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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-23

lilo handles the money, giving mo
very little for spending, but I DO
sewing for my friends for pin money.
can't understand why he treats me
the way h. does. for I come from
n good family and am living UP 10 its
name.
do the wnxhing. ironing and bak-
ing and sewing and keep tho house
tidy and clean. also the baby and
myself. and rtiii there In always some
complaint
He is "a great homo man. which I
admire. but be In no company for
me. lie just reads or ainusea him
self with baby. We never talk and
plan like husband and wife should.
Please advise me the best steps TO
take for my baby's sake.
do not want 20 do anything I
would be sorry for. In case should
40 for myself. what IN the best work
could take up and have my baby
with me or near me7
thank you kindly In advances. for
your advice. ! know. viii help me.
ALWAYS LIVING IN HOPE.
feel sorry. indeed. for the
wife whose one and only Interest
IN life is her husband. because.
invariably. she fails utterly In
her wellfneant duty Of heip-meet
and life companion. Love In 70
man a thing apart, while Ills
woman's whole exiatence."
Married men are often ma
iigncd and unJus,iy accused Of
beins selfish and indifferent.
when In reality u IL tho faulty
manner In which girls have been
trained for Ages past
Women should have just n
many separate interests in life
a. mWn-
would ADVISE yvu 20 Try isa~
ting your husband alone for
awhile. when he reads. you
may do -. too. The moro you
rad tho newspapers. good books
and magazines. the more inter
ewtinR you viii becosnA Get into
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-23

the habit OF amusing yourself.
Don't 20 on on n tangent, tho.
Strive to strike n happy medium.
! am sure by conscientiousiy fol-
lowing this rule you win retain
your husbands love and gain his
respect.
Don't become discourn ged after
the FIRST few days. or weekS--tt
VIII take months 10 succeed. but
you Will win out and be much
happier and better for IL.
Dear Miss Grey: Did Seattle PEG.
pie lavish their sympathy on Ruth
Garrison no abundantly that they
have none left for Joe Morton and
Isom White. convicted murdercrs Of
the Everett taxi driver7
! can't understand n state. such as
ours. In passing such an unhuman
law as hanging. Let the Germans
use capital punishment. We are sup,
poeed 20 be civilized II this law must
be tried out. why not use IL on men ?
Two murderers In this city who have
been acquitted OF late might do for a
start
Joe Morton. aged IS. has only n
childs mind We have laws for chill.
drsnl also reforrnstories. Why not
use then7
Who believes in capital punish
men'. anyway A few days. and nj
the least few minutes. and the pun.
irhYnenf is ended A life sentence Is q
life punishment and "a way that a
civilized state should use. As long
~ there II life. thore Is a chance TO
repent.
Even 10 those who believe In CAPT.
tAI punishmcnt--that law was made
for men and women. not children, or
fceblc-ininded-
Irom White II no oided In years
as a man than Ruth Garrison was an
= woman. DID tho murder she com.
mitted show any moro signs OF insan-
NY than the murder no oommitfedl
Not 10 me. Ruth Garrison com.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-23
Steam Heat Saves
IL Chilly Turtles

NEW YORK. n. Y. Jan. s1.-E'ec
trio baths and n st~am-h~ased rvorn
n. first aid to II frozen secpound
turtles. which arrived hero on the
steamship Tivives from Port Limcn.
probably averted n shortage Of turtle
soup a, New York hotels during the
New York holidays.
Accustomed TO the warm waters Of
the Caribbean. the turtles. which
wss~ In tanks on the top deck. wsr~
sfiff ~ stone soon after the vsasei
reached northern temperatures. The
ass4p's physscifn reported an abs~nos
Of pulse beat. hut prescribed heat IN
iarxs quantities.
A deck shelter aft ves fitted with
electric lights and steam pipes and
the turtles moved into II by means
Of a derrick.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-23
Mother Cow Joins
Battle With Bear

ORr4EAT. N. ". Jan. 23s--Dome~
tic won over the Wild in a battle b.
tween n btg black bear and n COW In
the barn OF George Holionby. on the
Promised Land road. east OF here.
Tho bear tried TO carry off a calf.
and tho COW went TO the rcscue.
Severely ciawed and with one horn
torn away. she carried tho fight 10
the bear In such style that bruin
was forced 10 give up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-23

PfTTsBURG. Pa. Jan. 23.--one Of
the heirs 10 the Hostctter millions,
and famed for her beauty, Miss
Miriam virginln Hostetter. 1s. daugh-
ter Of Mr. and Mrs Herbert u.
IIostetter Of Fifth ave. this city.
defied parental objections and eloped
with Malcolm *, Smith OF New
Haven. Conn. They were married In
Toledo.
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BOB PULLS ME UP TO THE ROOM AGAIN
THE OTHERS ARE GONE

senses were very much alive ! won
dorcd why my ears did not tell me
about Archer and tho others. Not a
word OF astonishment or OF welcome
had greeted my husband And II was
odd tina, nobody helped Dob 10 haul
me up
After much hard labor. Bob lifted
me from the knotted basket and car.
ried me 20 one Of the four big divans.
I looked around the room and rhud.
dcrcd. The friends I had left there
--chrys. spence and Arcner-wero
nowhere 90 be seem And that awful
place was set with traps for human
beings
fro re Canttuue<Al
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0lerry's Big Sale
Goes on
nyEKRY CHAT.

An01nw ~ ek OF even greaser val
- 60 RsMts e Inducements b prom
- ~ Cherr,a
- rumn4taboo mercAand1ring
.ovone y psuvinA' u most inssv~se,n9
- nDmVtlng q IT, y~ar. Nss ely
,nunn h efSsr GAopessnA1 vaD1ss IN
:gunum. but the convenient monthly
feens enable any one 70 secure an
rmf1ro wardrobe of clothing for Just
- eya1mg payment ~ time a pur,
-. The remainder may b pan
n mnrl monthly sums
CAmry's style Shop. fo7 Riaiso
y>u11Dng. over Pfg'n Whistle. on 2nd
ava. bDfween nGadlson and Spring
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Design and Art
1DDrecinfio,l

The class TN Design and Art Ap-
probation. recently organised under
the leadership OF Ralph Helm Johon-
not. meets thr-c times week In one
OF tho banquet rooms at the Bon
Marche, Wednesdays and Fridays
from until $50 O'Clock and sat.
urday mornings from $50 until !.
o'clock.
There are fifteen lesson, In tho
course. which began January 10 and
viii end February 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-23

CAi~ixIh Club
The Caieidh club will meet Tues
DAY at 4 O'Clock with Mrs J. w.
Edmonds. ASIA Boylston avenue
north.
Community Singing Service
There win be Community singing
service as the Fairvirw school under
the auspices Of the Fairview Parent.
Teacher association this evening al
9 O'Clock.
A good program has been ar.
ranged and Mr.. A. H. Lundin VIII
speak. MIR. Ernest Worth u dire.
tor Of music ana Mrs. Edgar wright
accom- PIANIST. Admission free.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-23

KEEP A BEE.- II you can't yet
sugar from your grocer at fair prices.
10 tho plea Of the Washington stats
BeekeeperS association. in conven.
ton at the Chamber of Commerce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-23

MAIN 5000 IL tfc busicss phone IN
tho city. according To W. H. DIN. Of
the Chamber OF commrrc- census
committees. More than 200 calls .
day tell u somc person missed In the
census.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Clare Farnsworth
have taken tho apartment OF Mrs.
l.. NJ. Church Mt Adrian Court. and
viii occupy II about February 1.
whom Mira Farnsworth and daughter
return from California.
Mr.. and MrA william Leonard
Eaton. who have been In California
on their wedding trip. returned TO
Seattle "Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs John c. Eden leave
Saturday for California 10 DO gone
about a month
Mr.. Harold loo leaves today for
California
Mr.. William Edris win leave to
morrow or sunday for New York 10
be gone about sis weeks
Mira William MeFan. the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Myers. win
l-av, tomorrow for her homo In
Portland.
Mrs rssna ~. Rates icft Yesterday
70 spend inc Wcrk cnu IN ssn'"'"H'
MrH NJ. u Downs YIN return the
ssrnt % the week from Bend. Oregon.
wher~ she has he~n Waiting her son
tnlsw and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Keyes Brooks
Mrs. I. C. scamon and Mr.. Charles
seamoo. Mrs. G~oeHs "A McCuiioch's
~.
the guests Of DIT. and Mrs. McCSit
Wednesday 20 their homo In Caah-
sn~rc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Garfield. Of
Jun~au. are visiting MrA OArfieid's
sister. Mrs T.. NJ. church- Mr.. Oar
field and Mrs. Church yin bsavs the
first sf February fov California
and Mr.. Garfield win return 10
juneau
Mr.. and Mrs samuel w. Fuertei
and Mrs. Louis y. crAgtn Ict Tues.
day for San Francisco. Mr.. ruer,al
has shipped his ear DOWN and they
win tour the soufhern part Of the
state for several we.kA
Mr.. r.. II. Holt left ThurvaAy for
Portland to b gone a fortnight
Mr.. Tcais Williams returned -
ssvtAy from Portland where he has
ts-n for tho past few days.
Mr.. ana Mrs. VI. r. Hcxabom hsv~
r~esnsfy removed frcm the Hotel
otis 70 tho Haimar Aparsmsnss. 100
Thirteenth av..a. north
Mr.. paul Moran has returned 20
vale, Oregon. after spending the
holidays with his father and mother.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Moran
Mrs I. n. Horton. VINO w~ns Far IN
November to attend sne wsodine ~
~ sop. Mr.. Russell Horton. 10 Mis-
Fycr~rrs wassic~, Of Buffalo. r~-
turned 20 Seattle last week. Mr.. and
MA Russell Horton have also ar.
rived In Seattle.
Mr.. James Hamilton De vsuve
has ron~ To California 10 to'n MIS-
ne veuv~ and daughser. Mary Cor.
neila. al the Hotel del Coronaao'
Mrs Frederick Miller ana psuy,
~ New York. arrived yesssrday TO
visit Mrrl MIler>s mother. Mrs. VIA
Crosby. At the san nAs"
Mlxs Katharine Crawford YIN b .
dinner rsic~t on board the ". 3. -
New York this evening presiding Tie
dancs given By The ofssosrs Of ne
sixth division In the knixho Of Cd
tumbus han In Bremerson-
Mrs. Robert NJ Burton win leave
tomorrow for Portland. 10 be gone .
week
Mrs. Louis sohcenfsid ana daush.
ter, Mrx Joseph Gardner. WIN leave
tomorrow 20 spend the remainder OF
the winter In California
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J. Donovan and
daughter, Miss Helen Donovan, OF
reiiingham. are guests mt tho Hotel
washington. Miss Donovan In on her
way east TO take n post graduate
course At Columbia university.
Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-23
Tolo Club to Gipe Dance

Tho Tolo club. womcn's honor soci-
ETY., viii ensartnin with dancing
party In the gymnasium ON the
campus tomorrow evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-23
BY REBECCA STEVENSON
Dance at Bremerton

Tho officers OF tho sixth division
win give another OF their popular
serica OF dances tonight In the
knights OF Columbus hall in Bremen
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-23
TELL THE POLICE

Harry Caholtz. inmate of the King
county hospital, who disappeared
from the institution early Thursday
morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-23

A woman's chance NJ marriage IL
greatest between the ages OF 20 and
rs years. when per cent Of the
take place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-23


60 themi Shout- | exclaimed.
II had taken us but few minutes
20 hasten thru our long erplana.
tiona Nevertheless. ! was appalled,
20 think that We had wasted much
valuable time. Suddenly I realized
that after the fall OF tho heavy wall
panel which spence and Archer had
battered down. not n single sound
had come from tho friends In tho
room high above un
"cail up tho rhaftr- I cried again.
bob whlstind---I knew wrii tho old
fraternity signal. But his brothers
did not r~turn the whistle. Only n
faint and silly echo earns back 20
our cara.
Then Rob cried. "apsnce' Arch~r'
Chvysr IN his far-carryinx voice. The
words Knocked us In a fsin, s,ag~
whisper. ''spencel Archer' chryr-'
Then silence ensu~d. an abominabie.
ominous silence. n made me cling
closer TO Bob's arm an we stood In
the darkness and listened.
'what has happened-op therer-'
I inquired In awe.
Bob didn't reply 10 that Instead.
he asked a question OF mo
The hamm~ring which went on
while you were screaming 10 stop
it--you said II Was tho pounding
which caus~d your little Dor Of a
cio~~t 10 slide down into my pit-'
ny inches-yee-Bob Then
rushed on brcathie.aly. a now hope
crowdinx my thoughts no fast that
my words were almost n tumble:
the c~ri-at was like n little Old
ELEVATOR settling down by fits and
starts Something about the pound.
ing seemed TO loosen small levers or
rsone~-of cpur.~. dant under
stand. bob. but maybe the wall has
little cogs. OF steps down the cor.
n~vsr'
-Mayns.- Roo admitted
ANY po@sfbiiisy-protAbffisy-you
could climb MP the wAii BY means of
shemvs
IF isav~ ycs--end make the at.
,smpt--you WI no2 be afruiA--down
h~r~-aIi aioneT'
"ru b. ssifs wfuh srfxht--Afmo~,
paraiyre-d.- I said. s'put what silss~r.
enc, does that make, 90 up---sry
NJ Theve's . rcps NJ thesc---f
described the one chrys and I had
kpcsted from the couch cgwer~-
you can pun me NJ with ~"
-ysers's the automatic. jane Hob
mssd. piAcfns the gun IN my hand.
-slf anyshfnw happsns % NET I
sbsuid sisp.-and NIB ia stopped.
He dIA not need 70 gfvs me fszrsA~v
directions.
~I undersesnA. dayflnx.. WIN.
p~sd.
IF fan. Jane dear. yuu vfn pcs
i.s yousu.if ssasv-r You win nss isvs
TO suffer- You win use the gun
whfie you have the strength 10 use
nv Promise fn~-'
~f--r-promise. Bob
kiss me- he eaid- And whcu ths
ling ceremony was concluded. with.
out another word. Boe puahsd hia
way up thru the broken roof Of the
cioset could hear his body
scrAping against the wall He va
iifting his weight up the vertical
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-23
IN CHARGE of Dance

Miss Bernctta Barbour and Miss
Hazel Alien with Mira w. II Dane
~ patrouess. will have charge OF tho
rewSxlAr tea dance ia the Red Cross
Tea Room tomorrow afternoon
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CLUBS FOR SATURDAY


Classic Culture club meets ~ gao
AZ the Federated club house. Mrs.
NJ. A. Waite win read paper ON
"Ths Rights Of Women In Mems
Occupations" Discussion win fob
low. All friends invited. Hostesses
are Mrs. l.. A. Gasaway and Mrs.
A. w. Linton
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fionoring Miss Pelly, the quest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard feliy, Mrs. A.
n, wethcriil entertained some OF the
honor guests Intimate friends infor~
maliy At tea AZ tho Sunset club Yes
eerday afternoon
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Dissmer Before
Junior Dance

Preceding the Bachelors Ball
cha rcccnd Junior club dance at
CAristcnsen's hall next Friday eve.
ming. a eroup OF the "hachelors- VIII
entertain with a dinner party at the
University clu1s-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-23
Bridge Litncheons at
University Club

Bridge luncheons are . feature OF
wcmen's University club program
for every Saturday IN January and
II is hoped that members VIII make
up tables for them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-23

Monday evening Mr.. and MrS
Gordon Mouncc entertained inform
oilv a a small dinner at their home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-23
Dinner

pP. and Mrs J. p. Sweeney WIN
entertain informally with = small
6ainner al their homo Sunday evcrtng.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-23

among the Jews will be held at the
Y. w. G. A. tomorrow from until
TAO. Cafeteria supper at Q o'clock.
Rev. ]. s. Flacks from Chicago will
speak. a cordial invitation IL extend
"a to all those who are Interested.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-23

In csmptimcnt to MI. ana MIS-.
Arthur ~ Potts. MIR. and MrS Cor.
Goa Mounce entertained with DIN
Mr. party at their home Sunday
evening.
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TO Honor Brides-to-Be

TO honor Miss DcrUthea WanA-
unnker, whose marriage to MT. Ray
U3dleman Will take plAre mnxt
nonsh. and MISS Dorothy Mycrs.
Whoes engagemcnt tD Ny. Hst
>Yh1uips was recently announcsd.
-. and Mrs. James A. Gibos eu4eB>
onineA with a dinner Of fourteen Gov.
- ae their homo Saturday evening
AfRnr the dinner there was music
ana dancing to round out the eve
ming.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-23

pSuutAe~t's day was Observed BY
~ WcEncns Century club ~ the
- ~ Prof. Ralph Lues On -EnSe-
I'm xurcpeyr followfng which tsa
49, uurved. with Mrs. Henry LAndrs
90 1Grs J. n. soper presiding over
-. ~ table.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-23

L/Union Franchise meets ut .
m. mt the Y. w. G. A. Subject. I'm
teresting Books"
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Dance

The Lake Washington Social ofub
win give an Informal dance Fl $500
jackson street this evening. DANE.
ing ct . O'clock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-23
Confessions OF Bride

Copyrighted 1919 Association
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Garfield. Of
Jun~su. are visiting MrA OArfietds
sister, Mrs. T.. NJ. church- Mr. Oar
fiSyd ana Mrs. Church yin lsavs the
first Of February fov California
and Mr.. Garfield win return TO
juneau
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-23
Seventh Annual Bah

The Lady Eagies gave their s~v-
enth annual ball Friday evening In
the Swedish club hall. About two
hundred guests were present The
rrand march was led by Mayor
Fftxxwzid-
A. ne regular monthly nesting
wednesday In Fore~scr~' hsn. the
following Officers for fs7e were tn
stalled By Mrs George Beauchamp'
Past president. Mrs Elizabeth
Brsn1s: president. MrA sonlege hob
ersson: vice president. Mrs. Anna
Boysr: recording secretary. Ma
Kate Charourx: financial s>crstary.
Mrs. Ella pooicy: treasurer. Mrr.
Louise Crawford Trustees. Mrs.
Asi~iin~ Berry. Mrs. Agnes stuart.
Mrs. Ray Carmichael, press agent.
Mrs. y l.. Ekiund.
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Mr.. ard Mrs Samuel W. Fuertea
and Mrs. Louis a. Crngtn Scn Tues
day for San Francisco. Mr.. Fuertal
has shipped HIS ear DOWN and they
win tour the soushcrn part OF the
state for several weekh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-23

Ihe altYnnA2 o. KAPPA KAPPA
G7nmrnn will entertain with . Args
Dr1dgu party vaientfnsfs day NJ ths
Nomsn's Univ~rssty c1nb.
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Mrs +. G Ernfnon And M. Chhffe0
scanoo. Mrs. George "A McCufioch's
mother and brother. who have been
the guests Of pr. and Mrs. McCut
ioch during the holidays. returned
"Wednesday 90 their homo In caah-
snerc.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-21
VALLEY FOLKS
At JACUMBA SPCS,
Scores from Ell Centre Spend
Day in MO,.ntnjas to Escape
Heat of VasLeyd Vauglsn Ad-
Uises Camping Equipment. @

There were more people at Jacumba
Hot Springs Sunday than at any other
time in past history. Among those
present from Ell Centro were: av
Mr. and Mrs. F. l.. McKune, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robt. Linnekin, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Gary, Judge and Mrs. Phil D. Swing,
ct Bone" Hodge and wife, c.. w. Col
Inns, Ray johnson and wife, Ray Myers
and wife, O. L. Davis and family, Dave
MatlOck. O. B. Tout and wife, l. A.
Thomas, Otto Ohmstede, James Crerar
Keys Mitchell, William Reid, Robert
Bowman, Lew Myers, Walter Collins,
AL Rabineau,' Richard Simon. Richard
Hopking, Mrs. M. D.. Davis, L. E.
Clark, Miss Mildred McGovney, Miss
Sue Hazel Baker, Miss Cheerful Apple,
Mr.. and Mrs: VIM. Clay Silver, Andy
Wise and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Sussex.
James Devore, Walt Devore, Oscar
Ferguson, and Miss Eva Chilwell.
B. l.. Vaughn, part owner and man.
ager of Jacumba stated that every sort
of room accommodation had been
spoken for three days in advance and
also advised all Valley people who
come up for the week-ends to either
make reservations ahead or bring
camping equipment. ..
Although the days are rather hot in
the mountains, as soon as the sun goes
down it gets very cool and the public
is advised to take plenty of covers
when Gaming out. ..
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-21
IN
REPORT ON OIL
IN THIS VALLEY
Not OUer Sdnguine at Valleys
Oil. Prospects: Much Definite
Information Is GiUen by u.
s. Government.

To meet insistent demands for in
formation concerning the advisability
of drilling for petroleum in the I'm
perial Valley statement is made pub
lie by the United States Geological
Survey, department Of the interior,
concerning the oil possibilities of the
region.
Only a few years ago Imperial VAL
ley, in Southern California, was bar
rem waste in the Colorado desert; now
it is a vast garden in which huge crops
of vegetables, grain, alfalfa, cotton
and other products are raised-all by
irrigation with water brought from
the Colorado river in canals. A large
part Of the lands north of the Mexi-
can border lies below sea level and
was at one time covered by the Gulf
of California, which then extended
northward beyond it's present head at
least as far as San Gorgonio Pass, in
Riverside county. During this time
the Salton Sea became filled with silt
and sand that was dumped into it by
the Colorado river and numerous small
streams. Silt and sand are building
up the delta of the river, which is
Continued on Page Two.}
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-21
REMOVE ELK FROM
DEL MONTE FOREST

DEL MONTE, Cal, June 21.-Per-
mission has been granted by the Unit
ed States government for. the removal
of herd of 40 elk from the Del
Monte forest. The animals made
themselves Objectionable to residents
at Monterey. Pacific Grove, and Pebble
Beach by their frequent, raids on
gardens. 's@eloa
Ten are to go to Yosemite valley
five to Washington, one to Big Basin
near, Santa Cruz, and the remainder
will be maintained in the national for.
ests near here.
Officers of the Monterey presidio
horsemen from Del Monte and cow,
boys from the back country, it is said
will join in the roundup. of the elk
State fish and game officials probably
will oversee the work so that the ami
mails will not be roughly treated.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-21
bAKHMETEFF
WILL VISIT
IMPERIAL
VALLEY
Russian Ambassador Plans
to Spend Day Here This
Week; Will Make Tour of
Inspection June "a.

Imperial Valley will on Thursday
June "a, act as host to Count Boris
Bakhmteff, Russian ambassador
to the United States, according to
announcement made this morning.
Count Bakhmeteff will probably be
taken on tour of the valley by the
Chamber of Commerce and the Imper.
ial Irrigation district, as he comes tc
the valley primarily to study the mar.
velous irrigation system here and the
success with which the water has beer
applied to the land.
His original itinerary would have
brought hsm in here about noon but
because oftthe closing of the San Diego
& Arizona railway, this has beer
changed and it is expected that Motif
cation Of the changed routing will be
received here within the next two days
Ambassador Bakhmeteff. has beer
ambassador to this country since the
Russian government became in 6
measure stable and has made a name
for himself for his diplomatic handling
Of affairs between the United States
and Russia.
Although the ambassador is travel.
ing over the country as professor" ant
not in his official position, neverthe-
less keen interest attaches to his visit
in the Imperial Valley.
He is modest and shuns rather than
seeks the light of publicity. =.