oc-plain-dealer 1925-04-14

UNITED THEATRE TONIGHT AND WEDNESDAY WITH KENNETH HARLAN AND MADGE BELLAMY Thrills! Action! Comedy! Love! Speed! Romance! BUDDY MESSENGER COMEDY "THE FAMILY ROW" LAST TIME TONIGHT— THE KEOGH PLAYERS IN THE BIG LAUGH SUCCESS "HAL O' THE HILLS" 3 ACTS OF FUN, FUN, FUN CAPTURE $450,000 WORTH OF LIQUOR NEW YORK, April 14—Captured after a thrilling 12 hour chase, during which shots were fired, the British three-masted schooner Madeline Adams, with $459,000 worth of liquor on board, was brot into this port today. This latest dent in rum row was made after it is alleged, the commander of the Madeline Adams had attempted to land 500 cases of whiskey by bribing the crew of a coast guard cutter. The Madeline Adams, with 9000 cases of liquor aboard is now at anchor off the staine GREAT MELODRAMA AT UNITED THEATRE "On the Stroke of Three" thistartling melodrama that is the talk of the country will be featured picture attraction at the United Theatre tonight and tomorrow night. Madge Bellamy, Kenneth Harlan and Mary Carr play the principal roles and they are supported in fine style by John Miligan, Dorothy Dahn, Edward Davies and Eddie Phillips. The story is a powerful tale with the scene laid in the rugged mountain country where the people are simple rural folks, and in the giddy whirl of New York's richest and most fashionable set. Across this background is thrown in delicate light and shadow the love story of Judson Forrest, big. PORTER RELATES AIMS OF KIWAN "We Build Men of Character" "We Cement Friendships." These are the main objects of Kiwanis, Arthur Porter, cal banker, told Kiwanians their luncheon today, in course of a discussion led Porter and Dr. C. S. O'To on ways of improving the club programs. Few members appreciated difficulties of the officers, cording to Porter. Mem should aid their chiefs in easy way possible. Dr. O'Toole thought the was lacking in maintaining attendance and in respect speakers who addressed members. The feature of the lunch was a skit, also put on by educational committee, representing a court scene in the "trict court of Kiwanis," "How Ames was judge; Tom McElden district attorney; A. Franzen, bailiff; Harry Hickler. McFadden filed a felony case against Dave Jessett whom he accused of murder. John Barleycorn. A. B. McCoy acted as Jessertun's attorney. Examination of four of 12 visible jurors was featured. Nest Gielow as Mr. Goodcit couldn't serve because he was a game of golf to play; R Backs, as Mr. Busy Business was too busy to act; F. B. Hiden, as Mr. Rifffraff, was accepted because he wanted cash; and Art Cohen as Ms Flapper was also accepted. Ames moved that the case diamissed because of the ju poor quality and the judge thit out of court. The trial fried the lesson, said Ames, citizens should not shirk the duties as jurors. Charley Mann, president FREE! BATTERY IGNITION AND CARBURETOR ADJUSTMENTS including watering and testing batteries, oiling generators— on all makes of cars. CHICAGO FRUIT AUCTION CHICAGO, April 14. — Oranges steady; best $3.65 to $6.55; medium $4.00 to $6.00. Lemons $1 higher. Best $4.85 to $6.35; medium $3.75 to $4.00. The most economical little salesman is a Class Ad in the paper. night. Madge Bellamy, Kenneth Harlan and Mary Carr play the principal roles and they are supported in fine style by John Miligan, Dorothy Dahn, Edward Davis and Eddie Phillips. The story is a powerful tale with the scene laid in the rugged mountain country where the people are simple rural folks, and in the giddy whirl of New York's richest and most fashionable set. Across this background is thrown in delicate light and shadow the love story of Judson Forrest, big square-shouldered young mountainer, and Mary Waverley Jordan, daughter of Wall Street's most formidable financier, Young Forrest saves the life of the wealthy heiress, does not know her real status in life; which adds material to the tense situations, with which the story is filled. You will have thrills to your hearts content in this splendid picture. "Hal'O The Hills" Great Comedy Success The Keogh players opened a two day engagement at the United Theatre last night to a large audience, who thoroughly appreciated the snappy three-act comedy drama "Hal' o the Hills." It has been a long time since such a clever story has been presented on the spoken stage of this city. Last night's performance demonstrated to the people of this city what a splendid organization the Keogh Players are composed of. It can well be seen after last night's enthusiastic reception that the Keogh Players have already won popularity with the people of Anaheim. Tonight will be the last time to see "Hal' o the Hills," so don't fail to give yourself a real treat. POSTAL CLERKS TO HAVE JUBILEE Local postal employees have chartered two Motor Transit stages to carry them to Los Angeles Saturday evening where they will join in celebrating Jubilee Pay Day. They will be joined at Fullerton by several clerks from that office. The program of the evening opens with a band concert beginning at 7:20. Hon P. P. O'Brien, Los Angeles postmaster will preside and Mayor G. E. C. R. Cryer and Hon Motley Flint are speakers of the evening. Dancing, cards and refreshments will be enjoyed. WHEATON, Ill. — Word that his mother, Mrs. Ernest Munding, had died in Toledo, Ohio, today was kept from George Munding, who is on trial for murder. Munding was to take the stand in his own defense today for the killing of his common law wife, Mrs. Julia A. Douglas. NEW YORK—Paavo Nuut世界's champion runner, before out of competition to porarily until he is granted hearing by the Western Assn the A.A.U. Nurmi was suped for failing to appear in meet in Kansas City last nigh. BOSTON — Stuffy McGinn veteran first baseman, has released unconditionally by Boston Braves. PHILADELPHIA — Five tions will be represented in annual Penn relay carnival Franklin Field April 24 and American entries have been made from 646 schools and colleges and other entries will represent England, New Zealand, Canada and Cuba. NEW YORK—Joe Kirkwau Australian golf star, announces he is going to enter the Brisbane golf championship. He is to play in the American championship. PALO ALTO—Permission been granted by the university for financing sending the Sword Univ. track team to National intercollegiate meet Philadelphia May 30. Stan will not enter the Drake reel. OAKLAND — The suspension of "Red" Killifer, Seattle league manager, was lifted last night by Harry A. Willis league president and Killifer was present today of AND BATTERY FREE! WHEATON, III.—Word that his mother, Mrs. Ernest Munding, had died in Toledo, Ohio, today was kept from George Munding, who is on trial for murder. Munding was to take the stand in his own defense today for the killing of his common law wife, Mrs. Julia A. Douglas. $1015 F. O. B. FACTORY PLUS TAX! It's Spring—and all outdoors awaits Oldsmobile's six-cylinder Sport Touring! Only $1015—with General Motors' easy-payment plan, too! L-Head engine—Duco finish—Balloon Tires—Bumpers, Trunk, Disc Wheels, Motometer—fittings galore. See it! Frahm Oldsmobile Co. 420 So. Los Angeles St., Anaheim Phone 799 OLDSMOBILE SIX PRODUCT OF GENERAL MOTORS HARTER RELATES RIIMS OF KIWANIS The Build Men of Character." The Cement Friendships." These are the main objects Kiwanis, Arthur Porter, loanker, told Kiwanians at luncheon today, in the hope of a discussion led by Dr. and Dr. C. S. O'Toole days of improving the club's ams. Members appreciated the qualities of the officers, acting to Porter. Members aid their chiefs in every possible. O'Toole thought the club backing in maintaining good balance and in respect for ers who addressed the ers. Feature of the luncheon skit, also put on by the national committee, represena court scene in the "discourt of Kiwanis," "Homer was judge; Tom McFaddistrict attorney; A. W. en, bailiff; Harry Horn Fadden filed a felony com. against Dave Jesserun, he accused of murdering Barleycorn. A. B. McCord, Jesserun's attorney, nation of four of 12 posjurors was featured.. ErGielow as Mr. Goodcitizen not serve because he had one of golf to play; Fred as Mr. Busy Businessman to busy to act; F. B. Haras Mr. Rifffraff, was acbecause he wanted the and Art Cohen as Miss ter was also accepted. These photographs were taken at Camden, N. J., at the launching of the Saratoga, which is to be a veritable floating flying field of 23,000 tons, with a landing deck 588 feet long and 105 feet across at the widest. She will carry 32 bombing and 40 combat and observation planes, representing with planes, explosives and other equip- ment a cost of $45,000,000. In the insert are shown (left to right) Secretary Curtis D. Wilbur, Miss Neville Taylor Gherardi and Mrs. Wilbur. Mrs. Wilbur christened the giant plane carrier and Miss Gherardi released carrier pigeons with a message to President Coolidge announcing the safe launching of the craft. FAMOUS ALASKAN FIRE ROUTS GUESTS SILVIA DIES ON PISTOL WEEK Jesus Silvia, 40, of died at his home this from a pistol wound a authorities to have a flicted early Friday m. Stanton by P. H. Martireal estate operator, wing held in the countra charge of murder. Silvia was taken to tty hospital for treating upon showing signs of oment was removed to yesterday. An inquest is to be b4 p.m. at the mortuaishelm of Backs, T. Campbell, Coroner C. Brown announced. Information in the the officials is to the e. Martinez, who appeareJail to give himself up, received knife wounds, self defense when Silvie ed him with a long Eminity is said to have a tween the two real estes because a Mexican circed on Martinez' proper chagrin of Silvia. PATRONIZE PLAIN D. ADVERTISERS LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF TRUSTEES WHEREAR, on June Leslie K. Thornton, a swagered deed of R. Tobinson and Ca. W. as Trustees for Joseph and Catherine Mennes, laries, which Deed of T. given to secure the promissory note of said Thornton of even date, and which deed of trust corded June 19, 1924 in of the County Recorder County, California in BoDeck at Page 24, and WHEREAS subsequent FAMOUS ALASKAN HEROES COMING Balto, the famous Alaskan dog that took the diptheria antitoxin into Nome, and Gunnar Kasson, the man who directed that famous dash thru the Arctic north, will be guests of Anahiem Thursday and Friday evening. Kasson and his dog are enroute to Washington to meet President Coolidge and receive his personal congratulations. It is also on the cards that Kasson will be presented the congressional medal of honor. For the first time on any stage, they will appear at the California Thursday and Friday evenings. A reception is being arranged for the two heroes. FIRE ROUTS GUESTS MOJAVE, April 14.—Fire routed 35 guests from the Kingston Hotel and caused approximately $75,000 damage. The building was a total loss and most of the guests lost their personal effects. Dodges Noose Again SPRINGFIELD, Ill., April 14.—Bernard Grant again for a time dodged the noose when Governor Len Small today granted him a new stay of execution until Aug. 14. Grant was convicted with Walter Krauser of the murder of a Chicago patrolman and both were sentenced to the gallows. The state supreme court affirmed decision in Grant's case, but for several months failed to act in the Krauser case. TODAY" Is the last day that you can purchase "LIGHTNING" gasoline at 18½ cents a gallon, because tomorrow morning we dish it out at 21½ cents. If you have already tried it once, we are not afraid of losing your business. If you have not tried "LIGHTNING" yet, you are not doing yourself or your motor justice. Just bear this in mind, that "LIGHTNING" is the result of nearly a year and a half of experimental work by one of the cleverest petroleum engineers of the world, in an attempt to produce a motor fuel superior to any gasoline ever marketed up to this time, "and he has." While the process used in producing "LIGHTNING" is much more costly to us than ordinary gasoline, and while we must charge you a slight increase over the price of old method gas, we are working on the theory that the best in any product note, together with interest on, according to its terms with any additional which may be made and with the expenses of said Trust Terms of Sale: Cash Just bear this in mind, that "LIGHTNING" is the result of nearly a year and a half of experimental work by one of the clearest petroleum engineers of the world, in an attempt to produce a motor fuel superior to any gasoline ever marketed up to this time, "and he has." While the process used in producing "LIGHTNING" is much more costly to us than ordinary gasoline, and while we must charge you a slight increase over the price of old method gas, we are working on the theory that the best in any product is none too good for the American people, and that you will patronize "SUPERIOR QUALITY" if you can be shown. We are as sure as we are sure of our own name, that "LIGHTNING" will give you 35% more value than any other gasoline you have ever used, and on top of that, will save you many a garage bill on your motor. "All we ask you to do is try it once and you be the judge." Julian Petroleum Corporation Julian Station No. 66 DEL GIORGIO & SONS Brighton Way and Whitaker Buena Park Julian Station No. 96 J. A. HART & SON Hazel and Central Sts. La Habra Julian Station No. 98 J. D. KOPPSHO 428 So. Los Angeles St. Anaheim Julian Station No. 54 ROY ROSEBROOK S.E. corner Garden Grove and Lincoln Anaheim Julian Station No. 55 E. B. McKENZIE Cecil Place, Newport Blvd. Costa Mesa SILVIA DIES OF PISTOL WOUND Jesus Silvia, 40, of Stanton, died at his home this morning from a pistol wound alleged by authorities to have been inflicted early Friday morning at Stanton by P. H. Martinez, rival real estate operator, who is being held in the county jail on a charge of murder. Silvia was taken to the county hospital for treatment, but upon showing signs of improvement was removed to his home yesterday. An inquest is to be held at 4 p.m. at the mortuary in Anheim of Backs, Terry and Campbell, Coroner Charles D. Brown announced. Information in the hands of the officials is to the effect that Martinez, who appeared at the jail to give himself up and who received knife wounds, shot in self defense when Silvia attacked him with a long stillette. Enmity is said to have arisen between the two real estate agents because a Mexican circus located on Martinez' property, to the chagrin of Silvia. PATRONIZE PLAIN DEALER ADVERTISERS LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE WHEREAS, on June 10, 1924, Leslie K. Thornton, a single man, recruited a Deed of Trust, to L. B. Robinson and Ca. W. Robinson as Trustees for Joseph L. Mennes and Catherine Mennes, as beneficiaries, which Deed of Trust was given to secure the payment of a promissory note of said Leslie K. Thornton of even date therewith, and which deed of trust was recorded June 19, 1924 in the office of the County Recorder of Orange County, California, in Book 525 of Deeds at Page 261, and WHEREAS subsequent to the above said Joseph L. Mennes and WEST COAST CALIFORNIA Matinee Daily 2:30 Evenings 7 and 9 WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY More Appealing Than Humoresque Is SALOME OF THE TENEMENTS A SIDNEY OLCOTT PRODUCTION WITH Jetta Goudal — Godfrey Tearle Wednesday Nite Gift Nite $100 IN GIFTS Thursday Nite $500 FREE HOMESITE On Clear Lake Beach GIVEN AWAY Christie Comedy — International News FINAL TIMES TONIGHT— Norma Talmadge in "THE LADY" DUDE MARTIN and His "Orange County Jazz Orchestra" FINAL HOWING OF NORMA TALMAGE Tonight is the final showing of Miss Norma Talmadge in her "GIFT NIGHT" AT CALIF. WEDNESDAY NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE WHEREAS, on June 10, 1924, Leslie K. Thornton, a single man, executed a Deed of Trust to L. B. Robinson and Ca. W. Robinson, and Trustees for Joseph L. Mennes and Catherine Mennes, as beneficiaries, which Deed of Trust was given to secure the payment of a promissory note of said Leslie K. Thornton, even if therewith, which added of date recorded on June 19, 1924 in the office of the County Recorder of Orange County, California, in book 525 of Deeds at Page 267; and WHEREAS, subsequent to the above said Joseph L. Mennes and Catherine Mennes did on the 18th day of June, 1924, assign transfer and set-over unto W. Vivian all their right, claim and interest in and to the above described Deed of Trust and by virtue of said assignment said W. A. Vivian did become the beneficiary under the said Deed of Trust; WHEREAS, default has been made in the payment of principal and interest on said note accorded to the said Deed of Trust; and WHEREAS, default has been made in the payment of principal and interest on said note accorded to the said Deed of Trust; and WHEREAS, default has been made in the payment of principal and interest on said note accorded to the said Deed of Trust; and WHEREAS, default has been made in the payment of principal and interest on said note accorded to the said Deed of Trust; and WHEREAS, default has been made in the payment of principal and interest on said note accorded to the said Deed of Trust; and WHEREAS, default has been made in the payment of principal and interest on said note accorded to the said Deed of Trust; and WHEREAS, default has been made in the payment of principal and interest on said note accorded to the said Deed of Trust; and WHEREAS, default has been made in the payment of principal and interest on said note accorded to the said Deed of Trust; and WHEREAS, default has been made in the payment of principal and interest on said note accorded to the said Deed of Trust; and WHEREAS, default has been made in the payment of principal and interest on said note accorded to the said Deed of Trust; and WHEREAS, default has been made in the payment of principal and interest on said note accorded to the said Deed of Trust; and WHEREAS, default has been made in the payment of principal and interest on said note accorded to the said Deed of Trust; and WHEREAS, default has been made in the payment of principal and interest on said note accorded to the said Deed of Trust; and WHEREAS, default has been made in the payment of principal and interest on said note accorded to the said Deed of Trust; and WHEREAS, default has been made in the payment of principal and interest on said note accorded to the said Deed of Trust; and WHEREAS, default has been made in the payment of principal and interest on said note accorded to the said Deed of Trust; and WHEREAS, default has been made in the payment of principal and interest on said note accorded to the said Deed of Trust; and WHEREAS, default has been made in the payment of principal and interest on said note accorded to the said Deed of Trust; and WHEREAS, default has been made in the payment of principal and interest on said note accorded to the said Deed of Trust; and WHEREAS, default has been made in the payment of principal and interest on said note accorded to the said Deed of Trust; and WHEREAS, default has been made in the payment of principal and interest on said note accorded to the said Deed of Trust; and WHEREAS, default has been made in the payment of principal and interest on said note accorded to the said Deed of Trust; and WHEREAS, default has been made in the payment of principal and interest on said note accorded to the said Deed of Trust; and WHEREAS, default has been made in the payment of principal and interest on said note accorded to the said Deed of Trust; and WHEREAS, default has been made in the payment of principal and interest on said note accorded to the said Deed of Trust; and WHEREAS, default has been made in the payment of principal and interest on said note accorded to the said Deed of Trust; and WHEREAS, default has been made in the payment of principal and interest on said note accorded to the said Deed of Trust; and WHEREAS, default has been made in the payment of principal and interest on said note accorded to the said Deed of Trust; and WHEREAS, default has been made in the payment of principal and interest on said note accorded to the said Deed of Trust; and WHEREAS, default has been made in the payment of principal and interest on said note accorded to the said DeED OF TRUSTEES SALE WHEREAS, on June 10, 1924, Leslie K. Thornton, a single man, executed a Deed of Trust to L. B. Robinson and Ca. W. Robinson, and Trustees for Joseph L. Mennes and Catherine Mennes, as beneficiaries, which Deed of Trust was given to secure the payment of a promissory note of said Leslie K. Thornton, even if therewith, which added of date recorded on June 19, 1924 in the office of the County Recorder of Orange County, California, in book 525 of Deeds at Page 267; and WHEREAS, subsequent to the above said Joseph L. Mennes and Catherine Mennes did on the 18th day of June, 1924, assign transfer and set-over unto W. Vivian all their right, claim and interest in and to the above described Deed of Trust and by virtue of said assignment said W. A. Vivian did become the beneficiary under the said Deed of Trust; AND WHEREAS, default has been made in the payment of principal and interest on said note accorded to the above stated Deed of Trust; AND WHEREAS, default has been demanded thatTrustees shall sell the premises granted by said Deed of trust for equipment or objects ofthe trust therein expressed; NOW THEREFORE, in accordance withthe termsand undertheauthorityofsaidDeedofTrust, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thatthe undersigned Trustees will.on Saturday,the 18th dayof April,1925，atthe houroftenclockamanddayofthefromoftheOrangeCountyCourtHouse，在theCityOfSanta Ana，CountyOfOrange，StateOfCalifornia，sellatpublicauction，tothehighestbidderforcashinUnitedStateslawfulmoney，theinterestconveyedtoitbytheafresaidDeedofTrust，在realpropertytheyunderlivedinthecountybeingsituatedintheCountyOfOrange，StateOfCalifornia，andparticularlydescribedasfollows: BeginningatapointThreeHundredFour(304)feet EastoftheintersectionofthecenterlinesofTenthStreetandGrandAvenueoftheTownofBuen帕ParkasshownonMapNumber83recordedinBookNine(9)PageFifty(50)MiscellaneousMaps.RecordsofOrangeCounty，California，thenceEastFifty(50)Feet，thenceSouthOne HundredThirty-Four(134)Feet，thenceWestFifty(50)feet，thenceNorthOneHundredThirty-four(134)feet，thepointofbeginningbetweenLotNinetyfiveandTractNumberThreeHundredNinety-seven(397)as shownonaMaprecordedinBookSixteen(16)，PageThirty-eight(38)ofMiscellaneousMaps.topaytheprincipaldueonsalute,togetherwithinterestthereonaccordingtothesermarks,togetherwithinterestthereonaccordingtothesermarks,togetherwithinterestthereonaccordingtothesermarks,togetherwithinterestthereonaccordingtothesermarks,togetherwithinterestthereonaccordingtothesermarks,togetherwithinterestthereonaccordingtothesermarks,togetherwithinterestthereonaccordingtothesermarks,togetherwithinterestthereonaccordingtothesermarks,togetherwithinterestthereonaccordingtothesermarks,togetherwithinterestthereonaccordingtothesermarks,togetherwithinterestthereonaccordingtothesermarks,togetherwithinterestthereonaccordingtothesermarks,togetherwithinterestthereonaccordingtothesermarks,togetherwithinterestthereonaccordingtothesermarks,togetherwithinterestthereonaccordingtothesermarks,togetherwithinterestthereonaccordingtothesermarks,togetherwithinterestthereonaccordingtothesermarks,togetherwithinterestthereonaccordingtothesermarks,togetherwithinterestthereonaccordingtothesermarks,togetherwithinterestthereonaccordingtothesermarks,togetherwithinterestthereonaccordingtothesermarks,togetherwithinterestthereonaccordingtothesermarks,togetherwithinterestthereonaccordingtothesermarks,togetherwithinterestthereonaccordingtothesermarks,togetherwithinterestthereonaccordingtothesermarks,togetherwithinterestthereonaccordingtothesermarks,togetherwithinterestthereonaccordingtothesermarks,togetherwithinterestthereonaccordingtothesermarks,togetherwithinterestthereonaccordingtothesermarks,togetherwith兴趣thereoncertainsthathewillattendthetrusteeswillingtobreakintobigleagues. Marchcasualtylistwassmallerthanusual.Cincinnatioutfelders sustainedabrokenarmwhiletryingtolikhiswifeoweforkusingaSpringsuit:Bostonrookslitt his tonguetryingtoeatwithaknifeandforkatdime.time,andownerofPhiladelphiaclubfaintedwhenhereceivedhistrainingtablebill.AtTheYankeecampanalligatorwhosenamewasnotlearned,brokefourofhisteeth-inattemptingtofeastontheskullofacrecruitoutdefender. "GIFT NIGHT"ATCALIF.WEDNESDAY Thereareover$100inusefulgiftstobedistributedattheCaliforniaTheatreonWednesdaynight. "Salome.oftheTenements",SidneysOlcott'snewproductionforParamountfromthenovelNew YorklifebyAnziaYesieltskawhichisshowingattheCaliforniaWednesdayandThursdayday,bringsto-thescreenawiderangeandvarietyofplayersnewto motionpictures.inaditiontoJetta,GoudalandJoseZibbenwhohavefeatureroles.GodfreyTearle,nanatorprominentinBritishtheatricalcirclesyes,hisConway'sbrother,makeshisAmericandebutinthispicture.featuredwithMissGoudalandRubenainleadingroles.TearlecametocthiscountryfromLondonwherehescoredabig hitinthestageplay"TheFake,"aFrederickLonsdaleplaywhichhe broughttoNew Yorkforaprolongrun. LaxarFreedom.ElliuhTenenholtz.IrmaLerner.SonyNaodelandothersallprominentwiththevastaudiencesoftheYiddishtheatresinNewYorkandothercitieshavemprominentpartsinthislatestOlcottproductionmadeatParamount'sLongIslandstudio. "Salome.oftheTenements",marksinitialflightoftheseplayersfromthefootlightstothescreen.Asthe storyconcernsdenizensofNewYork'slowerEastside,theirchoiceforinterpretationofthecharacterswaspeculiarlyapt. AChristieComedy "ToothoilWootchie"andaissueissueofInternationalNewscompletetheprogram. hewouldlightandsevenththathewouldnotwhichleaveslittleroomfordoubt. Orange County, California, thence East Fifty (50) Feet, thence South One Hundred Thirty-Four (134) Keeft, thence West Fifty (50) feet, thence North One Hundred Thirty-four (134) feet to the point, of beginning, and being Lot Nineteen (19) of Tract Number Three Hundred Ninety-seven (397) as shown on a Map recorded in Book Sixteen (16), Page Thirty-eight (28) of Miscellaneous Maps, to pay the principal due on sale note, together with interest thereon, according to its terms, together with any additional advances which may have been or may kereafter be made and together with the expenses of said sale and the expenses of said Trust. Terms of Sale: Cash in United States lawful money, to be paid to the undersigned on the fall of the hammer. Continuation of title at the expense of the purchaser. Dated at Bakersfield, California, February 17, 1925. L. S. ROBINSON, Trustee C. W. ROBINSON, Trustee Pub. Mar. 24, 21; April 7, 14, 1925 March casualty list was smaller than usual. Cincinnati outfielder sustained a broken arm while trying to talk his wife out of buying a Spring suit; Boston rookie slit his tongue trying to eat with a knife and fork at the same time, and owner of Philadelphia club fainted when he received his training table bill. At the Yankee camp an alligator, whose name was not learned, broke four of his teeth in attempting to feast on the skull of a recruit outfielder. Paavo Nurmi was finally beaten by a restaurant chef. Flying Finn collapsed on running track after dining on veal pot pie. Leading question in boxing world was whether Dempsey would fight or film. Jack made seventeen statements to the effect that AT CALIF. TONIGHT AND TOMORROW Director Stiney Olcott eschearing a scene with Jabba Gandalf and Godfrey Teale for Salome of the Tenements' A Paramount Picture