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Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-12
NATIONS EAGERLY WATCHING FOR
NEVE11. 2nnIERTS AS INVENTORS OF
EUROPE SEEK PEAL DEATH RAY

LONDON. o.. Ie-&.a.E AWAY
IN amateur a'..s5#a, Iaea #4
ra-o@4a#s Ea-ora, ea.1a-.s s.e
..>v a4Has 10 r.rsse. "Daeth
Ray" = i fr'l a..a5r I'LL
oae s..a u,v mrrr..I" hee
s,me tlae back Killed dog, Aa-
ol.r hi1'.I cow. Both mrnifas-
--.'.,s a.ar,n taIsj TO bring
u at .m. II tH. Respective
Inventors. in.s-e II r., proved
:. II. iur. ..sf tru other
...~. '.lI o.. ..rav.
fu c.,a OF HE lo- IN. inventor
r- n.ae3 81, Death har which ia-
,..... considerable amount of
luwar. IT, arranged The source Of
lis f-r..e.r ''a fr-as of q huee
c.r..re f'.@,uc rs.rror. Al p
Ii~-a..a f .u t.at The dog WAS hc'1
i0 ch..ns s' flat tia caurGv Of
tlr Death E.r was c,aroo'r9ted
nu him.
At-.r .ro.' w lsaa-.na Dog v#-
deal. I.'.-l 80 I...h iH -hr terrific
g.." as ~. sra.-h light.
|l. ."e Investigators asc"rtaio-
c1 I...- -~r+ }i'hG dead enough
t.,e u.' f... r.. uvs-c-i,9~ Death
Raw.
TIL. far.otor Ial rie-ol mp sco-
rrt electric wires arl n!nrrrora'ed
,ho rr@tat. lF mo.e'v pressing a
hidden la"an.
Rotl tt..- c,tsoias go band IN
Iaud Will. -io f.uoa, ease Of ceH
.iuotal inventor who claimed 70
'uvc discovered 70 rav to Doe used
f5r blowing up q batfl.-hip,
claim Cf tlis retgra eo1'd not
Te completely i-uorcI lv t'' Efi'-
i,l A}miaa,tv 10 rHom the ~1ggcs-
.ian WIS maGr. TIE inventor wa
Offered ta-' and the Admirably
proytdD} hip to be- DESTROYED.
The Offered test apparently prov
cd too severe, for + was reVer
carried emf. ar' the i0rou'or quiet
lv disappeared from his countr..
He rrst tried 10 give some form
,r demonstration abroad. The Ad-
ui..I r. charge of tho tests there
imposed similar severe conditions,
with promise of great reward if
,uero~@U), hut pruaitieS if un,ac-
ro sfIL Again the inventor disaP-
pc1rod.
Most recently The character Of the
supposed Death Rays has changed.
Tlc uo.t frequent suggestion put
furnar. Is to stop the engines or
ajrpano-. and thus put the airplahc
oat ,t action
Thc principal method is 10 stop
the ua.neto from fmctioning. In
some way energy is to be directed
to tho arpimo in the form Of ciee-
notmamctir waves IF sufficient
energy is directed, and If it is in
the correct form, II is quite concciv.
.abic tLat magnetic can be- stopped.
Ou the first rumor that another
DcaA Bay ha, been discovered, all
Europe i. rousn3 10 excitement.
There have been So many MAJ
vcls Of soirucc m The last thirty
wears tlat tNt public mind Is ready
~ believe that sricacc can achieve
practicalv anything, but there is no
scientist Of any distinction who VIII
br stirred br tine ruror Of y hea' =
Raw coasjstiag or radiationo Of any
fcn., the c&p"rs aaI.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-12
Emmanuel Circle VIII
Meet With Ms. Cooper

Members of thc Immauuci Circle,
H- well aS other women f the con-
grcga,ion If III" First Baptist
riUrcl. arc invited 70 meeting #
that Organization, wlirh win hy
lcid tomorrow afternoon ut $50 ut
the home Of Mrs. :. i. Coopc~. $50
RI Ccutro aye-vc.
y the at.cru0ou viii be devoted
,o a rrorgalizat;2n cf the society ;
wo,k. I'll women of the church
lEe asked 10 or pra.eH,
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-12
GIVES JUDGMENT
AGAINST PASTOR
IN ALLEGED FRAUD
u, JHi.rd Pres, Lrn>cd WIrc

YUMA. tf.z. or = J"N~l
against Rer. G.r Edwards. .H
4Ha-. California. I.a s-"'H
awarded III superior court ef
M.- p A. Barnett H. ar.
ti.n brought via EH".- was
rH.'.e.of The Christian e...rI hee.
Action against tet. a...ri- aaa
rita result I'D 500 aia2o" uI..e'
Iar1 tfH sactou .a which tac lor
borrowed money from Mrs. Ea f.
w iIa preaching iu rh1"i. The
..l trr d,aIe3 borrowing 'ho
money. a suit 'o recover 'i. -au
rs ;jl peading
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-12
DAILY MENUS

rea,.fa~.-Grepe>. cereal. eae#m.
lrm om..a., bran murtin.. mills,
coffee.
Lurcleau -Cream Of potato aH.
toasted waters. app.a.eoi,r>-aaf
>.l.d, toasted bran mu:hus. oaf.
w,M cookies. milk. tea.
Dinner - Ca>>etcig ii chicken.
,udicJ swec- potatoes. c.a@me'.
lin" be=as, ic'liel - ambcr salad
whole wheat brc1d, frozen ,ustari.
,puage vtke, iui X. ge=ttt..
Nerv often q t;ee-ta cookie
lazes III -L.s> of milk Disappear
l.scrc easily and quickly wleu ~
is less than six AN, hot particularly
fond ot milk. # a cAsld four YEAR
OF - ia, plenty - mix Ve-g
tables and cereals with -; cooke
egg Ec needs little meat. Ue E.aS.
A"vc milk in li, d.er il Not 4'#.h
t. drink then lu ~tUr~ afai 'rreaHlz.
Casserole OF Chicken
one spring yhi,sya weighing iapa
> 20 paaals dress t... ~.saa-
LATTER. / cup boiling wa1.r. / tet-
spoon sal. Il t,asasau u,p'-H.
cup thin citam. ] - cups -re>.
Mushrooms. tai. >poea FLOUR.
WASH chicken an. cu' .n pieces fa.
serving. spread each Ii.r. with
i"t'tr an, arrange j. . rae~sEo.
Sprinkle will s.l' .aa ... .4a
ada boiling water. CAor .'a e'oA
in hot owen for oae hour. Adj
cream and broE,u aa. c.ea4a#
mushroom, and cook. u....r.d, la-
- minutes. WorH r.e.- to ::
smDotA prs. with u iitt-. coli mix
ana stir 'lto the gravy. LIT !Ni.
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Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-12
S. p. SECTION MEN
STRIKE NEAR YUMA
ny United pes. LcaSed Wire

YUMA. Aril. Oct. l.. Two hun
dr.d ~9a'tcrn Pacific section hands
went ~ strike at #clltoa, near
hrrr today
The workers, engaged in con.
-'rurtiag a now piece Of trarS,
""Incd cut in protest TO cbange
" towwau~hip
y sm1d of dcn0'y ,'criff- lcft
lclc for WcIltou 70 pre- .,. order
pending settlement OF tho dsffee.
"Hc't.
----.-H.-+--
An .'.tfor vans arrested a' Ncp.
'urI for flying too low rt,r The FAR
grounds aS list request 10 dc5i {
aad q test ca-" VIII BE- made.
Ornugc county won ten first
prizes at the state fair.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-12
Cattle Market

Cattlc-l400; holdovcr 300; beef
steers ard she stock strong to -
higher Tow loads 1000 H. northern
steers $40, top; other sales north
crus, $72I0i7SJ; bulk southwest
rows, $3.50 4.50; northern COWS,
5m5.60Shcifcrs, upward to $5.S3
in load lots; canncrs, cutters, bullS,
steady: cnnncrs and cutters, $4,000
80; bologna bulls, $4.25M5.0O;
beet balls, upward to $3.50.
Calves--400, holdovcr, 800; mar
kct slow, bidding atcady, no early
sales; good calves.
Hogs-l000, holdovcr, 800; fairly
active, generally steady. Bulk east
crn butchers 10000 lbs, %l4.25m
lL5O; top, $l4O0; packing sowa,
mostly around $l2.25.
Shrcr--Aonc; good aud choice
lambs quoted @lo.J0m $50; com
mon 10 choice ewes, $5.50MS00.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-12
WARNING ISSUED
ABOUT AUTHORITY
TO TEST SCALES

1.-THE state department of agri-
culture is vested by law with au-
thoritv to test all scales and weigh
ing and measuring devices used III
the state of California and the
scales or weighing and measuring
dcputized by the department of
agriculture are the only legally au-
thor2ied agents entitled to test
scales or wcikhing aud measuring
dcyiccs.
This warning was issued today
by &. II. Hcckc, director of the
state department of agriculture, to
avoid any misunderstanding which
might occur because of the fact that
representatives. of certain associa-
tions have been discovered testing
scales with privately owned aF-
paratus.
Just recently, a certain cotton
buyers association sent Il repre-
sentative to various gins in the San
joaquin Valley with Il steel yard
scale, 10 check the scalrs employed
AT the gins aud carrying the init.
nation that the association 5 scale
was an authorized standard. In Il.
few instances, this cotton associa
tlou requested the sraicrs Of
weights and measures to cooperate
with their representative, but in
other instances, this cooperation
was not requested.
The re-chcckiug of weights of
COTTON bales in storage and,htt,41pts
- have these weights changed is
absolutely contrary 10 the policy
of the division of weights and mca
SurcS Of III" state department of
agriculture, says Director Herke.
The ginncr may have weighed this
cotton correctly and there Many la4t
been some shrlukage or cyapo.atfon
which would cause n lighter weight
The original Weights must hot bo.
made a point Of agreement between,
the buyer and ,ellcr.
Tin scatter, ~ Weights md
measures throughout the state ar.
the only authorized PARTIES - make
inspection Of weighing rpparatu,
auJ all slHH"rs has been arVuaiut
~ wl'h tuIS ruling. County scalerS
of weight, auj measures Will coop
crate with any company or a-torrl
zion or amy resilient oi the state M
amy tim, but weighing and mcusur
ing devices must not be- changed
without the cou.crt Of ao authoril
rd deputy Of the >.ato department
"f agriculture.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-12

Blythe. Riverside county, is badly
IN need Of cotton picker>.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-12

Riverside is building q 50 900 adj
dition 20 it's county hospital
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-12

If vou only knew It, the man At
the bottom Of bot ef things spends
most of his lifc mp a tree.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-12

sacyc--rui production on 1000
arrcs of sugar bects in southern san
Luis Ohi~po county, vii read -
muru Jaeger paintings next 8cas"l'
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-12

frflrps "a third Of oar ru-, words
wDro invented by m"n ~hjlc wishing
Il was payday.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-12
Gy l-EA Service

Just riIa, aoa..s 90 the town et
OH Iayeve. N~o.. eqS doi,,o p be-f.
..-- of a,1oo.pll year. Trouer-v
III 5le te@n .ras 1eiae4 at SIS. 5.90a.
To-Day thy-' i-' as nuch as q
shack to mark the ~ro; where one
-hc toaa Of 1900 people stood.
I'm rlaee of fire ho-e's. stores au2
'a..as st=-& oniv rsif g-easc-covefaa
'er.irEs. Fer !. sva= ..I1ack col :.
,aa+ literally forced Old LareTe
IF the u.p
Build New ct+v
Already thrre mile 5.,.ant l.asv
j4vore las been jaH-. some Of H.
hui'5urS wora moved ...r. intact
et.8r~ We're torn 6usa .' rchrff-
sni >1.ao va""u wasa -ao-fue.
Tie story is sa. or tl. .ost u~-
usual arising ce- ot tlr rrme~oa~
ha.ti.. far 81 in the ot'..-.~o lar-
ror .aa.~ of tlo west.
For i#o. If waS fe-e. t';s 7ts
ru-r would cause auea wart.r6 fu
-Ge Wvam.n- oil fic.is.
J ,g2u.lo-nnI I.aaoaa. French
Comedian. Applied far l.mas+eq1
ni tlr site of Old I"v.r.. f.t uer.
"" r"eai@ed the f'ua' -..t ,o tAe
land.
T'en ra"o gr..- ,. h..w in
.." rich Salt C.,rE' -i.' "'. '.mc-
,to.j WIS I'm The 1.as- o+ -'a firli.
Layovo leased lors e. lr.T stores
ami tie toro -rraoe rr .h tho
Typical nvarnt-'+ 7un.3't- u1 20 tra1-
inr c.near n tla e.t f.a''.. f'r'-es
vcra li11l ami Lav,.e w.. ting
r'rH frs
NJ tN~ ..ot.o.,t. ~tH treat
orm.i'i. Of on were nae..nqth
.ho -ovHs:to.
The t1.. oil 1o.s'rl-- r:-. r1-ser
od closer 10 tho toxin. ~,. Ohio
OH Company. which r3 tl- orl
-l-s 70 suwouu1'Hv oT lau1s.
wanted 'o drill q ,vr' o. III. uain
.o~.. .r of thc TOWN.
Tic ta.rr-'.r'p nh'r-..' ..l tho
-omranv filed f. .a.' tY n'u. ont
-. entire ,o-r.
Lav.va fane f. tfm.n tic
o.urt. HttI h'- s.- n.r. ..raus.-
oI. TNun t1v tu~..n.a.e soak up
'ro fight Auu.'- H.. t.... to
W -hinetor without ..r
fiuafIv IrJ,rI Jr T. Ha',p
Nclr.dv. teto d...d, w...- D4aa
belonged ~ lT.H- ~n.'. #c. Jod
FIAT tle ta,ra-.'. l.'aa. e., thc
.'' rr"uanv aaf or.er.-l i' T.
,3~a,ei
Revolt was To7~od
Tle decision '..e5 81. u ''plGS
'wo-t 70 thc nt'a. ~ u.'t. but
''c tpvaspoor'n fasIv 1ae...1 70
abide bv tao .rrrcc.
The rer town la h. '''. ~
mos. as oaiet'r 81. r.. ..' ... but
f is rur1 eancr or# ... .ttrar-
'ir. t@u ON Laso~ ug, here
aarrirh ia te' @ the
rorod r which ttr r Gown
-.:rIs f. - v.' worth peth'r com
-arnI ~ tha ri~t.s iich ur' laid
.t La0ova.
WomuliIo. a oN r.yovc,
..bnck gold" continues - com"
from tha car'l. br' ifs f.W5r iS
getting ue share of Treasure.
The fight IS over, bH' i' la- lctt
bitter sores thaf m1r cau. unrest
u 'h Oh t.o,ds for manr lca-.
Robinson Brothers N.r.H har
.n~iod $4,000 Sacks Of b1ocr from
5000 acfr..
W. n. 8gpbrr THu. h4 ,
.ug. bcet tuat wciei. 80 poUdst
'lr Iui#fr county J-~erd
r,rfcd trocs ia considerable
numbers haEr horn unraubod pcal
t,.'eeu. 'nu.a Costa comfy.
Clovis. 5uo county, recently
.apprd iar1r. OF l.e~h fruit, u. ohe
dag from orc packing house.
ate gjr ~ ateau "a to
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-12

some men ten their ;.j,c. coer,
thing that happens, aad >oiuo eve"
t"i! them e."r thug, that don =
h9rpcu.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-12

y man Is u person Who g,.s mad
when tie barber dcosn I guc-s Feo
lc wanted hi, hair cgt.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-12

Arthur GRADY, O4kdalc, Stunts
Eaus county, havestod - ions Or
5.r,a. p1chej from 200 itees =
ca Old. 9nd letted hin 80 & IL.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-12

Portcrvillc, Tularc county has for
sonc time been shipping two cars
ut giapes daily.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-12

C.. r .. e."s+y 0''
ra-- ~ Fruits 'u. .r, .at af
'r...rT
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-12

Iau" tlVuaAI Swiss g.rl'r W
u",' lel1 NJ III N'o r.
ta.' -laH rouutr
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-12

Gar prediction of The coIs,t win.
t"r ever is based oa 'Ar fact that IN
N..'glS aEg 'lat cold.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-12
BraCiey Coupie We'd
in Calerico Saturday

Fl cpntro friends Of Miss Lora
Peacock and Harold Williams, both
of Hr"w'ey. viii be Interested 70
know that they were quietly mar.
ricd a. taleXica saturday afternoon.
Judge e. +. Mmkcy of that city
officiating Miss Me- johnson and
II. ". Ho4b of Fl Centre attended
the coauiv.
Mr. Williams J., manager IF the
Noathw.ck camp4nYs Brav'rv
store. iH which city he and lis bride
will make th,ir homo
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-12

Clovis. r-uo county. recently
..ppod }o.ror- OF fresh fruit, "a. ol'e
day from orc packlne houac.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-12

4tc Piro ~ atedA na tn
rW arafD
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-12

P"riiIrd ttnrs Ia considerable
puhro~ nave hcrn Wnrau1rd near
"l.'eeu., fnua Costa comfy.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-12

Robinson Brothers. VI N"e.|. har
.a-tod $4,000 Sacks Of h1rcr from
-JIu acfa..
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-12

WI #. Brehnr 1Ho, h.s =
Sugar bcrt tha' weighs 80 roGidst
'lr iUiafr cogutr tH~erd
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-12

OrnuGr county WON ten first
prizes at the state fair.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-10-12

IHANkLIA j. NOLL,
!uAe ~ ,ltn .pHelIgr Iarli.
01 1'tI.
The Coconino sun., 1925-01-09
COUNTY CHRONOLOGY
Compiled from the Files Of The I
Coconino Sun, Twenty Years I
Ago This Week. I
= = = = r = = e = = d &c q

George E. Sullivan resigns as tick
ct agent here to go into the lumber
business near the city of Mexico with
G. A. and f. F. Greenlaw. He is sue
ceeded by w. f. Hunt, now agent at
Williams, who will be succeeded by c.
H. Brown Of Gallup.
We get 18 inches of damp snow,
precipitation being 2.8 inches.
Joe Treat, formerly locomotive en-
gineer at Winslow, now roadmaster on
the Nevada Central.
F. j. Hochderffer and wife and Col.
and Mrs. George Hochderffer are
spending winter in Aqua Caliente.
F. M. Cummins and wife move to
Douglas.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Riordan and children go
to Los Angeles to spend several
months.'
Burt Huchens returns from several
months visit in Arkansas.
Frank L. Beal leaves for Goldfield,
New, where his brother, Marvin, is
located.
Dick Jones, editor of The Gem, goes
to Phoenix for a political job during
the session of the legislature.
Charles H. Algert, Indian trader at
Tuba. has sold to S. S. Preston, trader
at Willow Springs, who will move to
Tuba.
Mrs M. J. Kennedy and daughter
Kathryn return from six months in
Chicago.
Mcdonald Robinson, brother of C.
O. Robinson, cashier of the Arizona
Central bank of Flagstaff, arrives
from indianapolis and will be man
ager Of the branch bank at Williams.
The Coconino sun., 1925-01-09
THE WEARY WAY OF THE
COWBOY

On dreary night in November
When the campfire with its light
Was eating its one last ember
The cowboys retired for the night.
They all sensed something exciting
Because the night seemed so warm.
But the bed looked so inviting,
And there seemed not a sign Of
harm.
They had slept a few hours only,
When suddenly out of the night
Came howl so sad and lonely
That it filled the boys with fright.
They all arose in an instant
And saddled their freshest broncs
To ride around the cattle
And fill the air with songs.
They know what the howl of the old
wolf means
As he travels over the range;
And that is why on that certain night
They arose to sudden change.
The Coconino sun., 1925-01-09
New Clutch
New AxIes
New Springs

Semi-eIptc chrome yanadum steel springsrear springs
undersIung- -Alemite fabrication.
The Coconino sun., 1925-01-09
IN AND OUT

"Ah, good morning, Mrs. Murphy.
An how is everythin' ~
"Sure, an I'm having one grand
time of it between me husband and
the furnace. If | keep me oye on the
wan the other is shure to go out!'
The Coconino sun., 1925-01-09
KELLAM CHAIRMAN,
RICKEL REAPPOINTED

Continued from Page One)
The Coconino sun., 1925-01-09
New Motor Refinements

Improved construction for carburetOr and manifold. Extra
wide cransaf bearings Rocker and valves enclosed for
better fabrication and protection from dust and dirt
The Coconino sun., 1925-01-09
New Radiator

Harrison Honeycomb Radiator with shell of highly polished
nonrusng apane metal adding greatly to the OF
the
The Coconino sun., 1925-01-09

The E'VV
60 ~
these models Christmas
and il Is a big and most agreeable surprise
New Radiator
ntns Ha rpsss HSss e s1 1H @
New Clutch
usss Sas Pa i"satoS a a c5t S sad % f1Rss % 5 @ "
New Axes
tact Fs Greatly fs sad sss9 ssss5s ssf s; aps 1 s s' Isf @ %
uns9snns -P asnas R 1u6dst@n atSau" steer Sp''ss springs
Longer and .nenss NsT Five Fss@s sasdy eros. members Deep
New Bodies
Ss Sss i: S@
New Finish
blue % seGsn ss%h 1 @ u Ps ana Sns
New Motor Refinements
as S 5 potSSa Sf a6" Pa @
New Windshelds
$s5s; sfyi Ss W sS s"
Many other refinements too tomention
Prices practically the
expect You will
try out the Car in order to appreciate il.
DO Not Ruv Until Y0u Hnre Seen This Wonderful Car
The Coconino sun., 1925-01-09
New Bodies

Open bodies longer and roomer; modern full stream lines
beautiful durable upholstery deep cushion springs Closed
models have and more beautiful bodies by Fisher.
The Coconino sun., 1925-01-09
New Finish

Lustrous durable DucO Open models and Coach in rich dark
blue Sedan aquamarine blue and black Coupe green
and black.
The Coconino sun., 1925-01-09
New Frame

Longer and stronger Five sturdy cross members Deep
channel steel construction.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-09
MAIN SENIORS SET
FOR ALL-DAY FIESTA

Plans for five acts of vaudeville, a
musical program by the school orches-
ira and glee club and seven booths for
the sale of candy. cakes and novelties,
have been completed by the Senior
Glass of Main Avenue High School, for
the carnival which begins at the school
building. Friday, December IL.
Booths are being put in readiness
by the seven school societies, decorat-
ing of the booths and auditorium is
practically finished and rehearsals Of
the vaudeville acts and musical pro-
gram shows that these are near per-
feet.
The Girls Reserves. the Spanish
Club and the Jefferson Society will
present part of the entertainment. The
High school orchestra, under the qirec-
ton of Otto Zoeller, and the Glee
Club. Of so picked voices. under the
direction of Francis de Burgos. are
preparing special numbers for the oc-
casion. The hours of the carnival will
be from IL 80 a. m. TO 5 D. m, Fri
day.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-09

send those future -archaeologists on
many wild-goose chase. Allusions
to "the gnat's eyebrows" the "bee's
knees" and Snakes hips" will natur-
ally make the archaeologist believe
that our animals were an extrGordin-
airy type. Their frantic search for
specimens of the kind referred to in
our common vernacular will be one of
the tragedies of ambitious archaeolog-
lists in 5000 A. d.
Another serious mistake will be
made when the home-brew outfits Of
our bungalows are uncovered. Peo-
pie will think that everybody knew
how to make edible stimulants in 1925
will be entirely a wrong i'm
preston, as taste of nine-tenths of
the current drinkables will prove.
There have been the Stone Age and
the Iron Age and the Bronze Age.
They will probably call ours the Tin
Age when they uncover our flivvers,
tin Gamers and jazz bands.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-09

ADVERTISEMENT.
Refinance with 6 per cent money. o.
P. Schnabel, 511 f. Travis st. Or. 3043.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-09
CAFE BATTLE BLOODLESS
BUT "PLENTEE KETCHUP"

Jealousy started a riot that all but
wrecked a Chinese cafe early We'd
nesday morning, deluged the Oriental
proprietor with tomato catsup, and
provided the adnittance into Jail for
four men and one woman.
A handsome waiter, the object of
admiration of two late feminine diners
was the indirect cause. He could be
true to neither of the two during the
course of the meal.
''Allee same, no catchem this love
blisness," the owner told Patrolman
Hobbies and Torres, who finally ended
the melee.
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THIEVES GET CAR
OF HOSPITAL HEAD

Police are searching for the thieves
Wednesday who stole the automobile
owned by Mrs. Martha p. Robertson,
superintendent Of the Robert 3. Green
hospital. The car was taken from in
front of her home. 1861 West Hui
sache street, Tuesday night.
81 hope / get that thief in the
hospital some day." said Mrs. Robert
son, when she reported the loss to po-
1ice
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ANCIENT BATTLEAX
OF SOCIETY FOUND

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But plentee kletchup," he added
wiping the relish from his face.
He unwittingly had stepped in thu
path of bottle thrown by one of the
women ut her rival. Blinded, he un,
consciously stepped in the path OF
three youths, who offered TO chastise
the handsome waiter for their favor
lite, and was run over.
The arrival of the officers prevented
anything other than the shedding OF
the synthetic blood.
The bottle-thrower, the handsome
waiter, and the three youths were
booked on charges of disturbing the
peace.
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THOUGHT Of BEN
CAUSES SANDY
To SHUDDER
Heroine Disobeys Mother
and Goes for Drive
With Worth.

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GET PLENTY SLEEP
SAN ANTONIO ADVICE
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smith believes he needs only six hours
sleep.
Il don't believe the average person
can do on less" he remarked.
Miss Ora johnson, principal Of the
Breckenridge High School, declared
that too little sleep produces a dull
mind. On the other hand, however,
she pointed out that too much sleep
makes one stupid.
.'Some students who are really
bright" Miss Johnson explained, ARE
backward in their studies only be-
cause they must work and keep late
hours"
Il believe one ought to get to bed
early and get in his full eight hours
or more" she concluded.
And so there is no need to worry
about Clemenceau not getting enough
sleep.
San Antonio will make it up for
him.
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MUSICAL MELANGE
GIVEN FOR SOCIETY

The second presentation Of the
dramatic and musical melange for the
benefit of the San Antonio child pro-
tective and humane society was given
at Beethoven hall Tuesday night.
w. C. Wilson, director. took parts
in the four playlets which composed
the melange.