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South .Atlantic League.

Al Acknowledgements. 6; Columbus .
At CoiumblC-Columbin, :; Macon, > ,ten
Innings.
At ACCOMPLISHMENTS, 3: Albany Car.t
Eame); Savannah. !; Albany, fsccond
game. ten Innings.
AZ Charts tonCha rlcston ia cksonville post
1oned. rain
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Portners 4400os 20
Summary: Three base hits-Chit
tum. Sacrifice hits--Bransford. Sto.
len bnses-Gentry, Wells (2). Napier
McCuli3uch. Bransford CD. Hoy. Bow
BY Dunn. 3. Batters hit-by Dunn. II:
by Barfoot, 5. Time of game, 80
Umpire, Morgan.
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Tango Cola defeated the West End
GraEs by the score of to 1 in an
interesting game. The features were
the playing OF both teams
Anyone wishing games with Tango
Cola call Madison 3S4S-J
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SECOND GAME;


Toronto .................0 o %
summary: tuns-Clemcns. Beatty. Smith.
Prlnst. iolkc CD, Williams. Hcrchc. Buuue
Williams. Home rnns-Clemens Williams
Iwo.haSe hit-I'iez Sacrifice hits piez.
Williams. Stevenson. Stolen hascs-lio llla
t'l. Williams. koCher. Double play-IIolke
20 Stevenson to iio!ke struck out-by
iierchc. 3 bv Mcrgu- Q. Rises balls
on licrchc I; off coCr"llnm, :: off MCTicue
!. Tit hy ptch"r-hy Cocrcham, | Hcrchc)
by lierche tLuque,. Time. 80 I'm
rrns. Eckman and MuIlin
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Mombruco. Win Anothcr.

The HomDrucos defeated the Burk
& Co. team by the score of IS to 2.
Amos and Orabaugh put up n star
game for the winners. Bosher caught
well for the loosers.
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Mrs. Voorhees, WINS nj Tcnn,s

KANSAS CITY, MO. June 2G-Mrs. Mary
G .on VOORHEES,. Evanston. ~ today
pionship in singles. defeating Miss Louise
Pound, Chicago. 3-G, Ga Ga.
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RICHMOND LEAGUE
Standing of the Clubs.


Portners VS.. IIombrucos. at Byrd
Park. Umpire. Bigbie.
Richmond Electric Co. VS.. Burlk G
Co. at Southside. Umpire. Morgan.
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Inoividual prize winners for high
three games on each team were:
name set Team Prize
SPliiing. bVS. Supporters. 50. 90
Smith' Oli. Times Dispatch. 49,. SO. 90
", human, 62l. Tip-Tops. ....... So 90
BaIle!, ooI, Ncwports .......... $500
beardsicy. 5S6. Bunnics ........ so 90
ArriSni' oof, COOKS ............S so. 90
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RAIN BREAKS UP GAME

. PROVIDENCE. r. l., June 26.-Rain
ha ted the Grays-Ncwark game here
having scored up to that time. Schultz
and Lee were the opposing moundsmen.
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Totals
s ~
Barton Heights,
Score by innings:

Barton Heights 80. L Oh 10000 o
Summary: Two-base hits-Bcll,
Jenkins. y. Powell. Moore, Leach.
Blanton. Thrce-b base hits--A Powell.
Home runs-A. Powell, Knirhtley.
stolen baseball (2), Gentry (2),
Browning (2), r. Powell, b. Powell,
II: Reck. Base on balls-off Graves. |;
off. Blanton, &. Hit by pitched ball
Browning. Struck out-by Powell. 5:
by Blanton, 6; by Graves. 4. Times
of game hours. Umpire, shelton.
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JERSEY CITY PRESENTED
WITH TALLY ny nISSI,It


WITH TALLY ny RUSSELL
Jers"y city was presented with n
amy. KING mad bit easily. but Trues-
dale received a pass and went to
second on an out by Bues, Russell to
Jordan While Wright was at bat.
Schaule let ball get out if his
mt, and Trucsdalc took third. II.
came nom" on Il wild pitch. and then
ESht tanned Pick and Bates each
S!hSIed IN IN" ,nird, hut the former
-ot out by overrunninr second. Ar
'"E"h went out at first and Big Tim
'"nii'" with Bates AT tho midway point.
RuNSc! saved himself In the courth
Barry. the nrst up was on, ON a ~. -
''"hi!. BAKE and Purtcll each singled
IA Reynolds drove a hot g~ound.r ~
russell. wh" got Blake al third ia
thch ianncd-hcrua.,. the sixth yictin
III four ir--!,rss-
Richmond tried to salt away tho
gam" IN the last half Of the four,h AVID
'h.'' ehd polcd III three runs Win
ny pitched ball. and took nrSt
Schhuielc went out, Ring 10 R,rr,.
ana Russell walked. shan Tbor,so,n,
ialied I" pull away from the plate anI
S'epPeH INTO one which took an ucrioI
tourney Ia the loft fold fence. Both
ru','!e's scored and shay occupied
gIout' scoring Thompson. Bates tbon
famed '"ch
The nth opened with the local ,,ro
mp changed. Arragon took Crano,s
place at short, and Paul Kritchell wor,
IN at second base. Ring vent o,,,
russell 10 Jordan. and Al fann.G
iruesI"!c Bu"s singled over second
nul was forced out by Wright's
srounder TO Arragon. Tho nftb a.
pai@n Of the Climbers vas rr,,iticss
Arragon reached first on an GRO, ~.
reynolds, who muffcd his inncld o.:
Jordan ana Dunn Went out on oIos ,,d
although he stole second, An...Ie d;oI
thcre when kritchcll went out Trues
dale 10 Barry. "'S'
sSELL CONTINUES no
FITCH STELLEn BALL
Husseli was IN fine fctt!c in ,ho
SiAth' tanning TWO. The Climbers IN
their hale Of OK the stanzn. got SrhanGn
as far as second, but three nute inr,
MN stranded at that point. Tho snrs
enih, for the Shelters, was 2 h,,,,
Husse!! striking out one. and rctirinr
the others ut first
ne seventh was lucky, indeed. for
the climbers, three runs coming across
Bates lead of with "A single. and A..
raEon scored him with & triple IA cn,
ter. Jordan walked. and Angela eco,na
o. single to center bv Durr
kritcheN went out at FIRST ana Tor.
dhn was caught coming home. Schan.
i'!' MT 10 icit ned scoring Dunn ITe
stole second ana started for third ,sbc,
reynolds overthrow the bag \ prn,.
~ relay, Blake TO Purtcll TO Bu.s cr.
him of at third
Jcrsey City had no chauc. TO score
in the eighth, but sent one runner over
the pan in the ninth, when purtcll 90.
cured three sackcr and then came
IN on an inheld ont. The Climbers
were easy victims in their END Of the
eighth
Newark VIII be the attraction 70, -.
DeXt four days. With at least ono
double bill! for the youthful followers
of the Ints.
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NoCneSter ..............-l u o -
summary: Runs-Clcmcns t2), Korcs 60.
iiolke CD. Erwin. Pamero. Beatty, Wares
W, Dcmmitt. Williams, Iiollandcr. Iicmc
run-Korcs. Three base hi,-Gus williams
Two. base hi;s-Warcs. 1Iolandcr. Clemens.
Williams tRochesterp. Smith Sacrifice hits
smith Priest. Holke. stolen bases-P!cs.
Wares: Clemens Bases on balIs-on Luz
que. o: off Palmero. !. Struck out-by
Luquc. 4: by palmcro. :. Wild pitch-by
Ligue. ]. Time, 3:i0. umpircs Mullin and
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PLANK AND BENDER PITCH

BALTIMORE. Juno ga big crowd
saw Baltimore and ST Louis split even
this. q fterno Don. Eddie Plank and Chief
Bender Onposed each other In the flrsf
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Continued from FRS, pageD
man and then Schanfele topped n hot
one 10 center Russell hit at the air
ana then Thompson forced Schanfele nj
second for the final out
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game in the eighth inning with tho
bases full Scores:
FIRST GAME.


Ran for Williams in eighth.
tBatted for Cook in ninth.
Score by Innings: r.
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NORTHSIDE GUN CLUB

professional
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-04

ton, by Miss Susie Green, and The
Salamander,' 10y owen Johnston, by
Mrs. Henry. The next meeting, De
ccmber II. win be guest day with
Mrs. Frank Nelson and Miss Rae Ma.
lone NJ the home ~ Miss Malone.
The Domestic Science Department OF
Suru,is met Friday with Mrs l. =.
HulrhcuS, the meeting being also In
the nature " n houScwamlng for Mrs.
Hutuhrns handsome new home at 1911
We, Thlrty-flrst street The lesson
w Food and the Boy was led by
Mr., G.. J.. Daugherty, who told Of the
functions and building mp ~ food In
the body \ demonstration Of club
salad was given by Miss Mollie Cherry.
Additional gcSts " the afternoon were
Nine, H. G.. Stewart, J T. Hay, A.
r. Hirkam aud ]. G. Cornish The
two SONS of the hostess, Cccil aud
Mac. gave several piano duets, and
refreshments were served by the host
o--rs. Nine. lluirhcus, Daughcrty and
Miss cherry The next meeting will
hc 100 the nature " a chidreus party
December L. ~ Surosis hall
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Nmcs. Judge and Mr- George h. Rit.
Iruhpusc, Judge aud Mrs j. J.. Sharp.
ludr" aud Mr. Thomas Doyle. Dr.
and Mrs A. u johannes nr and Mrs.
John ". Riley br and Mrs Edmund
' Ferguson, Nc--I- and Mines Thom.
H- q. Chamber VI T. Turner. James
Il. tottingham Frank T. Johnson, W.
frank Wilson Roy v Hoffman, Frank
c. O'NcI Daiucl " Hogan, Bernard
u Joue~, Sidney / Brock Samuel T.
Gluyd. William j. pcttce, Thomas T.
BrUuiff George G.. Kerr, Roy T.. Stnf
ford. W A Icdhcttcr Mont +. High
lcy T.. B Cunkrrl Ed ]. Delaney, o.
u. linlsor Cay klubnll. L. c. True
blood, Walter A. lybraud aud Mrs
Uonclly Reid.
i
The Elks club Is planning ON giving
It, Huuun Charity Ball December Il
Il, its club rooms on Main street
-I-
The Christmas season aud the open
Ing of the New Year will he especially
gay with dancing parties, all " the
dancing clubs aud many others plan
Ming special feature. for the pleasure
NJ the members. The Lotus club will
have n dinner dance Tuesday evening,
December 2S, the members of the cX-
ccutivc committee being the hosts and
hostcsses. The dinner win be at the
LCn.Iluckins. with the dance later.
The Reyeillcrs club viii have its
dance the evening ot December 30 In
Euclid Hall aud the members are an
tlcipatlng u merry party II young men
and women who viii be- home from
school.
Thc Joi dc Vie club win dance the
old year out and the New Year In at
Euclid Hail with one of its delight.
ful events.
The CoUltry Club will have q New
Years Eve dance, and the manage.
mcnt Is also planning a novel series Of
entertainments for January II, If and
II NJ IN club house This viii be- a
Jliney dance and indoor fair, arrange
mcntS for which were completed NJ al
Informal evening Thursday nt the club
where the members enjoyed box sup
per Much amusement was engcnder
ed IN the raffling Of the boxes.
The Merry Maids will also give Il
New Years eve event dancing the
old year out At the Lee Hucklns,
The Inauguration Of Leap Year will
be celebrated by the lIirh Jines club
the members having planned a leaI
/ ycnr ball for the evening u January
/ | at the Lee. HucknS
These, with the Charity hall Of the
/ knights " Columbus already men
toned, will certainly give the deyotees
~ tcrpischorc plenty " their favoritc
amusement during the holidays
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limitations

Mrs James W. Duprcr viii enter
tnin informally Tuesday afternoon at
auction In honor ot her guest Mrs.
John Gibbons, Jr., Of Paris. Ten Mrs,
Leon Hucklns entertained with lunch
con at the Lee Huckins today for Mrs.
hubbonS.
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Social Clubs

Mrs T. G.. Rice was hostess Thurs.
dny tu the Progressive Luncheon club
entertaining the members NJ luncheon
at the Iayoy after which the guests
went tu her home where the remainder
Of the afternoon was spent with nedle
work. Additional guests were Mines.
James VI Johnson and Charles Hnmp-
ton The club will meet in two weeks
with Mrs Joseph NOhlherg.
The members " the Merry Maids
club cuIu,rd % house party at Edmond
Friday with Miss Dorothy Watkins,
who entertained them nt dinner, with
n line party following at the picture
show Latter two of the pledges, Misses
Rcntrirr Nancy and Margaret Matti.
SON were initiated The hostess for
the next meeting In two weeks win be-
announced later
n
The Arts and Crafts club was en-.
tcrtaincd Friday by Mrs II, T. Ran.
derson. Roll call was answered with
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Gard Table

Mrs. George Dirks was hostess
wednesday TO the Coterle club addi-
tional guests being Mines. Graham
Boston, WIN Alspaugh, and NJ. II.
nowers. High score wus made by Mrs.
boston, This win hc the last meet
Ing Of the club until January ..
Il
Mrs. Joe Odcrmann entertained the
Arhutus club Thursday assisted by
Mrs. e. w, Wikie. Additional guests
were Mines, 7, Odermann, aud Dick
Herlram. High scores were made by
Mines. Clarence Camp and George Jul
IAN Luncheon was served later, the
tnble being decorated with the holiday
'olors of red and gold. which was also
carried out In the place cards The
club VIII meet next Thursday In place
VI the regular day, with Mrs. A. L.
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/ erpsichoredn

One Of the most brilliant events Of
the holiday season will he the Charity
Ball to he given New Years eve by
the Fourth Degree Assembly N the
knights of Columbus ut their hall on
Fourth and Broadway. This is m an.
nual event Of the order, and II is al
ways anticipated with great pleasure
Arrangements as planned for this seas.
on promise even grcuter success than
on other years Mrs Matthew j
Kane, wife of chief Justice Kane, Is
chairman OF the committee and the
HIST of patrons and patroncsses incmd
eel lleutenantGovcrnor and Mrs VI
p. Trapp, Judge aud Mrs. Charles B
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Personal Points

A. a, -. d, ,,..
"I. an" Nr'' W, iI'nh ui, W 'iso.i nave
a. a. 'n''I tur''S MIS- W IiS"h y I,,U'H
w. - N'''"'I','oI' VI l.ai u'u' h1ur
uhu nrI ulicI' uhu huhl, MI ana Mrs.
). NJ. sherman Of Columbia Mo
,,.'m'., 'I'1' 1mu "',' ''''' '"'''''u "I
p"'"''' "''' SP'Ilu tue ,eNl N',N u.I''
'"''"s up"' ''n''''' ~ tue l''i''h'I'-.
\rrs Sam r,ou. nrd .,., v.ur..i .,
Enid orr' n. 'ac.,. f,r , r.. ...,.
~ Air.. II II nr,nr,n
Mr. y f. p,I,,,r I.rt t..... ,.
wish u liffsr,rt r,ipr. IL, ,r..',.
Mrs j. 4. Hrltunmm sin Irnyr
nest SATURDAY Tor Lincoln. Nr1 whore
shn wifi g,..rI p.. l.II,I.,,.. .,.II ..,
five. Mr. pdtt.rl,,,, .u ..r i..,
l,tcr
Mrs Richard IUm.ry Iru rhr first
of the week for point, iu CuIfuru.n.
.vt.,... .l aim .. IL .I..,.
Nllg Richard Griffith and d.u,hfrr
Rp,lyn viii arrive December ~ r.
spend the holiday -cn.on with her mir.
ruts. Dr. and Mrs 4. e.. Iuu,u.
4
Miss Helen Gloyd will return Mon.
duy from months Wish m E.u.n.
civ with her uncle and aunt VI. ...
MIR. Flrmuun S. Gluvd she u.. i
accompanied hy Miss Naurv sim...l.
~ PhIndolphln. Pa. who vps ,u.H ID
Is VI GInvd rp,r.r,J t,l,, ,r.w a.
visit In uollop NJ, viii, ti. m,,p.r
4
Mis- Margaret Mayflcld who has
been attending Underwood college M
81. Charles. Mo. Is expected home DE.
ccmbci j. for the holiday.
=
Miss Elizabeth Paschnll, who has
been n student nc National Park Som
mary nt Washington. j. Z. this winter
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Deaths and Funerals

Nrws or the death Of Mrs Efflc Mae
Howell which reached the city last
night was n great shock to the many
old friends In the city. Mrs Howell
was killed I'm n motor car accident near
Rainbow Fails, COLO, Ht noon Friday
when the automobile which contained
also Mrs ! VI Offirld ~ Muekugcc
nnd jacob Whiltugcr, Il tourist driver
nj Colorado city, plunged over the
cmbaukmcnt sixty feet high at Ute
Pass, west u Nlanilou
Mrs llowrlls skull was crushed,
and she probably met instant death.
Her body was found floating In the
.repk below the falls. The other two
occupants escaped death. Mrs Officld
,u-taining a broken ankle, and severe
scalp wounds and Mr. Whittinger hay
ing two fractured ribs and scalp
wounds.
Mrs. Howell, who formerly resided
here at II Broadway Circle, Is a cUu.
sin " Mrs Paul B. Smith of 1903
North Harvey Parkway, and was a
guest at her home for few days two
months ago, before leaving for Cali.
fornla where she attended the cxposi.
tlon, from which she was Just return
lug.
Since leaving here she has made her
home part Of the time In Ardmore
and part of the time with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. j. Ernest Williams (Bess
lIowelB, nt Pawhusk0 But she had
made all arrangements to establish
her home here ON her return from
California, rescrving room In her
residence on Broadway Circle Mrs
Howell was 80 years Of age and had
only the one daughter, Mrs Williams
\ nephew, Mr.. ]. e. Howell Of Snlldn,
Colo, has taken charge Of the remains
in Colorado Springs and will accom-.
pany them to the old home at Paris
Mo, where lnterment will take place
probably Monday.
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BAD COLD? TAKE
"CASCARETS" FOR
BOWELS TONIGHT
They're finel Livcn your liver
and bowels and clear
your head
No headache, sour stomach, bad
cold or constipation by
morning.

Get n l0-ccnt box
Colds--w whether In the head or any
part of the hudy--nre quickly overcome
hy urging the liver 10 action aud keep.
Ing the bowels free Of poison Take
Cascarcts tonight and You will wake
up with clear head anf- your coltl
will be- gone CasCurcts work while
YOU sleep; they cleanse aud regulate
the stomach, remove the sour, undl-
Icstcd food aud foul gases take the
excess bile from the liver and carry
of the constiputed waste mntter and
poison from the bowels
Remember the quickest way 10 get
rid Of colds Is one or two Cascarets at
night 10 cleanse the system. Get n 10
cent box al any drug store Don't for
get the children They relish this
Candy CathNrtic aud 1t IL often all that
is needed to drive a cold from their
little systems.
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Mrs. lee Craig has issued inNtn.
lions for Il one o'clock Bridge Lunch.
con Friday at the Lee lluckins hotel
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Culture Clubs

The Philomahtca club met Friday In
the library Mrs. Bess Gilbert Brewer
led an excellent lesson on German Lit
Uraturc reviewing It's development and
giving items on the lives and works
" Herman Hes,c. Richard Dehmel aud
Thomas Mann, and dwelling especially
upon Clara h. Nlchcg one Of the first
~ the advocates ~ women suffrage
from whose works she read passages.
Mrs. + T Bynum told Of Prof. Myers.
the historian II the Berlin university,
and read excerpts from his book, ENG
land aud War" Mrs II. F. Schafer
gave n review ~ modern German lit.
erature, especially of the life and In.
fluence Of Herman llcsse, and the prin.
clples Of th, school " naturnlism and
symbolism. Mrs r. =. Carpenter gave
an Interesting resume ~ the life mud
works Of Goethe Roll call was an.
swered with German proverbs. The
meeting next Friday viii be an all day
session at the home N Mrs. MacGregor
Douglas when the members will sew
for the Day Nursery of the Proyldent
Association
4
The Twentieth Century club met Fri
day In the library with Mrs. W. p
Homan as leader The lesson was on
New Zealand, its cities and scenic won
ders, including interesting items or
Wellington, the capital ON Cook.
Strait, Auckland Mount Eden. Christ,
Church Dunn Eden, the Scotch Settle
mcnt, Black llarbor. the seaport, nnd
the many extinct volcanoes ON fla,
island. Mrs George II. Brauer VIII,
assisted, told N solomon Island. md
lis cocoanut groves. the Fiji Islands
New Guinea and British Rorneo and
It's dense forests Mrs. ]. II. Wan n,
Ardmorc was visitor. The club viii
meet next Friday In the library.
Il
The Ready IL Help club met FrIdo,
with Miss Margaret Padelford. Mrs
Kenneth Henry was the leader ond
reviews of hooks were given, 9TH,
Turmoil hy Booth Harrington by Mis-.
Margaret Doyle "Penrodn by TarkInp
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current events, aud yictrola music add.
ed 10 the pleasure Of the afternoon
Additional guests were Mines j. O..
Giycus and Roy Rice. The club will
meet IN two weeks with Mrs H. G.
DdllCyy.
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Musical Neus

The Ipli,., Nusi, cIpb will have Its
u.or,lI, min, y.,,,,,.,.,.. .,,o.,,,,,,,
nj Z n,Io,E NJ thr Trsr RantIst
church ,hru a most d.lichtful christ.
mas pr,.,nu .viiI L.. yiyeu a feature
OF which y,l n, p. rnorus If children's
voices three LUUUTpI and twenty In
all undnr fb. Iirr.fi,p NJ Miss .IulIa
Cuddchncl, .ur.rH..r or mu,i, in the
city schnol, nm. program will be In
charpe AZ Atr. r. 4 ~ebog.r ann v,,
include.
rr,rls,uo. ,.,.r ...u,..,.. ,,o.,,,
Nj Iuti. ,.,tl.,..l ni,.,,ar
''''" '''''' ~ '''''''''
"'Neu Vu"r''' N''>,t rluel,T ',',
A., ''''',,'''...''. "'"'",S ',,, ,uven'
Ni'' ~ =, h'u,.'' i, WITS. ~ j., "riSu,
WI ","' !. N''". N'' '''" ''""
>, ~ NIlilalll'.
ta "Trolka' DSIrIIhhrll~l...,.
,,,.............. Tsrhalkowsky
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FaUorite Recipes
BY Besi Cooks
Marrhloness Pnddinr

Nhip one pint Of cream stiff, To
this add one cup OF pulvcrlzed sugar,
two tabfespoonfuls If gelatne, dis.
solved In onehalf cup Of water, one
raspoonful OF vanilla. aud one small
can of grated pineapple Mold and
serve over lady fingers, topping with
one large spoonful Of whipped cream
MRS, II. p. HARTMAN,
100 East Seventh street,
Imperial Valley press., 1915-11-26
HOME LABOR FOR
VOTERS, UNION MEN
ass OF TRUSTEES

Home labor for residents and voters
was f6e aEard struck Wednesday even
ing al The meeting ef tho city tsasteess
when a delegation ef bftel1layers, mn
sons aud plasterers addressed Tn eana-
cimea on that subject. But diseord
may be strasIl for action On the mt
ter was deferfea
The delegation Of union men asked
thai the city dads pass resolution
setting forth ther position in lhe mat
ter Of employing home labor, the peso
luton II sta1e tbat only residents and
voters be employed in city work
Manor swanson pointed ont thai
there Were saage numbers of MeNieana
adept 1t construction work. many o.
whom would profanity never baeome
Yoleas= .ed .zho would he barred from
work BY tire passage Of such a resos
luton.
The matter was placed in the hands
of city Attorney IareW aud vii conc
before the meeting ~ a later date.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-11-26
Thanksgiving Day Occasion For Sermons Feasng and Sports
Break
Into Grocery

Burglars last night broke into tue
Modern Grocery, 657 Main street. and
helped themselves literally To cigars,
tobacco and canned goods. The lock
was wrenched from tank standing
in the rear of The store and between
10 and 10 gallons Of gasoline taken.
Entrance into the store was accom-
plished by forcing a window.
The grocery is only a short distance
from the sheriffa office but deputies
heard 10 unusual noises during the
night. Two Watchdog guard an en-
closure in the rear Of the jail where
implements are stored, but so quietly
did the thieves work that the dogs
were not disturbed.
Sheriff Applestill this morning in
elined 10 the belief that marty in Il
stolen ear had stopped at the grocery
store 10 replenish their automobile with
gasoline and tbeu broke into the store.
4 don't know whether he city can
afford II or not. but The police force
certainly ought To be increased" he
declared
Imperial Valley press., 1915-11-26
JOYS ROUTE Gl0OMS.
But LATTER TRIUMPH

Mayor \. ". swanson, likewise Pro
baton of6f#es swanson, j. "A tirm be
Ifeqer ii Hel at . varieties now. This
molnlne. - he at in bia office, n
steady p4as.se sei9B of Voc, trouble
eIooms AMI tales of hard luck poured
iaae ~ office. F5fst came Il man Mo
Wa hafIns fsnhle with lis daughter
and wanted the adNiss of the proha-
tom off#sf. Nj came - sanue men
who ve.e# out - luck aud looking for
Wor Gan the mayor. |han eame
man aud lii s..e VIM wanted the ad=
vice of the probation officer with re
speoI L. IA rfaaeftE settlement.
Tin Hafsa 6sieped 10 all thu falles
OF traa3le aad lhe probation officer
ea4e hi audsi3gl attention. The last
visitor bad #eaHefN UIed cut befors
a lule=Ioael4s DIS With "a eaHc.epe
between liz I1W# came Lasthng into
tn afftse
TI.e probation officer Wa somewhat
puzzled Wbe8 .he dog approached hiu
carving TIN euHelooe in Aia mouth
but removed tie missive aud opened
IT, haIde aa# a check for 50, but
aud tbe ua.ar believes TIM - the sad
desi parl 81 #ae etoty-=il was payable
10 someone else.