Santa Cruz Evening News from Santa Cruz, California • Page 2

PAGE TWO SANTA CRUZ NEWS, TUESDAY, AUGUST 24, 1926 I i i 1Z PRESTON WRITES mm Matinees lOe, 3(c Evenings lOe, 50c OF CANDIDATE J. B. HOLOHAN Santa Cruz Film Talmadge Film On Double Bill New Santa Cruz At The Unique Sets High Mark ThH following letter from former LAST SHOWING TODAY United States District Attorney J. W. Preston of San Francisco to a friend in Santa Cruz will be read with interest, as Sheriff Holohan served as United States marshal during the period Mr.

Preston's term in office: I am sure, you will not think me Today and Tuesday TWO EXCELLENT FHA1TRES "THE DIXIE MERCHANT" Made in Santa Cruz by Director Frank Horzage Featuring Madge Bellamy, Farrell and Jack Mulliall W. C. FIELDS IN "It's the Old Army Game" A lo Luxe Iaugli Film Something New Something Different Coming Wednesday Syd Chaplin in "Oh, What a Nurse!" impertinent if I should say a few words for my friend, James B. lloio-han. who is asking support to suc ceed as sheriff of your county my "The Dixie Merchant," made in Santa Cruz by Director Frank Bor-zage for Fox with J.

Farrell Mac-Donald, Madge Bellamy, Jack Mul-hall and Haryey Clark in the leading roles, "together with W. C. Field's newest comedy, "It's the Old Army Game," served to draw two capacity audiences to the New Santa Cruz theater last night. Indications point to further crowds tonight, as no one left the theater disappointed yesterday. "The Merchant," the story of Old Man Fippany and his trials and tabulations with his beautiful race horse, "Marseillaise," is human to the 'nth degree, and proved an in crazy!" and you'll be crazy about Norma, too! M'sieur, Kiki is the finest thing Norma Talmadge has done in her career, and need it be said, mon ami, that's the finest the screen has.

"the man he is you bet he was. Kiki made him crazy. Crazy enough to fall in love with her, put on the smartest revue in Paris, and crazy snough not to be angry when little Kiki ruined the show. That's love! Record crowds arc flocking to the Unique theater this week to Bee Norma Talmadge in her most unique role a street waifo and general all-around spitfire. "Kiki" has been proclaimed as the famous star's greatest picture.

Portraying the lovable gamin in the screen version of David Belas-co's favorite stage success, Norma proves she is as great a comedienne as she is a dramatic actress. It is difficult to realize that the bubbling, hair-pulling Paris street girl is the Norma Talmadge of "Smilin' Through," "Secrets" and "Grau-stark." "Kiki" has been brought to the screen with all the wealth of "detail and costly settings which mark a friend, H. V. Trafton, who aiea in the discharge of his duty. I was United States attorney and special assistant attorney general of the United States for six years.

I served with Mr. Holohan during all Hint time and I was in close touch teresting and beautiful film. breath of scandal ever stained his robe. As for physical courage and with him as his friend and attorney for the remainder of the period during which he was in office. We served together during the trying period of the European war and later during the terrible days after we entered the struggle.

At first there were the neutrality laws "The Old Army Game" proved typically Fieldian, which means immense. It packs a million laughs. calm judgment under fire, I need but remind you of the historical trial, which lasted for five months and which ended by a Hindu bent PAMEO V4 THEATER TODAY ONLY to be administered and later the war otatntoa Thn internment of alien enemies and the registration of ali Ilk: I if 1. 1.. II I ens in this district were both under on shooting up the courtroom, which action was stopped by the swift and deadly aim of Jim Holohan.

But for his action many of us present would not bo here today. To appeal to you in his behalf is the lfiHRt. could dn for him. I be REFUSE DAM BREAKS; FISH DIE NEAR SAUNAS our jurisdiction. We attended to the duties of internment in some 300 nr more cases.

Marguerite De La Motte Johnnie Walker As marshal of the district, Jtm lieve the county will do itself an and his- deputies made the arrests honor to confer this office upon him. IN Norma Talmadge feature. A huge Paris theatar and its fasUionable audience, one of the French capital's most famous cafes, and a section of the Montmarte district are faithfully reproduced in "Kiki." Miss Talmadge's supporting cast include Ronald Colman, Gertrude Astor, Marc MacDermott, George K. Arthur, William Orlamond, Frankie Darro and Mack Swain. Produced by Joseph M.

Schenck for First National, "Kiki" was directed by Clarence Brown, one of the recognized "aces" among Hollywood's megaphone colony. INFANTS PASS AWAY SOON A FTE 11 BIRTH Twin sons were born to Mary E. and G. R. Hildreth of 109 Cedar street this morning.

The infants liveij hut a few moments. The mother is doing as well as could be expected under the sad circumstances. Burial will be from the Pacific Coast Undertakin parlors. Mrs. Peter Jordan and a party of friends spent the week-end at the Jordan home on Mission street.

and served the process in hundreds of cases where the risk was great and the responsibility heavy. On the civil side of the court he Sincerely yours, J. W. PRESTON. JOSEPH M.6CHENCK.

"Children of The Whirlwind" seized ships, levied executions and FUKS.NO WOMAN 1NJIHK1) Merced, Merced county, Aug. 24. Mrs. Fred Sheldon of Fresno was A Mi TIMKS Adults 20c Children 10c Injured when the automobile con Thousands of fish, including striped bass, are lying dead along the banks of the Salinas river from the Spreckels sugar factory to Blanco as a result of the factory's refuse dam breaking Sunday and flowing thousands of gallons of poisonous liquids into the water, says the Salinas Journal. The flow lasted for six hours, it was learned yesterday, and it is feared that the bass and other fish at the mouth of the river may die as a result of the outbreak.

Representatives of the State fish and game commission are expected there today to investigate. It is understood a chemist will be among the party which has been requested to view the results of the overflow. The refuse dam contains the liquids which have been used in purifying the sugar. A Donnei' descendant, Mr. Ann, of Jamestown, is a vistor here.

His mother was a daughter of George Donner, and was in the Donner taining herself, her husband and small daughter sldeswiped a machine at a point five miles south of Merced on the state highway. The car with which the Sheldon machine collided, containing Hulet Maples of Atwater, was being towed by a third automobile driven by Chester Shirley, also of Atwater. Mrs. Sheldon was the only person injured. Her injuries consisted of cuts and bruises for which she was treated at a Merced hospital.

The Sheldon family was en route to Fresno from Yosemite National Park. attachments and thousands and sometimes millions of dollars worth of property was in his custody. He was also the disbursing officer and as such had several hundred thousands of dollars of government funds under his control at all times. The office of marshal carries a largo and broad line of duties not commonly understood by the general public. There is scarcely a man in this part of the state who would not go the limit for, Jim Holohan in anything he might undertake.

His judgment is of the highest quality. He has a correct sense of justice and the highest sense of honor. He believes upholding the law, but is in no senso a tyrant. I know of no proposition that I would not be willing to place in his care. As a public servant not even a I am a candidate for sheriff on a strict law enforcement platform.

I WITH am not now, nor have I ever been, a member of the Ku Klux Klan or the Loyal Citizens' league. I welcome their support, however, the same as if coming from any othtr loyal citizens who believe in the enforcing of the laws of our country. F. Mv; GARRISON. August 21, 1926.

Advt. Ronald Colman Based on the stage, piny written ly Andre lieurl and adapted by David Belasco. Screen piny by Hans Kruly. OTHER ATTRACTIONS 4 mmmm Baby Comes As Train Rushes Through Canyon SACRAMENTO, Aug. 21.

(A1) A dispatch to the Bee says a Western Pacific passenger train roaring through Feather river canyon was overtaken late last night by a stork and a daughter was born-to Mrs. A. K. Hedges of Caribou, Plumas county. She was en route to an Oroviile hospital.

stride SANTA WANS PRESENT WHEN r- DONNER SUMMIT BRIDGE IS DEDICATED; IMPORTANT LINK ORE than 71 of all our forest fires are the re-JV1 suit of carclessncw! A burninR match, ft cigarette heedlessly tossed aside, a camp fire left uncov-rcd and thousands upon thousands of acre are flame-swept human lives are lost, tiny homestead wept aside; entire families made destitute. Let us all, by rigidly observinR a few simple rules the brave men who are devoting their lives to the preservation of our forests. Do your part to help reserve this great national heritage. Never throw aside a blazing match or toss sway a burning cigar? cite never leave your camplire uncovered. Mike Curry For Constable UBLliHED IN THE INTER f.

ST tiJPXr OFSAVINCOU FORESTS Wessendorf Son Funeral Directors 51 Church St. Phone 42 Mortuary Chapel ft SANTA CRUZ TO SAN JOSE-OAKL DONNER, Nevada County, Aug. 24. With a sky of cerulian blue forming a perfect canopy and a sun of gold shining down, with the azure vista of Lake Donner in the distance the Donner Summit bridge was dedicated Sunday as a lasting memorial to the members of the Donner party of pioneers and other winners of the West. It is the final important link of that section of the Victory highway net ween Sacramento and Reno and by its construction, it has been made possible for the average motorist to maks much of the drive in high gear.

500 Attend More than 500 persons witnessed the impressive ceremonies held under the point auspices of the Native Sons of the Golden West and the California, highway commission. The bridge is unique in several respects. It is the only bridge in the United States that is built on a radius, or curve, of 360 feet and it consists of one 110-foot open epandul arch and three approach spans. The entire structure is built of reinforced concrete and it is 250 feet long. From its deck to the pit in the dry chasm it spans, the distance is seventy feet.

It. lias been rected at an elevation of 7,000 feet above sea level and it cost $40,000 to construct. Descendants Present Descendants of Donner party survivors present at the dedication of Donner Summit bridge on the Overland Trail, near Donner Lake, Nevada county, August 22, 1926, were: James Fraser Lewis, Martha June Lewis and Susan A. Lewis of Santa Cruz, son and daughters of Martha Jane Reed Lewis, deceased. Martha Jane Reed Lewis was "Patty" Reed of the Donner party and one of its survivors.

She died recently at her home near Santa Cruz. Also present was Ernest H. Mur-nhv of Marysville, son of William Watsonville Salinas Monterey San Francsico. Stage Schedules: TO SAN FRANCISCO I-ieave Santa Cruz 7:00 and 10:00 A. 12:15, 8:00 and 6:30 p.

in. TO SAN JOSB (with connection for Oakland, Stockton, Sacramento, Merced and Valley points) 7:00 and 0:15 a. 12:15, 2:15, 5:15 and 6:80 p. ni. TO WATSONVILLE, Salinas, Monterey Leave Santa Cruz 8:00 and a.

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