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Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1923-07-14

Miss Edith Bennett left few days
ago for Berkeley, California, where
she will attend the University of
California this summer.
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NOTICE

After July 18th I will close my
millinery shop until Sept. LIST. when l
will reopen with complete new stock
of fall and winter millinery.
MRS. MARY HARRIS.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1923-07-14

Miss Marie Gjertsen left Monday
of this week for Seattle, where she
will remain for some time. She re-
Gently returned from Minneapolis,
where she spent the winter.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1923-07-14

where she will attend the University
of California for the next year, when
she will be given her degree.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1923-07-14

concrete. The baby was suffering
from stomach trouble and the rough
treatment didn't seem to have any i'll
effect.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1923-07-14

One of the brothers of w. B.
Brown has been seriously i'll in the
hospital at Evansville, Ind, but at
last reports he was improving.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1923-07-14

DR.. Evans returned Tuesday from
San Francisco, where he went to at
tend meeting of the National Med
ical Association.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1923-07-14

Miss Anna Miller left Saturday
evening for Burley where she will
visit with friends for two or three
weeks.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1923-07-14

Tom baltimore and family of Boise
spent the Fourth with the formers
mother, Mrs. Ella Latimore, and fam
lily.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1923-07-14

Frank Walker of Richfield, Cali
fornia, is spending the summer with
his brother, Charles Walker, at his
ranch on Canyon creek.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1923-07-14
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Joseph A Swenson and Clara E.
Shoemaker.
Joe Yadon and Lucille Hudgens.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1923-07-14

The mother and sister of Mrs.
Lynn Brooks arrived this week from
Russia and expect to make their
home here with Mrs. Brooks, who re-
sides on a ranch on Canyon creek.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1923-07-14

S. S. Eckstein and family motored
to Boise Sunday and took in the
sights.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1923-07-14

J. C. Williams of Boise, general
manager of the Home Lumber Co.,
accompanied by his wife and three
daughters, and Mr.. and Mrs. R. L.
Williams, also of Boise were Fourth
of July guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A.
Whitaker.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1923-07-14

Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Mayer Of
Knoxville, Tenn, are making Mr.
and Mrs. Clay Groefsema a two
weeks visit. The latter is sister of
Mrs. Groefsema, and the two families
have been enjoying the visit. Mr.
and Mrs. Mayer will go from here to
the coast and will take in Washing
ton, oregon, California and other
states before returning to their home.
Mrs. Mayer will be remembered
by many people of Mountain Home
and Grand View as Miss Helen Chat
tin.
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Frank Brown this week sold his
lunch counter to Tom Grayson who
will continue to serve short orders
and lunches at the same old stand.
The fine silver mounted saddle
which was on exhibition in the win
dow of the Leather Shop for several
days before the Fourth was ratified
off at the race track on the 5th and
was won by w. C. DeForest. This
was one of the finest saddles ever ex-
hibited in this section and was
second prize saddle given at the
Pendleton Roundup of few years
ago.
Ruth Stanfield is the proud pos
SCISSOR of new Oldsmobile roadster
which she purchased this week from
the oregon Trail Garage.
Rev. N. F. Smith of the Baptist
Church accompanied by his family
left last Friday by auto for Port
land where they win recuperate for
a month.
Charles Probasco underwent a
MINOR operation at st. Alphonso's
hospital in Boise Wednesday morn
ing and at the last report was doing
nicely.
Tom Grayeon is enjoying a week
at Magic Dam in search of the FAM
Dus large trout. Here's hoping he
captures the limit and then sonnet
Miss Minnie Rohrer was the week
md visitor of Maxine Faraday at
last week.
Miss Maxine Faraday of Hammett I
S the guest of Miss Minnie Rehrer
his week S
Miss Ruth Miller. daughter of Mr.. I
nd Mrs. ]. w. Miller, left about ten q
avs ago for lbs AnPalaS California 4
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1923-07-14

Mr.. K. K. McHenry spent the ear
ly part of the week in the city visit
ing with old time friends Mr. Nc
Henry moved from Mountain Home
to Boise about three years ago and
is now employed by the Mode De-
partment store.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1923-07-14

J. H. Davis, representing the Car
penter Paper Co., of Salt Lake City,
was in the city Wednesday on bust
ness. Mr.. Davis has taken over part
of the territory formerly covered by
Ben Whitley, and his headquarters
are in Boise. The Carpenters are
recognizing their territory assign
ments in the Idaho distict, and from
what we can see of Mr.. Davis we be-
lieye that we will enjoy his monthly
visits.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1923-07-14

Miss Ruth Miller. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. ]. w. Miller, left about ten
days ago for Los Angeles, California,
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1923-07-14

Mrs. Billy Wilson and Mrs. ]. S.
Black motored to Boise Wednesday
for few days visit with friends.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1923-07-14

Carl FELTON, of Boise has been visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. s. S. Eckstein this
week.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1923-07-14

Miss Maxine Faraday of Hammett
is the guest of Miss Minnie Rehrer
this week.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1923-07-14

Frank Brown this week sold his
lunch counter to Tom Grayson VINO
will continue to serve short orders
and lunches at the same old stand.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1923-07-14

FOR SALE-L. c. Smith typewriter,
in fine condition. See Miss Esther
Longfellow 40t1
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1923-07-14

Miss Minnie Rohrer was the week
end visitor of Maxine Faraday at
Hammett last week.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1923-07-14

Outitters for Men and Boys
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1923-07-14
FOX SALE

FUh OALE
FOR SALE-Dining table, cupboard,
chairs, fruit jars. d. T. Rogers.
*4Ot1
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1923-07-14

FOR SALE II Immediately. House
hold furnishings. Prices reason
able. A. B. Cooper
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Tom Grayson is enjoying a week
at Magic Dam in search of the FAM
Gus large trout. Here's hoping he
captures the limit and then sonnet
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1923-07-14

Ruth Stanfield is the proud pos
SCISSOR of new Oldsmobile roadster
which she purchased this week from
the Oregon Trail Garage.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-23
JAVORINA PRED MEZINA,
RODNfM SOUDEM.

Haag, 21. rfjna. - Mezi-
narodni soud ,sejde Sc IL. IL
stopadu ku zvlastnimu zaseda
nj. aby ma zadost rady Svazu
narodu pronesl sve dobrozda.
nj v ceskopolskem sporu 0 ia
vorinu.
Sporem 0 Javorinu zamest-
navala sc pnvodn9 velvyslane
,cka rada v Paizi, ktera vec
.tu odkazala konecnS rade
Svazu narodd; jez ale memo
hla We v9ci t6 take dospeti k
zadnemu vysledku a proto po
zadan byl mezinarodni soud,
aby We sporne teto zalezitosti
iez zpisobila mnoho hluku v
Polsku v Ceskoslovensku, W.
nesl konecne rozhodnuti.
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VOJENSKA VZPOURA v kECKU.
1000 MUZU We VENKOVSKYCH PO-
SADKACH v ODBOU
POZADUJf RESICNACI REVOLUCNl VLADY A
KONANf NESTRANNYCH VOLEB.

Atheny, 22. rijna. Vojenska
vzpoura propukla v nekolika
venkovskych posadkach. .Vzbou
renci, citajici asi 1000 muzu,
pod vedenim royalistickeho ge
nerala Metaxase, pozaduji re-
signaci revolucni vlady, tax a.
by zajisteno bylo konani me-
strannych voleb.
Vlada, pod vedenim pluk.
Gontazase, podnika kroky ma
potlaceni vzpoury a pravi, ze
ma situaci dobre pod kontro-
lou. Mezi vyzbroji vzbouren-
CD jest sest del.
Pluk. Plastiras, skutecna
hlava recke vlady oznamuje,
ze vojensky zakon bude opet
ne zaveden, do jake mfry, bu
de zistaveno dobrozdanf vo-
jenskych dradi v rdznych ca
stech zeme. Ornament toto
Jest obsa3enorv povol&ni ksay.
name Peloponnesu, v nemz
odsuzuje Sc reakcionarske hnu
II dvou generali a n6kolika
jinych distojnikd, kteri pod
nitili pritomnou vzpouru.
Dale Sc tam pravi, re revo-
lucni vlada podnikne vsechny
nutne kroky k zachovani po-
radku.
Londyn, 22. rijna. Protire-
voluce, jez vypukla v Recku,
jest royalistickeho razu. die
sporych depesi. obdrzenych
zde z Athen, kde prisna GEN.
sura byla ulozena. Hnuti jest
vedeno generally nepratelsky-
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WORM PROHIBICNI
UREDNfCI.
Nell hlidati lihoviny = ma
mist9 toho kradli je.

Doylestown, Pa, %. rijna.
Osm prohibicnich zrizenci
Spojenych StatG, kteri byli po
vefeni provedenim mereni oh
sahu sudn lihovinami v Gene
$2,5OO,00O We skladistich jed
ne vinopalny v Eddington,
nedaleko odtud, bylo zatceno
stAtni policii a obvineni
nezakoniteho Prevalent liho-
win. iez m6ly slouziti "a ma
poi. Byli zatceni zrovna kdyz
chteli odejeti do svych domo-
WI We Filadelfii a kazdy dan
pod $500 z&ruky az do w.
slechu.
Kap. Nevin Sees, Glen "leta-
CT skadrony" guv. Pinchota.
jejiz dkolem jest provadeti
prohibicni zakon, pravi, re
kazdy den 20 diva tydny skry-
val Sc v iedn6 komirce We skla
disti a videl. lax federalni L.
rednici odnaseli velke mnoz-
stvf whisky.
Nacali pry sudv. natocili 81
whisku do lahvf. jez pax u
do cestovnfch tlumo-
kn, kter6 81 wall. kdyz vecer
domn odjfzd9li. Sees nemdze
ffci, jak velk& mnozstvf whis-
ky bylol odneseno.
ZatGenf muM jsou; William
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zADAJf ODVOLANf GEN.
WOODA.

Manila 21. rijna. - Fill
pinska legislature, po neibour
livejsim zasedani We sve histo-
rii, dnes prijala Sergi Osme-
ma resoluci. pozadujici odvola
nj generala Wooda. Manuel
Quezon, president senatu
Manuel Roxas. jako jeho mluv
ci dostali instrukce. aby kopie
resoluce. byla zaslana presi-
dentu Spoj. Statd a kongre-
su. :.
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: KRVAvA POLlTICKA
vYTRzNOST.

Mesto Mexiko, %. nina.
Pet osob jest mrtvych a asi
dvacet bylo poraneno pri ne:
kolikerem stfetnutf Sc polite
kych frakci zde. Situace jest
velmi napiata a panujf obayy
pred dalsfmi vytrznostmi. X
osudne stfelb3 doslo. kdyz
stoupenci Gen. P. Callese a
Adolfo de La Huerty, kandi-
d&td presidentskeho dfadu, u
spofadali tsoucasn9 prdvody. z
poc&tku dcastnici tEchto !: ma
1sebe pokfikovali a konecn9 ho
tov& bitva &c rozpoutala.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-23

mi republikanskemu rezimu.
Doslo jiz k boji, ale pokud
znamo, byla to pouze mensf
sarvatka a jedna depese Sc
zminuje "zmizeni" Meta
xase a direktorn jeho casopi-
su, coz mdze znamenati, ze
uprchl a re cele hnuti bylo
hned zarodku potlaceno.
Depese Central News z A.
ten oznamuje, re vzpoura by
la potlacena a ze kid psnu-
je Athenach, Macedopfi a
Chalcisu. Vavemtson a Gou-
das, hlavni Metaxasosi- stou-
penci, byli pry zskeeni a3en.
Pangalos, dfivs5si vrchnf veli-
tel armaJy. byl ustanoven vo-
jenskinrs ,gYusrnerem Athen.
D tdhvh nynena drive z
fecke telefAsoraJ mesta ozna-
mifa, zadkroky valecneho LODI
'stva. hnitkt 9 Dimoulis. pro-
hlasil lvuci plnk. .Plastir5sovi,
hlave revolucniho hnuti, jez
vedlo k vyhost6ni krale Kon-
Stamina, re ddstojnici i muz-
stvo We valecnem lod'stvu zG-
stanou verni revolucnimu re-
zimu.
Cd te DOLBY, co Gonatasova
vlada rozhodla Sc konati vol
by. prod6lavala move obtize
a kabinetnf krise stale hrozila.
Pravi Sc. ze vlada popudila
proti sobe zivly, jez byly VIA
INV vGci revoluci. zavedenim
prisne censury, cehoz vyuzit-
kovali royaliste vibec zivly
zpateenicke.
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sEBEvRAzDAi' MILENCo.

Chicago. %. ffjna. Policie
zdejsi snazf Sc vypatrati po-
hnutky, jez vrhiy v naruc do.
brovolne smrti Bernice Hal
vorsenovou, 17-letou a Arthu-
ra Thorna. 23-leteho, jejiho
milence. Sevfeni We vzajem-
mem objetf, bylis nalezeni mr.
tvi vcera v obydlf jedne div
tinych tet a otevfenv kohou-
TEX plynovy pfesvedcil policii,
ze sc aumluvili ma spolecne Sc.
bevrazd6. Thorn a slecna
Halversenova NELL byti odda-
nitve ctvrtek, die sd6lenf tety
nest astn&ho d9vEete.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-23

VYSLEDKY MASARYKOVY
CESTY.
UjednSna dohoda mezi Fran
eli a Ceskoslovenskem a IL
skkna pIjSka ESQ milionI
frankI.

Pariz, 81. rijna. Vcerejsek
stravil ceskoslovensky presi.
dent Masaryk v Chalonu, ia.
ko host ma manevrech fran.
couzske armady a po jich
skoncenf mel poradu sc
zahranicnim ministrem Bene.
Sem, jenz v uplynulych dvou
dnech mel nekolik rozmluv s
ministerskym predsedou Poin
careem, jakoz i s dalsimi Gle
ny francouzskeho kabinetu,
-Ackoliv clenove presidentovy
druziny odepreli jakekoliv in.
formace ohledne' vyjednavani
zjevne bylo priznano, ze v pc
radach o povsechne evropske
situaci byl dan zaklad k do
hode Francie s Ceskosloven.
skem, jez bude pax dale roz-
vedena v dalsich schIzkach
francouzskeho predsedy mini
sterstva Sc zahranicnim mini.
strem Benesem.
Dale pax bylo rozhodnuto
poskytnouti Ceskoslovensku \
Edtsposici podil jxces ! M
Hardy 200 miliond frankd
ktera byla odhlasovana fran.
couzskym parlamentem k do
bru Male dohody.
Ceskoslovensko obdrzf $50
milioni franki k nakupdm We
Francii v dobe pristiho roku.
Taz suma je urcena pro Ru-
munsko a ma Jihoslavii pripa-
da 800 a ma Polsko 400 mill
oni franku.
+ President Masaryk, zrejme
potesen vysledkem sve oficiel-
nj navst6vy po skonceni wee
rejsiho dne, usmevem ma
tvari, vstupoval do soukrome-
no vozu zeleznicniho, aby Sc
odebral ma zaslouzeny odpo-
cinek. Dnes rano odjizdi do
Brusselu, kde bude miti KRAFT
81 rozmluvy s ministerskym
pfedsedou Theunisem, zahrani
cnim ministrem Jaspaem a kra
lem Albertem.
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CELIA RODINA ZAHYNULA.

Ashtabula,, O., %. rfjna.
Zastaveni Sc motoru v jeho
automobile bvlo pricinou ne
stesti, jez zahubilo celou ro-
dinu Emilia Ahy, 34-leteho,
kdyz nakladni rychlovlak vra
zil do jeho automobile vcera
pozde vecer. Pi. Ahova, 28-le
ia jeff 5-lety hosik byli ma
mfst9 zabiti, kdezto Aho sko-
nal "a hodinu po nest6stf. DIE
sdeleni hlfdace krizovatky, ma
nfz sc nest9stf udalo, automo-
bill sc zastavil zrovna kdyz do
jel doprostfed trait.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-23

Nv panu vudcove pritomn6ho hnutf On pfee Rynsky stat
uvntf fise, oni jsou pro Rynsky stat mimo ri
Nicmene vsak pres nezdary utrpen6 Mohuc Koben-
lei lhostenos Koln& Poruff, separatsdn Sc podario
zmocni konroly dzemf okkupova1eho RAlgt9nx Faro
Sseobecns " 1T bt1f zafo<
Zen bez Kolfna Koblence velkou obzf bez Mohuee.
Zda tao mesta zsanou stranou cele hnu jest zraceno
Mohuc, o. rjna - vlady fisska pruska pozvaly pry
vldce rznych pornskych separatistickych san poade
vladni budove Kon6 mad Ryne kde by rokovalo
panech ma zzenf porynskeho stA uvnf nemecke rise
Berline pfevada pTesvedcen ze akov stat must by
hasen okamzte mali zamezif sen separatistickeho
hnuti.
BAvORsKO DALE VZDORUJE BERIfNU.
Berlin, o. Tijna - Dr. Won Kahr voensky diktator a
Won Lossow, vrchn vete bavorske fisske obrany
jsou upne pany stuace Bavorsku nemecka vada pf
tomnou dobu zatacena byla bavorskm povalci obranu
poukaza ze Bavorsko dopuslo pfesoupeni 49, cankn
republkanske dstavy
pfesvedcenf, re koncich dosp9e k dorozumeni
bavorskou vladou bez vazneo konfku kancer Strese
jeho kabinet uvazova stuac Porun, Porynsku
Sasku jez hrozf daleko horsm kompkacem nez prtomn
roztrzka mnichovskou vladou.
Jak Sasku tax Porun potravnov& vtbec sociani
podminky denn9 horst stredni vada nenhze Jim ceti
pomocnymi opatfenfmi sejne jest pohfze bez.
mocne odst9peneck6 7hnuti Porynsku
Mnchov, o. ffjna. - veskerou vojenskou pompou a
ceremoniem distojnci muzstvo fske obrany dopus
dnes choln&ho cnu odboe pro savafcf n9mecke Wade
Vojsko paradovao svAtecnch uniform6ch pied ka-
sarnam dffv6sfho druh6ho peho pluu kdyz byo pfece
provolanf DR. Won Kahra sib loyalty by Jim Gten gen.
Won Dannerem. Byl pfat vsemi pfomnym bez jedineho
hlasu protestu
Pozdsj phi hostine vyboru pffznivct n9meckeho
sea zdraven byl prime Ruprecht jako eho velcenstvo
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-23
VOJENSKY ZAKON ODVO.
LAM.

Toxic, 22. ffjna. Voiensky
zakon. ienz byl prohlasen v
obvodu Toxic Y Yokohama po no
davnem hrozn&m zem9tfeseni
q pozaru, byl odvol&n dnes.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-23

Norrit. James Boyle, Richard
Ecock, Gus. Altorper, Charles
McDonough, Joseph Dugan,
John McDermott a Thomas
Laney.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-23

Zde sou ve holubi samicky nosicf zate hvszdy
meni ze jech d9 nevratiy valky. Tito ptac rovnez
podle valce jsou majetkem Johna J. Mtchela z
Brooklyn N " jenz drz Mitchell jest diveji vojak
jenz pGsob signanim sboru bylo pouzino houbd
utrpe ezke zranenf Pc vace koup od vady houby kef
s MIN prodelali valku. -. f
Imperial Valley press., 1923-10-01
Oil Station Pair
Block HOld-up
by Nervous Man

A new venture for hold-up men
proved unprofitable when O. p.
Beavey and Claude Stipe of the
Standard Oil Company station at
Seventh and Imperial in Calexico
foiled the attempt of an elderly
nervous man to hold them up as
they were leaving the station Fri
day night.
A command to hold-up their hands
and turned over their money start
led the two employees as they were
getting into their automobile after
turning out the station lights. Play
ing for time and talking rather
loudly in hopes of attracting atten-
tion of passersby they succeeded in
delaying the man until DR.. X. Nc
Bratney came to their assistance.
The man fled and escaped though
the doctor fired two shots after him.
The noise of the shots brought the
police who made Il search for the
robber.
The man is described as about 80
years old, wearing overalls and car
rying a big silver-plated revolver.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-10-01
Imperial Church
Plan Described
AS COmmendable

IMPERIAL, Octu0er 1.-The
Community church of this city has
been mentioned in most commend
abe terms in a new book, just off
the eastern press called "Tested
Methods in Town and Country
Churches. -
Rev, John A. McGaughey, feels
elated in view of the fact that
Imperial church was chosen out of
many thousands of this class in
America as an example of what
community effort along this line
will achieve.
inc data was assembled by a rep
resentative from New York city,
sent to Imperial Valley some
months ago by the committee on
SOCIAL and Religious Surveys. He
spent II days making an exhaustive
study of the Imperial church and
ITS branches in the outlaying dis
tricts.
four community churches in Cal
norma were mentioned in the pub
hcatlon-Davis, Navajo Ga Mexican
church, San Gabriel and Imperial.
hamund de S. Drummer is the
author of the book which is to be
used IN summer schools and thcolog-
leai seminaries. 4 splendid fore
Woid has been contributed by Gov.
"iilord Plnch0t. of Pennsylvania.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-10-01
BOnnets Rushed
Off to Prison
To Avoid Scene

John Bonnets, convicted of at
tempting to wreck Southern Pa
cific train at lockwood on August
10, and sentenced Saturday by
Judge Cole to serve not more than
five years in the state prison at
San Quentin, was taken to that in
stitution by Deputy Sheriff Leon
ard Immediately after sentence was
imposed. The departure of the two
men was made from Ell Centre see
reilly and hurriedly as the sheriff s
office did not desire to have it gen
orally known just when Bonnets
would be taken north. Rumors had
been received of considerable talk
from Calexico where people who
were on the train Bonnets had at
tempted to wreck were considering
vengeance against the man. Sheriff
Gillett decided to take no chances
with his man and arrangements to
have him leave town on Saturday
mornings train were made very
quietly.
Bonnets seemed to be relieved to
know that he was going to prison
and confided to one officer that he
had been afraid that an attempt
would be made against his life
while he was being taken to court
for his trial.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-10-01
Home Department
Gives Activi tie
For Coming Month

Miss Orpha Miller, in charge of
the home department of the Farm
Bureau, gives the following schedule
for the October activities of the
various centers The meetings will
be all-day affairs.
Wednesday, 3, Mt. Signal-Child-
ren's Clothing and Home Gardens
Thursday, 4, Jasper-Children s
Clothing and Home Gardens,
Friday, ), McCabe-Children S
Clothinc and Home Gardens.
Monday, s, FL Centro-Project
Leader school, Home Hat Making.
Tuesday, 9, Magnolia Mulberry
Children s Clothing and Home Gar
dens. ~
Wednesday, 10, Acacia-child-
rem s Clothing.
Thursday, II, Northend-Child-
rem S Clothing o,,,
Thursday, II, Northend-ChiId-
ron s Clothing and Home Gardens.
Friday, 10, Spruce-Trifolium-
Children s Clothing and Home Gar
dens. IT,,
Hat Making.
Monday, %, Home Grounds Spe-
cialist. c..
cialiSt. o,-
wednesday, 81, Home Grounds
Specialist.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-10-01
Ell Centre Leads
Cow Production
Butter Fat Rate

During the period September IS
10 20 the honors i'll the Imperial
county Farm Bureau cow-testing as
soelation have been well divided.
Dnrlng this period Hugh Rogers of
iioitVllle had the high herd aver
age. His seven cows had an aver
age production of 36.4 pounds but
terfat.
A. II. Smithson of HoltviIle had
the nigh cow. His registered Hol-
stein, Corona made 500 pounds of
butterfat for the month.
The highest producing grade
cow for this period was grade
Holstein owned by M. S. Patton of
III Centre. She produced SIG
pound butterfat for The month
The largest number of 40 pounds
cows owned by one dairyman was
SIX. j. p. Bayerque of Ell Centre
mllked / cows and six of these
produced over 40 pound for Ahe
month.
During the 10 days which are
'NiN" Wy lliS report 20 nerds
were tested in the cow testing
association. These herds included
o95 cows. Twenty of these 695
cows produced 40 pounds Or more
OF butterfat for the month.
Holtvllle Second
Listed below are the owners of
the 8 highest producing cows in
each unit, together with the pro-
duction of their cows.
Unit In. S. Patton, Ell Cen
tro, 51.6; j. p. Bayerque, FL Cen
tro, 1874; j. p. Bayerque, Ell Cen
tro, 47.6; j. p. Bayerque, FL Cen
tro, AL; Armstrong & Krumholz,
seeley, 43.7.
Unit "a. II. smithson, Holt
vile, $50; II. +. Hooker, Holtville,
46.l; Prudent Bovenduarde, Holt
vile, 42.6; -Dorman & Smith Bros,
calexico, 400; A. w. Cary, Holt
vile, 40.G.