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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-02-04
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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-02-04
HOW TO SOLVE A CROSSWORD PUZZLE


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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-02-04
AN OPERATION
RECOMMENDED
Avoided by Taking Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound

SCaDle COMPOUND 1or
what it has done for
me. My mother gave
it to me when l was
a girl Ia years old,
and since then | have
taken it when | feel
run down or tired.
/ took it for three
months before my
two babies were
born for / suffered
with my back and
had spells as if nv
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-02-04
What Is IT.?

"How would you classify telephone
girl? Is hers a business or a profess
sion?" Neither. It's a calling"
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-02-04

AS a rule, one who doesn't peddle
gossip doesn't like to hear it.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-02-04

To manage men one ought to have
sharp mind in a velvet sheath.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-02-04
Copyright, 1929

Horizontal.
1-EurOpean nation.
6-ImpOrtance.
11-UncOuth
12-FrOnt
13-Reed instrument
14-COnjure
16-Textile material
1S-Right for oxen
19-MusicaI instrument
21-COnsumed
&Z-DebaSed coin
24-High priest of Israel
20-Fruit
2S-Stupid person
SO-The son of Seth
S2-SOftened bread
33-VIOlin with three strings
34-River flowing through Florence
36-Attempt
SS-MilitaRy command
41-Expand
43-Prt - un
44-Make lace
4G-EpiScOpaI headdresa
49-RumOr (FrenchO
61-Temper
53-InaIienabIe inheritance
65-Vnriety of palm
56-PrOduct of eIect~icaI decomnosi-
57-Bank
5S-Mixes
s69-FirSt-bOrn
Vertical.
1-FOrmaI and fOrbiddinG
Morse writing
3-AIlude
4-Rccent (prefx)
5-Always
6-Peruvian primes
Vessel
S-Secure
9-SOurce
1O-BeIiefs
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-02
PACIFIC FLEET
OFF TO ENGAGE
IN MIMIC FIGHT
ny Unitcd Press leased Wire

san PEDRO. Cal. Mar. 2.-Thr
Pacific battle fleet steamed south
ward today to defend the Southern
California coast from theoretical
attack by the Atlantic scouting
fleet.
Nine battleships and auyiIiarv
craft sailed from this harbor. Al
San Diego the squadron will be
joined by force of 26 destroyers.
and the entire Pacific fleet will
engage in mimic warfare witl IS
warShips of the Atlantic fleet.
The Atlantic forces. under com
mud Of Nice-Adm;ral Josiah :. Me.
Ncan. lee the canal zone Feb. %.
After one fleet has been thooretic-
ally sunk by the other, the combined
forces will return to san Diego,
aud later to this harbor where they
will anchor before sailing to Hawaii
ON April 3.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-02
Alarming Jump
I'm Divorces
In y. S.

WASHINGTON, Mar. 2.-Sevcn-
tv out Of every 10000 married per
sons are divorced every year now in
the United States, the census bu-
rcm revealed today in an official
report on marriage and divorce,
based on four nationwide iuvesti-
cations covering the > year period,
from 1870 to 1922.
IN" number Of divorces in 1929
was $50 to every 100000 married
persons, according 10 complete re
turns from all states. This WIS m
increase Of 800 per cent over 1870.
when only ST Divorces 10 every l00,-
600 married persons were recorded.
Divorces m 1922 numbered l4S,-
SD compared with l,129,045 mar
riagcS. Tie wife applied for the
divorce Iu two eases out If three
and the ratio has changed but little
in the - years the figures showed.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-02
FRAU EBERT AND
FAMILY ALONE
WITH LEAD { R

BERLIN, Mar 2.--Thc family
Of former President Ebert of Ger
many and few non-commissioucd
army Officers kept sombre watch
today over the body of the dead
leader
At tho request Of Frau Ebert,
She and her children will be prac-
tically alone with their dead msil
Wednesday,.
The public has been barred from
the study whcrd lies the body and
the soldiers standing silently. with
drawn swords, are the only repre-
scntativcs of the government. From
time to tilnc the troops withdraw
and Frau Ebert kncels alone lcside
the casket.
The only touch of color in the
room is the red in the flag which
drapcs the caskct aud the line OF
red in Il ribbon which ties a wreath,
the tribute of tho late President 5
family. The wreath carries the in
scription "our unforgottcn father.
Black crepe and the green Of
Iaurels dominate the room and the
gloom is increased by Il few lily
blossoms at the head of the cata-
falqur. 1t was at the request of
Frau Ebert that there be no other
flowers.
The walls of the room are cover
ed with crepe and the only light is
the glow Of the candles nj the cor
ncrs of the catafalque which glitter
on the polished swords of the sol
diers.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-02
.Coolidge's Dad
Starts For
Capital
Nv United rrcss Leased Wire

LUDLOW, Vt. Mar. > Despite a
heavy snowfall during the night,
Colonel Jaha Coolidge, 50 year old
father Of President Coolidge, arose
early 1T his home at Plymouth to-
day aud drove alone II miles to
Ludlow on the first icy Of his Jour,
urN T. Washington for the naugu-
ration ceremonies Wednesday.
Colonel Coolidge arrived here at
90 a. IN. with q high wind blow
ige and suappv winter weather. He
Immediately drove to Stears liv.
cry stable, TT, up his horse and
S cigh aad Went over to the Ludlow
Saving, bank To preside at the
rr@sfIag monthly meeting Of the
board ~of directors. Colonel cool.
idgt il vice president of the iustitu.
zion
H. planned 70 spend the day
quietly in Ludlow and leave this
evening from Burlington on "a train
that viii connect with the ''Wash.
iHetoHiaH at Bellows Fails, ar
irving It 2:2o p. m. Tuesday in
Washington.
Colonel Coolidge brought with him
the now historic Coolidge family
Bible, used ON August 3, 1929, when
hc sworc In his own son as President
Of the United Sta-es on the death of
President Harding The same Bible
VIII be- tseA in tte ceremonies Wed
urS.Iy
IN addition to Governor and Mrs.
Billings the purity will include scv-
cral Officers Of the Vermont nation
al guard aud a - piece band from
the University OF Vermont.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-02
AT THE CAMP

Clearwater. Fla.-Dazzv Vance,
star pitcher Of the Brooklyn Robins
and tha winner of the National
League prize for the most valuable
player. came to an agreement on
terms last nigEt with the club own
crs
st. Petersburg, Fla. =" Don t
worry about my weight, = Babe
Ruth said today wtn lie started
work at the Yankee training camp.
= 'sFifteen more pounds off and II
be grand. never felt better in
my life m going to lead the
league in batting and may b. | Al
make new home run record.
Sa;asota. Fla.-Frauk Frisah,
captain aud star second hascm"
for the New York Giauts viii have
to sign new CONTRACT today or
start paving his own board bill, ac-
cordifg to the ultimatmn issued by
Manager McGraw.
Lakeland, Fla.-The Cleveland In
dians were to take their first work
out here today.
Augusta, CAY noon today all
of Ty Cobb 5 athletes were expect
ed 70 be asscmh6d here for work
with 5ha excaneion Of Emory Rig
uev and EaIl Whiteh;!l. who are
reported parle7in& with officials for
! more money.
Tampa, Fla.-With the arrival OF
/ Buckv Harris and his squad Of
/ PLAYERS who have hlon lnbcrine
! up at Hot Springs. ArE, the On
tire Washington club Of veterans
and rockies will be consolidated and
practice worl. begun Immediately.
Tarpon Springs, Plaid Stauf
fer and Milton Castor, pitchers are
two of the likcliest looking vomg-
Ster3 in the Brownie camp, 1t has
bcea announced here that 4 train
ing game has been booked with the
Giants.
Stockton, Cal-Sacramcnto taSscd
couple of defeats into the Car
dinal camp yesterday in the series
played at Sacramento. The Cali
forniaHs took the morning game, >
to 3. and the afternoon battle, & to
), by pounding the offerings Of
several rookie St. Louis pitchers.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-02
y OINJ
SUMMONS
In the Superior Court of the State
Of California, in and for the
County of Imperial
Hammond Lumber COMPANY, n cor.
poration, Plaintiff.

Hammond Lumber Company, n cor
poration, Plaintiff.
VS.:
l.. II. Sherman, Southern Pacific
Land Company, corporation
John Doc and Richard Roe, De
fcndants.
The People of the State of Cali
fornia Send Greeting to i. II. Shcr
man. Southern Pacific Land Com
pany, II corporation, John Doe an,
Richard Roe, Defendants.
You Are Hereby Directed to Ap
pear and answer the Complaint ir
an action entitled as above, brought
against YOU in the Superior Court
Of the County of Imperial, State
of California, within ten days after
the service on YOU of this Summons
If served within this County; or
within thirty days if served else
whore.
And You are hereby notified that
unless You appear and answer as
above required, the said Plaintiff,
will take Judgment for any money
or damages demanded in the Com
plant, as arising upon contract, G.
it viii apply to the Court for any
other relief demanded in the Com,
plant.
Given under my hand and the
Seal of the Superior Court of tho
County Of Imperial, state of Cali
fornia, this 22nd day of July, 1924
c, G. MOUSSEAU, Clerk
BY Margaret Ann Kelley, Deputy
Clerk.
(scal of Superior Court,)
Plaintiff,
Jan 10 &c T 2 9 16 % NJ 2 Q ID
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-02
KANSAS TO HAVE
NEW BOXING BILL

TOPEKA, Kan, Mar. -" You
bet, IN sign the boxing bill as
soon as it gets to me. -
This wgs the statement made by
Governor Ben $. Pauleu, today when
asked what action he would take on
the bin that would restore the
squared circle sport to Kansas. The
has passed both houses of the leg
islature.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-02
Another Record
Made at Tijuana
by United Press Leased Wire

san DIEGO. Mar. With the
Inauguration Of long distance 1orse
races at the Tiiaan& track TINS year,
records for eHdnraaee races are taP-
pliuc with regularity The latest
to tumble was the mile and three
quarters Taeord.
Dust Bight owned by \. LeduEe
is now the holder of tho new rec
ord set yesterday in The fast time Of
400 3-5. The mari, Of +:5$ - was
made by Hubbard at Saratoga
Springs in 1873.
\ week AGO Sunday. Workman
ran two and five oighths miles in
4:51 -, breaking the old mark Of
4:58 - made by Ten Bloeck at
Lexington, Ky, September l6, 1876.
The jockey club intends to i'm
crease the length Of these marathon
races on furiorg each week until
the four mile mark IS reached.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-02
SAN DIEGO CAN
SUPPORT TEAM Is
WILLIAMS BELIEF

san DIEGO, Mar. 2.-san Diego
eaH support coast league baseball,
aad with 4 profit Harry Williams,
president of the league, said after
talk with q committee of the
chamber Of commerce and after IN
spc~ting three possible sites for u
baseball park here Saturday.
William Lane, owner Of the Salt
Lake club, is expected here This
week and may discuss selling his
franchise or moving the team to San
Diuao.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-02
LOCAL PLAYERS
OUT IN GREAT
FORCE ON LINKS
Match Play Tournament
Attracted Many
Yesterday

Members Of the FL Centre Golf
club were ont in full force ycstcr-
dav TO participate in the match play
tournament against par. the first
players starting out at 9 O'Clock
and the tournament continuing
throughout the day.
IN the following group, the first
named player was the winner Of his
match with the opponent also nam
cd. together with The score: j. G.
Long VS.. j. w. Asher, up; V. r.
Francis VS.. r. ?. Moore, , up; II.
c. Jones VS.. j.. G. Carr, , up; Tom
Gill VS.. J. X. Mitchell, > up; Harry
Erakinc VS.. Quay Smith, ) up; vii
liam Fleming VS.. w. j. y. lIarvill,
up; Sam Duran VS.. c. 7. Ogden, 6
up; Ralph Stilgenbaur vs.. Dr.. !. j.
Wells, . up; Donald Hale vs.. 2. +.
Stanlcc, up; A. II. Keller vs.. ID. l..
Zinn, | up. The following players
won by default: j. y. Johnson, I.
\. Thomas, r. d. McPhcrrin and
Ross T. Hickcoy.
Defeated players from the first
flight will play as follows: }. ".
Asher vs.. r. p. Moore; Quay Smith
vs.. bye; w. j. b. HarvilI vs.. bye:
c. r. Ogden VS.. DR.. !. J. Wells; Il.
7. StanIee vs.. d. l.. Iinn.
The winning players of the first
flight were teamed as follows and
!nay play off their macthcs any
time this week or next sunday:
j. c. Long Us. Tom Gill; Donald
Hale VS.. y. II. Keller; /. 4. Thomas
Us. r. y. McPhcrrin; Sam Duran
vs.. Ralph Stilgcnbauer; William
Fleming vs.. Harry Erskine.
Several pairs played off their
match yesterday with the following
result, the winning player being
first named: j. G. Long vs.. Y. Il.
Francis, up; Tom Gill vs.. H. c.
Jones, / up; J. X. Mitchell VS.. l..
\. Carr, ] up; William Fleming vs..
j. y. johnson. Sup.
Mrs. Smith Leads Women
}. G. Long and \. w. Bumte tied
for first place in the ringer tourh;-
meut for February, each having Il
ret score Of ~. William Fleming
with a net Of -, took second place.
Mrs. Quay Smith won the We
men : ringer tournament with Il net
Of 73: Mrs. Y. r. Francis, net =,
second, ana Mrs. Ray Martin, net
IS, third.
Results for the president ; cup
are rs follows:
Mrs !. J. Wells won from Mrs. H.
0. Erskinc, up; Airs. Tom Gill won
from Mrs. Ray Martin, 7 up. and
Mrs. Jerry Asher won from Mrs
Quay smith, ; up. Mrs. Y. r. Fran
cis won by default from Mrs. Tracy
Miller. The following matches viii
be played this week: Mrs. Wells vs.
Mrs. Francis, Mrs. GIN vs.. Mrs
Asher. The defeated players vii
mect Mrs. Quay Smith vs.. Mrs. Ray
Martin and Mrs. Erskinc will play
the winner.
Next Sunday afternoon FranE
nodson, professional for the club
viii have q special tournament foI
women. consisting of an approach
ing and putting contest. Prizes VIII
be givcn TO the winners.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-02
SO. CALIFORNIA
MOST PROSPEROUS
PLACE IN AMERICA

san PEDRO, Mar. >. Southern
California is America : most pros
porous section, according to II. b.
'rhayor, chairman of the American
Telephone and Telegraph com
Iany. The phone executive arriv-
cd here from New York aboard the
liner MaHchuria.
Tho telephone is the best bar
omctvr OF business conditions,
Thayer said, "'aud for the year 1924
the greatest drgree of expansion
over our entire system WAS center
ed i'm Southern California.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-02
POOR LITTLE VERNON!

SIOUN CITY, Iowa Mar. .
Vernon Norton, 9 years old. be
leVr' he is the mIuckicst boy in
Sioux city. Three times since
September ] Vernon has broken his
itft arm. The last fracture occur
red while he WAS coastiug.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-02
SCHAEFER AND
SUZUKI To MEET

CHICAGO, Mar 2.--Jake Schacf-
err and X. Suzuki win meet this af-
ternoon the opening match Of the
second week play in the intcmatiou-
al baikiinc billiard championship.
Willie Hoppe and Elouard IIore-
mans are scheduled to play tonight.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-02
Dynamic Story
of Love, Hate,
Palace Theater

Reginald Barker directed ''Thc
Great Divide which opened at the
Palace theater last night. It is one
Of the outstanding successes of the
American stage and is one Of the
largest productions ON the l924-l92j
Metro-Goldwyn program.
The picture for the most part was
filmed in Arizona, the locale of
thc romance.
The greatest lover of all times
plays the role of stephen Ghent in
The Great nividc.' After much
parleving, Conway Tcarlc was Sc
lccted to play the role which
brought Henry Miller fame and for
tune ON the legitimate stage.
Alice Terry plays the part of Ruth
Jordon in ''rhc Great Divide. 1t
is one of the greatest roles ever
brought to the screen, a girl whose
conscious mind fights her subcon-
SciouS instincts until the latter, af-
ter terrific struggle, wins out.
The annual date institute at Goa
chclla. Riverside County, will be
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-02

escaped the boxer and tool, a $1,000
diamond ring and $50 in cash from
Miss Naomi Braden, %, Of Beaver
Falls, Ia- willie the battle royal
vas on.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-02
HARRY GREB WINS
DECISTO n OV c r
BANDITS IN FIGHT
by United. Press Leased Wire

PITTSBURGH. Mar. >. - Harry
Grcb, midlleweight champion, won
decision over two bandits in .
fist fight but q third highwaWman
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-02
HORIZONTAL

!. Doubly CD
! >. Infant
!, T. Regulation
20. Hub of a wheel
~. Covered sarcasm
l3. Texas (ab.)
IA. Conjunction
Il. 4 settled course
II. Civil Engineer (ab)
N1s, Not (prefiX)
20. Walrus
-. Near QrcfiX)
23. Man Vl)
81. Largest body water
26. Exercise of Il right Qaw)
%. Misses aim
%. At sea
30. Against (prefiN)
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-02
Here and There
in Sport World
Ry United Press Leased wire

los ANGELES. Mar 2.-San
Francisco tennis stars today were
On their way north after anncXing
most of the honors in the Hunting
ton Hotel s annual midwintcr in
vitational tourney in Pasadena.
In the women 5 singles, Helen
Wills, olympic and national title
holder, defeated Mrs. May Sutton
Bundy, 1G, 6-2. G-1.
Howard Knscv won the men :
event, defeating Cranston Holman,
%, CT.
The only event taken by Southern
CaIifornians was the upset in which
Harvey Snodgrass and Walter Wcs-
brook won over Howard Kinscy and
Ray Casey, G8, SO, 81.
After spotting the Pebble Beach
Polo team , goals, the Midwick
four defeated tire northerners p to
lG ut Alhambra yesterday. The hard
riding Of Eric Pcdley. who shot
nine goals, was feature Of the
game.
Mrs. II. G. Hutchings Of Victor
ia, b. c., defeated Miss Mary X.
Browne in the final match of the
annual midwintcr women 5 golf
tournament at the Los Angeles
Country Club yesterday. and 4.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-02
VERTICAL

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| :. Rebellion
Z. Come in
20. Out of (prefix)
r.. Prunoun (poet)
16. Brothers child
il. Dry multiple fruits
10. Lairs
20. Table land.
81. As
C. 90. Storehousc for hay
223. Greek letter
Is. Period of time
-. ROYAL Engineers fabO
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-02

You could almost truthfully say
abe Ruth is still the biggest man
baseball, since hc weighs iu at
Is Tins .cnt.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-02

The annual date institute at Goa
chclla, Riverside County, will he
held in March.
The Bismarck tribune., 1925-06-15
PRISON TEAM
TRIMS DICKEY
Growers Hit Ball to All
Corners and Cop, 12-O

showing strong attack Of an
alright defense. the Prison ball club
plastered the Dickey team by score
of II to Sunday afternoon on the
Prison diamond.
Dlckey came loaded for the Grove
athletes, bringing along Bristol, who
has been doing the pitching for the
Fargo A. C., to work on the firing
line. But Bristol was easy for the
Prison sluggers who smashed his
offerings to all corners of the lot
for total of II safe blows.
The Prison had three fat innings
to put over the victory, scoring five
runs in the first. six in the fifth and
one in the seevnth. Smith got a
homer with the bases full in the
fifth.
ulmer, who was on the mound for
the Prison. was in great form He
held Dickey to two hits and famed
II batters.
.; Score by innings:
Dickey ... 900 600 600 0 2 2
Grove ... 500 060 lOx-l2 II /
Batteries: Bristol and Raugu 7; !;
Ulmer and Snyder.
The Bismarck tribune., 1925-06-15
-
FISH AND GAME
THE SHORE DINNER
BY Morris Alderman

The noat who said there was more
to fishing trip than just fishing
was right.
One of the main assets is food.
Delmonico never served meal that
would measure up. to boiled spuds
and fried trout alone the OF water
trail. The guides call 'em shore din
ners.
No matter how white the linen or
cute the mattresses at the Fishing
Inn the noon shore dinner has the
call. , When you have inhaled the
ozone for the noon siesta, started up
the pipe and waited half hour for
skillet Of sizzlin' trou:-oh man!
Can you eat?
Amy fisherman, hunter or camper
knows how life in the open whets
the appetite. It's really remarkable
how many flapjacks and sirup and
bacon and coffee one can consume
at camp breakfast. It's wonderful
how hungry you get before noon
On mountain hunting trip fel-
Ter drags into camp at night so tired
he can hardly move--then eats so
much caribou he can't sleep.
But there's something about this
noon shore dinner that has the rest
OF 'em stopped. Fresh fish from,
your own mornings catch. Boiled
potatoes. Loads of bread and but
ter and jam in your basket. Coffee
or tea, cooked over the campfire, in
the blackest pot you ever saw. And
then--your head against log and
your feet stretched over the wild
The Bismarck tribune., 1925-06-15
INVENTOR SAYS
MACHINE WILL
CURE INSOMNIA

London, June l5.-Only the old
fashioned folks will go on counting
phantom sheep as an inducement to
sleep if half Of the claims are realiZ-
ed Of the inventor of new machine
designed to relieve insomnia victims
of all their bothers.
This novel contrivance which was
recently patented by young Che
shire inventor after four years Of
experimenting, represents an attempt
to adapt the science of chromopathy,
or relief by cOlors to the treatment
Of sleeplessness The user of the ap-
paratus, upon going to bed, places
the sleep producing machine, which
in many ways has the appearance Of
wireless receiving set, upon near
by table, and presses intermittently
at switch which is held in his
hand This causes rays Of II diff
ferent colors to flash from the ma
chine in pre-arranged sequence.
and it is the effect of this combina-
tion of colors upon the retina of the
eye that is supposed to induce sleep
for even the most restless persons.
Many stubborn cases of sleepless-
ness are declared to have been over
come in periods varying from 10 to
Is minutes, and furthermore, the
inventor contends that by the use OF
his apparatus he is easily able to
put an ordinary person to sleep at
almost any time during daylight. The
rays have no i'll effect whatever, says
the inventor, on the eyesight.