oc-plain-dealer 1924-12-02

UNITED THEATRE TONIGHT AND WEDNESDAY PRICES 10c, 20c, 30c BEHOLD THIS WOMAN With Irne Rich Chas. Post Harry Meyers Rosemary Theby Andres Handolf E. Phillips Oppenheim's Famous Story The Dramatic Story of a Hollywood Girl A ROMANCE OF MOVIE LAND AND THE GREAT WEST Larry Semon in "SPIES AND SPILLS" CURRENT NEWS Thursday is "PAY-DAY" LOOK, FOLKS! THURSDAY NIGHT WILL BE "PAY-DAY" Something New—Something Novel—$25.00 in Cash Given Away. Each Patron given a Pay Envelope. Come Early. ANALYZE BLOOD ON HANDKERCHIEF SAN BERNARDINO, Dec. 2— SPECIAL DANCE SCENE IN FILM Lovers of interpretative dancing are offered a rare treat in "Behold This Woman," which opens a two-day engagement at YANKS MAY GET URBAN SHOCKU HARTFORD, Cona., Dec. Until a late hour last night the prominent gentlemen of the profession sat with heads together in room just off the lobby of Hotel Bond, headquarters of annual meeting today of the National Ass'n of Professional Ball Clubs. They were Col. Jacob Ruiz and Edward G. Barrow, respectively president and business manager of the New York Yankees and Geo. Sisler and Bill Frieden, retainer of the St. Louis Browns. Perhaps their discussion, if was purely social. However was reported the name of U.S. Shocker, spitball pitcher, was mentioned somewhere in the general conversation. Some time ago Sisler let it known that Shocker had outlived his welcome in St. Louis. Yanks hastened to acknowledge the fact that the young man may be tolerated in New York. The original tip on the Shade deal was that the Yanks had clined to part company with W. Hoyt, but might do business with Bob Shawkey or Sam Jones if proved acceptable to St. Louis, names of Outfielders William the Browns and Meusel of Yanks also figured in the discussion which followed. Manager Miller Huggins of Yanks arrived in town after conference had expended its storie. Nothing doing with me at moment. I'm just saying "thou to the boys," quoth Miller. The International League expected to do quite a bit of business with the managers at conclave. Its recent acceptance of the modified draft has laid open for overtures from the timers and some few of its principal adjuncts may be disposed of. However, definite action, for most part, was postponed. ANALYZE BLOOD ON HANDKERCHIEF SAN BERNARDINO, Dec. 2.—Analysis of blood found in a handkerchief may solve the mystery death of William R. Fee, alfalfa banker, the authorities said today. A blood stained handkerchief discovered in a cabin close to the lodge of Miss Mary Watkins, the slain man's "perfect love" sweetheart, where Fee's body was found, was considered the one important clue in the mystery on which a solution hinged. If an analysis should prove that the handkerchief was stained with Fee's blood, samples of which were taken shortly after the body was found, it would show conclusively that he was murdered and the clue might lead to locating the slayer, the authorities said. Efforts of the officers to question Miss Mary Bell, stenographer, member of the weekend house party given in Miss Watkins' cabin the night Fee disappeared, failed to uncover new clues. The girl examined for more than an hour, revealed nothing to shed any light in the mystery. The strange disappearance of James Wynn, San Bernardino taxi cab driver and the finding of his bloodstained car could not be connected today with the Fee mystery. The investigating officer said there was nothing to show that Wynn had, as reported, carried principal witnesses in the investigation in his car recently. Mrs. Anna Sutton Fee, the banker's widow, declared her husband, she was certain, had been murdered. At the same time, it was intimated Mrs. Fee intended. If necessary, to launch a legal battle for the possession of love letters exchanged between her husband and Miss Watkins. The packet of letters is now in the possession of Sheriff Shay, who has refused to give them to the widow. CHAPLIN'S BRIDE ONLY 16 YEARS OLD LOS ANGELES, Dec. 2.—When Lita Grey, whose true name was Lillian Louise McMurray, married Charlie Chaplin in Empalme, Mexico, last week, she gained three years in age. Mrs. Chaplin, her relatives admitted here today, is only 16. The comedian is 35. She was born in Cahunga, in the Hollywood district, April 15, 1908, according to official birth records. SPECIAL DANCE SCENE IN FILM Lovers of interpretative dancing are offered a rare treat in "Behold This Woman," which opens a two-day engagement at the United theater tonight. In one of the spectacular sequences Ernest Belcher and 16 of his dancers perform a famous classic which is seldom interpreted. The sequence has been declared one of the most beautiful ever shown on the screen. All the resources of the Belcher organization were utilized. Against this background Rosemary Theby, as a world famous dancer who lives in Hollywood and is ambitious to enter filmland, interprets several classic steps. Miss Theby is a terpsichoran artist of no mean ability and her work in this production has been brot to the attention of several critics, who were lavish in their praise of her work. When the picture was screened in private in Hollywood there were in the audience three managers who immediately got in touch with Miss Theby and offered her attractive contracts to tour the country as an interpretative dancer. Miss Theby, however, declined the offer, as she prefers to remain in pictures, where she has established an enviable reputation. There are two more leading women of note in this production: Morris Rich and Miss Marcuiter de Is Motte. The male support is justly notable. Charles B. Post, Andres Randolf and Harry Meyers, do very excellent work. "PAY NIGHT" AT UNITED THURSDAY Thursday night the United theater will inaugurate something new and novel. Each patron upon entering the theater will receive a pay envelope, in which will contain cash money ranging from one cent up. Twenty-five dollars in cash will be given away in this manner. Manager Anderson, always on the lookout for something new to offer the natrons of the United theater, will present this pay day every Thursday night with the exception of holidays. There will be no gifts, nothing but cash will be given away. Pay day to most people comes on Saturday night, but at the United theater it will come on Thursday, so be sure to come early and get your pay envelope from the paymaster. On the screen will be seen Carmel Meyers, who has been chosen after many months' deliberation to play the leading female role in "Ben Hur." which is now being presented with me at moment. I'm just saying "To the boys," quoth Miller. The International League is expected to do quite a bit of business with the managers at concave. Its recent acceptance of the modified draft has laid open for overtures from the timers and some few of its present adjuncts may be disposed of However, definite action for most part, was a postponed for The following were exceptions: "Eric Erickson, formerly peter of the Washington Seneca was sold from Minneapolis to ronto and the tip was brought that the next meeting would be Catalina Island at the earnest heat of Oscar Reichow, of the Angeles club, speaking for Wrigley. Contrary resolutions are exited to be offered by Dallasville, N.C., and Atlanta, the even going so far as to see Leon Williams, secretary of Foe of C., posthaste to the scene or debate. "Doc" Strube of San Francisco has much business to transact it will not involve Bert Ellison player manager, at least so of the Cincinnati Reds are concede Jack Hendricks, Red's man assured the writer today would son and abandoned his quest of son and would play Ruble Brun on first next season. Hal Rhyne, shortstop, sought both Giants and Yanks, and fielders Wander and Valla are of Strube's chattles on the map The Yanks are said to be se Valla, altho Wander is believed be the better prospect. In his years of professional baseball he hit .354 and .226 repeat in the coast league. Another mystery deals with alleged interest of the Glan Rhyne. They are supposed to quite a rising young shortstist Travis Jackson. But who happens, John McGraw will no part in it. Jas Tierner secretarial man of business today that John would turn missing at the current meetin In a legislative way they out that the minors will str oppose the Ruppert project f creasing off season league player limit from 40 men, the number of years which a man may be sent o option from two to five. Opposition also has dev against Connie Mack's play have the player receive 1 cent of his purchase price ever; there is a possibility compromise whereby they and minors will split the commission on his purchase to include the 10 per cent will go to the player. PRESIDENT WON CHAPLIN'S BRIDE ONLY 16 YEARS OLD LOS ANGELES, Dec. 2.—When Lita Grey, whose true name was Lillian Louise McMurray, married Charlie Chaplin in Empalme, Mexico, last week, she gained three years in age. Mrs. Chaplin, her relatives admitted here today, is only 16. The comedian is 35. She was born in Cahunga, in the Hollywood district, April 15, 1908, according to official birth records here and her grandfather, W. E. Curry, admitted today Mrs. Chaplin was only 16. "Business reasons made it necessary to give the age as 19 when Lita was married in Mexico," Mrs. Lillian Spieer, Mrs. Chaplin's mother said. Mr. and Mrs. Chaplin were barricaded in the 40 room Chaplin castle in Hollywood and refused to answer telephone or door bells. Whether Mrs. Chaplin will be forced to return to school in compliance with California's laws which enforce school attendance upon all under 18, will be decided by authorities today, it was said. The Chaplin-Grey wedding was perfectly legal in Mexico, it was claimed as marriages of girls under 16 we permitted them. "We consulted the best lawyers in Mexico," Curry said, "and they said the marriage was legal in every way. The public, thru publicity, had been informed some time ago that Miss Grey was 18 and for that reason we did not think it best to announce she was not that old." McTIGUE ACCEPTS NEW YORK, Dec. 2.—Mike McTigue, world's light heavyweight champion, has accepted the challenge of Mickey Walker. They will meet in a 12-round contest in Newark, N. J., Jan. 7. DANCE Wednesday Nite Cindrella Hall Fullerton High School Football Team and Ladies Free this Wednesday. Annapolis Free Next Wed. Everybody welcome. ADMISSION PLAN NEW HIGHWAY With Los Angeles and Santa Ana as the termini, the proposed new trunk highway was routed yesterday thru Watts, Lynwood, Bellflower, Artesia, Stanton and Garden Grove, in plans adopted at a conference of representatives of C.'s of C. with Secretary Hugh Pomeroy of the Los Angeles-co Planning Commission in the metropolis yesterday. A personal inspection followed by which a preliminary survey will be made. The road would be 27 miles long, and a 100-foot width of standard pavement. OVERTAKE BANDITS MOOSE JAW, Sash., Dec. 2.—A man hunt thru the Canadan northwest was on here today in an effort to overtake three bandits who last night up seven employees of the Moosejaw postoffice and escaped with registered mail worth between $80,000 and $90,000. The robbery took place almost exactly two months after Walter McPherson, railway mail clerk, had frustrated a similar attempt on the same postoffice. BOB MAUTZ CAPTAIN EUGENE, Ore., Dec. 2.—Bob Mautz of Portland, star end of the Oregon varsity, was unanimously chosen captain of the 1925 team at a banquet tendered the football squad here last night by Pres. P. L. Campbell. PRESIDENT WON' TRAVEL IN SPECIAL WASHINGTON, Dec. 2.—Coolidge is going to make his tomorrow when he leavesington for his first western since he entered the White 17 months ago. The president is going to cage to make a couple of spices and inspect a livestock show he is going to travel as an nary passenger in the du room of an ordinary Pulmine on a regular train, accordi present plans. His party w quartered as any casual gears, and while they will f ear to overflowing, it will a special car in the orn sense and there will be no prevent passengers from p thru it. Meals will be served from regular diner. If these arrangements are out it will be the first recent memory that a presi the United States has trave such casual fashion. The president will be panied by Mrs. Coolidge, Slemp and Sen. McCormick nols. MEDICAL DISCOVE CHICAGO, Dec. 2.—M circles here today were disci discovery of Dr. Arthur 26, chemist of St. Luke's h by which he claims to have ed the active elements of diabetes remedy and the theraisa anti-toxin permitting laboratory synthesis. The covery, physicians declared, permit the inexpensive mature of the drugs and do with the present necessity taining them by laborious ccesses from animals. Dr. I announcement stated he haffected the isolation by e dialysis. NKS MAY GET HURBAN SHOCKER BRTFORD, Cona., Dec. 2.—A late hour last night four gentlemen of the professions with heads together in a just off the lobby of the Bond, headquarters of the meeting today of the N.A.S.A.n of Professional Base Clubs. They were Col. Jacob Rupert Edward G. Barrow, representative and business man of the New York Yankees, Joe Sisler and Bill Friel, secretary of the St. Louis Browns. He pursued their discussion, if any, purely social. However, it reported the name of Urban Spitball pitcher, was mentioned somewhere in the general information. Some time ago Sisler let it be that Shocker outlasted Welcome in St. Louis. The has hastened to acknowledge that the young man might tolerate in New York. The original tip on the Shocker was that the Yanks had decided to part company with White but might do business with Shawkey or Sam Jones if that acceptable to St. Louis. This is one of Outfielders Williams of Browns and Meusel of the team also figured in the discus-sion which followed. Manager Miller Huggins of the team arrived in town after the conference had expended its rie-thing doing with me at this moment. I'm just saying "hello" by boys," quotch Miller. The International League is ex-ited to do quite a bit of busi-ness with the managers at this cave. Its recent acceptance of the modified draft has laid it for overtures from the big teams and some few of its promo-adjuncts may be disposed of, however, definite action, for the part, was a postponed issue. NOTRE DAME IN FOOTBALL LEAD NEW YORK, Dec. 2.—Remove the tinfoil and tissue paper wrapping, waft a handful of dew over the collection and present the cor-age of American beauties to Notre Dame University. For the first time, these many years, we have an unchallenged national champion of collegiate football and Notre Dame is it. One can no more go behind the tape of his neck and the records show the Irish to be the only undefeated and united football team of any consequence between the two oceans. Dartmouth has as sound a record as any eleven in eastern football. Yet Dartmouth was tied by Vale, which in turn was tied by West Point, which lost to Notre Dame. Yale, another unbeaten eastern team, is eliminated from national consideration by the same equation. Pennsylvania's record likewise is untarnished by defeat, but Pennsylvania was tied by Penn State, which was beaten by Georgia Tech, which lost to Notre Dame. So much for the east. The middle west has Chicago as champion of its big ten conference but the Stagg entry lost its opening game to Missouri and was tied by Ohio State and Wisconsin which lost to Notre Dame. And what of Missouri? It was beaten by Nebraska, which also disposed of Kansas before coming on to South Bend to lose to Notre Dame. That would seem to eliminate the Missouri Valley conference in toto as far as Notre Dame is concerned. The southern champion is Centre College, because of its victories over Alabama and Georgia. But the Colonels finished second to West Virginia which lost to Pittsburgh, which lost to Carnegie Tech, which lost to Notre Dame. Thus far the cycle of elimination is perfect. It leads back to South Bend, Ind., for its elmax in place. Urges Women Upon Boxing Commission SACRAMENTO, Dec. 2.—Proposal that Gov. Richardson name a state boxing commission composed of three women—the president of the W.C. T.U., the Sister Superior of San Jose Convent, and a lady of the Jewish Relief Board of San Francisco has been made to the governor by an Oakland business man, according to a statement released by the governor's office. “This letter is not written as a joke but in earnest,” declared the Oakland merchant. “You could show these women it is their duty to assume such a position. Would, of course, practically nullify the prize fight law, but such nullification would not hurt the state materially. It certainly would be a solar plexus blow to the fight promoting contingency to have a woman commission.” BRIGHT PROSPECTS FOR HOOP TEAM There will be lively basketball scrimmages tonight at Excelsior Union Hi near Norwalk when the Anaheim varsity and 90-pounders will play the similar teams of their opponents. This is only one of several games this week. Wednesday evening the Santa Ana Junior College first and second teams will play the local garsity and second teams here. Friday evening the Corona Hi varsity will play the local varsity here. There will be another game for the 90-pounders also this week. Orange won the championship in the league last year against Anaheim, Capistrano, Huntington Beach, Tustin and Garden Grove. Anaheim tied for second place. U.S.C. WILL PUT UP GREAT CHOICE LOS ANGELES, Dec. 2.Of the most evenly elevens in the country wepected to furnish So. Cal.fans with one of the most powerful teams tuned in far-east this year,sheet rates the Trojans an under-dog position in west struggle. Each队 played nine this season. Syracuse the season with one defeat one tie contest. The Uni-Cal. was defeated twice Virginia Wesleyan defeats Orange cohorts on a break Pittsburgh's strong team to battle the Syracuses to draw California edge on 0 victory over U.S.C., next week a demoralized eleven lost to St. Mary's U.S.C. has an edge ove-cause both offensive and lively in its scoring reco-season. In nine games,jans have seen their goal line for 37 digits. Syracuse thru a terrific schedule a 154 points, while its o-were amassing 42 marks its score sheet. Both "Chick" Meehan eleven and Coach Her Trojans are expected to best form of the season.$^2$. After going compiles after the Californi-the potentially powerful team showed its strength swept to a 13 to 0 victory fdaho University's great weeks ago. Syracuse showed that again found its stride, after a dishearinging game Virginia Wesleyan, when angehoned the stronger International League is extended to do quite a bit of business with the managers at this leave. Its recent acceptance the modified draft has laid it for overtures from the big bars and some few of its promadjuncts may be disposed of. However, definite action, for the part, was a postponed issue. Following were exceptions: Eric Erickson, formerly pitcher of the Washington Senators, sold from Minneapolis to Toto and the tip was broadcast the next meeting would go to Minna Island at the earnest beof Oscar Rielchow, of the Los Sies club, speaking for Bill Lley. Court resolutions are expectable to be offered by Dallas, AsheN.C. and Atlanta, the latter going so far as to send D. Williams, secretary of its C. posthaste to the scene of the doc." Strube of San Francisco much business to transact but will not involve Bert Ellison, his mer manager, at least so far in Cincinnati Reds are concerned. Hendricks, Red's manager, the writer that he abandoned his quest of Elliand would play Rube Brossler first next season. Rhyne, shortstop, sought by Glants and Yanks, and Outfires Waner and Valla are some truble chattels on the market. Yanks are said to be seeking a altho Waner is believed to the better prospect. In his two cases of professional baseball he has 354 and 226, respectively the coast league. The mystery deals with the need interest of the Giants in Jackson. But whatever John McGraw will have part in it, Jas Tierney, his metrical man of business said that John would turn up using at the current meeting. A legislative way the tip is that the minors will strongly pose the Ruppert project for insisting the off season major player limit from 40 to 50, the number of years under which a man may be sent out on son from two to five. Apposition also has developed Connie Mack's plan to hire the player receive 10 per cent of his purchase price. How- there is a possibility of a promise whereby the major minors will split the playersmission on his purchase price include the 10 per cent, which go to the player. RESIDENT WON'T MEET IN FRISCO SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 2.—Wille Hoppe, world's 18.2 balk line billiard champion, and Jake Schaefer, former champion and now challenger for Hoppe's title, meet here tonight to start the second lap of the 6400 point match which was begun in Los Angeles last week. Hoppe is in the lead so far, having completed his 3200 points in Los Angeles as against Schaefer's 2898. The match will last four days, 800 points being the goal set for each day. HARTZ SPEEDS UP CULVER CITY SPEEDWAY, LOS ANGELES, Dec. 2.—Warming by Nebraska, which also disposed of Kansas before coming on to South Bend to lose Notre Dame. That would seem to eliminate the Missouri Valley conference in toto as far as Notre Dame is concerned. The southern champion is Centre College, because of its victories over Alabama and Georgia. But the Colonels finished second to West Virginia which lost to Pittsburgh, which lost to Carnegie Tech, which lost to Notre Dame. Thus far the cycle of elimination is perfect. It leads back to South Bend, Ind., for its elimax in every case. The only break in the continuity is found on the far coast which has had no contest to date with football as played in the east, middle west and south. The championship team of the coast conference is Leland Stanford. It might be the greatest team in the world, at that, but you will exhaust your supply of rhetoric before you can convince a California man that this is fact; no fancy, California and Stanford played a 20 to 20 tie in their game, so that even in its own section, Stanford's title is by no means conclusive. If Stanford and Notre Dame are to meet in a post season game, as has been suggested and never convincingly denied, the issue may be settled with definite finality. If not, Notre Dame rates the national championship without a dissenting vote. TONY FUENTE QUITS "WINDY" WINSOR PHOENIX, Artz., Dec. 2.—Declaring he had broken with his manager, Fred (Windy) Winsor, and that he would not box Charlie Weinert in Jersey City on Dec. 15, Tony Fuente, Los Angeles heavyweight, arrived here today. The pugilist said he would leave in a few days for Mexico City where he would box Bartley Madden New Year's Day. Fuente said after the Mexican fight he would return to Los Angeles to face charges in connection with the bout in which Fred Fulton was accused of taking a "flop" for Fuente's benefit. 12—DIES IN CHICAGO MEET IN FRISCO SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 2.—Wille Hoppe, world's 18.2 balk line billiard champion, and Jake Schaefer, former champion and now challenger for Hoppe's title, meet here tonight to start the second lap of the 6400 point match which was begun in Los Angeles last week. Hoppe is in the lead so far, having completed his 3200 points in Los Angeles as against Schaefer's 2898. The match will last four days, 800 points being the goal set for each day. HARTZ SPEEDS UP CULVER CITY SPEEDWAY, LOS ANGELES, Dec. 2.—Warming by Nebraska, which also disposed of Kansas before coming on to South Bend to lose Notre Dame. That would seem to eliminate the Missouri Valley conference in toto as far as Notre Dame is concerned. The southern champion is Centre College, because of its victories over Alabama and Georgia. But the Colonels finished second to West Virginia which lost to Pittsburgh, which lost to Carnegie Tech, which lost to Notre Dame. Thus far the cycle of elimination is perfect. It leads back to South Bend, Ind., for its elimax in every case. The only break in the continuity is found on the far coast which has had no contest to date with football as played in the east, middle west and south. The championship team of the coast conference is Leland Stanford. It might be the greatest team in the world, at that, but you will exhaust your supply of rhetoric before you can convince a California man that this is fact; no fancy, California and Stanford played a 20 to 20 tie in their game, so that even in its own section, Stanford's title is by no means conclusive. If Stanford and Notre Dame are to meet in a post season game, as has been suggested and never convincingly denied, the issue may be settled with definite finality. If not, Notre Dame rates the national championship without a dissenting vote. TONY FUENTE QUITS "WINDY" WINSOR PHOENIX, Artz., Dec. 2.—Declaring he had broken with his manager, Fred (Windy) Winsor, and that he would not box Charlie Weinert in Jersey City on Dec. 15, Tony Fuente, Los Angeles heavyweight, arrived here today. The pugilist said he would leave in a few days for Mexico City where he would box Bartley Madden New Year's Day. Fuente said after the Mexican fight he would return to Los Angeles to face charges in connection with the bout in which Fred Fulton was accused of taking a "flop" for Fuente's benefit. 12—DIES IN CHICAGO MEET IN FRISCO SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 2.—Wille Hoppe, world's 18.2 balk line billiard champion, and Jake Schaefer, former champion and now challenger for Hoppe's title, meet here tonight to start the second lap of the 6400 point match which was begun in Los Angeles last week. Hoppe is in the lead so far, having completed his 3200 points in Los Angeles as against Schaefer's 2898. The match will last four days, 800 points being the goal set for each day. HARTZ SPEEDS UP CULVER CITY SPEEDWAY, LOS ANGELES, Dec. 2.—Warming by Nebraska, which also disposed of Kansas before coming on to South Bend to lose Notre Dame. That would seem to eliminate the Missouri Valley conference in toto as far as Notre Dame is concerned. The southern champion is Centre College, because of its victories over Alabama and Georgia. But the Colonels finished second to West Virginia which lost to Pittsburgh, which lost to Carnegie Tech, which lost to Notre Dame. Thus far the cycle of elimination is perfect. It leads back to South Bend, Ind., for its elimax in every case. The only break in the continuity is found on the far coast which has had no contest to date with football as played in the east, middle west and south. This is only one of several games this week. Wednesday evening the Santa Ana Junior College first and second teams will play the local varsity here. Friday evening the Corona Hi varsity will play the local varsity here. There will be another game for the 90-pounders also this week. Orange won the championship in the league last year against Anaheim, Capitrancho Huntington Beach, Tustin and Garden Grove. Anaheim tied for second place. This year's team looks better than last year's A.E. Fitzsmorthis physical director, declared today. Fitz expects to start work on the track very soon, altho not much will be done before the holiday. The last home league game of the girls' basketball team will be played against Garden Grove Thursday afternoon. Lydia Mohr and Madeline Tousseau will be out if because of injuries in an accident recently. The probable lineup will be: Loretta Slevek and Ember Heyne, forwards; Florence Winters and Grace Holdsworth; centers; and Esther Hile and Ted Bemlish guards. The Skeeters will play at the same time. Neither varsity team has lost yet this season. Class work in hockey has been started by Miss Jaques, coach, all gym classes being given tryouts. The team will be chosen from those of best quality. Play will start soon after Christmas. There is no league, but among the teams will play Orange there. Players will include Sarah Fay, Elizabeth Mott; Marjorie Latourette; Robert Ely; Lots Rees; Catherine Shea; Elizabeth Schwainfest; Louise Higgins and Lenora McAllister. The Skeeters will play at Orange this afternoon. LAST NIGHT'S FIGHTS AT NEW YORK—Pete Sarmento,新 York University，in 12th round; Frankie Albano defeated Herman Kid) Silbers in 10 rounds. AT TORONTO—Danny Cooney，Trenton gained unofficial decision over Tommy (Kid) Murphy in 10 rounds. AT BUFFALO—Jimmy Slattery，Buffalo败Diecie McLoughlin，新 York University，在6 rounds; Art Welgand，Buffalo，defeated Johnny Klesch，Cleveland，6 rounds; Ted Myers，Buffalo，和 Joe Hall，Buffalo，6 rounds; draw: Johnny Sacco，Buffalo，knocked out Willie Cunningham，Buffalo，5 round; Lake Carr，Buffalo，defeated Kid Savage，Utica，6 rounds; Ben Rainey，Buffalo，defected Duke Zelliball，Buffalo，5 round; Lake Carr，Buffalo，defeated Kid Savage，Utica，6 rounds; Ben Rainey，Buffalo，defected Duke Zelliball，Buffalo，5 round; Lake Carr，Buffalo，defeated Kid Savage，Utica，6 rounds; Ben Rainey，Buffalo，defected Duke Zelliball，Buffalo，5 round; Lake Carr，Buffalo，defeated Kid Savage，Utica，6 rounds; Ben Rainey，Buffalo，defected Duke Zelliball，Buffalo，5 round; Lake Carr，Buffalo，defeated Kid Savage，Utica，6 rounds; Ben Rainey，Buffalo， defected Duke Zelliball，Buffalo，5 round; Lake Carr，Buffalo， defeated Kid Savage，Utica，6 rounds; Ben Rainey，Buffalo， defected Duke Zelliball，Buffalo， defeated Kid Savage，Utica， defected Kid Savage， defected Kid Savage， defected Kid Savage， defected Kid Savage， defected Kid Savage， defected Kid Savage， defected Kid Savage， defected Kid Savage， defected Kid Savage， defected Kid Savage， defected Kid Savage， defected Kid Savage， defected Kid Savage， defected Kid Savage， defected Kid Savage， defected Kid Savage， defected Kid Savage， defected Kid Savage， defected Kid Savage， defected Kid Savage， defected Kid Savage， defected Kid Savage， defected Kid Savage， defected Kid Savage， defected Kid Savage， defected Kid Savage， defected Kid Savage， defected Kid Savage， defected Kid Savage， defected Kid Savage， defected Kid Savage， defected Kid Savage， defected Kid Savage， defected Kid Savage， defected Kid Savage， defected Kid Savage， defected Kid Savage， defected Kid Savage, defected Kid Savage, defected Kid Savage, defected Kid Savage, defected Kid Savage, defected Kid Savage, defected Kid Savage, defected Kid Savage, defected Kid Savage, defected Kid Savage, defictored Kid Savage, defictored Kid Savage, defictored Kid Savage, defictored Kid Savage, defictored Kid Savage, defictored Kid Savage, defictored Kid Savage, defictored Kid Savage, defictored Kid Savage, defictored Kid Savage, defictored Kid Savage, defictored Kid Savage, defictored Kid Savage, defictored Kid Savage, defictored Kid Savage, defictored Kid Savage, defictored KID Salvation, defined Salvation, defined Salvation, CAPT. ARTHUR EXIGHT EXTRA PARIS. Dec. 2.—Cap Charles Arthur, adeide International News "We will fight Captain extraction to England ground that he is an Irish fight extradition," he deday. Captain Arthur was犯于the request of his wife said it was his elicitation to find how far her驶 subject went. M.Gidee attorney for fleer charged by Britlis titles with concelting its mail scheme by which The Indian potentate told International News "We will fight Captain extraction to England ground that he is an Irish fight extradition," he deday. Captain Arthur was犯于the request of his wife said it was his elicitation to find how far her驶 subject went. M.Gidee attorney for fleer charged by Britlis titles with concelting its mail scheme by which The Indian potentate told International News "We will fight Captain extraction to England ground that he is an Irish fight extradition," he deday. Captain Arthur was犯于the request of his wife said it was his elicitation to find how far her驶 subject went. M.Gidee attorney for fleer charged by Britlis titles with concelting its mail scheme by which The Indian potentate told International News "We will fight Captain extraction to England ground that he is an Irish fight extradition," he deday. Captain Arthur was犯于the request of his wife said it was his elicitation to find how far her驶 subject went. M.Gidee attorney for fleer charged by Britlis titles with concelting its mail scheme by which The Indian potentate told International News "We will fight Captain extraction to England ground that he is an Irish fight extradition," he deday. Captain Arthur was犯于the request of his wife said it was his elicitation to find how far her驶 subject went. M.Gidee attorney for fleer charged by Britlis titles with concelting its mail scheme by which The Indian potentate told International News "We will fight Captain extraction to England ground that he is an Irish fight extradition," he deday. Captain Arthur was犯于the request of his wife said it was his elicitation to find how far her驶 subject went. M.Gidee attorney for fleer charged by Britlis titles with concelting its mail scheme by which The Indian potentate told International News "We will fight Captain extraction to England ground that he is an Irish fight extradition," he deday. Captain Arthur was犯于the request of his wife said it was his elicitation to find how far her驶 subject went. M.Gidee attorney for fleer charged by Britlis titles with concelting its mail scheme by which The Indian potentate told International News "We will fight Captain extraction to England ground that he is an Irish fight extradition," he deday. Captain Arthur was犯于the request of his wife said it was his elicitation to find how far her驶 subject went. M.Gidee attorney for fleer charged by Britlis titles with concelting its mail scheme by which The Indian potentate told International News "We will fight Captain extraction to England ground that he is an Irish fight extradition," he deday. Captain Arthur was犯于the request of his wife said it was his elicitation to find how far her驶 subject went. M.Gidee attorney for fleer charged by Britlis titles with concelting its mail scheme by which The Indian potentate told International News "We will fight Captain extraction to England ground that he is an Irish fight extradition," he deday. Captain Arthur was犯于the request of his wife said it was his elicitation to find how far her驶 subject went. M.Gidee attorney for fleer charged by Britlis titles with concelting its mail scheme by which The Indian potentate told International News "We will fight Captain extraction to England ground that he is an Irish fight extradition," he deday. Captain Arthur was犯于the request of his wife said it was his elicitation to find how far her驶 subject went. M.Gidee attorney for fleer charged by Britlis titles with concelting its mail scheme by which The Indian potentate told International News "We will fight Captain extraction to England ground that he is an Irish fight extradition," he deday. Captain Arthur was犯于the request of his wife said it was his elicitation to find how far her驶 subject went. M.Gidee attorney for fleer charged by Britlis titles with concelting its mail scheme by which The Indian potentate told International News "We will fight Captain extraction to England ground that he is an Irish fight extradition," he deday. Captain Arthur was犯于the request of his wife said it was his elicitation to find how far her驶 subject went. M.Gidee attorney for fleer charged by Britlis titles with concelting its mail scheme by which The Indian potentate told International News "We will fight Captain extraction to England ground that he is an Irish fight extradition," he deday. Captain Arthur was犯于the request of his wife said it was his elicitation to find how far her驶 subject went. M.Gidee attorney for fleer charged by Britlis titles with concelting its mail scheme by which The Indian potentate told International News "We will fight Captain extraction to England ground that he is an Irish fight extradition," he deday. Captain Arthur was犯于the request of his wife said it was his elicitation to find how far her驶 subject went. M.Gidee attorney for fleer charged by Britlis titles with concelting its mail scheme by which The Indian potentate told International News "We will fight Captain extraction to England ground that he is an Irish fight extradition," he deday. Captain Arthur was犯于the request of his wife said it was his elicitation to find how far her驶 subject went. M.Gidee attorney for fleer charged by Britlis titles with concelting its mail scheme by which The Indian potentate told International News "We will fight Captain extraction to England ground that he is an Irish fight extradition," he deday. Captain Arthur was犯于the request of his wife said it was his elicitation to find how far her驶 subject went. M.Gidee attorney for fleer charged by Britlis titles with concelting its mail scheme by which The Indian potentate told International News "We will fight Captain extraction to England ground that he is an Irish fight extradition," he deday. Captain Arthur was犯于the request of his wife said it was his elicitation to find how far her驶 subject went. M.Gidee attorney for fleer charged by Britlis titles with concelting its mail scheme by which The Indian potentate told International News "We will fight Captain extraction to England ground that he is an Irish fight extradition," he deday. Captain Arthur was犯于the request of his wife said it was his elicitation to find how far her驶 subject went. M.Gidee attorney for fleer charged by Britlis titles with concelting its mail scheme by which The Indian potentate told International News "We will fight Captain extraction to England ground that he is an Irish fight extradition," he deday. Captain Arthur was犯于the request of his wife said it was his elicitation to find how far her驶 subject went. M.Gidee attorney for fleer charged by Britlis titles with concelting its mail scheme by which The Indian potentate told International News "We will fight Captain extraction to England ground that he is an Irish fight extradition," he deday. Captain Arthur was犯于the request of his wife said it was his elicitation to find how far her驶 subject went. M.Gidee attorney for fleer charged by Britlis titles with concelting its mail scheme by which The Indian potentate told International News "We will fight Captain extraction to England ground that he is an Irish fight extradition," he deday。 Captain Arthur was犯于the request of his wife said it was his elicitation to find how far her驶 subject went. 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The president is going to Chicago to make a couple of speeches inspect a livestock show, and is going to travel as an ordinary passenger in the drawing of the ordinary car in the ordinary case and there will be nothing to event passengers from passing it. Meals will be served from the regular diner. If these arrangements are carried out it will be the first time in recent memory that a president of United States has traveled in such casual fashion. The president will be accompanied by Mrs. Coolidge, Secy. Imp. and Sen. McCormick of Illis. MEDICAL DISCOVERY CHICAGO, Dec. 2.—Medical clerk here today were discussing discovery of Dr. Arthur Locke, chemist of St. Luke's hospital which he claims to have isolated the active elements of insulin diabetes remedy and the diphronia anti-toxin permitting their laboratory synthesis. The discovery, physicians declared, would permit the inexpensive manufacture of the drugs and do away with the present necessity of obtaining them by laborious processes from animals. Dr. Locke's management stated he had effected the isolation by electrolysis. H. R. WILDMAN DENTIST Farmers & Merchants Bank Bldg Room 5 Office 352 Phones Res. 947 AT TORONTO—Danny Cooney, Trenton, gained unofficial decision over Tommy (Kid) Murphy in 10 rounds. AT BUFFALO—Jimmy Slattery, Buffalo, defeated Vic McLoughlin, New York, in 6 rounds; Art Welgand, Buffalo, defeated Johnny Klesch, Cleveland, 6 rounds; Ted Myers, Buffalo, and Joe Hall, Buffalo, 6 rounds; draw: Johnny Sacco, Buffalo, knocked out Willie Cunningham, Buffalo, 5th round; Lake Carr, Buffalo, defeated Kid Savage, Utica, 6 rounds; Ben Rainey, Buffalo, defeated Frank Zelle, California, 4 rounds. AT YOUNGSTOWN — Johnny Vascher, Wheeling, outpointed Teddy Esterbrook, Niles, 10 rounds; Kid Xeny, Pittsburgh, won from K. O. Yutzy, Myersdale, 10 rounds. AT COLUMBUS—Tiger Flowers won technical decision knockout over Battlegha Gahee, Memphis, in second round. AT DETROIT—Jack Zivic of Pittsburgh, was awarded the decision over Johnny Mendelsohn, Milwaukee; Johnny Mellow, Detroit, defeated Billy Antelo; Tim Dexter, Pittsburgh, gave Tony Lupica, Toledo, a boxing lesson. AT CLEVELAND — Quinton Romero Joas, Chile, won from John Risco, Cleveland, 12 rounds Bobby Tracy, Buffalo, won from Mel Coogan, Cleveland, 12 rounds; Dick Evans, Youngtown, outpointed Johnny Klesch, Cleveland. SPEND CHRISTMAS AT WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON, Dec. 2.—Pres. Coolidge has no intention of going to his old home in Plymouth, Vt., for Christmas, it was announced at the White House today. The president and Mrs. Coolidge expect to spend Christmas at the White House with their son who will come home from school and perhaps with John Coolidge, the aged father of the president. DIES IN CHICAGO CHICAGO, Dec. 2.—Dr. James Daniel Miller of Pasadena died at the Drake Hotel today of heart failure. He had gone to the hotel from the Twentieth Century. A maid found him dead a few minutes after he went to his room. CONTINUE RADIO NEWS TO OCTOBER WASHINGTON, Dec. Free, Rep. of Calif., annuity day he would immediately duce a bill in congress for the continuance of radio for sending news Philippines, China, Japan until such time mercial organizations are ed. The law providing for news to these points bites next July. It was four years ago to furn can papers in these secs news from the Unite which they had been unure any volume before GARTIN WIN PORTLAND, Ore., slashing right and punches gave Teddy Goyer an easy win in over Harry Simone of Ohio; here last night ver weiter punished his continuously and all but reeling to the canvas in round. Jack Griffin, Portland George McCormick of Ten rounds and Benny Nobe Cervantes, Mexico weight. George Davis Grillo in the curtailed Flash Kelly gained a decision over Joe Jewel. NORMA TALMA DANCE CO Tomorrow night will of the elimination senten Norma Talmadge dance These contests which held at the California teral weeks are to deter will appear to dance in the evening of Tuesday which time the beautified by Miss Norma and now on display in the California theater given to the winner. A Class Ad is best little U.S.C. WILL PUT UP GREAT GAME LOS ANGELES, Dec. 2.—Two of the most evenly matched eleven in the country are expected to furnish So. Cal. football teams with one of the greatest games played anywhere this season when Syracuse University and the Univ. of So. Cal. meet here in their intersectional classic, Dec. 6. Altho the great Orange eleven was rated as one of the three most powerful teams turned out in the far-east this year, the dope sheet rates the Trojans far from under-dog position in the eastwest struggle. Each team played nine games this season. Syracuse finished the season with one defeat, and one tied contest. The Univ. of So. Cal. was defeated twice. West Virginia Wesleyan defeated the Orange cohorts on a break, while Pittsburgh's strong team managed to battle the Syracuses to a 7 to 7 draw. California edged out a 7 to victory over U. S. C., and the next week a demoralized Trojan eleven lost to St. Mary's 14 to 10. U. S. C. has an edge over Syracuse both offensively and defensively in its scoring record this season. In nine games, the Trojans have piled up 233 points, and have seen their goal line crossed for 37 digits. Syracuse pounded thru a terrific schedule and made 54 points, while its opponents were amassing 42 marks against its score sheet. Both "Chick" Meehan's Orange eleven and Coach Henderson's Trojans are expected to be at their best form of the season on Dec. 1. After going completely to pieces after the California game, the potentally powerful U. S. C. team showed its strength when it swept to a 13 to 0 victory over Idaho University's great team two weeks ago. Syracuse showed that it has again found its stride, after losing a disheartening game to West Virginia Wesleyan, when the Orange whipped the strong Columbia CALIFORNIA Matinee Daily 2:30; Nights 7:00-9:00 WEDNESDAY — THURSDAY Pola Negri in An ERNST LUBITSCH Production FORBIDDEN PARADISE" The Lady of Love at her Loveliest ALSO LARRY SEMON COMEDY INTERNATIONAL NEWS Musical Novelties by TURNER Wednesday Norma Talmadge Dance Contest FINAL TIMES TONIGHT VAUDEVILLE AND "RECKLESS ROMANCE" At California Wednesday and Thursday R Both "Chick" Meehan's Orange Eleven and Coach Henderson's Trojans are expected to be at their best form of the season on Dec. 1. After going completely to pieces after the California game, the potentially powerful U. S. C. team showed its strength when it swept to a 13 to 0 victory over Idaho University's great team two weeks ago. Syracuse showed that it has again found its stride, after losing a disheartening game to West Virginia Wesleyan, when the Orange whipped the strong Columbia University eleven on Thanksgiving Day. Following are the records of the two teams during their regular 1924 schedules: SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA— 78 Caltech 6 14 Pomona 0 29 Arizona 0 17 Oregon A. C. 3 21 Nevada 7 0 California 7 10 St. Mary's 14 51 Whittier 0 13 Idaho 0 SYRACUSE— 34 Hobart 0 26 Mercer 0 24 William & Mary 7 10 Boston College 0 10 Penn State 6 7 Pittsburgh 7 3 West Virginia W. 7 23 Niagara 6 7 Colgate 2 9 Columbia 6 CAPT. ARTHUR WILL FIGHT EXTRADITION PARIS, Dec. 2. Capt. James Charles Arthur, side de camp to the young prince of India who paid $750,000 black mail, will fight extradition, he declared today. Captain Arthur was questioned in the presence of his attorney who said it was his client's intention to find how far British jurisdiction went. M. Gide, attorney for the officer charged by British authorities with conceiving the black-mail scheme by which "Mr. A." the Indian potentate was bled, told International News Service: "We will fight Captain Arthur's extradition to England on the ground that he is an Irish subject and not an English citizen." "We want to know just how far English jurisdiction goes." Arthur was arrested yesterday at the request of the British embassy, which said he was a British subject. CONTINUE RADIO NEWS TO ORIENT WASHINGTON, Dec. 2. Rep. Free, Rep. of Calif., announced today he would immediately introduce a bill in congress providing its score sheet. FINAL TIMES TONIGHT VAUDEVILLE AND "RECKLESS ROMANCE" At California Wednesday and Thursday RAISE POLA NEGRI AND BOD LA ROQUE IN FORBIDDEN PARA-DISE AT CALIFORNIA TOMORROW AND WEDNESDAY POLA NEGRI AT CALIF. THEATER Pola Negri comes to the California theater for tomorrow and Thursday in the Paramount picture, "Forbidden Paradise," an Ernst Lubitsch production which features Rod La Rocque, Adolph Menjou and Pauline Starks in the all-star supporting cast. "Forbidden Paradise," adapted from the Broadway success, "The Czarina," a fine comedy-drama, is an up-to-date story of a small European kingdom. As the Czarina, Pola has a role which offers her every emotional opportunity. Pola, gorgeously gowned, a bejeweled Pola, queen of a tiny Balkan court—what a part it is! This picture is Ernst Lubitsch's first production starring Pola Negri since his arrival in this country and is said to far outclass anything either ever did on the other side. The fans have been literally hollering their heads off since "Passion" was shown in this country for another Negri picture by the same director. Here it is AGED RABBI FREED ON LIQUOR CHARGE SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 2. On the plea of his physician that jail sentence would mean his death, Rabbi Isaac Rabinovitz, 78 of Oakland, today escaped with a fine of $1,000 when he appeared before Federal Judge Partridge Rabbi Rabinovitz had been found guilty of bootlegging. APPOINT McGEON WASHINGTON, Dec. 2. Rabbi Admiral J. McKean, commander of the Marie Island navy yard, day was appolated commander of the scouting fleet with the rank of vice admiral. He succeeds Rabbi Admiral Newton McCully, who been ordered to Brazil to head the American naval mission. A Class Ad is best little salesman. 6½% Money for Homemade in Anaheim CONTINUE RADIO NEWS TO ORIENT WASHINGTON, Dec. 2.—Rep. Free, Rep. of Calif., announced today he would immediately introduce a bill in congress providing for the continuance of the naval radio for sending news to Hawaii, Philippines, China, Japan and Alaska until such time as commercial organizations are developed. The law providing for sending news to these points by radio expires next July. It was instituted four years ago to furnish American papers in these sections with news from the United States which they had been unable to secure any volume before: GARTIN WINNER PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. 2.—Slashing right and left hand punches gave Teddy Gartin, Denver, an easy win in ten rounds over Harry Simone of Cleveland, Ohio, here last night. The Denver wester punished his opponent continuously and all but sent him reeling to the canvas in the final round. Jack Griffin, Portland, shaded George McCormick of Spokane in ten rounds and Benny Dotson beat Nobe Cervantes, Mexican westerweight. George Dixon beat Jow Grillio in the curtain raiser. Flash Kelly gained a four round decision over Joe Jewett. NORMA TALMADGE DANCE CONTEST Tomorrow night will be the last of the elimination contests for the Norma Talmadge dance contest. These contests which have been held at the California theater several weeks are to determine who will appear to dance in the finals the evening of Tuesday, Dec. 9, at which time the beautiful cup presented by Miss Norma Talmadge and now on display in the foyer of the California theater will be given to the winner. A Class Ad is host little salesman. European kingdom. As the Gzarina, Pola has a role which offers her every emotional opportunity. Pola, gorgeously gowned, a bejeweled Pola, queen of a tiny Balkan court—what a part it is! This picture is Ernst Lubitsch's first production starring Pola Negri since his arrival in this country and is said to far outclass anything either ever did on the other side. The fans have been literally hollering their heads off since "Passion" was shown in this country for another Negri picture by the same director. Here it is—and well worth waiting for; too Agnes Christine Johnston and Hans Kraly wrote the screen play. There's a capable cast playing in support of the star and leading players. You won't want to miss this one. Larry Semon in "Kid Speed," his first comedy under the Merald Hanner, is also on the program as is a late issue of the international News. Geo. E. Turner at the Wurlitzer has a special screen song for these two days and has also arranged a special musical score for the picture. Tonight is the final showing of the Orange-co. Auto Trades' Assn big vaudeville Road Show and Reckless Romance, that screamingly funny comedy drama. COMMUNISTS FLEE COPENHAGEN, Dec. 2.—Communists responsible for the abortive attempt at revolution in Reval, escaped today and were en route to Russia, according to reports received here. The reds dynamized the bridge over the Embach river at Dorpat, in Livonia, according to the report. SETS BUILT TO ORDER — TESTED AND REWIRED RADIO SERVICE ON ANY MAKE HARRY KINDIG PHONE 1081R or 259 ANAHEIM, CALIF.