oc-plain-dealer 1925-04-15

TOMORROW AND FRIDAY COMING BALTO DAUNTLEY DIPHTHEE GUNNER KASSON The 12 Siberian Pa Double Bill Today Opening "Salome of the Tenements" Double Bill Today Opening "Salome of the Tenements" With an All-star Cast Headed by JETTA GOUDAL GIFT NIGHT $100 in Gifts Free $100 TO OUR PATRONS A New Christie Comedy International News George Turner at the Console UNITED THEATRE LAST TIMES TONIGHT— KENNETH HARLAN and MADGE BELLAMY In the Best of all Real Dramas "ON THE STROKE OF THREE" BUDDY MESSENGER COMEDY SCENIC THURSDAY NIGHT ONLY WILLIAM DESMOND and HELENE HOLMES IN A RACY RAILROAD DRAMA "BLOOD AND STEEL" COMEDY and SCENIC COMING FRIDAY—RIN-TIN-TIN in "FIND YOUR MAN" THRILLING DRAMA AT UNITED THEATRE "Blood and Steel," co-starring Helen Holmes and William Desmond, will be featured at the RIN-TIN-TIN AT UNATED THEATRE "Find Your Man" with Rin-Tin-Tin, is coming to the United Theatre on Friday and Saturday BLOODGOOD WON'T CONSIDER OFFICE Plans of Anaheim Reality Board members to endorse Freeman H. Bloodgood of Santa Ana as State Real Estate Commissioner to succeed Edwin T. Keiser resigned, were blocked yesterday over the phone when Bloodgood told W. J. Elliott, director of the State Real Estate Ass'n., and principal sponsor of the plan, that he could not accept the position even tho it were offered to him. Bloodgood was California's first commissioner. The board today by a vote of 43 endorsed Everett A. White of Santa Ana, ex-president of the State Ass'n. for the position. At the luncheon much of the business which came up at the recent directors quarterly meeting in San Diego, was discussed by Elliott. Some 43 boards were represented there by directors, presidents or secretaries. The historian of the Special Ali California-Ali Western Special Train to the na- THRILLING DRAMA AT UNITED THEATRE "Blood and Steel," co-starring Helen Holmes and William Desmond, will be featured at the United Theatre Thursday night. It is a unique society drama with a very liberal share of western scenery and atmosphere, which buts the picture in a class by itself and stamps it as delightful entertainment. Helen Holmes, who has been endearced to the public as the daring stunt girl, who has no fear, and William Desmand, whose work has lifted him to the ranks of the best known actors on the screen, are both seen at their very best. Another very able actor who lends these two support is Robert Edson. The numerous tense situations and the breath-taking races with which the film is replete creates profound suspense. RIN-TIN-TIN AT UNATED THEATRE "Find Your Man" with Rin-Tin-Tin, is coming to the United Theatre on Friday and Saturday. The story of "Find Your Man" is laid in the timber center. It is full of suspense, thrills, love and as for action, there can't be a lack of that when Rin-Tin-Tin is present. Paul Andrews and Buddy, his canine pal, find themselves envolved in a plot to steal government lumber. Paul makes the discovery too late, and he is arrested on a charge of theft and murder, of which he is innocent. The dog's remarkable work figures in Paul's escape and his miraculous rescue from death. H. K. Sears of Chico was among the new directors elected. Col E. N. Jones was elected third director from San Diego. Resolutions were adopted commencing the Own Your Own Home movement, and various officials who have aided it; recommending appointment of a committee to frame revisions in the constitution and by laws, and commending the work of Chairman Bloodgood of the legislative committee and the committee's work. It was moved to appoint a committee to investigate the operation of the Torrens system. Attention was called to the farm-lands conference at Stockton April 25. COAST LEAGUE RESULTS At Salt Lake— Portland ... 5 11 Salt Lake ... 6 15 Yarrison, Burns, Martin and Crosby, Rowland; Ponder, Hullvey, and Peters. At Los Angeles— Los Angeles ... 7 9 Vernon ... 3 8 Root and Spencer; Christian Barfoot and Hannah. At Sacramento — Scattle ... 3 7 Sacramento ... 6 11 Baggby, Dumovich, Miljus and Baldwin, Daly, Hughes and Koehler. At Oakland— San Francisco ... 6 12 Oakland ... 4 8 Pfeffer, Williams, Griffin and Yelle; Kunz, Delaney and Baker. DETROIT — Quintin Romero Rojas, Chilean heavyweight has been matched to fight Harry Greb, middleweight champion 10 rounds here May 1. A Class Ad will bring you results. THE PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIF. WEST COAST CALIFORNIA MING IN PERSON DAUNTLESS LEADER OF THE TEAM OF DOGS THAT SAVED NOME, ALA DIPHTHERIA SCOURGE THAT THREATENED TO WIPE OUT THE ENTIR SON WHO DROVE THE TEAM ON THE LAST LAP OF THE HISTORIC AND TORTURING GALE, SUCCESSFULLY DELIVERING THE SERU an Pack Dogs WHICH, UNNAMED AND UNKNOW THE SNOWS TO THE END OF A The Most Discussed Living Creatures in the World. Trip The Most Discussed Living Creatures in the World. The Dog for Whom a Monument is Being Erected in Central Park, New York The Man to Whom Scores of Organizations Plan to Obtain a Congressional Hero Medal. OGOOD WONT INSIDER OFFICE Anaheim Realty Board to endorse Freeman H. of Santa Ana as State Commissioner to succeed yesterday over the T. Keiser resigned, and principal sponsor plan, that he could not position even tho it led to him. Good was California's first merger today by a vote of 43 Everett A. White of San- president of the State luncunon much of the which came up at the rectors quarterly meeting ago, was discussed by 3 boards were represent- tively directorx presidents series. The itinerary of special All California-All Special Train to the na- Watching Scoreboard Yesterday's Hero—Pete Donohue, star Cincinnati pitcher, shut out the St. Louis Cardis 4 to 0 and let them down with six hits. Only two runners got as far as second base. Ten errors pulled by the defense of the St. Louis Browns helped Cleveland to a 21 to 14 victory in the weirdest game of the day. George Sissier made four errors and McManus and Bennett made three each. Timely hitting in the pinches behind the splendid pitching of Urban Shocker enabled the Yanks to beat the champion Senators 5 to 1. Dazzy Vance, champion pitcher of 1924, allowed the Phils only five hits and the Brooklyn Robins won, 3 to 1. Errors by Frank Snyder and Bill Terry upset Art Nehl and helped the Braves to a 5 to 4 victory over the Giants. Effective pitching by Dutch Leonard in seven innings gave the Detroit Tigers a 4 to 3 victory over the White Sox. BEGIN ARGUMENTS ON WATER BILL SACRAMENTO, April 15. Arguments on the Swing-Johnson metropolitan water district bill were opened in the senate today by Senator Ralph Swing of San Bernardino. Swing began his speech with an explanation of the purposes of the measure. Cities in the southern part of the state, thru this bill, will be enabled to work together to obtain water from the Colorado river for domestic purposes. Senator Swing stated. Practically all of the objectionable features of the measure have been amended out by the authors, it was asserted. In its original form the bill would have authorized the water district to take over the existing water rights of the members and would have placed the controlling power of the district with Los Angeles. Both of these provisions have been changed. Swing declared. Under the terms of the present bill Los Angeles-co is given only 50 Baseball Today American Cleveland vs. St. Louis game; rain. At Philadelphia.... Boston ...001 020 000—2 Phil....102 010 10x—51 Fullerton. Ruffling and Pich Gray and Cochrane. Washington 95. New York. 20. Zachary and Ruel; Jones O'Neill. Boston.....001 02 Philadelphia.....102 01 Fullerton. Ruffling and Pick Gray and Cochrane. Chicago 011 502 000—9 Detroit ....000 000 510 61 Robertson. Connally Schalk; Whitehill. Moore, er. Cole and Bassler. National New York—200. Boston—000. Barnes and Hartley; Gen BEHIND THE SPLENDID PITCHING OF URBAN SHOCKER ENABLED THE YANKS TO BEAT THE CHAMPION SENATORS 5 TO 1. Dazzy Vance, champion pitcher of 1924, allowed the Phils only five hits and the Brooklyn Robins won, 3 to 1. Errors by Frank Snyder and Bill Terry upset Art Nehf and helped the Braves to a 5 to 4 victory over the Giants. Effective pitching by Dutch Leonard in seven innings gave the Detroit Tigers a 4 to 3 victory over the White Sox. Three hits in the tenth inning off Kalito, a rookie, gave the Athletics the run that beat the Red Sox, 9 to 8. Alexander the Great was in mid-season form and the Cubs beat the Pirates, 8 to 2, before 38,000 fans, a record crowd. PATRONIZE PLAIN DEALER ADVERTISERS THE LEAGUE RESULTS AT LAKE— 5 11 4 6 15 4 7 9 1 8 0 3 7 3 6 11 2 3 8 0 4 8 1 6 12 1 4 8 1 Williams, Griffin and Annz, Delaney and Baker. QUINTIN ROMERO HEIGHTENED HEAVYWEIGHT HAS RETURNED TO FIGHT HARDLENGTH CHAMPION 10 MAY 1. CHEWIST Foot Will Win Speedway CULVER CITY APRIL 19 5 thrilling auto sprint races! AAA SANCTION NO. 3273 Reservations - BH DYAS CO-TEAM & OLIVE SMITH AUTO-PORTE COXLAND SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EAST-WEST BOXERS EVEN UP IN FINALS BOSTON, April 15. In the national amateur boxing championship finals here last night, Los Angeles men came thru in the 118, 160-pound and heavyweight classes; New England captured the 112, 135 and 147-pound classes. St. Louis won the 126-pound event and Washington, D. C. the 175-pound title. The winners and runners up will represent the United States in the international tournament with South America and Canada here May I include: 118 pounds—August Gotto, Los Angeles, defeated Mike Sansone, St. Louis, three rounds. 160 Pounds—Clayton Frye, Los Angeles, defeated Mike Fingale, Milwaukee, three rounds. Heavyweight—Joe Woods, Los Angeles, defeated Alfred Lassman, Cambridge, Mass., three rounds. AGED WIFE WILL OPPOSE DIVORCE LONG BEACH, April 15. Mrs. Mary Maginnis Cochran, 69-year-old rooming-house keeper, will oppose the contemplated divorce action of her 23-year-old husband, Eddie Cochran. Cochran, a Detroit oil-driller, left his aged wife March 20, nine months after their marriage. "I will not let Eddie divorce me," Mrs. Cochran said today. "because it is his own fault our marriage was a failure. I did everything for him, and tried to make him happy." A Class Ad will bring you results. Boston ...001 029 Philadelphia ...102 019 Fullerton, Ruffing and Pickle Gray and Cochrane. Chicago 011 502 000—9 Detroit ...000 000 510 6 Robertson, Connally Schalk; Whitehill, Moore, er. Cole and Bassler. National New York—200 Boston—000. Barnes and Hartley; Genesee and Gibson. Philadelphia ...100 1 Brooklyn ...001 Pittsburgh ...031 Chicago ...600 Meadows and Smith; C.Bush and O'Farrell, Keene. St. Louis 000 200 000—2 Cin...200 000 0x—4 Sothoron, Day and Bonne Luque and Hargrave. TODAY'S HOMERS American At Philadelphia—Flagstaff third. Simmons, last fifth. National At Chicago—Enz first ood. Wright, first of second. At Brooklyn—Taylor, last fifth. PUT OUT OF GAME BROOKLYN, April 15. Myers, coach of the Phillips, and Jack Fournier bareman of the Brooklyn I were put out of the game the afternoon for engaging in a race. PHILADELPHIA — Irastad, Red Sox outfielder, v first Major Leaguer to grow home runs in the new season duplicated his feat of yesterday poling a homer off Gray. A hurler, in the third inning day's game. They might at least have ped through an amendment keep the gold diggers from ing before eighteen. Well, something is to be for the young man who has honest job and earns them to buy a diploma. The most technical skill man is a Class Ad in this WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15, 1925 FIRST APPEARANCE ON ANY STAGE RSON VED NOME, ALASKA, FROM THE OUT THE ENTIRE TOWN. THE HISTORIC "MUSH" THROUGH AN ARCTIC BLIZZARD RING THE SERUM TO THE STRICKEN TOWN. D AND UNKNOWN, DRAGGED ICE CUT FEET OVER THE END OF A DASH THAT NEVER CAN BE REPEATED. Triple Bill Tomorrow World Premiere Triple Bill Tomorrow World Premiere BALTO and Gunnar Kasson And Alaska's Famed Dog Heroes Announcement of Recipient of Clear Lake Homesite Special Showing "Salome of the Tenements" Baseball Today American Cleveland vs. St. Louis—No rain. Philadelphia On ...001 020 000—2 5 1 ...102 010 10x—5 16 1 Milerton, Ruffing and Picinich; and Cochrane. Washington 05. New York. 20. Chary and Ruel; Jones and Mill. On ...001 020 000 Philadelphia ...102 010 10 Milerton, Ruffing and Picinich; and Cochrane. Ago 011 502 000—9 9 1 Olt ...000 000 510 6 11 Robertson, Connally and Elk; Whitehill, Moore, Stone-Cole and Bassler. National York—200. On—000. Arnes and Hartley; Genewich Southland Sports LOS ANGELES, April 15—George Godfrey, colored heavy-weight, today renewed his challenges to all championship aspirants on the strength of his showing against Sam Baker, local negro fighter, at Vernon fast night. Baker alipped, fell or was knocked down a total of 19 times before he was officially declared out in the third round. After the referee saw that Baker's gameness was of no avail against Godfrey's punches and his own awkwardness, he stopped the fight. Godfrey showed no particular greatness in the win, it being a case of a fair amount of punching power toppling an opponent who showed little ability to defend himself. Sailor Billy Vincent took five out of six rounds and a decision over Phil Sheridan in the semi-windup. Seven Colored Boys Tickle Toe Orchestra OF LOS ANGELES AT Cinderella Dance Hall THIS WEDNESDAY NIGHT A RARE TREAT ADMISSION ONLY 10c COME EARLY ranks of a professional last fall after he had won a championship in the Olympic games at Paris. A combination boxer and fighter who has scored victories over this best on the coast. Brown halls from Sioux City and has won many fights in the east and middle west. He is being managed in Los Angeles by Glg Rooney. Johnny Welsmuller, holder of a multitude of world swimming records, and ten associates from the After the referee saw that Baker's gameness was of no avail against Godfrey's punches and his own awkwardness, he stopped the fight. Godfrey showed no particular greatness in the win, it being a case of a fair amount of punching power toppling an opponent who showed little ability to defend himself. Sailor Billy Vincent took five out of six rounds and a decision over Phil Sheridan in the semi-windup. T team of track and field athletes of the Hollywood A.C. will go east in July for the National A.A.U. meet. Dean Cromwell, of the U.S.C., is coaching the team, which includes Bud Houser, Henry Coggeshall, Leighton Dye, Keith Lloyd, Morton Kaer, Lee Barnesy, and other members of note. LOS ANGELES, April 15.—An opponent for Pancho Villa when he visits the Southland next month may be selected here Friday night when the referee gives his decision in the Fidel Labarba-Newsboy Brown fight. The winner of the fight will have a right to claim the Pacific Coast flyweigh championship and demand a fight with the little world champion. Labarba, who jumped to the ranks of a professional last fall after he had won a championship in the Olympic games at Paris, is a combination boxer and fighter who has scored victories over this best on the coast. Brown halls from Sioux City and has won many fights in the east and middle west. He is being managed in Los Angeles by Glg Rooney. Johnny Welsmuller, holder of a multitude of world swimming records, and ten associates from the Illinois Athletic club, will display their wares to Southern California when they re-launch at the Hollywood Athletic club Ma.I. Two other meets are on the schedule of the summer stars, th national championships at San Francisco and a meet in Pasadena. In their local meets, the best talent in Southern California will be selected to oppose them. GIRL KEEPS RING SAN FRANCISCO, April 15.—Louis H. Peterson, accountant, is minus a diamond ring today with no chance to get it back. Police Judge Lile T. Jacks ruled that the one he gave Dorothy Howard, stenographer, as an engagement ring, was a gift and not a trust, and dismissed an embezzlement charge against the girl. AT CALIF. TONIGHT AND TOMORROW