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Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-23
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SITUATION WANTED-MALE

WANTED - LEvELING CONTRACT
or to grade 20 acres sandy soil. p.
b. Eckhart, 1 "a miles east of Aca eia
school.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-23

wANTED-TRACTOR FLOWING AND
discing. Phone 149. o. S. Proctor,
Ell Centre, Cal.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-23
MONEY TO LOAN

CAN FURNISH MONEY FOR BUILD
ing either on straight loas or build
ing and loan plan, as you prefer Ed
gar Bros. Realty Co., 62S Main st.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-23
LOST AND FOUND

KEN UP SORREL HORSE
about March 10. Weight 1000 lbs.
I. s. Hester, Box 80, Heber, Cal.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-23

MARRIED MAN WITH RANCH EX-
perience wants steady position. Not
a milker G.. X, Box 3S7. Holtville.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-23
FOR SALE

16O Acres, fully water stocked, well
improved and close to Shipping point
10 acres of this ranch in alfalfa and
ready for cutting.
Lots of feed ideal ranch for stock
Price 1925 per acre. Reasonable
terms. H.t
NUFFER LAND co. =
sos Main st. Phone 45-W.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-23
MONEY WANTED
OWNER NEEDS MONEY

OWNER NEEOS 1WUNEY
An El Centre bargain in 4 rooms,
ly. Possession March 25th. Only $500
down-a Is per cent Investment.
CLARENCE T.. GAGE
604 Main st. El Centro, Cal.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-23

SITUATION WANTED-BY MAN 4 Nd
wife to work on ranch; wife to cook
for men, Address o. L. Hill, r. F. d.
/, Box 1877, Ell Centre.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-23
WANTED-TO RENT-MISCEL.

WANTED TO RENT OR LEASE FOR
one or more years a vacant house Or
cottage See NJ E. Brown, Bee Cafe.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-23

LOST-RED JERSEY cow BRAND.
ed letter sc" on shoulder. Flinders
please notify j. H. Harris, Box ,305
Imperial, California.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-23
SITUATION WANTED-FEMAI.E E

SITUATION WANTED-EXPERIE NC
ed stenographer wants position, good
salary. Address, Box a, G, Press office.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-23

FOR LEASE FOR COTTON OR CORN
100 acres-30 acres in alfalfa. $25
an acre. Owner here few days,
wants to make quick deal.
CLARENCE E. GAGE
GOA Main ST. Ell Centre
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-23

LOST-WRIST WATCH, ENGRAVED
Mike" Liberal reward. Leave at
Press office.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-23
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE-4O ACRES, ALL IN AL
falfa, good land, excellent drainage
Crop now ready to cut. No Burmuda
No. / Water Company. zine tor dairy-
man or cutting and bailing the alfal-
fa. Price $4,000. Edgar Bros. Realty
Co. 62S Main st.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-23

wANTED-WE WANT YOUR POUL-
try. Will call anywhere. Ell Centro
Poultry Co. Phone Ala
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-23

SITUATION WANTED o u II G
lady qualified in bookkeeping and
stenograph, high school graduate, de-
sres position, references. Addr ess
Box 500 Ell Centre.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-23

Classified advertisements accepted
according to the following rates and
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-23
AUTOS FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

disc and gang plow. Make offer
cash or trade Call 113 WI evenings.
w. j. Strickland.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-23
Auto Repairs
Auto Electricians

AUTO ELECTRIC AND BATTERY
Shop, 1876 South Fifth. If it's elec.
trical we have it.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-23

Classified advertising CHARGED TO
ACCOUNTS will be at the rate of 1 u {
per word, with a minimum charge of
BIO
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-23

FOR LEASE-PIMA COTTON LAND
80 acres near Holtville for lease
share rent, already plowed. This is
good land and the guaranteed price
on Pima Cotton will insure good
profit.
CLARENCE e. GAGE
604 Main ST. Ell Centre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-16
Sra Noree.

SrrcrbDiifolc. geraenS 9pitpre
hor 0iuet Etliagl ON at bepilac gra-
lis 8rltno til Den poroenoc 9Rrers
bsllfolc / Bergen.
Tem Mtilipner Srouer til Wano.
Ser forcliggcr III Tlancr Tor Ser
gems iremtioigc &onoioripning. Sea.
liIationcn A. oiaic Elaner oil folnnle
Ill at foitc ca. ) WfiQipncr &roner.
Stangc lnnner. Nanor lite Dec.
Stongc @%crrcositprc bar ibaa 9ien-
mem @en0ernca 9anf / a~riitianta
optogct CT Soan pau 10 NfiQ. Ser. til
l(obp9ning al lit Glettricitctsuerf /
Tlfsclpcl.
st SpcrifnS paa $1,000 arpuer.
ar~iitinnaianb 9oc Sccbr. ariltianS=
lambs Northumberland bar / fer'te
&olnoar 1919 omiat &orer for
1921, 900 arpncr. RoobctS Sper=
{ Tfiio pr. 30tc Slrni uoaier $4,000
Groncr.
alOiters Segat. Sra Stauonecr
mclbes 130c Sec: Stprct for &lo.
tiers Segat bar Webc igoaraitc5 be
1ll,ttct at llbbcle Seeateta Eentcr 80,
600 Ser, til 80 Gnfeltperioner og 90
al &ncn5 peloGoi9e SnItit1ltioner %
To%rrninger.
Sfal Ticloitnernc prf? : StatS
rooo iorIcocu irentiattes 9rogetfor=
'lag Tor Sleloituerne. Serlrnoer no.
taler NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., at
Sicloitucrnc paa Sopreballcn bliucr
ppcrfIsoige, naar @onen fomnler. 5
Stcoct ber Der oprctte5 Solfcboteler.
Observation-Disclosures Tprifninas-
fuab. EfalQc "Sntcuigcnien" bar II
Wtargorinfabrlfcr poet 10000 Sir.
til ct Sono, hpis Hc1ter ltol anpen-
bes til Sorifning opcr 2(nncnoelic al
iuNcnlouoifc Ie%otitoiic / 3olfecrnr-
ringer, pg ga irrlig iom &oaltoiic
for Warqariuinouitricn.
Npt Tcpnrtcmcnt? Wcn3 ct mt
neutrality-suspicious. ilgen llbliar
bar, ifol Hcgieringen iielge "Sioens
, Scgn" hunc Yloncr ON Sprcttelie al
ct mt Scpartcncnt I'll at nontinis
itrcrc &c me Stotabebrlfter (@rong,
8~lcmafiorb GafabaD, Statena @ono-
falo, 0eu9 SfihSfurt III. III.
@rnnS pcb M~ipnSnlen. llbblliet
puo &orpalo 0aarb pe0 Wipnbalel
ncobrrnote iorlc0en. NeIGtlInaerl
blcp rchoct. men 10 &el5 brpn0tc
inoc. &opcobpanlngen bar Ell Sio
ltcrft trllet, men oct lpffcoes belbi9-
bis at reo0c ocrl. Sfaocn tdll an
1luuc5 til 100000 &roner.
Gn 24-aaria Gpftor. lluiperiitetS.
itipcl0iat Sarah arabbe Schieloe-
rllpa Afbonoliltg Gil Sunicfornem.
meliernea Glncbologi" er al Seosm-
professionalism ficnot pproia I'll at
T foriparcs ior ocu iiloiofiife 9oftor.
Nrao. SIR. Scbielocrllp er bare "a
9lQr goluulcl og Spn al ben ofbooe
Hjitop Scbjcloerrp / &riltiansianos
Stiit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-16
Er. Marliclot %
Nobclpriicn.

Com ti0ligCrc outal1 bar man I'M
bret iig oper, at oct ipenifc Nfuocui
after / 9lar fife bar funnet iin0c uu.
gen Soriattcr, ser a pGrolg til at
nlootagc ocn llterprc Hobelpria. )
Stocfholm3 @Iaocne oplpIeS mi. at
Nfaocmlct bopoe uiLet gipe Grtabc.
lemingen til lin Scfretrr, Ir. &.
u. aarIicIot. ser lTIor eitcr lpugcrc
Sio5 Sauahco bor uogiuet Ell bctp0.
ning3iulb Ipriit Clgtiamling "Glora
och gcllono". Anriielot crtlurc0c
imliolcrtio nlco Iuf 'or ben ham uIitc
sore. at ban life uilOe moota8e Nrl-
len. Cine @rrnoc mcooelte han life.
mer man QiUttcr oclS paa p~erionIi8
&ciieocnheo, oeia pon, Of ban hdr
enifct at iritooc Htabcmiet Tor 81
&ommentorer. iom muliapi2 life nj
oc uoe6Iioe. noar 0ct M after gup
Griien iii en- Soriatter iroenior i'm
eqcn Wiiotc (0eiocuitam bar tioIlle
re inoct Den, % SeInla SogcrIsi bier
palgt mo / @Ifaotmlet, efterat blul
hapoc iaaet 4riienl, Selp bar han
tpaa Ell Nenpeu0cIie ira ct iUenit
9laO bcitcmt nrgiet at notale iig,
"a ingcu auocn EMO 81. aorlicIoi
uar mOiiiQct. palate afabcniet al
tilbaqcholoc 0riieu
Zen llcscmptIlgneo, Der her c,
.agt Tor 1oacn, urnc prrc uoaef
! nGr Cu~cituQcn0c.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-16

ScHo Sbomieu hapoc meo nfaiort
Selo holot i'm &pahrattonnmc ISoro
I onltreut ct Huorter. % lem luifcrc
boUoc moottct bioe / @rPaiet Tor
bans Noionet. Sfisnt ban bar oeo.
'cnairUt "a 'tisnt ban ltoo / &mlo
til nltot pou Sluet. hauoc ban oo1
'nt liz Tor At bile fiUmpe til oct
O6erltc. Nan tnoind ganitc uiit. at
Oct bslil i~altbipuIigt bar haoblsit.
men ban blcu itducu0c, 90 hdn flrnl
peoc nlcb TortpiIeIicn5 ubcgribcliQc
Moo
Vluo'clt9 tom Ell ltlll. bled SuI
oot | grnn Uniform itprmenoe intoo
lanl, ban hrococ i'm Riilc mco IA
loncttcrt pua heit ouer lit Sopco.
'tloi % la't 6eiluttet pao al lsbe oclt
l9Icnncm ocn ierltc ocu beoite, balt
trd' poo ncoc / @rsItcn.
Zen ulge. bIcgc SoIont inn CIT
4tun0 / tatu0tlf llniiorm itaacuoc
ntcllern Gnnler a. oa0c luiferc.
@loo itrsnumcoc ncba0 Golooicrcu3
ainocr, % bele llniiorucu Dor oucr
iprsitct mc0 &ouo % Wt,oocr. Cen
bIcQr. uugc Solbat gioroc ell ii0itc
Iorhcrcocnoc NeuUgcIic til at gicu
ncmbore Wtooitanocrcn ~ men, iorn
ont %nitiuftet buuoc pit ham %ci.
iTntcOc bon p~luOiclig &anbuct ~
rnabtc vuo Can't, "gter. Sens
OH her."
Scua (lomicu bar halut bliu0ct
al yiI00cr 81 BOO, ban ioritoo life
rigtia. buao oct oreicoc iil ON. oa
set uarcoc Ilot. itocn &roocrcu3
hicnlilt tlia6,a0c DiaaI uaacoc belt
inc til hans Nepioitbco. Mcu ion
ito0 Set lonr ogiun belt fart ali
iammcn. san itrcg til Ncurif:
"Ccsraiu Dig oA blJu miit 6angc."
u Ncnrrt 'taitcoc 9ilrIcn, 0pcrgiptu
Gt tn u1a ]}aooc ol lIuatoc til iil
forucutllHc Gteuoc
e andre Gouaotert / @rerttu i0y
hoo fife rigttg, hroo M}cuiuaeu par.
man ga Sem. 'orfIareoc Dem Gam
mcuHunIen. itronleot osres Auiiater
dirm,H Suuoict "a Slooct.
CuuIoCr mauttc G~ouooicrnc rom
me er0-tcn, 90 o. mcofortc iorlocu
Nelult TO onort Sanger. %iot &cit
Tor @u,scaro rorot man Nolot, OF
qIraucm en- lllocrofiitcr if &eu3
ocu foumaltocrcuoe C'iicer lat i10
5iudtroucu oo Sens ielu bar BIZ
net iaarct, itiaut life mcgct oIporIlst.
owraoeoc lun (iQaocIic ii, a, bIlue
ic,ot til %ouoou iom en- Gtl al %u8t
mauoitabct. DER itul0c aiIa1 mco gt
Cctucbemcut tu'tc Taugcr. ! Gul
,auo blcu Nenrlt oubraJt , en- san
gcIclr, hcorfro han unacoc hitm Ill
5enoerpuano i,oitc &lor 1ia 1'a
bcrbupu, az "a ,Seu2 bauoc faact
iule Suor lJgt. rciitc han til &t0
mQcl. huor buy bi,u amlaWtrct,
Mort citer uar ban pou &SI I'll Abcy
0celt. Sno Catota oI Sen SaH!t
Sonl bIep %gicuoptaact meo oet BE
mltot Al ,<cu2 "a bans aITrcItt bIcu
gin none Aur uto &llIctto. Ssr't
puu 4orct ifaiieoc nan liz Nomc
iteuo" $oro I Hrrhsotn Al
4}ridhtionutue. Suo Gafota. "a I'M,
oi@ie Gage cr ban aireiit I'll Ssn.
ocrinllauo Tor Al lsJe Net III II Del
tagc | Solfeaftcmnin8en pau Srnno'
lag al. al hans Sorrlore bleu mite
gorgerc. meoena ban etom par
SmaagIt. Der iiges az orre Coil
ON. bporuIot han fan opnaa oenre
Net - men ielp on ban life 'aar
oeu. nil han natIrligpis sicrrc be
mite Se~iliaheoeu Ill AZ barre pad
0iemmet5 ,Soro oen Tag. "a Scr
aaulc oanife ,SInf after bcileS cper
ct uloQommclt Stpffc Sanmarf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-16
Glpcn Nnita nbbNaoee

NlDcn InlfG ropna0ee. Salllar,
Iong OF SiirncS arofticlitab bar paa
Observation-Disclosures bc'lllttct at
ltobpggc gIaita Glu al Sang o. Sitr
mes IImcnniug. Chen ifol bare
ubbnaget inben 1927. Ger pil funnc
irembringes Ga 1000 @citctrrftcr %
lIobpglingcn oil fomnlc poo - 0tila
lioncr aroncr.
Splfcsipacbnict / Glucrum. Com
TEN pua oen ganlie Grcrccrpla0a pee
GIoerlinl or al Gon1lteen gootagct I'll
Nnlpg al BET me ltorc Splfe9lpaehits
UNDER Soruoiptling al at Gicnhom@.
iorholoet bringe2 iorbcn. Sr0ferercr
er beinpnbiqet iii at onOragc Sta.
ten ON aieb al Somtclt, cpclltltcli
m~toerbonolc ON SGite paa 200 Mor.
Observation-Disclosures iortIrttcs.
sra Wtclbo mcloeS 17oe Sec: "a
2unobuaholoninaaie lltabcrle@ 6nI.
.lcafisb bar iorbpict Triicn poa Slloe.
mel, pil Silbcnleliabritcrne. eIter
hnoo "Norblann5npt" eriorcr. crsmr
en- 5ib foriege at boloe Grltten 0oa.
enbc, trons SiloenS aita9enoc Scot.
1ebolt og Sen ocrmeo felgenoe &G~oi.
forringclie.
Tplfesgartncr Segbnl iratraaot(
Hptaar fin Stiuing % opertog gc.
itpreritiningen peo Sale @apcbritg5.
ifole. 5 Inlebning al lin IratrGoer
ion SnIfesqortner bar Splanos Ser.
misunderstanding for9ret ham Ell
Mnnoeeope beitaaenbc al ct "Hegc.
itel" / Werifllm o9 Sslp nteo Sna
ifripticn % lcbioset al Ell Telgcltri
pelie meo Saf for foritaaelleaIlllol
Samorbeibe.
Ssbinbrinacr / @citlanosfiorbenc
IRA Saugciunb meloeS 16oe Gecbr.
Tiorbelle / Senbborblano o9 Sfiolo
iiorben ligqer III, itcrft tilIroSict
Ken er pptil 3 CONNER INF. Sfibet1(
bar perct iterft hinoret al Sien for
IfieQiae Stcocr / Hllten. &c lorIe9t(
Ioopel / Sfiolos iom / Slenfiorocl a
~forcere ben. Sgoor maottc gon1p
tibet "Npienoal" loSie pco Gigernes
i~iteoenfpr peo Glen.
Tinmarfcns Sraftfiloer. : Gin
marfen arbciber Ter Sngenlsrcr mel
MsiiItenter nleb at lnaalc op Eano
fraitcll, % oct iorlpocr, at Ser cl
flroet Here betpoclige Go@orog, bl. a
Ii ~ainaSsiiorb, huor Ser oltagellg pl
fuutne ~ifoiieS $4,000 5f. Snocl
aielpif Serreo err iunbet ct Sasoraf
/ @eobottn neb Hcpnna9 pua 700 ST
3eo ioritieligc &omblnationcr mel
andre Glpe fou mllligenS ~ifa'iea lOOC
Nf.
8rubelupcn for Spitsberger. San
belSoepartcmcntet bar III afgipct Sor
lag til @rilbelopgipninG pao Splt3
bergen. Sorllaact bill bllpe obto9e
til 9reitelic al &egierin8en, bporcTtc'
ser oil blipe inblebet Oiplonlatlltv
1orbanolinaer ON Sagen mcb De III
tcresicrcoe Wagter. 0iaie Torbano
, linacr bill blipc al ell betponln0Sfuli
aorofter, ioet Spprgsmaalct ON 10
itrpfningeu al NorgcS Sllpcrrnltc
oper S%pitsbergcn for eli iftc ring
Gel err nfhGngig al oeres Tclllltat
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-16

init SoIbai, % at han mouitc lna
bcgrooet ilcrnt ncrnucr i Slonocru2
Sano. Ncirif poo I'M Sioc tUnttc.
at Scn2 po3icoc llnc ircocIlgc Sua
Ter et cller ouoct Ste0 / Amcrlfo.
Snu bIcp Oct 0cl 2joc Otort3
Iilor: e fiUmucuoc Nurc bouoc
urrct / %lben IRE Csgn locn Cp
hsr Tag citer 1oQ W Aot citer
Not bopor <uiferuc lnlct Gutcutcn5
NTrc poa lonGiom Nll,Qt, ol alt tcG.
ncNc ocngul1 til, III oct nlUNtlac N.
lie Trcmits0 ltltloc cu0e nncb DC nlll
crcoc Nrre2 AcoerIug. ! uogIc Il
nlcr bau0c Ell britllt Sturtc % Ell
cuna0tlt IioelllN a uflctot Stgr'
relic hulot Groiat N0nnlcno ucltlI1c
Hre0 bclat. men mi0attc onl'rocr plgc
Tor Ben mtoholocliac tultc SO; DC
trat lll lTnacrc tllb0lc. flUlnpenoe
toppcrt po iciat ON hpcr ,SoDabrco
Soro, iuu nluattc rsIumea. ,>lo
aienncm Srierea Stogcuo lututnl
iorillo,c lplfcrur Dem. ioo Dem no,
eiter Iioi gicmcm &lucQlUtr gu
mont. CSrpcncpnrt. iprbi liam
@uiprn "a Wlcbp,rc oucioumrcl
inroo @onoqbucr. Ser poo Ncrbcna
fortct Ter no ION Suappcuoolpbppc
Scr. men Ionl / hirc Gage iii biitorilt
Nu og @ctDonilq.
Gnlltocr nnococ Ganaolcue @rIa.
caro-, eli w. Der por claang
0ul2cor0 par cl Nutnbob, CT afopIl
Ct >teo. hoor g'elll'e'ter ellaon9
%ioell 0opoc poei' pA Noor oere|
oorl"ore ! iilNl'Ne "~s''etolio''cr pap
oe pU99el l'0e Nl'il 'ol'a Vuu "u'''
par oet oI'ou lllilp1 % of'l'liS
Vii'>'ufo' o0 "ral'll'ol'oel'e Nuoo'
0olof otll l'IIc %R o''ot llocI' oe nor
'l'eoe oe'' Soli'l'rfen l'I'
yer 'r '9f'''locl' 'Iltet o'iil'ft1i
'e2o"tola oeo "ll'9'oro ''oopet oc.
preoe ~S'' 'oil' ''o't o''ldjcI'1i'''
IRA ''opoIl % U'o''e III Nait' |'o'
'lNtI Hi'h V'' q i'ual'N V'ol gu
oIl'oH q. N'o''il Ht' '' -
~poIloreoe q o'iii'c { % a''' FI''
'arI III Nail'' ob Ii0lleoe9 ''tl.ti.
oet' al 9'o'o''o" o'i St'oiI iiot e
II'oA Z "'Ol ''u NUN '' ''''''o'"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-16

ira, at %robcrcn ocItol / arigen iont
INT Soloat, % at ban mouitc lna
bcgrooct ilcrnt ncrnpcr / Slonocru9
Sono. Ncnrit ron I'M Sioc tUuttc,
at %cn2 poaicoc itnc lrcocllgc Gus
Ter Ct eller anoct Sieb / Nntcrifo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-01-16

Spitsberacns &ulicltcr. Som ier
nlc0Oclt bar &c norifc &ulielter"
Spitsberqcu, ! 8cneralioriamlinq be
iIuttet at iplgc line aulfeltcr iii ct
enoelif SeIitab Tor 100000 9uno
SterlinQ, ca. 81 Yfiu. ar. Dc AilI
letter, Der her or Sole ON. Iiggcr paa
Eitlioen al N0uent Pon, melcm benue
6ioro, ~ISaiiorocn, Ibuentoalen %
Dc 8cera 9al % bar ct Areal AZ
ca. 300 Gpabrotflloncter. S"clternc
blep anncftcrct / 1900, og Ser bar
pprct 8rrbebrIit Der ira 1901
1908, oa 9riitcn bleu ueolagt, po.
ientliQ paa 8rumo al oaorligc ,Sap.
ueiorboIo. g mlpPrenbe Gicre
fiebtc 1916 &uIieIterne al CT cngclit
Sclifab. Che Spitsbergcu Goal anS
.Sraoing SO, meo SRhc / SbciNclo.
9cttc Sclitab ncolagoe ca. 10000
9mo Stcriing pao Scltcrue. Oct
auloq. iour man her arbclber nlco.
~tilnsrer ariotliocu "a lager / ca. zoe
Otctcra Neloc prc Nnpct. Ict hor
ca. I Meter gicmlcmiuitlig Mrgtlg
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-02-12
Railroad Men After
the Rent Grabbers

PITTSBURGH, Feb 10. - McKees
Rocks lodge, go, Brotherhood of Rail
road Trainmen today asked Attorney
General Palmer through Representa-
tive Guy Campbell, to investiate re
cent heavy advance in rents in Nc
KEGS Rocks.
The union, according to the letter
sent TO Campbell, is in position to fur
ntsh the government with Information
showing that the rent of houses, flats
and apartments occupied by Its mem
bers and their families has been
raised without good-reasopc~sThis. &C
ton, 1t was explainedin the letter
was taken because the government had
promised the brotherhood to attempt
to reduce the cost of Twins and II
necessary use the office of the attor
ney- general to bring about such re
duction.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-02-12
WALNUT GROVE

The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs,
Willie Hall, of Cross Roads, is slowly
recovering from an illness OF pneu,
monia.
Samuel Moore made short visit
in this part of the country Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Vincent were
calling on Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Hal
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis and children
are recovering from an attack of flu,
Beatrice and Earl Hall were visit.
ing the Patterson children Sunday aft.
ernoon.
Clyde Patterson recently purchased
two fine colts from Chas. Miller.
Mrs. A. A Vincent and Mrs. Brice
Miller were business callers in Fair.
mont Monday.
George Pincent was business cal.
Ter in Fairmont Tuesday.
Bible class was organized last Sun.
day night at Walnut Grove. Alpha
Hall, leader, and Frank Morgan teach.
er. Everybody come and bring some
one with you.
Geo. Vincent was elected janitor al
Walnut Grove church.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-02-12

AT noon most of the testimony was
finished. At two o'clock the argu
ment before the jury, had not com
meneed but it was stated by Prose
cutting Attorney Hagerty that the case
would reach the Jury about five
o'clock as near as he could estimate
Yesterdays testimony came entirely
from Nick Bosttc himself with the ex
ception of several witnesses in the
early morning. 1.-THE court remained
packed with spectators in every avail
able space. Much surprise was ex
pressed by older persons yesterday al
the number of young high school peo
pie present at the trial. A number OF
even younger boys were discovered
seated near the front intent on wha,
was going on
Bosttc yesterday told running
story little disturbed by anyone regard,
ing the shooting and about his life pre-.
vious to this, Bostic was listened to
with great interest and was applauded
several times when he:teld OF his mar.
ital t-publes. He told that Spadafore
boosted that he had enough money to
hire Bostic killed. Spadafore's words
were: II can; have you burned up,
blown up or cut, up with his money
3ostfc sobbed when he told of his lit.
tie girl and how many, times he had
tried to getii her away nom his wife
and her lover! He said the child had
been taught to say that Spadafore was
her father instead of Bostic.
Then. Bostic told of the shooting,
claiming that Spadafore threatened he
should not leave the house alive and
that he only fired in place of being
fired at. He said he intended giving
himself up and came to the court
house but found no one there. He
stayed in woods near Grafton sew.
eral days and finally boarded night
train from Monongah.
Attorney Harry Shaw has not made
his usual strong speeches during the
trial as he is said to be suffering with
cold so severe that his voice is not
up to record. The defendant Bostic
is showing the strain of the trial by
now and sits nervously as matters
progress. Up until yesterday he ap.
peared confident all was going wei,
but today's witnesses have worried
him to great extent.
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edy the night it occurred. why didn't
you go and get your little girl and have
no more words about it?" he asked.
x wouldn't get of with my life.
admitted Bostic somewhat startled.
N you shot your wife why didn't You
say so directly afterwards-why didn't
you say oh, have shot Seraphina.
I'm sorry, or words to that effectT.
Il didn't realize l had shot my wife
until l got outside" ).
why did you pull down the safety
before moving the trigger? You had
TO cock your gun before going into the
house" asked Shaw.
Bostic- claimed he knew very little
about the revolver which killed his
wife and her lover yet he somehow
seemed to know how to pull down the
safety which put the gun in shooting
condition. How. did you find out
about the safety If yon, knew moth
ing about that gum" insisted. Shaw in
true sarcastic voice. 'Bostic didn't UNI
derstand what Shaw meant, he. re-
piled.
,"You. quit shooting when every shot
was out of your gun, :, explained Shaw.
You knew there were ten loads in it,"
Bostic denied this. Attorney Nicely
came to the rescue by asking Bostic
in comforting voice whether he had
examined the magazine before giving
the revolver to Mrs. Conn. Bostic had
mot. you wouldn't want any woman
who had. done what your wife did,
would you?" asked Nicely sympatheti-
cally.
NO, sir" I would not" said Bostic
/ righteously.
Said Shaw: You're not much bet.
ter than she was!"
81 think am, sir" replied Bostic.
:. Frank, Pigenelli was called to the
stand and testified to living at, High.
land and to have known Bostic for IL
years. He said he never saw Bostic
with a gun Of any sort. He told a
story about an alteration between
himself and Joe Spadafore in which
Spadafore threatened with a motion
toward hip pocket because Spada-
fore owed Pigenelil money which was
demanded. He positively denied any
gun in. the pocket however which
caused Attorney Nelly to explain to
the jury and Judge that his witness
had evidently been tempered with as
when first secured the witness had an
other story to tell in which gen held
by Spadafore figured largely. Pige.
ynelli denied having talked to. June
Clark about any revolver. He was
dismissed peremptorily having got
into the wrong pew.
San Gregg however, testified that
Pigenelli was the person on whom
.iSpadafore drew a revolver at the time
of the incident Then followed the al
tercatton on the part of Attorneys
Nicely and Miller relating to doctored
testimony.S .r
All jurors were dismissed this morn
ing uStil tomorrow morning and Judge
Lowe announced that the Bostic case
would probably Occupy most of the day.
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