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The Kusko times., 1925-01-17

Oiympia. senate this afternoon dism issed the cnntest of Mrs. Ella M. Russell. of Tenino. to unseat Senator P. H. Carlson. by whom shs was de- feassd in she primaries
The Kusko times., 1925-01-17

Dsnver.-Agnes V&iile. assistant SC, retary of the ehamber of commerc, was found frozen to death Thursday q the summit Of Long Peak, where sh had been on . hunt.
The Kusko times., 1925-01-17

Seattfo.--John, E: E4se; sese pfson araftsmsa in the city engineerin plant, ieaped' e. death from e si1ird story window ot the Argonne, apar, msnss, Thursday.
The Kusko times., 1925-01-17

Now York Officers sad employees ( the New York CeDsrai will be oEere ao opportunity te purchase New Yer Central stock co ehe sisse pAYmsu plan. it wss aenonneed Tuesday.
The Kusko times., 1925-01-17

Seattfs:--Served with aivurcs pa 7erss Mrs. Claudice Rudolph, wife of she engineereof tho insercOastal steam ship Robert Lucken bach. committed suicide, yesterday.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-21
DAILY MENUS

Breakfast-Fresh aprieots. cream
ed salt fish on toast, rye muffinS,
milk, coffee.
Luncheon = Rice loaf, lettuce
sandwiches. apple suUee, molasses
cookies. milk, tea.
Dinner BroIled lamb chops,
ms she'd potatoes, creamed onions,
r,a.ded spinach sa'ad, blackberry
shortcakc, whole wnc,,t bread. mix,
coffee.
4 dish of apple sauce and Il c~okie
or pain cake sh0uid Uc substituted
for the shortca&e tVr chiidren under
$ - years + age. Otherwise the menu
eau oe servea as pianncd.
Z Rlc. Loaf
Two cups bolled race. medium
sized onions, 4 green pepper. i cup
f;nely chopped nuts, tabiespoons
butter. > tomatoes, , cups white
sauce. parsley.
D1p pepper into boiling water aud
k; sramd tlve minutes. ,lunge into
ing. Remove seeds aud mince shelf.
AeH butter, add pepper ana ohsJhs
rCeied and minced. cover and COOK
over Il Tow fire until tender. Add to
rice and nuts. Mix Thoroughly. Wash
tomatoes. cut in halves and scoop
out pulp. Remove seeds from pulp
aud ada to rice mixture. hub inside
OF tomatoes with salt and tlli with
rice mixture. Put remaining rice
4ito Il buttered casserole, making
dcpressions for each tomato. Anu
Tomatoes, cover and place III ! pan
of hot water. Bake III ii hot oven
for forty-flVe minutes. Remove
from casserole to Il large hot chop
plate. pour around sauce and garnisn
with sprlg of parsley.
Or the loaf may % served from
the casserole ana the white sauce
served separately.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-21
FRUIT PUNCHES
Foundation Recipe

l-2 cup lemon juice.
Crate rInd or half an orange.
/ tablespoon grated lemon rind.
ia cup sugar.
i cup orange juice.
] quart water.
Cook sugar and water for thrc,
minutes. cool and add the other N
gradients.
Variations
IL quart g.mger ale.
IA cup preserved ginger cut fine
Il quart tea.
IL cup mara ashino cherries.
81 glass cs,rrant, or grape jelly
dissolved in ] cup hot water; cook
and then add II cup mint finely
nineed. Garnish with mialt sprays
Al pint charged water.
/ cup shredded pineapple.
More sugar may be added if de
sired.}
5.-2 cups watermelon pulp.
IL cup rais.ls cut fine.
IL cup sugar.
6.-l cap crabapple jelly, melted.
juice 1 more oranges.
cup iced water.
pint charged water
- tbsp. grated cucumber rihd
l pint loganberry juice.
IA cup sugar.
81 pint raspberry juice.
Whole raspberrics.
pint charged wafer.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-21
IMPERIAL
u, Press staff Corrcspon dent

by Iress SnIb sOrTesp0m0e"
IMPERIAL, Aug. 2l.-Miss Sarah
Saimen of Brawley visited friends
in Imperial recently.
Mrs. Gordon Hixson, who was "a
former operator for the local tcle-
phone exchange, has accepted SIM
liar position ut Chula Vista.
Mrs. Sarah Mason and .Geroge
Dtnio of III Centre were visitors in
Imperial Yesterday
H. ]. Thomas is having his house
ON 18th street rem0deled.
Kenneth Hallowcl has sold his in
terost in HallowelI s seivice station
Ito his brother, Joe Hallowell, and
is leaving next week for San Diego
Mr.. and Mrs. e. w. Allison and
children, who have been on a vaea
ton trip IL The northern part OF the
state, haze returned to Pomona
whore they will visit at the home Of
Mrs. Allison IS parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Lathrop. ftae
Harry Heycncr OF San Diego, is
spending q couple Of days at tht
home OF his uncle, A. u. Hevcner
southeast Of town. Ralph Hcvcnel
feturncdsto the valley with him aft
cr spending 4 few weeks at coas'
poiDts. ~
Mr. Durham Of Durham s. Pharm
aey is moving 10 north r street t,
OCCUPY the. house owned hy s. hall0
uali
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-21
BIG NAVY PLANES
ARE ORDERED TO
STARTING POINT

SEATTLE, Wash, Aug. 2l-Final
touches were given the Phi, Seattle
built naval patrol plane at the Boo
ing airplane plant here today.
The takeoff for San Francisco
is planned early Saturday. said
p. b. Johpson. of the plant, under
whose direction the huge cruiser
WIS built.
File ship will hop from san Fran
cisco for Hawaii about Augdst %,
accompanied by two smaller planes.
Rico Botta and l.. o. Sullivan, en-
gineer. officer and chief mechanic
will have charge of the tandem en-
gines driving two four bladed
E" sticks,'
New air history will be written
when Lieut. Commander J. H
Strong in command and r. f. David
sen, navigating officer, pull their Il
tons Of steel and wood into the air
Saturday morning. Hunched in the
radio room in the fuselage will be
T. ID. Thornton, chief radio me
chanic, who viii keep in touch with
handing stations during the flight.
Last coats of paint and ''dope" "
were being applied to the PBl's 90
foot wings and touc hing her up from
the nose of her forward naeelle I'd
her rudder, 81 feet away. She will
make the San Francisco trip at 10o
miles an hour, il is claimed.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-21
SWITCH BURN-OUT
CUTS OFF LIGHTS
FOR BRIEF SPELL

EI Centre was without lights for n
shof period sast~-Ei%ht. -aased ~
theI busitiiig or eut-out switch on
thct maiD->Tfc of the Southern Si-
crraSf0wer company al Edom. be-
tween lndio and Palm Springs,
shortly after 9 O'Clock last night.
According 10 Manager King, of
the company 5 local office, there
was no apparent reason for the in
cident at Edom, - there was no
storm in that section and tte burn
out was simply one of the things
that happen to make trouble for
the power companies.
Due to the fact that there was no
warning of the break on the main
line, such as the company can fig
urc on when there is a storm, there
was delay in cutting the local
plant over to the tie-line from San
Diego. In making the cut, a jump.
err at The local plant burned out,
to add to the troubles OF the men
trying to get the power on again.
The glare from the burning Jump
err lit up the entire sky, causing
many people TO believe that seri.
6us accident had happened at the
power plant.
Many parties drove to the plant
to see what had happened, but there
was nothing for them to see. After
delay of approximately - min
utcs, during which time the power
was on and off several times, the
tic.linc cut-in was accomplished
and the valley derived its power
from this source until 3 o'clock this
morning when the main line was
again placed IN working order.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-21
LOOK OUT FOR
SELF POISONING

Neglect OF the liver results in
self poisoning! Not 50 quickly, per
haps, but just as surely as if you
drank poison out Of bottle. If
your liver is not doing its work of
helping digestion, eliminating
waste from the bowels and purify
ing the blood, you will always be
troubled with sick headaches, nau-
sea, biliousness, bad breath, gas,
soar stomach or constipation.
Cleanse and tone your liver! Put
your system in condition so you feel
your very best againl Try just a
spoonful Of DR.. II. S. Thachcrs 5 ex-
cellent Liver and Blood Syrup af-
ter the next few meals and notice
the quick improvement in the way
you eat. sleep, look and feel--the
return Of strength, vigor anL ener-
gy. You will be completely salts
fled; otherwise there will be no
cost.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-21
Charge Promoter
With Fraudulent
Use of u. S. Mail

CHICAGO, Aug. q. - T.. W.
Whitohurst. self-stylcd moving pie
turc producer, was held by federal
officials here today for removal to
Hollywood, California, where he
must answer charges of using the
mails to defraud.
Whitehurst S producing company
with some of the best stars under
long time contracts is alleged to
exist only in the producer s mind.
Government officials charge he oh
tanned investments in the blue sky
corporation by mail solicitation.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-21
HOLTVILLE
ny Press staff Correspondent

HOLTNlLLE. Aug. 21.-Contrary
TO previous supposedly authentic
information, Herbert Woods. eolored
who was reported to have died as
the result of collision near Nc
Kim bridge. is still living and is
expected to recover, although he is
seriously injured. Lester Horton
who was also injured in the aeci-
dent. is considerably improved.
Harold Gillett of FL Centre was
:, business visitor in Holtville We'd
nesday,
4 large number of fight fans OF
this city are planning to attend the
scraps tonight at the, FL Centre
.&rcna.s ss5
MIR. and Mrs. 4. R. GREGG have re
ccived word from their son, Jean,
who is in Florida ut the present
time. stating that Ne will arrive
here soon for an indefinite visit.
The ncw Imperial lee and Deyel-
opIaent plant which is rapidly near
ing completion viii begin oper-
ating on business scale ~ Il verF
NdFiF Ndlt-
Paul Fudee las resi- sned his posi-
tiolf with the Imperial Irrigation
district and has been engaged as
yard man by the local branch of the
Union Oil company.
. f..Shm Long, Union Oil truck
asspr. will leave soon on two
weeks vacation. Francis Connorc
VIII drive Longs truck during the
latteT : absence.
4 b. Owens suffered broker
slleuldcr blade the first of Jhe
wsfk, as result of a fall from Z
hay wagon.
Felix Gray plans to leave Sep
tenlber for the coast, where he
has been offered position.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-21
LAST RITES FOR
PUBLISHER WILL
Be HELD MONDAY
by United Press Leased Wire

CHICAGO, Aug. 2i.-Victor +.
Lawson. ewner of the Chicago Daily
News, who died Wednesday, will
be buried Monday, it was announced
today.
Services will be simple in accord
ance with Lawson s wishes. Only
relatives and close friends will be
in attendance. Burial will be in
Chicago cemetery beside the body
of Mrs. Lawson, who died in 1918.
Death came to Victor Lawson
Wednesday night in the drab stone
castle on Lake Shore drive which
he had kept open Since the death
ofsks wife.
The owner of the Chicago Daily
News and director of the Associated
Press, died AZ the age of - just as
Re Vas preparing TO take a three
weeks vacation in the northern
woods in an attempt to regain
enough strength to carry him
through the winter. Physicians said
10 much work over burdened his
aged heart. He died quietly after
being in bed little more than 24
hours.
Born in 1850
lawson was born in Chicago. Sep.
>tember 9, 1850. Although his faith
cr was u founder of the Republican
party IN Illinois, his son conducted
the newspaper property which he
later acquired, It's an Independent -
enterprise.
The younger Lawson virtually
grew up in the Publishing business
in Chicago. His father was owner
OF the scandinavian and it was in
the offices of this paper that Mel
Vile +. Stone, past president of the
Associated Press, started the Daily
News.
Later after Lawson's father had
died, he bought an interest in the
Daily News and eventually became
its owner
In 1881 the News was publishing
two editions, a morning and an eve
ming edition, seven days week. In
1914 Lawson decided that he did
not wish to be connected with II
paper that published on Sunday,
and turned over the morning cdi'
ton, known as the Record Herald,
TO the bondholders. making them "A
present of the entire capital stock,
amounting to $2,3O0,000. Mrs. Clark
NJ. Cavenec, Lawson S niece and her
husband were at the publishers bed
side when he died.
Other surviving relatives include
lver Lawson, a brother, who lives
in San Diego, California, and Harri-
son Bradley, of Hidgeficld, Conn,
a brother IN law
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-21
EXPECT BIG JUMP
TO BE MADE AUGUST %

WASHINGTON, Aug. II The
three naval planes which will at
tempt a trans Pacific flight from
San Francisco to Hawaii have been
ordered to proceed to the starting
point tomorrow, the navy depart
ment announced today.
The jump of 2233 miles is expect
ed to be made August %. The
flight will require between 26 and
y hours.
Two of the planes will leave San
Diego at u a. III. tomorrow and ar
tive IN San Francisco about | p. m.
The third plane will leave Seattle
tomorrow for San Francisco.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-21
So. dept. /
CRDERs TO SHOW CAUSE ON
PETITION TO MORTGAGE
In the .SEeeEic, Court Of the State
of California, in and for the
sGnur1tN of Imperial =

County. of Imperial 3
In the Matter of the Estate Of
DANIEL PYLE, Deceased.
Alice L. Pyle, tue Exeeutrix OF
the Estate Of Daniel Pyle, Deeeas-
ed, having filled aer Petition, duly
verified. praying for an order OF
this Jpnrl authorizing her as such
I.xecutfiG 10 mortgage the real pro-
7scrty of said deceased hereinafter
described for the purposes set forth
in saie Petition, ard, Ii appearing
shat it. will be OF advantage to said
sstate thas said mortgage be made,
IT IkA glipERED BY THE
-0URIF isas 81 persons interested
n lie esfsses Of Daniel Pyle, de-
a.as,.si.. 2los ;as,,e.sl before this Court
"a the ssih day Of August, 1925,
Il ten 'eloek 4. ~, OF said day,
hen and there to show cause, II
any they have, Way the real pro-
Derty of said estate deserfbel be-
ow should not be mortgagea fer
sum not to- e->ceed live Thou
sand .{s50ao.oo) Dollars as prayed
for in said Petition Of the said
lxecairix or for sueh. lesser amount
as 10 the Court shall seem meet.
The I-eperty 70 lie nicrig1ged r
iiuafe il the Comfy Of Imperial.
seate Of California. and described
IS Tract One Hundred Forty-three,
Township Sixteen South, Range
Thirteen East, :. B. NJ, containing
wo hundred forty acres more or
ess.
1T Is FURTHER ORDERED
hat this order TO show cause be
oabhshed once week FOR four sue
sessive weelzs before the date OF
aearing, in the Imperial Valley
Press, a newspaper Of general cir
sulation puhrshs1 in said County
of Impe-ial
y. N. CONKLTNG,
JUDGE of ssi1 Superior Court.
u A z 1A21.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-21
PERSONALS

! Lou Phillev will visit his family
lin the mountains Sunday.
| R. F. Farrell sales manager of
the Glidden Paint Company, is in
town this week on business trip.
Floyd Dillon leaves tonight on a
buying trip to Los. Angeles and San
Francisco. He expects to meet A.
c. Johnston and Mrs. Janet Brad
/; lev. of the B. Salomon Company,
and work with them.
II. II. Hovev is back from Los
Angeles today. N
Mrs. L. c. Case apd baby giyl viii
leave tomorrow night for Los An
peles where Mrs. Case VIII visit her
mother. Mr.. Case is expected back
today from that city after staying
with his mother, who has been ser
iously ill., He will accompany his
wife. fElatss
c. f. Drinkwater. manager of the
i Navtag Company. left today for
few DAYS in Los Angeles.
! l.. G.. I.anier accompanied Elmer
/ Todd to Los Angeles this morning.
7 Postmaster Charles Collins viii,
I leave tomorrow for his ranch III the
mountains on his annual vacation
for one month. Fred Fitch will act
AS postmaster during his absence. !
! Visitors from Imperial this week
were Mr.. and Mrs. joe Hallowells
Mr.. and Mrs. Dee Anderson, Steve
Harris and Allen Hevener.
C.,,,+h apI have
come TO Fl Centre to make their
home here. Mr.. Smith brought them
from Yuma. where they have been
for a short time. after coming over
/ land from Georgia.
Mrs. Albert Biner of CaleXlco was
in town this morning, &
4 Allan Nuffer is in San Diego for
few davs stay.
! T. s. Wilby is leaving for ajshort
outing in Los Angeles.
/ Hazel Meadows left today on
short trip to the coast. She also IN
tontA TO visit relatives in ESeoh-
dido.
John Keplov will spend The week
end in San Diego. I
Theodore Grocne is leaving tomoE
row night for San Francisco to be
On hand fer market week.
Raw c. Roberts received two ear
loads of new Buick coaches tins
mornino. which are ali sold a"d VIII
he delivered immediately. fester-
dav a carload of standard Sedahs
were sold.
Elmo Lovnd is in Denver. Colo.
today and after week there WIZ
90 To Yellowstone National Park
for q week or so.
\. W. Bunte. Pcrcie Thacfer and
STANLEY Smith form party whlch
has gone to Los Angeles for the
week end.
Dad Noland will 20 back to Ja-
cumba after the fights tonight. .
y. II. Richardson returned last
wcck from Portland where he has
boen with his wife and baby.
z, Il. Fuller and daughter. Fran
ees. viii spend the weekend IN ia
cumba. g
Dick Watson Jr.. will be out OF
the valley over Sunday. =
Charles Matlan returned from
San Diego Wednesday night. /.
Nr. and Mrs. Harry Townsend
and Mr.. aud Mrs. A. j. Crawford
lof Yuma have gone 70 Jaeumba for
a few weeks STAY Mr.. and Mrs.
Panl Chapman Of III Centre will
visit them there this weekend.
Mrs. G. A. Bratlcy leaves TO-
morrow for two weeks in Los Ange'
les and California. Hot Springs.
George Conlcy spent the night 10
Jacumba. Tomorrow he expects to
leave for San Diego and bring his
family back 10 Live Oaks for the
remainder Of the summer.
p. NJ. Smith was in the city yes'
terday from Long Beach. Among
other business matters which he at
tended 10 was the fixing up Of the
: packing shed. which burned few
weeks ago 80 that IL wtil DC ready
. for the coming year
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-21
ONE HUNDRED ATTEND
FISH, GAME CONVENTION

DENVER, Colo. Aug. 2l.- The
two day convention of the IDterna-
tional Association of Fish and Game
Commissioners opened here yester-
day with 100 members from widely
scattered territory attending. The
American Fisheries Society closed IA
three day session here last night.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-21
Claims to Send
Movies by Radio

MADISON. Wis, Aug. 21.-Doug-
laS T. ". Coffey, IS, today claimed
success in his efforts to transmit
moving pictures by radio. Wednes-
day night he transmitted 20 feet Of
eolorato film from Il secret station
here to the Sunny Crest station,
seven miles away with encouraging
success be claimed
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-21
LOSES FOOTING, MAN
PLUNGES TO DEATH

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 2l.-Al
Daley, 36, iron worker, plunged
three stories to his death late today
when he lost his footing on seat
fold. Daley was at work on a down
town cerner building under con
struetion. Scores of pedestrians
ealg him fall to his death.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-21
FUNERAL or SCWAETI
rs QUIET AFFAIR

OAKLAND, IaIiT., .,IAug y Win
only the widow and two cthers
present the body of Charles iiogrs
schwartz, Walnut Creek "sIik fac
tory'' slayer and suicidc was ere
ia9tel hers at Brief services late
rAursdsr
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-21
SANTA FE WILL RUN
3O0-MILE BUS LINE

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Aug. 2l.--
4 widespread system of bus lines,
operated by railway companies was
foreseen in the. southwest today fol
lowing announcement by w. j..
Black, Santa Fc passenger traffic
manager, that 800 mile bus route
through the scenic places on New
Mexico will be established next
summer.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-21
THE WEATHER

Los Angeles and Vicinity: Fair
weather and moderate temperature
tonight and Saturday. Probably fog
o.. clouds in the morning.
Southern California: Fair tonight
end Saturday except cloudy or fog
gy along coast tonight and in morn
ing. Mild temperature.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-21
Wealthy Youth
Returns to Life
of Ease, Luxury
By Ls;tod PYess Leased Wire

CHICAGO, Aug. 2l.-Fowler Nc
COrmisk. ~ year old son Of the IN.
teraaiional Harvester King, has re
tuFaed 10 life If ease and luxury.
The y0ang man who >-fofs00k .
gold eeast home, valet, bHtlerg aud
ehaDffeurs, 70 arise every day ~ 8
u. ~, aud work 10 bis father fae
tory ~ Milwaukee, is nov bark ~
the Mccormick mansion.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-21
Euoae Phis Coupon is Good
II W. For Sample Bottle

Dr. Thatcher IS Liver & Blood Syrup
lif presented before the supply for
free distribution is already given
away. Read the full details above,
then act at once, as this offer is
limited. Get trial size now by
rresenting this coupon 10 LoYad
Drug Compaao. 2Gg
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-21
$3.50. 900 IN JEWELRY rs
STOLEN IN CHICAGO

CHICAGO. Ang. 2l.-Jewelry val
ned at $250,000 was stolen from the
offices of Lazarus and We'll, whole
sale jewelers. by four bandits here
Late today.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-21

Peach preserves VIII keep mush
btft@r n riaeej u ric4ei Aete TIE
eh4dfeH can Z l4nd them
The Washington times., 1925-12-05
MISS ROHRER
TO WE'D
TODAY

The wedding of Miss Margaret
Elizabeth Rohrer, daughter of Mrs.
William H. Rohrer, and Hiram
Wrenshall Bennett, son of Colonel
and Mrs. John B. Bennett, is TAX
ing place at 4:3O o'clock this after
noon in the home Of the brides
mother, at 1615 Thirty-first street
in the presence of the members Of
the two families and few init
mate friends. Following the cere-
mony, which will b9 performed by
Father Hugh s. Dalton, Of Holy
Trinity Church in Georgetown,
there will be a small reception.
The bride is wearing a gown
of white crepe satin made on
straight lines, with long, tight
sleeves and a court train. Over
the train falls veil of tulle, which
is fastened to the head with sprays
Of orange blossoms. Her flowers
are Bride roses and 1ilies-of-the-
valley.
Miss Emily Corcoran Mackall,
the maid-of- honor and only attend
ant other than three little girls,
is wearing a gown Of bois-de-rose
crepe romaine made with long
sleeves and a drape on the skirt
and bodice. A small hat of black
satin trimmed with silver completes
the costume. She is carrying a
bouquet of pink roses and baby's
breath.
Emelie Bennett, a niece of the
bridegroom, and Alice Boteler and
Sydney Boteler, nieces of the bride,
are in the bridal party-the first
two as ribbon bearers and the last
as flower girk All are wearing
fascinating little rrocks of coral
tinted georgette made with three
ruffle skirts shading to a deeper
pink to match the gown of the
maid of honor.
The bridegroom is having as best
man. Cornelius H. Bull. of this city.
There will be no ushers.
Mrs Rohrer is receiving the
guests, wearing a gown of blue
crepe satin trimmed in gold ana
made on tailored lines. The bride
groom'S mother is wearing a gown
Of grey crepe satin made simply
and a hat OF black hatter's plush
made chick with a spray of bird
of-paradise.
The bride is travelling in an en-
semble of blue trimmed with civet
fur. Her. hat is small model In
black. After December 20, Mr.. AMI
Mrs. Bennett will be at home at
$3.50 q street.