in another one of those Leather Pascal stories, "Big Boy Blue" and an interesting news reel completes the splendid bill. Creamery Co., A. Falcinella, who is a partner in the concern. Falcinella quoted Pape, whose job is to guard from night thefts local business houses, including the cremery, as declaring that he received the milk by arrangement with a former partner of the cremery in exchange for work in watching the plant. The cremery manager doesn't understand exactly how this is because Pape was paid for his work in cash, and had been for a year past. And the milk was of considerably greater value than said cash. The partner with whom Pape alleges he made the arrangement left here some two months ago and is now in Arizona. Falcinella is communicating with him to confirm Pape's allegation. The milk was put out at night by one of the cremery employees on instructions, the employee said from this former partner. The milk actually cost more than Pape was charged for it. Falcinella avers. THREE GRID GAMES LOS ANGELES, Nov. 11.—Six teams of So. Calif. Football Conference met today. Occidental and California Tech played in Pasadena, U.S.C., met the U. of Redlands in Redlands and Pomona and Whittier colleges clashed at Whittier. W.O.W.CARD PARTY Woodmen of the World will give a card party tomorrow evening in Odd Fellows hall. Everyone is welcome. The committee is composed of the Messrs Bovee, Kern and Chetlett. Prizes will be presented for high score. HIBLE STUDY CLASS The Bible Study class will meet tomorrow as usual in the Presbyterian church at 2 p.m. Mrs. Jane Wilson, of Long Beach, is leader. Everyone is cordially welcome. NO RECIPE Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am a young man and deeply in love with a girl. I have told her of my love for her and she in turn has told me that she loves me equally well. I am inclined to question her truthfulness because of her actions. How am I to find out if she really does care for me? DIMPLES. You will have to observe the girls action to determine whether she really loves you. If she cares for you to the exclusion of other young men, she is probably telling the truth, but if she shows an interest in others you have reason to doubt her. That Dempsey has superseded money to carry him over a clining years is a popular doom know is that the champion looked ahead far enough to a $200,000 trust fund, the cipal of which he cannot to the worst comes to the however, he could live quite fortably off the interest, is hardly likely that this necessary. BULLS CONTROL STOCK MARK NEW YORK, Nov. 11.—partments of the stock market participated today in another orous forward price move which the volume of trade fully equal to that of any recent sensational sessions terrest in the railroad stock pealed to be waning, power interests took the high prudent stocks in hand and them forward to new high At the same time the act the market broadened to larger range of copper specialty stocks, some of which have been conspicuous in recent weeks. With sharp advances points each American Car General Electric were in the high priced group, both stocks respond reports that the directors are templating a splitup of the mon shares by the stock dill It is problematic to what the trappings of the shorts stocks and also in Baldwin S. Steel was responsible for violent rise in their prices but recent heavy borrowing that the short interest heavy. Other stocks, which said to have benefitted by the dition were American American Sugar and O Pipe. Railroad stocks in both train and low priced groups are their forward movement Southern Pacific sold up to high at 102% for a gain on points, as rumors circulated financial district that the tors would increase due from six to seven per cent Louis and San Franefco led the speculative group 2½ point rise to a new 46%, but demand was wiltributed over a dozen on stocks with Rock Island Haven, Wabash and the stocks making the best prods. Frisco pfd was in gand mand and recorded a new 76. Oil stocks led the market early trading, but specular interests turned from them as from the copper stock ANAHEIM FRIDAY, NOV. 14 GRAND STAND CHAIR SEATS ON SALE AT HEYING'S PHARMACY THE SHOW THAT'S DIFFERENT AL.G.BARNES GREATEST 4 RING WILD ANIMAL CIRCUS AND ALL NEW SPECTACLE POCAHONTAS AT COURT OF QUEEN ANNE MASSIVE PORTRAVAL OF EVENTS IN THE LIFE OF THE ONLY AMERICAN PRINCESS PERFORMANCES-2 AND 8 P.M. MORE WILD ANIMAL PERFORMERS THAN ALL OTHER SHOW IBINED MEET STORY BOOK MOVIE ALL - ELF for her and she in turn has told me that she loves me equally well. I am inclined to question her truthfulness because of her actions. How am I to find out if she really does care for me? DIMPLES. You will have to observe the girls action to determine whether she really loves you. If she cares for you to the exclusion of other young men, she is probably telling the truth, but if she shows an interest in others you have reason to doubt her. ANAHEIM FRIDAY, NOV. 14 GRAND STAND CHAIR SEATS ON SALE AT HEYING'S PHARMACY THE SHOW THAT'S DIFFERENT AL.G.BARNES GREATEST 4 RING WILD ANIMAL CIRCUS AND ALL NEW SPECTACLE POCAHONTAS AT COURT OF QUEEN ANNE MASSIVE PORTRAVAL OF EVENTS IN THE LIFE OF THE ONLY AMERICAN PRINCESS PERFORMANCES-2 AND 8 P.M. MORE WILD ANIMAL PERFORMERS THAN ALL OTHER SHOW IBINED MEET STORY BOOK MOVIE ALL - ELF FOREIGN EXCHANGE NEW YORK, Nov. 11. Britain demand 4.61½; Canada 61½; France demand 5.27 bles 5.27%. Belgian demand cables 4.83½; Switzerland 19.24; cables 19.24%. Mand 4.32%; cables 4.33% en demand 26.80; cables Norway demand 14.81; cab 95. Denmark demand 17.65. Marks 23.80. COTTON OPENS STEAM NEW YORK, Nov. 11. The cotton market was steady at the time today with first prices points lower. BOARD OF TRADE CLUB CHICAGO, Nov. 11. Of trade was closed today servance of Armistice Day. Candle Salad—One each put a slice of pineapple: center, stick a half banana, spoonful of mayonnaise letting a little run down and crown with a red marshmellon. THE PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIF. BLAIM DEMPSEY PLANS TO RETIRE By DAVID J. WALSH NEW YORK, Nov. 11.—From sources close to the gentleman himself, comes the intimation that Jack Dempsey is seriously considering a permanent retirement from affairs of the fist, it being alleged that the champion has arrived at a stage of life where the business of altering another's facial aspect no longer intrigues him. His retirement, the say, will not be a public one; merely a tacit withdrawal while he continues to hold the title and reap the benefits, financial and otherwise, acquiring therefrom. In other words, Dempsey may have lost his interest in fighting, but that will not prevent him from continuing as one of the foremost collectors of rare and well done pins. Just how much truth there is in the report, I am not prepared to say, but it is said by my informant to have originated with Dempsey himself. He told friends in Philadelphia recently that he thought had made enough money out of fighting and would do no more unless he was forced into it. It was even intimated that Dempsey no longer regards himself as being the perfect physical specimen and that this fact not only laid open to the possibility of defeat by the first good man happening along, but added to the budgement of training. That Dempsey has sufficient money to carry him over his defining years is a popular belief, but what the public does not know is that the champion hasoked ahead far enough to create $200,000 trust fund, the principal of which he cannot touch. If the worst comes to the worst, however, he could live quite comfortably off the interest, altho it hardly likely that this will be necessary. FIRPO AND WEINERT READY FOR SCRAP NEW YORK, Nov. 11. — Luis Firpo and Charley Weinert will conclude training this afternoon for their 12-round bout at Newark tomorrow night. Interest in the bout has been rendered negligible by the fact that Firpo scored a two-round knockout over Weinert some months previous to meeting Dempsey. Tallest Flyweight NEW YORK, Nov. 11. — The tallest flyweight in captivity will be on exhibition at a local boxing club tonight. He is Al Brown, negro boxer, standing five feet nine inches but weighing only 112 pounds. He will meet Tommy Milton in a 12-round bout. Brown has won nine of his 12 bouts by knockouts. LAST NIGHT'S FIGHTS AT NEW YORK—Luis Vicentil of Chile knocked out Sammy Vogel of New York, ninth round. AT PITTSBURGH—Jack Zivile of Pittsburgh won on a foul from Nate Goldman of Philadelphia, third round. AT PHILADELPHIA — Tiger Flowers of Atlanta knocked out Jerry Hayes of Philadelphia, second round; Billy Ryan of Cincinnati outpointed Bobby Barrett of Philadelphia, 10 rounds. AT SALT LAKE—Teddy Garvin of Denver knocked out Virgil Sparks of Pocatello, Idaho, fourth. AT ST. PAUL—Jock Malone won on a foul from Morris Schlaifer in three rounds; Sammy Leonard knocked out Jack O'Toole in second. AT EVANSVILLE, Ind.—Eddie Welch of Indianapolis knocked out Bob Ramsey of Cincinnati in second round. NO DEMAND MADE FOR EXTRADITION SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 11. — No demand for extradition has been received from Vancouver, B.C., by Gerald Campbell, British Baseball MOGULS RETAIN HARMONY SEATTLE, Wn., Nov. 11 — Directors of the Pacific Coast Baseball League finished the first day of their annual session here yesterday afternoon in complete harmony. The nearest approach to discord arose over a proposal to transfer the Salt Lake franchise to Long Beach and move the Vernon Tigers to San Francisco, for continuous baseball. The move was defeated when Tom Turner of Portland placed himself on record by voting with the "big five". Turner's attitude in the political war was in doubt until the vote was taken. Strength was given the rumor today that Walter Johnson would probably purchase the Oakland franchise when Pres J. Cal Ewing explained his opposition to the resolution with the statement that negotiations were under way with Johnson and his associates and that he did not want any action taken at this time that would change the status of the League. It is understood a matter of $25,000 is holding up the deal, but that the difference in purchase price will be adjusted in the near future. Unofficially it was stated Ewing's price for the Oakland club is $350,000. The dates of the first four weeks of the 1925 schedule were announced at the afternoon session, with Seattle awarded the place of honor. The Indians open the season at San Francisco; Oaklind goes to Sacramento; Vernon opens at Salt Lake, and Portland at Los Angeles. The season will open the first Tuesday in April, and will be of the same length as the last schedule, with the probability of Seattle and Portland finishing in California owing to the unsettled weather conditions in the north late in October. The meeting was resumed at SIR H. Kingsley W authority, says that vance of science will ordinary span of years within the next ENTHUSIASM LLOYD'S Another capacity cthe California last Harold Lloyd in his chaser, "Hot Water" Remember that will only be here for Wednesday, so better plans accordingly, so range to see it. What everyone wished the California Theatre was, when is this great BULLS CONTROL STOCK MARKET NEW YORK, Nov. 11.—All departments of the stock market participated today in another vigorous forward price movement, in which the volume of trading was equally to that of any of the recent sensational sessions. As interest in the railroad stocks appealed to waning, powerful pool interests took the high price industrial stocks in hand and swept them forward to new high prices; the same time the activity of the market broadened to include a larger range of copper, oil and specialty stocks, some of which have been conspicuously inactive recent weeks. With sharp advances of five cents each, American Can and general Electric were the leaders in the high priced industrial group, both stocks responding toports that the directors are compiling a splitup of the common shares by the stock dividend. It is problematic to what extent the trapping of the shorts in these stocks and also in Baldwin and U. Steel was responsible for the silent rise in their prices today, at recent heavy borrowings show that the short interest is very easy. Other stocks, which are told to benefit from this condition were American Wooden, American Sugar and Cast iron tape. Railroad stocks in both the high and low priced groups resumed their forward movement today. Southern Pacific sold up to a new high at 102% for a gain of three cents, as rumors circulated in the financial district that the directors would increase the dividend from six to seven per cent. St. Louis and San Francisco common, the speculative group with a 5% point rise to a new high at 8%, but demand was well distributed over a dozen or more stocks with Rock Island, New Wabash, and the Katyocks making the best price records. Frisco pfd was in good deed and recorded a new high at 90%. Oil stocks led the market in the early trading, but speculative interests turned from them as well from the copper stocks when they became available. NO DEMAND MADE FOR EXTRADITION SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 11.—No demand for extradition has been received from Vancouver, B.C., by Gerald Campbell, British consul general here, in connection with the arrest of two men claimed by the police to be Ariel and Milo Eggers, brothers, wanted by the British Columbia authorities to answer charges of piracy on the high seas. According to the police the two brothers sunk one ship in Hope Bay near Pender Island, also the British Columbia coast, and captured another in the same vicinity Aug. 11. A third vessel, the police say, was seized by the brothers in March. 1923. The two men held in jail here deny they are the Eggers brothers. They claim they are Arthur Miller and Frank Larsen, and that this is a case of mistaken identity combined with a frame-up arranged by enemies. They add that they will fight any attempt to extradite them to British Columbia. The federal grand jury was to meet again this afternoon with indications that action would be taken in the case of the Quadra, Canadian sailor, seized off the Golden Gate by customs authorities as a rum runner. HI-Y CLUB BANQUET The 11th annual Anaheim Hi-Y "father and son" banquet was held last night in the "Y" building. The banquet was prepared by Presbyterian ladies and Hi-Y girls. Francis Bode, Hi-Y president, was toastmaster and the invitation was delivered by his father, Rev. A. G. H. Bode of the Episcopal church. Singing was led by "Major Ashleigh with "piano pounding" by Bo Thompson. The remainder of the program was as follows: "A Chip Off the Old Bock," ...Rev. T. H. Walker "Bringing Up Father," ...Evert Wells "A Father's Ten Commandments," ...Billy Grafton Address, "Father and Son" ...S. C. Hartgriff CHARGE BRIBERY MANILA, Nov. 11.—Open charges of bribery were made in the Filipino legislature today regarding a franchise sought by two rival radio companies. The legislature adjourned after a 24-hour session following its usual custom of postponing action on appropriation and other important bills and rushing them thru announced at the afternoon session, with Seattle awarded the place of honor. The Indians open the season at San Francisco; Oakland goes to Sacramento; Vernon opens at Salt Lake, and Portland at Los Angeles. The season will open the first Tuesday in April, and will be of the same length as the last schedule, with the probability of Seattle and Portland finishing in California owing to the unsettled weather conditions in the north late in October. The meeting was resumed at 11 o'clock this morning. EIGHT DEAD FROM DRINKING CIDER BEDFORD, Va., Nov. 11.—Eight men have died and from 15 to 20 others are so seriously ill that more deaths are feared as a result of drinking cider at the Elks National Home near here. All the dead and those ill are residents of the Home. All the physicians in Bedford were rushed to the home today and in addition a call for aid was sent to Lynchburg and several physicians at that city rushed here to try to save the liver of those made ill. The dead are: Chester Tucker, Lima, Ohio; Jos. A. Kinney, Marion, Ind.; Alvin Spaulding, Loveland Colo.; Thos. F. Madington, Long Island City; N.Y.; Geo. Slade, Saginaw, Mich.; C. S. Whitney, Omaha; Neb.; Frank O'Connor, Dallas; Texas; C. S. Allen, Portland, O. Nurses from hospitals at Lynchburg and Roanoke also were summoned. The cider which caused the deaths was procured by authorities of the Home from E.M.Richards, a Bedford merchant, who previously had bought it from the farmers of the county.The consignment came in kegs and demi-johns. An investigation by the authorities disclosed that one of the kegs had previously contained an arsenic liquid for spraying trees. Those made ill thru drinking the cider were those who drank from this keg. Other inmates of the Home, who used the cider that came in the demijohns,suffered no ill effects. AIN'T GONNA RAIN LOS ANGELES, Nov. 11.—Chances for additional rainfall this week in Los Angeles and vicinity were remote,weather bureau officials said today,altho,northern storm may extend this far south before Saturday. HELD FOR BIGAMY LOS ANGELES, Nov. 11.—Mrs Alfred Shuck was held here today Another capacity casedthe California last monthHarold Lloyd in his chaser,"Hot Water" Remember that will only be here for Wednesday,s better plans accordingly,sso range to see it. What everyone wethe California Theatre was,when is this greatgoing to have a hearmaking people laureatthat their sides achille"Girl Shy"was greatprevious Lloyd comefor"Hot Water"great"Girl Shy."Whenmaking epople哭with laughter,Lloydand shoulders abovecomedian in the fleecomedy. 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Oil stocks led the market in the early trading, but speculative interests turned from them as well from the copper stocks when the high priced industrial set the market boiling. Some of the oils responded to the report that buyers of crude were offering a premium for Tonkawa crude. Higher prices were recorded in Savage arms, Foundation Co., Industrial alcohol and other specialty stocks which have been prominent in recent weeks. The Chicago grain market was closed, but prices at Winnipeg were higher; cotton was strong in trade and speculative buying; oil exchange slightly reaccented; railroad and industrial trades strong; money in good supply, with time rates a little firm. FOREIGN EXCHANGE NEW YORK, Nov. 11.—Great Britain demand 4.61½%; cables 4.2%; France demand 5.27¼%; cables 5.27%. Belgian demand 4.83%. Switzerland demand 2.4%; cables 19.24%. Italy demand 4.32%; cables 4.33%. Sweden demand 26.80; cables 26.84. Norway demand 14.81; cables 14.76. Denmark demand 17.61; cases 17.65. Marks 23.80. COTTON OPENS STEADY NEW YORK, Nov. 11.—The cotton market was steady at the opening today with first prices 1 to 12 cents lower. BOARD OF TRADE CLOSES CHICAGO, Nov. 11.—The board trade was closed today in oblervation of Armistice Day. Candle Salad—One each plate, cut a slice of pineapple; in the center, stick a half banana; put a sooful of mayonnaise on top, titting a little run down the side and crown with a red maraschino berry. CHARGE BRIBERY MANILA, Nov. 11.—Open charges of bribery were made in the Filipino legislature today regarding a franchise sought by two rival radio companies. The legislature adjourned after a 24-hour session following its usual custom of postponing action on appropriation and other important bills and rushing them thru in a continuous session. PROBE MUTULATION MANILA, Nov. 11.—Provincial authorities were investigating today the mutilation of Pio Montenegro, a Filipino teacher in Tayahas provincial high school. Three men in policemen's garb cut off his ear, according to reports to the authorities, telling him he was being punished for "never teaching patriotism and continuously attacking the native leader, Manuel Quezon." KILLED BY AUTO LOS ANGELES, Nov. 11.—Struck by an auto while crossing a street here today, Joseph McNamara received injuries which caused his death. McNamara was a hospital employee. A hick complex is just a vague feeling that New York should be abolished. SPORTS DONE BROWN BY NORMAN K. BROWN We admired the work of Earl McNeely in the recent world's series with the admiration due a green youngster from the minors who suddenly steps into the spotlight of fame in baseball's blue ribbon event. But we have a still more wholesome respect for him since reading about the attitude he took when his home town folks of Sacramento, Calif., gave him a homecoming party. McNeely was called upon for a speech. This gave him a splendid chance to dish out a sermon on clean living as the only road to success or something like that. But Earl arose and said: "They say Dame Fortune smiles on some and frowns on others, but boys, she surely laughed out loud at me. When I went up to the plate in that twelfth inning I knew it was up to me to hit, so I said a little prayer, looked over a good ball, closed my eyes and hit it. I was ready to drop when I saw it landed safely and Muddy Ruel came over with the winning run." The pleasing frankness and modesty of that remark leads us to believe that underneath all was a never say die spirit that was only playing true to form for Earl when he "shut his eyes" and awung. SAYS SPAN OF LIFE WILL LENGTHEN TO 100 WITHIN CENTURY Sir H. Kingsley Wood, British authority, says that the rapid advance of science will increase the ordinary span of life to 100 years within the next century. ENTHUSIASM FOR LLOYD'S LATEST Another capacity crowd was at the California last night to see Harold Lloyd in his latest gloom chaser, "Hot Water." Remember that this comedy will only be here for today and Wednesday, so better make your plans accordingly, so you can arrange to see it. What everyone wondered at the California Theatre yesterday was, when is this great comedian CALIFORNIA 2 Days More The Scream of the Screen HAROLD LLOYD in Hot Water Why Elephants Leave Home TURNER CONCERT ORGANIST Playing "Kiss Me Again" Aesop Fable — Kinograms WEDNESDAY NORMA TALMADGE DANCE CONTEST THURSDAY Every lady attending show will receive a load of bread FREE. Harold Lloyd in "Hot Water" — at the California Another capacity crowd was at the California last night to see Harold Lloyd in his latest gloom chaser, "Hot Water." Remember that this comedy will only be here for today and Wednesday, so better make your plans accordingly, you can arrange to see it. What everyone wondered at the California Theatre yesterday was, when is this great comedian going to have a heart and stop making people laugh so hard that their sides ache. Just as "Girl Shy" was greater than any previous Lloyd comedy, so is "Hot Water" greater even that "Girl Shy." When it comes to making epople shriek and roar with laughter, Lloyd stands head and shoulders above any other comedian in the field of screen comedy. And once again Lloyd has lived up to his enviable reputation for originality. Not only is the story original, but the way in which he makes you laugh is also unusual and novel. This time he is seen as a confirmed bachelor who swears he will never fall for a pair of soft boiled eyes. But at this point Fate takes a hand in the proceedings and throws a monkey wrench into the smooth running machinery of his existence. The monkey wrench is an irresistably charming one, in the person of Jobyna Ralston, than whom there is no fairer in this land of beautiful women. The result is that noor Harold's dream of a life of single blessing fades into darkest oblivion. After a glorious honeymoon, he finds that there are many thorns along the primrose path of love. In this case they take the form of human beings in the persons of his in-laws. They are about as much help to a happy married life, as a broken leg is to a race horse. However, in the end, Harold, in desperation, takes the bull by the horns and rids his love nest of these impediments. "Why Elephants Leave Home" a two reel novelty animal picture, and Aesop Fable and Kinograms complete the program. George E Turner the concert organist who is pleasing the patrons of the California with his marvelous interpretation of the Lloyd picture, is playing Victor Herbert's "Kiss Me Again." Wednesday night is the second of the Norma Talmadge dance contests, and there are seven dancers who are going to compete for the prize. Thursday is Bread Day and every lady attending the California Theatre will receive a loaf of Bonnat's Better Bread. A Class Ad is best little salesman. Harold Lloyd in "Hot Water" — at the California BENU HINT Breakfast Halves of Cantaloupe Oatmeal with Cream and Sugar Proached Eggs on Toast Coffee Luncheon Cream of Tomato Soup Baked Potatoes Spinach Junket Tea Milk Dinner Dixie Pork Chops Mashed Potatoes Hearts of Lettuce Home Made Mayonnaise Peach Cake Tea Milk TODAY'S RECIPES Dixie Pork Chops—Brown the pork chops on each side in a deep iron frying pan. When brown cover with a layer of uncooked rice, then a layer of raw onions, then a layer of chopped green peppers and finally a layer of sliced tomatoes. Fill the pan with water and cover with a lid. Let simmer from one and one-half to two hours, adding any water that you think necessary. You will probably find that no other vegetable will be necessary than those served with the chops. 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