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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-12-22

Yakima avenue. All guests are
expected to dress in the most old
fashioned clothing they can OBJ
tain for the occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Th0rne
Of tacoma are spending the holt
days in Italy. where they have
Joined their daughter, Anita, "a
school in Florence.
Miss lone TitIow, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Titlow, who
Ia attending Sanford, will spend
her Christmas holidays with
school friends In Pasadena and
Los Angeles.
The kiddies at the ChiIdren's
Industrial Home will have a
Christmas tree and entertainment
this year. A large number OF
interested women will visit the
school Wednesday afternoon and
furnish an enjoyable Christmas
entertainment for the little folks
Miss Harriet Smith hes re.
turned home from the University
of Washington for the Christmas
holidays.
The Lafayettes of America, Mt
Tacoma lodge, No. 1. will dance
this evening at Fraternity hall
Refreshments will be served.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-12-22
Society l.

One of the interesting nup-
tials of the week will be solem-
nized Christmas day In Olympia
when Miss Laodice Bernice Craw-
cord of Tacoma and Charles X.
Hoediger, well known local
newspaper man, are Joined In
marriage. Miss Crawford Is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. F. M.
Crawford, GIG North G street,
and the Axremony will be per-
formed at the home of the bride s
grandparents. DR.. AMI Mrs. A. B.
Woodland, 306 Union aevnue,
olympia. The young couple will
be al home after January 10 at
the Crawford residence, and the
elders of the family planning to
leave on trip to California
shortly after New Years.
The Daughters Of Veterans
plan one of their Jolly holiday
affairs for tomorrow night, when
they will give their "old fashion
ed ball" at Pallies' hall. 3Sth and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-12-22
The Confessions
of a Wife

MANS LAW OF USURPTION.
After the dinner last night Dick
said: "Margie. I've got to go away
over on the south side. Get on
your things and we'll take little
motor ride"
"Dick I have invited some people
to play bridge" said his mother.
Snow look here, mother, If you
think that n man who Is only
little over a month married is going
to sit around and look mt his wife
making mp a table of bridge you arc
greatly mistaI<enw Then he went
over and put his arm about his
mother and continued, "Be good,
mater, and remember how you and
dad used to slip away from the
maddening crowd before your
honeymoon got around to its last
quarter"
Hes got you, mother" spoke up
Mr.. Waverly. You remember the
time we stole away from the dance
| and went sleigh riding"
Dicks mothers rather firm
mouth widened in a smile of recol-
lection as We hurried to the wait
ing taxi.
Now, what is 1t sweetheart"
| said Dick as he drew me to him.
"Nothing, dear, Only-Only-well,
| you see 1 get SO mixed up thinking
of this marriage game that some
times I just want to play It without
thought--that's all. And then-I
lust wanted to ask you again IL In
your Utmost heart you were glad
| you married met"
| Dick did not answer for a mo-
| ment. He Just crushed me closer
/ to him and then said: why did
/ you ask me that, Margie? You
Il should know that I LOVE YOU
MORE THAN DID BEFORE WE
WE'RE MARRIED"
"Oh, I don't know, guess
lust like to hear you say It,"
fibbed, for did not know that the
sight of "the other girl made ALL
THE PRIMAL INSTINCTS OF MY
II BEING AWAKE. wanted to be to
II nv husband the one woman who
could satisfy all that his mind and
soul craved-who could be close
comrade as well as lover-wht
could SHUT OUT ALL THOUGHT
II OF ANY OTHER GIRL.
HI After looking at Eleanor Fairiow
with her clear-visioned eyes ant
| her voluptuous mouth 1t seemed Il
me that she was nearer the woman
WIN could be oil In all to the maj
she loved than I.
II Dick did not mention her name
although / am sure that he sur
missed WHAT CAUSED MY UN
REST, but wanted to forget he'
for this little while at least ant
have only Dick and our love, in thu
whole wide world.
H As the taxi moved down the driv'
over the boulevards to the park WI
said little. I was SO close to Dici
that I wondered II he could fee
nv heart-beats. Soon every rest
less and questioning thought pass
ed from mel seemed to know tina
| I filled Dicks heart as ne did mine
II Love was at the steering whee
II and wa were not riding through
prosaic city street, but threading
our way through the purple AM
gold of happiness unspeakabie.
II (To Be Continued Tomorrow
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-12-22

During the repast request each
guest, in turn, to tell of their hap
riest Christmas. To the one tell
ing the cleverest of tales an APP
Iropriate prize should be award
ed.
The salad is served either in to-
matoes or red peppers. Cut the
sandwiches In star shape, tying
each with a narrow ribbon. The
small round cakes may be iced
in white and sprinkled with CO.
coanut to resemble snowballs. If
n large cake is served decorate
it with candied cherries and an
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-12-22
CHAPTER xxx.

I am continually amazed at the
way in which Dick always gets the
things he wants and does the thing
The wants to do. Being woman I
have thoroughly learned WOMANS
LAW OF COMPROMISE and am
just becoming acquainted with
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-12-22

gelica. Cunning little figures are
made of raisins. figs and nuts
with marshmallow faces which
have the features marked in cho-
colate. These are mounted on
tOothpicks and afford much
amusement for the children.
A novel way of serving the
vanilla ice cream is to use minia-
ture flower pots tied with red
ribbons. Fill each pot with the
ice and sprinkle plentifully with
grated chocolate to represent the
sarth. Place tiny Christmas
sprig of green in the center.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-12-22

Take IAXATfvE BRoMo GUM
me Tablets. Druggists refund
money II Il falls to cure. y. W.
GROVES signature Is on each box.
zoe.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-12-22

Dear Miss Grey: / would
like to ask you n few ques-
lions. Is married man al
lowed a certain amount of
money before bill can be
collected? Is a board bill
collectable before any other?
Can an employer hold out
mans wages for payment of
any bill without the en-
ploye's consent? Thank you.
A married man or any per.
son with others depending on him
is allowed $40 a week for current
expenses, IL he draws weekly
salary. A board bill is rated as a
necessity" and can he collected
before a luxury" bill. IL the
creditor presents his bill in a legal
way the employer can hold out all
over $40 of a weekly wage. II II
is not legal the debtor can oppose
IL legally.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-12-22

Answers

Dear Miss Grey: / would
greatly appreciate your valu-
able opinion on the following
subject. Perhaps you. too,
have observed It in the light
l have.
Why IL It that brainy and
intelligent men are always
attracted by girls who are
inconsistent. flirtations and
irresponsible? From obser-
walton | have concluded that
very few of them remain I'M
married. while many accom-
pllshed and reserved girls are
left with folded hands and
wait.
Does man really enjoy the
companionship of girls who
can converse and discuss in
teresting subjects, or those
who pet, flatter and make
him think he Is TT? Await,
ing your reply and thanking
you, CURIOUS.
Awhile many men arr
broat-minded and will acknowl.
edge that there are women who
are their equals mentally, the ma
io,'ity, IL they believe the fact, will
not acknowledge il, and prefer a
woman who will look up to them
MS authority, and weak enough for
them to dominate. That's one
view. Here's another:
Women who are brainy without
being also sensible, are not good
company, and as often want to
dominate as does the class of men
of whom l spoke. Such women
are as apt to choose "a loving, ir.
responsible companion as IL the
man of the same type--they turn
to them for recreation, and think
they always can.
Thanks be there is n happy me-
dunn on which sensible and brain,
men and women can meet, and be
conpanionable, neither wishing Il
seIfishly dominate the other, oil
the home.
As to women sitting with folded
hands waiting, I fail to see it
especially In this western country
where the male population so far
outnunbers the female. Any
woman can marry; but Il takes
courage to remain single, and
those who do SO are swayed by
choice.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-12-22

The choice of any one of the above dolls
given free to any little girl or hoy between the
ages of 6 and IL years who finds two people
VIII, do not take the Times and gets each OF
them to sign one of the coupons printed here.
This is very simple Call on your neighbors
and ask them If they take the Times. IF they
do not, ask them to sign one of these coupons
to help you win doll. Bring the coupons to-
the Times Office, 9th and Commerce, and Sc
lect your doll. This offer expires December
"a. All you need is two subscribers for one
month Do not collect any mouey
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-05

Spp. milf min fomin peIdsddn
tdtd fdfitpstd, on ie ettd peldtddn
uston Ften tuIetpan tarpeettomoffi.
Wtutta tdmd on tarpeeton peIto.
Siud maiffa ipntein anteetfiantamus
on SeefufIen mereSfd ia fuolemasIa,
Min nSfoton tuitenfin epdustonio
fautta %a1ettuu onteetTiant mutIen ul.
fopuole0e. sumollu FUN hdn o~Iettuu
ultopuolele 2ris uSta. nefo Ell Iiis
tule torpeet ia mabbottomaf.
Il, moan tarpee0iietii ia mabbpui{et
II. WabboaietH. %ianon, fiqd Fun
Ipniinen iaa usfoa 2ristut5en fonin.
totp1bDn, min bdnead on porma
~perustus, ionfa pddue moi rnfen
tou.
@uFimdinen ia fpiimeinen fristiui
leSid usfos iamme Jana iominnosto
ionfa aristus nerepid ia tuoleman
la .fautta on %tdpttdnnt. aaitesia
pddtt6en omat fonat aiot foiuo.
mueid firtoIemme. 80 mt on idr
feiSoppinen epduSfon benti, mitG
on &ristutIen ristin mib ouir en-, al.
fanut ndptt6ptpd. ga tdmd benti
tulee marmosti pbd enemmGn ia
enemmdn leniGm6Gn. DINA Fitd mu.
foan fuin uubet ppin.umlet foSteha.
mat moatumme. Murhemielin fen
tdboen ioamme ointeua tulenaa al
tao. W}utta mnistuton IiitG, mitG
erGS firffobieiorinn firioittoia lou,
Iui usfosto Gristutieen IamanloiIer
oianiofion naIliieeiu SotiosIa. 6dr
Ianoo, etti mieiG 2rismfien nereut
ia fuoIemoue pnntiin iuuri ormo
Fiend I6ilni totinen msfo pubtoano
Sos meibdnfin firtfomme tobior
fdilpd oifoina. iotta onat eoesIdm
me, min iaornnttofoon ristiG ia 10
minnon ioornaa obeeroeti. either
Serra ontnfoon ormonio! Nmen.
=. Sm. 9Gct.
(Snnoniaaitoia
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-05
CHATHAM, Which.

Mrmo olfoon SumoloIta ia rouba
roubon rubtinaalta eelutIelto aris'
t%utieIta faitille Iuttoian lufiioiue ia
fen toimitmfieue
SGGud tG,pi fuoIon enteli nouta.
maeia august Sriolan, iofo oil par
baaSIa miebuuoen iidsid. auolema
tapobtni ~ .. toutot. ia bautous
toimiiettiin "a y. Soutoustoimet tot
mitti past !. % Seimonen. Saat
toioufto oil r%uuins.
GGld meta toaS muisutettiin, eitG
meiodu ferran fuolemon pit1d. 0up
lena ct fotio nuoruuttu eit6 man.
buuiia. Sumolon Ionoeia feboiie'
taon meta molpomaau 1 molmiino
olemaon. Gmme tiebG mind beifel
Id Serra iulee noutomoon. Sltoo
te nuoretfin molmiit la muistoton
miid teibdntin hpmdtIenne @olgatol
la or topo btunut Sieud on idbien.
ne peri ia neIi nuotonut. iobon u
potettu olette 10 p. ~fosteesia ia Su'
malon lopfifi ipnnpteipt. nsfotaa
tdmd. So nuoreno on bpnd pai'
naa pddnid Seeiutien %rintaon.
Watti &ieppa on Iairostonut ia pi'
temmdn nifoa. Taiwoouinen Sid
furittaa tdud tomou Ia lopfiaan, me'
tGdtieen beta ldbemmdff itIeddn.
SumoIa bdnelle moimaa foetutfsIa
antofoon ia perbettd iunatfoon ia
lobbuttafoon tdmdn murbeen ala.
SiIiattain tddud mietettiin bdiid,
iosta iImeni iaas mitd pimepben
rubtinoS polpeIiioiuaan teettdd. s..
rddItd Suntuielta mebettiin nisfa
poitfi ia pddbdnid iai bdn toff baa'
moo. puutotettu on npt Sibpemin.
gin ioiraalasfo. Edmd nuori mics
fat mield iddod armon aifaan.
9pnd oIiii Jos Sumola Ioupeubes.
iaon ioiii bdnen mieIenid muuttaa.
Ultima oil idbdnfin topoutIeen Ipp.
nd. Wuistafoa mnoret miebet pps
TDd poisia IeuoiFsta poifoista, ioiS'
-.
ia matiiuomia %niIieuddn, fiud field
mot poboiae tuba huono Ioppu.
Sddfdd taas 9erron hoItnunl
WeIienne
u. 80.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-05
UnhOtetfu aifi.

Aidilla k0yhalla mokki on tuolla
Suon hallaisen laidassa luotehen puolla.
Stella Sc vanha nyt huokailee
ia viimeista matkaansa valmistelee.
Miksi han huokaa, mi painavi .mielta?
Val ootko sd eksynyt Hawaiian tielta?
Lapseni, poikani onneton tie
Nun sieluni murtaa ia rauhani vie.
Oriana synnin Sc itsensa hukkaa
Ma kasvatin hanta kuhn kaunista kukkaa,
Vaalin ia hoidin ia Herralle vein
ia parhaaksensa ma parhaani tein.
Palkaksi saan nyt hawai- ia vaivat,
Kun k~ieltajat rakkaani kiedotuks' saivat:
Min, hyva Jesus, han hylkasi sun
ia nathalie lahti ia unhotti mun
Stella nyt lyovat ia pieksevat hanta
Tuhotuulet ja ~talvinen tuisku ia ranta:
Sielunsa sortuu ia ruumiinsa myos.
Oh turhaanko, Jesus, sa teit hyvat tyosl
Auta, ettei sta maailma hukkaa.
Nun sieluni a%arretta, sydameni kukkaal
Vaikka 10 kauvaskin eksyDyt OILS,
Well etsi Sc stella ia kulieta poisl
Main sydan mietti ia main sanat kulki,
ia rakkaus puhtahin puhkesi iulki.
Mutta Sc laps sydanrukousten
Vaan seurassa istuvi pilkkaaiien.
SMo KoRPELA.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-05
Siliaiiet betfet.

Siliaifet betfet, %fiunatiit belief =
&uonaTi, SeeiuS. ola ma iain.
Siuoiu cd puhuit. ddneii t%uilin,
Gen nnboittoiIiufo milointoon.
SiIiaiIet betfet, iiunuiut beifet
SeeIufien pfIin 1iGoin ma ndin.
Silmdni fantoi fauafIi tionne
Eotmobon fotiin, molobon pdin.
Wliriom.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-05-27
hcritance from the Taft administration

heritance from the Taft administration,
was negotiated by Minister Weitzel
last winter and has received the ap-
pruval Of the Nicaraguan government
BY its terms Nicaragua for SO 900 900
would grant the United States the ex-
elusive right across Nicaragua by way
Of the San Juan river and Lake Mica
ragua. This government also would
have right to acquire a coalmg sja-
ton in the bay Of Fonseca on the Pa
cfc side Of the coast.
'Uf course, the pending treaty may
Gc modified" said Dr. Castrilla. "but
am greatly encouraged by Mr.. Bryan )
Assurance that he has taken q broad
tieW of the subject after careful ex
IoseQ convention
The Panama canal is of military
ond strategic importance, but when il
is realized that the Nicaraguan canal
would shorten the route to the Pacific
coast by an additional 1000 miles
an convinced that ii will be built
When the first Of the great Pacific rail
roads built across The United States il
Wa thought that II would be sufficient
tar all commercial needs. It. however
rni. served TO emphasize the deman
for other lines which We're speedily
nIliIt
Imperial Valley press., 1913-05-27
NOTICE 70 CREDITORS

L. -. Z
In The Superior Court of the County Of
Imperial, State of California In the
matter of the Estate Of Walter A.
Waggoner, Deceased.
Estate of Walter A. WaggOner, de
ceased.
Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned Administratrix of the es-
tate Of Walter A. WaggOner, deceased
TO the creditors OF and all persons hav-
ing claims against the said deceased.
to exhibit them, with the necessary
vouchers, within four months after the
first publication of this notice to the
said Administrators, at the law office
of ]. s. Larew, 103 and 104 Rehkopf
Bldg. FL Centro, California, the same
being the place for the transaction Of
the business of the estate in said coun
ty of Imperial.
Dated April 10, A. D., 1913.
ANNA WAGGONER,
Administrative Of the Estate Of Walter
A. Waggoner. Deceased.
Tues Nav q
Imperial Valley press., 1913-05-27
New Revolution at Hand
(BY UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATIONS

LONDON. May 21.-A new revolu-
ton in China, with the possibility of the
republic being split in two parts. !,
predicted by dispatches to the Daily
Telegraph from its Peking correspond
.ent. The advices say a new edict to
be circulated this week by President
Yuan setting up the constitutional gov
ernment of North China may cause 4
revolt. The north still demands the
old monarchy, While the south favor,
provincial autonomy under central par
liamentary control
Imperial Valley press., 1913-05-27
NOTICE OF HEARING

In the Superior Court of the County
r. H. Hadley. Plaintiff. VS.. Imperial
Water Company No. A Corporation,
Defendant.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
F. H. Hadley, as a stockholder in the
corporation above named, has filed this
day his verified petition praying for
an order of the above entitled court to
restore and issue a certain stock GER
tifcate, No. soO1, for forty-three shares
of stock in said corporation. and the
time and place for the hearing Of said
petition having been fixed by an or
der of the above entitled court for the
27th day of June. 1913, at 10 o'clock in
the forenoon of said day, in the Court
Room Of the Court House In the City Of
FL Centre. County of Imperial, State
Of California. at which time and place
any persons interested may appear and
show cause. if any they have, why said
petition should not be granted.
May 26. 1913.
NJ S. COOK,
tu- june24 County Clerk.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-05-27
NICARAGUA CANAL Is NOW
CONSIDERED PROBABILITY

WASHINGTON, May Another
great Atlantic-Pacitic waterway, max
ing a Ship route between the eastern
and western coasts of the United Stale,
1000 miles shorter than through the
Panama canal. will be built soon by
the United States. in The opinion Of
Dr. Salvador CastrilIa. retiring Mica
laguan minister. Or. Castrilla declared
in statement that he believed a canal
treaty would be negotiated between thc
United states and Nicaragua and tia.
2 canal would be constructed across
the country.
The canal treaty, which is an H.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-05-27
Legakes Bros, Props.

Jack Johnson and the mother Of tae
latter, who live on farm near I'm
perial, were injured in that city this
forenoon by being thrown from bug
gy. which was overturned by the
frightened horses. The extent Of the
injuries could not be ascertained up %
noon, aside from the fact that Mrs.
GUMS ar mwas broken. The mother.
Mrs. j. ". Cuin Of Silsbee, was very
seriously injured, but the full extent
had not been determined this afternoon
hv Dr.. Standlee, who is attending the
injured woman.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-05-27
TOO LATE 70 cLAsslFY

FOR SALE-Blacksmith here is your
chance: Complete set of tools and
stock with good location. p Won
KAENEL, 5th & Commercial. xc7
FOR SALE-Ten good milch cows. c.
L. DRUMM. Z miles east on Main
FOR RENT-Finc furnished front
room. close in. d. d. JONES. at Ell
Centre Market x26
FOR SALE--70 head of stock hogs. one
thoroughbred registered HolEtein
bull, one high grade Holstein bull
Or will trade for beef stock. GRANT
McCLANE. l mile east ] south of
Ell Centre. x29
Imperial Valley press., 1913-05-27
Paid the Penalty
tBY UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATIONS

SIOUX FALLS, 5. D.. May 2I.-Dr.
Moore, aged 35, was shot and killed
BY Mrs. Mae Allen Of Aberdeen in q
boarding house where the couple oe
cupied room. Mrs Allen shot herself
twice and IS believed to be dying.
Moore was state veterinarian and mar !
ried. His wife and three children are
living at Brookings. The shooting i
alleged to have resulted from the end
ing Of the nfatuation Of the couple.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-05-27
Incorporations. The following ar

interpretations. The Following ar
Iticles Of incorporation have been filed
Imperial Water Company No. 3 Of
Brawley. for so years, five directors
capital stock 10000 shares of par value
Of 81, incorporators ]. ". Iocm,
Frank NJ. Salisbury, Earl z. Pound.
Sidney McHarg, ]. p Weaver; Prem
dergast Estate lInc. of Redlsnds, fof
50 years, FIVE directors, capital stock
200 shares of par value Of 500,
incorporators ]. J. Prendergast, F. 7.
Prendergast, John P. Prendergast, A. c.
Prendergast, Lucretia E Moore and
Joseph S. Prendergast.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-05-27
ReceivershiD Wanted

lBY UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATIONS
ST. LOUIS, May 27.-It was learned
authoritatively this afternoon that the
St. Louis and San Francisco railroad
will ask the federal circuit court to
appoint a receiver for its lines.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-05-27
CITY AND VALLEY

Dumping Bricks. Bricks are being
dumped on the ground today for the
new W. T. Bill building on the north
side Of Main street.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-05-27
How Much Do YOU Weigh?

Don't think should weigh than you do? The
heap trouble
suggest plan which will enable weigh much please?
OF McDondd Pess Wagon Stock Scales No doubt
will have hay or grain to sell this spring and will feel much better
satisfied checking weights the
railroad should
neighbor could
should be
neighborhood perhaps neghbors would be willing
weighing their produce No
equipped if it lacks wagon scales.
II should
Ptless They
established envabe
simplicity Mcdonald Pless
hundred pounds than other Of like which
material used and be
Why should the Of digging and brckng
when the Mcdonald Ple Scale will
Of
for if it be
to than
the Of the Mcdonald Pess
nized Of the best the market.
On short notice supply Mcdonald Pis Scales
eight
Imperial Valley press., 1913-05-27

On Second Trial. Darby and Jensen
Of Alamorio are being given their sec
ond trial for illicit booze selling be-
fore Justice Mayfield and jury. The
first iury flSacreei
Imperial Valley press., 1913-05-27

The Pioneer Transfer Co. Is prepared
to handle your baggage or any kind Of
dray work at reasonable prices. or
fee on Fifth street just north Of Main
street. Phone Main 1.-Adv. II
Imperial Valley press., 1913-05-27
Taken to San Bernardlno.

Bernardino officer who came here for
John Roberts, arrested by Sheriff
Meadows, returned home this morning
with his prisoner.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-05-27

When you advertise your wants in newspaper you
talk to one crowd
If that newspaper is the Imperial Valley Press you
talk to the big crowd that has more people than
all the other crowds put together
Some people judge the value of an advertisement by
the one copy they see but the careful business
judges its value by the thousands of others seeing it.
The Imperial Valley Press enters more homes in the
Imperial valley than all other Imperial valley papers
combined That is why careful business men and
those having wants to make known seek its columns.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-05-27

jumping oFtCkS. blIckS dle boilIc
dumped on the ground today for the
new W. T. Bill building on the north
side Of Main street.
Taken to San 1ernardIno. \ san
Bernardino officer who came here for
John Roberts, arrested by Sheriff
Meadows, returned home this morning
with his prisoner.
On Second Trial Darby and Jensen
OF AIamorio are being given their sec
ond trial for illicit booze selling be-
fore Justice Mayfield and jury. The
first jury disagreed.
Extending Garage. Work Of con-
struction was began this morning on
the addition to ]. L. Travers' building
used by the Stanley -DeBlois Company
as the home Of the Studebaker.
At the L. & S. All new pictures
tonight, including "A Letter TO Uncle
Sam, The Locket," The Pioneer 5
Recompense, Tour Of the Alps" and
"A Timely Bath" The latter especially
is comedy that makes great fun ana
ends happily.
X X X
For New Road. A meeting is being
held in Heber today TO take steps 10
secure the opening Of a new road from
the t0wnsite directly east to the Ash
lateral. On portion Of the way there
is now private road, but It is propos III
10 open it as a county highway.
X K X
N. r. Kerr Chosen. The board Of
high school trustees selected, out Of
the long list Of applicants for the prin-
cipalShip, NJ. r. Kerr, late Of InSla
wood, near Los Angeles, where he has
for two years been in charge Of the
high school. Mr.. Kerr comes with
excellent credentials, and ii is believed
he will maintain the high standard the
school already has attained.
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TERNATIONAL EXPOSITION SAN FRANCISCO 1915.

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