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Imperial Valley press., 1913-03-12
MAINLY PERSONAL

II. F. Davis was a visitor at iIoltvillc
yesterday.
]. p. Nufrer is the satisfied owner
| of a new automobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Il. Scott left last
evening for Los Angeles.
Mrs. 4. j. Moffett returned this
morning from Los Angeles.
! NJ j. Stockton sold his ranch east OF
| town the first part Of the week.
\. V. TAYLOR of Chicago is calling OF
| business friends in FL Centre today.
Ray Edgar left for business trip
| to Los Angeles and Riverside last night.
Claude Ellis of CaleNicO was tran
sactin% business i'll FL Centre yesterday.
:. L. Main and &. r. West of Cotton
are looking over business possibilities
| in FL Centrd.
| City Marshall Cummings is again on
duty after being laid up for a few days
with the grip.
W. F. Holt arrived in town This
morning in l. i private car" TO remain
James r. Julian Of Casa Grandc,
\riz. arrived in FL Centre yesterday
tu engage in business.
T. y. ONerman. manager Of the
NurDhcrn Hotel i'm Los Angeles, i regis
tered at Hotel Oregon.
True NcnriN expects lu have his
new store rooms ON Main street ready
ol lHc last Of the month.
=. A. McCaSlin. p Rcdland> dealer in
wall paper ana paints. is contemplating
moving his business To- FL Ccniru.
GcurGr Harrington. a cousin Of Mrs.
5 Stanley Brown. Il visiting with the
latter for a few days al her home ON
Olive street.
Nlr. and Mrs. /. p. Hall Of Duluth.
Niun.. 3rr looking over the valley with
..t idr3 Of locating. - far their pre-
{, renee j. for FL Centre.
Arthur n. Perry uf Tie bureau Of
forestry j. spending few days looking
over the valley. Mir. Perry says that
Ills trip Is lust Il vacation.
Mr.. ana Mrs. j. n. Perry uf Roanoke.
VA. ana Mr. ana Mrs. II. T. Iamon Of
Portsmouth. OHIO. are recent arrivals
in the valley. They may decide to To-
cate permanently.
A. F. Marlnsen If the Standard In
Ny>tmrnl Company Of Los Angeles ar
rived in ri Centre This morning. Mr.
Nartinscn is looking over acreage close
to town with the idea of later sub
dividing and building a number Of
houses for rental and for sale. Mr.
MartinSrn brought several people who
are Interested in the valley with him.
Hotel Oregon arrivals: y. +. Brock
ley. J. AkrrS. f. NJ. Wiseley. a. G.
Kent. C.. II. Ritchir. Joseph Schneider,
I. J. Douglas. b. l.. Conrey. Ernest
Sip. i. +. Nrain b. IL. COtrs. II. b.
Plummrr. Los Angeles: e.. w Miller.
!. \. Knight. New York City: ;. l..
Main. +. Boetlcr. Cotton: l.. p. Hall.
nuluth: j. +. Perry. Roanoke. Va /:
II. I. llanun. Portsmouth, Ohio
Imperial Valley press., 1913-03-12
KEEP HOUSE rs YOU
WOULD a BUSINESS

Copyright. 1915, by ]. P. FallonI
II yuu We're runHu- business YOU
o.oald nave Jo rum It Systematically
slj efficiently. Otherwise you would
saua nr eHt Nj business
lgpy lr ~Jm" rui"~ uf -N-l"m aud
'.i;riaa"y t1 Housekeeping and you viii
ssv- lH .I,.H Haua.
>1icirucy III buying I~ IVY Important.
- valuable. ana A. prJi-rWorthy a. Is
~llr,acy W .Nr general administration
at -rcal business. Practice efficiency
I'll huWr buying ANA ~1Ne money. time
sui effort
I'm" best way tn lo this i to pur-
Ntt~r everything for person ana home
fF.ui reliable stores. Read the adycr-
ti>emPuts i'm the Press closely and con-
-isntly every day, then you will know
wharr tu huy ana What to buy to best
saNantage The best merchants in FL
t.-utrp advertise regularly in the Press.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-03-12
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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATORS SALE
OF REAL AND Personal ESTATE
At PRIVATE SALE--In the Superior
Court of the County of Imperial,
State of CalifOrnia.-In the Matter
of the Estate Of HIRAM u. WOOD.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-03-12
The Imperial Valley Home Dentists
Are Now Ready for Business

f'ur offices are open for your insprc-
HgH and we will be pleased IT, have YOU
esi! 5ud examine every little detail.
Er.ry appliance j. modern and up to
5aI~. GIIr equipment is - perfect that
"" are able to- perform even the most
aiflirulf operations in half the time ne
ee>>aFy along the Old lines. ana ahso-
tU}rly without pain To You.
We arr here To- stay. Not one piece
II work shall leave our office without
cur written guarantee for al least 10
yrSr>-
Every man in This office j. a special
Wiz HpdeaVor not only to satisfy You.
BOT to make yuu his friend for life.
We have named ourselves the Impe-
rial Valley Home Dentists because we
Wi>ie you To- feel that we are really
fuur own home dentists. not a dentist
h,yf today and gone tomorrow nor 4
resident uf some other city. hut Of your
oWsi humr city and valley.
0adr~ q. MS =. IN. Sundays 9-i2.
j. 4 :. Thralrr Advertisement
Imperial Valley press., 1913-03-12

NOTICE OF NDNINISTRAT ATOR'S SALE
OF REAL AND Personal ESTATE
At PRIVATE SALE.-In the Superior
Court of the County of Imperial,
state of California.-In the Matter
Of the Estate Of HIRAM u. WOOD.
Deceased
Notice is hereby given that in pur-
suance of an order OF the superior
Court Of the County of Imperial, state
Of California, made on the 2Sth day
OF February. 1913, in the matter of the
estate of Hiram Z. Wood, deceased,
he Undersigned, the administrator
deceased, will sell at private sale,
in one parcel, to the highest
bidder. upon the terms and condi-
ject to confirmation by said Superior
Court, on or after Thursday. the Goth
day of March, 1913, all the right, title,
interest. and estate of the said Hiram
z Wood, deceased, at the time Of his
Death, in and to the real property
hereinafter described, and all the right,
title, and interest that the said estate
has, by operation of law, or otherwise,
acquired, other than or in addition to
that of said deceased, at the time of
his death, of, in and to that certain
lying, and being in the City of Impe-
rial, County of Imperial. state of Cali
fornia; and more. particularly described,
as follows, to wit: 4
Lot Seven %; Of Block Ninety five
(93} Of the said City Of Imperial;
equity Of said Hiram z. Wood, de-
ceased, at the time of his death, Cthe
same being an equity under a contract
Of purchase), in and to the following
described real property situated in the
City Of El Centre, in said County 81
Imperial, State of California, to wit:
Lot Seven %. of Block Seven 90 .,
Of said City Of FL Centro
Also the following personal property:
Horse. l Buggy.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS or
SALE: Cash, lawful money Of the
United states, to be paid at the time
expense Of purchaser. The purchaser
to assume the payment OF, and take
thc property purchased by him. sub
rect to All the City, State and County
tlTcS, and all assessments of WhatsO-
ever name or nature, which are hoW or
may become hereinafter charEelbIe to
or lien against the property purchased
by him.
AL bids or offers must be in writing
and may be left at The Office of J. 5.
Larew. attorney for aid administrator
at Rooms 1C3 and 1of Pehkopf Build
ing. in the City of El Centre, County
said administrator nnra 0rally In said
City Of El Centre, County Of Imperial
OF may be filed i'm the office of the
clerk Of this Court, at any time after
the first publication Of this notice, and
before the making Of the sale.
Dated this 4th day Of March. 1918
F. =. FULLER
Administrator of the Estate Of Hiram
z. Wood. Deceased.
y. $. LAREW, Attorney for Admins
Imperial Valley press., 1913-03-12

j.. $. LAREW, Attorney for Admins
traitor. wed-mch @
Imperial Valley press., 1913-03-12

ready for work. He respectfully Solicits
your business. The doctor is state
licensed graduate in good standing.
mas had . years practical eXpc-
rience. is an expert in his profes-
sion and gives examination and con-
~uItation free. Remember. Office 506
Broadway. next 10 photo shop. Out-of-
town patients present this al at my Of
ficr. il means your railroad fare re-
funded both ways Advertisement.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-03-12
Dr.. w. ErkeIens, Expert optician

Mrs. w. F.. Cox. music teacher. cor
ner 9Th and Olive-Advertisem If
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-07-05
DAKOTA AUTO co. LOCATED
We'll Known Garage Firm. Ready For
! Business in New Place.

The Dakotah Auto Co. is now locat
ed in it's new place of business OIL
Fourth street in the splendid building
that has just been erected by ]. u.
Bacon on the site of the Bacon livery
stable. The firm is ready for business.
in fact. is already very busy taking
care 'offits strade.*nts'sar,9 >a~ =
The building. has been practically
completed as far as the outside work
IL concerned. The large cement floor
was put in a long time ago and is the
very best of its kind for the purposes.
The. windows have been placed and
the work that now remains is in the
second story where the fats will be.
There 1t will take some time to COM
plete the necessary work before they
can be used. -
The fact that the building is cen
trally located makes it an ideal place
for garage purposes. 1t is interesting
to note that garages are taking the
place of the livery stables. The Bacon
& Van Alstine barn was n of the
oldest in the city and enjoyed a fine
business. Part of it still stands on
the old site and will be used as a barn
for this yea anyway.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-07-05
AUTO ACCIDENT
PROVES SERIOUS
Miss Florence Richardson
Has Ribs and Collar Bone
Broken in Smash.
CAR OVERTURNED
ON HIGH GRADE
Driver Was Seeking to Pass
Machine Ahead on Mar
row Road,

Miss Florence Richardson Of the
Hotel Frederick desk staff had two
rios n a collar bone broken; John
C.. Hammond was knocked uncon-
sclous n Mrs. Kenneth Way, a bride
OF two weeks, has a severely wrech-
ca PACK as a result of an automobile
accident on the Lincoln Park road
early yesterday morning. The acct
oent happened as h result of an. at
tempt on the part of Kenneth Way to
pass an automobile ahead of him on
the high grade. the machine leaving
the road.
The occupants of the car were all
thrown out. when 1t landed In the
ditch. the car turning completely over
in the air before. hitting the ground.
Mrs. Way was thrown to the ground
and slightly under the car. Miss
Richardson struck the side of the
ditch. and Mr.. Hammond struck the
ground with his face and was render
ed unconscious. His face was badly
bruised n his lips lacerated. He did
not fully recover consciousness for
uniniured by. the accident, receiving
several bruises Of a minor nature.
Both Mr.. Way and Mr.. Hammond are
able to be about. ....a.
Miss Richardson was taken to st.
'Michael's hospital today.
Inc accident happened about. 1880
yesterday morning as the party was
returning from a trip into the country
south of the city. Immediately ahead
Of the Way party was another car run
by a Mr. Baker, an automobile agent
who makes his headquarters in this
city. Both cars were going at a high
rate of speed when Mr.. Way tried to
pass Mr.. Baker his party. He
struck a narrow part Of the grade as
no Yyn M NNa r3- - ~~-- .,fA1 ~ -
result that his car careened off the
road. Mr.. Baker stopped his car inn
mediately and came to the rescue OF
the ditched party. With the help or
those who were with him he brought
them to the city and called medical
aid. Miss Anna johnson. who was
one of the party, wrcnched her knee
very painfully as she jumped out OF
the car to go to the aid of the in
jured.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-07-05
RETURNS FROM "GREE1ERS''
Fred bartholomew was roastmaste,
at Big Banquet in Minneapolis
Thursday.

Col. Fred Bartholomew returned
from the twin cities where he has
been since last Sunday attending the
annual convention Of the "Greeters"
of America. a national organization of
hotel managers and clerks. He was
the POSTMASTER at the big banquet
which was held in Minneapolis last
Thursday evening. Hotel managers
from all over the country were in at
tendance at the jolly affair.
Col. and Mrs. Bartholomew. left for
the cities in their car last Sunday but
were obliged to leave the machine at
Moorhead on account of the bad con-
dition of the roads on the way down.
The fields were we'll soaked by the
rains during the week according to
what could be seen as the party came
back.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-07-05
UNUSUAL
Bone From Tibia Is Transplanted to
Snino .
(Kansas City Times.)

IA
(Kansas City Times.)
An operation for the transplanting
of bone in the same person took place
yesterday at the Independence sanitar-
ium. %.
The patient was Miss Johanna
Knudson. "a years old. Of Weston. Ia,
The operation. which was perform
ed by DR.. E. D. Taylor of Independ-
ehce assisted by DR.. A. E. Hertzler Of
this city, was to overcome a curvature
Of the spine. Miss Knudson for sew
eral years has been affected with a
malady of a tubercular nature which
was weakening the spine. causing a
very marked curvature and much SUI
fering. She has been a patient at the
Independence sanitarium for a year.;
A few days 6 a bone transplant
ing operation was suggested to Miss
Knudson. 1t was proposed that a por-
ton of her own left tibia be taken
for the purpose. When told that it
would not permanently impair her
powers of walking she consented.
The operation required about two
hours.
The cartilaginous parts Of the sE;n-
al column were separated right and
left and h bone taken from the tibia
inserted. 1t is expected that the sur.
rounding tissues will attach them
selves to h new bone. which will
give sufficient, rigidity to the spinal
column to overcome the curvature.
I'm an. older person this would not
be a hopeful operation for the recup-
erative powers would be too weak"
n of the surgeons said. But in one
as young as this patient the probable
ity OF Its being entirely successful 10
strong" a
A piece about three eighths Of an
inch thick and six inches log was
taken from the front Of the tibia.
Then an incision of correspondents
length was made down the middle Of
the back between the shoulders
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-07-05
NEWLAWC CREATES
CONSERVATION
Parties Coming From Wide
ly Separated Points De-
~layed by Restrictions. f..

The new marriage law has its
humorous as we'll as its serious side
as is evidenced by the fact that a
young man came from Seattle and a
young lady journeyed from the Windy
City of Chicago to wed here, only to
find that marriage in the state OF
North Dakota is now bouAd by many
restrictions. Both were amazed when
they were told that 1t would be neces-
sary for them to furnish a certificate
from a physician to the effect that
they were fit to marry. The young
lady timidly inquired after she had
recovered her. composure If an osteo-
path would be all right. The answer
was in the affirmative.
Both parties regarded the law as
quite a nuisance. especially when they
We're told that they would be required
to file an AFFIDAVIT from some third
and ,d~istinterested party to the effect
that neither one of them were habit
q criminals. In view of the fact
that they came to the city not know
ing any n here. they were placed in
a rather embarrassing position BY the
law.
They regarded it as a part of the
FUN Of getting married, however, and
said that they would set about getting
the necessary %aff1davits, etc.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-07-05
POISON IN BODY OF GIRL.
Aunt Arrested Upon Coroner's War.
rant After AnalYss Is Made.

Aunt Arrested Upon Coroner's War
rant After Analysis Is Made.
New Haven. Conn.,. July 5.-Much
excitement was caused here when
Mrs. Annie F. Monahan. Al old resi-
dent of this city, was arrested in her
home at SO Bassett street On a COR
oner's warrant in connection with the
death. Of her niece. Miss Jennie Nc
Nance. II. years old. who had been
employed as a clerk in the Office OF
Sargent and company. hardware
manufacturers.
The girl died March Z last. leaving
$4,000 in life insurance. of which ST.
500 went to her aunt. with whom she
had lived Tor two years following the
death Of her parents. At the insti-
cation Of the insurance companies In
which the young woman had hold
policies an autopsy was performed by
Dr.. m. NJ. SCARBOROUGH, medical ex-
amiper for the city Of New Haven.
He reported that q chemical analysis
Of the ORGANS taken from the body
showed large quantities Of arsenic.
X Following ~ rs.Monahan's arrest 4
Dackage containing Rough on Rats'
which Dr.. SCARBOROUGH states con-
.tains arsenic, VA found hidden under
ths ank - the womAn'S kitchSn.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-07-05
SERVICE IS OUT
FOLLOWING STORM
Heavy Damage Done by the
Electrical Storm Yesterday
Telegraph Lines Down


Yesterdays electric storm in south
ern Minnesota have played havoc
with the telegraph service between
Grand Forks and the twin cities. Last
night only n line of communication
was maintained. and hat went out of
commission about 8 o'clock this morn
ing.
There were very heavy rains in
many parts of North Dakota, a great
deal Of benefit being done by the
downpour. In the Grand Forks dis
trict the rain commenced about 5
o'clock and continued during part OF
the evening.
Larimore, Gilby, Northwood, Graf
ton, Devils Lake, Hillsboro and many
other points reported rain.
In the Valley City district there
was also a good fall of rain last night
that is very beneficial.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-07-05
LIKE GRAND FORKS TOURISTS; COMMENTS
ON RECENT TRIP INDICATE GOOD RESULTS

Larimore Pioneer: The advertised
party Of Grand Forks business men
arrived here as scheduled Tuesday
evening at $50 o'clock in thirty
three autos with 12O real good fell
lows in the party.
The Grand Forks band were in the
first cars INC under the direction of
w. w. Hail played several selections
which were much enjoyed.
Mayor NJ. F. Murphy of Grand
Forks made a short and pointed ad-
dress which was responded to by o.
H. Phillips.
That man is but an overgrown boy
and when left to follow his own in
clinations gets right back to nature
was demonstrated here by the Fork
ers.
The fact that on this tour we're the
great majority of the business men
and those who represented the wealth
Of Grand Forks did not deter them
from being boys again, having a good
time n amusing others. They
danced. played ring-around-the-rosy.
sang and in other ways amused the
crowd who had gathered to welcome
Larimore's neighbors.
The ladies of the Methodist Aid So
ciety served a very nice luncheon for
the visitors and business men Of this
city in the I. O. O. F. hall which was
highly commented upon by those for.
tunate enough to partake thereof.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-07-05
SUPREME COURT DECISIONS :
. 4

Oliver Leverson VS.. Oscar Olson
sheriff Of Morton county, North Da-
kota. defendant and respondent.
Sections 140, 714l and74 65 r. C.
1905. relating to redemptions from
forced sales, construed and held not
to require a person seeking 10 redeem
from a purchaser at a mortgage fore.
closure sale to a such purchaser
in addition to his purchase price with
interest, the amount of a mortgage
lien held by him on the property
which is prior to. the mortgage. thai
was foreclosed.
(Syllabus by the court.)
Appeal from district court, Morton
county, s. L. Nuchols, +.
From a judgIHeGt" DENYING a per
a emasGTy' writ Of imanaamns'- plaintiff 4
Affirmed. Opinion of the court by
flSk. J.-
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-07-05
[ CAL TEAM DEfEATSMEKN0Ck
Moore Automobile Company Baseball,
Organization Takes Fast Holi.
day Contest, 2 to o..

The Moore Automobile company
baseball team defeated the Mekinock
baseball team yesterday, 2 to 0. Roger
and Nordlund"were on the points for
the local aggregation.
This was the third. game of the sea-
son for the team, the Moore organiza-
lion having previously won from the
Model and the. Grand teams. Tomor-
row the Fisher team will be played at
Fisher.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-07-05

almost entirely on a great curve ball
for his success. He has better ron
troll OF his curve than the ordinary
given q tryout two years ago by the
Chicago White Sox, but was turned
over to Isbell.
Des Moines has two other young
stars, who probably will be given a
chance to advance, this fall. They are
Sleight. a catcher. and Joe Leonard.
who played last season as an outfield-
er. but who has developed into a
phenomenal third bAseman this year.
Sleight is a ~younGster. but is doing
the bulk Of the work behind the bat.
He has been tutored by Shoddy Shaw,
the veteran major. league catcher. :
The Des Moines ciu0's only appar-
ent weakness IL In running the bases,
but OF late the pitching has been 80
good that the lack Of basaruhning
;aegrsssiveness, has not hlndered the
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-07-05

pennant race indicated that the team
would run true to the form OF the
~|ante-season dope" But the club
without any great change Of person.
mel recovered from a clump. and dur.
Ing the past four weeks Its playing
has been the sensation Of the season.
The Isabellites are. a great fielding
bunch. leading all other teams in this
department by twenty per cent. ac-
scording to the Official averages issued
weekly from President N. l. O'Neii's
ONCE. In batting the team II lust
average. but its pitchers. Laferty, IA
Der, Sweet, Lakaff and .Rogge, are
among the best In the league. $40 4,
Tho work Of Rogge has been sem
ESational. He has been q consistent
= rut. and only recently was credited
with ten consecutive victories With
= defeat. Rogge 10 . r1ght-hand
tglyeeYSS ana = large ons.swhp aspAnde
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-07-05
Left to right: Roege. sleistt and Leonard,

Des Moines. Iowa. July b.-The
Western league season has been un-
der way for two months. and the
teams are beginning to show their
real class I O such an extent that 1t is
possible to pick those which have a
chance for the pennant and those
which are hopelessly out Of the race.
Denver. the two-time championship
club, despite the bseaof Joe Beall. Joe
hrst place by = big lead. with st.
Joseph runnerup, and Des Moines in
third place by q narrow margin over
Lincoln and Omaha. Wichita, Sioux
City and Topeka have shown that
The Des Mo:nes club, plloted by the
veteran, Chicago, playAr,s Frank Isbell.
picked when the season starred
- . second division team, ana 10
Showing during tho nr5t month 81 tie
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-07-05
AN IMPORTANCE CONFERENCE
Better Farming, Association Commit
tee of Club Will Meet Tonight
Much Interest Taken.

The meeting tonight Of the Better
Farming association committee OF the
Commercial club will be an important
one. Thomas Cooper. the director Of
the Better Farming association Of the
state, will be here to confer with the
local men on plans for the future.
The Better Farming association Of
North Dakota has done a great deal of
beneficial work in the state and has
attracted the interests of the entire
country. The, association is working
hard to improve the method of farm
ing in the state. Much of its work
so far has been devoted to getting
the farmers Of the state to put o
Of their land into alfalfa and corn.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-07-05
WOUNDED
THROUGH STREETS
Cheering Mob Greets Sight
Of Dying Bulgars, Carried
by Victorious Servians.

London. July 5.-A disgraceful
incident marked the arrival At
belgrade today OF over thirteen
hundred Bulgarian prisoners OF
war. according to a Belgrade dis.
patch. The prisoners wero
marched through the streets in
the presence of immense crowds
of Servtans. who closed in cheer.
ing wildly at the rear OF tho
wagons which were loaded with
wounded. lying three deep. many
apparently dying. Even this
didn't stop the enthusiastic out.
burst of the mob and q CORE.
spondent adds that peace between
the nations Is impossible after
this