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Imperial Valley press., 1912-02-03
BY UNITED PRESS AssocIATIoNs1
Tried to Burn the Flau

A man was arrested at CaleXico
Thursday night by City Marshal EN-
erson as the man was trying to burn
the American flag at the United States
customs house. He is being tried to-
day.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-02-03

County Christian Endeavorers
The Imperial Comfy Christian En-
deavOr convention will meet in Cal
eXico February II and %. A large
attendance from all of the valley towns
is expected.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-02-03
Episcopal CIeruyman Is Ill

Episcopal Clergyman Is Ill
Rev. r. o. Mcintosh, who has been
appointed by Bishop Johnson to take
charge of the Episcopalian mission
work in Imperial valley, was expect
ed to hold services in Ell Centre to-
morrow, but writes that he is so i'll
that his physician has advised at least
a months rest. Due notice will be Civ
en- when the meetings will be held
Imperial Valley press., 1912-02-03
PRESIDENTS ENDORSEMENT

[BY UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATIONS
WASHINGTON, Feb. 3.President
Taft has issued an official endorse
ment to nations f.the Panama Pacac
Exposition. Copies will be sent
foreign governments.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-02-03
Roosevelt TNG oRSED

[BY UNITED Prs LOCATIONS
CHICAGO, Feb. 3.-The Cook coun-
ty Republicans by 3-to-1 vote today
endorsed Roosevelt for the nomina-
ton.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-02-03
G. A. r. Meets

g. a. r. Meets
The local post, G. A. r., is in ses-
sion today in the supervisors room,
installing officers
Imperial Valley press., 1912-02-03

Everybody smiles wnsn there's box Al
Merriman's Chocolates around. John =
Davis. druggist. n
Imperial Valley press., 1912-02-03

READY TO SHEAR SHEEP
Dave Ayala, phone S42, T. O. box G3,
nperial. 1888
Imperial Valley press., 1912-02-03

of War Stimson has ordered General
Duncan, commander of the department
of Texas, to utilize 5000 troops of
his command to maintain order on
the Mexican border. He is positively
ordered not to permit any menace to
American property or life.
[BY UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATIONSl
WASHINGTON, Feb 3.-The war
department has issued a warning to
Mexico that another 'maneuver camp"
action is taken as result of messages
from Governor Colquitt of Texas
Three thousand men at various Texas
posts have been ordered to hold them
selves in readiness.
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CHAPTER xxx.
Wolves In the Fold.

Mallory's heart sank to its usual
depth. but Marjorie had another OF
her inspirations. She startled every
body by suddenly beckoning and call
ing: Excuse me, Mr.. Robber. Come
here, please"
The curious gallant edged her way,
keeping a sharp watch along the line:
what d'you want?'
Marjorie leaned nearer, and spoke
in low tone with an amiable smile:
THAT lady who wanted to kiss you
has bracelet up her sleeve"
The robber stared across his mask,
and wondered, but laughed. and
grunted: Much obliged. Then he
went back. and tapped Kathleen on
the shoulder When she turned round,
IN the hope that he had reconsidered
his refusal to make the trade, he in
furiated her by growing: Excuse
me, miss, | overlooked a bet
He ran his hand along her arm, and
found her bracelet. and accomplished
what Mallory had failed in. its re-
moval.
Don't. DON'T" cried Kathleen, Its
wished on
y Hisn It on" the villain laughed,
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JUST TRY A TEN CENT
BOX OF CASCARETS
lnsures you for months against a Sick
Headache, Biliousness, constipa-
ton or a Bad Stomach.

Put asde-iust once the Salts,
Cathartic Pills. Castor oils or purga-
tive waters which merely force a
passaseway through The bowels. but
do not thoroughly cleanse, freshen
and purify these drainage or alimen-
ary organs, and have no effect what
ever apoD the liver and stomach.
Keep yodr inside organs pure and
fresh with Cascarets which thorough.
y cleanse the stomach remove the
undigested, sour ana fermenting food
and foul gases, take the excess bile
from the liver and carry out OF the
systom all the decomposcd waste mat
Ter and posons ia the intesunes and
bowels
a Cascaret tonight viii make you
feel great by morning They work
while Jou sleep-never grippe. sicken
and cost only 10 cents box from
your druggist Millions Of men and
women take a Casearet now and then
and never have Headache, Biliousness,
coated tongue, Indigestion, Sour Stom-
ach or Constipated bowels Cascarets
belong in every household Children
lust love to take them.
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Gets a Life Sentence


The county attorney al Tecumseh
has dismissed the case against Willie
II onalis. tried and convicted of the
murder of Mrs Nictore Page. and
given a lite sentence This is one or
the several Shawnee park murders -
that have mystiiied the police in re.
cent years Canals was short dis
tance from Mrs Page. and in com
rany with her daughter when she
mas shot through the body and killed
lIc was charged with the crime. tried
convicted and given q life sentence
r he case was appealed, ana reversed
and remanded by the crimina, court
Of appeals on the ground that the evi-
dence was not sufficient to sustain the
verdict The case was dismissed at
the recent term of the superior court
CANALS was an Indian boy ana had
already begun serving his sentence.
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SYNOPSIS.

- NOPoiSs
CHAPTER l.--lient Harry Mallory f
ordered to the Philippines lie ana Mar.
lone Newton decide 10 elope but wrecl
OF taNl'ab prevents their seeinc minister
on the way to the train
CHAPTER -Transcontnenial tnir
y taking on passengers. Fufpr has
lNeiN time with an Ehgli ,hH q ana IT..
Lathro?, Yankee busnes au4....
CHAPTER H.-The G.per nave an
ear'tng time getlius d the train
CHAPTER IV.-"I.iltle Jimmie" Wei
linstoh, .bolmd for Reno To get a divorce
boards fraln' In maudhn condition. Iatci
Mrs. Jimmie appears.
CHATTER She les also hound for
Keho with same object. Likewise Mrs
Sammy Whitcomb.
CHAPTER NL--Iatter hlames Mrs
Jimmie for her marital troubles. Class
mates Of Mallory decorate bridal berth.
CHAPTER VII Rev. and Mrs. Temple
start on a vacation. They decide tu cut
loose and Temple removes evidence of his
calling
CHAPTER NHL-Mariorie decides To
let Mallory proceed alone, bat train
starts while they are lost in farewell
CHAPTER IN.-Faz cagers Join Nal
lory classmates ia gAsns couple we'd
ding -a@.rG.
cnAP1la Marjorie is distracted
oyei tneir i'ation.
CHAPTER NI-Ira Lathop. woman
hating bachelor discovers an old sweet
heart Anne Cattle, fellow passenger.
CHAPTER XII. Mallory vainly hunts
for 4 preacher among The passenger.
hears Little Jmmie's voice. Later She
meets MIS-. Whdconb.
CHAPTER XIV Mallory reports to
Marjorie his failule T. find a preacher
CHAPTER They decide 10 pre-
tend Il quarrel and Mallory finds
vacant berth.
CHATTER XVI Mrs. Jimmie discoy-
ers Wellington on the train.
CHAPTER XVII Mallory again ma1es
an unsucce 'sIul hunt for preacher.
CHAPTER XVIIT-Dr Temple poses
as physician. Mrs, Temple is induced
by Alrs. Wellington to smoke cigar.
CHAPTER XIX-SIght of preacher on
station platform raises MlanOtys hopes,
h"' ne ''No" """'"' ilaih'
rr1,r,rL,p " ,tts.i.,,. t.,,,,1 ,.,.,,,,oo
oo,,'ais ~. ,,,,,l -, nf,,,,,, f,o,', ,,,,
"ens'fs'
CHAPTER XXI. siamie gets a cinder
10 his eye ana u - Jm'nie Hivof FIRST
ala' '""''eSS - '"'' it'"'''"
crrAprrp yxIl son h, c,.,e,.o,7n
Ntora hnrrnwipu
C,Aprr,p xvIu -pr ,ren,n,, n,,,yled
-, haI,a,.t ,.t.r AZ ttffa,e,,t ,a,,,r
c,1> prr,p WV ,t,,,o,fo.s ..,lo,,,,.
,ro,,aa.i ~. un1lnr,.. li'1i,an
'0 ~
I,, ,liAd ,in ~. IN H. hn"4J a"l ti'a
VIZ 9 ht''9 ['' 49,, '''''
WI" u " ~
, CI'ALIHR my M1,1oif IG En- t!''S ',i !" 'o uo
sh.. c,,, stn,
ct,ApTrp vv,.rt ,fario,ie,s doo is
,,,'.sfH,r ~ ,l.n GatI ctn,9inr
ihe traln. Conductor restores dos ana
'o'N''
GliAl ll'k AANllI '"llt9p WITTY W
pte,Ou"i =, ,i'''i nm ~ ~
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CONTINUED Tomorrow

There never was a time when people
appreciated the real merits Of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy more
than now This is shown by the in
crease in sales and voluntary testi-
monials from persons who have been
cured by it, If YOU or your children
are troubled with cough or cold give
it a trial and become acquainted with
its good qualities. For sale by all
dealers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-05-08

Dizziness, vertigo, (bind staggersJ
sallow complexion, flaulence are
symptoms of tonpd liver No one
can feel we'll while the liver is inactive
HHRBlNE is powerful liver stimu.
liant. dose or two will cause all
bilious symptoms to disappear. Try
it Price soc. Sold by Owl Drug
store
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Mistaken identity

Mistaken Identity
Sir. I'm looking for a little sue
cor"
"Well, do look like one?"-Louis-
vile Courier-JOurnal
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rhe supreme court on May IS will
hear argumer's in habeas corpus
proceedings brought by attorneys
for Charles D,bb OF Vinita, convict
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uni3 va, eo,, ,,,s do,, ,oatqo
,>.'na noynr s,iI Gan n'ara Iaad :.
Il41l,st ,ston post '''0
'
ne dliHculF ol KNOWING Wiz
d'iIieuliy oil not saying H'--fueN'
we We sot ofahd-heW mal,oS
any piano sald MI. CoQmFoN. nu,
HopodH ~ your lamlly can play IT,
les, ihal lhe nest lalhA dpuu
J. washington star.
.,, .u.
leacuef1 why WINE, Ihese
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| "it
Tor the elshlhl circuit I'D the trled
man case lhe hahelS corpus pro
eeedInGs nave heeh instituted 70
test whether ieuefal prohIDi'loh IS
rltory-
OklahOmans themselves dealt q
body blow TO Senator Owens healtL
burecu bin Thursday, when senator
Culhcrtson. chairman OF the public
health committee presented pro
tcsts again the bdl signed by
several thousand Oklahomans SEN
ltcr Owen declared there we're many
'raudu cut sienatures The senate
refused his request TO authorize the
printing of twenty-five thousand
copies Of the committee report ON
nat owen had prepared the report
himself and that few members OF
the committee had seen it. ndicat-
ng that it did not voice We sentl
ment OF the majority of Tie com
mlttee.
RuraI mail delivery service mas
been established IN OLabnma AS
follows effective unne H.
Onlnlan Woodwarl ,connty- Kouro
No %. ln,ye 7.30 = m arrive af .
n TUESDAYS T.ursdays and
SATURDAYS
Rms Snnrinps Grady connfy
arrive m 4 n m
SDnulna Creel. county -Routo Ma
. leave M X = ~ arrtVn NJ o N
m
\inito Grain co,,nt, -Routo 80
lea,e ~ IA = ~ arrivu u :
m
Effective July T.
Roswell Choctav connfv oute
leave II o.qo M atrt,,o ~,
n m ''
Str mani eor,,,ce b.s loo, ..t,h.
ffshpd br,we,.n ,1at odsa ana
snirn OlIo
SnecioI main eo,,.feo b,. hoou o.
rablishnd m pane,cola 1ravne nonn.
IN Ol,la nam Ornen ef, ,,noe d,e.
Iant
rho nostonica ~ pnr,o ur,on
conntr OLIa ,iI' ha tr.7.on t,,,'on
nm limo go Affnr fb,t Ge,,n n,an
,nto,,lnd fo,. ,fursa eh"',1
rnrtn1 - rodn "c
There will nrohahl, no sc,,r.y.
ng tn t,.anefor no,,.,,,a,o, ''"' ',nc,.
0Llahon,9 # tho eonotn p1''',,5'''o ,ar''os -
tha parnhort an,andraa,,. Tx
noetodirn a..,,nnriatinn t.i,l ,.ht"n
has I,nesod ,ba bonsa ,rorid'in, tnat
bnrcarto, o,'nr, ',1.,,.9,,',,, 'U'''S 'I, ,a
lrnitod ctatn, n,,et oarrr tts
.mnstbe, the nan,os ~ ho ,or
.lrd pdftor of mo nan.r too.rhor "T"0
..ritb no no,nn. 'e dI d''t ,t',. ',''
sanath win ,aroo - fbo Iin ''t' "'
Tho honeo oo,,n,itfoo an tndi,r
affairs hqs favnrabi. ron"rtoh thn
9old a ooI,aee az G@cs he be 65a deIIye1ed to semi
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Vinita. 10 file an original writ OF
habeas corpus in that court, return
able May l3. to determine whether
or not the federal prohibition law
in the cid Indian Territory portion
ef Oklahoma is still in full force
and effect as decided by tae United
states ciI'cut court Of appeals for
the eighth circuit, in the Friedman
case.
The department. OF Justice is not
particularly anxious to have the
federal court machinery in eastern
Oklahoma clogged with bootegg er
cases to the exclusion Of cases of
more importance TO the government
especially as congress has not APP
sufficient funds with
which to place an extra force OF
United states deputy marshals and
United States commissioners in the
held in Oklahoma to enforce the
prohibition law.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-05-08

The TnIfed Slltes supreme count
has held in tile case of the govern
ment against Goat and the Deming
Investment company that prior 10
the act of congress OF April q, 1901
freedmen in dhe Seminole nation
could not convey rheir allotments
but that subsequently adult freed
men could convey their \ surplus
holdings ANA that the homesteads OIL
adult freedmen we're inalienable un-
til after May 27 1908 This was
the last decision in the 10000 In
dian land title suits and practically
.ustains the federal circuit court at
MuskOgee.
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9 y ~ y - M ~ - " Y y " y y .
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Representative Scott Ferris has
returned from Massachusetts where
he made a number of speeches IN
sne interest of Speaker Champ
CLARK for the presidency.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-05-08

Patents have been awarded the
following Okahomans:
Charles Bursell, Guymon. hoot-
parer
Benj f Harmman, Tulsa, mean
descent mantle chimney.
Frank b Harrington. Elk City
Weighing apparatus for refrigerat-
or5.
Francis X Resch. Wanetta, beat
Oahie F. Reynolds, pole.
O iver = Starnes. Cheyenne. wire
stretcher
James If. Deismann, saltwater,
Mntchmaker's toni
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The difficulty Of knoWing what
not to SAY is never SO great as the
oI not saying it-Puck.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-05-08

The Following oklahoma pos
Offices have been designated as de
positories for postal savings dc.
posits, effective June /: Allen, Al
wood, Aylesworth. Byars Coleman.
Sarlsboro, Fran els, Hanna. Hewitt,
Hickory. McComb. Mannsville. Mi
burn, Mill Greek. Noble. orr. Paoli.
Pooleyille. Ra da. Stuart, Tribbey,
Wayne and Yeager.
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CHAPTER i.--l.ient Harry Mallory is
ordered to the philippines. lie ana Mar
I9fle NtWlon ut'ide 10 elope. but wreck
or taNicab prevents their seeinc minister
on the way To the train.
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III GOSSIP FROM / /

ed Of introducing liquor into eastern
Oklahoma under the recent decls-
ion OF the circuit court of apreals
for the eighth circuit in the Fried
man case. The habels corpus pro
'ceedines have been instituted TO
test whether federal prohibition is
stu in force in former Indian Ter
ritory.
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BITS OF BYPLAY

;. .: .. - =: - - q. q. y 3: y =: y =:
!,
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stars which he will manage during
q series Of games booked with Porto
Rican mines.
In the line-up Driscoll has arranged
are such men as Hal Chase, the
premier ~irst-sacker of the big
leagues; Dave Martin, who played
shortstop for Rochester and the New
York Americans this season; Ger
many Schaeffer, the king of come
dams. second base; Carlstrom, a
third-sacker, drafted by the Boston
Club of the American League from
the Connecticut League; Charley
Hanford. Montreal. centre field; AL
Burch, Louisville, right field; jane
son, Buffalo. left field; Paul Krlchell
and Fisher, c%atchers, and Heating
and Groome, pitchers.
Returning to Miss Kilbourn. she has
shown versatility as a baseball player
in every one of the nine positions she
has attempted TO play, but her great
est success OH the diamond has been
in the pitchers box. Willie Keller,
for years a big league star, has de-
| clared her a phenomenon and pre-
| dicted a big league career, If 1t were
not for her sex. This is something
new, too. a lady being barred from
the big league because of her sex.
Keelef saw the clever young
''twirleress" pitch a one-hit game in
Philadelphia against one of the best
teams in the City of Slumber. Just
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Especial to the Newark start

h'R1Rlo 4NGndA0
NEW BRUNSWICK, Oct. 49,
Porto Rican baseball fans may not
be privileged to see the Boston
Americans, champions OF the world,
in action this season, because the
National Commission with its car
like wisdom has frowned upon such
an exhibition, but the Porto Rican
fan element is in for a treat in
spite of said commissions ruling.
For the first time in history the West
Indians will be privileged to watch
an American girl handle a baseball,
when Miss Carrie l.. Kilbourn. the
17-year-old daughter of J. w. Kill
bourn, of this town, will give exhi-
billions of pitching, fielding, umpiring
and batting during the third insular
fair to be held in Porto Rico during
the week of February %, 1918.
The national pastime of Uncle Sam
has taken deep root with island fans,
and daily games will be one of the
features of the fair. David Driscoll,
the well-known New York promoter
of semi-professional baseball, and
manager of the New Brunswick team,
has gathered an aggregation of ALL
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ON THE COURTS

The All-New York FIVE, of Manhat-
tan, one of the fastest combinations
In Greater New York, will be guests
of the Bay View Senior quintet at
Bay Wow hall tomorrow afternoon.
The Brill brothers, formerly of the
Roosevelt 1--WE, will be in the visiting
teams lineup, and with a trio of
other stars, the New Workers promise
to make things hot for the locals. 1t
will be the third game of the season
for the cyclists and they are anxious
to Keep up their good work by making
tomorrow's game their third straight
win.
The Ironside A. c. will inaugurate
the basketball season at Kunzmann's
Hall tomorrow night with the Whirl-
wind A. c. The Ironside lineup will
include Johnny Conlan, of Bay View;
Mulroy and Dougherty, of the Knights
of Columbus, of Harrison; Eddie
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his first professional game, having
been signed by the Atlanta Club Of
the Southern League. He was loaned
to Portsmouth, playing in that town
for two seasons. The Phillfes pur-
chased him toward the end of the sea
son..
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to show that her victory was not a
fiuke, she repeated that one-hit stunt
twice thereafter. n on other occa-
sions she pitched games in which fast
semi-pro teams We're held to W and
three hits. S
Miss Kilbourn gave fielding ex-
hibitions at Caldwell early in the sea-
son., where she accompanied Manager
Dorsch's Worthington outfit. While a
student in New Brunswick High
School the 17-year-old marvel starred
at basketball. Off the athletic field
she is as laoylike as her most quiet
and demure sisters.
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SEMl-PRO GAMES TO-
MORROW

Worthingtons VS.. Armory A.
c., at Roseville oval (after-
noon).
Roseville Stars VS.. New York
Yankees, at Roseville oval
morning).
Ironside f. c. VS.. Royal Giants,
at Parkview oval tmorning)a
Spartan A. G. VS.. outlaws, at
outlaw oval ~(afternoon).
All-Stars VS.. Vailsburg, Va.
Custer A. c., at Vailsburg
Oval (afternoon).
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Still Have Games
Scheduled for Sundays

baseball team will be the opponents
of the Armory A. c. at RoseVille oval
tomorrow afternoon. 1t will probably
mark the final game of the season for
both aggregations, and each is anx-
ious to record a win. The teams have
been winning consistently throughout
the season. Henry Otte and Donovan
will be the battery for the home club
while George Boice, Les Whelan M
Devine will do the heavy work for
the Harrison team.
At Parkview Oval tomorrow MORN
ing the Royal Giants, of New York.
will clash with the Ironside Il. c., Of
this city, for the third time this sea
son. The Royals captured the first
two contests and the locals are anx-
ioussto redeem themselves, although
they will be opposed by the same
men who faced them in previous
games. Wickware, who famed every
Ironside player over and over again
in the last game, will be on the
mound for the Royals again. with
Webster behind the bat. Fulton,
Olde and Levine will work for the
home club.
The Spartans will engage in the
final game of their season tomorrow
morning, meeting Pop Weber's Out
laws at OUTLAW oval.
The All-Stars of Vailsburg will play
the Custer A. C. on Vailsburg oval
tomorrow afternoon.
There is a letter at this office for
Charley Hearon, the manager of the
Armory A. C.