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The Washington times., 1915-04-04
'(Synopsis of Preceding Chapters.)

sanford Quest. master criminolog .st OF the
Norld. finds that IN bringing to justice Mac
dougal. the murderer OF Lord Ashleigh' $
uaushter he has but just entered a hfe-
and-death contest with mysterious master
criminal Engaged by Professor Ashlesh
lord Ashleigh's brother, to recover the stolen
Skeieton Of an anthropoid ape, hurried to
Nrs. Rheinholdt's reception, where her d!a-
Enonds have been torn from her throat by a
pair OF hands without arms or body, black
box later appears from nowhere in his rooms
and note contained in It, signed by the
armIess hands, sarcasticaly suggests that
the Rheinholdt diamonds and the skeleto L
may be hidden together. while Laura,
Suests secretary, shadows Craig. the proles-
sor's valet, Quest and Lenora. his assistant
md the keetpn In hut In the professor
garden, and discover there an inhuman crea-
ture. half monkey and half man. AS tho
professor explains, the hut Is set afre and
the monkey-man and skeleton are DESTROYED
An the flames. In Quests ro Ims the Rhcin-
holdt diamonds suddenly reappear. enclosed
in a second black box with a note signed by
the threatening hands
The Washington times., 1915-04-04

way down, took out his electric torch
from his pocket and brushed the stu
away. Then he clambcred to hi" fen+
Our search Is over,' he declared
gravciy, and your troubles, Lenora.
That. Is Macdougars body. He may
have slipped in as you did. Laura, or he
may have crept there to hide, and
starved. Anyhow, II Is he"
Lenora's face sank into her hands for
a moment. Quest stood on one side
hilo Laura passed her arm around the
other girls waist Presently he re-
turned.
I'VE can do no more" he pointed out,
we must send for help to bring the
body up"
Il shall stay here. please Lenora
begged. Don't think I'm foolish. rlease.
! cant pretend ! am sorry, but I'll stay
till someone comes and takes--it away"
She Is quite right" Laura declared,
'and will stav with her."
Quest glanced at his watch.
That's all right" he declared. "I'll
have to get, but I'll send someone along,
Cheer IN. Lenora.' he added kindly.
Look after her, Laura"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-26

NJ Gushing the past week contracting
for oil.
D. l. Howard Of Carcmore. recently
appointed assistant attorney gencni
gr"et"l friends at thu statehonse thi,
morning He will look after law mat.
l"rs affecting the business " the state
banking hoard
Gov, r. L. Williams Is absent from
nus orfice today II IL said no il visit.
mig Ills farm down near Durant. He
VIII return tomorrow. The state
hoard NJ equalization, In hts absence.
met only 10 hear reading of the min
"'es for several days past
Gov Williams today received a 70
port " the Murray State School NJ
Agriculture az Nshomlngo " which
Richard NJ McCool Il president The
school has been running seven years
nnd IN IN a Furnishing condition. At.
tendance nj from 1870 To 200. Pres
ldeut McCool says the farm demon
'itutiun work IL being appreciated by
the farmers
W a. Ashton, state labor rommls.
sloner, II attending n meeting " cN
nert factory inspectors IN Chicago lie
IL expected TO return next week
q
Plumbing Repairs, Hutch Wal. 1874.
ADV
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-26
STARVED MEX CO
STARTS R|OTING
Hungry Inhabitants Make Capital
Wilderness Of HOWlS and
Confusion

MEXICO CITY, by courier to Vera
Cruz, July 70, mail to New Orleans
July -. Conditions In capital border
on the desperate today.
Thousands OF hungry inhabitants are
wandering about the streets searching
for food which Is not |obtainablc be
cause merchants refuse to accept the
paper money issued In exchange for
merchandise. General Gonzales de
cree multiplying the fifty million dol
las issde In circulation when he on
tered the city has not been followed
by the Introduction " new money
President Wilson'S recent warning
to the Mexican leaders that their dit
f%erencce must be- composed within a
very short time has gone UNDECIDED
and conditions steadily are growing
worse.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-26
PROBE IN WOODSIS ON

Responding 10 call from the county
commissioners NJ Woodward county
state Examiner aud Inspector Fred
Parkinson has sent one Of his men.
Evans Nush. TO 90 over tho books VI
the county offlcrm named II is said
this Invitation came to head on IL de
maud for such inspection being urged
by the county attorney. who also, Il Is
snid, wanted Sheriff John Struthers'
office pruhcd, The attorney Don
Nickers is said to W pecyed over u
raid u n club Ia AIva whore several
prominent citizens and Officials we're
found around the inhibited green
tnhle
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-26
THE LYRIC

Lortic. Alexander and Griff IN a
comic wmb0lng aud aerial act present
an exhibition that Is well worth the
price NJ admission 20 the Lyric the
fore part VI this week. Three other
acts follows The Cardowine sisters
In an attractive dancing act, Mlkcls
and Wallace. novelty jugglera and
Kuhells. am Austrian ylolinist Mon.
day and Tuesday this hlg vaudeville
program h augmented by a seyen'reel
picture program. A fiye-reel Brady
feature. Marrying Money, heads tho
picture offering. On the same pro.
gram appears the tenth episode VI
The Goddess
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-26
THE FOLLY

MARTINEZ and Martinez, two Folly
musicians. display their versatility 10y
playing on twelve instruments. Eight
reels " pictures will bo offered At
the Folly Tuesday and Wednesday Tbs
program II headed by Lawrence
D'OrsOy IN a five reel feature The
Earl NJ pawtucket" The rest Of the
program is divided this way: Two
parts drama aud one part comedy
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-26
AUDITORIUM

Wanted A Practice" and the Joy
NJ Living win be shown ~ the pop
ular Auditorium dance and picture
show tonight saturday nights crowd
was the largest that ever has been
IN tho Auditorium members " the
many lodges IN the city Joining In tho
gaia dancing " the evening.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-26
BROTHER CANNOT 90 HOME
AFTER VIEWING S BODFS

CHICAGO, July 20-Otto Brandt
was sent with his sister, Mrs Braltch
NJ Congress Park 10 fluid her husband
and four children from whom she had
been separated when the yesSel cap.
sized Tie located them all among the
bodies In the morgue u should have
gone home long age, hut | cannot toll
her that all have gone, said Brandt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-26
HI the Theatres
The EMrKESS.

CLASSY dancing and splendid musical
selections from the attractive offering
~ The GrUzrrs. appearing Oh the new
vaudeville bin NJ the Empress They
proved popular with sunday audiences
Today tbs feature film attraction IL
This Dictator hmOus Players pro,
ductlou with the noted comedian, john
Barrymore Produced In Cuba the
film version NJ The Dictator udhcres
In atmospheric detail To all re require
memLa " The naunl ktorI.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-26
LAYING STEEL ORDERS
FOR ROCK ISLAND BRIDGE

BRIDGEPORT July 20 4 crew
Of Is skilled lahorers today began
work here on the laying Of the steel
SPINS N the new bridge being erected
here at a cost estimated IN excess ~
100000. Three NJ the compnuy's
hest bridge and wrecking crews hive
been NJ work here raising the bridge
and getting II ready for laying the
huge steel spans.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-26
COLCORD GARDEN

The slt reel picture program AZ the
Colcorl garden Is new every night
Pictures urc changed daily In the
offering nv dreams ~ vivid Interest
and eN%crucIollng comedies Augment.
ing thls w the Favorlte seXtette ~
colored singers aud musicians
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-26
TO CONSTRUCT LINE
Company Organizes to Build Rose
Electric Line in Northeast Part Of
the state

That work IL 10 begin immediately
on the greater part Of a proposed elcc.
trlc line which John X. Rose Of Oklu.
homa city and others have projected
Tulsa To Bartlcsylle Miami, Cherry
vale, Kan, and Joplin, Mo Is ludi
Gated by the granting NJ a charter this
morning TO the Central states Con.
struction company at the office " the
secretary Of state. The capital Is
100000 Incorporutors John r. Rose.
j r. Eldridge, g. C. Jones' aud A. y
Ritz \ part NJ the line from Com
mcrcc 10 Joplin already has been
constructed.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-26
ECROESOF THESTREETS

j. W Chenoweth ~ Mtus. who ON
August I will suc'erd George n No
hle M head Of tina state game aud fish
Wnrdcn's department, IL In the city to
fumliiurlLe himself with his future
work lie has not yet Determined
whether he viii bring hls family 10
tho capital Mr. Noble. un August /.
becomes head " tho state hlshwpy de
partment, which for some time has
been In charge of A. n Ieecrft "
the governors uffiCe.
o.
Palm Reach Suits SlOe with each
suit order $4,000 up. FenninEer The
Tailor. l3i W Main.
Ray CoicOrd, formerly u Oklahoma
city more recently NJ Wichita. has
sold ont his business interests NJ The
latter place and has arranged 10 huIh
nm oil refinery NJ Kansas CIty Ac
cOrdlng "a adylces received I'M Okln
huma city this morning no has been
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-26
THE STRAND

HNihcrt Kelley and Effie shannon,
with a company Of twenty-five people,
present the great photo drama, After
The Uall nj the strand theater to
morrow This massive photo play ~
taken from Charles X, Harris famous
s0ug
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-26
No. 245
Special Bargain

Modern four room cottage, In first
cluss condition Price only $500. YOU
CAN Own rms FINE LITTLE HOME
UN EASY TERMS Small cush PAY.
MENI BALANCE MONTHLY Near
ear service
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-26
No. SAC
Modern Home

FIVE FINE Rooms, NEWLY PAINT.
ED AND DECORATED rRlCE ONLY
81 900. TERMS TO SUIT puRCHAs.
Lk one block from cur line.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-26

Plumbing. Pm. Wal. $3.50 Taylor Bro.
ADV.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-26

Plumbing IN. Wal. $50 Taylor pro
Adv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-26
No. 244
Modern Cottage

Five rooms, NEWLY PAINTED AND
DECORArEpi A BEAUTIFUL LII
lie HONE close In FINE LOCA
IlON, Price only 81. 100. \ small cash
payment will handle this one balance
to suit purchaser. Near ear line
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-26
No. PAS
Coy Cottage

Nouorui five rooms, lu splendid con
dIjluu throughout A dandy good lttle
hou" rrlao only Sl.9jO WILL SELL
on EASY TERMS Small ,ush payment,
hnluuyr like rent Que half block from
ear line.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-26

Plumbing Repairs, Hutch Wal. 1874.
-AhN
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beit, Die S6uloigen 5ur 8eronttpor-
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Der ourd Die 8~liinoerullg angerld
tete Sdaoen ermittelt 1tno ser 01trd
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Die bemtise Gage.

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Wegeu snter Gier telepbouiert gras
tis 1913. Neues Gel. 855. 8. u. Saeder,
(@hcIefale.)
Imperial Valley press., 1915-03-17
High School Not as.
BV Thomas +. WilsOnl

tBV Thomas X. wilson,
Yesterday the two English ~
classes held a double debate on the
question:
Resolved, That Hamlet was in
save"
They have been STUDYING this play
of Shakespeare's and there has been
much discussion on this question. The
First Period class challenged the
Ninth Period class 10 debate. The
debaterS for the morning debate were
Rena Elliott and Jessie Jones, on the
negative for the Ninth Period class
and Dick Perry and James Starritt
for the affirmative. The debaters for
the afternoon debate We're lmogene
Aten on the affirmative for the Ninth
Period class and Kenneth Davis and
Thomas Wilson for the negative. Both
debates were extremely interesting
and the decision very close. Both de-
bates were won by the negative.
The tennis courts are kent busy at
all times of the day. as the time Is
Imperial Valley press., 1915-03-17
SLAYER OF RANCHER
IS FOUND GUILTY

j. l.. LainO, slayer If W. d. OGuin,
= CaleXico rancher. January , last,
was found guilty of manslaughter this
'moining by Jury in Superior Judge
Noland'S court after more than 20
hours delIberation. Sentence will be
pronounced Monday morning.
Laino, seated between Attorneys
Wilson and Frazier. showed 70 trace
of emotion as the jury filed in. short
~ before $3.50 this morning. and an
nounced a verdict of manslaughter
and recommended that the court i'm
pose light sentence. His face was
haggard and worn, as though he had
spent a SleeplesS night in his cell 1T
the iall, while the twelve jurors III
the little room just above decided the
fate of the man whose life they held
in their hands.
The first finding of the jury was
manSlaughter with the recommenda-
tion that the court impose light SEN
tence. After the verdict had been an
nounced Attorney Wilson arose and
made 2 motion that the court again
instruct the jury to retire for deliber-
alton and to return verdict in ac-
toiudllc6 Will lIt INSTRUCTIONS OF TIE
court.
Again the jury filed out and shortly
before 10 announced that their de
cision was unchanged. Their recon-
mendation for light sentence. which
before had been included in the first
finding, this time was not included in
their verdict. but had been written -
Il separate document.
In delivering his instructions to the
jury, Superior Judge holland present
ed the charges or acquittal. on
which the Jurors must deliberate.
These were: Murder. punishable by the
extreme penalty; murder. punishable
by life Imprisonment; murder in the
second degree. punishable by not less
than 10 years Imprisonment, and mar
slaughter, punishable by Imprisonment
not to exceed 10 years.
According to Attorney o. Y. Will
son. who appeared for Laino during
The two-day trial. the case will be ap-
Oaal led
Imperial Valley press., 1915-03-17

Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. William L.
Wilson, Brawley, a son.
X 4 x
Imperial Valley press., 1915-03-17
MAINLY PERSONAL

DR.. d. f. Hutchinson cf CalcXico
was Il visitor in Ell Centre.
A P. Shibley. county superinten-
dent OF schools, is visiting schools i'll
the North End today.
Engineer f. f. Peck, Will Stanton
and R. G. Goree, of CaleXico, have
been gracing the streets of FL Cen
tro.
]. s. Brooks of Santa Ana, who
arrived in the valley Sunday. is en-
gagged in ranching on his land near
Seeley.
Among the we'll known persons to
be seen on the streets are Victor f.
Shaw. Judge of the California Court
of Appeals. and Allen Kelly, former
ly editor of the Press, now publicity
manager for the Mission Play of San
Gabriel.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-03-17

drawing near when the school play
ers will be picked The different
classes are holding separate tourna-
ments to pick their representatives in
the interclasS tournament which Is to
0e PLAYED in week or two.
The track men are also getting busy.
as the county track meet is less than
weeks off. 1t is to he held at I'M
perial on April Il.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-03-17
CITY AND VALLEY

Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. William L.
Wilson, Brawley, a son.
X x x
Marriage License-Manuel J. Ra-
mos. 81, and Martha Ruddick, 20, both
residents of CaleXico.
x X ::
Installing Pipe Organ-The bio task
of installing the great pipe organ at
the Christian church is making fine
progress and it is proposed TO give
the first public concert on the organ
March 26.
St. Patrick's Rance-The dance at
Davis Hall tonight will be a very en-
iovable event. Miss Delaney having
been To much pains to make 1t sue
cess. The patronesseS are Mrs. Nir-
I'll McCombs. Mrs. Phil d. Swing and
Mrs Benjamin Salomon.
X X
l.. & $. Tonight-Tonight's program
includes Cards Never Lie two
reel Gypsy romance; "Lizzie's Dizzy
Career" a comedy. and The Animal
ed Weekly of the worlds doings,
showing the opening of the San Die
go exposition, Secretary of the Treas
urv MeAdoo representing President
Wilson.
y x
II satre Tulane-A big double bill,
OF the Gladstone Entertain
ers and a 5-reel feature comedy,
What's His Name" presenting Max
Iteman the inimitable comedian, in
H. leading role. is an entertainment
-o oaa should fail to see at the Tu-
'ane tonight. The feature picture will
start at 7:15 and repeat the second
-,me Z. o'clock The Gladstone En-
ertainers will give but one show, COM
neucing at SIS.
y
Dredges Are Idle-lt is reported to
lay that Receiver Holabird has taken
10Th dredgerS off Encina flume be
.ause the mutual water companies
ave refused to submit to his coereive
attics and pay water rentals in ad-
nice. There is probability that the
Vest Side companies will follow the
,'au Of No. and nut teams At work
pn the canal system. thus making
Imperial Valley press., 1915-03-17

Study Program-All members of
the Ten Thousand Club are urged to
be present at the study program
Thursday afternoon. which viii begin
promptly at , o'clock. Important leg
islative measures, now pending. will
be discussed by Mrs. J. X. Stevenson,
Mrs. A. H. Talbot, Mrs. Nj. X. Kerr.
Mrs. Campbell and others. Parlia-
mentary drill in connection with dis
cussion. The regular meeting of the
club will follow the study program at
the usual hour. Niolette :. Campbell,
chairman l.. d. W. T. T. c.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-03-17

certain an abundance of water in their
canals throughout the year
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1915-03-04

FOR SALE-6 cylinder gaso1ine en-
CINE, complete with magnetic, etc,
in Al condition at a bargain. 1873
North avenue. S bep
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Furniture Repairing

UphoIsterIng refinishing, furniture
repairing of every description, chair
Gaming. reaspIla.bIe prices for first
class work aEe call for ND deliv-
er Phone 1871 r ais
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Furniture and Piano Moving

p. y. Murphy, general trucking. fur
niture and piano moving. Piano
Boxes for sale. IS Henry st. Tel.
444s. r ss*
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An1buIances

A1kBUIlANCEs- cars and
lirnousines. Charges reasonable.
James r. Rourke. 2s5 Main street
Pfsone 1881. DIT dss
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n Automobiles

ArrTl9nfd,TsTT5FS OWNERS ArTI1N-
TON: we can save you money on
your automobile fire and liability
e1srs before you insure elsewhere.
Zai1non Goodseu & Co, No. 1894
Main ST. Phone No. 81. SIS
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Furnished Rooms

THE CLARK. $50 CORTLAND street.
Large room. first floor with private
bath. steam heat. Other rooms.
G IA stfo
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MORTGAGES of all kinds bought
and sold Notes discounted. If
you wish to convert your real estate
into cash we can do it for you.
thinner Bros, 17s Golden Hill st.
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POWERFUL AUTO TRUCK for out
of town naovin, rates reasonable al
so piano moving. We have large
and small trucks. H. Hanson 1850
Main St. Phone 1851.
I'll aIl%
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Hot Water Heating
Inventors

WANTED-Inventor to send for one
of my booklets on us. and Foreign
patent. Mercer L. Blonde1, Patent
Solicitor, Conn National Bank
building. Fl *tf