oc-plain-dealer 1925-05-08

UNITED THEATRE TONIGHT & SATURDAY JACK HOXIE The King of the Saddle in a Thrilling Western Romance "A Roaring Adventure" THRILLS - ACTION GALORE "IDAHO" Comedy and News JACK HOXIE AT UNITED THEATER A stirring, dramatic tale of the cattle country is promised for the screen by "A Roaring Adventure," Universal Western starring Jack Hoxie and which will be shown in the United Theater Friday and Saturday. Hoxie is cast in the part of a young chap who comes from the East to visit his father and becomes mixed up in the plot of some cattle rustlers to despoil the ranch the father owns in the hills some miles from a little town where the father makes his home. Hoxie is supported by a cast that includes Mary McAllister, Marlin Sals, J. Gordon Russell, Francis Ford, Jack Pratt and little Margaret Smith, Clifford Smith directed and the Hoxie unit of the famous Universal Ranch Itiders contribute some spectacular features in the way of horsemanship. Duffy Burns, the part portrayed by Hoxie, decided to go to the ranch and attend a show at VAUDEVILLE A CALIF. THEATRE. BASEBALL TODAY AMERICAN Washn. ... 200 000 010—3 13 1 Chicago ... 300 000 01x—4 7 2 Zachary, Mogridge and Ruel; Thurston, Lyons and Schalk. Phila. ... 020 101 010—5 9 2 Cleveland ... 021 000 000—3 7 4 Gray, and Cochrane; Uhle and Smyatt. Boston ... 103 301 070—15 15 0 Detroit ... 010 000 303—7 10 1 Wingfield and Picinich; Collins, Holloway, Stoner, Wells and Woodall. New York ... 050 200 00 St. Louis ... 000 000 00 Shocker and Schang; Bush and Dixon. NATIONAL Cincinnati ... 000 001 001—2 7 0 Brooklyn ... 000 001 011—3 9 1 Rixey and Wingo; Ehrhardt and Taylor. Chicago ... 000 002 000—2 8 1 Boston ... 201 112 0xx—5 14 0 There is a knockout for vaudeville and pictures for the California Theatre today and Saturday. First there is five acts exceedingly good vaudeville direct to Anaheim from threatres. Each and every of these classy acts is in their own particular we know that you will their offerings. King J. Sauls presents tistic novelty in the traint paintings, that is sometimes or the ordinary. A master of the accord a beautiful singer of songs are Guiano and Lite in "Musical Oddities." "The Old Home Town title of the laugh product with Tom and Dorothy it is from the pen of Saul master vaudeville writ contains a wealth of its rube comedy. Wild and Sedalia are of well matched entertainers. In their offering, There and Everywhere, have an act that for good can't be beat. "Footlight Fantasies" feature offering of the ville program and is a production of Famous Bros. Stars." All the individual nisms of the famour were made a study by the very company of five artists the impersonations are not. "Too Many Kisses," Dix's newest production for amount which is the feat Friday and Saturday at California theatre, is a story young American who spain to forget about and there falls in love w only girl in the world." Frances Howard is feath lead woman's role production, directed by AT THE HOTEL VALENCIA W. R. Harkmen, A. H. Christiansen, W. Karam, Phillys Lamadi, Henry Dodge, Eiffie Ely, Dr. Lawson and E. E. Wilson, Los Angeles; E. E. Thomas and H. M. McCormick, Claremont; J. H. Redfern and wife and W. L. Kennedy, Chicago, and J. A. McCampbell, Presno. Foreign News SOFIA—New plots and additional stores of bombs and munitions have been discovered in various part of Bulgaria and many new arrests made by the Zankoff government. ROME—When Premier Mussolini succeeds Admiral Thacn Di Itevel as minister of Marine, owing to the latter's resignation, the fascist leader will occupy more ministerial posts simultaneously than any statesman in the world—premier, foreign minister, and secretary of war, navy and air service. LONDON—The Prince of Wales has accepted an invitation to visit Chile, it was officially announced today. ROME—Pope Plus today received in audience fifty pilgrims from the diocese of Great Falls, Mont., headed by Bishop Lenihan. PARIS—L'information's Budapest correspondent says the Countess Josef Karolyn returning from a visit to Ex-Empress Zila, who is in Spain, reported Zila seriously ill, suffering from a cold contracted last February. PARIS—According to the Qual D'Orsay, Frazione and Great Bri Wingfield and Picinich; Collins, Holloway, Stoner, Wells and Woodall. New York ...050 200 00 St. Louis ...000 000 00 Shocker and Schang; Bush and Dixon. NATIONAL Cincinnati ...000 001 001—2 7 0 Brooklyn ...000 001 011—3 9 1 Rixey and Wingo; Ehrhardt and Taylor. Chicago ...000 002 000—2 8 1 Boston ...201 112 00x—5 14 0 Alexander, Keen and Hartnett; Genewuch and O'Neill. x05 0—4 121...ing SHRDLU N Pitts'gh 100 031 200—7 12 4 Phila ...523 230 0x—15 17 1 Meadows, Kremer, Songer, Qouqal, Colloton and Smith, Gooch; Carlson and Henline. St. Louis ...000 100 010—2 7 0 New York ...000 010 044—5 9 2 Dickerman and Gonzales; Barnes and Snyder. Gasoline Men Celebrate Anniversary Honoring the tenth anniversary since the launching of Ventura gasoline and oil upon the market, a meeting of the wholesale distributors and branch managers of the Ventura Refining Company was held in Los Angeles this week. Mr. R. A. Mosher attended as representative from this territory. He reports a very enthusiastic meeting at which advertising and merchandising plans were announced, which were the most comprehensive in the history of the company. "We expect 1925 to be the biggest year of all in sales," it was announced by T. W. Okey, sales manager who presided at the meeting. Other speakers were Frank G. Hobart, L. R. Orton, R. A. Mosher, F. W. Hicks, Frank Barnes and E. G. Mulford. "More power to you," is the slogan for 1925 for all Ventura representatives. This slogan will be used in bill board and newspaper advertising and the Ventura men are going to try to make the popular farewell, "More Power to You" instead of "so long." U. S. FLEET SAILS HONOLULU, May 8.—The U.S. navy was sailing southeastern waters in battle formation today, bound for the island of Lahaina and three weeks of minor maneuvers. The fleet is engaging in various drills enroute, deploying in different battle lines. It is due at Lahaina tomorrow. With that point as a base, the ships will steam to various quiet seas among the islands during the days for torpedo practice, force firing and other drill. Buster has $7,000,000 some 7,777 women who marry him and his mille- ROME—Pope Plus today received in audience fifty pilgrims from the diocese of Great Falls, Mont., headed by Bishop Lenthan. PARIS—L'Information's Budapest correspondent says the Countess Josef Karolyn returning from a visit to Ex-Empress Zila, who is in Spain, reported Zita seriously ill, suffering from a cold contracted last February. PARIS—According to the Qual D'Orsay, France and Great Britain probably will agree to send the conventional telegram of felicitations to Field Marshal Hindenburg when he assumes the German presidency. LONDON — Lord De Ramsey 77, former noted British horseman, who served at lord in waiting to Queen Victoria, died today of pneumonia. U. S. FLEET SAILS HONOLULU, May 8.—The U. S. navy was sailing southeastern waters in battle formation today, bound for the island of Lahaina and three weeks of minor maneuvers. The fleet is engaging in various drills enroute, deploying in different battle lines. It is due at La-haina tomorrow. With that point as a base, the ships will steam to various quiet seas among the islands during the days for torpedo practice, force firing and other drill. The fleet will reassemble at Honolulu about May 27, after which it will divide, part going on to Australia and the remainder returning to the United States. BAKERSFIELD — Funeral services will be held tomorrow for Sen. John Creighton, who died suddenly at his home here last night from heart disease. Next Sunday May Tenth is the Day Remember YOUR mother on Mothers Day! Do not permit her to be one of the forgotten mothers, among the millions who will be fondly remembered this great day. Let us help you make your selection. If you cannot go home, send flowers to fill the void in her heart. We telegraph flowers everywhere. The Florist who has always served you—the original Flower Shop of Anaheim. The Flower Shop Phone 121 MRS. C. E. MOORE, Prop. "Say it With Flowers" Buster Keaton and T.Barnes, famous stage star Wall Street "magnuts" in Chances," Buster's latest co-which is coming to the Cinema Theatre for next Saturday Monday and Tuesday. An entwined the two of them "Chances" has been made the most screamingly funny in which Buster has ever peared. Buster has $7,000,000 some 7,777 women who will marry him and his million "Seven Chances," which he latest Metro-Goldwyn co-presented by Joseph M. So Even David Belasco, whouced "Seven Chances" for speaking stage, roared a way Buster has transformed stage comedy into a fun and, by the way, it is the stage production Buster has used for film purposes. Busters' trio of scenes Joe Mitchell, Jean Haven Clyde Bruckman, have "gup" the Belasco comedy so the screen version out-lift the stage play at every time. The cast appearing in suite of Buster consists of Ruther, his new leading woman Roy Barnes, Snitz Edy Jules Cowles, Marion H Doris Dean, Peggy Pearce, Bara, sister of Theda Barma Bramley, Detroit her Hazel Dean; Pauline Toler die King; Bartine Burkettgenie Gilbert, Edna Han Barbara Pierce, Jean A Connie Evans and Rose Mooney. "The Three Wilson Girl a dainty offering of "Song Dance" is the special stage gestation during the run of tor Keaton in "Seven Charms." COVENTRY WINS PIMLICO RACE TRACK, 8.—G. A. Coekran's Coventry day won the $50,000 added Paces. A length back of the w was H. P. Whitney's back with H. P. Headley's Almade western representative, third. Coventry was ridden by once Kummer and was coupled the mutuel field with Edisto Almadel. WAUDEVILLE AT CALIF. THEATER There is a knockout show of vaudeville and pictures booked for the California Theatre for today and Saturday. First there is five acts of exceedingly good vaudeville coming direct to Anaheim from big time threatres. Each and every one of these classy acts is an artist in their own particular line, and we know that you will enjoy their offerings. King J. Sauls presents an "Artsic novelty" in the transparent paintings, that is something out of the ordinary. A master of the accordeon and beautiful singer of popular songs are Gulano and Marguerite in "Musical Oddities." "The Old Home Town" is the title of the laugn producing skit with Tom and Dorothy Bennett, is from the pen of Sam Parka master vaudeville writer and contains a wealth of infectious jubilee comedy. Wild and Sedalia are a pair of well matched entertaining artists. In their offering, "Here, here and Everywhere," they have an act that for good laughs can be beat. "Footlight Fantasies" is the feature offering of the vaudeville program and is a "Reproduction of Famous Broadway Stars." All the individual manoeuvres of the famous stars were made a study by this clear company of five artists and the impersonations are perfect. "Too Many Kisses," Richard Mix's newest production for Par-ment which is the feature for Friday and Saturday at the California theatre, is a story of a young American who goes to train to forget about women, and there falls in love with the only girl in the world. Frances Howard is featured in the leading woman's role in the production, directed by Paul Southland Sports LOS ANGELES, May 8.—Mrs Anne Webster of the Hollywood Country Club will meet Mrs. Thomas H. Pike of the Wilshire Country Club today in the final match of the California Country Club's annual invitation golf tournament for women. The 1925 yachting season in So Calif. will be opened Sunday with the first race of the year, a test of speed boats of all classes to be run off Los Angeles harbor. Thirty boats are expected to compete in the nine mile race. The course is from Miner Fill, in the outer harbor, around the breaker to the Whistling Buoy, thence to the Long Beach channel and return to Miner Fill. Sailor Foster and Johnny White will head the Compton American Legion card tonight in an eight-round bout. Lynn Carpenter and Kid Cerdace will tangle for six rounds at 135 pounds in the semi-windup. The Ladies LaCrosse League of America announces that four new LaCrosse teams composed of girls will be formed in Burbank, Hollywood, Pasadena and Los Angeles. Those in charge of organization are Laura Redden, 903 Palm avenue, Burbank, and Lucy Hooper, 4316 Burns avenue, Hollywood. Jackie Fields, winner of the world's amateur championship in the featherweight division at the 1924 Olympic games, meets Joe Salas, runner up to fields in the game, up the Hollywood Legion stadium tonight. They are slated to go ten rounds to a decision. Fields is favorite in the betting. More than 100 High School track athletes of Southern California institute. MOTOR SHARES SHOW STRENGTH NEW YORK, May 8.—Stocks continued today to reflect the restoration of confidence in the Wall Street community regarding the financial and business outlook. Speculative sentiment had been dealt a severe blow by the drastic price decline which took place in March and early April. But with the averages back to within striking distance of the high point reached on last winters forward movement, it was increasingly evident that the reaction had beer technical in character and in no way changed the outlook for sustained prosperity in the general commercial fields. Motor shares were taken up in an impressive way under the leadership of Dodge pfd. and Willys-Overland. Public utilities continued to furnish a number of buoyant features while strength in Seaboard, Ann Arbor, Rock Island and other rails with consolidation prospects demonstrated that the possibilities in this connection were not likely to be overlooked. Leading industrials were held back by the expectation of an unfavorable tone in the U.S. Steel unfilled tonnage statement for April. GRAIN PRICES SOAR CHICAGO, May 8.—Extremely bullish news circulated freely about the grain pit today and prices soared to a higher close. The full advance was not held. Late profit taking caused fractional recessions. General belief was that the official document to be released however, among those present were those who believed recent advances discounted much of the expected unfavorable crop outlook. Liverpool and Winnipeg were sharply higher. Leading com- BUSTER KEATON COMING TO CALIF. Buster Keaton and T. Roy Jones, famous stage star, are the first to win "Seven Ninces." Buster's latest comedy is coming to the Californias Theatre for next Sunday and Tuesday. And beaten by the two of them "Seven Ninces" has been made into most screamingly funny farce which Buster has even appered. Buster has $7,000,000, and he 7,777 women who wish to try him and his millions in the production, directed by Paul Pope, from "A Maker of Gems," by John Saunders, Gerald Duffy prepared the scenario from this Cosmopolitan magazine. In "Too Many Kisses" Dix is set as a no'er-do-well son of wealthy mine owner who is his wits end to know what to with him. As Robert Gaydard, there is scarcely a day asses but that Dix has to go his father for a little check settle some breach of prom suit. A little change might do them thirteen good, thinks Gaylord, Sr. off goes Bob to the Basque country to look up a certain valuable metal which is little known with his father's promise that the attends strictly to business leaves the women alone he will be taken into the firm. But it seems the girls in this town way up in the Pyrenees are more beautiful than he seen anywhere—one in pariary Yvonne. Naturally, Bob falls for her,ok, line and sinker, forgets all out turidium, fights off a band cut-throats and convices his heart that now women in general have no place in his mind might be able to pay a little attention to work. Besides Miss Howard, the cast of the production includes Willow Powell, a hot-blooded Basque rival for the girls' aid. Christie comedy, "Granpa's," and an Aesop Fable are the program. SPORTING EVENTS CAMBRIDGE, Mass. — Appointment of an athletic director to organize systems that may pull Harvard out of its athletic slump will be urged on the athletic committee by the associated Harvard clubs. It was claimed that Yale had been highly successful with an athletic director. NEW YORK—Babe Ruth may be able to get out of his wheel chair and walk in a few days. It was reported today at St. Vincent hospital. He may be slated to go ten rounds to a decision. Fields is favorite in the betting. More than 100 High School track athletes of Southern California institutions are on their way to the state meet at Palo Alto Saturday. All those who were among the first four to place in the Southern California Interscholastic meet held here last Saturday were on the train when it left Los Angeles last night. While in Palo Alto the team will be guest of Stanford University with quarters in Encino Hall. Watching Scoreboard Yesterday's Hero: Glenn Wright Pittsburgh shortstop, made a triple play unassisted, but the Pirates were beaten by the Cards, to 19. In the ninth inning with Cooney on second and Hornsbby on first, Bottomley lined to Wright who touched second, retiring Cooney and tagged Hornsbby, who had tried for second. Every player in the New York lineup got a hit in succession and scored a run in the ninth inning, delivering nine runs that gave the Giants an 11 to 8 victory over the Phils. George Sisler hit a home run and helped the Browns beat the Tigers 6 to 5. It was the 22nd successive game in which Sisler hit safely. Four runs scored in the fifth inning with the help of three errors by Johnston and Mitchell gave the Braves a 7 to 3 victory over the Robins. The Indians climbed back into a triple tie for first place by beating the White Sox 7 to 5. FRUIT SALES Boston: higher oranges and lemons; lemons $5.70. New York: higher in spots navel, strong lemons; lemons $6.30 to $6.95. Chicago: easier and lower in spots oranges and lemons; lemons $5.60 to $5.85. Pittsburgh: higher oranges and lemons; lemons $6.25. Cincinnati: easier oranges and lemons; lemons $5.90 to $6.15. Cleveland: slower, and higher 216 large, unchanged lemons; lemons $6.40. NEW YORK CITRUS NEW YORK, May 8.—Sixteen cars oranges and two cars lemons sold today. Orange market 10 to 15 cents higher. Averages ranged from $5.30 to $7.61. Highest price 22 boxes of "Fontana Girl" at $7.95. Lemon market unchanged. Averages ranged $5.35 to $7.40. Weather cloudy; 8 a.m. temperature 48. CHICAGO CITRUS CHICAGO, May 8. — Oranges lower; best $3.50 to $7.40; medium $4.45 to $6.35. Lembs lower. Medium $5.50 to $6.10; lowever grades $3.35 to $5.70. BANK CLEARINGS Los Angeles $23,350,047 San Diego $837,829 San Francisco $27,300,000 Oakland $2,928,100 Berkeley $320,527 Portland $6,032,054 Seattle $5,957,655 Tacoma $3,665,000 LOS ANGELES PRODUCE LOS ANGELES, May 8.—Butter: Wholesale price, 41. Price to retailers 44 to 45. Eggs: Extras, 36, no change. Case count 34 no change. Puls BUSTER Keaton and T. Roy Jones, famous stage star, are coming to the Californian Theatre for next Sunday afternoon and Tuesday. And because the two of them "Seven chances" has been made into most screamingly funny farce in which Buster has even appeared, Buster has $7,000,000, and the 7,777 women who wish to carry him and his millions in Seven Chances," which is his first Metro-Goldwyn comedy, presented by Joseph M. Schenk, on David Belasco, who proclaimed "Seven Chances" for the making stage, roared at the Buster has transformed his comedy into a fun film, by the way, it is the first production Buster has ever for film purposes. BUSTERS' trio of scenariists, Mitchell, Jean Havez and Lyle Bruckman, have "gagged the Belasco comedy so that screen version out-laughs stage play at every turn. The cast appearing in support Buster consists of Ruth Dwyhis new leading woman; T. Barnes, Snitz Edwards, Ms Cowles, Marion Harlan, Dean, Peggy Pearce, Loro Mae, sister of Theda Bara; Al-Bramley, Detroit hectress; El Dean; Pauline Toler; Juking; Bartine Burkette, Eue Gilbert, Edna Hamman,bara Pierce, Jean Arthur, Aile Evans and Rosalindney. THE Three Wilson Girls' in joint offering of "Song and Ice" is the special stage pre-duction during the run of Bus. Keaton in "Seven Chances." COVENTRY WINS MILICO RACE TRACK, May G. A. Cochran's Coventry to win the $50,000 added Preakness length back of the winner H. P. Whitney's backbone, H. P. Headley's Almadel, the eern representative, third. Prevent was ridden by Clarck Kummer and was coupled in mutuel field with Edisto and Idel. CAMBRIDGE, Mass. — Appointment of an athletic director to organize systems that may pull Harvard out of its athletic slump will be urged on the athletic committee by the associated Harvard clubs. It was claimed that Yale had been highly successful with an athletic director. NEW YORK—Babe Ruth may be able to get out of his wheel chair and walk in a few days. It was reported today at St. Vincent's hospital. He may be discharged in ten days. NEW YORK — Paavo Nurmi, and Willie Ritola, star Finnish distance runners, with their manager, Hugo Quist, may be examined this afternoon by F. W. Rubien, secretary of the A.A.U., who is investigating charges that Quist demanded $1500 for the appearance of the two stars at the Drake relay carnival. STANFORD UNIV., Cal. — The alumni scholarship of $225 awarded to the athlete making the highest scholastic record over a period of two years, was awarded yesterday to Ernest Nevers, football, basketball and baseball star. Fred Muhs, high jumper, was awarded the skull and snakes cap given annually to the junior block "S" man with the highest scholastic average for the preceding five quarters. FIGTS AND FIGHTERS BOSTON — Young Stribling, Geooria light heavyweight, won his first victory in the heavyweight division when he stopped Quintin Romero, South American champion in the fourth round. Romero was on the floor twice in the third round and was down once in the fourth before the bout was stopped by the referee. Romero could not defend himself. NEW YORK—Jack Bernstein, former junior lightweight champion, won a six round decision from Earl Baird, California. TANGIER—Two American destroyers arrived at Casa Blanca today, near where French troops are attempting to drive the Riffian tribesmen from the French zone in Morocco. BANK CLEARINGS Los Angeles $23,850,047 San Diego $837,829 San Francisco $27,300,000 Oakland $2,928,100 Berkeley $320,527 Portland $6,032,054 Seattle $5,957,655 Tacoma $3,665,000 LOS ANGELES PRODUCE LOS ANGELES, May 8 — Butter: Wholesale price, 41. Price to retailers 44 to 45. Eggs: Extras, 36, no change. Case count, 34, no change. Pulllets, 31, no change. Peewees, 27, no change. Poultry: prices unchanged. COAST LEAGUE RESULTS Seattle 2 7 1 Portland 4 7 2 Miljus and E. Baldwin; Leverenz and Tobin. Los Angeles 1 5 0 Oakland 5 9 0 Glazner, Ramsey and Sandberg; Boehler and Baker. San Francisco 7 13 2 Vernon 4 10 2 McWeeny, Geary and Yelle; Pillette, Oldham and Hannah. Salt Lake 18 25 1 Sacramento 6 13 4 McCabe and Peters; Keating. Hughes, W. Canfield and Shea, SANTA ANAN IS FREED OF CHARGE A charge of attacking a 14-year-old Santa Ana girl in Orange-coast last Dec. 26 was dropped this morning against James Mari-gold, Santa Ana dance musician, by the district attorney's office. At the first trial last week the jury disagreed, and a new trial date was set. In dismissing the case before Superior Judge F. C. Drumm this morning, however, it was stated by the prosecution that the girl involved and other prosecution witnesses had expressed a desire not to proceed farther with the case. AT THE HOTEL VALENCIA L. C. Hart and wife, Fresno; J. A. Ludwig, E. W. Harvey, A. W. Ehner and William A. Godshall. Los Angeles; George A. Otis; Riverside; Cal.; C. A. Peterson; San Pedro; and O. L. Jessey; Pomona. A Class Ad will bring you results... WEST COAST CALIFORNIA Matinee Daily 2:30—Evening Shows 7:00-8:50 Today and Saturday Vaudeville 5—Classy Acts—5 "Footlight Fantasies" A Reproduction of Broadway Stars Romany Ecert "Wait and See" Lillian Calvert "Just Songs" Tom and Dorothy Bennett "The Old Home Town" Gulano and Marguerite Musical Oddities SUNDAY — MONDAY — TUESDAY BUSTER KEATON IN SEVEN CHANCES SPECIAL STAGE PRESENTATION WEST COAST BOULEVARD THEATRE Washington at Vermont. Opens Wednesday, May 27 TAKE "MOTHER" TO THE MOVIES ON MOTHER'S DAY RICHARD DIX in "TOO MANY KISSES" AESOP FABLE CHRISTIE COMEDY SUNDAY — MONDAY — TUESDAY BUSTER KEATON IN SEVEN CHANCES SPECIAL STAGE PRESENTATION WEST COAST BOULEVARD THEATRE Washington at Vermont. Opens Wednesday, May 27 TAKE "MOTHER" TO THE MOVIES ON MOTHER'S DAY "TOO MANY KISSES" AESOP CHRISTIE COMEDY CAMPERS LIKE PALMETTO TENT To meet the demand for camping equipment, the Western Auto Supply Co. is featuring a number of popular articles this week that almost anybody would find convenient. The Palmetto tent in three popular sizes, with one center pole and erectable in a few minutes, is one that meets the needs of the man with his family on an extensive trip. The tourist's kitchenette containing ice, drinking water and butter and eggs compartments is another convenient article. The side folds down to form a table. It is light and compact. The concern claims to have the most complete line of camping goods on the coast. WESTERN NEVADA JOINS IN SEARCH RENO, Nev., May 8.—Western Nevada was in arms today joining the search for Flovd Hall and Joe Tanko, escaped San Quentin murderers. The fleeing convicts have crossed Yuba Pass and are now in this state according to best available reports. Seven police from Sacramento arrived here last night and posses were organized at once with Chief of Police Kirkley assisting. It was held probable the bananas moved from hiding during the night. They were watched for at a point near Loyalton, where roads from the four points of the compass converge. Whether they went north toward Oregon, east toward Reno or cut through the Black Rock desert to Gerlach in hopes of pressing on to Salt Lake City, is problematical. HOME FROM WYOMING Mrs. Earl Hudson has returned from a ten days visit to Rock Falls, Wyo., where she was called on account of illness and death of her father. Mrs. Hudson reports decided business stringency in that locality with very few persons having regular employment. FAY FRUIT COMPANY ANNOUNCES THEY WILL OPEN THEIR ANAHEIM PACKING HOUSE MONDAY, MAY 4 FOR THE SEASON. 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