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The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-09-11

Townsite. Filler, Id<no, all in Twin
Falls County. State OF Idaho.
Public Notice IL hereby given, That
I will on the 22nd OF September.
1924, at the hour OF 200 o'clock, y.
m, Mountain Time) OF said day at
tho East Front Door OF the Court
House Of the County of Twin Falls,
State Of Idaho. sell at Public Auc-
tlon TO the Highest bidder for cash
lawful Money OF the United States,
all the right. title. Interest and claim
OF the defendant above named. Of.
ia and 10 the above described real
estate. or - much thereof as may be
necessary 10 satisfy Plaintiffs Judg-
ment with all costs that have ac-
crued or may accrue.
Dated this card day OF August.
1924.
N. Y. FINCH, Sheriff.
BY Chas. T.. Jones. Deputy
Pub. Aug rs. and Sept. 4. IL, IS.
1924.
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MAROA NOTES

MAROA, Sept. IL. i924-Mrs. r..
r. Moseley and son Ross Gordon left
Saturday evening for visit with rel
atiyes and friends In Nebraska.
". b. Stoutenborough OF Maroa.
Ill. is here looking after business in
terests.
Mr.. and Mrs. white and daughter
Ada motored TO Three Creek. Sunday
whore Miss Ada will teach this term.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ii. Brown and
family and Coey Hill OF Kimberly
visited at the l.. f. Brown home.
Sunday.
Those present at Sunday school
enjoyed a very interesting talk on
What Does Christ Mean to Me?"
given by Miss Hendricks who has on
ly recently graduated from The Bible
Institute at Los Angeles. Cal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hendricks and two
daughters OF Rogerson. were dinner
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. La Monte,
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TWIN FALLS HAS BIRTHDAY

TWIN FAi.Ls-Twin Falls ccie-
brated its twentieth birthday ami
ssrsary with a dinner party last Fri
day when covers for 250. tho limit
OF tho ainning room OF tho Parish
hall. wsro arranged NJ. J Sweeiey
was toastmastsr and talks were made
by c. G. 0ixnoux. Agricultural for
tho Union Pacific system, tho Rev
A. q. Pearson. Judge E. A. Walter
and c. ID. Thomas. The program In
eladsd = group OF original songs aud
pageant depicting 20 episodes In
tho history OF the city.
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ALIAS SUMMONS
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
OF THE STATE OF IDAHO, IN
AND FOR TWIN FALLS COUNTY.
Neya A. Cobb, Plaintiff.
Ivan ID Cohh- Defnndant-

VIVA n toDD, IihintltN.
Va.
Ivan b. Cobb, Defendant.
The State of Idaho sends greetings to
Ivan Is. Cobb the above named defend
ant.
You are hereby notified that com
plant has been filed against you In the
District Court of the Eleventh Judicial
District of tho State Of Idaho, in and
for Twin Falls County, by the above
named plaintiff, and you are hereby
directed TO appear and answer said com
plant within twenty days of the ser
vice Of this summons, II served within
said Judicial District, or within forty
days II served elsewhere; and you are
further notified that unless you so
appear asd answer said complaint with
In the time herein specified, the plain
tiff will take judgment against you as
prayed In said complaint. The same
being an action for divorce on the
ground Of wilful neglect.
Witness my hand and the seal Of the
said District Court, this 18th day Of
August, 1924.
@. G. sIGGINS, Clerk.
W. ID. ellis, attorney for Plaintiff,
residing at Filler, Idaho.
First Publication August 2lst, 1924.
Final Publication September rs, 1874.
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ARTHUR J. PEAVEY,
Special Master
NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given that I,
John Crowley. who on or about July
3rd, 1922. In the District Court of
the Eleventh Judicial District. In and
FOR the County OF Twin Falls. State
of Idaho. pleaded guilty to a statu-
tory offence, and was sentenced by
said Court TO serve a term OF from s
TO 20 years in the Idaho State prison.
Will make application TO the Honor
able State Board OF Pardons. at their
next regular meeting, after the le-
gal publication OF this notice for a
full and absolute pardon.
tSigned) JOHN CROWLEY
Box SIS. Boise. Idaho
Pub. Aug. 2S, Sept 4. IL, IS, 1924.
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METHODIST CHURCH
J. d. Gillian. d. D.. Pastor

On Sunday Pastor Gillian makes
his semimonthly visit to Berger in
the afternoon. In the morning he
will conduct the Filler Friendly Fell
lows Sunday school class as usual
and assist in the service at the
church.
During the sessions OF these spe-
cial revival meetings he is playing
that he is taking the vacation the
church voted him some weeks ago.
The teachers meeting will be held
at the parsonage on Tuesday evening
as usual
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| Under and by virtue OF an Order
of Sale and Decree OF Foreclosure is
sued out OF the District Court OF the
Eleventh Judicial District of the
State OF Idaho. In and for the County
of Twin Falls. dated the 3rd day OF
September. 1924, wherein the Plain
tiff above mentioned obtained a de-
cree against the Defendants herein
on the goth day OF August,
1924. which said decree was on the
said goth day OF August. 1924, re-
corded In Judgment Book ten at
page II OF said District Court; l am
commanded to sell all that certain
lot. piece or parcel OF land situated
In the County OF Twin Falls. State OF
Idaho. and bounded and described as
follows. to witt
The Southwest quarter (Swx) OF
the Southwest quarter (swA) OF
Section Two t2): the Northwest
quarter tNWA) of the Northwest
quarter tNwN) OF Section Eleven
uD: the West one-half (wh) OF
the Southwest quarter (swk) of
Section Twenty-three (23): the
South one-hsif (sn) OF the South
east quarter tsEN) OF Section
Twenty-Five t2sl: the North one
half tNh OF the Northeast quarter
tNEk) OF Section twenty seven |
ts7l: and the West one-half |
W. OF the Northwest quarter |
I NwN } OF Section Twenty |
six tss). All In Township sixteen
tep. South OF Range Seventeen
en-. East OF the Boise Meridian An
Twin Falls County. Idaho: together
with the tensments. hereditsments
md appurtenances thereunto belong
ns or any wise sppertsipinx.
Public Notice is hereby given. that
IN the tth day OF October. 1894. al
he hour of 400 O'Clock p. NJ.
Mountain Timcl OF said day. at the
'sst front door OF the Court House
u the County OF Twin Falls. State
4 Idaho. will. In obedience TO said
order OF Sale and Decree OF Fore
losarc. sell the above described
property to satisfy Plaintiffs Decree
Fith Interest thereon. together with
N costs that have accrued or may
cerue. to the highest bidder for cash
awful money OF the United States OF
.msrlca.
Dated this 9th day Of September.
sst
NJ. e. FINCH. SHERIFF
BY Z. y. PRArER. Deputy.
ue. SEPT. IL, 10. IS. Oct. .. 1894.
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highest bidder In conformity with
the direction OF said decree and the
laws OF tho United States and the
state OF Idaho pertaining thereto
all and singular those certain lots
pieces and parcels OF land herein.
after described. together with all
taments and appurtenances thereun-
TO belonging or In any Wise apper-
aiming. and e)gether with any and
all water rights. irrigation bitches
and canals appurtenant thereto, In
GLIDING 1885 shares OF stock In
the Salmon River Canal Company.
Limited. evidencing such water
rights, which shares OF stock are
further evidenced by Certificate No.
20S5 In said Company. for the sum
OF s3.9ts.9i. being the amount
found due In said oecree for princi-
pal. interest, attorneys fees and
costs. said lands and premises being
more particularly described as fol-
spws. to-wit;
The East Half OF the Northwest
Quarter OF Section 20. Town
ship IL South. Range ls East
u. NJ. Twin Falls County. Ida
no:
and such sale will DO free from all
rights. interests, titles. Items and
or otherwise bound by said decree.
except the right OF redemption.
Said sale will be made at the
front door OF the Court House In the
City of Twin Falls. County OF Twin
Falls. State of Idaho. on Friday.
the seth day OF September. 1874. at
10 o'clock A. NJ OF said day.
Any party TO said cause and any
other person or psr-y may bid or
purchase az such sale. and the said |
ands will be sold In parcels as above |
described. but the Special Master |
will receive no bids from anyone |
,rerinx 10 bid. except tho plaintiff.
" Tia successor IN interest. who shall /
rot have deposited with the Special
Master at or before the time OF max
nx his bid. as a pledge that be win
make good bis bid In case Of Its
acceptance. the sum OF Five Hundred
Dollars $500 oe) la money or a GER
lied check for said amount. pay
Ibie 10 the order OF the Special Mas
er. All deposits received by the
'pccial Master. except those deposit
q BY the bidders whose bids are con-
Iltionaily accepted by said Special
lsster. win be rstsrned By him ~
he conclusion OF the sale TO the bid
or or bidders from whom they we're
ecetyed.
Tho said premises will be sold
uhisct to redempcon as provided
- 4
nd subject 20 confirmation OF the .
ale by said Court. II the sale be
onnrmsd. the Court will. In its or
or Of confirmation. fix the time and
ssnner OF psymens or the balance
the purchase price over and above
he amount deposited on any bid At
10 time OF the sale.
Upon confirmation OF the sale and
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BAPTIST CHURCH

BY vote OF the members present
Sunday evening the church decided
to cooperate with the efforts OF the
Union Revival meetings on Thurs
day evening and Sunday evening.
Sunday school and morning worship
Will be held at the regular time
next Sunday.
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Miss Ayres will speak at the
morning hour.
We hope every member will try to
be present. All friends are cordial
ly invited to be present and worship
with us.
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NOTICE is hereby given that I'M
der and by virtue OF decree of the
District Court OF the United States
Division. dated. filed and entered In
said Court on the a5th day of Aug
ust. 1924. the undersigned. as Spec
Ial Master OF said Court In said cause
will sell al public auction to the
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I'm Equity No. 1893
NOTICE OF 4ALE.

In the District Court OF the United
States for the District Of Idaho.
Southern Division
Peoples Savings & Trust Com
pany OF Pittsburgh. a corporation,
Trustee. Plaintiff.
X. w. hammers. Anna Lam
mers. Rex T.. hammers. Ogiis X.
hammers. III. @. hammers. Cora Il.
hammers. Mabel A. Young and
First National Bank OF Twin
Falls. a corporation. Defendants.
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CATHOLIC CHURCH

Mass at $3.50 a. m. very Sunday
excepting the first Sunday OF each
month when It will be held at IL
a. m.
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The Rev. c v. Deal and son were
overnight suestn Tuesday az the
home Of his daughter. Mrs. Dewey
showers,
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LOCAL NEWS

Mrs. John Thiensr submitted 10 an
operation AZ the county general hos
pital Monday OF th;s week.
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A daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. II A
Ohlensehlen 10 a pa,svnt At the eoun-
~ general hospital. suffering from
meningitis.
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Marcel and Bob Curl 800. Reset
within ten days free. Mrs. James
Dement,. residence on 9Th St.
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xorrcE on sHEmFr's SALE
Notice 81 shcrtf's sale Of Real H.
tate tn,icr Execution
s
n. c. ilazei. Plaintiff.
John q. DeRkotA Defendant.


~ virtue OF an Execution Issued
cut OK tho District court OF tho Eisv-
enga judicial District OF the sta to
% Idaho. IN and for Twin Fails
ss>>,ssss=ss. dated the ttth day OF July.
1894. wherein Il. c. Hazel. Plaintiff.
recovered Judgment against John q
neKllsr. Defendant. on the ssta day
ef May. 1899. for the sum OF sees.so
and the further sum % sts.so costs
and disbursements. together with IN
lereat thefeon AZ the rate Of per
cent per annum from May 2eth.
1890. I have levied upon all tho
rizht title. interest and claim OF sait
defendant o. IN aud TO The following
described real estate. to-wft.
An ef that part Of the Northeast
Quarter tNEA % Section Seven
tsl ylnK north OF tho Oregon Short
Line Right ~ Way. all ef the East
aelf ~ Of the Northwest Quarter
/ Nwt1 az Section Seven Cd piax
North Of tho OrcKoa short fine Right
N Way. All tn Township Ten tiel
soath. Range sixteen (iSl. =. n. NJ.
Also lots q. 20 and 81 Ia Block :,
md lots a.. - aud 50 In Block 4. of
alps Lakes Addition to the City OF
Twin Fails. Idaho.
Alsc Acre Tract No 10. Filler |
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Invite Greater Comfort
Into Your Kitchen
Start Cooking
Electrically Now

WITH good Electric Range In your kitchen you
w sidestep the petty annoyances that go along
with the other ways OF cooking.
Electric cooking IL cooler, for heat is direct to
the not scattered You eliminate nuisance of
smoky. dirty pots and pans No unheathfu unpIeas-
ant fumes 10 breathe-no danger OF explosion
asphySiaton. No need for matches no danger of fire.
Cooking with electricity is economical, too One
tenth OF food weight is saved from evaporation
that occurs when other methods employed. Food
Is more Thoroughly cooked also. For heat regulation
Is definite with an electric range nsuring results
and saving fuel cost
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Walter Weaver. son OF Mfr. and
Mrs. II J Weaver OF Twin Falls. but
formerly OF this place. mas gone 20
Aaresfsburg. Pa. 70 enter a prepare
tory school Walter graduated from
the Twin Falls high school this
spring.
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Legal Advertising
IN EQUITY NO. 1870

NOTICE OF SALE
In the District Court of The United
States for the District OF Ida 40,
Southern Division.
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See the Record once for butterwraps
compliance by the purchaser with the
directions OF the Court as TO the
payment OF the balance OF the pur-
chase price, the Special Master will
execute and deliver a certificate of
sale to the property sold to any bid
der. and upon expiration OF the per-
iod OF redemption, the Special Mas
ter will execute and deliver a deed
TO such bidder. his grantees or as
signs, for the property purchased.
For further and better partic-
ulars as TO the terms and conditions
OF said sale, reference is hereby
made to said decree OF said United
States Qourt for the District OF Ida
no, Southern Division, which decree
will be found on file and OF record
In the Office OF the Clerk OF said
Court in the Federal Building, Boise
Idaho, and a copy thereof may be
examined in the ONCE OF the Special
Master at Twin Falls, Idaho.
Dated this 26th day OF August.
l924.
ARTHUR J. PEAVEY,
Special Master.
RICHARDS & HAGA
Solicitors for Plaintiff.
Residence at Boise. Idaho.
First Publication, August 2S, 1924. |
Last Publication, September rs. 1924
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NOTICE OF sHERIFF's SALE

Notice OF Shcriff's Sale OF Real Es-
tate Under Decree OF Foreclosure
And Orshsr OF Sale.
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We buy clean wiping rags at The
Record office.
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Mr.. and Mrs. W. T fyey returned
last week from an extended visit at
Morrlstown. Tenn. their former
home They also visited In Knox
VILE. Mr.. lvcy has resumed His pO-
sitlon as manager OF the Mays nsh
hatchery on snake river north OF
hero.
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Plaintiff.

Ben +. Reeves Plaintiff.
Ben l.. Schultz. and Edna Schultz,
his wife, and Edwin @. McFar-
lane. Defendants.
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Viola Hall. daughter OF z E Hall
Of the knuiI neighborhood. was In
iured in an accident at Curry
Wednesday night OF last week. when
an unidentified automobile driver
crashed into horse and buggy being
driven by the young lady. Miss Viola
u student at the Filler Rural high
school.
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CRor REPORTS WANTED
tNOn RvAtf@Nuf.E
SOURCES

rae Reeord ~snss 20 pehl'sh
all the Greg reports Of ietsr-
est. bat 10 4 great sstent j.
pendent upon Us Subscribers
sns other readers for This In
formation.
Let tbs ~orid ka1w what
the Filler eean,r, can prcdueo
dnrins . season - eompera-
tive water shortage and adj
verse crop conditions.
Just Phone al
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Ben F. Reeves
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BY Z. y. PRArER. Deputy.
Pub. SEPT. IL, 10. IS. Oct. ., 1874.
Belt Valley times., 1924-10-30
FOREIGN FORCES
LAND IN CHINA
BRITISH AND FRENCH ACT TO
PROTECT THE CONCESSION
SECTION or CRY
CANTON IS BEING LOOTED
Native Soldiers Piiiaps and HoIc
Up citizens-ArEny to Arrive
and Add Terror

Canton.-W While Chinese troops con
tinued lOoting and robbing citizen.
here, Oct. 10, British and French navai
armed forces were landed to protect
she foreign concession, and boats ply.
ing between HongkonR and Cantor
made extra trips TO carry persons flee
ing from Canton.
The naval forces put ashore oct. Is
brought with them machine guns with
which to protect bridges in the foreign
concession. British military forces
also are arriving from Hongkong.
Clashes OF the rival factions and the
expected arrival Of Cheng Kwing- Ming
with a fully armed force OF 1900 are
causing an alarming situation. The
merchants volunteer corps. whose dIf
with the so-called "Red army"
Of Chinese laborers precIpitated the
present trouble in Canton. Is concen.
.Tating its forces at Sfiiuhlng, west Of
Canton. with a view to making q final
effort to expel the troops from the city
The local British consul has been ac.
used OF harboring Chan-Lim-Pak, head
If the merchants volunteer corps and
'ther officials Of that organization
within the foreign concession.
Belt Valley times., 1924-10-30
sLAYINo OF cHINAMAN IN
MANILA STARTS RACE WAR

Manila. a.-ChInese storekeepers in
this city. fearing further attacks BY
FIllpinos following riotlng OF Oct. IS
kept their places Of business closed
Sunday.
One Chinese was killed, the only ia
tality In Saturdays fighting. but Is
Chinese were sent to hospitals for
treatment of injuries inflicted by Fill
pIno mohs, and scores of Others suffer.
cd slight wounds from stones thrown
BY crowds in various parts Of the city.
The enrire police force remained on
duty throughout the night and 800 Fill
Dinos were arrested, charged with riot
ing.
While the police claim that the sit.
uatlon is now under control, fear Is ex-
pressed that the feeling against the
Ohiness may result in further out
breaks pRd, possibly, spread to other
cities.
A serious race riot was threatened as
the result OF the killing OF Cheng Sui.
a Chinese merchant, by a Filipino, In a
quarrel over q business transaction.
Mayor Romuaidez sent a letter to the
Chinese consul general. regretting that
Fllipinos had attacked Chinese and
to use all the forces of the
city to protect the Chinese.
Belt Valley times., 1924-10-30
ATTORNEY GENERAL OPENS
WAR ON MoNoPoLlEs

st. Paul, MINI. Effective dissolu-
tion" Of the International Harvester
company's alleged monopoly Of the
farm machinery business is sought by
Attorney General Stone in brief filed
In his behalf in federal court here Oct
%, by the United States attorney in
proceedings supplemental to the con-
sent decree In dissolution entered in
the same court In 1918.
Mr. Stone contends that greater COM
petitive conditions in the farm maehin-
cry trade should be afforded The con-
sent decree did not 60 far enough, he
said. demanding that action be taken
to give proper protection to the farm
ers and land owners who are depen.
dent upon agricultural machinery and
implements obtalnable at reasonable
prices"
'-rhat the International Harvester
company Is in combination In restraint
Of trade and a monopoly in violation
of the Sherman law" the brief asserts.
''is conclusiveiy established by the de-
cision and decree OF the court which
stands unreserved and modified"
Belt Valley times., 1924-10-30
ADDITIONAL AIR MAIL
LINES ARE PLANNED

Omaha. Neb.--Use Of a new type Of
airGnail plane. designs to illuminate
additional sections Of the aIrmail route
and Inauguration Of additional routes.
were the outstanding developments of
a conference here Oct. p, between
Charles F.. Egg, general superintendent
Of the United States air mall service
and divisional superintendents.
Additional lighting facilities for the
routes across New Jersey from New
York City and across California from
San Francisco VIII be installed at once.
the general superintendent announced.
Pilots are prohibited from flying at
night over unlighted routes. Mr.. Egg
explained. II darkness overtakes them
before reaching either New York or
San Francisco they are compelled TO
descend and await daylight
The new four division air mall routes
decided upon include a span from
to Salt Lake City with head
quarters at Cheyenne. This Is design
ed to relieve the western and centrai
divisions.
Belt Valley times., 1924-10-30
Bogus Coin plant Found

New York--A raid Oct. 1s on a scow
which, for two years, has lain at anchor
n the shadow OF the Statute OF Liberty.
disclosed a counterfeiting plant which,
government agents said they believed
was operated by an international ring
which has been flooding the country
with bogus nickels, dimes and quarters
for seven years.
Three counterfeit treasury depart
ment moulds were found on the scow,
the Sparklight one OF the five craft
rafded during the day.
The coins found were said by secret
service operatives to be perfect In de
tail but lacking In the weight Of good
coin. A quantity of metal alloy, the
raw material for counterfelting, was
also confiscated.
Belt Valley times., 1924-10-30
TRAINS COLLIDE AND
TWO PERSONS KILLED


Buffalo. N. 1.-TWO persons are
dead, four more probably win die, rs
injured are In hospitals and private
homes and an undetermined number
Of passengers are suffering from slight
bruises as result Of a rear-end col
Ilslon, Oct. 10. of two three-car inter
national railway electric trains on the
Niagara Falls-BuffaIo high speed line
at Ellicott Greek, in TOnawanda. Three
cars were telescoped.
The dead are Miss Florence Devery
and George Mccullough, Of Philadel-
phla.
ExcHrsionists from Pennsylvania and
New Jersey cities. with the greater
number from Philadelphia, were being
carried in five three-car trains from
Niagara Falls to Buffalo, on the first
leg Of the return trip to Philadelphia,
when the crash occurred. The trains
involved In the collision were the first
and second sections.
The first train had Just rounded
curve at Bllicott Creek stop when
motor trouble caused It to halt. It
drew ND in front OF the station. The
second section. following Immediately
behind. crashed into the rear OF the
train
Belt Valley times., 1924-10-30
Nav SEEK Loan IN AmerIoa

Paris--A conference was held on
Oct. IS between ]. P. Morgan. head
OF the American banking firm OF that
name. and Premier Herriot and French
Finance Minister Clementel, in con
nection with the raising Of a French
loan In the United States.
The loan Is intended, NJ. Clementel
explained, to improve the French cur.
rency, but II will be concluded by the
government only II the conferences
shows that the terms OF such a loan
VIII be favorable to France.
Belt Valley times., 1924-10-30
police officer Shot

0fffcer Charles Wilson Of the Living
sfon police force was shot and killed
:0ct. 90, in the Northern Pac'f'c freight
Yards near Livingston while he and
two other men were in pursuit OF
burglar whom they theught had hoard
n westbound freight train. The two
,ther members Of the party had gone
10 the head Of the train, leaving the
sfficer TO INSPECT the reHr cars. Upon
their return they found him lying nm
ronscious beside the rails with bullet
below hfs heart. He died before ply
slcinn reached the seene.
As no enc was with him at the time
Of the accident and he died without
making statement. no description of
his assaiIant is available.