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Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-22
DAILY MENUS


Breakfast Grapes, cereal, lream,
cli>p whole wheat toast, crcamcd
dried beef, coffee,
l.uuchcou- Hard COOKED eg- and
lettuce sandwiches, potato chips,
r,.r olives. baked apples, coffee.
Dinner Boiled salmon with egg
>.gce, potatoes in parsley butter,
.e#td Vegetable salad. deep dish
ripple lie. rye bread.
This season Of The wear when veg
,-&blc> are - plentiful there are
sure TO be a variety Of icft-ovrr>. \
ioi.ird >al:td is n most attractive aud
i,,al Wy to makr use Of these.
season The icuy we'll with lemon
i.aee, salt and pepper and use onion
iuicc in place Of minced onion. This
j. added to the Jelly or spriukled
,ysr the vegetables.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-22
SEELEY
~, nitrd Press Leased Wire

SFELEY. sept. 222.-A business
meeting wa, held on sunday after
church service, a Seelev Commun-
ity church ~ which John Hogan
was appoincd moderator and l.. W.
Copeland deacon. The Sunday
school is gaining in Attendance. The
teacher, for the year are George
I.andruni, adal' class; Rev. Spencer,
high school; Mr.. Powclsou, inter
mediate bove; Mrs. Copeland, inter
mediate girls; Beruicc Markcy,
Hazel Nocl and Bculah Sheldon,
primary department.
Mrs Rupert Borden Of Idaho. is
visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
y. H. sheldon.
Mr.. aud Mrs. $. e. Goddard and
fauily and Mr.. and Mrs. q. \. Hol-
brook havc returned from san Jose,
where they spent the summer.
Mrs. T. \. Howard and children
accompanied by Miss Ella Samon
and Mrs. .Icffreys spent the week
cnd at Jacunba.
Mrs j. f. Mastick returned from
san Diego Mrs MAstick viii make
her home with Mrs J. A Howard.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-22
HEBER
by United Press Leased Wire

HEBER, Sept. 23.-The Hcbcr
school opened Yesterday. The teach
ers this year are principal, l.. d.
Jones, Mrs. Ella h. Ware. Mrs.
Lama Orr. Miss Gladys Wilde
Browne
Mr.. Aitkin Of the Union Oil
company was in Hcbcr on business.
Mr. and Mrs. II. p Ware have
moved into their new home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Briggs and Mr..
and Mrs. Jcffries motored ont east
Of Holtvillc last sunday.
McCabe school opened with an
enrolment % l0a. Last year tho
opening enrolimcnt was l24. The
district has built AN additional
room which is devoted 10 the in.
>trurtion Of the foreign speaking
children.
Mrs. II. =. Wagner and children
were shopping in Hebcr yesterday.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-22
Los Angeles Man
State Golf Champ

bel MONTE, Calf. Sept. e.
The California golf championship
was WOu sunday hv californian
Geol-p N4n Elm, Los Angeles.
Won Elm won, = and ]. from
Frank bolp, Portland. Ore. in a
sensational match here
Ina tbc Del Monte women : cham
piouSiip Miss Kathleen Wright,
Pasadena. defeated Mrs. Frank
Hhcc,iy, >;m Francisco, ) and ) for
the titlc.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-22
r,icCABE
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AicCABE. Sept. 22.-Scnool open.
cd Monday morning at McCabc
with the following five teachers
Miss Vera Noel. principal, Miss
Bourg, Miss Allyn, Mrs. Nesbeit and
Mrs. Gla>icy From all indications
there VIII be an extra large enroll
uvit this wear
AIRS. .Iames Brock and children
returned reeeatiy from Il pleasant
summer spent III Live Oaks.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sunstrum
haze returned from their vacation
slR2tt in Las Angeles.
N. and Mrs. Joe Wilson and
family aIe home after Il pleasant
"Trip to the coast.
Nj, and Mrs. Jess Bogue and
family Of Colorado are visiting 1T
the lionte Of their father. {. T.
Eogue.
Miss Dennis Parker has returned
from Los Angeles where she spcnt
Tie SuHtH.r aitcNdia4 the OTIS Art
school
Ms, Iri> Oliver left sunday for
Riverside where She viii enter high
>choal. Friends of the Oliver fam
lily Will be sorry 10 learn that they
wiH br leavin. the valley >eon -
make their home in Riverside.
N4s. " II. Paine and family
have returned from Coronado.
Frank Paine remained il ran III
rgy u ATTEND school.
Ms. Charles Lands and little
-raHIla4gliter u Kansas City. No.
5lc visiting Nj and Ms. Fred sun
~trLa3
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-22
Society, Clubs, Lodges,
Churches and Schools
CMrCpractors Hold
First Fail Session

The Imperial Valley Chiropractors
association held It's first meeting fol.
l>ning the summer vacation on sat
'r"iay evening, br. Patricia Hay OF
Calipatria acting as hostess.
Or, K. L. Palmer of this city,
president of the association, an
i;,unccd that constructive programs
were being arranged for during the
winter months.
Those in attendance included DR..
II f. B!ume of Brawicv. Dr. Ivan
lreham of CaleXico, Dr. c. :. Kinney
q Imperial and Dr.. {. II. Grcthwell,
=. II. l.. Palmer and Dr.. {. j. Me
kcudrick. all of Fl Centre.
Or. Hay served refreshments fol
laW:Hg the business session
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-22
Culver City Cops
Arrest " Men on
Gambling Counts

CULVER CITY. Sept. o2-ASeventy
seven men arrested ON charges of
gambling in Culver City early sun
day morning were arraigned here
today.
The prisoners were arrested at
"Blaek Tony S place. near ;hc
ctro -Goldwyn-M Mayer studios. Police
said six tables were III operation,
with seventy men playing blackjack,
stud poker and dice games.
Tony Dinvaloia, proprietor, and
six employees are accused of con
ducting nuisance. The 20 .'cus-
toners are charged with gambling.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-22
NO QUOTA SET FOR
VALLEYS AID IN
EARTHQUAKE FUND

According to Secretary Carmichael
of the FL Centre Chamber of Com
n'ercc. no quota has as vet been al
loted to the various cites of the
ccuntv to be raised for the Santa
Barbara Earthquake fund. =
!. is understood that the county 5
?uota is Sll,oo0 and that the
accounts tn be raised in the various
cities would be set by the Associat-
cd hamDers of Commerce.
That organization will meet at I'm
perial Friday night. and Carmichael
stated, that he is of the opinion tha
the quota will be set 1T that time.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-22
temperance Union to
Hold Meet on FridaU

Mrs. Oscar Sweeney win he hos
less to the W. c. T. [. on Friday
afternoon of 4his week. when the
union win meet at her home, 1902
Euclid avenue at 2:3o O clock.
ANY women wishing 10 attend who
have no means OF transportation
should notify Mrs w. l. Stone, tcle-
phone 49,, nnd tAcy viii hc callea
for. 1,"&a
Aniong the business matters to he
frsnsaetest wili be the election of =
tleiegate ie.attehd the state canveu-
tiol to .be held in Riverside in Or-
tohor.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-22
Notorious Bandit
Is On Trial For
Staying Officer
by lfnited Press Leased Wire

SACRAMENTO, Calf. Sept. 90.
Already sentenced to death for
murder, Floyd Hall, notorious ban,
dit terrorist went on trla, here to-
day on another charge winch carries
th" death penairy.
Hall. who with Joe Tauko, cscap-
ed from san Quentin prison last
April and spread terror throughout
the northern part of the state, was
brought here from Folsom prison
this morning to stand trial for the
shooting of Patrolman Clyde Num-.
Num- was shot when he attempt
ed to interfere with the kidnapping
Of Frank Harlow by Tanko and
Hall, who had seized Harlow and
his automobile to aid them in their
escape.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-22
MOB BURNS NEGRO AT
STAKE AFTER ATTACK

NEW ALBANY, Miss. Sept. 22.--
OF the mob of 400 men who burn
ed j. =. Ivy, negro. at the stake
Yesterday the sheriff today was un-
able to make an identification and
no arrests were made. The negro
was taken from deputy shcriffs af-
ter girl who had been attacked
identified Ivy as her assailant
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-22
HOW PITTSBURGH MAN
CHEATED DEATH

Given UP by doctors. W. T. Nc
Comb of Pittsburg. Pa. was being
dragged slowly and surely into II
premature grave. Finally" he
writes. "a Eaturopath suggested us
ing INNER-CLEAN. After five
days my eyes began to clear up. My
nerves got calmer. Investigating
certain conditions OF bowel dis
charges. 1 discovered accumulated
poisons Of years. which had become
solid matter in the colon and intes-
final tracts, gradually being elimin-
ated. Now am improving rapidly"
What Is INNER R-CLEAN?--Ths
wonderful Nature aid Is the aroma
tic herb-vegetable compound perfect
ed by Prof. Arnold Ehret. famous
dietitian and originator of "the
Mucusless Diet Healing system" Not
an extract nor drug. INNER-CLEAN
naturally and effectively sweeps
from intestinal walls and passages.
age-oid accumulations OF hardened
feces. filth and mucus. whose deadly
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-22
SAVANT IS SUICIDE

NOMAN, Okla. Sept. 32.--Dr.
Thomas Brent Moore. As, associate
professor of economies of the Uni
vcrsitv of oklahoma. was believed
TO have committed suicide near here
today when his body was fonnd
hanging TO Il road bridge two miles
north of Lexington.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-22
Gail First Meeting
of Pythi0n Sisters

The first meeting of the Pvthian
Sisters for the opening season las
been called Tor Thursday, FtHt,n.
bcr p, at : =. m. The @';hrting
viii take place in pa>i, IIal,. A.
formerly.
Mrs. Emory Grrard. most cSa,te"
chef viii preside. aul plans ror the
coming eyear viii he mace. =. fUa
attendance j. desired.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-22
10. S616

To. S616
ACTION BPOUGHT In THE SU-
PEETOR COURT OF THE COUN-
Ty or IMPERIAL, AND COM
PLANT FILED IN THE OF
FICE OF THE CLERK OF THE
! SUPERIOR COURT OF SAID
COUNTY.
I9 III" superior court of the state
,t California ia and for the County
af lmpefial.
II y. KLINE AID BERTHA T..
KLINE ". LOUIS BREILLING et.
al, defendants.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE
or CALIFORNIA SEND GREET
i\Gs' go: LOUIS BREILIING.
UNION CENTRAL LIFE iNSUR.
ANtE COMPANY. a corporation
i.@vAn Zoe. Richard Roe aud Mary
Roe. defendants.
+ Nou are directed To- appear in an
action brought against YOU by the
:.uoNe umurd uIaiu'iff in the Super-
inr Court of the Corntv Of Imperial.
state of California. ,und 10 answer
the complaint therein within ten
days aftcr the service on Won Of this
Summons, If served within the. Com-
ty Of Imperial. or within thirty day,
ii served elsewhere. and vuu are
notified that unless You appear and
answer q, above required the
iaintiff wifi take Judgment foi
any moncy or damages demanded
in the complaint. as arising upon
contract, or VIII apply to the court
! frl any other relief demanded il
the complaint.
Given under my hand and seal p-
| the superior Court Of the Cuunty 0,
| perial. State OF California. thi
| 4th day Of April. 1928.
| {. @. MOUSSEAT, County Clerk
| BY J.. y. KIRK, Deputy.
| (S.EAL SUPERIOR COURT, IN
| pFElAL COUNTYJ
n = - - OF G~15 - II = "
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-22
SAY CHAUFFEUR WAS
KILLED IN RUN BOUT

BERK ELEI Calf. Sept. ~
William Ward. A.. was sought by
police here today on the accusation
Of companions Oh drinking party
that he killed Richard II. Sharkey,
81. chauffeur. Sharkcy's body
was found by his brother Joseph,
: .rhou hc l,tnlne1 hgme.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-22
DEATH CHEATS LAW

SACRAMENTO, sept. Death
cheated the law today. Whcd The
case of Dan Scar, charged with
violating the liquor laws, WAS called
in federal court, Judge .)ola +. Part
ridge was informed the man had
diII
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-22
THE WEATHER

LOS ANGELES AND VICINITY: {:
Fair tonight and Wednesday with
moderate temperature.
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA: Fair
and moderately. warm tonight and
W cdnesdav.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-22
RHEUNAI
Cannot Exist il Tie Human Body i
yoE VIII Use Trunk 5 Prescription

Cannot Exist il tie Human Body i
yop VIII Use Trunk 5 Prescription
1t IS preposterou> IL fact. il is q
shame 10 suffer with ANY form Of
Gheumat ism.
This Prescription doe. "5t ruin
the stomach. It dots To, depress tHe
heart. Eat all .h4 mea. and good
food vow wish ,~:i., fahiu. Trunk ;
Prescription. Contains no mercury.
salicyiate soda, oil Winter-recn or
narcotics, but positively oteEcomes
any kind Of rheumatism OF gout on
earth. What more dc You want'
l. is in possible 10 get something
better. The greatest ere acid sol
vent known and also superior
liver medicine. go. -..- ---, 90. -----.------.-
Trunk Prescription. sells +or
s1.75 or ; for only 500 at Gle
nlent ) D-ue Store. adN
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-22
NOTICE

NY wife. Juana Singh. having
deserted me. hereby give notice
,Lat / VIII 40 longer be responsible
fer any Oil i.gations CONTRACTED by
Ltr IN my lrstier.
t~igfcdl SECHA SINGH.
lStG
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-22

The art OF undertaking in Eng
land is going backward. declared
the organizers of an exhibition Of
marti~iaus woodwork and fittings
ia London recentl..
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-22
LABOR BACKS
FARMERS AND
COLORADO DAM
ny United Press Leased Wire

san DIEGO, Sept. 30 = Strong
resolutions backing Congressman
Phil Swing, Senator Hiram johnson,
the cities of the southwest and the
farmers of Imperial Valley in their
fight for the Swing-Johnson Bould-
cr Canyon dam bill, We're introduc.
ed into the State Federation of La
Dor convention today and it is pre-
dicted that they will carry without
opposition.
rhc resolution was introduced by
John :. Horn, former secretary of
the Los Angeles Central Labor
council. and J. j. Cockley of the
Los Angeles electrical workers. The
resolution denounced "thc power
trust and the Mexican land inter
ests' opposing the bill and memor-
ialized the American Federation Of
Labor to use its political influence
toward passage of the measure at
next congress.
Horn also introduced Il resolution
eondenning Governor Richardson )
record as governor.
'. $. McClatchy of the joint inn
migration committee warned the
the workers of the campaign brew
ing 10 reopen the Japanese eXclu-
sion law and admit Orientals under
quota. He said the churches Of
America are being misled.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-22
DIES WATCHING FIRE

SACRAMENTO. scot. - -. amor
i arrangements were made hetc to-
aay fqr. John NJ. Sheppard, who
droppe't dead Yesterday 'vTl!c 1tch-
ing Il fire near Ais la,tre. >lcp.
r;,Id, ,iisfeSered the fis1a6> aiid
iuri ed iii zt5le alarm. Whca hi>
oah 'hoiiic< thrcatcued To bura hg
coliapsep slf0 die.l.
To Kill al octopus. one iaS 10
tHrn his tn,dr Inside ouI.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-22

poisons are being absorbed by tho
system. EejuN enates intestines and
restores normal bowel action. With
appetite sharpened. digestion made
healthy. mind cleared-you feel fine!
Severest cases OF chronic constipa-
ton are often permanently cured
with Inner. Glenn. Nine persons out
of ten are really constipated in spite
of regular" daily bowel movements
Everyone is better for taking Inner
Clean. Pleasant to take. Positively
non-habit forming.
Inner-Clcan can be purchas0i
Mt your ! arrest drug store. Price soc
per package.
FREE SAMPLE
Cut out this ad aud send to Inner
Clean Mfg. CO.. SAC T.. Sixth St, for
generous free sample.
INNER-CLEAN
-
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-22

Men may be practical creatures,
but You seldom hear of one marry
inc to get home.
Why were the common scolds
ducled in Puritan days. They
didn I call anybody "morons.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-22

We've just unpacked a shipment of new flower
for adjoining your fall frock. All types ar
many gorgeous colorings.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-05
Minnehaha Falls
Shrink As Flow
Ut Water Fails
by United Press Leased Wire

MiNNEAPOLIS, Nov. Min
nehaha wouldn t get her feet wet
To-Day II she chose to trip across the
once laughing waters There
1sn any waters to laugh.
AinneaaAa aus, scene of the
romance or LongrelIows gallant
hlawatha Is haroIy ripple now.
And the bronze sualue OF I1lawatha,
carrying the dainty INDIAN maid III
ms arms, STANDS nigh and dry on the
Island III Mlnnehana creek which is
no longer the rushing, gurgling
lrream At once was. 0ht-.
Mlnnehaha PARK, mecca of thou.
Bands OF tourists, is disappointing
IN Its main attraction. 1he onward
rush OF clvulzation, drainage OF
lakes that TED the famed stream,
and extremely dry weather, has VIZ
tualiy caucu the flow Of water over
Inc lalls.
Minneapolis has long considered
artificial means of keeping water
flowing over the falls OF MINNIE
laha.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-05
Bomb" Sent To
Former Kaiser
Is Huge Cake
by United Press Leased Wire

BERLIN, Nov. Reconsideration
reigned at the post office of the An.
halter railway station here upon the
arrival of huge eraet, addressed 70
"The Warrior, Kaiser Wilhelm l.
Berlin 49,
Postal inspectors, at once suspect.
ing that the box contained an in.
fcrnal machine, summoned the Ber.
lin bomb squad from police head.
quarters, The case was cautiously
transported to the police depart
ment.
Detectives and bomb specialists
shifted at the crate. 1t exuded a
familiar odor, more reminiscent of
baking powder than a powder ma
chine.
Amid tense suspense, the cover
was pried off. As the contents were
disclosed the detectives gasped. Be-
fore them lay q cake, exceeding an
automobile tire in size. Poison was
suspected. ee
But a courageous criminal inspec-
tor snatched a piece of the cake and
tasted it. AS he munched, as
pleasurable grin expanded across his
countenanee. He helped himself to
another portion.
Having reassured themselves, the
police donated the cake to a local
orphan asylum.
The purpose of the sender remains
shrouded IN well-baked mystery.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-05
MOTORISTS HOPE
CONGRESS WILL
CUT EXCISE TAX

Hopes of motorists that the
coming congress will repeal the ex.
else taxes they are still paying as a
wartime measure, are not raised
materially by the suggestion of
Secretary Mellon for a national tax
reduction. While the secretary
would repeal various taxes that are
burdensome IN an attempt TO make
$500, 100000 annual reduction, he
recommends only a S35,000,0oO de-
crease for motorists, who, according
TO the 1924 figures, paid s,000,-
600 into the United States treasury
last year.
II is pointed out that while this
TAX nomlually is on the motor in
dustry, il is passed on to the ulti-
mate purchaser so that this vast
sum realized on motor cars, acccs-
sories, tires, etc, IS loaded on to the
culinary citizen owning an automo-
bile wherever he may be located
without reference TO state lines,
although the tax is first assessed
against the manufacturer and paid
by him.
Since 1918, motorists as a class
have paid 20 the federal government
in the form OF excise taxes on au-
tomobiles and parts the sum of
s779 ,3S5,539. California motorists
share Of this enormous sum wss gen
erous since last year alone this
states pro rata of excise taxes
amounted TO sll,85l, 103.
Secretary MELONS published rea-
son for suggesting reduction Of
only $35, 100000 in the excise taxes
on automobiles and accessories is
that the government is doing much
for the motorists in the form of
federal aid. However, The total
of excise taxes paid by the motor
lists last year was more than double
the federal aid received during
that period by all Of the states in
the union. Furthermore. il is point
ed out by economists that federal
assistance in road building is direct
benefit TO the community at large
and not merely the automobile
owner.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-05
PLAN TO BUILD
SPEEDWAYS IN
so. AMERICA
Wy United Press Jcascd yy,r.

BUENOS AIRES, Nov. 5.-Soutl
America is preparing to take q
prominent place in the world Of au.
tomosile racing.
Two first class speedways are TO
De puiIt' where the Leading drivers
OF the world Will be invited to com.
pete Tor prizes rivalilng those Civ
en- at Indianapolis, Los Angeles or
-uIian.
one OF these tracks will be in
buenos AIRES, while the other VIII
De sac Paulo, Brazu. Concessions
nave already been arranged and
pans drawn. Inc track III buenos
aires is due TO be competed by De-
cemoer, while ii is hoped that the
track III Sac PauIo VIII also be
READY before the end OF this year.
As IL is summer IL South Ameri-
ca when 1t Is winter in Europe and
North America it Is felt that inter
national races can be organized III
wnlcn the foremost drivers of the
world can take part, without inter
lefIhg with tneH participation IN
the Various CLASSICS.
Ihe buenos aires track is to be
constructed IN the suburb of San
Martin at n cost of about half
mInon pesos. The track Will be
o,SuU me.ers around, something over
Two miles, and wall be Is meters
VIDE on the straight-aways with an
adaed three meters on the curyeh
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-05
SYRIAN REVOLTS
FOLLOW IN TRAIL
OF B0MBARDMENT
by United Pres. Leased WI.

L0NRON, Nov. 4.-Thc Near
East S hatred and fear OF the west
Is cropping out in the trial Of the
iyg.an disturbances following
rlench bombardment Of Damascus.
Reports here today indicate that
the Syrian ferment Is strengthening
Arab anti-foreign agitation III Iraq,
at present held under British man.
date which Turkey disputes, Pales.
tine, Egypt and Morocco.
Politicians are urging special
measures to safeguard treat Brit.
ain S prestige in her possessions
and mandates throughout the near
east, particularly in view Of the re-
cent appeal of the executive of the
ro-talestine congress TO the
League of Nations demanding i'm
mediate cancellations of the league
mandates i'll the east, with author
ization to Syria, Palestine and Lee
banon to unite in a common gov
ornment to enter the federation of
Arab states.
The disposing of the Shah of Per.
sia and the rise to power or Rcsa
Khan, Persian premier, pending es'
tablishment of new form of gov.
crnment III Persia, is also viewed
here as n movement perhaps unfa.
vorabie to England. 1t is recalled
that Soviet Russia long has sought
to obtain dominating Influence in
Persia and it is felt that the dcpos.
ition of the Shah aids Russia and
perhaps retards British hopes for
greater influence in the Shah s do.
mains.
Reports out of the Damascus
region picture a tremendous increase
Ill guerilla warfare. The insurgents
are reported to have occupied six
towns and to have won reinforce.
ments from Is other villages and
nine Bcdouin tribes.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-05
CHAOTIC TANCLE
IS AFTERMATHOF
CANADA ELECTION

TORONTO, Nov. 4-Conscrvativc.
Liberals and Progrcssivcs attempted
here today to unravol the chaotic
tanglc LETT by the federal elections
Of last Thursday
Instead of clarifying the political
situation, the election only plunr-
ed the Dominion of Canada in n
greater turmoil. No party obtained
sufficient seats i'll parliament to
form Il government.
The Conservatives elected the
major number of candidates but it
is generally agreed that the Liber.
ais and progrcssives are closely al
lied on subjects opposed to ''Ca.
madam protection and this
strength holds the Conservatives
from taking hold of the govern
ment.
The final standing of the clcc-
tlons, accounting for the full a45
seats i'll the Canadian house of com
mons is as follows:
conservatives 116 seats, Liberals
100, l'rogressives "A, Independents
d, doubtful ..
king Will Not Quit
Meanwhile, Premier Mackenzie
King of the Liberal Party is cling
ing resolutely to his office and has
gwen no indication that he will re-
llnquish tho premiership, particular
lv in view of the fact that the Con-
serVatives would be unable to or
ganlze q government to oppose
Liberal-Progressive members. 1t is
thought that Premier King will at
tempt to fight out the right to hold
the strings of government, despite
the Conservative plurality.
Premier King was defeated in his
own "riding,' but the premier and
possibly other government leaders
are beng offered seats by victori-
Gus Liberal members so as to reor-
ganize the administration.
The big battle will come when
Premier King and his party meets
the house ana test of strength re-
suits. This may lead to another
federal election within a snort per.
iod. There is the precedent of the
Ramsay Macdonald government in
England, carrying on until defeated
in parliament.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-11-05
GENERALS wITE'S BOB
Is PEKIN SENSATION
BY United Press Leased Wire

PEKIN, Nov. 5.-Feminism has
invaded the household of tho con.
servative-minded Christian General
Fcng Iu hsiang and friends Of the
family are holding their breaths in
anticipation of an explosion. =
Mrs. Feng, formerly y. W. C.
A. worker IN Pekin, named Miss
Lee Teh-ehuan, has bobbed her hair.
For considerable time il has
been her desire to follow the Occi-
dental style in this matter, but her
husband has entered strenuous oh.
jcction. Exactly what his attitude
is in the matter now is subject
of profound speculation. One re
port has it that he has not only ne.
Qu!csccd at last, but actually played
the part of barber.