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Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-09
Cancel Plan For
Dance at Seeley

Plans for the annual charity ball
0f the yellow Dogs, which was to
he held st seclev Friday night. have
been abandoned aud the bah will
not Ire held this year. announcement
was made today.
The YeIiCw bog. which comprise
the fun making organization Of the
Elks. planned to hold thcir ball in
AmirOH = new packing shed. but due
to tbr Eiks revue, which viii be
gwen in this city next week. aud
the heavy demands made upon tbd
public because If the approaching. Z.
Christmas seasop, II was deemed
advisable - baBaOn tile ball.
Being lively bunch. the yellow
Dogs hope ~ give some sort Of
public eiltestaibnent at la later
! dst., syifen ss,h an affair viii MOI
eosni~t r.th asy other s9eisl fuuc
ton.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-09
Initiation Ceremonies
to Be Held by Signal
Chapter NEXT Friday

Signal Chapter No. 276, o. E. S.
will hold its last meeting of the
year on Friday evening of this
week at Masonic hall. Initiation
ceremonies will be held. and Il full
attendance of members is urged
On Wednesday evening, December
lG. the installation Of newly elect
ed Officers will take place. All
Eastern Star members, Masons and
their families are invited TO be pre-
sent. y
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-09
IRIS. POPE ELECTED PRESIDENT OF
s,LOCAL y. W. c. A. BOARD: PROGRAM
AND REPORTS PROVE INTERESTING

meeting Of board member
loving the annual !. W. c. A
mtership meeting which tooA
ace last night. Mrs. r. p. Pope
rs, elected president of El Ccntr,
!atioH tor the coming wear
et alai chosen were Mrs. f.
Jacobs, vice president, Mrs. l.
Lee. secretary and Mrs. John
lager, treasurer.
Acting as chairman of the mem
bcrship meeting Mrs. Lee called the
gathering, which was held at the
rest room to order. Mrs. Pope gave
the scripture reading and Mrs. A.
T. Shiblev read the minutes of the
previous annual meeting.
An Interpretation of he Girl
Reserve code, under the direction of
Mrs. r. \. Harrigan, one of the
elementary school advisors. was one
Of the feat ures Of the evening.
Wearing the white and blue dress
Uniform of the Girl Reserves, those
king part appeared wearing large
ters which when grouped spelled
ont tie words "Girl Reserves :
Stand ag framed in large triangle
OF blge, one of the number held a
lighted candle from which each
q the others in turn lighted her
taper.
Girl Reserves taking part in the
beautiful ceremonial were Helen
Keller. Jessie Stark, Jean Rogers.
Mildred Doyle. Marjorie Never. Isa-
belle Scott, Harriet Lowitzki, Glare
Ferguson, Ruth Grafton, Dorothy
Clerk. Betty DuSold, Geneva Har-
Ian, Pearl Corder and Marjorie
Moore.
Mrs. John Jaeger gave the treas
urer's report; Mrs. Ross 7. Kick
cox reported on the camp at HI
pass and made recommendations for
and Mrs. Shiblev re-
ported ON Girl Reserve work i'll FL
Centre.
Mrs. NJ. s. Nelson gave Il fine re-
port which covered the elementary
and high school Girl Reserve work
AT the Eastside school. Mrs. Nel-
SON told of the interest in Girl
Reserve activities and stated that
special features were planned for
each meeting.
Program numbers by Central Tn
ion high school reserves included a
piano solo by Jean Meyer. reading
by Grace Soden and 4 piano solo
BY Marlvs Sargent.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-09
MEMBERS or X. G.
HOSTS TO FRIENDS
AT DANCING PARTY

4 delightful evening of dancing
and cards was enjoyed at st. Mary S
hall last night, when members of
the Knights of Columbus acted as
liosts to a number of their friends
A five piece orchestra furnished
excellent music, and refreshments
were served by members of the AL
tar society Of st. Mary's Catholic
church. Guests from Calexico
Brawlev and Holtville, as well as Ell
Centre. were in attendance.
Membfs of the committee rcspons-
ible for the success of the affair
were ". j. Meagher of this city,
c. c. Chic of Calexieo and George
Guirsch Of Brawley.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-09

Election of board members tc
serve for the coming year resulted
as follows: Mesdames j. Stewart
Ross. Il. P. Pope. \. p. shiblcv,
Ralph Eovee. John Jaeger, F. Is.
Fuller and l.. G. Lee. reelected. New
members: Mesdamcs L. l.. Garth
waite, T. u. Jacobs, Nern Bishop,
Sem Bacon e. Is. jackson, George
Austin ana Rodney Jenkins.
The evening closed with an in
formal social hour, Mesdames Ross
and Bishop presiding at the tea
able while light refreshments were.
.ar,-pj
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-09
Pythian Sisters TO
Elect Officers at
Meeting TOn,Orr0u

Election of Officers will be one
of the features of an important
meeting Of the Pvthian Sisters tenn
pie. 70 take place az Davis hall to-
morrow night. 4 class Of three
initiates wifl be taken into the or
der.
A social period will follow the
business session at which refresh
meHtS win be served. Al members
are urged to attend.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-09
Organization Plans
for Blue Triangle
CIub to Be Discussed

At dinner 20 lie served n the
rest room tonight, plans for the or
ganization of Blue Triangle club
among the Younger business girls
and Junior college girls Of FL Cen
tro will be discussed. Ono prehm
mary meeting has already been
held. and the formation Of such an
organization heartily endorsed by
number of Younger women who
were present.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-09
AID 1S, 466 MEMBERS

Reports of the emergency road
service of the Automobile Club, of
Southern California show that for
the II month pcruC ending October
81 last, there were 1896 members
given aid after cneounterng trouble
on the highways.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-09
Music Section to
Meet at club House
Tomorrow Afternoon

The next meeting Of the music
section Of the Woman : Ten Thou
sand club win be held at the club
house on Thursday afternoon at
$50. and will take the form Of a
Christmas party. Members may
bing their nccdlewcrk aud an in
formal program Of Christmas music
, will bc given during the afternoon.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-09
Count Salm Will
Seek Separation
From Rich Spouse
by United Press Leased W ire

NEW YORK, Dec. 9.-The mar
riage of Millicent Rogers and Count
Ludwig Salm Won Hoogsstraten,
which two years ago gave society a
mighty shaking, Will not endure
leman can persuade the courts to
grant him Il separation.
Count SaIm has announced through
attorneys that he soon will bring
suit charging abandonment and ask
ing custody of the year old SON he
has never seen.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-09

4 rich man s son has hard time
Has to get his marriages annulled in
the newspapers.
Life = so funny. When you are
all tired ont from honest work you
feel better than YOU do after loafing.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-09
MAN OF 70 WALKS TWELVE MILES
T0Bl]Y CHRISTMAS SEALS AND AID
RED CROSS FUND FOR TUBERCgJL LOUS

day in a. letter enclosing Iii scheek,!
for his supply of stamps s,.t al
The local sale is making satisfac-
t0rv progress. and tho committee
hopes that as many as possible will
purchase a supply of stamps to
place on their Christmas mail and
pat kages. .., ... .,,. .-j
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-09

MINISTRATION WITH THE
WILL ANNEXED.
In the Superior Court Of the State
Of California, In and For the
County Of Imperial.
In the Matter of the Estate of
Matt Jones, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Il
petition for the probate of the will
of Matt Jones, deceased, and for
the issuance to Aurelia Patterson
of letters of administration with the
will annexed, has been filed in this
Court, and that Friday, the 18th
day of December, 1925, at Two
o clock, p. M, of said day, at the
Courtroom of Dept. of said court,
at the Courthouse in the City Of Fl
Centre, County of Imperial, State
of California, has been set for the
hearing of said petition. when and
where any person interested may
appear and contest the same, and
show cause, if any they have. why
said petition should not be grant
cd.
Dated December 7th. 1925.
c. G.. MOUSSEAC. Clerk.
BY Bessie Briggs, Deputy Clerk.
)SEAL) St9
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-09

The first car Of cotton raised and
ginncd in Wilcox. Arizona, and
worth $500 was shipped last week.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-09

Potatoes, both whites aud sweets,
will have n much extended acre
age in Douglas county, Oregon, next
year.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-09

Farmers are not the only ones
who make their living from the soil
Consider the laundry.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-09

y. J. Frecl, fIillsboro, Oregon,
grew 296 merchantablc squash ON
onc.fonrth acre.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-26

I tyrr be warned 4 give ser my
word. RI rt bach, 'ard' stoppu.
stopptr'
/ Drake only hastily knew the mo.
mrnt the fight began. but be- was
sitns zap before it was finished
The erimp hiL and bit hard; but
De was putty lon the hands % the
big blond man Mister stevens his
him once. a blow that would have
floorcd him hui for the wall The
wall yr,akcd under the impact al
his holy. Crafty in free forall
fighting. the crimp rchounded from
the wooden wall. launched himself
forward in a crouch. and gougvd
upward with his extended thumbs
Tor hts foes ewes. Mister stevens
was crafty. too. lie ierkod his
head upwards. and snapped az the
thumbs with his teeth lic caught
one. and biz hard on Il, while the
crimp beloved with pain. Then
stevens lei him 80. and while tho
man stood on ono leg twistlng
round and round. wriBg,nE hts half
severed thumb, the honj man step.
ped iu. coldly methodlcally, IKE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-26

mouse.trap, the very newest kind,
but he didn't want to sell II TO
Chris after his remark. And he
said so.
But Nick had an idea. "If Chris
doesn't buy It. somebody else WILL"
he said You'd better sell Il 10
him. Mister Peg Leg. That will
be 10 cents more toward your new
peg leg"
The little pcddier was puzzled and
so WIS Nancy. but anyway Mister
Peg Leg opened his pack and fish
ed out the mouse trap and handed
IL over.
Chris almost shouted for joy and
paid the money without word
Now all / need Is some choose
from the store and I'm all ready
FER supper. anId he with hrs
CRY snap.
Whatever made You talk that
wny?" asked Mister Peg Log when
they woro on their way again.
Don't you see?' answered Nick.
Wen 20 right away and tell our
mouse friends where to look for the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-26
LETTER FROM RUTH BURKE
TO WALTER BURKE,
CONCLUDED

I do not believe that you realize
how glad / shall be to get back TO
you. Oh, Walter. dear, that long
time between your going away from
me and your coming back to be my
husband Is spccter that haunta me
and makes me cold at the thought
that again l might lose you.
I have learned that there Is moth.
ing like husband, after ali. a
lover is, Of course. very wonderful.
You get tho thrill Of his Kisses. the
flattery thst his eyes express and
the Joy that his carcssinE words
give to you, but even with your
lover you can not take down your
back hair"--if you have not sue.
cumbcd TO the bob. II. however.
you have done that universal
shcaring. you can not even show
II to your lover without a marcel
or a permanent wave. as it were
with your husband. II IS differ.
ent. my dear. Once In while you
can be yourself. Not always, for
being ones self is either a common.
place or an annoying thing. When
you leave the couture off your
head, as web as the bride off your
BouI, or the snaffle bit off your
mind. you are apt TO say somo
things that are either very banal
or very disturbing.
Ny English may be q little mixed,
dear, but my feelings are not. /
know you are the best man With
whom I nave ever come In contact.
Don't get too conceltcd. for IL you
do. ! might change my mind.
a conceited husband Is always an
arrogant husband. and that is real.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-26

a cooper walking around a eask,
and punched with all his muscle
and weight at the others face
and Jaw.
81 siCkcning punches landed he
fore the crtmp fell, Six cutting
punches that sent the biood spat
tering over walls and Collins. The
last two landed up an unconscious
man. aud when be pitched hoadlong
across the couch where Drake lay,
his head struck the iron with a
crack Tho fan knocked the wind
out Of Drake. but it also dissip5ted
some OF tic mlBis that logsed his
brain. lie dragged a les and arm
free. and began 20 struggle up. lie
meant 10 have something 20 say 70
this big hlond man. Tho landlord
was heavy The big blond uan
glanced contemptuousiy backwards
as he quilted the room.
'Scnd mo bloody dude for a
sailor. viii your 4 dads ike That.
too, II II was only q man
Mister Stevens pnsscd from view,
and Drake fought himself 70 a sit.
ting posture. his sluggish blood be
ginning to leap with shame.
"I'H show him- no griiscd. and
made bold slngEcr aeros tho
room. He was hack IN his shlp-
board youth aEsin. a fight was
tho natural sequence TO an insult
like that
Drake bcsan to doubt that he
was entirely awake HoFrid things
red splotchcd things whiried before
hts eyes lie felt hts wrist. His
wrist watch was undoubtedly gone,
Coins Hnrlcd in his trousers peck
cts. he drew forth two copper pen.
mics. His keys were gone.
This is too much II good
ihingr be muttered. and marched
thru the door. At the threshold he
stopped. conscious Of bis incomplete
attire. for woman's voice came
to him from along passage. not
tho voice of a woman like Mag Far.
rot. but The cultured, softtontd
voice OF a girl. Mems voices could
be heard. too: and among them the
hateful voice OF Mister stevens. the
voice that had uttered that scorch.
ing remark He wanted 10 inter.
view Stevens. But gentleman
could not face a lady at that hour
Of the morning in the quite made.
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SHTtN(25T
@S FGN3 FEyOGScac
v ~ q Olive Roberts Bartor\
NO. 14-CHRIs CROW BUYS A TRAP

and Flop Field Mouse and Johnny
Jumping Mouse are all friends OF
mine-as well as the apple-mouse
and the house.mousc. They arc
good customers. TOO. | sell them
Pchceso and candles"
'CuStomersl Arc you selling
something7' croaked Chris in sur.
prise.
"well. what do you think I've
got this pack on my back for?" de.
manded Mister Peg Log. did you
think 1 was carrying 1t Just for ex.
ercise?'
"Oh. no." said Chris hastily. ~
thought perhaps you were bringing
me a present. But anyway. never
mind about that now. whnt have
you gotg'
Everything from mouth.organ
TO a nut.pick," said the fairyman.
"fIa, Ia, haF' laughed Chris. "A
lot OF good they would do me. Have
you such thing as a mouse. trap?"
Now Mister Peg Leg had a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-26

for / shall stick around as much as
can. Really, your only chance OF
being by yourself viii be because !
shall have TO attend Tho chop. !
have left it long while. aud. Of
course. there win DO many loose ends
10 ito up. Altho I didn't realize Il.
am sure That some kind OF out
side business 81 good for married
woman. i, Keeps her away from
her husband In her thoughts as
wen as literally away. and. sad AS
this may seem. both you aud
know that men tire easily OF every
thing except their own ambitions.
and loving women are apt to tire
them quickest of ali,
Dear. right hero am going 20
put my creed: / shall love you just
as long as you love mo. and no,
one minute after that, but as you
arc loving mo now. I am yours.
body and soul Your wife.
RUTH.
Copyright. 1895. y. Z. A. Service. Inc.)
TOMORROW: Letter from Karl
Whitney TO Mrs. Joseph Graves
Hamilton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-26

The next place that Mister Peg
Leg and the Twins came to on
their travels was old Chris Crows
house.
Chris was ut homo with his
throat all tied up-.as hoarse as a
II was going to say Grow" and
just remembered in time. Well.
anyway. he was very hoarse.
whats wrong, Christ" asked
Nick who knew him very well.
pip croaked Chris.
you should have Doctor Snuff.
fles." said Nancy.
Stuff croaked Chris. stuff
and nonsense. ! won't take medi.
cine. There's only one thing that
would make me feel better and
that's a corn sprout. But one may
as we'll wish for slice Of the moon
as corn just now. Next 20 that I'd
like a mouse-a nice, juicy, young,
fresh, tender fat mouso."
Tut Tutf said Mister Peg Leg.
You mustn't wish that. Munich
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-26
nnnIN IIrnE rnnAN

Alden Talbot Drake possesses
rhaFactctisiits which Iit an thrst
az his uamts. The urkr which
took him 10 sea GA leaving school
has never lclt BIN He BEL cnuJemp-
fnous 90 the Idle llfe hF #, lrsdlHE
in his luxurious home.
One daA. Wneu ttfake a. p q
particularly angry moot he ssnss
= gstc to with a loud clapE. atarts
ling an old gentleman and a pretty
Eirl who are riding by iu AN old
taahioned low rhaisr Tho meme
ofy 81 the sirls beautiful face.
raiscd In naughty rcprooL stHNa
with him
one night Drake slips away from
party az his house and makes
his way 90 Sailortown, ancient
rendezvous 90 men who follow the
Is, where he meets up with fat
1ttic-
Joe nunting sail9I they en-
ter = harrcom- lll intcrduee you
60 Mas Parrott' says Joe.
NOW TO On WITH thu STORY
Here, Mag' Meet nay friend Mts-
ter Drake" Joe Bunting was
wheezlns: and he was shaking the
cool. hand hand 20 Miss rarrutt
later Drake ramolcd thru the
smoky room again
lie stood at the rIr AFTER two
treats the crowd accepted him, Al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-26

den Drake felt some queer iufiu.
enee at work within him. The
smoky room was haEieF; the olatter
OF tongues harshcr. one BY one the
crowd dropped out: but they started
no moro dancing.
All the musical Instruments he
had ever heard started 10 play
every song he had ever heard az
once. Alden Talbot Drake smiled
= foolish smile. wagged silly head.
and two barmen dumped him on
the bench beside Joe Bunting. al
ready alsecp.
The girls began to drift away.
Mag looked at Drake quite earnest
~. FOR Mag
I'm goln' L get n cab for i'm.
she stated. "'E amt our sort. rs
q gent. e Is. I'm goin' { send I'M
'ome"
She flouneed out into the thick
night. The harmon looked at the
landlord lie swspt hLs eSe ssllily
around the sonnolent crowd. coani.
ing them.
Take i'm upstairs lie ordered.
IF that 'ussy brings keb. 'e's CORN
'snle, seer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-26
BY MARTIN

Grow isn't waiting yet for his sup
per.
(ro BE Continuedl
| Copyright. 1895. n. u. A. Service. lne)
Star Want Ads are growing. Tis
reason must be RESULTS, .
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trap and beware of it. ITS much
better TO know whore It is than
not--hesides you made 10 cents and
nobody will come TO any HARM
You arc smart boy" sad Peg
Leg. II never thought OF G.W,-
Come on" said Nancy. wen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-26

" worse than a banal or annoying
wife.
Now. however. my dear Walter.
you are the first. last and only one
with me. / want to see you 80 much
that even look upon Jcslic's baby
with petty criticism. because that
baby has kept me away from you.
When 1 come home, dear. I am
afraid you will get very tired OF me.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-26

auate remnants Of n dinner suit.
He drew back into the room, throw.
ing the door shut after him, and
lay down ON the couch, his arms
wrapped about his face
TO BE Continuedl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-26
CHAPTER ~
A Dude Like That,


OF one thing Drake was sure,
" when a beam Of hot morning
sunlight stabbed him into wakcful.
ness: He was alive. That be WAS
certain OF: because, afterwards. he
recalled wishing nc were dead, The
sun came thru a dirty window. II
burned his eyes. II made his head
throb. II reminded him that he
Gad played the giddy goat in Sailor.
town.
Great Ceasar's Ghost. what a
Aeadg' he groaned. He tried to sit
W. He could not He knew he
lay on some sort OF couch. because
his hand. cropping beside him. felt
no floor. He lifted the hand: II
weighed 50 tons. His wrist watch
was gone. With that. his hand
must have weighed 5 1000 tons He
shook hts head He seemed TO be
in room. There was a window.
The sun shonc brilliantly. II must
be well ons in the forenoon. He
knew he had a fob watch. as well
as tho wrist watch. He felt for
#. but his hand. fell IistIcssiy to
ward the floor again.
IL must have drunk cyanide. This
must be HE'LL" he chuckled. Some
how, he felt amused at his plight.
If only he know what time II was.
IL only he had a drink. He stared
thru a yellow shawl OF dust pat
termed sunbeams. out Of the dirty
window. There was long Jsb-
boom, with Jibs furied upon II,
spiking out over the street from the
dock beyond the high brick wall.
a distortion in the window glass
focused the light in q squat red
circle. He laughed. foolishly. II
was the fat red face Of Joe Blunt
ing smirking at him, He tried
again to rise and fefl back with
his head ringing horribly.
Thank my lucky star ] wasn't
shanghaied, anyhow was his pain.
full but thankful prayer. IF only
had big jug of water. Oh, Lord
Voices sounded outside the room.
They we're at the door. One was
a roaring. storm bred voice. IL was
spouting bitter briny profanity. The
door opened. Drake turned leaden-
~ to look. There was a big blond
man wearing n pilot Jacket. aud
the landlord. They were angry. He
felt only mildly interested. lie tried
20 ask for water. but was not sure
that they heard him.
II paid you to get me IL mem
roared the big blond man. you
we!shed me, you crimpin' crook
yer lynn. Mister stevens" shout.
I'd the landlord. unafraid. Il got
1even. This bIoke looked as II he
might pass out, that's why 1 didn't
rnd i'm wiz the rest. 'E's orlrisht
nall. I'll send i'm dahn."
"send him to hellr' bawled Mis-
ter stevens, furiously. He leaned
over Drake, glared into his face
and thunped him heavily in the
r3Is. Drake only grunted, but
tried to shake his head reproach
fully. "See here! This amt the
first time you've Dutched me over
men. You would send this tunk-laid
hunk o. He stepped crouching
~ toward the crimp. his blond fac,
tuning purple with rage. his blue
oves swapping. Tic crlmp put "
his hands, and spat fearAomely On
the floor.
DON'T you lay 'ands oa inc. Mis-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-26
tell NInnch Monse flrst

tel Munich Mouse first.
SO they told Munich Mouse and
after a hunt they found Johnny
Jumping Mouse and Dick Apple
Mouse and Flop Field Mouse and
everyone OF them. hope Chris
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