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Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-09
Federal Reserve
Bank Rates Low
ny United Press Leased Wire

NEW YORK, Aug. 9.-The New
York Federal Reserve Bank today
reduced its rediscount rate to three
per cent from 3 IL on all paper.
This is the lowest rate on 80 day
paper since the Federal Reserve sys-
tenn was organized in 1914 and is
the lowest bank rate in the world.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-09
Catches One Big
Fish in As Days

gy United Press Leased Wire

h. AVlALoN, CATALINA ISLAND,
Aug. 9.--Il. j. Mallen, Los Angeles
sportsmag, is today explaining to
friends his feat of tcapturing what
is said to be the largest broadbill
swardfish eyer caught with rod and
line. .. .N
The big fish weighs 52s pounds
and is lsia feet long. His bill mea7
sured lS inehes. a-s, r
"The result Of 43, days of perse,
vcring effort. " says Malleq.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-09
u. S. to Attend
Paris Meeting
ny United Pres. Leased wiz.

WASHINGTON, Aug 9.-- Tho
United States viii be represented at
the Paris conference for ALLEGATION
OF German reparations, II was nm.
nouneed at The white house. AM
bassador Kellogg and Col. James A.
Logan will attend the conference for
this country.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-09
WORLD FLIGHT
MEANS RAISE
FOR 2 AIRMEN
BY United Press Leased Wire

WASHINGTON, Aug. 9.-Ameri
ca s round tho world flight has
meant more than "just a trip to
two of its participants.
They are Mechanics Henry H
Ogden and John Harding, Jr. When
plans for the flight were drawn up
and they were selected to go along
both were sergeants. Now they are
second lieutenants.
Harding, who halls from Dayton,
is % years old, was given a com
mission in the reserve corps just be-
fore the flight started and then was
called ''to active duty starting
off as an officer.
That left Ogden, %, who comes
from Woodville, Miss, and is the
baby of the party, the only non-eom-
missioned member of the flight. He
stuck to his sergeant S cherOns un-
til the flyers got to Shanghai. There
it was decided, in view of the royal
entertainment given the Officers of
the party by emperors, princes and
presidents along the way that he
was at Il serious disadvantage.
Called by Gable
He was commissioned in the air
service reserve corps and called to
active duty by cable. Off came the
chevrons and out came the Sam
Brown belt and shoulder bars.
So, now it's Lieuts. Ogden and
Harding, mechanics. Then may re-
vert to their rank of sergeants, how
ever, after the flight is over.
Both Ogden and Harding saw SER
vice during the war and reinlisted
in the regular army after the war.
Ogden s parents still live at Woods
vile, Miss, but Harding's mother
now lives ut Beverly Hills, Calf.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-09
DELIVERY AUTO
ROBBED, SEATTLE
By United Press Leased Wire

SEATTLE, WASH, Aug. o. An
automobile of the Bon Marehe de-
partment store was held up here late
Friday afternoon and employees of
the store robbed of $22 900.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-09
PRESIDENT IS TO
STUDY IN VERMONT

WASHINGTON Aug. o. The
sugar report Of the tariff commits
sion will beiystudied by President
Coolidge during his Vermont vaca.
tion late next week, it, was an
nounced vat the white house.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-09
TERRIFIC FLOODS
SWEEP FORM0SA,
BROWNS MANY
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TOXIC, Aug. .9,-Terrific floods
have swept the Island of Formosa,
drowning more than seven hundred
persons, according to messages here
today. te
Ten thousand lhouses have been
demolished and large areas inundat-
ed. ar
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-09
Italy's Airmen
Fly to New York
by United Press Leased wire

BROUGH, England, Aug. p
Lieut.. Locatelli, Italian aviator who
is flying from Pisa to New York,
hoped off from here today for
Kirkwall, Scotland. He will follow
the path of the American aviators.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-09

John w. Davis: First of the presi-
Dental triumvirate virtually to open
his campaign, the Democratic nomi-
nee was in Clarksburg, meeting old
friends and preparing to deliver his
speech of acceptance Monday eve
ming
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-09
With Presidential
Candidates Today

. President Coolidge: The President
conferred with William NJ. Butler,
chairman of the Republican national
committee, and had several engage
lments during the morning. Tenta-
tive plans called for "A cruise on the
Potomac during the afternoon with
party of friends.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-09
Senator La Toilette: The Indepen,

dent candidate gave considerable
attention to speech making plans for
the campaign in anticipation of a
visit from his running mate, Sena-
tor Wheeler, with whom he will map
out the final campaign plans. He
has no important engagements.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-03-21
Big Community Day
Held At Del kerte

Del Norte parents. school teach
ers and pupils aad their friends en-
joyed = big family party and barbe-
cue dinner Friday. March ~. More
than a thousand participated in the
big event. During the morning the
parents and friends visited the
schools and at noon all repaired to
the old fashioned pioneer feast. A
COW had been SArbecued for the
dinner by S. o. Goodman and this
with coffee was served to complete
the basket lunches brought by the
families.
After the dinner several .speeches
were made and musical selections
given by the school band. The
school Community Association is the
name OF the organization respon.
sibie for the big tiIne. This orEani
xation replaces the original parent
teachers association.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-03-21
Mrs. 0as, 5, Barnes u n'.'
Dies il New Mexico

The death OF Mrs. Charley Barnes
was Indefinitely reported In Monte
Vista about two weeks ago and the
following Information IL taken from
the Del Norte pr0spector:
Mrs. Chas. 8. Barnes, formerly
Mrs. Artie Mallet. well known to
many friends In Del NOrte. passed
away on February 27th. In Deming.
New Mexico. alter . short illness.
and the body taken to Los Angeles
for cremation a. per her request.
The ashes will be sent to Oxford
Indiana. for burial at Mrs. Barnes
old home, BY the side Of her parents
Many OF the old Colorado friends
who reside In Los Angeles. were able
to attend the services. conducted by
an Episcopal minister.
She was In her s2nd year At time
of her death.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-03-21
NOTICE
Sale OF Valuable Irttace Land
In Mineral Coanty

The undersisned administrator Of
the Estate Of d. J. Quinlivan. de-
ceased. will on Saturday. March
2Sth. 1924. At the hour Of 1890
O'Clock .. M. At the Court House at
Creede, Colorado. offer at private
sale. under order OF the County
Court OF Mineral County. the d. ).
Quiniivan ranch. containing 1878
acres. adjoining the WATSON land.
This 10 said to be the best lettuce
land In Mineral county. Approx
imately 100 acres under cultivation.
Prospective purchasers may COM
municate with c. Y. Butler. County
Judge. Creede. Colorado. Z. o.
Phlesar. attorney for said estate.
Del Norts. Colorado. or the under
signed At Mosca. Colorado.
THOS. QUlNLIvAN.
Admiaistrator..
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-03-21
4 NOTp % THANKS

Being sliAlp 70 DsrSonally grsps
aud thank then ali, ] TAKE this
method pf expressing ny gratitude
to the many 1Fispds-some young,
some oldez-who have 20 Invariably
showed ne kindness In ways large
and small, during my recent 60
journ In Monte Vista.
Some have guided my steps amid
the perils Of the streety: and some.
by reading to me. have made me
thankful for their sight.
The many tokens Of loving re-
gard which came to me In my recent
illness were duly appreciated, and
the donors are held in loving re-
membrance.
One little flower to the living Is
more than . thousand to the dead.
Sincerely yours.
WILLIAM kerry.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-03-21
srANDLEY sONDl.llS
WHITING HERE

standley Sondies. formerly OF
Monte Vista and whose home IL in
Oakland. Cal. stopped off on his
way west from New York Sunday
for 4 visit with bis parents. Mr.. and
Mrs.. 8. c. S0ndles aud sister. Mrs.
Durr OF Center.
Mr.. Sondles 10 employed by the
MaEnavox Co.. Of Oakland. CAL. bsi
has been in their New York office
the past five months ax director OF
reorEanization and personnel. He
will leave ThursdA, for Riverside
where his wife aad daughter have
spent the winter. Stanley says he
appreciates the old time welcome
OF his former friends but regrets
that he could not Introduce them
20 his charming wife and daughter.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-03-21
lsODkRN wOOpMEN NOrEx

Have you got that friend to sign
up for mem bership In the Modern
WOOdmen yet! II not you better get
busy NeighbOr for they are coming
In fast. District Deputy Jordan IL
reporting new recruits every day
and promises \ class of thirty or
more BY the 18th Of April. At which
time State Deputy Wescott will be
here. also the drill team from Canon
City 10 coming 10 put the work on
for the camp. Now boys let's all
go to work and each one have 1T
least one application to present to
the camp so we can look State
Deputy Wescott In the eye and say
II was = helper do not forget
the meeting next Monday night aud
be- there.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-03-21
PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES

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BUTTER
5000
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Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-03-21

Mrs. Florenca Mckay of Denver
who has been the guest Of NM. Peter
F6rnwald for the past two weeks
left for Casper. Wyoming. Tuesday
where she will visit her son. Mrs,
Mckay and Mrs. Fornwaid we're
former school mates In Iowa.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-03-21
FUNERAL OF INFANT

The infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Theo Swartsbeck born At Monte
Vista hospitai Friday lived but .
short time and private burial serv-
ices were held Saturday afternoon
from the Wood chapel. The funeral
was attended BY Z number Of friends
and relatives Of the family.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-03-21
p. r. A. NOTE,

The meeting'of the Psrent-reach-
ers Association has been changed
from Tuesday to wednesday eve
ming. March 2s.
Two features Of the program
Wednesday are. . talk on birds by
Mrs. Jesse Stephenson and 4 play
OF Booth Tarkinston's. THE 0hos,
Story"
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-03-21

ANNUAL EASTER FOOD AND
AND APRON SALE-April - At
Brom's Transfer Office BY Ladies OF
Christian, church.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-03-21

Hershel Hatton II reported ser
iously III from pneumonia. Ars
Hatton IL also on the sick list with
threatened, pneumonia and the lit
tie daughter Is suffering from
bronchial trouble. o1
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-03-21

Mrs. Roscoe Taylor who has been
III with influenza for the past two
weeks In In the Aiam0ss hospital.
While her illness Is not considered
serious II is rather persistent. She
is reported improving.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-03-21

Miss r. G. Turnley who has been
. resident OF Monte Vista since last
May has returned 10 her home In
California.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-03-21

J. C. Pepper Of Sargent who has
spent many weeks in bed this winter
a. q result Of siege Of rheuma'
tism but who recently underwent Z
ltonsil operation IL able to be ~
again and 10 rapidly improving.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-03-21

Miss Blanche Seydei will take ad-
vantage of the dismissal OF school
for several days and will visit her
brother In Denver.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-03-21

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Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-03-21

Captain L A. Springle Of Roswell.
New Mexico. who was here for in
spection Of troop A and who was q
guest st several homes while here
returned to his home Wednesday.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-03-21

G. II. Joess q Hoapas yaes tsaeni' n!
acting business in Aoats visea We'd
nssday.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-03-21

william Terhorst who has been
spending the winter In Anndale.
Kansas has returned to Monte Vista
for the summer.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-03-21

George Corlett spent part Of the
week In Denver looking sfter busi-
meas interests.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-03-21
Make better
percolator coffee

H1 a1 reason many women find Il diffie1lt
W - naks dskete1A elsaf esffss h tAsie p9o-
laas1 = pei.dDaIly bsea.ss nsse ssf1ea ~ evall
fee ~ es(tssa aaking uisaab q - ysass aGs. 1va
. AigASza6s ssflss saat svsess0s ~ easeaaaD e
AQesD9 esiDdng.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-03-21

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u ys0 pecooaAtee.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-03-21

MAJ. .0saaAy- a. Alsoesa aoepe
spvsrai Aaya II Monte Vista tAts
vssk looksns asts i.tsessss Of ssa
Luis Valley Dairy Assoeistioa.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-03-21

Clark Paige Of Greeley came .
Monte Vista this week and is en-
pioyed ~ printer At the Journal C.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1924-03-21

when you think. think Potato
Chips. When you buy. buy Potato
Chips. When you eat eat Potato
Chips. rAI
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-05-01
By E. PHILLIPS OPPENHEIM

I hope that we may at least count upon
] Jour influence with Sir TimothyT'
III you'll return the compliment and
urge my suit with him." Lady Cynthia
laughed. Il am afraid he can't quite
make up his mind about me, and I am
so nice. / haven't firted nearly 30
much as people think. and my In
ktincts are really quite dOnIestic.s
MY position" Sir Timothy re-
ioarked. as he made an unsuccessful
attempt to possess himself of the bill
which Francis had called for, Els be-
coming a little difficult"
Not really difficult" Lady Cynthia
objected. because the real decision
rests In your hands"
Just listen to the woman r. Mar
gLret exclaimed. lido you realize. IA
ther, that Cynthia Is making the most
brazen advances TO your And I was
going TO ask her II she'd like to come
back TO the Sanctuary with us this
EVENING"
Lady Cynthia was suddenly eager.
Margaret glanced across at her father.
Sir Timothy seemed almost lmpercep-
tibly to stIffen a little.
Margaret has carte blanche at the
Sanctuary as regards her visitors" he
said. II am afraid that / shall be
busy over at the Walled House."
"But you'd come and dine with us7'
Sir Timothy hesitated An issue
which had been looming in his mind |
for many hours seemed TO be suddenly
joined
'P'easei" Lady Cynthia begged.
Sir Timothy followed the example
Bf the others and-Fese to his feet. YGS Z.
avoided Lady Cynthia's eyes He
seemed suddenly a little tired.
II will come and dine" he assented
quietly. II am afraid that / cannot
promise more than that. Lady Gym
.hia. as she knows, Is always welcome
It the Sanctuary"
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-05-01

Francis stepped inside. The man fol-
lowed. closing the door behind him.
u am asking your pardon. sir. for
taking a great liberty" he confessed.
"No one wants you on the telephone.
! wished TO speak 10 you"
Francis looked at him In surprise.
The man was evidently agitated.
Somehow or other. his face was
vaguely familiar
"Who, are you and what do you
want with me7e Francis asked.
Il was bt4ler TO Mr.. Hildltch. SIR"
the man rem eds Il waited upon you
the night ydi dIned there, sir-the
night Of Mr.. HiIditch's death"
Il have a revelation 10 make with
regard to that night, sir" the man
went on. (which should like to place
in your hands II IL a very serious
matter. and there are reasons why
something must be done about II al
once. Can come and see you at your
rooms, slr7"
Francis studied the man for a mo-
ment intentfy He was evidently agi-
tated-evidently. too, in very bad
health. His furtive manner was against
him. On the other hand, that might
hive arisen from nervousness.
II shall be In at half-past three. No.
13-b Charges street." Francis told him.
II can get or for half an hour then.
sir" the man replied. II shall be very
glad TO come. / must apologize for
having troubled you. SIR"
Francis went slowly back to his trio
Of guests All the way down the car
peted yestibule he was haunted by the
zessF slsNSssW 81 Is SsAssSrq ascUTl- The
frozen horror Of that CHASTITY evening
was before him like hateful tableau.
HIldltch's hooking words rang in his
ears "My death Is this one thing In
the world which would make my wife
happy" The court scene with all its
gloomy tragedy. rose before his eyes
Dufy In fhe dock, instead OF Hilditch.
he saw anotheri
Francis found them talking about
the fight the night before. when he
to the table. and caught Lady
Cynthia saying to Sir Timothy, II sup
pose that you are very disappointed
n my stealing over TO see the battle7"
ION the contrary" he answered. II 1
I'm delighted"
''You mean thntl" she asked incred-
ilOusly.
II DO" he declared. "Companlon-
hip between our sexes Is very delight (
'uI so far as II goes, but the fundamen-
al differences between a mans out !
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-05-01
cHAprER xM

Ledsam and Margaret were agree
ably surprised the next day at noon,
when they had arranged luncheon for
two at the Ritz 10 have Lady Cynthia
and ST. Timothy show up and join
shem.
As Francis hurried on to give the
hscessary orders TO enlarge his table.
: paeehoy touched him on he arm.
~1f you please. SIR. be alsaounced.
~yau are wanted on the telephone
1T Francis exclaimed Some
AsaEah&. should think. Nobody knows
1kl8A an hsee
EAsasani. sAs boy said ~rAis
w as
saEksa down the vesabnle
VI z xow ~ telephpnS boxeB at the
aasa Chs aksaadsnf who was
uzsiszN lualleakea one Of them
f #z@a sA@ Bog n 80 SWAY
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-05-01

IN send that to Scotland Yard, and
than / remembered that I hadn't 9
penny TO leave my little girl ! began
to wonder-think as meanly Of me 80
yom Ike, sir-how / could still make
some money out OF this. happened
10 know that you were none too
friendly disposed toward Sir Timothy.
THIS confession Of mine. II It wOuldnt
mean hanging. would mean lmprison-
meat for the rest Of his life. You
could make better bargain with him
tLBn me, sir. DO you want 10 hold
him in your power7 If so, you can
have this confession. all signed and
everything. for two hundred pounds
and as / live. sir. that two hundred
ponds is to pay for my funeral. and
the balance for ms little girl"
francis took the papers and glanced
them through.
Surprising buy this document
from you" he said. what is It's ac-
tual value? You could write out an
other confession. get that signed. and
sell II to another Of Sir Timothy's
enemies. or You could still go to Scot
land Yard yourself"
Il shouldn't do that, sir. / assure
you" the man declared nervOusly. mot
on my solemn oath. / want simply TO
be quit Of the whole matter and have
a little money for the, child"
Francis considered for a moment.
"Ihere Is only one way can zee,
he said, ITO make this document
worth the money to me. II you will
sign a confession that. any statement
you have made as to the death OF Mr..
HlldItch Is entirely imaginary. that
You did not see Sir Timothy in the
house that night, that you went to bed |
at your usual time and slept until you
we're awakened. and that you only
made this charge for the purpose OF
extorfing money-if you will sign a
confession to that effect and give II
me with these papers, l will pay you
the two hundred pounds and l will
never use the confession unless you
repeat che charge. -
I'll do It, sir" the man assented
Francis drew up a document. which
lls visitor read through and signed.
Then he wrote out an open check.
MY servant shall take ron 10 the
,ank in taxi" he said "They would
scarcely pay you this unless You were
Identified. We understand one an
Ither?"
Perfectly. sir"
Francis rang the bell, gave his serv-
mt the necessary orders. and dis
aissad the-two- men Half an hour
alter, already changed into fiannels.
e was on his way into the country.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-05-01

look and tastes and a womans should
never be Dridged over. | myself do
not wish to learn TO knit. do not
care for the womanklnd IN whom am
Interested to appreciate and under
stand fiehtlng"
Lady Cynthia took cigarette from
her case and leaned over TO Francis
for a light.
"The world Is changing" she de-
clared. II cannot bear many more
shocks, fancled that had written
myself forever out OF Sir Timothy's
good books because Of my confession
just now.@
He smiled across at her, His words
were words OF courteous badinage, bur
Lady Cynthia was conscious OF a
strange little sense Of pleasure.
''on the contrary" be assured her.
'you found your way little further
into my heart"
1T seems TO me. In a general sort
OF way Margaret observed. leaning
back In her chair that you and my
father are becoming extraordinarily
friendly. Cynthia. .
4 am hopefully In love with your
father" Lady Cynthia confessed. HIt
has been coming on for long time.
suspected L the FIRST time ever met
him, Now / em absolutely certain
It's quite 4 new IDEA. Margaret
remarked. sShall we Ike her In the
family. Francisf''
mo airsi7 Lady Cynfklm warned
her ~You two are NOT properly en-.
Eaged yet Il may deTolva unon me
to give my consent
IN mat case FRANCIS replied Il
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-05-01
The Very Thing

The man entered the store and
looked around with a rather puzzled
manner.
rs there something you wlsh?"
clerk asked.
.'Well-er-yes, the man replied. II
am-that is, would like to get
book suitable for man-er-about to
get married"
Eyes, SIR the clerk answered.
Here, Mr.. Buford, show this gentle
man some of our large-slze pocket
books r.