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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1924-02-14
THE WINNING GUESSERS

The winners in The Republican
guessing contest this week are an
nounced in the article Reflections
of the Editor and it takes another
funny turn this week.
The total cash prizes offered for
this week were SIS, and for next
week it will be doubled, and doubled
again next time, but the conditions
of the count and the objects to be
guessed on will be different each
time.
In the series entitled reflections
of the Editor" The Republican office
is Offering 1920 in cash prizes this
month for your judgment. tt
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1924-02-14

commission to be elected by the
people opposition to the state gaso-
line tax as it now stands, and the
unanimous decision to see that all
classes of property are included on
the tax rolls, are a few of the
thoughts left by the Idaho assessors
as hey colsed their three-day con-
ventiOn in Boise
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1924-02-14
ASSESSORS CONVENTION

Following values for 1924 were
fixed by the County Assessors Con-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-29
Musicale al
LdureHurSt Home


A silver musicale will h. held
az tho homo or Mr. and Mrs.
William Warren. 4tsa 5sth ave. n
y, In laurrlhurst ON Saturday even
ms, November at O'Clock.
Tho affair d under the auspices u
Circle N, ~ thc First Presbyterian
church and during the evening there
VII be a sale u holiday gifts. cakes
and CONNECTIONS.
The program viii include the FOL,
lowing numbers
WhistunE Numbers
NinsJia Ferguson.
"a hlri ~ love Divine weed
90, i Know where Lively Gar
Me- t.o,ta Parsley
Prot hanirls accompanied
RrsdlEs selected pasms
ArlrY Robinson.
VIOLIN sole Romance 81. wisuiawthI
MARI EIaatrtB Jones
poroihy Wagner, aey1mpanist
al NY Mother Hid, Ste Mind ny
COD I'm Autumn .........-... .Franr
tcl Thy Warning Re- Gpots -.... cries
Mrs. Israel Nelson.
Prof p1uiyy. accompanied
soprano solo harp accompaniment
tal - Heard Yea 90 n.y. Wood
90 cant Remember ..-..... GloatIsg
Mra ilarrI krissef.
Whirtiing Number
NinetiA Ferguson
Tho committee Tor the affair in-
eludcs Mrs. Mark a. Matthews. Mrs
Frederick l.. Forbes. Mrs. William
w Warren. Mrs Elmer Z. IaHue.
Mrs. Fred $ wilcs. Mrs. Harry C.
Potter. Mrs James W. Rennic. Mn.
John G. Gosnell Mrs Emma bowen.
Mrs Charles r. Nelson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-29
Musical Tea at Mrs.
Billiards. Home

The Music and Art Foundation
fund entertained with tea FOR resi-.
dents Of Mount Baker Park this ar
tcrnoon ~ the home Of Mrs Roy
Page Ballard. This Is the first OF
a series Of district teas planned
for the coming season.
During the afternoon Mrs. Jacob
Kaufman made an interesting talk
In the interest OF the fund. and a
musical program was given by Irene
Dick. violin, Ruth Gordon. piano. ana
Violet BAH. soprano. accompanied by
Dolores Van Oupoloup.
Mrs Macy Nicholson and Mrs. Vic.
tor Elfendahl served the tea. assisted
hy SIR G. r. ~ Pratt. Ms. Joseph
swulwelL Mrs. Ivan Hylnnd Mr..
Gerald krink. Mrs Lloyd Hiuman.
Mrs Don Palmer. Mrs Howard Wa.
tcrmun and Mrs Il. ". Evans and
tho Misses Ruth Pratt Olivia swine.
hart. Christine Truax and Helen
simpson
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-29
Service at Orthopedic
Shops

The Eastern Star club will have
chnrgc Thursday at the orth0petlic
lunch room. 2i4 Columt ia St. with
Mrs Anna Owens. hostess. assisted
hy Mrs. Pansy shafer Mrs. Grace
Raycroft. Mrs. Lille Prescott. Mrs.
Eta NJ. Drake. Mrs. Helen Munger.
Mrs Harriet ". Carr. Mr.. May r.
Dietrich. Mrs. Harriet T. Littiencll.
Mrs Minnie Ellis. Mrs. Adelcne ".
Williams. Mrs Grace ". Cooper.
Mrs Alma r. Lorraine. Mrs. Min.
ME 4. Blodgatt, Mrs. Emma c.
Ennis. Mrs. Martha a. Hawks. Mrs.
Lena b. Shield and Miss Olive Nc.
Mace.
Mount Baker guild. with Mrs. ].
NJ. Jensen and Mrs. &. l.. Cragin
viii bo In charge at the Thrift
shop on Thursday morning. and r.
Madison guild with Mrs. A. I. Els
worth and Mrs. j. y. Bcriault will
be in charge on Thursday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-29
Committee IN Charge
OF Luncheon

Airs Magnus T. Crawford and Mrs,
Crawford Anderson viii be hostesscs
a, the women's University club Hal
lowesn bridge luncheon Friday N IN,
auditorium az the club.
The committee 10 charge q the
affair includes Mrs. Gcorgo KAHN,
Mrs Olaf +. Cgskin. Mrs walter
C. Mclean. Mrs Harry Carney,
Mr. II. T.. liogaboom, Mrs. G. L.
ilughes. Mul Ralph Hoffman. Mrs.
n Is Robinson. Mrs c c. Brown,
Mrs. Edward r. Taylor. Mrs. Roy
Csc. Miss Ruth Miller and Miss
Louisa Pugh
The evening book review class VIII
meet Thursday. October 30, a. 545
oeiock. nt the club. Miss Gertrude
woodcock viii review THE Little
French Girl By Ann Douglas sedg
wick.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-29
Seattle Society
Edited by Lillian Keen LeBaister Telephone MA 100000
ASsistant-Franees Oldham
Music-Louise Raymond Owens
Board OF Children's Orthopedic Hospital VIII
BE Guests at Tea; Hosts at Dinner
nTRs 0EoR0E 7 MYERS. rrcsI

Ans GEORGE 7. MYERS. prcsl-
NJ dent % tho Chldrvns oGtho.
urlic hospital win entertain the
hari ~ trustees ~ The hospital az
tsa On THURSDAY afternoon az her
hcmc
nuriag the afternoon. Miss Adcline
Hughes superintendent ~ the hos
p.iai viii speak on the conference OF
ihs American Hospital association
hslA recently On Buffalo..N. Y.
The hospital board includes Mrs,
Hsnn & Ewing. Mrs Alexander Ne
raaa. Mrs Frederick n Parks. Mrs
Reginald A. Parsons. Mrs William
A Peters AIRS John ". Roberts.
Ms c II Stimsou. Mrs Harry
whitney TREAT. Mrs, Scott BulItt.
Ms Prank Eiwell Case. Mrs Charles
Russell Collins. Mrs. NJ A. Gottsteln.
NrS John G. Mcmillan. Mrs HRrp
y osiandcr. Mrs John U Powell.
Mrs Howard Taylor. Mrs william
Randall Crawford. Mrs George W
rssher. Mrs George n Fortson.
Ms Georgc r. Myers. Mrs II. J..
Ramsey. Mrs David Edward Skin.
rsr Mrs Frederic Hall white and
Mss olive Kerry
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-29
Personal

Miss Olive Leonard viii leave Fn-
day Cor DaiiaT T'K5H. 90 El-lt MisH
Grace IiapE1ui M.rT Leonard viii
Boz one 81 the bridesmaids az Minis
HapEuad's wedding On November.
Mrs Huns.Fh 81 Hrcdrr returned
Saturday from two months visit
iu the Middle West
Nj and AlT j, W. Kern and con
ST. Lowell Kern % Chicago. who
have been the EBesf1 ~ SIR and
Mu Charles KinHsaE lrfl Monday
Tor their home
M and Mr. Raymond Bordeaux
viii como over from Bordeaux
Thursday 90 spend the weekend
with SIR and Mu Thomas Bor
dsauE
ST. ana SIR. r. e. Peters have
returned from FE weeks motor
trip iu tho East
ST and Mrs Steve AWsit Esther
Bumlh 81 t0i2 Second ave a. r.
are receiving congratulations upon
The birth Of a daughter Maulyn.
ON October a.
SIT and Mrs sidney Austin and
small dauthter, Mary Ellen, LEFT 90.
DAY for sirii iu California.
Mrs, J =, Montgomery viii leave
Friday Tor her home iu Oakland.
after "a short visit with relatives in
town
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-29

give o. series Of artist rrc.taia dur
.uE thr coming season. gave their
fret concert last evening az the
Plymouth C1aOr rati0Iai church.
presenting Ai~sne Ilsr1rEuL cone
fralt0 and IeorEe May pianist. in
joint recital
Mime. EesrrEgl o. already favorally
known 10 local audiences. she has
an excellent coutralt0 voice u good
quality and timber. and her delight
fgi Interpretation Of each number
met with marked appreciation,
Sir May a new artist here r. a
member N the Cornish EcleSL and
should prove "a valuable addition 90
Eeaffle'f musical colony.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-29
Are You Fat?
Just Try This

TaagsaH1s ~ asrrfat people have 10
r7far slender D. faIlgEiuz she H1rIr-
m EaErara sbo recommend Iarmafa
Prescription 'ahi fH THrss Htfta fat o.
1ar=ra Hre made from tHr same fsrmala
aH Che famsHH Hgr4aIs Prescription ~
ta8 faf don't aHffEa To- your druEFfsf
r8u end fHr one dollar tire came price
ere Hrrd oven procure a boa ~ these
tablets NJ yuu prefer sou may secure
iHFm direct Ev afHIiHE price 20 thr
HsrWfia Coz General Motors Bids De-
Iraif AtrH. They Tf1Hra steadily aud
-yilT- 80 need Tor tiFragmr rHrTriEr ~
In walton dlrI and 90 unpleasant effects
AdfrffiafIurrt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-29
Hospital Guild to
Haze SelciRa P0rtn

Dcuny.Fuhrm1n guild OF tho Chi.
ircns Orthopcdic hospital Will
meet with Mrs. c " Turner. ESQ
Temh ave. ~. on Thursday after
noon. 20 rev for the coming White
Elephant hamar Members arc re-.
qucstcd TO attend. "a business Of
Importance Is TO BE- transacted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-29
CARD PARTY FOR
81 VINCENT HOME

81 Vinesats auxiliary viii give a
card party on Thursday afternoon.
october 30. AZ knights Of Columbus
hall. Bridge whist and NAH iongE
viii BE- played and musical pro.
gram will be given.
The affair Is for tho benefit o.
81 Vincents Home FOR the AEed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-29
Mrs. Gattney VIII
Gire Luncheon

Mrs. William Il. Gaffney will en-
ieriain with n luncheon o, fourteen
envers ~ the Sunset club on Friday
afternoon IN honor Of Mrs -. -.
Twohy Of Spokane. who Is the guest
Of her daughter, Mrs. Edgar l..
Brecnc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-29
Committees Named for
Guilds Bazaar

North Queen Anne guild OF the
Chiidren's orihopcdic hospital has
arrangements made for bazaar
and card party on Friday. Novem-
b~r :. ~ the Hotel Washington
Tho bazaar will omen at 0 O'Clock
and cards viii be played in the aft
eruoon
Mrs. syba Hanrick Is chairman
n the sale and Mrs. o. f. Condor
g IN charge OF the card party.
Assisting at the bazaar will bc:
5lr Fred W Funck. lingerie.
Mr.. ". s. steves and Mrs. T.. v.
lalin. hnndkerchiefs: Mrs. George
Fulton. Mrs. W. Piclow and Mr..
w g. Taft. cake and candy. Mrs.
l.obert McAuslan. Mrs. c. r. Merr:
iield and Mrs. Robert Moody. mis-.
ceiianeous: Mrs Ralph Hatton. Airs.
Charles McLarc and Mrs. {. = Cole
grove. aprons; Mrs. Walter fIlnman.
fish pond.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-29
DEMoCRATIC woMEN's cLuB

Seattle Ciy-wido Democratic
womrn's club will entertain with a.
special Halloween party Thursday
evening October 30, az 4 o'clock.
AZ partnalis cafeteria. whist viii
be played, followed by daneing
There win be an excellent musical
program. The public is invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-29
Luncheon for
Returned Travellers

To honor Airs Walter MeEvuu
Tomkins and Mrs W Vaughn Tan.
ner, who returned short TINE
azo from a trip in the East, Alrs.
Alexander ~ Pringlc entertained
eight guests nj luncheon this after.
noon AZ the University club
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-29
HALLOWEEN DANCE

Fortson-Thygcsen Auxiliary 80.
2. a.. s. W. v. viii Eiyr "a Halloween
trolic and dance ou Thursday eve
niug, October 80. az Roosevelt hail.
lsiGa Third ave. Al friends cor.
daily invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-29
ALL DAY nAZAAR

Washington Circle. Ladies % the
Ia, A. r., will hold an all.day bazaar
.at the armory Thursday, October 80.
followed by a o'clock dinner and
military whist ~ sac o'clock All
patriotic orders cordially invited
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-29
Small Dinner for
.Hr. Mum

judge and MIS-. Frederick Bgusman
ulii entertain with a small dinner on
Thursday evening az The Wilsonian
N honor OF Mt George tadd Mum
nho viii leave shortly for The orient
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-29
ANNUAL LUNCHEON

The State Council Of AdminLtp.
tive Women in Education viii meet
In the Y. W. G a. tea room for lts
annual luncheon on Thursday, octo.
Der 80. az 1915 o'clock
Tho program follows.
Address % welcome stats president.
e. a ". r.. Mrs.. Jennie French. Ia
coma.
Greetings - president o. Hrsttis C.
A. " r., Miss Emma g., Hart. whit
worth school
Communication from state department
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-29
Plans Luncheon at
Sunset Club

Miss Frances Green Is extending
Invitations 20 a luncheon az the
sunset club on Monday afternoon,
November 8. In honor OF Miss
Claire Stoltenberg. a popular bride
dict.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-29
RuMMAGE SALE

The Young Married women's club
of plymouth church will hold a
ulmmago sale Thursday. Friday and
saturday, October 80, 81 and No.
yember ]. az goli Second ave,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-29
DoRIc SOCIAL cLuR

Doric Social club O = s., will
meet Thursday October so. a. 3
.. m. With Mrs. Lena shoatcn. ssiS
Meridian ave, Mrs Ethel Housdorf
Will be tho assisting hostess East
crn Stars and friends welcome.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-29
Hosts at Halloween
PdrtU

Mr. and Mrs. J. l. Tibbs enter,
tanned with a delightful Halloween
PARTY last saturday evening. AZ
their home. 43os second avc. y. =.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-29
Northumberland ~ cLAss

Roberts Parliamentary Law class
viii meet ht the =. W. G. &,
Thursday October 80. o. 1880
o'clock, Mrs Ella Cudihrr par
liamcntarian and leader Subject
lesson. Motions 10 Bring Qucs-
ton Again Before tho Assembly"
The auxiliary class In public
speaking viii have FOR 10 subject
lesson. Playing the Game"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-29
vEnsE MnITEns. CLUn

Seattle Verse Writers club VIII
meet Thursday evening October 80,
at S o'clock. al tho y NJ G. A
Visitors welcome
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-29
Sunday Evening
PROGRAMS at Cornish

- - aAa+'hA
The Cornish school announce
ihrce sunday evening pruEamAi0 hc
given iH tEe little rheatgr Il tls
O'Clock On fhe following dates
November Dc fsurFrrmIaFr f.srfHTs
and aeUanrfrati1u o. urfftr FausF pHu
aH1 wallace uae- asfiHIrI fy IEns TraaE
and HafHiHH sfua-rfr.
NgFruF sr 90 play rradIaE. The
Fhav OFT ID George Kelly. Hurt0a Isl.
James
December It Dance rrrital Sylvia
Ton HHd UrrHlah uaHrFrs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-29
ANNUAL HALLOWFEN PARTY

'Na'f'N 49, AAfNiHAf'ff I'm AAANA
The Christian society ~ the
Welsh Presbyterian church will
have ita annual Halloween party
ThurHdRy evening. October 80.
Strangers welcome
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-29

con. followed hy bridge
The haztsf les for tho afternoon
viii o. irf % D. nayItss. chair
man; Mrs D. NJ Butler Mrs o. D.
Calkius and Mrs a. q Daud0
CENTRAL MISSION
STUDY CLUB
The Central Mission study club
viii meet Friday. october 81 "a
I a. m. nt the T. ". G. A.
BAZAAR At myEHToN
Delta Chapter d. o. &. viii give
bazaar iD Robbins hall, Hlyrrton,
saturday November 8 A chicken
dinner win BE- served al 9 O'Clock
AMETHYST CHAPTER so las
Amethyst Chapter 80 l5s. o =
e, viii give ESQ O'Clock dinner.
followed by a military whist party,
Friday evening. November 2, NJ
1909 jackson d. Eastern stars and
their friends cordially invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-29
HALLOWEEN DANCE
SPECIAL MEETING
WO&EN or
MOOSEHEART LEGION

NosEN OF
MoOsEHEART LEGION
Women Of Moosehcart Legion Will
give a childuns party IN Moose hail
Thursday. october 30, az s y. m.
QUEEN CITY CHAPTER BAZAAR
Queen city chapter will hold a bB-
mar Thursday October 30. az 1873
First ave, Luncheon viii be served
an day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-29
DAY NURSERY
ASSOCIATION

The regular monthly meeting Of
the seattle Day Nursery aaocil.
iion Viii be- held Thursday October
30, az ! p. m. AZ tho nursery, 500
broadway rians win De- completed
for the tea. jelly and Jam shower,
Nine Kohalushi u Kobe, Japan,
who has been in this country, gath
eriug data on child welfare work.
will address the meeting
Mrs James n. Calvert ana Mrs
William Krafvc win be tho host.
esses, and Mrs, O, =. 81. Praa gill
preside over tho tea service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-29
Half-Price Sale

The Thrift shop Of the Childrcn's
orthopedic hospital announces a
half.pricc sale for Thursday. October
20. ID 5It Stewart 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-29
ADDITIONAL CLUBS
PATTY


Members Of The Eastern star club
will b. entertained az a Halloween
party on Friday. October 81 az 40
.. m. in tho club room. 1920 Arcade
square Six members who have ccis-
brntsd their birthdays during Octo-
bcr will b. the hosts Halloween
decorations will b. In evidence and
tho Refreshments will also 10 signlfi-
cant Of the witches day.
Hostcssca win bc Mrs Grace Ray
craft. Mrs Harriet ~ Carr Mrs
Emma c. Ennis. Mrs Irene Il. Ne.
Kenny. Mrs Anna H. shields and
Miss Olive Menace
MOUNT BAKER
LUNCHEON CLUB
Mount Baker Luncheon club will
meet at tho clubhouse. Wednesday
November 8. for a o'clock lunch
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-29
CLUBs ron THURSDAY

SEWING CIRCLE
The sewing circle n Ionia Chap.
Ter, q. = ~ viii meet with Ms
Emma Richardson. t.05 Dayton ave
Thursday, October so. az ,. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-29
Women's Clubs

9f siuGa'ien Nu Hiansh NaEis. oigmr
nr.sf tsiE By Miss Jessie LaeEuaad.
loHh MuiF srhaaI
Address ty Mics Agnes samuslseu
Fuilman
ha'iuSns meeting and election u err
CrFs.
HALLOWEEN DANCE
A dancing party will ~ held
Thursday cygning. October 30, in 81.
cred Heart han, siHth ave. and BELL
b.. hy the youug ladies OF tho parish
aud their friends.
SPECIAL MEETING
A special Essrling has been called
by Van Asselt PIT A. Tor ThurNdr
evening October 30. az S O'Clock. 10
discuss initiative No, 90. There will
be two speakers Tor tho affirmative
and two Tor the negative Elde OF the
question.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-29
Music

Artists Meet
With Favor
an, Music ana Art Foundation. "a
NV organization. whi6ho JlauB 90
Evening star., 1924-01-06

That Come
However, attend mail will
attention while We privilege
substitution model sold
color and second choice Sale housedress department.
Third hoor-and special tables-Sree Floor
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-24
SHERIFF MAKES GENEROUS GIFT
TO CHARITY WHEN STILLS SOLD

thev cannot be used for their origi-
nal purpose. As they were thus re-
duced to junk, the whole lot brought
only $50
Under the law, the sheriff is en-
titled to this money as salvage but
Charlie took a different view of the
matter and gave the money to the
Salvation Army and Elks, to be
used for their Christmas work.
Some of the stills were excellent
specimens of their kind, being equip
ped with guages and All the latest
devices for assisting people to Vlo-
'latethe 18th amendment. There was
enough lead and copper coil TO go
aroung the court house "a 2-3 times,
according to the mathematician pre-
sent, and another guessed that II
would possible to smell some of the
stills as far off as China.
The destruction of the stills cauS-
ed considerable grief to'Sam, but he
took his medicine and grinned as he
handed the checks over to the sher-
iff.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-24
EIGHT KILLED
WHEN AIRPLAM
CATCHES FIRE
ny United Press Leased Wire

CROYDON, England, Dec. 24.-
Eight persons were killed 1t the
Croydon acrodrome here today when
Il London-Paris passenger airplanc
burst into flames and crashed to
the ground.
The machine caught fire and fell
shortly after starting for Paris.
Among those killed i'll the crash
was DR.. Barbosa Lima of Brazil,
who was starting for Switzerland.
The airplane, which was seen to
burst into flames as it scared above
the aerodrome here, came down at
Haliug Downs, a short distance from
the starting field.
Rescuers rushed to the scene III
automobile and afoot.
The plane s passengers were burn
ed to death, however, before the
first of the rcscucrs reached the
wreckagc.
1t is believed no Americans were
among the victims. When the flam-
ing plane struck the ground its nose
was buried deep in the frozen earth.
Everything that could burn was de-
stroyed.
Another of those killed is Cedric
Trudgett, representative of the
Chilean Review
Officials at Croydon aerddrome
this afternoon told the United Press
that there were no citizens of the
United States aboard the death
p Zane.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-24
IS Pound Turkey
For Coolidge
Christmas

WASHINGTON, Dec. IA
A thirty-five pound turkey, one
of the largest ever brought TO
tho white house, will be the
piece dc resistance when Presi-
dent and Mrs. Coolidge, their son
John and their friends, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Stearnes of Boston,
sit down to Christmas dinner.
The huge gobbler reached the
executive mansion a few days
ago from Riverton, Wyo., n gift
OF the Lions Club of that town
and so pleased was the President
that he decided to depart from
the usual custom of distributing
such gifts to white house AM
ployes by keeping it for his own
dinner. The Coolidges win dine
at O'Clock, the regular dinner
hour at the white house.
Christmas morning the Presi-
dent and his family will attend
services at the First Congrega-
tional Church which the Cool
idges have attended since coming
to washington. From church they /
will return direct to the white I
house. The FANNY probably VIII |
take a motor ride during the day /
but there will be no visits from
friends or we'll wishers.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-24

Following out n custom th%t IS
observed in many jails and other
penal institutions throughout the
country, Sheriff Gillett this morn
ing made Christmas presents to scy-
eral prisoners in the form Of their
freedom.
Most of the men were minor of
Tenders who had served the great
en- part Of their time, or first of
Tenders, who had made n slip and
learned their lesson.
Among those who were made
free men were Robrt Ford scntenc-
ed ON September 81 TO serve six
months for vagrancy; Manuel
Foggs, six months for burglary ON
September 27; Tom Franklin, vag.
rancy, six months September 27; Joe
Garcia, attempted larceny. 90 days,
October %; Howard Henderson,
petty larceny, October 20, 90 days;
George Chaffin. reckless driving,
November 4, 80 days; Pablo Lopez,