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Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-25
WILL ATTEMPT
TO BREAK OWN
WORLDS RECORD
Quist Is Not Troubled
BY Accusations of
Managers
ny United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, April 25.-Pa-
avo Nurmi, Finnish running star,
will attempt TO break his own
world g record for three-mile dis
tance when he appears as the fea-
ture attraction in an athletic car.
nival at the Coliseum here this af
ternoon.
The fleet footed Finn will race in
the three.mile event against eight
picked Indians runners from Sher
man Inssitute, Riverside. Nurmi
holds the world 3 record for the
distance, IA minutes, IL 2-l0 sec
onds, aud after trying out the local
track expressed confidence he might
lower his own mark this afternoon.
The Nurmi athletic tournament
was to get under way at 2:30 p. m.
Several preliminary feature events
will precede the contest between
the Finn and the Indian runners.
Lloyd Hahn, America s foremost
miller, was TO run that distance in
an attempt to lower the world s
record now held by Nurmi.
Keith Lloyd and Dean Cromwell S
University Of Southern California
athletes were slated to rum 100
yard dash feature. Bud House
will put on a. discuss and shot
putting exhibition. Other we'll
known stars will appear in special
events.
LOS ANGELES, April 25.-- Pa
avo Nurmi s manager, Hugo Quist,
refuses to be troubled by accusa
tion from eastern promoters that
he demanded fabulous 9 sums for
the appearances of The Finnish mar.
vel His only comment is that the
charges are untrue.
Finances had nothing whatevc,
10 do with Nprmfs failure to, ap-
pear in; Des, Moines, Y said ,4Qast
sfyurmi wanted to see California
and we. signed to appear here two
months age.
"When Drake asked for Nurmi
told them we had agreed to come
to Los Angeles / then Offered
them Willie Raola, but they in
sisted that Ritola run in n mile
race. That was out OF the gues-
tion, because such an event is not
his distance mt all, ten miles be
ing nearer his speed. They then
decided they didn't want Ritola. -
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-25
Coast League
Yesterdays S Results

Yesterdays Results
Seattle 10, Ycrnomss5. .
Portland -, Oakland 3.
San Francisco &, Sarramen'6 0.
Los Angeles s, Salt Lake ,.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-25
HAY MARKET

LOS ANGELES, April 25.-IIay
market steady. unchanged. lmpcr-
ial and Arizona No. / alfalfa hay
$2l.00-&22.00; No. | barley hay,
$1,000; No. |, oats, $500.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-25
THE WEATHER

LOS ANGELES AND VICINITY:
Fair and warm tonight and Sun.
day.
SOUTHERN CALlFORNIA: Fair
and continued warm tonight and
Sunday.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-25
BASEBALL STANDINGS
American League
Yesterdays S Results

Cleveland 8. st. Louis 1.
Chicago 4, Detroit 3.
Philadelphia :, Boston 6.
No other games scheduled.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-25
Mrs. Ruth Is Now
Ill In Hospital
ny United Press Leased Wire

NEW YORK, April IS. Babe
Ruth, i'll in st. Vincent's hospital,
has been joined there by his wife.
Mrs, Ruth, constant visitor at
the hospital, suffered q nervous
breakdown yesterday and is now
herself a patient.
Mrs. Ruth S condition is not scri-
ons and she. is expected to leave
the hospital early in May.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-25
National Lea que
Yesterday S Results

Cincinnati :, st. Louis 6.
Chicago :, Pittsburgh ,.
Boston s, New York !.
Brooklyn 10, Philadelphia s.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-25
For Sate-M isceIlaneOUs

FOR SALE-2 horse power phase
motor, good running order, $4,000
cash. Marsh Dry Cleaners. 23t6
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-25

FOR SALE-Baby- buggy in good
shape. Reasonable. 7S9 Olive. 23t3
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-25

In Detroit a flivvor hit street
car, reminding us that il is about
Time To sHat house flies.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-25
Lost and Found


STRAYED-l black and white COW,
about 4 years old, hole in one ear,
lost April Il. Finder please no
tifyrW. d. Pace, Hcbcr. 23t3
LOST-Two horses, one brown, ono
rcd. Medium size: miles and
one half southwest of HoltvilIe.
John Ritter, Rte. Is, Box l5i,
Iloltville. 2lt6
TAKEN UP-One nolstcin hcifer,
about two years old. On Chris.
jackson S ranch, miles west of
Heber. Address Nj. Wciss, Rte. ,,
Boz 81. IItz0
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-25

FOR SALE OR TRADE-200 range
cattle. Forest permit, also 7040
acres grazing land alternate sec
tions and near forest and sec
tions leased. r. 0. Raymond,
Flagstaff, Ariz. 23t7
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-25
For SaIe--LIUeStOck


FOR SALE-SeNen mites from ) TO
6 years ola ON Green's Ranch, >
miles west Of -LeCaks. lGt16
Evening star., 1925-12-02
NEW ORLEANS TO SAVE
FAMED FRENCH QUARTET
Commission Named to Preserve
Section From Encroa chment
of Modernism.
3v the Associated Press.


NEW ORLEANS December p
VieuN Carre, French quarter Of Old
New Orleans, where memories of yes
terday abound on every side, will be
protected from modernism
\ commission of seven members has
been created to act in an advisory ca
pacttT with city council 10 see that no
buildings or repairs "out of character"
crowd into the historic section now
zoo years old
ranSfer of the Louisiana Purchase
took place: ST. Louis Cathedral built
In 1874 the French market. dating
from i723: Napoleon House. built by
Gir0d Tor tho F,mparor'S residence
when Latjtte's men should bring him
from st. Helena the shop Of T.afitte.
the pirate himself, and the old Ah.
sinthe House. no longer selling ah-
sinthe. but still hale and hearty after
a hundred years
The Pontalha buildings. facing
Jackson square on either side. have
known such residents and guests as
William Makepeace Thackeray. jenny
Lind and Lafayette.
Reservation of the quarter means
that jackson square will continue to
look out on scenes little changed from
1856, when the monument to "Old
Hickory was erected Here Gen.
jackson was crowned hero of Chal-
mette by the Creole girls of Louisiana
and II was in this same Place D'Armes
that Don Antonio Ulloa received the
KEYS of the city and took possession
of it in the name of the King of Spain
Evening star., 1925-12-02

At Auction, after the Squash gome-wheneper smart people
hirsy-the choice is the nep Pale Dry Clicquot Club
Ginger Ale-delicate, subtle, refreshing.
The Czicquot Club Company, Mills, Massachusetts.
Evening star., 1925-12-02

TeunySon is said to have once re-
fused an offer Of $4,000 for Christ
mas card verses
Evening star., 1925-12-02
FREDER|CK'S LOVE
REVEALED IN SUIT
German Emperor's Name
Prominent in 16O- -Year-0Id
Berlin Court Fight.
sronderce ot the Associated Press.

Core sronderce % the Associated Press.
BERLIN. November IA 1Go-
yearold legal battle, revealing an al
legged Clandestine love affair Of King
Frederick the Great and involving an
estate valued at 81 500 900. is Rp
preaching final decision in Germany's
highest courts.
The claimant is Arno Won Frnders
dorff, while the defendants are de-
sCendants of historical character
Marie Elizabeth Daum, beautiful
daughter Of Potsdam merchant, who
lived in the eighteenth century
For many years the Fredersdorff
family lost suit after suit for the es
tate. but several wears ago doCu-
ment. claimed to he confession of
Mile. Daum in which she reveals that
she came into possession of the prop
erty through intrigue. murder and
falsifcation. was found Then Fred.
ersdorf won n series of victories in
the lower courts and the defendants
appealed.
Won Many Favors.
Fredersdorff claims the fortune
dates back to his great t-great.uncle,
Michael Gabriel Won F'redersdorff, Sc
Cret chamberlain Of Frederick the
Great. Many favors and much prop
erty We're heaped upon the chamber
lain hy the King.
Mile. haum. with two children.
moved into the palace. where she was
known as Mrs. F'redersdorf. widow of
the Chamherlain's brother. and was the
subject of much attention by the King.
the FrederSdorff petition alleges. The
real Mrs Fredersdorff il is contended.
died under mysterious CircumStan noes
IN l151. The chamberlain died a year
later
The alleged confession reveals that
Mile. Daum met Frederick while he
was Crown Prince. and when the lat
ter became King and heaped favo"S
upon his chamberlain she hecar
jealous.
Poisoned Two Rivals,
As = result. The document continue
she poisoned both the F'rederSdorfi
altered the chamberlain ms will 50 as {.
gain his property and filed a fake ma
riaGe certificate showing she was tn.
chamberlain'S first wife. whom he hau
not legally divorced before marrying
a second time.
t'rederSdOrff : petition contends the
King was shocked to learn the cham
herlain had ignored his son in his will
hut could not order an investigation
for fear Of exposing the Illicit love af-
fair with Mile. Daum not only to the
Queen. but to the public.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-25
Fog Rolls In; Set Ruined;
Another Fortune All Shot

so seldom do the motion picture
patrons realize the trials and tribu'
la;lons attendant 10 tho producing Of
feature pictures for the silver sheet.
Take for instance. the situation
that confronted Edwin Carcwe. who
Is making "Tne Lady Who Lied
Tho script calls for gorgeous We
netian 3Iardi-Gras scene. showing
hundreds OF extras" In decorative
costume. gondolas plying thru canals
the very height OF tho most fes-
tive season in all Europe.
The stage was set. Carewo had
placed call for 1000 extras and
dozens OF carpenters. electricians and
property men. Arrangements were
made 10 commence work AZ p. m.
and continue thru the entire night.
Lewis Stone. Mia Naidi. Virginia
valli-ail OF the players wero on
hand.
Millions OF cagalepoyer In lamps
and klleg lights was ready for the
signal to switch 'em on" And
then-out OF the darkness and from
the direction OF the Pacific. rolled a
fog bank. silently creeping over the
massive setting and remaining there.
Anxious waiting In hopes Of the vapor
blanket lifting made minutes. Min.
utes piled up into hours and at mid.
night word was given thru the meg.
aphones that work would be, sus.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-25
It was No Way
to Behave on
Fifth Avenue

An elderly woman stepped from
the sals ntoro nt Firth ave, and
riftioth st, New York City, one fore.
noon last week. sho concealed n
package under coat. As she started
60 walk down tho sidewalk. a young
faahionahly dressed Girl stepped up
behind her. tapped her on the shoul-
der. and, az she turned. seiEed the
package. The elderly woman tried
20 give battle. but tho Erl got a
strange hold around tho womhn's
leck and dragged her back toward
he store,
An along both sidewalks Of Fifth
Ys. and on the grounds OF 81. Pat.
eIek's Cathedral. Just opposite. a
large crowd stood ana watched the
exciting struggle.
Meanwhile. three cameras ground
rapidly as Bebc Daniels and Florence
Ashbrook struggled In making a
scene Of The Wild VIVID Girl. 4"
which viii be Miss Daniels next re-
lease following THE Crowded Hour
and The Manicure Girl"
suddenly. into the scene dashed
Assistant Director BIN scully. shout.
ing. CUT Get out OF there"
An elderly negro window cleaner.
carrying his pail and brush. had
sauntered slowly into the picture and
Il had 60 be rctaken,
Miss Daniels. Rod Ia ROGUE and
Director Edward Sutherland spent
the entire morning at tho Fifth ave.
location before n huge crowd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-25
ANOTHER WAR STORY

Invisible Wounds" new story
by Frederick Palmer. noted war cor.
respondent. will be the first o, a
series OK four motion picture produe.
lions which Robert Kane has just
contracted to make for First Ma.
,ional release during tho 1855 en-.
tcrtaiument season. II Is an in.
triguing tale OF aftcr.thc.war eondl.
lions presenting a brilliant love
story. in which psycho,aunlysls plays
m interesting part. Mr.. Rano win
make his production In the East.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-25

In spite Of the 1Dtde smile
behind the horn-rims, Harold
Ltoyd is almost totally ruined
bu his strange aversion to
the feminine gender IN "Girl
SIN" which WiH be sholcn
at the Colonial Sunday and
Monday.
TN the Pa,he comedy, "Girl Shy"
i which will be seen at the Colonial
sunday and Monday, Harold Lloyd
once more demonstrates his remark
able versatility before the camera
Lloyfs rolo In this new fun.film 10
said 20 be no entirely different from
any he has ever attempted TO por'
tray. that he debated a long time be-
fore tacklng the part.
Tho locale of Girl Shy" " for tho
most part n small town, nltho to-
wards tbe end Of tho picture the
action is staged In the city.
AS IN usual with the Lloyd pathe.
comedies. there ls only n small cast
In "Glri Shy" Jobynn Ralaton IN
again seen as Harold'B leading
woman. Richard Daniels Carlton
Griffin, Priscilla King and Dorothy
Dorr arc also prominent In tho sup.
port.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-25

HOUSE PETERS. an tho central
IL figure OF a, NJ Sinclair wits
stirring story Of tho Pacific Coast
waters. which opens al the Colum.
bia today, takes upon himself a
mans sized Job In attempting 20
tame u naucy little shrew at sea. Not
only does he teach tho young lady
TO obey as well M command. but he
masters violent tempest and
thwartA whole squadron OF the IA
eltie flee, Intent upon his capture.
Patsy Ruth Miller plays the head.
strong miEs whom Peters dupeH into
marriage and. after shanghaiing her
aboard his yacht. makes her like 4,
Peters himself Ia strong eharac.
ter and his portrayal OF tho adycn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-25

WJ'HE BRIDGE OF sIGHs." at
L the Blue Mouse, is the story Of
Billy Craig. the reckless. spendthrift
son Of tho president Of tho Craig
Steamship company. To make good
an / o. u. for $1,000. young Craig
steals a large sum OF money at his
fathers office. A trusted employe
Is sent to jail for the offense. stung
BY remorse, Billy Is prepared 10 con.
fess the crime. but his father. fear.
Ing that the confession would xiii
Bllly's mother. has his son shang.
haid 10 spend year aboard one Of
his own ships. while innocent Har.
per. the employe. crosses the Bridge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-25
FINISH FILMING
OFF "ANY WOMAN

ANY Woman" reached the end Of
tho first stage OF her film course
yesterday Robert Kane. who pro
duced tho picture. has gone 10 New
York with all the film. accompanied
by Paul weiherwax. film cditor,in
chief.
Any Woman" adapted from Ar
thur somers Roche's story. is tbs
second Kane picture for Paramount
featuring Alice Terry and made
under tho direction OF Henry King
Air. Kane cumo TO Los Angeles from
New York 20 witness the completion
Of the picture and 20 attend TO bust
nesa de;ailS He was recalled to tn
East because OF the pressure Of bust
ness there and so took the film am
Wetherwax with him In order tina
the production might be edite,
under his supervision.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-25
Young Noah Beery
to FoHouU in Dads
S ere en- Footsteps

NOAH BERRY JR. la going TO
~ follow tho footsteps OF his
wellsknown father and ba a mos
ton picture actor. In doing so
he win be filling ono OF Noah
Sr's most cherished ambitions.
Altho only II. the boy has
already started on his studies for
screen career. He receives
daily coaching from his father,
who Is rather well vcrsed In
all tho transformations OF tho
screen. while he has played
small bits In several pictures.
Noah Jr has made no serious At.
tempt TO appear before the cam.
era as yet.
His latest move IA the careful
reading OF the scripts Of pictures
Ia which his father is appearing,
He started with tho script Of
The spaniard." in which Noah
Sr Is playing featured rols
with Ricardo Cortcz. Jotta Gou.
dial and Emily Fitnoy.
Young Noah declares that !, 10
u thrilling story and that ho Is
auxiousiy waiting TO SEQ bis
father hs high chief OF band Of
Spanish bandits and CoFteE ns a
great matudor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-25
SANTAELlA PROGRAM

Southern Mclodles.' arranged 81.
pccially by Salvatore santaoIla.
conductor Of tho Strand Brilliant
Augmented orchestra. win bo the
featured number on tho program OF
tho Sunday noon concert nj the
strand tomorrow,
Tho entire program follows
Tho Beautiful Gaia,hea"-
Overture ..............., Suppc
''PolonRlso Mlli,ario" .,... Chopin
Piano Cadcnxa
by Salvatore Santaella
'-rhs Flrcny' Selection .Frimi
Loves Dream After tho BalP'
........-.......... Czihulka
southern Melodies ..........
.........Ar Arr. By santaolia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-25
"Youth! Give
Us YOUTH" Cry
Film Directors

That gallant Spanish gentleman.
Ponce do Leon. Was not a whit moro
ardent IN his quest for youth than
any Of tho great motion picture max
lng organizations Of today. Youth
give US YOUTH IS the cry Of the film
fans, and the big producing com,
panies. quite naturally. are making
every effort 10 comply with the
gtaceato roar Of their audience.
Ago ranks with beauty and acting
ability as ono OF the most important
ingredients for film success. and this
was airikingly brought 20 attention
recently by the announcement Of this
establishment OF the Paramount Pic
lures School. Inc, carrying with #
the provlso that only girls between
the ages Of 10 and %, and young
men between Is and 80. were eligible
20 make application 10 attend the
school.
The motto Of tho Paramount off
cinls, In their search for new screen
luminaries. seems 10 be. Get then
young. and train them early"
A. matter Of fact. most Of the
important lumlnnnea II tho silver
sheet today began ,aelr career
while extremely young.
Gloria Swanson was only 10 whcr
Bho started her brilliant climb few
years ago by working as an extra nj
the old EAsanny studio IN Chicago.
Mary Pickford. Lillian and Dor
othy GiHh were mere children wher
they began their celluloid aetna
under the direction Of y. w. Griffith
Even tho she is generally regrndeC
Ms more sophisticated type. IN,
fascinating PolA Negri was an ac
treas In the foreign films before sh,
was 20 years old.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-25

turcr who roams tho seas IN n pala.
tlal yacht manned by Chinese. II par.
iieularly fine. As master or men.
a woman and an angry sea no proves
one Of tho screens most vlrile stars.
Head Winds" is'from tho famous
Saturday Evening Post story by A.
" Sinclair wit. who in private llfo
In Mrs. Frank 7. wilt.
Francesca Longo In directing tho
AllArtint orchestra In weekly con.
cert. These musical treats arc be.
coming increasingly popular with the
patrons who look forward 10 them
as one OF tho feature entertainments
Of the week. international News.
Century comedy and a special pro.
logue are added attractions
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-25
NEWS FROM yITAGRAPH

Anaera Ranaolf. wiifrid North
and Euialie Jensen have been added
10 tho cas-, Of Tho Happy Warrior. ="
the A. s. N. Hutchinson story now
being filmed BY Vitagrsph. Andera
Randolph Ia an old yitaKrapher. an
are both North and Miss Jensen.
wiifrid IL best remembered for his
vivid Characterization Of walling
ford In -rhe Son " wailinEford. .
and his magnificent work as Colonel
Bishop In Captain Blood Ran.
doit'A last work for yitagraph was
in Behold THIS Woman" In which
Irene Rich played the lead
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-25

DMIRERS Of Norma Taimaago
n have been highly enthusiastic
about her Attest film production.
The Lady" which Is starting It's
second week at the Strand today.
Norma IS first seen as frolic.
some chorus girl. the fnvorite OF a
London music hall Down In her
heart. the little coekney singer has
the. consuming craving 20 become =
iady-to talk nice and wear nice
clothes.
II seems that her longings arc
about 10 come true when she mar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-25

pended until the following night
When an extra puts on makeup.
hts daily pay check becomes good as
gold. when electricians and car
peuters report on tho set" their
daily pay Is assured them This Is
hE, ono instance OF countless others
that confroHts the producer aud al.
rector in picture making.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-25

Of Signs for a years imprisonment.
How Billy. returned TO the city.
finds his moral salvation thru tho
love Of Harper's daughter, is un-
folded dramatically in the succeeding
scenes.
Dorothy MaeKail. Creighton Hale,
Ralph Lewis, Fanny Niidgiey. Rich
ard Tucker and Alec 3. Francis arc
featured in the cast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-25

ries the son Of wealthy and arts.
tocra,ic family, hut tho son is dis,
owned. and later proves untrue. All
the girl has TO live for Is her child
whom she Is bound viii be gen.
tlcman."
How he Is taken from her. and
how she finds him amid strange cir.
cumsianees years later forms an ab.
sorbing drama, and gives Norma OPP
portunhy 10 do her emotional best,
Wallace Macdonald ana George
Hackathorne are featured IN sup.
port.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-25

George Archainbaud spent three
years in an engineering college
studying civil engineering and then
deserted his chosen profession for
tho screcn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-25

Warner Richmond started out to
become a teacher Of English. but
turned 20 the stage when he had
TO leave college because Of lack Of
funds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-25
COLISEUM CONCERT

Music composed entirely by he
brew authors viii be played tomor.
row afternoon at tho Coliseum by
the Coliseum Concert orchestra. un.
der the direction OF $. X. wlnelhnd.
as. tho eighth and final concert OF
tho orchesira's popular information.
al series,
Beginning at 1880 o'clock. the
program viii DO played in this or.
der:
Overture. "sakun,ala'' .Goldmarl,
Three Hebrew Melodies
tp Hebrew Love Song" $50.
.ss.. .....+s.. horSAk oW
90 Chant" -. go. Moazerowuky
tcl Hebrew Dance Garganoy
Vocal solo. Ell. Ell" ......
Hebrew melody arranged by Leo
pold Auer. rololst. Mr.. Maurice
Friedman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-25

six.year-old Helen Rowland Is the
talk OF the studios Her emotio'.-i
acting. old actors declare. is remark
able for a child OF her age.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-25

tal Melody in r. .Rubinstein
%, "Koi Sldrei." .-..........
Cello aoio. arranged by Max Bruch;
soloist, Fred Seheld.
''BacchAnnlc" 49,. .... Saint Saens