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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-15
Compare Work
of Tue Great
Characterizers

An interesting question THAI film
fans are considering n tho relative
artistic merits Of the two creates,
American character actors. Emil
Ianninxa and Lon CLANCY.
And lest that some decide 70 rule
out JanninEs an a foreigner" who
has dnno stArtlinEiy remarkable
work in such novel dramas as The
Last Laugh which comes to tho
Columbia next Saturday. IL has
been recently discovered that hc Is
- native American. having been
born IN New York.
He went to Europe with his folks
at tho ago OF 10 and has spcn,
most OF bis ensuing yeaa there.
HIS reputation as character actor
IL aecond 10 none with the pos.
sibio exception Of his fellow coun.
tryman from Colorado Springs. Colo
chancy'a work In Tho Hunch
back ot Notre Dame" The Miracle
MAN. The Shock" and now whu,
n Eald TO DO his most daring and
sensational portrayal IN The phan,
tom Of the Opera" has placed him
in tho fore rank or the screens
ablest character actors.
Besides The Last Laugh" Jan
nings has Passion. Peter the
Great" and 1.-The Loves OF Phar
aoh all immense spccaclcs. 10 his
credit.
His chaucterizatipns nre usually
Of big. bluff type OF men. ChanoS
on the other hand, has made gro
tosauc figures 40 startllngly inter
osiing as TO remove the sole elc
ment OF horror which surround,
them. making them loveabls types
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-15
Trained for Great Outdoors;
Now Directs Ballroom Scenes

when no completed his course he
suddenly decided TO enter business.
lie planned TO sell motion picture
films. For a year he worked In tho
American laboratories Of a French
film company Ito began selling for
the Eciair company. bu; his heart
was in tho production end Then the
Peerless FUN company was or.
ganlzod and no was made an assiH.
tnnt director His stcprather. Emil
Chauiard. was director one day a
rctako WIS necessary ArrhaInhdud
vaa given tho job, made good and
was soon given picture. He coon
acquired reputation az a director
OF society dramas and pictures with
psychological twists.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-15
"Sea HaWk" Surrent
Attraction at Market

That most popular 81 sata'ini
stories. The Sea Hawk" with MI.
ton sus and Enid Bennett heading
the cast, is tho attraction At tho
Market this week.
suls has the role OF sakreInahr.
tho terror OF the seas. leader Of a
Spanish frigate. manned by al
hardy a crew OF cornalrs rs ever
struck terror to any heart.
Enid Bennett, Is seen as the high.
born English lady, who Is captured
on her wedding day BY tho hold
pirate. All tho romance OF the high
seas Of oidon days. ali the adyen.
ture Of pirate ships. all tho excite.
mont OF Rafael sahatinfs fcrvid
Imagination. Is combined in this law.
lsh film.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-15
Zane Grey Creates
NoUeI Situation

One Of the most interesting
phases Of the early history Of this
continent is the mute record Of the
cliff dwellers, which can stu be
found in the West Sheer noun
tain walls, seemingly inaccessible.
furnished fortresses for this ancient
people. at the top OF these natural
ciiadeis
This forms an important element
in the r0usIng story by Zane Grey.
Riders OF the Purple Sage" al
tho Hcillg. Tom Nix. hero Of the
novel. pursued by twoscore ruf.
cans. suddenly finds himself az.
parcniiy blocked by a wall OF rock.
His swift vision percelves foo;holes
in the cliff and he makes his es-
cape. a keen knowledge OF thsy
West enabled the author Of the'
book 70 present n unique situation
for the climax OF his narrative.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-15
Last ShoUings of
Shirley Mason Film

Shirley Mason's sprtKhtiy picture.
That French Lady" wi remain AZ
tho Capitol until "wednesday night.
Tho picture. adapted from tho stage
play. '"rhe strange Lady, deain
with the adventures OF a vivacloun
parisirnnc. who refuses 20 observe
conventions
Honor Among Men, from the
story by Richard Harding Davis.
win start three-day run on Thurs.
day. Tho story is Of n man who
gamhled rcekleAsiy with womena
hearts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-15

From a man Of the great outdoors
to director of society drama on the
screen Is tho story OF George
Archainbaud
For years the name OF Archaln.
baud has been associated with so-
ciesy drama. but only very few q
his intimate friends have known that
he prepared for the profession Of
civil engineer. After watching
Archainhaud direct ballroom, banquet
and.drawing room scenes 4 Is hard
20 visualize him nttlred in high boots
and corduroy suit. experimenting the
construction OF bridge across some
mountain chaHm But that was what
he had In mind when he enrolled In
an engineering school In France
here he was born.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-15
Minstrels Coming
as State Headliner

The five big acts Of feature
vaudeville. together with tho motion
picture. Kings Greek Law" star.
ring Leo Manley. will leave the
state Wednesday night.
The headline offering starting
Thursday is n minstrel show, called
Artists Of the SOUTH Thirty per.
sons take part in this clever mix.
ture OF harmonious and humorous
Sketches Southern songs and
dances.
Az usual. the Rosebud Revue Is
there with some now musical inter.
ruptions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-15

Alfred Lunt has been signed by
ID. W. Griffith to play oppoasto
Carol Dempster in Poppy" Lunt
has been appearing this year in
'The Guardsman,' one Of the big
Broadway stage successes. In Sc
curing Alfred Lunt. D. w. Griffith.
ends three weeks search for a
Juvenile lead and completes the
casting for this production.
Besides Miss DempSter and Az
fred Lunt. tho cast includes, w. c.
Fields, who is duplicating his stage
role for the screen: Glenn Anders.
Florence Fair. Marie Shotwcll, Ef.
fls Shannon. Erviile Anderson.
Dorothy Bicknell and Allan simp-
son.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-15
RI TE1Ei
Io(f&;a1l)
Ann Pennington
Dances in Film

Ann Pennington. OF tho ZleEfelh
Follles. who appeared in house
party sequence ia 'Manhandled. "
starring Gloria swanson. has made
another venture into tho movies In
"a KISS In tho Dark"
Adolpho Menjou. Lillian Rich
and Aliecn Pr1ngle arc featured in
tho production. based on Frederick
Lonsdnle's stage play. aren't We
An"
Miss Pennington Is again an on
tertniner az house party IN this
production. Tho feathers sure fly
whom Kitty Kelly. OF the MARY
Jane MeKano" company. also In the
cast OF "a kiss in tho Dark" &C,
cuseu Ann OF flirting with her man.
Tho girh so 10 IL. and rs real
laugh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-15
Former Follies Pals
Act Together in Film,

Two exFollloa girls. Dorothy
Mackalll and Lilyan Eastman. ap,
pear In "A broadway Butterfly. q
the Warner Bros. Classic OF the
Screen now AZ the blue Mouse
They formerly played together. and
wero noted As the brightest Of the
bright lights OF Boardway's milky
way.
Dorothy Dcyorn and cullln Ian
dis have the leading roles In thit
story OF a country girls adventures
amid the gaieties OF broadway.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-15
Western Thriller
for Winter Garden

James kirkwood'H production,
DISCONTINUED Husbands" viii re
main NJ the Winter Garden until
wednesday night. Tho story Is one
Of tho other mans wife.
"Galloplng Vengeance" starring
Bob Custer. viii be the attraction,
starting Thursday. for A ,hree-dAy
run. The picture is a Western. full
OF tense drama. fast action and 70
nance. Mary Beth Milford, one Of
tho beauties Of the Music Box re.
vuc. plays opposite young Custer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-15

Princess Winona Clear
SKY, the Indian prima donna,
appearing at the Heilig this
fCeek.
% IAZz? Humphi Heap old long
- fore Columbus anchor in Am
erica"
Thus. with great dLsdain. did
Princess winona express her opin.
ion on the question as TO whether
or not ''bucs" singing comes natur.
al 10 Indian mnlaens or not.
our native dances and chants
were Just hs syncopated M your
popular songs" declared this pref.
~ red.skin maid. whose interpre.
tation of clnasic and popular melo.
dies il finding favor with every
audience this week nj the Heilg.
Princess winonn, whose English
name Is Doxtadcr. is n fuli.bloodcd
CayuRa Indian. 'Winona Clearslsy."
who was adopted from the Catta-
uugus Indian reservation AZ an
early ago by childlcs English
family and educated ut tho Guild.
hail School Of Music, Richmond,
England. and given "A two.year's
finishing course under the best
French vocal teachers in Paris.
She has been before tho Amer.
eun vaudeville public 10 years, hay.
ing appeared on every prominent
circuit In the country Every two
years. she makes European tour
and Is now awaiting word from her
booking agent, william Morris, who
also handles Harry lauder, as TO
when she will sail again for the
continent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-15
Willard Mack Is
Jackie's Author

Willard Mack. who wrote Little
Robinson Cruso6," Jackie Coogan's
last picture. Is also the author OF
The child stars latest production,
The Rag Man"
The Rag Man" like Little Rob.
inson Crusoc." was written especial.
ly for Jackie by the playwright,
who is nationally. even ln.~nnt!on.
ally known for such works as
Kick In" broadway and Butter.
mink" King, Queen. Jack" TOO
Many Husbands. ''Blind YOUTH
Let Me Explain" Tiger Rose"
and many others.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-15
NoUei Intention
Basis for Picture

The three unit show AZ the Co
lumbia iris week is headed by the
photoplay. up tho Ladder" in
which Virginia valll is starred.
A novel invention Of the future.
the Neutrality-suspicious." is used as
the basis for the plot. by which q
man meets his rise rise to fame
and his collapse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-15

TWO enthusiastic boys. twins. arc
Il making their local vaudeville de.
but AZ the Palace Hip under the care.
full supervision Of their father. him.
self q veteran performer.
Manuel Roman, one Of vaude.
villes best known performers. has
formed n new act lie Is breaking
in" his twin sons, Thomas and RAY.
mond. They are 20 now. Thomas
is IS minutes older than Raymond,
but the difference isn't noticeable.
and no one but their closest friends
can tell them apart.
II rs the first trip for the boys "a
the Pacific coast. and their first yea,
in vaudeville. Tho father is now OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-15
Priscilla Dean in
".Storn1 Daughter"

a tumuituous story OF q storm NJ
sea and hurricane OF smotlys is
THE storm Daughter" starring
Priscilla Dean. at the Colonial Wed.
nesday. Priscilla has the role or n
girl kidnapped by a brute Of a aea-
man. forced to travel 10 South
America with a crew Of rough skip.
pers.
Betty compson, In '~Thc Enemy
Sex" Is tho attraction billed Tor
Thursday. Miss CompsOn Is scen
as q Broadway baby vamp," in a
battle Of wits with five worldly wise
men, all trying to Guido her. The
picture was directed BY James
Cruze.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-15

his 10Th Pacific coast tour. He first
came to the Coast with the Primrose
and West minstrels when Seattle
was nothing more than hamlet
The last time he was here was in
1920 over the orpheum circuit.
Tho elder Romnln In widely known
turnout the country for his phono.
graph records. lie has made numer.
GUS records for Edison, Columbia and
Victor.
Speaking Of making records, he
said nc would rather face 20 vnudo.
vile audiences than make on phone.
graph record. TITS a terrible ordeal. ("
he says. "and n hard ordeal to stand
before talking machine and sing"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-15
FATHERLY PRIDE

Travelling 1900 miles to watch his
son direct the opening scenes OF
THE Wanderer.' t W. Walsh re-
Gently arrived in Los Angeles from
New York. The father Of Raoul
Walsh, who will produce the famous
Biblical play. announced he has come
for the express purpose Of watching
his son direct the opening scenes OF
tho picture. This is the first time
the two men have been together for
almost three years. walsh also Is
the father Of George Walsh. the well
known actor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-15

Grcta Niascn, beautiful Norso girl.
who has been signed 10 a iongterm
Paramount contract. was married
only two weeks after she reached
Hollywood. The fortunate young
man was Ricardo Cortez but the
ceremony was in make believe only.
for accne in In the Name Of
Love"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-15

Four ono.tlme New York stage IA.
vorites appear In the supporting cast
of "One.Way Street" They are
Lumsden Hare. Thomas Holding.
Dorothy Cumming and Mona Kings.
Icy,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-15

Some Of the scenes for The Ar
Maii'' were made in Nevada's IA.
nous ghost city" Rhyolite. once
a booming mining town, but now
with only one resident
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-15

oroville Caldwell, who appears op.
podte Alice Terry in "saokcloth and
Scarlet" is six feet three inches tall
and weighs 100 pounds.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-23
LACK OF CASH
BIG FACTOR IN
THE REDUCTION
Only Two Challenges
Received in Davis
Cup Matches
By HENRY L. FARRELL
Omitted Press Staff Correspondent)

NEW YORK, Jan. 23.-Interna-
tional competition i'll tennis may be
reduced this year because of the
prominence of American players
and for the lack of cash in several
foreign countries.
The Wightman cup matches and
the challenge round for the Davis
cup were the two most important
international classics scheduled for
the summer. The Davis cup fea-
turc is certain to be played but
there is some doubt that England
will send team of women stars
here to defend the Wightman cup.
1t is understood, however, that
the British Association is feeling
the same financial pressure that
cause British golfers to pass up an
nual competition for the Walker
cup and that no team will be sent
over this year.
Up to the present, challenges for
the Davis cup have been received
only from Ireland and Switzerland
but as the entries do not close I'M
til March - there is no justifica-
ton for the belief that many for
cign nations are tired of spending
Il lot Of money to find out that Bill
Tilden, Bill Johnston and Winnie
Richards cannot be beaten i'll cup
competition,
Some suggestions have been
made that the Davis cup matches be
played every two years instead sot
annually, but the United States Is
not IN sympathy with such change.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-23
Public Invited to
Boy Scout Game

Troop No. > of the boy scouts
met last night AZ the hi9n school
for their regular meeting. Chester
Collins passed his merit badge test
for athletics and John Nichols on
pathtlndiug. Frank Slocum, mem
Der of the Rotary committee spOn.
soring the troop, WAS an interested
visitor aud gave the boys It short
talk ON the business man : attitude
to the boy scout.
The previous night Troop > play
ed Troop 2l at baskctball, beating
them 81 to II. This makes three
straight victories for Troop ;, who
have beaten Troops 2l, and l6.
Next Wednesday they are to meet
DR.. Wells crack troop from Braw-
Icy at basketball. As the latter
have been playing for year and
have a reputation for speed and
ability, the contest will be Il hot
one.
The public is urged to attend this
game, which will be held in the
high school gymnasium at s o clock.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-23
GOLF CLUBS
TOURNEY WILL
END JAN. 81

Considerable interest has been
taken by members of the FL Centre
Golf club i'll the ringer tournament,
which has been i'll progress during
the past few weeks and will close
January 81, according to Frank
Dodson, professional of the club.
Some of the members are playing
daily on the course and are turning
in good scores including brides and
par. Prizes for the best scores dur
ing the tournament will be given
by Dodson. The ladies are showing
lots of enthusiasm in the contest,
he states, and several are on the
course daily trying to better thcil
scores.
Sunday there will be a golf ball
sweepstakes match against par. a
handicap of onc-half will be allow
ed in holes up. The green's and
fairways are i'll good condition and
a large crowd is expected to turn
out for the tournament.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-23
ANOTHER AUTO
RACE ON SUNDAY

Practically every driver who WAS
i'll the American Legion automobile
races at Alamorio recently, has
signed up for the races this Sunday,
thus assuring some fast and close
races for the spectators.
Floyd Howard, FL Centre : whirl-
wind driver, who finished second to
II Brawlcy driver in the last race,
is out for revenge this time and
hopes to have CDggins Special out
in front when the race is finished.
''Fhcre are several other entries from
FL Centre s.n% eo!ypetition is cX-
eetdingiv Keen.
. FThere will be two 10 mile races
and the SIX leading cars in those
two events VIII battle it out for
the afternoon championship in Il -
mile race.
Morlcrs have been busy VIII
the track all week getting it in
shape for Sunday ana indrcations
arc that fast lime will be made ii
the various events.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-23
Here to Interest
Valley Boys In
Calf, Beef Clubs

W L. RHlSton, assistant state
leader of boys clubs, who's, head
quarters are in Bcrkclc,, IS IN the
valley visiting the vsriouS vale
towns in the interests of the bo 5
agricultural clubs that were or
ganized here in the fall. Ralston was
in HoItvilc on Wednesday with As
sistant Farm Advisor Ncm De I,
where he conf fcrred with :. I B ld
win who has charge Of the calf club
there.
Assistant Farm Advisor Ra Ellis
accompanied Ralston yesterday an %
trip to Calcxico where they discuss,
ed the boys club work there with
$. Oylcr. RalSton also conferred
with w. G.. Bells at Brawlcy about
the baby beef club today. Plans
which have been completed in tive
work will be announced later,
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-23

Evanston, Ill. Swimmers, four III
number, Will start from northwest
cIn university here this week and
viii attempt to duck every collrgi.
Ate opponent between here and the
ives, coast IN The coming fortnight.
The doughty four are halph Brcy'
cr and Dick Howell, Olympic stars,
Paui Maoviro, former y. +. +.
breast stroke champion, and Paul
Corbctt, fish Of All trades.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-23
DUNDEE CANNOT
FIGHT IN FRANCE
By United I'ress Leased Wire

PARIS, Jan. This French
boxing federation fas dcc'led to
bar johnny Dundee from fighting
IN France aud will ask other e6Gh-
TRIES to TAX" the same action. The
federation action followed charg-
cs that Dundee ran out Of a
match with Fred Baetouncl, eaus-
iug considerable loss 80 the Paris
promoters.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-23
TODAY'SW WANT ADS

KATES:-The rate for inserting
Prepaid Classified or Liner Adver-
tlsements in the Imperial Valley
Press is cent per word each inser-
ZION. Minimum charge % cents.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-23

Serious news from Pope county,
Ill. Lawyer Of 81 is still practicWa.
He had better yeform before il =
tee l2.s.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-23
Here and There
in Sport World

Los ANGELES, Jan. 23.-Aftcr
several poncmcnts, the trial of
Tony Fucntc and Fred Fulton, fight
crs who participated in the Culver
City fiasco last November, i+ again
on the superior court calendar for
today.
Fred Winsor, manager for Fucn-
te at the time 'of the bout, and
Jack Rcddy, who guides the inter
cstiug career Of the Minnesota
pIastcrcr, - are to be tried with tho
boxers for alleged violation Of the
stat" anti-prizc fight law.
All of the defendants have ap-
Peared and further delay in the
proceedings is not expected The
charges were brought against the
men after Fulton did skidding
nose dive in the first round of the
fight, taking the count after
Fhcntc had waved several weak
blows III his direction.
George ManIev, the Denver fight,
CT who has returned to the coast,
will tackle Fred Cullen, local light
he; vywci9It, in a 10 round bout
at the Hollywood American Legion
stadium tonight.
Wh'n ManIcy was here before his
record was enhanced by Il win over
Bort Colima.
Billy Hart and Young Nationalist
Ia clash in Il SIX round bout on the
same card.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-23
For Sale or Exchange
For Rent-R0Onas and
AD1rfntenfs
Special Notice

TO BUY, Sell, lease, rent, exchange
or insure Imperial Valley proper
e., aee or write $. H. AnAer, Bar
52g2 W9:tA 8-ds3 /. Ce-.,c. -5-G
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-23
THE PRESS CLASSIFIED SECTION
For Sale-MiScelIane0uS

FOR SALE-Practically new Conn
trumpet. Snap ut 500 cash. See
Gerald Robertson, Robertson Mo
tor Co. 22t6
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-23
y-~-s~-s--. .t
FOR SALE

160 acres gooo iand, 80 acres
III alfalfa. Price $1,000 per
acre. Easy terms. See Wade
with
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-23

Long Windcd athletes wilt have
their mining at Occidental College
tomorrow when the annual amateur
athletic union crOSS-countrN cham
piouships are held. l he carnival
will be divided into three classes
In class one, Long Beach, Los An
gclcs, Polytechnic, Lincoln, Holly
NoUd, Roosevelt and Pasadena higl
school have entered ten men teams
class two consists of san Pedro
Santa Monica, Montebcllo, FairfaN
and ONnard high schools. Scvcra
Orange county nigh schools are cX
pcctcd to cntcr today.
University Of Southern Califor
nia sherman Indians, and the Lao.
Angeles Athletic club Will fight il
out FOR first place in the open
event. Occidental and Pomona hav,
not entered, while University OF
California, southern branch, has en-
tered men for individual honors ii
the four and quarter mile grind
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-23
For SdIe--POuitrU
For observation-disclosures

- >--~-~->~--> - 49,
lOE RLN cotton stalA pasture,
Y. I. 4ussey seeley. 22t@
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-23

San Jose-Abc Mitchell and
George DUNCAN, British professional
golfers, won an Is hole match
ovur the San dose Country club
course yesterday aud . from Abe
Lsyinoza aud Arthur Brooks.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-23

Stanford University, CaL--Scvon
Stanford football pavrrS, Lawson.
Cuddrbark, Johnston, II. Shipkcy
Thomas, Baker and Cleveland, have
been awarded the cardinal blanket,
the highest athlete honor awarded
Ia athletes
San Francisco-The hoard Of sup.
crvisors have approved ii proposal
10 close certain streets now running
through the property the san Fran
cisco baseball club wants TO buy
for Il new baseball park.
Reno, Nev.-Tom Roach, center
of san Francisco, has been elected
captain of the 1925 Nevada football
team.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-23

Faces of old time stars may be
seen IN the Washington birthday
auto races at Culver city if present
indications are correct. Dave Lewis
Santa Monica road races, and Frank
Elliott are IN Los Angeles. Both
claim they are after mounts for The
February race.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-23

Action of the Los Angeles city
Council has lcgaIizcd T. round pro
fcssionai boxing here. Adoption of
Il ncw ordinance followed discovery
that an old Law prohibited anything
but "amateur contests within the
city Limits, The majority accorded
the state boxing measure in this
action was responsible for the new
city ordinance.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-23

Bobby barrett, Philadelphia light
weight, is here for his 10 round
bout against Dodc Bcrcot of Seat.
tie, ucAt Tuesday.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-23

Ad RubidouX. Riverside bantam
weight, goes 10 rounds against Pal
Moore, Memphis veteran at the Ly,
ccum club here tomorrow night.
The University of Southern Cali
fornIa has added Occidental College
and ST. Mary 5 to its 1873 football
schedule.
According TO date, announced
today the Trojan, viii meet Occi-
dental on oct. j., abandoning Il
game scheduled with Arizona for
mat daJc. 81. Mary ) will come
south the following week, it is ten
tutlNClv MANNED
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-23

FOR SALE-Texas Cafe, we'll es-
tablished business, priced reason
able. J. c. BIackwood, Holtvillc.
23t6
Evening star., 1925-06-04
BROOKLAND.

4-room apartment. entire second moor.
corner house: all modern conyenlences: heat
furnished: one square from r. /. ave. cars.
Must be seen to he appreciated. Rent rea-
sonahle 2T02 18th ST.