oc-plain-dealer 1925-03-24

UNITED THEATRE 306 W. CENTER ST TONIGHT AND WEDNESDAY The Greatest Emotional Drama of the Year! HEART THROBS FOR ALL! MEN—WOMEN YOUNG—OLD! JOYFUL! TEARFUL! SUBLIME! LOVE and GLORY WITH CHAS DE ROCHE WALLACE M.DONALD MADGE BELLAMY FORD STERLING and GIBSON GOWLAND A RUPERT JULIAN PRODUCTION GLORIA SWANSON GLAD TO RETURN NEW YORK, March 24.—So excited at sight of her home shores that she nearly dropped fur coat overboard, the marquise De La Falaise De La Codray, nee Gloria Swanson arrived this afternoon on the Paris with her titled husband. The loss of the coat was averted by Marquis who stood near ship's rail at his bride's side and caught her and the coat as she leaned outward to wave a greeting to friends who came down bay on the revenue cutter to welcome her home. BREA GIRL DIES "LOVE AND GLORY?" COMES TO UNITED "Love and Glory" the Universal Jewel production, which will be shown at the United Theatre tonight and tomorrow presents a distinct novelty in the way of screen entertainment in that its characters live through a 50-year lapse of time. The three featured players, portrayed by Charles De Roche, Wallace McDonald and Madge Bellamy, are introduced in the story as young folks in a French village. In the closing scenes of the film play they appear in the make-up of persons 70 years of age. So real is the transfiguration that it is said to be difficult to believe that the characters are portrayed CITY CLUB GIVES FOR RELIEF FUND Anaheim City Club today voted $25 from treasury for relief of midwest tornado sufferers. An additional $25 was donated by members individually. Residents of community who desire to assist in relief work were invited to send subscriptions to Secretary Marion Eden of City Club. Such subscriptions will be acknowledged by publication. Bert Steelhead with several high school orchestra members, furnished music during luncheon and called attention to the high school play. BUENA PARK BUENA PARK, March 24 (Spl.) Miss Mary Plummer, a nurse in the Monrovia hospital, is spending her vacation with her brother, L. E. Plummer and family. Miss Mildred Johnson, of the Fullerton hospital visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Johnson this place. She goes to the Children's hospital in Los Angeles, Monday for several months training in children's diseases. Mrs. J. C. McGuire entertained with a bridge party at the home of her mother, Mrs. H. C. Hill Friday afternoon, Mrs. R. H. Meyer and Mrs. E. W. Thurman were among the guests. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Boyle motored to Compton and called on Mrs. Boyle's mother, Mrs Nellie Andrews, Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Spohn were Friday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Porter of Fullerton. Mr. and Mrs. Salzan and family moved into Golden's cottage on Grand Ave., Mr. and Mrs. Bassell who recently returned from a trip to New Mexico will move into the house vacated by the Salzmans. The Ever Ready class of the Congregational Sunday school had BREA GIRL DIES Arlene Kinsler, 16, Brea, died early this morning at Santa Ana hospital, following attack of flu. It was reported young girl suffered attack of ptomaine poisoning short while ago and had not permanently recovered. She is survived by parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Kinsler; two sisters and one brother, besides countless friends in Fullerton high school. Funeral services will be Thursday at 2 p.m. in McAuley chapel, Fullerton, with interment in Loma Vista. HUNT VETOES PACT PHOENIX, Ariz., March 24—Gov. W. P. Hunt today vetoed house concurrent resolution number I ratifying Colorado river compact with reservations, among which was one providing approval by states of lower basin and of supplemental agreement regarding allocation of water to Calif. Nev. and Aziz. The governor signed three bills providing workmen's compensation and industrial accident commission. WARSHIPS PRACTICE LOS ANGELES, Harbor, March 24—U.S. fleet of dreadnaughts, crissers and destroyers was engaged today in official rehearsals of tomorrow's force firing practice, when every available gun which can be brought to bear on targets will be turned loose simultaneously for six minutes. FAIR WEATHER LOS ANGELES, March 24—This tonight and Wednesday is official forecast. Clear weather was reported generally this morning. Boston, 36; Chicago, 54; Denver, 54; Kansas City, 60; Phoenix, 54; St. Louis, 56; San Diego, 54; San Francisco, 50 and Los Angeles, 55. FISCHER FUNERAL The Messrs. Paul Prahm, John and William Cordes, Carl Kohlenberger, H. Karsten and H. Heineman have been chosen as pall bearers for the Charles Fischer funeral, which occurs tomorrow at 2 p.m. in Zion Lutheran church, Rev. H. G. Schmer. BROOKHART SPEAKS DES MOINES, March 4—Branding protest brought against his sitting as U.S. Senator from Iowa by "Republican party of Iowa" as frivolous and trivial and objectors as "conspirators" and self-appointed "soviet dictators" over voters of Iowa, U.S. Sen. Smith W. Brookhart today sent answer to U.S. senate to contest proceeding started there against him. URGE 60 MILLION HIGHWAY ISSUE SACRAMENTO, Mar. 24—As solution of the highway financing problem involved in various measures pending before California legislature, Sena Harry Chamberlain, Los Angeles, and Ed. P. Sample, San Diego, this afternoon introduced a proposed constitutional amendment providing for $60,000,000 bond issue. According to authors this audit would take care of all roads contained in joint measure prepared by highway commission and the California highway commission of nineteen. CLAIM AUTO THEFT Dan Klukas, 20, Anaheim youth is under agrest for theft of Chevrolet three weeks ago from in front of Angelus Temple. Echo Park Los Angeles. He was working n Los Angeles garage on his way home when caught in Los Angeles and taken to Los Angeles co- jail. Ball is $2000. Trial will be May 1st. He has worked in several Anaheim garages. BUILDING PREMITS E. Mareno, addition to residence at 9 Kemp-st, cost $50. A. C. Vary, frame residence and garage at 924 No. Zeyn-st, cost $2000. John Molt, frame service station, 761 No. Los Angeles-st, cost $1000. Robt Clark, frame residence Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Boyle motored to Compton and called on Mrs. Boyle's mother, Mrs Nellie Andrews,Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Spohn were Friday evening dinner guests of Mrs. U. A. Porter of Fullerton. Mr. and Mrs. Salzan and family moved into Golden's cottage on Grand ave., Mr. and Mrs. Bassell who recently returned from a trip to New Mexico will move into the house vacated by the Salzmans. The Ever Ready class of the Congregational Sunday school had a merry evening at the home of their president, Miss Lillian Basstad, Thursday evening. On Wednesday, Mr. and Mrs. I.D. Jaynes had as guests, their son Harold Jaynes and wife of Santa Ana and daughter, Mrs Leland Weaver and husband of Passaedna and Mrs Jaynes' mother, Mrs M.C.Ball of Pomona, Mrs Bull accompanied Mr. and Mrs Harold Jaynes to their home in Santa Ana for a few days visit. Buena Park is losing two of its best families, with the removal of the F.B.Jones family and Mr. and Mrs.G.D.Snyder to Athens where Mr.Jones has headquarters for his work. Mr.Jones is well known as a soloist who has assisted in many entertainments here,and will be greatly missed.Mrs Jones has eben active in club,Ladies'Aid and Missionary work and was president of the P.T.A.for 1925.Mrs Snyder was secretary of the Ladies'Aid.Their many friends wish them success in their new home. OLINDA, March 24.(Spl.)—Little Warren Bennett who was taken ill during the program on Friday evening is reported to be getting better. Mrs.Lois Hurrahberger spent Sunday at the McCoy home on the West Coast lease. Mr. and Mrs.Melvin Cobb of Hollywood visited at the Vierra home recently.Incidentally Mr. and Mrs.Vierra have a new Oldsmobile car and a new radio receiving set,of which they are very proud. Mrs.C.H.Keen accompanied by her son and daughter.Charles and Ursula of Los Angeles were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs.Joe Vierra o nSunday. Miss Olive Schryer who has been ill for some time is reported improving. BROOKHART SPEAKS DES MOINES, March 4—Branding protest brought against his sitting as U.S.Senator from Iowa by "Republican party of Iowa" as frivolous and trivial and objectors as "conspirators" and self-appointed "soviet dictators" over voters of Iowa.U.S.Sen.Smith W.Brookhart today sent answer to U.S.senate to contest proceeding started there against him. Mr. and Mrs.J.J.Boyle motored to Compton and called on Mrs.Boyle's mother,Mrs Nellie Andrews,Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs.J.H.Spohn were Friday evening dinner guest of Mrs.U.A.Porter of Fullerton. Mr. and Mrs.Salzan and family moved into Golden's cottage on Grand ave.,Mr.和Mrs.Bassell who recently returned from a trip to New Mexico will move into the house vacated by the Salzmans. The Ever Ready class of the Congregational Sunday school had a merry evening at the home of their president,Miss Lillian Basstad,Tuesday evening. On Wednesday,Mr. and Mrs.I.D.Jaynes had as guests,their son Harold Jaynes and wife of Santa Ana and daughter,Mrs Leland Weaver and husband,Passaedna and Mrs Jaynes' mother,Mrs M.C.Ball of Pomona,Mrs Bull accompanied Mr. and Mrs Harold Jaynes to their home in Santa Ana for a few days visit. Buena Park is losing two of its best families，with the removal of the F.B.Jones family and Mr.和Mrs.G.D.Snyder to Athens where Mr.Jones has headquarters for his work.Mr.Jones is well known as a soloist who has assisted in many entertainments here,and will be greatly missed.Mrs Jones has eben active in club,Ladies'Aid and Missionary work and was president of the P.T.A.for 1925.Mrs Snyder was secretary of the Ladies'Aid.Their many friends wish them success in their new home. OLINDA, March 24.(Spl.)—Little Warren Bennett who was taken ill during the program on Friday evening is reported to be getting better. Mrs.Lois Hurrahberger spent Sunday at the McCoy home on the West Coast lease. Mr.和Mrs.Melvin Cobb of Hollywood visited at the Vierra home recently.Incidentally Mr.和Mrs.Vierra have a new Oldsmobile car and a new radio receiving set，of which they are very proud. Mrs.C.H.Keen accompanied by her son and daughter.Charles and Ursula of Los Angeles were visitors at the home of Mr.和Mrs.Joe Vierra o nSunday. Miss Olive Schryer who has been ill for some time is reported improving. BROOKHART SPEAKS DES MOINES, March 4—Branding protest brought against his sitting as U.S.Senator from Iowa by "Republican party of Iowa" as frivolous and trivial and objectors as "conspirators" and self-appointed "soviet dictators" over voters of Iowa.U.S.Sen.Smith W.Brookhart today sent answer to U.S.senate to contest proceeding started there against him。 Boston, 36; Chicago, 54; Denver, 60; Phoenix, 54; St. Louis, 56; San Diego, 54; San Francisco, 50 and Los Angeles, 55. FISCHER FUNeral The Messrs. Paul Frahm, John and William Cordes, Carl Kohlenberger, H. Karsten and H. Heineman have been chosen as pall bearers for the Charles Fischer funeral, which occurs tomorrow at 2 p.m. in Zion Lutheran church, Rev. H. G. Schmeier officefitting. A daughter, Mrs. Louise Elsner and daughter-in-law, Mrs. Alma Winger, arrived today to be with their mother for a time. Where the milk supply is of doubtful cleanliness you'll find a high infant mortality rate. AT UNITED TODAY AND TOMORROW BUILDING PREMITS E. Mareno, addition to residence at 9 Kemp-st, cost $50. A. C. Vary, frame residence and garage at 924 No. Zeyn-st, cost $2000. John Molt, frame service station, 761 No. Los Angeles-st, cost $1000. Robt. Clark, frame residence and garage at 720 No. Pauline, cost $2500. Frank Montgomery, porch and bath, 725 No. Sabina, cost $200. W. J. M. Heinz, frame residence and garage at 1146 W. Santa Ana-st, cost $2000. A Class Ad will bring you results. BROOKHART SPEAKS DES MOINES, March 4 Branding protest brought against his sitting as U. S. Senator from Iowa by "Republican party of Iowa" as frivolous and trivial and objectors as "conspirators" and self-appointed "zovlet dictators" over voters of Iowa, U. S. Sen. Smith W. Brookhart today sent answer to U. S. senate to contest proceeding started there against him. According to recent statistics each year about 90 per cent of us have from one to three "colds," lasting from three to five days. If you employ 100 or 1,000 people, your annual loss chargeable to "colds," will represent a neat figure. Chronic dyspepsia usually means ulcer or cancer of the stomach, definite information regarding which can be obtained from X-ray pictures. Big Sale Now Going On Bed Room Furniture Gas Ranges Refrigerators Buy Now! We take Furniture in Exchange People's Furniture Company 410 S. SPADRA, FULLERTON CALIF. CLUB GIVES RELIEF FUND City Club today votrom treasury for relief tornado sufferers. National $35 was donated beneath individually. Resicommunity who desire in relief work were in. send subscriptions to Marion Eden of City subscriptions will be adged by publication. Steelehead with several pool orchestra members, music during luncheon attention to the high y. ENA PARK PARK, March 24 (Spl.) Plummer, a nurse in novia hospital, is spendcation with her brothplummer and family. Childred Johnson, of the hospital visited her paniel and Mrs. J. H. Johnson cee. She goes to the hospital in Los Angeles, for several months trainchildren's diseases. C McGuire entertained judge party at the home other, Mrs. H. C. Hill Frieoon, Mrs. R. H. Meyer E. W. Thurman were guests. Mrs. J. J. Boyle motored and called on Mrs. other, Mrs. Nellie Anday afternoon. Mrs. J. H. Spohn were enjoying dinner guests of Mr. U. A. Porter of Full. HOUSEHOLD HINTS MENU HINT Breakfast Oranges Rice Cream Buttered Toast Coffee or Hot Chocolate Luncheon Vegetable Dinner Rye Bread Butter Oatmeal Cookies Brutti Salad SPORTING EVENTS LOS ANGELES—Angel regulars will face Cubs today in first of two-game series. The men Manager Krug sends against National Leaguers today will probably be 1925 Angel inleup. After Cubs finish series with Angels they will engage Vernon Tigers and again on Sunday with Serapha. Robt, Roy Fothergill, right handed hitting outfielder for Detroit, may join Vernon. Manager Bill Killefer of Cubs will send second team to Santa Maria to play Wade Killefer's Indians Saturday and Sunday. ALBUQUERQUE — Local promoters were said today to have practically received assurance from Paavo Nurmi, phantom Finn, to appear in races here next month when world's champion runner goes to Coast. Zuni Indians will be opponents. Indians are said to be capable of making 7½ miles in 34 minutes. BUFFALO—The Sanitary Mills of Canton rested firmly in second place today in five-man event of A.B.C. tournament. They topped 2914 pins, eight above the Herb's Indians of Cleveland. PORTLAND — Tiny Herman, Portland heavyweight, holds decision over Capt. Rob Roper of Roanowne, following ten rounds last night. Herman unleashed a slashing body attack in the final rounds and won easily. ALBUQUERQUE—Jimmie Daugherty, fight referee and manager, agreed today to match George Godrey, negro heavy-weight boxer, against George Manley of Denver here within next week or two. SAN FRANCISCO—Tod Morgan Vallejo and Seattle, and Stewart Neale St. Paul, have been STOCKS SOLD IN THE SMALL VOLUNTE NEW YORK, March 24—ling pressure was lifted from market today and many stocks started laborious client higher prices. Except in heavily sold by bearish trade recent sessions market made progress. Further liquidation in progress in oil stocks, some of the rails and motors. Trading dwindled to small volume two weeks. Improved in money market position and technical position of stock mall which resulted from heavyiation since March 2, has notracted any great number of orders and sellers can dispose of offerings only at concessionaries. The market was held in first three hours by short selling of industrial leaders, sold up two to five points Monday's close. But selling broke out if leaders in early afternoon where tive oil stocks like Standard New Jersey and Maryland had at lowest prices of year end and most independent olla mally sinking to lower prices. In this group have lost practically all of their 1925 advances Amn, and Calif. Pete were no spots. An attack on northwestern roads preceded selling in rail shares. Chicago and Northern lost six points and declined new low of 56. No. Pac down four, Great Northern New York Central struck net at 115 and active railroad line Union Pac. Atchison common Texas and Pac, City Southern Lehigh West New Haven Baltimore & lost one to three points and thru previous low prices for Selling of ralls stiffened raid in industrial stocks and went tumbling to low levels hour with copper leading de Chile copper sold down to 33 Cerro De Paso broke thrust Stock sales today 1,780 shares bonds, $12,054,000. HOUSEHOLD HINTS MENU HINT Breakfast Oranges Rice Cream Buttered Toast Coffee or Hot Chocolate Luncheon Vegetable Dinner Rye Bread Butter Oatmeal Cookies Fruit Salad Milk Dinner Pork Chops and Scalloped Potatoes Creamed Carrots and Peas Bread Butter Grapefruit Cecry Salad Date Toast Whipped Cream Coffee TODAY'S RECIPES Vegetable Dinner—One cup of rice, one pound of carrots, one onion, one egg, one cup milk, one cup bread crumbs, one cup peas, one cup tomatoes, butter, pinch of salt, pepper, soda. Clean and boll rice, cut and boll carrots and put through food chopper. Fry onion in butter and mix with rice and carrots. Add well-baked egg, salt, pepper, milk, bread crumbs (which have been heated with little soda). Mix all ingredients thoroughly. Grease baking pan, and bake half hour. Oatmeal Cookies — One cup of sugar, one tablespoon melted butter, two eggs, three cups (uncooked) oatmeal, one teaspoon of baking powder, one teaspoon salt, sugar and butter. Add eggs, beaten. Mix oatmeal, baking powder and salt and stir into first mixture. Add vanilla. Drop on greased pan about two inches apart and bake 15 minutes or less in slow oven, or until cookies are brown around the edges. These cookies are hard to mix because they are so dry, but they make crisp cookies. SUGGESTIONS A great convenience in the sick room, especially where medicine must be dropped from a bottle, is a spoon with a bent handle, like a baby's spoon. It may be set down when filled, if necessary, leaving both of the nurse's hands free. Kitchen pads or kitchen pockets is the name for the oilcloth novelty that is divided into three compartments. One for the penellone for the paper pad, one for the scissors. Two bone rings are fastened at the two upper corners of the pocket to the wall. A band of oilcloth reaching from one corner of the top to the other is strung with a spool or two thread. ROONOWE, following ten rounds last night. Herman unleashed a slashing body attack in the final rounds and won easily. ALBUQUERQUE—Jimmie Daugherty, fight referee and manager, agreed today to match George Godfrey, negro heavy-weight boxer, against George Manley of Denver here within next week or two. SAN PRANCISCO—Tod Morgan Vallejo and Seattle, and Stewart McLean. St. Paul, have been matched ten rounds in Oakland April 1. They are featherweights. LAST NIGHT FIGHTS NEWARK—Jack Renault; New York, got unofficial decision over Romero Rojas, Chile. 12 rounds. ROCHISTER—Dave Shade, New York, won decision over Oka Till, Rochester, en. PITTSBURGH—Jack Zivile, Pittsburgh, defeated Chubby Brown, Rochester, ten. PHILADELPHI—Bobby Garcia, Texas, gained referee's decision over Bill Petrolle, Pargo, ten. Eddie (Kid) Wagner, Philadelphia, won judge's decision from Mickey Travers, Bridgeport, eight. BALTIMORE—Alex Hart, Philadelphia, won over Clyde Jeakle. Toledo, 12. SALT LAKE CITY—Midget Smith, Salt Lake, defeated Jack Andrews, Midvaire, six. Frankie Doyle, Pendleton, and "Wild Bill" Parrell, Salt Lake, fought four round draw. Big "Gift Nite" at Calif. Wednesday Wednesday night is Gift Nite at California Theater and there are over $450 in gifts. The capital prize is a lot in Central Memorial Park valued at $360 and there are over 20 other very useful and valuable gifts. A magazine writer in a recent review of film career of Corinne Griffith, referred to her as "beauty in distress." Her pictures he added, almost always showed her in difficulty because of pulchritude. In "Love's Wilderness," her latest National production, Corinne faces different situation. She is still "beauty in distress," however it is not because of her wealth. It is her comeliness which leads her into difficulty. The story written by Evelyn Campbell, a well known writer, shows Corinne as belle of a little Louisiana town and engaged explorer. She tries of waiting for him to return, and finally elopes with comparative stranger. In wilds of Canada, where couple seek home, Corinne is afforded opportunity to display perhaps the most pretentious bit of tensely dramatic acting of her career. She is shown as an abandoned wife, ROONOWE, following ten rounds last night. Herman unleashed a slashing body attack in the final rounds and won easily. ALBUQUERQUE—Jimmie Daugherty, fight referee and manager, agreed today to match George Godfrey, negro heavy-weight boxer, against George Manley of Denver here within next week or two. SAN PRANCISCO—Tod Morgan Vallejo and Seattle, and Stewart McLean. St. Paul, have been matched ten rounds in Oakland April 1. They are featherweights. LAST NIGHT FIGHTS NEWARK—Jack Renault; New York, got unofficial decision over Romero Rojas, Chile. 12 rounds. ROCHISTER—Dave Shade, New York, won decision over Oka Till, Rochester, en. PITTSBURGH—Jack Zivile, Pittsburgh, defeated Chubby Brown,Rochester,ten. PHILADELPHI—Bobby Garcia,Texas,gained referee's decision over Bill Petrolle,Pargo,ten.Eddie(Kid)WagnerPhiladelphia.wonjudge'sdecisionfromMickeyTravers,Bridgeport,eight.BALTIMORE—AlexHartPhiladelphia.wonoverClydeJeakle.Toledo，12.SALTLAKECITY—MidgetSmith,SaltLake,defeatedJackAndrews,Midvaire,six.FrankieDoyle,Pendleton,and"WildBill"Parrell,SaltLake,foughtfourrounddraw. Big "Gift Nite" at Calif. Wednesday Wednesday night is Gift Nite at California Theater and there are over $450 in gifts. The capital prize is a lot in Central Memorial Park valued at $360 and there are over 20 other very useful and valuable gifts. A magazine writer in a recent review of film career of Corinne Griffith ,referred to her as "beauty in distress." Her pictures he added,m almost always showed her in difficulty because of pulchritude. In "Love's Wilderness," her latest National production,Corinne faces different situation.She is still "beauty in distress;"however it is not because of her wealth.it Is her comeliness which leads her into difficulty. The story written by Evelyn Campbell,a well known writer,showing Corinne as belle of a little Louisiana town and engaged explorer.She tries of waiting for him to return,and finally elopes with comparative stranger. In wilds of Canadawherecouple seekhome,Corinneisaffordedopportunitytodisplayperhapsthemostpretentiousbitoftenselydramaticactingofhercarcerisshownasanabandonedwife, ROONOWE,followingtenroundslastnight.Hermanunleashedaslashingbodyattackinthefinalroundsandwoneasy. ALBUQUERQUE—Jimmie Daugherty,fightrefereeandmanageragreedtodaytomatchGeorgeGodfrey,negroheavyweightboxeragreedtomatchGeorgeManleyofDenberherewithnextweekortwo. SANPRANCISCO—Tod MorganVallejoandSeattle,andStewartMcLeanSt.Paul,havenmatchedtenroundsinOaklandApril1.thearefeatherweights. LASTNIGHTFIGHTS NEWARK—JackRenault;NewYork,gotunofficialdecisionoverRomeroRojasChile.12rounds. ROCHISTER—DaveShade.NewYorkwondecisionoverOkaTill,Rochester.en. PITTSBURGH—JackZivile,Pittsburgh,thedefeatedJackAndrews,Midvaire,six.FrankieDoyle,Pendleton,and"WildBill"Parrell,SaltLake,foughtfourrounddraw. Big "Gift Nite" at Calif.Wednesday Wednesday night is Gift Nite at California Theater and there are over $450 in gifts. The capital prize is a lot in Central Memorial Park valued at $360 and there are over 20 other very useful and valuable gifts. A magazine writer in a recent review of film career of Corinne Griffith ,referred to her as "beauty in distress." Her pictures he added,m almost always showed her in difficulty because of pulchritude. In "Love's Wilderness," her latest National production,Corinne faces different situation.She is still "beauty in distress;"however it is not because of her wealth.it Is her comeliness which leads her into difficulty. The story written by Evelyn Campbell,a well known writer,showing Corinne as belle of a little Louisiana town and engaged explorer.She tries of waiting for him to return,and finally elopes with comparative stranger. In wilds of Canadawherecouple seekhome,Corinneisaffordedopportunitytodisplayperhapsthemostpretentiousbitoftenselydramaticactingofhercarcerisshownasanabandonedwife, ROONOWE,followingtenroundslastnight.Hermanunleashedaslushingbodyattackinthefinalroundsandwoneasy. ALBUQUERQUE—Jimmie Daugherty,fightrefereeandmanageragreedtodaytomatchGeorgeGodfrey,negroheavyweightboxeragreedtomatchGeorgeManleyofDenberherewithnextweekortwo. SANPRANCISCO—Tod MorganVallejoandSeattle,andStewartMcLeanSt.Paul,havenmatchedtenroundsinOaklandApril1.thearefeatherweights. LASTNIGHTFIGHTS NEWARK—JackRenault;NewYork,gotunofficialdecisionoverRomeroRojasChile.12rounds。 ROCHISTER—DaveShade.NewYorkwondecisionoverOkaTill,Rochester.en. PITTSBURGH—JackZivile,Pittsburgh,thedefeatedJackAndrews,Midvaire,six.FrankieDoyle,Pendleton,and"WildBill"Parrell,SaltLake,foughtfourrounddraw. Big "Gift Nite" at Calif.Wednesday Wednesday night is Gift Nite at California Theater and there are over $450 in gifts. The capital prize is a lot in Central Memorial Park valued at $360 and there are over 20 other very useful and valuable gifts. A magazine writer in a recent review of film career of Corinne Griffith ,referred to her as "beauty in distress." Her pictures he added,m almost always showed her in difficulty because of pulchritude. In "Love's Wilderness," her latest National production,Corinne faces different situation.She is still "beauty in distress;"however it is not because of her wealth.it Is her comeliness which leads her into difficulty. The story written by Evelyn Campbell,a well known writer,showing Corinne as belle of a little Louisiana town and engaged explorer.She tries of waiting for him to return,and finally elopes with comparative stranger. In wilds of Canadawherecouple seekhome,Corinneisaffordedopportunitytodisplayperhapsthemostpretentiousbitoftenselydramaticactingofhercarcerisshownasanabandonedwife, ROONOWE,followingtenroundslastnight.Hermanunleashedaslushingbodyattackinthefinalroundsandwoneasy. ALBUQUERQUE—Jimmie Daugherty,fightreferee和manageragreedtodaytomatchGeorgeGodfrey,negroheavyweightboxeragreedtomatchGeorgeManleyofDenberherewithnextweekortwo. SANPRANCISCO—Tod MorganVallejoandSeattle,andStewartMcLeanSt.Paul,havenmatchedtenroundsinOaklandApril1.thearefeatherweights. LASTNIGHTFIGHTS NEWARK—JackRenault;NewYork,gotunofficialdecisionoverRomeroRojasChile.12rounds。 ROCHISTER—DaveShade.NewYorkwondecisionoverOkaTill,Rochester.en。 PITTSBURGH—JackZivile,Pittsburgh,thedefeatedJackAndrews,Midvaire,six.FrankieDoyle,Pendleton,and"WildBill"Parrell,SaltLake,foughtfourrounddraw. Big "Gift Nite" at Calif.Wednesday Wednesday night is Gift Nite at California Theater and there are over $450 in gifts. The capital prize is a lot in Central Memorial Park valued at $360 and there are over 20 other very useful and valuable gifts. A magazine writer in a recent review of film career of Corinne Griffith ,referred to her as "beauty in distress." Her pictures he added,m almost always showed her in difficulty because of pulchritude." In "Love's Wilderness," her latest National production,Corinne faces different situation.She is still "beauty in distress;"however it is not because of her wealth.it Is her comeliness which leads her into difficulty. The story written by Evelyn Campbell,a well known writer,showing Corinne as belle of a little Louisiana town and engaged explorer.She tries of waiting for him to return,and finally elopes with comparative stranger. In wilds of Canadawherecouple seekhome,Corinneisaffordedopportunitytodisplayperhapsthemostpretentiousbitoftenselydramaticactingofhercarcerisshownasanabandonedwife, ROONOWE,followingtenroundslastnight.Hermanunleashedaslushingbodyattackinthefinalroundsandwoneasy. ALBUQUERQUE—Jimmie Daugherty,fightreferee和manageragreedtodaytomatchGeorgeGodfrey,negroheavyweightboxeragreedtomatchGeorgeManleyofDenberherewithnextweekortwo. SANPRANCISCO—Tod MorganVallejoandSeattle,andStewartMcLeanSt.Paul,havenmatchedtenroundsinOaklandApril1.thearefeatherweights. LASTNIGHTFIGHTS NEWARK—JackRenault;NewYork,gotunofficialdecisionoverRomeroRojasChile.12rounds。 ROCHISTER—DaveShade.NewYorkwondecisionoverOkaTill,Rochester.en。 PITTSBURGH—JackZivile,Pittsburgh,thedefeatedJackAndrews,Midvaire,six.FrankieDoyle,Pendleton,and"WildBill"Parrell,SaltLake,foughtfourrounddraw. Big "Gift Nite" at Calif.Wednesday Wednesday night is Gift Nite at California Theater and there are over $450 in gifts. The capital prize is a lot in Central Memorial Park valued at $360 and there are over 20 other very useful and valuable gifts. A magazine writer in a recent review of film career of Corinne Griffith ,referred to her as "beauty in distress." Her pictures he added,m almost always showed her in difficulty because of pulchritude." In "Love's Wilderness," her latest National production,Corinne faces different situation.She is still "beauty in distress;"however it is not because of her wealth.it Is her comeliness which leads her into difficulty. The story written by Evelyn Campbell,a well known writer,showing Corinne as belle of a little Louisiana town and engaged explorer.She tries of waiting for him to return,and finally elopes with comparative stranger." In wilds of Canadawherecouple seekhome,Corinneisaffordedopportunitytodisplayperhapsthemostpretentiousbitoftenselydramaticactingofhercarcerisshownasanabandonedwife, ROONOWE,followingtenroundslastnight.Hermanunleashedaslushingbodyattackinthefinalroundsandwoneneasy." ALBUQUERQUE—Jimmie Daugherty,fightreferee和manageragreedtodaytomatchGeorgeGodfrey,negroheavyweightboxeragreedtomatchGeorgeManleyofDenberherewithnextweekortwo." SANPRANCISCO—Tod MorganVallejoandSeattle,andStewartMcLeanSt.Paul,havenmatchedtenroundsinOaklandApril1.thearefeatherweights." LASTNIGHTFIGHTS NEWARK—JackRenault;NewYork,gotunofficialdecisionoverRomeroRojasChile.12rounds。 ROCHISTER—DaveShade.NewYorkwondecisionoverOkaTill,Rochester.en。 PITTSBURGH—JackZivile,Pittsburgh,thedefeatedJackAndrews,Midvaire,six.FrankieDoyle,Pendleton,and"WildBill"Parrell,SaltLake,foughtfourrounddraw." Big "Gift Nite" at Calif.Wednesday Wednesday night is Gift Nite at California Theater and there are over $450 in gifts." The capital prize is a lot in Central Memorial Park valued at $360 and there are over 20 other very useful and valuable gifts." A magazine writer in a recent review of film career of Corinne Griffith ,referred to her as "beauty in distress." Her pictures he added,m almost always showed her in difficulty because of pulchritude." In "Love's Wilderness," her latest National production,Corinne faces different situation.She is still "beauty in distress;"however it is not because of her wealth.it Is her comeliness which leads her into difficulty." The story written by Evelyn Campbell,a well known writer,showing Corinne as belle of a little Louisiana town and engaged explorer.She tries of waiting for him to return,and finally elopes with comparative stranger." In wilds of Canadawherecouple seekhome,Corinneisaffordedopportunitytodisplayperhapsthemostpretentiousbitoftenselydramaticactingofhercarcerisshownasanabandonedwife, ROONOWE,followingtenroundslastnight.Hermanunleashedaslushingbodyattackinthefinalroundsandwoneneasy." ALBUQUERQUE—Jimmie Daugherty,fightreferee和manageragreedtodaytomatchGeorgeGodfrey,negroheavyweightboxeragreedtomatchGeorgeManleyofDenberherewithnextweekortwo." SANPRANCISCO—Tod MorganVallejoandSeattle,andStewartMcLeanSt.Paul,havenmatchedtenroundsinOaklandApril1.thearefeatherweights." LASTNIGHTFIGHTS NEWARK—JackRenault;NewYork,gotunofficialdecisionoverRomeroRojasChile.12rounds。 ROCHISTER—DaveShade.NewYorkwondecisionoverOkaTill,Rochester.en." PITTSBURGH—JackZivile,Pittsburgh,thedefeatedJackAndrews,Midvaire,six.FrankieDoyle,Pendleton,and"WildBill"Parrell,SaltLake,foughtfourrounddraw." Big "Gift Nite" at Calif.Wednesday Wednesday night is Gift Nite at California Theater and there are over $450 in gifts." The capital prize is a lot in Central Memorial Park valued at $360 and there are over 20 other very useful and valuable gifts." A magazine writer in a recent review of film career of Corinne Griffith ,referred to her as "beauty in distress." Her pictures he added,m almost always showed her in difficulty because of pulchritude." In "Love's Wilderness," her latest National production,Corinne faces different situation.She is still "beauty in distress;"however it is not because of her wealth.it Is her comeliness which leads her into difficulty." The story written by Evelyn Campbell,a well known writer,showing Corinne as belle of a little Louisiana town and engaged explorer.She tries of waiting for him to return,and finally elopes with comparative stranger." In wilds of Canadawherecouple seekhome,Corinneisaffordedopportunitytodisplayperhapsthemostpretentiousbitoftenselydramaticactingofhercarcerisshownasanabandonedwife, ROONOWE,followingtenroundslastnight.Hermanunleashedaslushingbodyattackinthefinalroundsandwoneneasy." ALBUQUERQUE—Jimmie Daugherty,fightreferee和manageragreedtodaytomatchGeorgeGodfrey,negroheavyweightboxeragreedtomatchGeorgeManleyofDenberherewithnextweekortwo." SANPRANCISCO—Tod MorganVallejoandSeattle,andStewartMcLeanSt.Paul,havenmatchedtenroundsinOaklandApril1.thearefeatherweights." LASTNIGHTFIGHTS NEWARK—JackRenault;NewYork,gotunofficialdecisionoverRomeroRojasChile.12rounds。 ROCHISTER—DaveShade.NewYorkwondecisionoverOkaTill,Rochester.en." PITTSBURGH—JackZivile,Pittsburgh,thedefeatedJackAndrews,Midvaire,six.FrankieDoyle,Pendleton,and"WildBill"Parrell,SaltLake,foughtfourrounddraw." Big "Gift Nite" at Calif.Wednesday Wednesday night is Gift Nite at California Theater and there are over $450 in gifts." The capital prize is a lot in Central Memorial Park valued at $360 and there are over 20 other very useful and valuable gifts." A magazine writer in a recent review of film career of Corinne Griffith ,referred to her as "beauty in distress." Her pictures he added,m almost always showed her in difficulty because of pulchritude." In "Love's Wildness," her latest National production,Corinne faces different situation.She is still "beauty in distress;"however it is not because of her wealth.it Is her comeliness which leads her into difficulty." The story written by Evelyn Campbell,a well known writer,showing Corinne as belle of a little Louisiana town and engaged explorer.She tries of waiting for him to return,and finally elopes with comparative stranger." In wilds of Canadawherecouple seekhome,Corinneisaffordedopportunitytodisplaystyleperhapsthemostpretentiousbitoftenselydramaticactingofhercarcerisshownasanabandonedwife, ROONOWE,followingtenroundslastnight.Hermanunleashedaslushingbodyattackinthefinalroundsandwoneneasy." ALBUQUERQUE—Jimmie Daugherty,fightreferee和manageragreedtodaytomatchGeorgeGodfrey,negroheavyweightboxeragreedtomatchGeorgeManleyofDenberherewithnextweekortwo." ``` Kitchen pads or kitchen pockets is the name for the oilcloth novelty that is divided into three compartments. One for the penell, one for the paper pad, one for the scissors. Two bone rings are fastened at the two upper corners of the pocket to the wall. A band of oilcloth reaching from one corner of the top to the other is strung with a spool or two of thread. Peanut butter and maple sandwiches are a change for the children's lunches. The ingredients are, thin slices of white or brown bread, buttered, shaved maple sugar, peanut butter. Spread one slice of the buttered bread with a layer of peanut butter, the second slice with shaved maple sugar. Press the slices together. When pressing plaited skirts one woman found that by using glass-topped picture tacks, to keep the plats down, tacking the ends of the pleats to the ironing board as she went along, she could press smoothly and there was no danger of the tacks catching on hands or material as ordinary pins are apt to do. It is a good thing for every woman to know how to stop an automobile, even though she never drives. Should the driver become suddenly ill she might avoid danger by bringing the car to a standstill. But little hard cleaning is necessary for the lower surface of pots and pans if the chief source of smoke is removed—soot in the gas burners of the kitchen stove. Three tablespoons of lye and three tablespoons of strong washing powder added to a tub of boiling water makes a good solution and boiled for two or three minutes. If the burners are shocked up with food that has boiled over, a wire brush will be found useful. After removing from the water they should be drained, readjusted in the stove and the gas lithed in order thoroughly to dry them out. In pneumonia Nature leaves little for the physician to do. The story, written by Evelyn Campbell, a well known writer, shows Corinne as belle of a little Louisiana town and engaged explorer. She tires of waiting for him to return, and finally elopes with comparative stranger. In wilds of Canada, where couple seek home, Corinne is afforded opportunity to display perhaps the most pretentious bit of tensely dramatic acting of her career. She is shown as an abandoned wife, fighting for life in blinding blizzard. Later, in a sequence of elaborate scenes depicting the South Sea islands, she returns to her gorgeous costumes, for which she is noted, and again rises to emotional heights when she discovers herself bigamously married. The picture will be at the California Theater Wednesday and Thursday. A Lige Comley Comedy "Wild Game" and International News completes a very good program. Tonight is final times for "A Thief in Paradise" with Doris Kenyon, Alleen Pringle and Roland Coleman in leading roles. Geo. E. Turner, concert organist, is playing special screen song. TAKE ROAD FIGHT TO SENATE SACRAMENTO, March 24—Blocked in efforts to have San Francisco Bay Shore highway included in primary state highway system at meeting of senate highway committee last night. Sen. Roy Fellom, San Francisco, today served notice he will carry fight to floor of senate when Breed highway bill reaches upper house. The primary state highway system could be divided into two classifications, class A and cass B first to include main trunk lines and latter county-seat laterals, under amendment incorporated in Breed bill by senate committee. The amendment, which was voted unanimously, provides class A roads receive 45 per cent of revenues for new construction, the class B highways 30 per cent and secondary road system balance. As originally drawn Breed bill stipulated 70 per cent for new construction would be awarded to primary roads and 30 per cent secondary. POTATOES LOS ANGELES, March 24—tatoes: Stockton Burbanks rose $3.00; Idaho saoked run $2.25; $2.40; new stock Diego and Carlsbad best $6 cents. FRUIT AND VEGETABLES LOS ANGELES, March 24—plies, California yellow Newts $5.00; $5.50; $5.25; Artichokes, Northern $2.50; few fancy $3.50 crate; Asparagus, Northern mostly 12 @ 15 cents. Cabbage, local best $1.25; $1.35; Cauliflower, local best $1.25; $1.50; Celery, local best $3.75 @; Grapefruit, Northern ap brands $3.00 @; $3.25; Impala valley special brands $5.50; $5.75; others $4.25 @; $5.00; Lemona, special brine $9.25 @; $5.50; Lettuce, local best 75 @ cents; poorer 60c; Oranges, Southern ap brands navels medium to large small; $4.50. Strawberries, Imperial Valve $2.50 @; $3.25; mostly $2.75; $3.00. Tomatoes, Mexico fair quail and condition originals me $3.50 @; $3.75. COTTON OPENS STEADY NEW YORK, March 24—cotton market was steady at coming today with first pu STOCKS SOLD IN SMALL VOLUME NEW YORK, March 24.—Sell-pressure was lifted from stock market today and many active stocks started laborious climb to higher prices. Except in stocks sold by bearish traders in recent sessions market made little progress. Further liquidation was progress in oil stocks, and one of the rails and motors. Trading dwindled to smallest time two weeks. Improvement money market position and inancial position of stock market resulted from heavy liquidation since March 2, has not atted any great number of buy-and sellers can dispose of large savings only at concessions. The market was held in check three hours by short cover-of industrial leaders, which up two to five points from today's close. But selling broke out in oil prices in early afternoon with ac- oil stocks like Standard of Jersey and Maryland selling lowest prices of year to date most independent oils gradu-sinking to lower prices. Stocks this group have lost practical-lief of their 1925 advances. Pan- and Calif. Pete were strong. An attack on northwestern rail-ways preceded selling in railroad cities. Chicago and Northwest-fost six points and declined to low of 56. No. Pac, was four. Great Northern three. York Central struck new low 15 and active railroad shares Union Pac. Atchison, Prisco Mon., Texas and Pac., Kansas Southern, Lehigh Valley, Haven, Baltimore & Ohio come to three points and broke previous low prices for year. Relling of rails stiffened modest industrial stocks and prices tumbling to low levels first with copper leading decline. Copper sold down to 31 and De Panco broke thru to $300 stock sales today 1,799,200 bonds, $12,054,000. Wednesday Night—GIFT NITE WEST FOAST CALIFORNIA Wednesday and Thursday Matinee 2:30; Nights 7 - 9 Asher, Small and Rogers present CORINNE GRIFFITH Love's Wilderness FIRST NATIONAL PICTURE. The Strangest Experiences That Ever Befell A Woman Lice Conley Comedy Int. News TURNER Concert Organist FINAL Times Tonight "A Thief in Paradise" BRIGHTEST SPOT IN TOWN WEDNESDAY NIGHT FREE! FREE! FREE! $360 LOT in Central Memorial Park GOLD DUST ACTIVE OS ANGELES, March 24.—Dust was heaviest trader at ing session of Los Angeles exchange this morning. The was quiet with oils showing best amount of business. BANK CLEARINGS Francisco ... $3,100,000 Lee ... 7,255,712 and ... 5,252,443 and ... 3,700,200 Olego ... 805,220 Angeles ... 25,226,352 NEW YORK CITRUS New York, March 24—Eleven navels, four mixed cars and cars of lemons sold. Navel get doing better on 176s and her fair, navel averages ranged from to $5.90; lemons $4.00 to FRUIT SALES (Calif., Fruit Exchange) aton: higher oranges, unted lemons; lemons $4.40 to New York: advancing navels, by fancy oranges, firm lemons; is $4.15 to $5.05. Isburg: steady oranges. Louls: easier oranges and lemons $2.35 to $2.95. METAL MARKET New York March 24—Copquiet; all positions offered at 14%; lead quiet; spot offered at 9. Zine quiet; March offered at 7:30 @ April 7.25 @ 7.35. Antiquoted at 14%. LOSIN GLIEBERT BONDS New York, March 24 — 3½% first 4½ s 101.20; second, 100.29; third, 4½ s 101.19; 4½ s 101.20; new 4½ 4½ s 100.19. RAIN MARKET SLUMPS ICAGO, March 24—Lack of life interest brought by a slum POSIN GIBERTY BONDS NEW YORK, March 24.—3½s, 15s, first 4½s 101.20; second, 100.29; third, 4½s 101.19; 4½s 101.20; new 4½s 4½s; new 4s 100.19. GRAIN MARKET SLUMPS CICAGO, March 24.—Lack of interest brought a slump grain market today and at the close were lower. It finished 2½ to 4½ off. 2½% $ lower and oats % off. Provisions closed lowth hogs. POTATOES ANGELES, March 24.—Pont: Stockton Burbanks $2.75 $0.00; Idaho sacked russets @ $2.40; new, stock Sanand Carlsbad best @ $7 FRUIT AND VEGETABLES ANGELES, March 24.—ApCalifornia yellow Newtowns @ $5.50; mostly $5.25. Melchokes, Northern $2.50 few fancy $3.50 crate. Maragua, Northern green yellow 13 @ 15 cents. Tobage, local best $1.25 @ saliflower, local best $1.25 @ ery, local best $3.75 @ $4.00. Peperfruit, Northern special sales $3.00 @ $3.25; Imperial special brands $5.50 others $4.25 @ $5.00. Monos, local special brands @ $5.50. Utuce, local best 75 @ 90 poorer 60c. Ranges, Southern special navels medium to large $5; $4.50. Fawberries, Imperial Valley @ $3.25; mostly $2.75 @ tomatoes, Mexico fair quality condition originals mostly @ $3.75. OTTON OPENS STEADY NEW YORK, March 24.—The market was steady at the today with first prices AT CALIF. TODAY AND TOMORROW from 8 to 13 points higher. The market was steady at the close two to 13 points lower. Spot was down 15 points with middling uplands at 25.50. POREIGN EXCHANGE NEW YORK, March 24.—Demand and cables: Great Britain 4.78½ and 4.78%; France 5.22½ and 5.23¼; Belgium 5.07½ and 5.08; Swiss 19.27½ and 19.29; Italy 4.07 and 4.08%; Norway 15.55 and 15.57; Denmark 18.13 and 18.15; Greece 161½ and 161¾; Spain 14.23½ and 14.25; Holland 39.36 and 39.89. A Class Ad will get you results. Corinne Griffith - Loves Wilderness