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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-06-18

An electric fan from the Malta
Hardware will keep you COM
Portable. lip
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-06-18

Among the changes announced in
the Ohio National Guard, we note
the following, of local interest:
Co., 1924. of the 37th division train,
appointed second lieutenant to sue
ceed Lieut.. Geo. E. Carr, resigned.
Sergt. Herbert C. Lewis is com
missioned first lieutenant.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-06-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Ham of
McKendree, E. C. Ham and family
and Chas. Vanoster and family of
Malta, and r. w. Ham and family
of Pennsville motored to Buckeye
Lake Sunday and spent the day.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-06-18

Thirty-five cherries don't always
make a pint measure full, but they
do if they grow on a tree that Mr..
Noel Shuster of Reinersville has on
his place. He left 35 at our of
fee last Saturday. Large, dark red
and handsome-quite attractive
looking and tasting to cherry lovers.
Mr.. Shuster was not sure as to the
name of the variety.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-06-18

Buy your paint where you have a
chance to get your money back
The Rexall Store, McConnelsville, O.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-06-18

Mrs. A. B. Stephenson and fam
lily of Bristol returned Saturday
from Wellsville, where they visited
with Rev. H. w. Stewart and wife.
The latter is "a sister of Mrs.
Stephenson. They also attended
the commencement at Baldwin-WaI-
lace college, Rev Stewards daugh-
ter Blanche being one of the grad
yates from the music department
Their son Harry Stewart graduated
this year in the electrical course at
Case School of Applied Science,
Cleveland.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-06-18

Allen A Black Cat hosiery, all
the new shades in ladies', "a length
for misses, sox for the kiddies.-
Whites.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-06-18

Just right for the hot : weather,
our line of summer silks and wash
materials, and so Whites.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-06-18

who is president of the 43d district
of the Ohio Rebekah lodge which
is made up of five counties, went to
GAINESVILLE Wednesday to make ar
rangements for the coming district
convention which is to be held at
Charlottesville. Mrs. H. ]. Leggett
of this place accompanied her to
GAINESVILLE.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-06-18

We have some very interesting
prices on 80 volt household appli-
ances for our farmers who have
their own plants.-Electric Service
Co.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-23
The Beggar On
Horse back" Is
Splendid Film

Acclaimed the greatest picture Of
the year by many noted critics,
+" The Beggar on Horseback, - which
recently enjoyed two weeks run
at the metropolitan in Los Angeles,
opens tonight at the airdOne. A
comedy drama, of the western type
the film abounds in humorous Incl
dents, with just n LITTLE pathos in
termingle, the type which ap-
peals to both young and old.
James Cruze, who won world wide
fame through his direction Of the
covered Wagon also directed
this picture, which is enough in it
sell to insure its success. However
the cast which has been assembled
for this production bespeaks Of the
effort made to make "Beggar on
Horseback - second to none Of the
PICTURES produced this year. The
more prominent members of the east
includes Edward Everett Horton
Esther Ralston and Wallace Beery.
To those that would enjoy an eve
ming 5 entertainment of the highest
class, do not miss H'Beggar on
Horseback, : tonight at the air
dome.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-23
SETTING SNAKE
IN San DIEGO
zoo INTERESTING

SAN DIEGO. July ga mother
! snake "setting' on a nest of eggs
is one Of the sights of interest at
! the San Diego 700. The mother
snake is of the common king varie-
! ty and cuddled under her coils are
| between 30 and 40 eggs which she
recently deposited and evidently is
! bent on Matching.
. :. Employees of the zoo are watching
her snakeship's efforts with more
than unusual interest. Previous at
! tempts to hatch Young snakes in
captivity have failed in every in
| starce save one and then the lone
| little snake which was the only one
to come from several hundred eggs
got away through the quagter inch
mesh screening which formed the
| walls of the cage.
| No chance of Il similar miShap
this time as a fine screen has been
placed about the cage in which the
king snake makes her home and
whatever she matches is going to be
given every chance to grow to ma
Eturity in the place where Matched.
According to records of the Zoologi-
cal Society, eight weeks is required
to hatch snake eggs, so that visitors
to the zoo about the second week
i'll September may have an opportun-
itY of seeing some baby snakes COM
ing out of their shell.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-23
Airplanes Must
Fly High Over
Fields In S. ID.

SAN DIEGO, July 23.-Army and
navy flyers who may choose fly
ing course over fields or ranges
where livestock is quartered must
fly high hereafter according TO
orders which have recently been is
sued in both branches of the avia-
tion service based at San Diego.
The order is in consequence of a
recent damage case in which the
government was called upon to pay
farmer $121 for Il horse which be
came frightened at low FLYING
dirigible and running into a barbed
wire fence sustained such severe
cuts that it was found NECESSARY to
kill the animal.
In a similar ease recently stock
raiser said his cattle had been so
badly frightened by IAN airplane
the they ran wildly over the range,
thuS losing considerable weight.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-23
PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Willard B. Swan.
berger stopped over at Oakwilde on
their way home from Long Beach
and Los Angeles recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Swanbergel
ana II. j. O. Maxwell motored to
Lave Oaks recently and spent fhe
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Franz;
Young.
c. L. Givens, formerly of this city
and now Il resident of Pasadena,
was noted on the streets here yes
terday and today.
M. b. O'Brien was visitor in
FL Ccntro last night.
!. w. Glasgow, Vaughn Thomp-
son and Dir. Norman Dupont went to
Hipass last night to visit their fam
lies. All were back this morning.
Mrs. +. d. Poore of Holtville was
seen in town today.
r. G. Butler of Imperial came to
FL Centre last night on business.
Miss Dorothy Storey of Cali.
patria was in town last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jones Of FL
Centre visited in Holtville last
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Dunn are
Leaving this morning for a week or
10 days. They will stop at San
Diego, Los Angeles, Santa Barbara
and Sai Jose.
4. j. Barnes Jr., left with II. c.
Stevens for n weekend in San Di-
ego.
DR.. W. S. Sylvester left yesterday
for Il two months vacation to be
spent in San Diego and coast points.
h. A. Elder, of Stevc's Smoke
shop, is out on his vacation. ~
Fred Nuttall returned from ia
enmba this morning having spent
the might there with his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eddy Pippin went
to lloltville last night to see their
baby who has been i'll. The baby. is
with its grandmother.
y card was received from Jack
christianson Of Loynd s who has
been out Of the valley under doe.
tor 5 orders. He is resting in Full
erton and hopes to be back soon.
Jack Joldsom of Los Angeles is
in the valley for a few days bust
ness.
Floyd Dillon is leaving Saturday
night for three weeks vacation
to Los Angeles and other coast
points.
W. j. shannon and family return.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-23
Arizona Sends
New Specimens
to San Diego Zoo

SAN DIEGO. July 93..-Each week
sees some new members arrive to
iGin the wild animal colony at the
san Diego ZOO, many of the speci-
mems being sent by people who have
visited the 700 and enjoyed it. then
shown their appreciation by sending
specimens of wild life from their
community.
The latest consignment to be re.
ccived comes from Arizona and in
Guides two jabalines, or Mexican
musk hogs; two Young deer. one
bear, a timber wolf. an eagle and Il
monkey. The donors are Wrist G..
Bowman, a Nogalcs financier and
| Col. Woodson Hooker. commander of
/ the 25th Z, S. infantry at the Ari-
! iona garrison. This is the largest
and most valuable of a number of
collections which have been sent
to the 700 by friends in the neigh
boring state.
Among the specimens already rep
resenting Arizona at the zoo are
1ila monsters, chuckawallas, owls.
rattle snakes, an, American ante
Iope, coyotes. wild cats and other
| animals.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-23
San Diego to
Entert ain For
Sec. vii ur

SAN DIEGO, July 23.-Flaborate
preparations are being made for en-
Pertaining Secretary of the Navy
Curtis d. Wilbur when that cabi-
net officer and party arrives here
tomorrow for stay of several days
The official expects to survey all Of
the navy units while here and when
not engage don this tour will be
guests ;tt social affairs which have
been arranged in his honor.
y year ago Secretary Wilbur came
to make an inspection of the navy S
holdings, but before he could com
pletp the task was summoned back
to Washington bH the president.
according 10 his schedule he will ar
rive July - and be here four OF
five days.
Among the events planned in his
honor is Il public reception at Balboa
Park and II dinner at the Hotel del
Coronado. as well as a number of
smaller parties. During the stay here
Secretary and Mrs. Wilbur will be
the guests of Admiral and Mrs. Ash
ley Robertson.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-23
Is
Awarded Court
Costs Tn Suit

SAN FRANCISCO, July %
Miss Beatrice Iichendorff, q, New
York stenographer, today had $3.50
and Dr. Charles f. Sanborn, SO,
whom she sued for 100000 for
breach Of promise, had all In
photostatic copies of his letters by
which she had hoped to win her
suit.
The pair compromised after jury
failed to agree on Miss Lichten-
dorff g suit and she took a sum suf-
flcient TO cover her expenses in the
court action and surrendered all her
evidence.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-23
Snakes Arrives
In Oregon For
Veterans Meet
BY United Press Leased Wire

NARSHFJELD, Ore, July 22.-
Forty snakes arrived here today
with Spanish American war veterans
enroute to the Oregon department
encampment at Port Oxford.
The snakes were brought by the
Military Order of the Serpent, a de-
partment fraternity and included
rattlers, buH snakes, Australian
moccasins and n half dozen other
varieties. The reptiles were park
ed at a local hotel while their Gus
todians dined.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-23

ed last evening from a three weeks ,
vacation.
w. d. Carey left this morning to
spend the week end with his wife in
san Die&
Mrs. G. j. Ritz left today for Los
Angeles for few days visit with
relatives. She will be back Mon
day.
Harry Hovey is in town today
on business. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. HartL of
Holtville were in town this morn
ing.
L. G. Brodie of Holtville was in
I'll Centre this morning on business.
Al the King Edward Hotel of
Los Angeles last week from this
city were p. l.. Carpenter, Ernest
Wright, M. j. Carpenter and D. S.
Collins of this city.
Late arrivals at the Hotel Rosslyn
and Annex of Los Angeles included
c. l.. Gillett, Victor Gentle and fam
ilv, II. II. Milton Smith, b. A. Har-
FlHd1 hISStS EVA ana Ildltle HOT
ton and NJ. j. Horton of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tuane Stafford and
daughter Harriet left this week on
a camping trip which will keep them
away from the valley for several
weeks. They had no set itinerary
except that Mr.. Stafford expected
to motor far enough to get some
good trout fishing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sones and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Me.
Euen and family are enjoying an
extensive motor tour through Cali
fornia and on up into the northwest,
expecting to visit Yellowstone Park
and Denver before their return.
Pat Crow, Of Clements drug store,
returned this morning from Pomona
where he has been visiting his wife
who has been quite ILL., He reports
that she is much better now and
will soon be up.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-23
Gov. Richardson
Won't Intervene
In Mans Hanging
BY United Press Leased Wire

SACRAMENTO, July 93.-No in
timatiop that Gov. Friend w.
Richardson will intervene in the ex-
ecution of John Connolly of Marvs-
Vile, has been received at the ex-
ecutive offices here
Connolly is to hang at 10 a. m,
Friday at Folsom pemlcntiary for
the murder of a MarysviIle police
man.
Pleas for executive clemencv were
telegraphed to the governor at Long
Peach yesterday by friends of the
condemned man in 4 last minute at
tempt TO save him from the gal
lows.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-23
FOUR DEAD AS
MAN CRAZED BY
BITTER 0UARRELS
BY United Press Leased Wire

CHICAGO, July 23.-Paul Or
lando, SO, today murdered his wife,
Amelia, two year old twin daugh-
tcrs, Mary and Louise, and then kill
ed himself. Police believe the man
was crazed by repeated arguments
with his wife.
Upon reports from neighbors, of
ficers broke into Orlando $ barber
shop and residence and found the
four bodies strewn about the floor.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-23
PAGE THREE

Three smaller children were safe IN
a bedroom.
According to police records, Or
lando had been arrested g month
ago on charge of abuse and 1t is
believed the shooting chmaNed an-
other domestic argument.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-23

The Santa Cruz county farm bu-
reau made a surplus of $500 during
January February and March, when
others in the same line were suffer
ing losses.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-23

In an experiment plot for citrus
shell bark control in Santa Barbara
county, those only treated with car
bohneum show no recurrence of
the disease.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-23

Monterey county is complaining
of Il disease that denuded its syca-
more trees, but one that attacks
every year IN some districts of the
STATE
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-23

Tulare county peach growers are
Offered SO ton for freestone
peaches by the same buyers who
paid them $50 last year.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-23

Vacaville, Solano county, has been
shipping % ears of high grade fruit
daily, according to report OF HoF-
ticultural Commissioner Spurlock.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-23

Plans are complete for the North
ern California Poultry Producers in
Humboldt county and a warehouse
will be built this summer.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-23

Two growers at Clarksburg, Yolo
county, have test plots of Hopi lima
beans in three separate colors, white
pink and brown.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-23
Electrician Is
Dead From Shock
by United Press Leased Wire

SACRAMENTO, Cal, July 20. =
Harry Goodby. As year old electric
ian burned late yesterday when n
short circuit developed in the high
tension wire he was handling, died
from his injuries here early today.
Three other men working with Good
by were seriously burned but are
expected to recover.
An investigation to determine the
cause Of the accident is being COM
ducted by officials Of the Pacific
Gas and Electric Company.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-23

Hero barley has proved superior
to comman barley IN Contra Costa
county, in early maturity and gem
eral appearance, but lodges badly.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-23

\ cattle firm in Tulare county re-
Gently shipped in A. carloads of
cattle from the drouth-strickcn re-
glon of Texas.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-23

The Richgrove-Jasmine district of
Inlare county shipped 81 carloads
of Valencia oranges this season.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-23

First thing to do when you reach
camp is line up all the bugs and
make them wash their feet.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-23

Gold fish and human fish stay in
water over their heads.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-23
IMPERIAL
by Press STAFF Correspondent


IMPERIAL, July a3.-- Herbert
Pool has returned from San Ber-
nardino where he took his wife and
children q few days ago. Mrs. Pool
plans to spend the remainder of the
summer, visiting friends and rela-
tires there and in Oceanside
Mrs. Joe Cosby of l3l Centre Wis,
tied at the home Of her mother,
Mrs. a. Carey last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Austin of
Brawley visited relatives in Imper-
iaI yesterday. They were on their
way to San Diego from there they
plan to motor 10 various coast
points making an extended vacation
trip.
Mrs. Virgil Patterson spent yes
terday in HraWley visiting her sis
ter, Mrs Ralph Rivers, and little
nephew, Roger Rivers, who arrived
recently.
Mrs. Homer Harris is spending
tn" week in san Riego and Chula
Vista visiting friends there.
--------------------
The Tulare county farm advisor
reports such fiHe results from cit
rus orchard heating thai be predicts
thrfe times the present number of
protected orchards for next year.
----------------
\ cation gin is to be built at Al
paugh, Tuare county.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-23

Three Rivers, Tularc county, Il
making heavy shipments of cattle.
IT is estimated the melon crop 0l
Kern county win total $500 ears.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-23

\ cation gin is to be built at Al.
'augh, Tulare county.
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CHAPTER LxXIII.


1.-THE shrank back against the
M wall. unable to keep her eyes
from the blaze Of his.
In the stark cruelty of the mo-
ment she saw within the office
another man-Tufts. And Tufts
glanced at. them in amazement, his
expression narrowing as though 1t
said: "Ah-I see!"
Barry crossed the threshold.
pulling the door sharply. The
whiteness of his face deepened to
a leaden paint: his lips shook. And
for an instant he stood so, his eyes
denouncing and burning her.
She turned her head swiftly, put
ting up her hand. She wanted to
run--beat down this shame, rising
in such multitudinous waves
covering her.
Then he commissioning her arm,
hurrying her down the corridor,
rasping in a low, furious scorn:
What do you mean! What do you
mean by this-coming here
She felt herself rushed along in a
whitening tumult, her mind going
blind. She struggled. She wrenched
from him, throwing back her head,
saying in a strained, frightened
tone: stop! only camel came
I wanted"
He dropped her arm then, saying
in a thick, hot voice: Lord, stoop to
this! Come down. to spy on me-
He wiped his forehead, scorn blaz.
ing anew over his face: What do
you mean, doing this!'
She leaned against the wall
abject and Intoxicating about
frantically for some defense. NO
camel wanted to see YOU"
"Oh-come on-get out of here
want Tufts to come along"
The elevator whizzing up the shaft
stopped abruptly A little man.
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WAS NOT FIT
TO DO HER WORK
Dreadful Condition of Mrs.
Fullerton's' Health Rene
died by Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound

ST cannot begin to tell you how
much lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable
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we may go to a movie-well--"
She ran into her room-dressed
She pulled on her hat. She said to
herself: "No-I wouldn't think of
it-No" But she kept seeing his
office. And it was dark-no light
no one working-oh, he wasn't
there
But perhaps he was--or maybe
he was
She got on the car and rode down
town. She went to her own build
ing, intending to look from the win
dow. But she had forgotten her
key-sAe couldn't get in.
And she went into his building
and along the corridors-stealing
along, half running. A light
streamed under the door. Her heart
swelled. But maybe 1t was someone
else-maybe Tufts.
She loitered. She passed the door
listened.
Suddenly 1t flung open. He.
standing there-he staring at her.
Then his face ashen-then a white
fury leaping in his eyes.
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er got me to try the Vegetable Com
pound and have found great bene-
fit, and I,not only Recommend It for
such troubles, bit to build up the
whole system. 7 have used it for
most everything that gets wrong
with me. When begin to feel
nervous and irritable I don't stop
long in getting bottle Of the vege-
table Compound If haven't got
one in the house. 1t gives fine
appetite and makes new woman.
of me. You may use this testimonial
in nay own town or anywhere else.
and I will answer any letters re-
ceive."-Mrs. RUSH FULLERTON.
525 s. Second St., Cearfleld. Pa
If you are suffering from nervous
troubles. irritability, give the vege-
table Compound fair triai.-Ad-
vertisement.
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PuSSle a Day


Here is circle of letters. If you
start at the right letter and count
off the same number of letters each
time, using No. L only. you will find
a word. Do not count letter which
you have chosen as part of the
word. That is if your first time
around you get mic, skip those on
your second trip around the circle.
Last puzzle answer:
The woman had 32 books; first
bought one-fourth or minus 4
equals books, leaving 2S books;
Becond one-half or IA minus equals
10 books, leaving Is books; third
pne-third. or minus equals 1
snlk. Seventeen books left on shelf.
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| operating it, poked out rolly head
his eyes bright, crinkling. He said
Going down, Mr.. Dunne?" Barry
nodded, helped her into the car. And
she smiled vaguely-all these de-
tails flashing with grotesque un-
reality on her thought.
AS she stepped from the elevator
and he held her arm, a warm, over
power1ng weakness charged over
her, bowed her down. She wanted
to lower her head-cover 1t with her
arms-run wildly. She said: LET
me go! Don't hold me! oh. you
will, say, let me go"
But he led her to the machine.
opened the door.
She shook her head: NO
WON'T"
I'll take you home-get in"
He looked about -uneasily, pushed
her.
She sank in the concentrating up
as little room as possible. turning
her head from him.
tt E drove. She wondered in a
lH remote. shivering way where
they were going-what he
would say. She looked over the side
Of the car and in a frantic, wild
self pity fancied herself under the
wheels. Easy-that would be easy
Finally he said: ''Why did you
do thisT"
IT don't know-you see"
You didn't believe mel You
thought went to that dinner. Lord,
can't believe you'd stoop to this"
mo- didn't! wanted to see
you. thought you'd be finished.
We could take a ride" Now that
her voice was found. that It came
tremulous and eager. she looked to
.him-"Oh, you see, I never thought
you'd take It so-you frightened
me-"
Her defense covered, turned faint
before the coldness; the scathing in
his soaring eyes. Lord! Add lies
to itr'
1t struck her sharp like a sword;
like lightning splitting her mind. She
snapped the door of tho car. went
to dash out. He pulled her back
She flashed in a frenzy: Let gol
You let me gol will" His arm
bound her. She tried to beat It off:
"I will You let me go. don't
care"
He said stonily: Don't get ex-
cited. You can go home If you want
We can start now. It's up to you"
ITO Be Continued
copyright King Feature Syndicatel
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Nj AA01A11 LA Moore.

Chiclde (Helena). only daughter of
Jonathan and Jennie Bryce. loves Bar
&, Lennon. Wealthy Jake Munson.
friend of Jasnina. Knowles and Amy
Heaton. sends Chickie a costly pin
with love note, and arranges SO her
ment., Jake tells Chickie he considers
Bag BaTry1s feeling, only 2 bows love,
y. has Tilted her; ,Chiekfe fears the
OF her. lengthy engagement. and st
urge Barry to thing Of their marriage
he believes he cannot afford 1t: he
is hopeful when LA Moore's father
expects to engage him to represent To-
c99lly -, the S.. Gulf Y Steamship Company
IN Barrys absence. Mary's brother,
Jimmie ne Blake, repews his attentions
her, Barry returns with, the deal IN
settled. Chickie Gparrels. with him
home, Ila, loves Barry and Chickie
feels him slipping from her.
60 ON WITH THE STORY
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Soft and fiuffy-they hold theiv
shape and will not ravel; as.
sorted colors. ........1O& up
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Compound has
helped me In ev-
! cry way. Before
taking It I
couldn't stand on
my feet without
pains running
all through my
whole body from
my waist down.
just like threads
pulling. I was
not fit to do any
work. NV moth