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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-05
.L0NGW0RTHS EXPECT
VISIT FROM sT0RE

Washington, May 5,-Theg do aay
chat PfIn1eas Allees chat f. Mrs- Long.
worth. hat been engaged Cor some time
ia COURSE OF domestic science. which
Includes the malsing OF certain won.
ierinl. mysterious ilttle fiaify lace gar.
menla tnat go % make up & l4yetie
The course includes numerous other
matters pertaining 10 the proper bring
lng up af a juvenl,e Nick Or Alice,
and Is Ell being impaired BY all the
wise old dowaaefs IA her vide circle
81 friends and aeaualntances
And they also do say thar Mre Allies
expects the visit Of the stork before
many weeks Al any rate. caretakefa
Of the Nirholas Loneworlh home not
fat from President Tail's new summer
home at Beverly. Mass, have received
orders ta open ~ the houee and gel
In readiness FOR the coming ol Mrs
Alice. Wbo Will erFiye there early p
June.
The house Is beautifully oiluafed,
and commands 3 magnificent View u
Massachusetts Bay II Il sufficiently
excluded from the gaze q the multi
tude. ID The middle 0l 4 IaFgc estate
to be ~ ideai resting place iof 2
young mother
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-05
Mrs. PATRICK DECLARES
HUSBAND IS INNOCENT


New York, May 6 hfs, Alhes8 III
Patrick has made her hrsl public
statement alnce her marriage il do
Tense og her husband. tho lawsef con
vietnd ni nha murder u the million.
aiFe William Marsh Rice It Is ok.
poesad that o. Friday 4ha appellate
division of .Ae Supreme court NIll
hand down lla decision go pairleAe
plea fos liberty Or death.
Would have maried Mr fairlek
had not known that ha Was ali ln.
noeent man9f asked Mlv ratrlek
Mover ~ an tho world would ! have
done 50 had ] entertained The silghf.
est suspicion 0f his guilt know ln
my heart he Is not guilty og murder,
Orr marriaae e@s aAe pest way
knew Ia ny heart he Il not guilty OF
mardar Our marriage was ne hest
way ! knew Of expressing m9 taliai
M hia innocence
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-05

tNfAN MtlNMA NkttHAtA ny t"t VIVA WtttRN'
lrne 18th on July lri
Washington, May b'geSt Fresh
dent 1'afta interest IN The pasnagc oi
q taFllf measure by Con9reaD exlandA
10 the possible make up OF the iolnt
conference committeo has developed
through questions az has asked 1y
numerous callers al the White House
recently II Is understood that che
president would not like 70 see q Dill
come to him for hls signature which
WAS mad6 and dominated IN ia manu-
faclure by the representatives III shf
two houses Of Nne particular section
Of the county, and he has quietly ask.
cd II Representatives, for instance ~
The WeRl and Middle West would mot
be selected 10 aet with the New Eng.
landefs or other Eastefnens who are
on the Ways and Means committee oI
the House aud she Finance commit.
goe of 8he Senate THE Joint commit
toe will be composed Of eiklenn mem.
bore eight from each House. the Re.
Duniicans having ave and me Dem.
ocrals three of each eight The flrHl
four members On tho Houae commit.
tee on Ways ana Means ares Payne
Nsw Y0rk Dalzell Pennaylv#nla
MCCALL Massaehugetlpl and Hill Con
nectleHt The onnierreea are usually
selected 10 the order ef their rank
and II these l0ur we're aeleeted there
would be an 0Hefabund1nea gf Iaaat
ern Inferoeta represented 0n lha
House end The lfth member ls Need
ham 8f California and the next IL
nouiell .ng ILLINOIS ealdafhead snd
FOrdney follow
II 6 stated lhat Mf calderhead
would Be willing 10 give way IL q
younger and more vigorous M,AA from
lhe Weat, and Houtpll and F0adne9
are spoken Of as possible conferees
The Democratic members win. d
COURSE. be Clark of Missouri. uHder
wood u Alabama and Gflggp Of aeor.
gla
The same topsBeaylnea of Eastern
ers e found IL the HauaSo Finanee
committee. which Is headed hy AID.
iiNNt 4tttW tH NHiAHWNH III tN# WAH#f
named by Bufrowa og Michigan. Pen
rose ol Pennsylvania. Hale 0l Maiue
cullpm Of llllnola Lodge uf Maaaa
chliaeiia four unt of alx groin tho
Easl. il the West h given reeogna-
ton II the appointment Of Senate
confefeea likely choice would be
Hmoos of Utah aa a auhfsltnlp for one
oi thoHa named. Mccumber of North
Dakota and Flint 81 California Are 9th
er Western Members.
senator Stone 0i Missouri today
exhibited nymptoma 81 Joining thu
ranka Of those Democratic senators
who are smiled al whenever lAel
say + am for q iaf'a fer revenue
only hui-" and then proceed 10 eg
plain uhy they think an additional
duty should be placed nnen tho paftl
culaf article Ia whicn their eiale o.
home dlalflct might pc especially IN
ferealed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-05
STRAWBERRIES NOT INJURED

Special to the Daily Leader
Tulsas Ok, Mny 81 Although che
damage 10 vegetation IN the Argan.
sas valley from the frosts May / and
May was NOT 40 severe az ansicf
paiod, considerable injury han been
done The peach crop, such as was
moi kIllsd by previous cold snaps. Is
piacllcasy ruined. Here and there
among a multitude az orchards can
be found d tree with fiailt III evidence
Cherries were nlppad and the crop cut
shon Apples pears ard pluma have
also suffered
Strawberries were moi injured and
promise 4 big crop. Og garden stun
90taloes were nlpped and set back
beans were killed and q0maioes nip.
ped n many cases ruined. Ogher gaf
den proagale neeH " have escaped
Injury Many gardonS ere being re
planted
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-05
ABLE tANYER PASSES AWAY


0klah0iaa loses one OF iIa aDlesi
lawyefs Ia the death Of fridge A. =.
Riliehhouse. 81 chnndler which was
announced here today IIf had prac.
liced At Chandler sincR 1857 and HAD
been admitted % practice tn six state
III Toe anIon.
Judge Rlttenhouse died Al Hot
Springs. Ark. where he went IN
searci s health after a continual
lllnena os alBhteen months he WAS
born ii Elarrlsun c0uniy q. and be-
eah ehe practice o. law ut cad1a the
state; also practising at tlns tllh
@. Aflerwaid be renewed 10 Aura,
Nuh., pFacliced d Mccosll fhag eiaie
and removed fre;n Ahafe % Chandler
Judge RlltenAiouse STAINED 10
high pinnacle Of succesa ii his pro.
fegslun and had bne Of thr hnass
law llhFNFles ID the slhte
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-05
|MUSE0GEE WANTS
BOOKS EXAMINED

Probably the first city ii tie state
10 have lls books examined by lhn
state Inspector and examiner Hlll be
Muakogee. Mayor McGafr fnE aa.
nouneed that he vlll request The state
examiner 10 20 10 Muak0gse, thor
oushly audit ali q The city ncconnfh
and open np unlgorn aal a. books
on Al ipTo-dale plau The asafa
examiner ls authorized 70 axamlne
books u2 municipalities whafs y Il Dc
eIre0. bps this II the llfaE lime ihai
any such request has been made
lHale Exanlnaf and Inspector Tay
laf sala hat he 4onld send man To-
Mnekaaen and take up thai work Fl
sonA q lla feeeiYad 4 formal feqAeal
irDm the ncw city OilIeaIz
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-05
CITY
PRESSED FOR
BUILDINGS

A. NJ Rankin, 0G Perkins. Is 9aFis
nusIy considering fhe matter Of clecl
ing a modern fhnee.story Office build
lng at the southwest corner of pivI.
zion street and Cleveland avenue. op.
nosito the Cassidy building sir. Ran
kin owns IS feet Of ground 81 THIS
corner and has had plans drawn for
i large office building, II Il 70 be
hoped thai ihe building viii be con.
structed IN the neat future as mans
Tareisn corporations are establishing
Offices In the new state nnd On ncs
eaunf 81 not being able u secure
suitable Office rooms n the capital
city. where lhene alllces should logl-
cally BIZ located. are going elsewhere
- establish headquarters
Secretary W. 4. Rayson 81 iae
aulhrle Chamber Of Commerce has
now On hand requests sufficient II
supply three ll0urs 81 Office rooms b.
parties chat are dHSlrols uI loeatlnk
IN UnlhrIe Also Al the present time
he athIa i having difficulty IN find.
lnR additional quarters fOf The state
beard uf public affairs. which win r.
H1aIn II Guthrie hr the next fya
sHafs 1t Least They want from elKhI
T. ten office rooms On thr same AooE
WhIch nan not be secured now
Now lhaf factories are locating en6
railroads building actively N the new
HEato ana fha fact that Guthrie pus
saBsAA more Alemanls oF strength az
=
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-05
Aara CASE AoAIN W

Kansas city. 10 May 3 Mlss0nfI'a
rate easaa again came - for conaid.
GRAFTON fl thn Federal court herr to'
daT uhea Judge Smith Mcpherson
heard arguments FOR neFnanemf IN.
Junction Ia Restrain The state courts
ana sEAle Officials fgpm sslaffeFlHa II
litigation
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-05
GOING AFTER SUGAR TRUST

New torN. May Criminal pro
ceedlnga as tie outgr0wth 0f me Gov.
ernmente suit against the American
Sugar Refining company began today
With the arrest Of Thomna Kehoe. FOR
many wears checker on llie d0clsa
of the company III brooklyn charged
manipulation o. the acales
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-05

CLASS WILL
ORGANIZE

glia clnus og 80 membert laklng tho
degrees ct the Masonic Tomple win
organize tomorrow morning. An in-
formal entertainment will be given -
the reception room OF the temple by
the eonsistofy Thuradag oyonins foF
the visiting Masors Special mualcl
dancing and other features vii be
provided.
The fifteenth sEnlsh4 pf ne Hnrl'
and 18th. Prince Of Iarnaaiem. degrees
were mounted thla morning and lhic
Afternoon the 13th, Knight of the
Mast and West, i9lh Pontl6. 20sh
Master 81 Tie Symbolic Lodge and
2lai. Noachile o. priaslan Knighl Dc
sreee we're aaenpllhed.
This evening the 2ath dogvee. Scot
lish Knight ol st Andrew viii ~
mounted BY the lean. following which
d Musical program Win b rendered.
Venerable Master s4........st
= HeiheFlngson
William Mark aezHml
ffeEApter s.4ft.stt+ s4stAte4 ~
Harmon ThnOdOra NWaerina4n
Cnsnreliut -. s...* 4.f4s<*
Pred CnnIsg
MhnEer ui Ceremonies ...s.s
aohn Hlngle Morrla
Cangala 0f The Cnard 4...
fIenry 0fnHae
Music
j. tIymh. NOW lha DIG rs ssst
1h0in
Ng'e ii..sssss
Selected
cmfades IA AFma
Choir
Eell'eSz Chorus iHHus|
Choir
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-05

inrEna6old. no. May Bs-4rha juFy
III the osse uf Eugene Tucker, charged
With ki in0 Mrs lEllzabslh ellis and
Joshua Ellis, near hers. February iaui,
brought ID & verdict today of murder
III The hFnt degree hsiua the penalty
81 dealH The crime grew out d the
lmponadsis Of fuckers eoua b1 Hlli1
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-05

NNNVN ~kttl klWlENh
Adada. May b..-tqia Larnaca. cy.
pms, May al-~Adana ig stlll lawless.
More people were killed IA tho city
yesterday There are 10000 dead 10
Adams province as result OF the mas.
sacres and $4,000 homeless end pepni.
less refugees ara wandering into the
yllayel
The deaths IA Adana city are estl.
mated al $500. Adana Is terrorlzed BY
1000 soldiers. who are lo0tlng, shoot
ing aud burning, No respect IS paid to
foreign properties Both the French
schools have been destroyed and It Is
feared he American school, commer'
cIal ana missionary Interests in Adana
are totally ruined
The new vail he's not y4I Inspired
confidence. There le reason TO be.
lIeve tha authorities sslil Intend to per
NIT the GENERALIZATION Of al Chris.
iians. The troops here are making i
preteuee Of throwing water on the
flames. inatead Of water they are uss
Ing kerosene, and are thus purpoaelY
adding e the connagration
Approximation IS felt here regarding
the American missionary etati0na at
liadiln ami Tarsua
All letters and telegrams sent ont
through Turkish channels are cen.
sofed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-05


continuing ite seaaIon: accept sincoi.
less regrets George b Cook. state
lsunarintedent
!
Baton nonae. La. May 5.-Rearel
cannot be with you: success to yoni
convonllon T IA Harris. state sup
|efIniendent
-
jeaera0n Clly. Mo-. May lmpoal
siblo lo come. other engagements pre-
vent l Al. GAGS. Ntnte nuperntandl
| lenl.
Santa Fe. Al nj. May Governor
Curroy account 81 Important ufIlclal
husInesa. viii not BE- able 10 attend
your convention. c. II. Orion. private
secretary.
-
Texas Comma strona.
Austin, Tex. NAY &. Hope 10 reach
Guthrie al d b. N. expect 10 bring
lllfty Delegates lrom over state Il.
Cousins, Slate superintendent.
49,,
This Aflfrnoon'e program.
The afternoon program proved very
lmteresllra and WINS lnetruetlve AZ
well.
The Yorng Ladies' uuanotte Of the
Tonkawa Preparatory school favored
with several delightful selections ana
1.-The sineera were heartily applauded
Iby the audience.
A. 81 WyIey. president of the North
eastern Normal school. Dlensea bis
hearers With az address nn Country
Lille Among the cherokeea He l0l1
Of many Of die characteristics OF ihe
Cherokee Indians which made hl
With The aeleaases from the older
states
State Ceoloelsl Charles N. Gould.
who hue recently made an exploration
Of the mineral reeources Of the new
state. made uE anllghlening address On
What thS Farmer should Know About
Rocks. he told Of the dlnerenl FORM
aslcns oi rock ln Ollahonia and their
wortn' he tosq pt nls recent oiacoy.
cries among tne ArpuclSle range "
7vutneaateih bni"hohN aho " tne
state \ unlimited resources Ioun' Y
pupeltnSeho1nA lk' hs Wl,Soh eehFp1su
y, en aqa ava ,ess ~ yountfy Llle u 1raay
1oph'y anN WY pa ,ns Vpataelet's.
sNe y. 'ne sas.'iS. - ea,,u'"S ~ q 10y
ss.',h eeuhssa 'ss D.anVHs snasoW, "
1~en'' w p'ssaee m'sn p'"ne 3e'e'
a,s s.ss'N ~es ,.s,',e a'so s 'u.elz"po sne aes
s.'+ n. ~''n s,s'''" p'-''''e - sn9 ss~ R"S
Al eS''''4 t.n.,. s n.
~,
2'.ss9 sess'g - nss,snlen s apas s..,.s. ~
Sess,..is - shc1s.sa 'stf5 al.iel.e.
- .,as aass,. n. 80 ,',,s,fs. ~ snt,,n5..
eaa ~ stntn snss,.,,tlans n n.r.haw M
sssehinn sa II awrinulsnss
prsn.'ss.e saF nenesatlsu assz.s,,s
Tho nrnaram fnr fonlehtie and to.
nnrrowa saaaInne ~ tha consarancs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-05
KIT HADLEY's psf bIIL

Jefferson city NO. May 6-The
houae today rejected Hodlags inherit
sanpe lax measure The bill provided
an assessment 0F Two per cent oil III
luheAluHeeh greater flaan Zen taoua'
and dollars
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-05
FURTHER ANTI-CHR|STIAN
DEMONSTRATIONS FEARED
Five Hundred Turkish Troops
Dispatched to Those
Two Points

t*4 AA"N'Nt@t1A AN@"Yt
Berlul Aslatlc Turkey, May b,~-'rhe
situation at saudia and Denrtyul again
ia critical. Further antichrlstian out
breaks are feared. Five hundred Turk
lsh troops have been dispatched p
those two points
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-05
ROOSEVELT BREAKS
LION KILLING RECORD

fBy AsaocliAod pIosal
SaiF0bl British Eass Africa Mes n
sFsooseyelt vert lion hpntlils again
yesterday anaf belon ihe chase was
uver two utore~blg Hons hAd fallen
before hia8gnn Rooaevels now holds
the record for lion kIll1Ile lp slIs Rre.
lncgaratq.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-05
WEATHER FORECAST

lIsy Associated PFaHs
Ne4 oflsana NAY 6fnnlRhl Aad
Ih4zaa} feaafalIy eloHaf ealasE
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-05
HIGH PRICE.

chiaaeo. III, May 5 May wheat
odvaneod io s12s i.z. nHw high
record price. shortly after ttsn open.
Ine today zuly advanced ore cent
10 sl.I4 Drf Heattaf 6 kenHaa and
Nehuake uzfs ths new null|eh ln
AueHe1a
Columbus. 6. hIsy & Number iwo
Vne#I. D. milling WleaI. reached tie
doIIariIisy mark n The Columbus mar
kFl today 1hlH nf|Ae. Il II HAid. halne
the highest pad N lAH United sialas
Id IHIIl<pne Heafs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-05
NEW ENCLANDEUS
NOW DOMINATE
Conference Committee VIII 30
Composed Oi l6 MsmbeTs,
5 From Each House

washington May President TAFT
hae come t0 the conclusion ns result
Of talks with senators and members
OF the house during lne past two
days, chat thNFe "a liille or no chance
lox adjournment 81 conafenr before
Iune 18th or July lFt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-05

5eifsrAan city, No. Nay ReNsef
IHaI ni||eiz| dutIes s||I prevent ny at
Ieaalnn eaan&fv I|lH contention Her
tafi y IIaaleX Governor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-05

I.Illle Rock. Ark. May s.Wlll be
Impossible Tor me 70 be with you.
e W DoAaHhey Governor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-05

Topeka. kama. May 5.Imposal0le
Id come; text book adoption on y.
T. FalrchiId. state superintendent
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-05

ItkHS Coming SFrong.
Austin Tex. MAY 6. Hope TO reach.
Guthrie at D, m; expect 70 bring
lilflg delegates from over state = q
Cousins. state superintendent
Imperial Valley press., 1909-09-04
County Notes

the upper floor will be arranged for the home of the Imperial Valley Busi- ness College. The building is To be completed by the first of January.
 < x X
 The Imperial Valley Improvement Company and the Imperial Valley Transportation company are to occu- py the quarters now used by the City Bank as soon as the latter institu- tion moves to the new Peterson block.
 * x x
 The roof has been placed on the manual training department of the Im- perial Valley Union High School, and equipment has been ordered for the building. It will be ready for the opening of the term on September 27. w. J. McHenry will erect a building adjoining the Peterson block, two stories in height and of arcade from tage in similar style to the block mentioned. This will give front age of 112 feet on Imperial avenue in the arcade style of architecture.
 :; ,: x
 Imperial city assessments after the completion of the work of the Board oi Equalization show gain of thirty five and a third per cent over the as sessment of last year The previous assessment totaled $533,000, while this year it reaches $S24, 701.45. This brings the legal bonding limit of I'm perial to $123,0 900, of which $50.0O0 has been voted for municipal water sys- tenn.
Imperial Valley press., 1909-09-04
IMPERIAL.

Rev Mott Mitchell, pastor of the Imperial Methodist Church, has re- turned from his summer vacation and has resumed regular public services
 < < <
 It is probable that Imperial will vote bond issue of $40,000 this fall for the construction of a septic sewer system, similar to the one now in use in Fl Centro.
 J. D. Conrad last week received news of the death of his mother at her home in Madison, Wisconsin. Her death occurred on the fifty fourth an niversary of her marriage. < < <
 Mrs. A. Sochor has returned to her home after having been in a hospital at Los Angeles for the past seven months, during which time she sub miited to a severe surgical operation.
 :; x X
 H. H. Peterson is constructing in Imperial one of the handsomest busi- ness blocks in Imperial Valley It will be two stories in height, and of the arcade style. built of clinker brick. The corner room will be Oc- cupied by the Imperial City Bank, and
Imperial Valley press., 1909-09-04
cALExIco

William Best has gonefrom Calexico to Seattle to visit the Exposition.
 < < x
 J. F. Giles has returned after a vis- it to San Francisco and Lake Tahoe Herbert Bates has come, from Orange county to take charge of the Becker ranch.
 Mrs. F. M. Upstill and children have arrived at Calexico from Chicago and vii. make their home here.
 X <
 Miss Duhigg has come from Los Angeles to act as stenographer for the Inter- California Railroad Company.
 < < <
 Chas. Martin has returned to Calex- ico after a two months visit at his former home in Plattsburgh, New York
 x < <
 ndlpH oOpcI, WuO IdS TSC0uCly De0Il in the employ of the California De- velopment Company has gone to Palo Alto to resume his studies at the Le- land Stanford University.
 < < <
 Steps are being taken by CaleXico city officials to construct a storm wat CT drain down Paulin avenue to Fifth street. thence on Fifth to Imperial ave- nue, and down this avenue to Sixth and thence to the Southern Pacific tracks and across private property to the New River"
 < < <
 First year high school work is to be taken up in the CaleXico schools the ensuing year, and all pupils who wish to begin this course are requested to meet the school principal G. A. Ra- gan, at the grammar school building at o'clock on September 13. The regular school sessions will begin or September 20.
Imperial Valley press., 1909-09-04

1,.ci a team f,un T. D. MckGetau &nd rove to ai"s,mite W els, dis ance of thirty. five miles in aJo.t seven and half hours on one of he l,tteet days O. iast weeK, and after .,u tUurs' rest started to drive far. tller west, when both horses took si k rud one died. 'sFe men Sr eured an 1cr team and ent back Brawlcy vhn;e they paid $500 for the team. T .ey were arr sstcd on the charge Ul ,rJpltr to antr .als, and WttG fined $1O each by City Recorder Whelan.
 * x <
 Brawley and the surrounding terri tory have never passed through more prosperous season than the present. Within the last three months there have been shipped from the Brawley depot 930 cars of cantaloupes, 10 cars of grapes, 215 cars of barley and 60 cars of hogs, besides many express shipments of different kinds of pro- duce. There are thousands of cattle fattening on the abundant pasturage of the surrounding territory and will be ready for market during the fall and winter. Neither have the hay shipments been started as yet but it will soon begin to move.-Brawley News.
Imperial Valley press., 1909-09-04
ALONG THE ASH

Miss Evaline Briggs, Of El Centro, is visiting at the ranch home of Frank Sharp this week.
 MT. Cromwell and family, north of Holtville, has moved on to the Willard aplace. Mir. Willard has moved down bear Holtville.
 X X X
 MT. and Mrs. Best and boys are ex- pected home from San Diego in a few days, having spent the past three months along the coast.
 X X X
 The l. c. c. Club met Sunday after noon at the home of w. D. Carey. AL though the thermometer registered 106, the attendance was good about thirty-fiv answering to the roll call. w. D. Carey furnished music for the afternoon nor must we forget the ice cream ana cake, which was ap- preciated by the entire company. Af- ter a unanimous vote of thanks for d most enjoyable time, to the host and hostess. the club adjourned to meet in one week at the home of F. Dins- more.
Imperial Valley press., 1909-09-04
DWAWLEv

Rev. A. H. Croco has gone to San Francisco to spend a~few weeks with his wife and daughter.
 x X William Cork, father of Mrs. D. B. Scott, started on Tuesday of last week to his former home in Michi- gan.
 X X X It is estimated that during the months of June and July 400 left che valley from the Biawley station for sumner vacations.
 X X x A. w. Applegate has decided to erect a building on Ahfs Not on Main street, east of the warefSuse, as a location for a barley crusher and seed store. He will commence operations early in October.
 X X The heavy windstorm of WedEes- day evening, of last week, blew down the Thurston packing shed and wreck ed the north end of the Lyon shed, The water coolers for both cod stor- age plants were also blown over
 * x * Ariur II. Gtllty and l. Q. Mccall real estate men from Los Angeles