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Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-15
APPOINTMENT BY CLERK SET
TING TIME FOR PROBATE
OF WILL,
No. 1411, Dept.

In the Superior Court of the state
Of California, in and for the County
of Imperial.
In the Matter Of the Estate of
VICTOR II. STERLING, Deceased,
Mary Rogers SterliSg having pro,
duccd a document purporting to be
the Last Win and Testament of Vie
tor r. Sterling and filed her petition
PRAYING that the same be admitted
TO Probate in this Court and that
Letters Testamcutary of Admins
tration with the Win Annexed he
granted Mary Rogers Sterling there
of; the slime of hearing said petition
by the Court is hereby set for Fri
day, the 29th day of May, 1925 at
two o clock +. NJ, of said day at the
Court Room of Department One, at
the County Court House of the said
County of Imperial, said time being
not less than ten days nor more
than thirty days from the produc-
ton of said VIII.
c, G.. MOUSSEAU. Clerk.
BY c. +. WlLLIFORD, Deputy.
Dated May l2th, 1925.
Dorsey WhiteIaw and T. s.
TAache- Attorneys. At 70
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-15
HAY MARKET

Los ANGELES, May Hay
market steady. Imperial and Ari-
zona No. I alfalfa hay $2L00 22.00;
No. barley hay $1,000; No. I'M
pcrial oats $2l.00.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-15
A AGOODRICF4 VICTORY TONIGHT MAY
|. WATCHING THE
SCOREBOARD

Yesterdays Hero-Long George
Kelly, Giant first baseman doubled
in the twelfth inning and scored
Frisch with the run that gave the
Giants a to 4 victory over the
Cincinnati Reds.
Sheely's single in the sixth in
ming behind a single, a stolen base
and pass scored the run that en-
abled the White Sox to beat the
Yankees to 0.
Jack Smith hit a single and a
triple, knocked in two runs and
scored two and helped the st. Louis
Cardinals beat Burly Grimes and
the Robins, 8 to 4.
Fonseca's error in the scventh h
started rally that resulted in
three runs and gave the Cubs 4
to 2 victory over the Phillies.
Ben Karr, Cleveland pitcher, bat
ted in two runs including the win
ming tally in the ninth and the In
dians dowed the Red Sox 4 to 3.
Earl Smith, Pittsburgh catcher,
slugged a fan in the stands and
started a riot which ended when he
was hit on the head with a chair
The Pirates defeated Boston to l,
behind the good pitching of John
ny Morrison.
The Athletics made it seven in a
row and IL out Of their last II
games when they beat the Tigers 4
to 9. Rommell won his sixth con.
sccutive game.
George Sisler hit safely in his
Goth straight game but Ernie Wing
ard was wild and the Browns lost
10 the Senators 5 to 3.
HOME RUN LEADERS
Hartnett, Cubs, 0.
Williams, Browns, Z.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-15
Coast League
Yesterdav 9 Results

Sacramento /, San Francisco 0.
Los Angeles at Salt Lake, post
poncd; rain.
Portland /, Oakland 3.
Seattle 1, Vernon l.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-15
MOVIE DIRECTOR
ATTEMPTS SUICIDE

HOLLYWOOD, May b. Frank
Eugene Lowry, "a, motion picture
director, was recovering today from
severe sclf-inflictcd razor gashcs in
his wrist. The director told police
he had been having trouble with his
wife aud wanted to "cut the pic.
ture.'
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-15
For SaIe-M isceIidneOus

SACRIFICE on account of sickness
Highly successful auto wrecking
business clearing $500 monthly,
located in the most prosperous
town in the valley. viii give
trial, if asked, sale price $2500, is
practically half of invoice. Ad-
dreS Press Box 754. 14T6
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-15
National League
Yesterday Results

st. Louis 3, Brooklyn 4.
Chicago 4, Philadelphia ,.
New York ), Cincinnati 4 (l2 in-
nings.)
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-15
BASEBALL STANDINGS
American League

Yesterdays Results
Washington ;, st. Louis ..
Philadelphia 4, Detroit ,.
Cleveland 4, Boston 2.
Chicago /, New York 0.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-15
ITODAY'S WANT ADS

FOR RENT-Turnished Apis, hot
water for bath and laundry. I'll
Commercial Ave, phone 251-J.
15T2
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-15
For Rent-ROcns.
Apartments and Houses

FOR RENT five room house and
l three room house. Phone 1881.
15T5
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-15

When warm weather meets a lazy
disposition they so away and sit
down and chuckle together.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-15

FOR SALE
100 DOLLARS BUYS
l wagon and cotton rack.
sets chain harness.
l riding attachment for walking
plow.
l disk sharpener.
6 sets cultivator blades.
2 sets lead bars.
1 wagon double-tree complete.
2 pr. chain stretchers.
. heavy 9Th chains.
6 shovels.
2 hay forks.
. seed forks.
s hickory single-trees.
l settling tank.
1 slip scraper.
l four horse double tree.
And many other things.
VARNEY BROS. & co.
lite El Centre, Cal.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-15
Here and There
in Sport World
ny United Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES, May 15. Ray
Miller, fast stepping feather
weight from Chicago, will meet
Johnn..- Farr of Oakland in a schc-
duled 10 round bout at the Holly
wood Stadium tonight.
The fight is a part of the feath-
erweight elimination tourney being
staged at the stadium.
Kenneth Dix, latest promoter 10
enter the wrestling game in Los
Angeles, who has secured lease at
the Vernon Coliseum, announces
he will stage Il match between Joe
"Toots - Mondt, cowboy wrestler,
ard John Pcsek the Nebraska Tiger
man, June IL.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-15
Cattle Market

Federal and State Market Bur
eau's Prices For Today, Furnish
ed Through Courtesy Of the L.
il. Union Stock Yards Company.
, 1925-02-02
Church Enjoys Fine Service.

Full OF good things from start TO
finish. yesterday was one of the
best days in tho history OF the First
Presbyterian Church. Beginning
with the Sunday School hour talk
by L. r. Reed on the twenty.ninth
Psalm brought much favorable COM
ment. II was given before the
Mems class and Mrs. Wilson'S class
Of women. BY request Mr.. Reed will
give on the first Sunday OF each
month an exposition and application
Of one OF the psalms. The Immed,
lacy of Religion was the urgent mes
sage OF the morning hour. In the
evening the speakers were members
Of the session. Carl Hawks read the
Scriptures, and very fine talks were
given by W. r. MacGregor. A A.
slade. D. NJ. Haines and L. a. Reed.
There were five special numbers of
music given by men. including a
large chorus which gave Send Out
Thy Light" by Gounod. All ssr.
vices were well attended. Next Sun.
days services viii be OF unusual
nature. and will include an evening
program by the Westminster Guild.
, 1925-02-02
E%veryman's Investment

her letter an inquiry about another
stock of ever less investment merit
than the two she already held. The
now speculation she had under con.
sideration was the stock OF a rail-
o in the hands of a receiver and
selling at a very low price on the
dollar. She had seen in the newspap-
ers stories of spectacular advances
in railroad stocks SO she thought this
one ought to go up too" AS a
matter OF fact this particular road
for a long time did not earn even
operating charges to say nothing OF
interest on Its bonds. 1t appeared to
be as near worthless as any stock
could well be. but spectators had
been buying it on the theory that
some Their read was going TO take 1t
over at a fancy price.
A mercer story will cover a multi.
tude Of deficits In Wall Street some
times. but widows cannot live upon
the income from merger stories. I do
not known whether or not my GORE.
spondent was persuaded TO leave
this stock alone. I can only hope for
the best and I repeat her story here
to illustrate the foolishness of spec
ulation by the M.informed.
, 1925-02-02
.S0[0NS GIVE UP
FIGHT To BLOCK
APP0|NTMEN MT
ITO HIGH COURT
Leaders Expect Con-
f1rmation by Senate
Soon; Wheeler Case
Reviewed.

WASHINGTON, Feb. g.
For a second time the sem
ate Judiciary committee to-
day ordered a favorable re-
port on the nomination of
Attorney General Stone to a
supreme court Justice.
Tho action was taken behind clos,
ed doors after senator's had review.
ed again the circumstances surround.
ing the new legal proceeding against
Senator Wheeler OF Montana and
the objections raised TO Mr.. Stones
argument before the supreme court
years g. as counsel for the Morgan
estate in the ownbey case.
Administration leaders expect
confirmation by tho senate without
much delay. opponents to the nomi.
nation having indicated that they
sec little object in attempting to pro-
long the fight.
Members OF the COMMITTEES said
there were no votes in opposition
when the committee acted today but
that some Of the senator's withheld
their votes.
Senator Walsh. democrat, Mon.
tana. who Ia counse FOR Senator
Wheeler. and who took the lead in
examining the attorney gen.
eral when he appeared before the
committee last Wednesday, attended
the committee meeting.
, 1925-02-02
Talking a Loss"

a woman wrote me the other day
asking advice about two speculative
stocks which had been left to her
by her deceased husband. Both were
selling below the price at which they
were originally purchased. Like 9th.
er investors In that position she
did not want to take a loss as
she put 1t. Would these stocks come
back" was what she wanted to know.
OF course I could not tell her nor
sSould anybody else
The factors which govern tho
movement OF stock prices are too
diverse and their operation Tao com.
pick to permit OF analysis even by
the experienced. All I could do was
to give my inquirer the facts about
the financial condition OF the two
companies she named and tell her
she must either make up her mind
to continue her speculation Nor that
is what it amounted toy or to accept
the situation. sell her stock and rein.
vest in good bonds. She probably
considered my advice useless but It
was the best I could give.
Strange to say she had added tc
, 1925-02-02
GREEKS WOULD
BEGIN WAR ON
ANCIENT FOES
Turks Arouse Feeling
By Insult to the
Greek Church.
By ANTHONY PAPAYANNAKIs.
United Praan Eta6 cnrreannndanAA

ny ANIhONf FAPAfANNAKIS
UNITED Prsss staff Correspondent,
ATHENS, Feb. with neither
money nor IA power. but with
the populace worked up to fever
heat over what 10 considered an
indisnity upon nations church,
little Greece talked loudly today OF
going to war again with her old
enemy. Turkey.
The government went 30 far as
to sever diplomatic relations with
Angora, recalling tho charge dat.
faires. and then decided to continue
on a nationwide protest and appeal
to the league Of nations.
Turkey expelled the Arch.oecu.
menieal P~atriarchats OF the Greek
Catholic church which had been
located in constantinopls since
4. D. 1900.
DR.. co~nstantinos. the patriarch,
set foot on Greek soil today and
was escorted to the Holy Mount In
Macedonia. while the entire coun.
try made the occasion one OF ma
tional mourning.
Bells tolled. shops were closed,
festivities OF any sort abandoned.
while MACS meetings with fiery
speeches denouncing Turkey were
held throughout Greece.
After Turkey had soundIy whipped
Greece In the var started by the
late sx.Kinx Constantine, a treaty
drawn up at Lausanne stipulated
that the patriarehates OF the ortho-
dox church. established for centuries
in constantinopls. should not be dis.
turbed-
The Greek government claims
Turkey has broken tho treaty and
that other bishops of the church
are being sought for expulsion.
The oeoumenical patriaeh as the
name implies. was head OF the Greek
Catholic church throughout the
world. and his being driven out by
the Turks is considered an aIront
by every pious Greek
The government sent It's protest
to the powers including the United
States. stating tho fact despite
Greece's peaceful disposition. could
breach OF treaties by the Turks
might lead to Undesirable ~corplica.
tions." It asked the league OF ma
tons to intervene and restore the
p~atriarchate at Constantinople.
, 1925-02-02

la~tionships need 1t for ADJUSTMENTS
of individuals. communities. and ma
tons. why don't you see your
minister. and let him help you set
tie your affairs in a friendly way"
said = Chicago police Judge to an
offending couple whose home was
about to be destroyed. IT hope that
you can say something that will
save us from divorce" said a young
woman to your minister Just be-
fore an evening sermon in a pre-
v!ous passionate. The complications
OF modern social life can best be
adjusted where real religion pre-
walls. Religion lifts above the
commonplace. and furnishes high
and inspiring motives for iife's help
ards for business ethics. and en-.
courages obedience to law. It Of
fers q way OF deliverance from both
the penalty and the power OF sin.
The appeal to fear has the sanction
Of both reason and scripture. Amy
other conclusion ignores the obvious
facts Of experience. Neither warn
ings nor promises OF Scripture are
to be ignored. The power of sin is
to be feared. as well as the penalty.
To show tho immediacy OF religion.
there is not n reason hat will
ever exist for being a Christian that
does not urge you to be one now.
Character is being formed. and the
help OF religion is needed In forming
It. Remember now thv creator in
the days OF thy youth" II the
prodigal Is in the far country. let
US bring him back now, Do 1t now
is a good rule Of action. TOO young.
time enough yet. to busy. hardly
worth while. too late" often tells
the story OF a succession OF excuses
from youth TO &c. II Is better far
to meet now with the right decision
the great question and discontinue
the process Of hab!tual neglect and
postpopement.
, 1925-02-02
Butter and Eggs

CHICAGO, Feb. e.-Butter lower
creamery extras ssc; Standards SIX
extra firsts s71sse; firsts 3Bt9
ssxe; seconds s29s<c.
EGGS easy; receipts e.7si cases,
firsts +s1t7c; ordinary frsts GAG
<4c.
NEW YORK. Feb. 7.-Butter,
firm; receipts. o,25I; creamery. high
er than extras, 4ox r4ic; % score
Nhc; ditto. sirsts, IS to 81 score,
s7h 4<0ci packing stock current
MAKE. number. rs. =
Eggs, s~asisry receipts. s,7sA Fresh
gathered extra firsts. 6s6sre: ditto,
ftrsts. U@6sc; ditto seconds. SIC
bsc;. nearby hsnnsry whites. closely
selected extras. dh1s2c; nearby
and nearby western hsnnsry whites,
firsts 10 average sxtras. Btfelc;
nearby hannsry browns. extras, 90
@e7e; Pacific coast whitss. extras,
. xesoc; ditto firsts to extra firsts,
Hx&bse; refrigerator ftrsts. <tx
@<Sko.
Cheese, Irregular; receipts, Bsxsi
pounda. Stats, whole milk, flats
fresh. fancy 70 fancy specials IN,
quoted; state. whole milk. a4H7so
, 1925-02-02
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Feb, a.-Forelgn ex,
changes, easy; quotations IN cents.
Great Britain. demand. 40; cables,
<1sk; eo'day bills on banks. 475Ti
Frsnee demand. 5.ti; cables, 5,4ilsi
Italy. demand, 4I5h; cables. Az
Belgium. demand. 5,17H: cables
s.l7A; Germany. demand, 1850
Holland, 4o.es; Norway. 1870; swed,
en-. $500; Denmark 1885; switEer,
land, 1885, Spain, IS,si; Greece,
i.ssisi Poland. 1914; Czecho slc,
vakia. 2.o7k; Juyo Slsvia, 1.s?; Aus,
tria. .ooI4N: Rumania, So; Argen-
tina. 4o.25; Brazil. lt,5o; Toxic,
asS; Montreal. 90 I5.le.
, 1925-02-02
Market Gossip

Eureka Pine Line company re
ports for year ended December 81,
net equni TO 81 cents a share against
S6.4s a share In 1928.
Magnolia Petroleum company has
advanced price OF corsieana light 20
$50 a barrel and wortham. Texas
and MexiA crude 10 si.T0 a barrel.
According to reports published In
Mexico City. La Correna OIL DOM.
psny. a subsidiary Of Royal Dutch,
intends to remove its refinery. At
Tamplco to Island Of Curaco and
hopes to avoid labor troubles.
Aero gasoline advanced one cent
to 10 cents per gallon
OIL stocks are moving Independent.
ly OF the rest Of the market As we
expected they would, and where ma.
1or movements are undertaken, a. in
the oils. they are always worth fol.
lowing. Enlarging upon our list Of
oil stocks. we urged the purchase
Of Anglo American OIL 40 the foreign
operating Standard oil company in
this year the operating results since
the q This IL due TO the return of
sterling TO parity and general i'm
provement in Europe. We are in.
formed that special developments ara
pending. Texas Pacific Coal and on
due to new developments which will
eventually effect prices.
, 1925-02-02

Seventh av Advcp 81, h-litve
that the second coming OF Christ 10
neA at hand. but they are not
responsible for setting any dates
for that event to take place. They
are not time.setters. and have no
sympathy with any movement that
is advocating the return Of the Lord
on a certain day this year." accord.
ing to Evangelist Warner J. Johns.
state superintendent Of the Seventh
Day Adventists for Wyoming.
Many definite conditions are out.
lined in the Bible az forsrunners Of
the great day OF the Lord. Distress
of nations, the increase Of crime and
lawlessness. the increase OF know
ledge and many other signs ara men
toned in the Word OF God as con-
ditions precedent to the return of
Jesus. The most definite prophesy
of all concerning His return was
given In the words Of Christ. And
this gospel of the kingdom shall be
preached in all the world for a wit
ness to all nations. and then shall
the end come The organized
body OF Seventh Day A~dventists does
not go any farther than this proph.
ecy In pro claiming the return OF
our Lord. To proclaim the return
OF Christ on a certain day is nothing
4 less than fanaticism and brings re-
proach upon the gospel.
The evangelization Of all the
world in this generation has been
adopted as the slogan OF nearly all
evangelical bodies. The imminence
OF the return Of Jesus is the belief
OF sincere Christians in every demon.
ination. with this belief Seventh
Day Adventists r In harmony.
Through the inspiration Of this hope
they have carried the gospel into
every corner OF the earth. They
have established mission stations in
1l5 countries and have published
their message In 200 languages.
Their foreign mission budget for
1898 is four millions Of dollars.
Never in their history have Sew.
enth Day Adventists set a definite
dnte for the return OF Christ. They
repudiate any movement which
the gospel record with a presump-
tive statement that is directly 10 the
contrary OF the words Of Christ, But
- that day and hour knoweth no
man. no.. not the angels OF heaven,
but my Father only"
, 1925-02-02
METALS

NEW YORK. Feb. Cooper
easy: e~Iectrolytic. rpot and futures
IAN G14Hc.
Tin. easy; spot and nearby. $500
futures. 57.12.
Iron. steady; number ! northern
24.6o426.0o: number 2 northern,
e23.6o6s4.oo; number . southern,
$1,000 d21.oo.
Lead. steady; spot. ss.5o9s.75.
Zinc. easy; East ST. Louis, 500,
and futures. $7.4017.<5.
Anthony, spot. $3.50.
, 1925-02-02
MONEY

NEW YORK. Feb. g.-csiI money
steady; high az; low az; ruling
rate sh; closing bid az; offered At
~; last loan az; call loans against
a~eceptsncss 8; time loans firmer;
mixed ~collsterl. 5000 days sH@sx;
rs months 4; prime commercial pa.
per az.
, 1925-02-02

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 2.-The
light cruiser Memphis was delivered
to the navy department today by
cramp and ons The Memphis es,
tablished a record OF 34.53 knots an
hour for a four.hour run on her
trial trip. She will be put into op-
Grafton next Wednesday.
, 1925-02-02
Coal.
PITTSBURGH. Fe,

PITTSBURGH. Feb. 2.--coai pro-
duStion in the Westmoreland dis
<act. Connelsville region and PAN
handle section OF West Virginia
shows material improvement. ac-
cording to a survey completed by
coal producers here. Steam slack ie
selling here at s1.4o q ton.
, 1925-02-02
Oil !: Finance s. Bonds 8 Stocks :: Grain 5: Livestock :: All Markets
Commodity Trade News


NEW ORLEANS. Feb. a.-Acre.
8 planted to spring vegetables in
this section is being materially In.
creased. Tho value OF the total farm
crops Of the state in 1924 was sle2,.
100000 compared with $500 0 900
In 1898.
, 1925-02-02

DETROIT. Feb. Alt is believed
certain that the governor will sign
the two-cert a gallon gasoline tax
law and the law which taxes pas.
senger automobiles IS cents 4 hun.
dred pounds and trucks Csc 10 sl.25.
The revenue from the gasoline tax
10 expected to be $500. 900 a year
and from the weight tax sl4,5oo 900,
, 1925-02-02
Commodity Business.
Lumber.

SEATTLE. Feb. 2.-Austraiian
buyers are anxious to contract for
lumber for as iats as August dellv.
cry but dealers are chary Of such
orders. owing to uncertainty as to
prices and freight rates. Japanese
demand Is dull.
, 1925-02-02
The First Pre.byterian Church

Rev. chas. A. Wilson. D. D.. MIN
lister. subject-"The Immediacy OF
Religion" Ezek. 12.27.
Religion has to do with tho pres
ent and future, the immediate and
the remote. 1t witnesses TO the UNI
seen. tho spiritual and the eternal.
II takes the farview. and makes It
OF immediate concern. Peter. John
n Paul never dated their letters.
They lived above the calendar. No
other book in the world Ia so indif.
fsrent to dates as is the New TIES.
lament. It's subject matter runs
on into eternity. But religion 10
OF immediate urgency. Human 70.
, 1925-02-02
MAY DELIVERY
OF WHEAT OFF
Huge Total of World Ship.
ments Has Depressing Eff
feet on Prices

CHICAGO, Feb. c.-wheat drop
ped today to within a fraction OF s.
a bu.hel. May delivery. World ship
ments that reached the huge total
OF s~ls.24I.0 900 bushels for last week
had a depressing effect and so too,
did lower quotations at Liverpool
and Buenos Aires. On the other hand
reports were current that the Swed.
ish government was considering re-
moval Of the import duty both on
wheat and rye. Trade here was Of
only moderate volume and price
changes early kept within ordinary
limits. The opening. which ranged
from &c TO lXo lower. with May
s2.ol 10 se,olh, ana July sI.ssN to
si.Ssh. was followed by a decline to
s2.ooy for May and then by some.
thing OF a rally.
Speculative buying gave relative
ftrmnsss TO corn and oats. After
opening At No TO i5c off. May
tl,3$x 10 tI.35. the corn market sag.
ged a little more and then scored
slight gains all around.
Oats started at = range varying
from NC decline to sc advance. and
May 6aic 10 s3%c, Later, the mar.
ket ehowcd-a general upturn. Low
err quotations on hogs pulled dow
provisions.
Subsequently. stop lcss selling OF.
the part OF recent buyers carried tn,
market down TO $I.9s a bushei foi
the May delivery. Later, however.
rallies took place. influenced more
or lees by s,oss,ooo bushels In tn,
United States visible supply tota
and by renewed labor troubles IL.
Australia. The close was weak
1hc to 3kc net lower. May. si.s9h
to $1.9sh and July S1.6sS tc
S1.6S*.
Later the corn market was bear
ishly affected by wheat weakness
Corn closed easy; at the came at
Saturdays finish to Nc lower; May,
$I.s5X.
, 1925-02-02
POTATOES

CHICAGO. sFb. a.-Pot.toes. early
iaorninE trading slow; market dull.
r9ctipt loi cars: total U. s. ship,
l.ents Saturday SIS; Sunday IS: wis,
e'nsin sacked round wh.tos mostly
si.os4N.1o: fancy shade higher;
Michigan bulk russeta and rursls
N,eo@l.3b; Idaho sacked russets
$3.50.
, 1925-02-02
Shoes

ST. LOUIS. Feb. 2.-shoe produc.
ton here has been greatly stimulat.
ed by the recent shoe style show.
seventy'nine factories in St. Louis
in the last year produced 50 million
pairs of shoes and expect 10 better
this record In 1925.
, 1925-02-02
Cotton

ATLANTA. Feb. 2.-Bankers a..
ISOLATED with the cotton industry de,
clare cotton acreage in the eastern
belt viii probably BIO curtailed
enough TO offset heavier planting in
the west unless there is an advance
in price soon.
, 1925-02-02
RECEIVER
is NAMED
FOR BANK

Receiver OF the Bank OF sat
Creek which several weeks ago
closed Its doors. is to be w. F. Ne.
Guirs. who has been appointed by
District Judge Bryant s. Cromer.
1t is believed the affairs OF the in
~stitution will be settled without de-
lay. Mr.. Mcclure being a banker Of
Is years experience and competent
20 handle the receiyership with eff
cheney.
, 1925-02-02

SALEM. Feb. 2.-The Naumkeas
steam cotton mills here will put the
new plants into operation February
l. bringing floor space OF the plant
to than nine acres.
, 1925-02-02
LIBERTY BONDS

NEW FORK. Feb. a.-L.berty
bonds closed: slAs sIoI.1s; first $hs
slol.2s. Second +Hs sI0l.l. Third
KS slol.l7. Fourth 4Hs sio3.31
u. c Government AIS sio4.ao.
, 1925-02-02
OIL.

FORT WORTH. Feb. 2.-Another
advance In the price of crude oil is
expected In this section and prepare
tons are being made for extensive
drifting IN both wildcat and proven
territory
, 1925-02-02
M0RsE'S SONS
LOSE CASE IN
COURT FIGHT

WASHINGTON. FEB. a.-B4n.a
min W. and Harry F. Morse. sons
Of the ship builder. Charles W.
Morse. today lost IN the supreme
court their contest against the
legality Of their arrest some months
ago in New York City.