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The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1922-07-27
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We are glad to see Nate Green
hack to the good old soil after an
absence of about six months IN Mln-
nesota. Nate autoed back IN a ne"
Ford which has already been put TO
several good uses.
T. F. Just, v. Walters, G. Conroy,
HI. Saunders, J. Hagen and X. Barnes
made a business trip to Poplar last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Goossen an
nounce the arrival of a five pound
daughter, Selma Rose, born TUESDAY
july 18. Congratulations.
Mark B~lankenship finds it more
difficult to keep track of his horses
than the old engine as the latter coulo
always be found where 1T was leu
the day before.
Josephine Robin was a caller at
Green's Wednesday.
Several of the housewives are u S
ilv engaged in canning vegetables
this week which they are proud to
state were grown in their own gar
dens.
The many friends of Mrs. Cor. Bar
tel will be pleased to learn that she
is doing nicely after undergoing an
operation for appendicitis in Wolf
Point.
Irene DER spent a few days in u
city last week.
Mrs. F. Green, accompanied by the
Misses Marjorie jenkins and jose
phine Robin, motored to the Point
Friday.
Selmer and Norman Nelson OF
Scobey were in our berg one day last
week.
Fylken has decided that it pays to
remove all "hoppers'' from any oats
he feeds his saddle horse from now on
as no doubt that is the reason the
steed will not stand still long enough
for it's master to mount with a lew
groceries.
The dance held at Nels Lund's last
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1922-07-27

The game was real exciting to the
finish. It took some time for either
side to make a score. The Progress
sives won 6 to 8 in the final inning.
A return game will be played on the
Police Creek grounds Sunday, July
Both.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peterson of Wolf
Point autoed out to the Ahlberg place
Saturday.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1922-07-27
Careful Crossing Campaign

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The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1922-07-27

In this store you will find a complete assortment of the good
things for lunches and sandwich filings. Nothing better these
hot DAYS. Don't cook during the Stampede-eat our cold meats.
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The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1922-01-12
R1NGG0LD HIGH SCHOOL NEWS

The Ringgold high school IS very
sorry to give up our principal, Miss
Mary Minis for a few weeks, on &C,
count of an operation. But we are glad
that she is recovering 50 rapidly ana
can 50 be back with US. the KINDNESS
of Miss Annie Cook is appreciated by
everyone, for taking charge Of Miss
Mary's room and carrying out her plans
SO we'll
The interest Miss Cook has shown
for the girls basket ball teams mas
proved to be a great help, as she mas
helped to organize two teams VINO are
anxious to play match game.
The bows have very progressive
basket ball team and will be lnaeeo
clad to play any team in the parish
Miss IAssie Brewton has come tt
chr town to teach expression and voice
and we are glad to say she has large
class for each. As we are sure Uni
will be very beneficial to our town AM
school, we wish her much success
Miss Irma Shehee, our, first ass's!
ant has taken charge of the pllnclpa
shin Of the school during the absent
of the principal. She is carrying OF
tho school affairs with much success
~ Irene Collinsworth.
Eva Newman.
Nell Woodland.
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with the first Monday in January
February, May, June, November, and
- M nh ynor

with the first Monday in January
February, May, June, November, ana
December Of each year.
It is further ordered that the vaca'
ton of said Court be and they are
hereby fixed for the month Of July anu
August Of each year.
It is further ordered that the terms
of court as now fixed shall remain IN
full force and effect until this order
is spread upon the minutes and duly
promulgated and becomes in full force
and effect according to law.
! It is further ordered that this order
he spread upon the minutes of tn
court in the Parishes Of Bienville an(
Claiborne and that publication AM
advertisement of same be made TO
! thirty days in the official journal 0
each Parish and according to law
Thus done and signed officially
| open court on this the 23rd day
December, 1921.
J. f. REYNOLDS
q Judge Third Judicial District Court
It Louisiana.
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GIRsLAND HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

School was resumed on January q
with all the teachers and most OF the
No program was prepared for as
sembly last Tuesday morning so the
school did not assemble. Tuesday
January 10th the entire school witness
ed a very good program given by the
18th and 7th grades.
Miss Anne Johnston spent the past
weekend visiting Mr.. and Mrs. y. d.
Berry. Of Haynesville.
Some few resolutions and changes
were made for the New Year and most
Of the pupils are living up to them
so far. ~, n,,,,,,s
Last Friday morning Mr.. Phillips
made splendid talk to the pupils OF
the high school. Hereafter every FRI.
day morning the pupils will be gwen
A talk or story by one member Oh the
high school faculty.
The II. E. girls made and sold candy
last Friday at recess and every Fri
day they will sell some, until suhhclen
money has been made to pay Tor a ne"
machine which is being bought
Reporter.
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SHERIFF SALE.

Federal Land Bank Of New orleans
Va. Johnnie Goff.. No.--..., Tnira
Judicial District Court, state Oh
Louisiana, Parish Of Bienvllle.
Under and by virtue Of a Writ OF
seizure and Sale issued from
the above named Honorable
Court and to me direct
cd. have seized and will offer ior
sale 10 the last and highest bidder 1or
cash, with the benefit Of appralsemen''
At the principal front door Of the Court
house at Arcadia, Bienville PARISH ha''
within legal sale hours on
Saturday, Jan. l4th. 1917. :.
the following described property ~
wit: ~ r,rn - N
r. 8 w. -., so,,od
The above described property sene '.
| 4. belonging to the defendant JOHNNIE 0a,i
Goff. and will be sold to satisfy sai'
writ and all costs. 400,
VI. This the 7th day Of Dec. 1871. =,
in'' ''' ]. T. CURRIE, Sheriff
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AN ORDER

opnrR FIXING TERM OF COURT.
Filed, De. a 1921, W. j. Murphy,
Clerk of District Court, State OF
louisiana, arish ofp Bienvi1'e.
# is hereby ordered that the sessions
Of the term of the Third Judicial DIS
trict Court of Louisiana in ana lo'
Bienville Parish be and they are mere
by fixed as follows:
The term at which Grand 'u' N,
, shall be empaneled in and for bleh''.'e
Parish is hereby fixed for the weeks
heajnnins on the week of the Ih"u
Monday of March. and September Oh
Zach year, subject to the right OF the
district Judge to call special sessions
Of thp Grand Jury at any time accord
ing to law. ,,,u
Tho Criminal or Jury sessions shaS'
be begun and holden on the weeks be- e.:
rirnis with the Third Monday III
April and October Of each year anu un
tho civil or non-jury sessions Of the
Court shall be begun and holden on 'ne
weeks beginning with the Th|ra Mo''
49,. IN January February, May, June
November and December Of each year
II is hereby ordered that the ses
s;oos Of the terms Of Court in ana 1o'
c,airhorne Parish be and they ar
hereby fixed as follows: ,.,.
The time at which Grand juror
/ shall, be empaneled in and for Clair
horne Parish, La, is hereby fixed 10
!. tho weeks beginning on the week 0
the first Monday Of March, and sep
ember Of each year, subject to the rlel
Of the District Judge to call spec'a
sessions Of the Grand Jury at any lln'
according to law.
The criminal or Jury term OF sess'o
shall, be held in and for Clairborn
IS Parish, La, during the week beginnll
10 10 with the first Monday in April an
- - October Of each year, and the civil al
non.jury terms on the week beglnnl1
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1922-01-12

Put the mushrooms in a jar or Do"l'
sprinkle with salt, let stand 1or
two days, squeeze out the salt, aod
spices and vinegar and cook until lhe
mushrooms make thick, Well'sea'
soned catsup. Bottle and SEAL Thls
will keep for years.
A two or three-pound cofree can
makes a Ane receptacle for holding
lettuce, parsley Or other green's Even
wilted lettuce may be revived by
washing and placing in a covered
can In the ice chest Parsley kept IN
q glass jar will keep sor two weeks
Take out, wash and return to the jar
once or twice. Any small fruit keeps
better If spread out on platter VI
plate; If heaped in dish the per-
ries are crushed and soon spoil. !,
In cooking any Of the succulent
green vegetables, salt should not De
! added until they are ready u oe ee"
soned. Peas, If lacking sweetness may
he supplied with teaspoonful OF
sugar. to remedy this lack, much I'LL
proving the flavor.
Mexican Scrambled Egss.-Put
dozen green peppers into the oven u
roast until the skins may De easily
removed; peel and chop removing TN
seeds and veins then boil until ten
der in a very little boiling water
Season well with butter. :,
: Beat six eggs, add salt and IN
!, peppers, stir for a moment IN nc
! butter and serve hot.
A tablespoonful Of butter makes
E butter ball or pat of good size.
e popov,rs may be used as snel
$ for fruit or creams, and are mue
j. more digsstible than rich pastry
;; Lardoons for Harding should be G.
= = from tho pork next the rind. I'M
y are easier threaded and Do not orea
: Mustard seed and nuts are 60
lie a.yor for q change in chicken sa'ae
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GsrlERIFF SALE.

20 vs.. W. e. MyerA NO.
ard judicial District Court se!
II Louisiana, Parish o. blen'
la By virtue Of Z Writ o.
Issued from the above !, nam'
n Court and to me direct &C.
= seized and win oner 1 1or
! last and highest bidder .Ot
the benefit 81 appraiseem e .
incipal front door q IN, tne
at Arcadia, Bienville- :. ~
Within legal sale hours on
~, January slst, ISL !.
lIng described property y
- 1t the NE corner o. i, y
ii Of the town Of Arc g y,
- South 90 It. thence Yves We :,
- North 80 It. thence Ias'
: point Of beginning. ..,,.,
ve described property s Sc :
s{ns to the defendant y. ~. \
~ .,,,s ~ Gold IN satisfy SAT-
lIxecution and all costS 100,
18th day q December, ' ~
j. 3. CURRIE Sheriff.
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LOST

One bay horse mule, trim made
weighs $50 or 900 pounds, and is about
7 years old. Will pay for any informa-
ton leading to her recovery. Was last
seen near Hope, La. Any one having
information of whereabouts will please
communicate with me at Sparta, La.
s. NJ. POLAND, Sparta, La
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elBsLAND NEWS

I. Kidd carried Roy a Knooes
sebumpert sanitarium SUNDAY @sy
sunendicitis operation. Ine
~. "a successful and ne IS oo-
7sritt, Of Magnolia, was a g gu his
Il DAYS in the homes OF :. MS a,s
-. Edwin and Charles hei'
4. Row will resume .; n,a
,a 4 shortly, representing
Chemical Co, Of Mempnl''
,l.thevs Is spending awhile y ~
& her daughter, Mrs. T. H.
80 Roland, Of Shreveport port
yseest Of Miss Elvie HafV'li'
Cning. a. n G,
~ 81 had the pleasure Of q W, vls.
Us daughters, Mrs: Edna nal, hor J,
Slrsreport, and Mrs. Felts, % .,
ri sisters, Mesdames Cole an M,
asilss, Mrs. Madden is ye'
S'nsr bed but is slowly I'M
M. Mcneil, Of Taylor, !. cam 7,
= - their mother, Mrs. N. '
i very III at the nome Q
-. Mrs.. Elmer Minchew;; !,
fcxns spent Sunday WI
near Bryceland. =.
iah1ford WAS I business w
~ ID Monday.
Hun had to resign her pos =
Tioea high school on =
- health. re doctors . y
nplete rest and she Is no 70
nm. Mrs. NJ. s. Norris. -
~ Of her vacation time nel
nv friends who wish her
coyery. 80
"a jonston spent the !, wee
An sister in Haynesvillea., =,
ilian Grigg, Of Liberty III
II In the home Of Rev. u
tn Sunday. :. n.
"A Henry Woodard, OF -
business visitor on Monday'
ION arrived In the home
IN. Chas. Merritt Saturd'
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10131R71a5, 3T1N UGn
T. Brown Jr Telephone No. "a
+. Brown 'r {: +: : f: ): =: Telephone No. 81

Saturday night with substantial evil
dence that their time was we'll spent as
far as game was concerned. The splen-
did venison, fish, ETC., which they |
brought back and divided with their
neighb0rs was evidence Of their Sue
cess. Hope they'll 80 again!
The many Interested friends Of Miss
Mia Aud are delighted to know that |
she is 50 far recovered from her serious |
attack of appendicitis and operation
that she is expected home the later
part of the week from Shreveport
where she has been for the past two
weeks. Her mother has been with her
all the time and will accompany her
home.
statesmen WANTED to solicit
orders for lubricating oils, greases and
paints Salary or Commission. Ad-
dress THE HARVEY OIL co, Cleve-
land, Ohio. (1t-pd)
Dr. and Mrs. E. O. Edgerton, of
Crichton, have many friends in Ar
cadia who extend sincere cOngratula-
| lions on the arrival in their home OF
a little son, who was born on Wednes-
day, January 18th, and will be called
Frederick Reginald in honor OF his late
maternal grandfather, Mr.. Reginald,
Of Memphis, Tenn. Mrs. Edgerton's
friends also deeply sympathize with her
in the loss of her beloved father who
passed away on January Bird, at his
home in Memphis.
The Baptist W. NJ. s. were entertain
ed in the home Of Mrs. Ida Williamson
: last Thursday afternoon. The new
president conducted a devotional ant
business meeting. Also an interesting
program on Missions was rendered
}. Mrs. J. N. Jones told very entertain
ing story of Japan in mission worh
r The society was glad to extend a we
e come to new member, Mrs. G. ?. Hal
/ ris0n. The hostess assisted by Mis-
d Jewel Williamson, served deliciou
p chicken salad, crackers, not coffe
Music by Miss Casciel Williamson wa
enjoyed.
N The Methodist W. M. s. met on Mo-
to day in the home Of the president, Mr.
e. B. 4. Ferguson. The meeting WI
~ opened with song, More ADO
Jesus" Devotional exercises we
i. conducted by Mrs. Ferguson, and Il
y. =. 29rd Psalm was used for the scriptu
~ lesson. The thought Of prayer W
W. y, brought out in a very impressive q
cussiOn after which prayer by Mrs.
. T. Taylor concluded the devotion
a, a. service. A Bible lesson on the life
Ae Abraham was interestingly taught
Mrs. Ferguson. A number of sub1e'
oh were discussed and plans were ma
on for the year Prayer by the preside
oh closed the meeting.
ose PURE JERSEY MLK-WE hi
' ov. arranged to handle daily-Pure Jer
milk from the Registered Herd Of
Joe Andrews.
ing ARCADIA GROCERY
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ss(,,oId I'm the Head

IA an acute attack of Nasal Catarrh
Those subject to frequent "eolds In the
head" will find that the use of HALLS
CATARRH MEDICINE will build up the
system. cleanse the Blood and render
them less liable to colds. Repeated at
tacks Of Acute Catarrh may lead to
Chronic Catarrh. =
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE Is
taken internally and acts through tho
BLOOD on the Mucous Surfaces Of the Sys.
tenn thus reducing the Inflammation and
restoring normal conditions.
All Druggists. Circulars free.
+. ]. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
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:1xI4Ft aH7t
81 CABNE I IL

All men whom mighty genius mas
raised to a proud eminence in the
world have usually some little weak
ness which appears more conspicuous
from the contrast it presents to
their general Observation-Disclosures.
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may be dried and uSeu
for havoring sauces ana
soups during the winter.
If an abundance is found,
prepare a few bottles Of
mushroom catsup; these
will make most accept
able gifts to the f{tend
who enjoys the flavor
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1922-01-12
ESTRAY SALE.

Taken up at my home in Arcadia
one black male Poland China pig,
weight about 125 pounds, white feet
Owner is hereby notified to come for
ward and pay keepers cost and cost
Of this notice or the same will be SOLO
10 last and highest bidder according Il
law on ,.
Saturday, January Ia, l92l,
during legal sale hours at my nome
This 18th day of December. IVA.
J. r. BUTLER,
Arcadia, La.
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81, 80, Under Nail.

s.,metImes q splinter gets uno DER IN. ~.
.,.sr uail % solldly that It is dimeu..
!. -: -. ant. ia cold water bandase
!. 1 =, around the top Of the finger
ssd tspt vet and cold II w! y I'M .ns
~ 49,. -. the splinter and minimize me
assesr Of fester'ns'
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Nu.. M44.~tlQ
convicts Himself.

convicts Himself.
Ind Tunkins says a man VINO |"
afraid Of ridicule is like the man VINO
10 afraid of being arrested. He must
know he has done something to de'
serve It.
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...,, Louis Tooke returned
'.,sport on Saturday |,
pestrice and Ora Hays Wis
I,tor recently.
s.lnlm Currie visited Cou-
Z weekend |
y /. Atkins has been in
mis- week visiting her par
sad Mrs. J. M, Agurs'
80 Webb, of Monroe, Is the
i ~ n mother, Mrs. s. L. Hous-
> Wagner and daughter,
returned iioln' A'' ~
this week.
Z. Lewis, who teaches in the
high school was a guest re,
her aunt, Mrs. ]. ?, Harrell
Harrell
4 I. Houston has enjoyed a
week from her sisters,
Turner, Of Ashdown, Ark,
lnson, Of Ruston.
I'm Conger who has been the
IA parents, Mr.. and Mrs. $.
during the holidays, return
|sicago last Saturday
ra,ner. Of Fort Collins, Colo,
she guest for some time Of his
Ms. Burton and Dr. BURTON
,,pturn home this week.
JERSEY MILK-We have
a % handle daily-Pure Jersey
a the Registered Herd OF MI
nltews ,,.,u oo
hody is SO delighted that dea'
rlah Catherine Travis Is abl'
= again after her serious Ill Il
~ Is such an adorable chill
~ interest is felt in her re
Mrs. s. A. Conger entertain
s.Nehtful informal dinner 0
~ evening in compliment t
,Dr. Beeson Conger, VINO r ,
q Saturday to Chicago on'
~ we're present.
i Mrs. Wilt Barrow and N
wow, Of Homer, were CUES
j. 7. Taylor and family :
: nrs. Barrow will be remel
= Mrs Inez Baker, who was
,fudsnt and teacher in the
N. Barrow came over to ta'
d1grees in Masonry.
~ Chapter, No. 46, Royal Ar
v lad q protracted session
=. and conferred the Royal =, AT
on three candidates. Tho
sutof.town were the two Mess
"a and Todd, Of Homer and 81
om Athens.
IN Who went on the hunt
4 4 Teusas bottoms returned
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amy Isnsys II

4 lammy knsw y
Ilnny,s cid 4 fond nome =.
: ssu. 4 didn't know 2.
"a you ~ Other oay, !.
~ Sammy,
s ~ e. &
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HOUSEHOLD HINTS.

Mushrooms may be found in pas
tures and woods until the frost Kills
Thorn MANY. varieties
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GIVE The CHILDREN PLENTY Of MILK and
WATCH then GROW

-, ,sov ,roof have we How much milk should children
Mha Sse a :oof growing ma, have?
tnat hs and girls? Every child must have at least
'eI" IN Food The majority ono mint of milk day to supply
Y @ at for the first material good bones ana
months If their lives yet they teeth =, , ~
i've vi ~ navne kicking least one quart Of milk DAY oe
40 thel WIN ~ cause it is 50 easily built up IN
What does milk supply? 10 oou! uu 70, d,,ts,
II supplies building material What us value oi "'o''
Gov t homes teeth and muscles II is an excellent food Tor
~ ls the heart beating adults might take the place
larly it strengthens the nerves Of some meat ~ a,
d ovov other part the body least cup milk per ad
t. hoe growing force which ner day should be used in the
mtes weak bodies grow into food or taken beverage
nono ones The food value Of the milk IS
Would any other food do as wel the same whe'el M hev
No other food could be used IN zen in cooked loou " " "
its place go elase ., ,o ~ .o6ee
No other food contains as What is the 1000 value u '
many Of the various growing MA tea? .
teria]s needed by children Coffee and have no 1000
No other food supplies enougll value &%
huidng material for bones ana A.. .ho, horrfulp
taeh Good bones and teeth need U harmful for growing
lime for Dudng ~ children because they dull the ap
Children need variety Oh .: 90 hot tho children feel
growing materials and they must p hro al the necessary
oil he supplied if child IS sa.s ; ooa has been sup
70 bo a strong healthy man or s, ,,s
-
REGISTERED JERSEY nlLh IAN D1 :. "'eD "
ARCADIA GROCERY CO., at all times
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prpoRT FURNISHED TO THE EXAMINER VI SA'AA ''
~ BY THE
The Commercial Bank
oF ARCADIA. LOUISIANA
At THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS, DEL o'''' ''"'

us nt,n+, T s. ANDREWS Vce-pres; !" Il. o ~ ,isr
b. H. fr" u1cuTNWER Asst Cashier L. s cASNEA ASS ''
Imperial Valley press., 1922-01-21
REFERENDUM VOTE
ON SKIRTS
United Irscss Leased Wire

COUNCIL BLUFFS, Ia, Jan. 21.-
Council Bluffs women are going to
regulate the length of their skirts by
referendum vote, if Mayor Louis
Zurmahlen has his way.
Following many complaints of alb
breviated skirts, the mayor today
recommended to the city council that
an ordinance be drafted and put to a
referendum, at which all males Of the
species would be barred.
The mayor has received many let
ters asking that skirts be restricted
to not higher than one foot from the
ground. Il like them short myself"
said Zurmuhlen, "but want the girls
to say what they want"
Imperial Valley press., 1922-01-21
THE LITTLE FORDSON
BRINGS BIG TRAIN
TO Ell CENTRIC
Hooks Onto Wagons at Imperial
and HduIs Edgar Bros. Head
quarters to This City.

Four wagons laden with tractor
parts, tools and implements weighing
$4,000 pounds, propelled by husky
little Fordson tractor weighing, with
loaded wheels 1876 pounds, caused
quite stir yesterday afternoon.
The caravan was the first load of
parts and supplies from Edgar Broth
ers Imperial branch which is being
consolidated with the Ell Centro office
at 734 Main street, which will be one
of the largest and best equipped auto
mobile and tractor houses in the
valley.
The trip from Imperial was made in
two hours over the rough roads with
out the Fordson wavering for an in
stant with it's burden. The first wagon
in the train was laden with Edgar
Bros. Special Imperial Valley Oil,
wagon number two carried Ford and
Fordson parts, number three was
loaded with Fordson tools and imple-
ments and the last of the train car
ried truck bodies.
1t will require several such trains
to move the Imperial stock of parts
and supplies to the Ell Centre office.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-01-21
Acquitted Of Mnlder
United Pres, Leased Wire

SAN DIEGO, Jan. 21.-Mrs. Ruby
-. Conley, prospective mother, who
shot and killed Walter j. Conley, her
husband, here the night of October
IL, is today free of the charge of
murder. She pleaded self defense and
emotional insanity, caused by her con-
dition. The jury was out four hours
and returned verdict of not guilty.
The shooting occurred in the Con-
ley garage, where Conley had been
awakened from a drunken stupor by
deputy sheriff. A few minutes be-
fore he had pounded on the door and
yelled, "call the undertaken; I've come
to kill you all,' it was testified.
Conley was soldier guard in the
office of former secretary of state
Robert Lansing in Washington during
the war. Mrs. Conley was a steno-
grapher in the food administration Of
fices.