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Imperial Valley press., 1913-03-15

hand. One is that Julian Hawthorne
and others have been sentenced to u
years Imprisonment for using the mails
in promotion of fake mining deal. The
other is that in few years the value
of the seats in the New York stock
exchange have decreased in value fifty
three million dollars.
1t is but few years when there
was practically no limit to the permis-
sable fraud in the promotion OF fake
mining and oil companies. with the use
Of the mails and of the advertising
columns of the newspapers as lnStru-
mentS. Now the newspapers would not
accept the advertising that was common
ten years ago.
These facts imply genuine reform
that goes to the very foundation of
commercial honor, and show immense
rain tu the nation.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-03-15

Home Made Brooms
Here to stay. Imperial Broom
Works is now prepared 10 supply All
Demands from homo grown corn. ID. II.
Observation-Disclosures TT,
Imperial Valley press., 1913-03-15
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

'-F'A N'''i A-Ai4l>--' l''''+tl
Department of tLe Interior. U :.
Land Offee AZ Los Angeles, CAL. Feb.
il. 19l3.-NOTICE Is hereby given that
CAi'L ,.H6 ~ =. ~ bt hGEH' faIj Of Sl,s3ee n CAL
Entry, No. 01G5t4. for Lots Is & II.
Section S, Township l6 =. Range Is
e, S. p. Meridian. has filed notice of
intention to make Proof TO establish
claim to the land above described,
before the Clerk Of the Superior Court
Of Imperial County, at El Centre. Cali
fOrnia. on the 95th day Of March. 1913
at 3 o'clock a. m.
Claimant names AZ witnesses: u. NJ.
Burger. of Fl Centro. Cal. l.. ID. Duna I
gan. NJ. Nelson, U. s. Wilkins. all or
FRANK BUEEN.
mch14 Register
Imperial Valley press., 1913-03-15
IN THE COURTS

In the superior court of the state
of California. in and for the county OF
Imperial. Hon. Franklin J. Cole. judge.
Friday. March "A:
PROBATE
Estate of Sebastian q. Eder. de
ceased Hearing petition for letters
continued TO March %.
Estate Of Walter \. Wagguner. de
ceuSed-PttitiOn for letters Of admin
istratiun heard and granted. Nina
Wagguner appointed administrators;
Estate of Warren l.. Rice. deceased =
Hearing petition to convey real estate
continued to March 2t
CIVIL
County Of Imperial vs. SimUns Brlck
Company. corporation Cause re
moved from calendar.
\. l.. Smyth v. w. f. Tennison
set for trial April 3.
J. r. Strang vs.. |. LR. Wilson
timutd to March u for hearing demhr-
rer to second amended complaint.
j. GiacomaZZi Ns. d. Wilkinson
Continued to March u for hearing de
murrer to complaint
CRIMINAL
People vs.. Edward LoNell-lndict-
mrnt for obtaining property by false
pretenses. On trial.
People vs. William b. DiXon-lnfor-
nation for forgery. Application for
probation heard and granted. Term.
two years.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-03-15
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

tNef tO1i L1nu$--Ol'f-&s)
Department of the Interior U. S.
Land Office at Los Angeles. Cal, Feb
19, 1913.-NOTICE is hereby given that
{OHN f. BUTTRAM. of El Centric. Cal
hornia. who. on Feb. IL. 1873. made
Homestead Entry. No. 015227. for W u
Of NV 4 of Tract 40, Township 16 ST
Range IA E., S. z. Meridian, has filed
notice Of intention to make three year
Proof, to establish claim to the land
above described. before the Clerk of
the Superior Court of Imperial County,
at Ell Centre, California, on the End
day of April. 1918, at o'clock p. m
Claimant names as with neSseS: Jesse
L. Mcclure, John L. Atkins, Isaac A.
Morgan, Walter o. Hamilton, all of FL
Centre. Cal. FRANK BUREN.
mch23 Register
Imperial Valley press., 1913-03-15
NOTICE OF TIME AND PLACE APP
POINTED FOR PROVING WILL AND

NOTICE OF TIME AND PLACE APP
POINTED FOR PROVING WILL AND
HEARING APPLICATION FOR LET
TIERS TESTANENVNRH THEREON.
In the Superior Court of the Coun-
ty Of Imperial, State Of California;
In the Matter OF the Estate of
&. &. BRADFORD. Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Friday.
the 21st day of March, A d. 1918, at
10 o'clock a. m. Of said day, and the
Courtroom of said Superior Court, at
the City of Ell Centre. in the County
Of Imperial, State Of California, has
been appointed as the time and place
for proving tho viii Of said o. G. Brad
ford, deceased, and for hearing the
application Of Lulu Bradford for issu-
ance to her, Of Letters Testamentary
thereon, when and where any person
interested may appear and contest the
Dated this 5th day of March, A. D.
(SEAL) M S. COOK.
Clerk.
BY V. n. THOMPSON,
2T2 Deputy Clerk.
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AMUSED THE OLD LADY.

Th-Fu ass sutflssl iuDh "n 'h-
sss--Es fs., - b. Eish.S ha'I-s-
i-sa tbs .,'-r, ASST u' 80" s'"i-s
al N.a.ia Vita
FIN sorN 4. sas sh-r-s h-"n
n ,iisn, misiasSs Mrs. GruU'bi's. h"
Isu,.i, S.a ordered 80" rounds
us astnral S-ss-fs.ss aud hl n.is-
ssA- ny .rugsnssr" i'u' EH srsH''
sa-aus, 'ss' "ar g'sp"s sam'
rsek-ti in
"oh. F.uli-i ,if- i.si' thra
r-c..n ny 'psnan tsuss ~" So,
through a,-aai ast = pound Z" ~t-s'
Tor br-aEfa.s''
s.n .ion, wysA :. sas that
he ate i'' sassrd ~. man IN IN.
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4 COLOR FORECAST
FOR THIS WINTER

i'ari. hns b.-n making sn -iIuTi
Tor m.'- ,rah ~" ss',sous 4" 'rs'si'H
ii.h = Nasu- f"F Ss'~n'FlT and hish
soi.f.
Th- -ii"'t Inli-I slsna.s iast
spsias ana asa,n ihis sutuH.n n ,--
color cards igsi r.-s-iN-i fr1H' l'sFts
arr I. b. iolips-'i with an arsS""
ot a,,gplass. aHI ,h-, usually sr'
-fsfi. .iit t-- .biis-d 4" isTssi'is
again dark ZONES. s.IEs SHh uihrF
fabrics Tor the n"N; s~ss"U's sh"sr
inE. r-siIsins that hi.h r"isrs mtis;
walt ashii- and ..u,inu- 'u b. tgsssi.
q. they aT- a, present. Ius fsgIEaips
only.
Asta,r sasason pr"I'h",ss ks.nis
alive to -y-ry little saFyins drsTvv
us change Nt,i. .,rar bisvs
ing ifpa. ih- yi,s a. .,yiv Inception
f.strain th-a.s~ls-. with raF- ras
tiss.- uniii these color cards arrive.
sos brief slaae. som tells a sa'h'
,on sios,.
II Ia ~uaasFiui. ami So, rather
simple. after all. 4" s4r h"~ iuiin'
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confidently advised as are IN" shade .
aDoy. mentioned.
REQ. always responsive, causing u
paipitation oi the hearts Of most
fashion loving women. are Ia b. dc
rigueur. A iitti. Of ,his color has
pe.pei into the fashion show of To-
lay, but only in miiiinsr, circles. l,
Will u. an Interesting color develop
Hent IL watch. however. for pIrris
reds. in duli Nine shades. are pre-
s.ntsi, Tahsinsine fuii samul al
thee" tones ubtii they aTriV" at the
pc,unia groupings
ii.sinhins again al this .nd of tbs
Winercoiofci tome. We al. told IN.
yiois, shades ale To lee th" mos, -N'
elusive Of all soiors. espe. iaiir these
Of a deep red violet ton- II l. prob
abb. ,h.s" c0iors viii ned c,sioD.d
IN th. very hish siass fabrics, sush
az viii be us.i for nanasoinc "''r
ains ani afternoon gowns,
A i"w .i these .ons"Ts aiif" shades
ar. now b.ins sho~n In hish-rf,..''
rrora.i.d S-.yets .Hd "hifiohs, sn
that the announcement al ta"ir son
IInuaI.. is particularly pleasing,
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many ir.;a,,rrs ". Ss.nnes known as
, turkey sobbir-. and she housewife
viii frequently give h~f order 'nr -
yauus robbI.r" which ia merely
,uanx mai. turkey The female 'r
hen turs., a uu,-, ami gives herself
none Of the airs ~ the male bird. as
she neither struts "r sobbi.s.
The inan-G smcnt and feeding ~ iur-
KEY. direr. little from, tina, of the or
s,nar, hsrnysr,I fowl. except ihe young
ones are exceedingly dcIicst. dur
ing the mrs; Tee weeks of their lives
aud are almost sure to die II they
are allowed TO run through wet grass.
II they live two months the iirm.T
ha. little dif,cui;, In rearing the nock.
Many poultry men devote their enure
time to raising turkeys. ard by .re.
cial care and such food "a grain. hFsn
and boiled potatoo. turkeys hnv. been
known - attain weight Of from for
" to tfty pounds and vet lc-e moth
ing Of their tenderness. Last year
the turkey which graced the Wh'ts
House table IN Thanksgiving pay tip
ped the scale. At forty-fcur pouhds
The mea, Of this htga bird is said To
have been Of an especla'i, 'ne hasoI
and very tendsr-ths result OF care
! fui 4ssdins.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-26

In the Interesting People de-
par,m.n, oi the December American
nissa1in. appears an ar,i.i. about
Ha!ph 4, Hi.haris. a railroad '.ain'
agent who has taught HE COMPANY
III. Chicago and Northwestern rail
UaY-,o proven, accidents 10y the
sihii,i. sNpciient Of taking pains,
Safety first ~ his slogan, Mr.,
ttis harris has drilled thousahis al
en,pioy.s into haiti. of safety ~
their WORK. Following II an extract
fro.n the article,
''rhis ssunas -asy la III. telling.
bu, il required psrseet faith an Mr,
Richards Part that ia this Way h-
would eventually saS" live. and
limits. sofroA ahi SUFFERING, Tue pa
lisns- of Iaii Was n.l-s.arN. a,
nrrt in- men for ~hDs. b-h"f' !,
aas established looked siih susIi-
cion on the Sai-N Organization.
thiHIins that I, 40. same neA meth
.-i io shin the burden "i accidents
from the Company to III" men Mr,
i.i".sris me, Ni'h inush "fi'a..iiion,
.ni h- still worked on. ami inrousa
.l- NoEa al al, sainini',"vs and the
s'mpios-s s-s-rsli. in iA"nN eight
nasnIh. b. ans sbi- Z. sl.o~ a T-'ius-
,lan .f ~, ut .:s. r-s s.Ht, ana Of
s.lis injuries. .r :. 81. ,svr sen,
r.-.aS there af~ f-~ m-H "h hf
III, aari's line vh. .E- n"' '--'s'''s
faf safety
''Wh-n 1n- Tsaiis-s ths, 1859"
I,s.,,i- r.-T., KILLED sna t.ss"." in
.,,..s AS, ,rr rsI,,,s.ls s.f th., t'aI,.d
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ins tn. .au'u-. th- Wild TURKEY seees
hi.b .ronnJ, hu, In N. winter ~
gunner. always rnd them in the ~.
Icy. where nu,ni,.r. -t them - "
n.,k.. hat they hide IA IN" ;hirhst ass
are by no means easy prey.
Sa,.sts~ ssass~ MIN.
During th. Early part NJ the st0at'
s.pth ,.cn,ur, the park at Rirh0eo1
n-,, London. va. stocked W,th viz
turkey, until nus'iy the deck ousn'
b.-rS about ,~" thousand. ANssce.
lion. between ,hc Ramekeepsss aoe
p.ayb.r. b.-amc 80 frequent oves
shes. biri- ,hs, 'he a.th"tttses hsaaty
decided to- destroy I'll" entire uoTk ~
sine. tha, sim. there have been ~
Wild turkey. found On the enettsA
shooting preserves, although thsy ase
uu. of the fas"r,ie game h'rds ~ ~
American gunner md are nearly A.
Nas. found Oh our game pressfvec'
Tho chief food ~ the Wild species u
grain. seeds. fruits. insects and youaa
frog The hesh II thiS type of surhsS
n. highly rciishsi. waoy persons prs.
.-rr,rg 1t So that rf tho donestlcateo
bird Various recipes are given fcs
~. cooking. but the most popular ga
sr-m. to be the old New EoSlane
style by which plenty 1t onions ar'
] used inthe dressing and a single cn,os
[ baked in the pan with the bird.
While the turkey II alWays sssoct
ated ~ith.the THANKSGIVING dinnss aal
generally sraces tn. table of I'M
American family on that occasion. -
whether II be turkey wild or tame q
! something else In lieu thereof. ~
spirit of the day II not forgotten. a01
we all Join In giving thanks for IN
many good things which NAtuSo an
Natures God have beotowsd ODon q
dqrtnG the nad ysaA - -
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THE FATHER OF THE
"SAFETY FIRS7'' MOVEMENT

Statss during th. past year. II Is
possible to sse the iiaid for safety
organization. 81 when Air, Rich
ards proved that his Safety First
idea Mas IA su..sss. in that IL saysd
many lives aud pr-' shtsi souatsiess
injuries. TIA. either roads oi tn eoun-
Try. for humanitarian az We'll IA
economic reasons. BEGAN adopting II.
To-day th-r- are saf.n organizations
an raiiiOAis which represent more
than half ti. hiisas. Of III. rnitei
Stat... there at" safety osean'ka-
,ions in Canada. ami g shiis aSo
Nr. Richards 1."siS.i a letter from
IL. Imperial japsn"sr railways
with a request for information, Ia
order tina, such a sassi-m iaish' b"
used on the RAILWAYS of japan,
The uni"sisins "sa.- for Mr.
Eishafd.'s success ia his srss, ~o,A
H. found in nis broad. soonest sym
pa,hy and T"li Affection io' Lia i-i-
io~ m"n. The nan himself ts Tall. sI
lille ih.iin-,i tn L-asin"s~, snicS'h-
.ha,.n. aad .hoNs in his fas. 'h"
mark. of character engraved 10y uh-
r.uii,,ins g.rk in III. fur'h.rsnrr vi
"a sr-a' Elrpos~, W,,.H sou look
q, hiM yea in.N ~bai 's"ES HHan
tlti-T nint .r asx.- lated siih Rim
~iii h.ar evidence so-'tha' h- ls u
man 4. N."u s.a s.'n :. ~i'h sois
,r.ublrs sHi r,-s-is- an'l~TsisndIn-.
sympalAy. pnI h-ip, iiui with all
Ais iuni al ssnTaihS L- 's ~" d'.as'.-
.r: h- is rFas,i'si, hara-,"S'I.si. an'i
-IGi,g- Isrisai s"f'isaa ra'i+
s1a.i iiaa
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A uu1 TO YOUNG MOTHERS

''wh-a nv chi.ir-n .ho- III"
slightest symptoms of b-ins .Tonpy
sis. ;b-m Chamberlain Cuush Rem
-,iy. aud when haN. cough at c"i.i
on III. iuHss I TAKE IL for . .-s asSs
and atm sssn rid os the sold" writes
Mrs. Clay Fry. f-rsusoH Sta. Mo,
The tirs, symptom Of "r"ar Is s.sSs"'
nose. give Chan.b-riain'. c.ush E.,s'
.ly a. soau as the child h-sans =
Laas.- and i, ~iii prr>ra' ih- attack.
Thi. remedy contains no narcotic.
FOR sale BY all dealers.
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giving he watm turkeys Wit De cheap
-r than " the weather should bs cold.
Tb,. IL owing ;c tn. fact ,nst turkeys
arc easily KEEP, fresh IN cold weather.
v bile a large number Of leftover drao
TUX ~ on a warm November LAY
meas y serious io.s to the dealer.
tso,s to select AMI C'pk = Turat,.
Every housewife. has her own par
,iruiar recipe for preparing turkey.
and whether !, - boiled or baked or
stuffed with chesinuts. as - the favor
H.. .,yic In New England. "r whether
the oyster .tuil,ns 80 popular In Mary
land and Virginia is used. or whether
the plain bread. butter and herh dress
ing OF IN. West IL served. the turkey
il supreme on this special day.
woli.knoWu epicurc gives out the to'.
lowing in reference to the selection "i
the THANKSGIVING turkey: Select one
that 4. fat. fnll grown but not old
when the bird u. young the skin 's
, thin and tender. the legs smooth. the
bone. yielding tu the pressure OF tins
fnger. A turkey should be killed AND
| dressed at least eight hours ssfors
| cooking. wssa reu are SsAdy to f1ee.
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I'iuu,ag- I AtNl.

rr- p'umrsr vt the bronze turkey IS
priced ~ feather manufacturers. an"
many ot the s".CsII-d imported fancy
feather. ~. made from the bronze
brsss; ami wings -f the Thanksgiving
King. As the crea; day draws near
the farmers make extensive rrcpara-
ton. to supply the dealers with ch"ice
birds hundreds ot turkeys are en-
ss9-d far In advance and In som"
ease. the American housewives have
o. en- gun. to til. farms weeks before
{. select a particular fowl This tur-
key Is then put rn special diet u"
ne fati,ucJ for the feast day. Others
,rei.r to ali.~ their poultry dealers
to do the selecting. Millions OF tur-
Keys are cold in the United states a.
she Thanksgiving season. for even the
prisons and aIm.houses are given tur-
key dinners oil the day of rejoicing
and prayer.
The cost Of turkeys is watched by
] the housewife with almost as much
interes; as the specuIaiOr displays III
watching the stock market. The price
of the bird varies With the weather
>ad should l1s day hffcre- IpAake-
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apron.
'Cour.- :. lid. sa> ,h- f-piAs
Til. lad .-snsd i's.L -. the as-''
,-os, asi for ,hr--s 1i'api-s indulge:
in a Taught ,.st iE"asht all n-s
n-ishi-urs Z" the scene,
'wai. that's rssa, a"-s fuanS.
sa. observed ~i,h a laugh
''t'unns au-fi.si ~" sE~-r
''V.s. uIHSs '-r- H"'s- ,'-ga
married thirteen yusg. -"'.- 'ira'
at Arrii and Charles a. H~S.r raid
m- q s"mr'Im-n; ,iii shis mosnin
a, Lr-aAfu. ~h-a Oi-s, u e hidns
I.s.. 'is Plat. Tor Eno'h-r 8. :. that
sa-au.,. an t.ia m. u r-sa,n'..d lin
"a the isrrsds. Ia Hso'a"r "<-'s ="
make.
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RESOLUTION SEEKS
COPPER sTK1XI P10DE

Nasiinsians Net :s,-pirrsb
sina-s >, condition.. prevailing IT,
'nS ,opp-r aiu-> sssik. in ih- Csiu'
n,-, r-siea u resolution iuss~iusssi
lay I;-rr-~-nia'i,- Msisonsi': "a!
Ni.hisaa. ~"'iii direct the ..snmss.
.s..-r ~. .orp,sst'sn~ 10 ius-sii-ii"
sid r.j.r. an ih. concentration Of
private a~asrhi. "f natural s-
sause-> tesms,r t'..t~t tosrsi~t G,f.
tosd ria.hss ks. .s.aorse'i she r,ro.
,lslSs.n
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PRESIDENTS MESSAGE READY.

Washington, NpN- s'--' ''-siI"h'
Wilson r-sh ,o IN" cabinet ,p-is' The
address he viii deliver ,n congress
.E.n IL v"nN,n-s IN T'sul.r s'7,=io io,,
u-s, seek s-yeFsi lH~,rh.is "i the
= abin., spoA- IN pF.ls" "' 'h- a'l-
.iF"ss. Llt .'ii n"' r''N"al atN nj ns
s"a,rn,s, tn" ssbin-i sp.E' H"ni'
time an, h. M-NIssn situation, Ih'
NJ. aananns- -n-i.ts S-g,- Haiv ~ 10
ti- tread II the d,sruszion-
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-26

ItrIy ruTr-., = ruiog diagnosis .ill
b-.nni,-. CONCERNING any .hans" ia
the tread ut fashian
Aios, 0i ,Lss- carts pnlA - I'e
arr issu.,i. fer Ih-y are as pgr'i"u'
- much iiH. sold 1T- iH,.n.'i i"'
the uss at manufacturers "i silks
A.-,i-ns and ,",i"us. Th"y az ~.
Is-ai,i, shs hg.-an. t.-lor~ thi- y"aE :
sn1A ui.-s, vi n-Nt N~aF. a.~isns
.ind suinga fuF ,h- materials 49, at~
10 pu'.
Al such faSTir. sI' oa The i".s.s
,..Gor. sasny ~ ne are F'ads I. i'n
"uT fur.-
MsHy "f ta- n"u'g shsi.s iHtrD'
H-r-d this auiuuu viii b- s".'nI~'i
.sr-cia,lS The bTos'.s and ir-r
,nHs. Hu, Ill arv 4. e.siain ipe
IoE~i ,Hs, is {. .s', dark ip char
sct.r
,Tr,Es. ia several shade "t sEaA
sr.Cn anh ia T-s.'ia arr ni"s; f'FpAi'
in.u,. pi,n - Hwt"i shaGr .aitcd
uayN. iadi,aivd as i~.l'i.E II is
N.r, much III. s.n. '"i"s as s.a, &C.
,.s,-d Ls Miss Uar'i,a i.r'n. stnn'
nlns s.~n u sT,.u ssarm-u.s which
she ~-.rs ia ;h- iirs' a"' ~ Ia
T"srss
uih-F sE~r.s. sg0h ~ .'ais.' snh
sHaTir-,ls-. apl'-ss. bs ar u.s sc
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bow This Toothsome Bird Came TO Be the Ruler
Of the Great American Holiday Habits and
An Epicure's Recipe Tor Its Cooking.

0vsrvN rrs.yriuss ,b'' 'h' N..'
Of Ths pa.siVtnz .haI .- tn"
. las, Thur.dss Ia Svt stu'ss. snd
that . spe.Iai t'rrciAnsii"- -sta
Nm apArt sh,. isy - 'hnrk-L Ntu. "H
anaAs BY the President ~ the ".'"'
0laeeA TINS ar; vf th' tusaf Mass
oenRA hvwevct does r"I mas. t'
-, ApssAAy in IN. C"inIu"rv "sli' ~
aAns - regulated 10y thH .'vs 10 "s""
nae Ths rr..id-p, nsf"i' r"'''''i-
1870 ~,hat the people y"as.uF ~ m
hDar sedtaAry occupations. "''-'fAe ne
n Win proper ceIem'nH wv
SAakagtvins Ia, :. "Ihrr th'n "ni
h0shiie. fct saay back ~ 1891 U'' /.
D0or Bradford. N" nTsi u"'"rn"r ~
assshuess,s colonies as' speri y
4Ay Of prayer and r"i"i"inE TINS N's
eoeislmed 20 express gratitude f"r
- oieoSeous harvest Of 'hs' year.
,S(veo IN the dav- ~ she rUri'sns > hen
~ au,, sermon. we're ths leading
~,eo,s Of a ..s., daV tn. pr"sTr
~ a scod dinner On ThspH-siNirs Al
Aev IN, ses,,c. had beer concluded
Aained many to- endure she tedious
rsss NJ the ceremonies
. TURKEY Al ttr.' thsnAsz'''"s.
Recosnis.ns ,hi. fact s"v"rn"r
Dsadfsrd sent four men In search
of eams to be used IN thl'
occss,ap After few days NUM-
lna these men returned :" flNn'
ovth fairly loaded down WIN sh w :
Vh,ch consisted principally OF WI"
0nrteya Thus early IN 'he hs,"'N
o. the day our friend me turh''
sams upcn the scene. and frnm tha,
~. mt, the present tho frsh p'
81. ,.,h.nn. h,rd has eraCed tbs
American sapls On TbAakalivins Day
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TN. turkey ~s.r ~ thoroughly. ar,,
.ni stun with .;s.e bread niS'i WIN
..it p-py-F snJ batter. E"s.i slowly
from, tsr IT, tit.s hours. according :"
the ..s. y: the bird. HDH the si"'"is
IN water ursil lIi;- tender. chop hn"
and stir In tb- EtsvJ siih = dash ~
drowned Hour. when rs'dS for s'rN-
,u. s..ui.h with parsley and .end IN.
t,.,b.cine bird 10 the table si~sninz
r., and ven have = dish n; for she
s,a. -, course. any Kind os sivfs.rs
ms, he u.cd. but tn. simpI- bread
dressing q. r.ii.heJ hy .v-rl body
Wit TWrkr,..
I'll. Mild turksls u7eJ at the earlier
Thank ssiviug f.asts we're even iarser
'b,r 'us irmesticatvd birds "f today.
md ,ro,, th- numbers which wcr~ TO
r.r,.J 4, have L.su shot for the Gsas'-
th-y mus, iirv" h.Sr numerous during
the ds,- ~ sIc IuioTisis. \. riyiIis'.
lion advanced the Wild turkeys u.
came rars oven in 'h- eastern part
of the Mississippi valley. whcr, at
on. time they were So plentiful That
sumner. came in from the nun, lit
orally loaded down with 'hes" birds.
l The Wild turt-- Ia NOT found west Of
. the Rocky Mountains. brt II lives n,
far South as Panama. and ais" in the
wood. of tho West Irdiss. In
the latter place. owing TO III. warn,
| climate. they Frequently hatch out
three brcods annually. They are yer,
louatreisome aud during the mating
! season the male birds engage in say.
age fights among themselves. The,
make their nests en- the ground IN
secluded spots IN the forests and
u hatch on, from iftecn 4" twenty yruns
birds at u time. The mother care.
for the ypuus and as far as poss b.,
keep hem away from the old mai,
birdso~ho frequently kill their oil
spring V not closely watched. Dur
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-26
PLANS COMMITTEE
LOOKING FOR SITE

rh- pi.ns ,0mnssI,v~ Uf'hr TTiH'F
as.i ..a.'Ty 'Iu" N''''"sdaT s''"'r
n.-,u in-..i over = ns.nii-T Il p'"r
...s-d sites i.F ,'.. soun,FS 'iub Nc
particular site eos s.ls~r,-L, sri a
m.-,ins ~iii i~ .ri'. an 'h" -"aE
future So hear ,r- rr5'ps' ~ Sh.' s"i'ir
ui,.-
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-26

\ 2, uUra, .Hass aGu tH. ra'i- -'ur'
yh,-a.Isr e ihs "tL Yankee ThaTEs
g. luz yfs = tuH.ns H"uiradi' "u.
IhH .iuu. EsrurIa .lWHE- 'ait ih'
."HIs' Hlrr aw'ui ,''- s..-E 2" hs"I'ei.
;uf fna F,.lE.ur ~ tHNt dhs .s"U. BOO
bs,s -nr Is=aai mn.s "n 'ssr .E'r
love. 1850 EuHisys They s"ut aH"u'
vi'N 'Fasa vuI,r matched tn~ s"i
HF.Hns r.. tshs,I bN ghs ,'l:.Is-at-Tf.i' .i'sy
sni"usu. y-' "u rtsnkss,,iu. ras 'trv
wara fr,.L r. r.4rivy sui s.s. fhsuhs
Iss'ur.. suI after.
Tact. th'ut the liis BIr'i
THE turHrl the ruler of this 'i.y
~ praise fur - many Near.. Is rather
st Interesting f"~' ard certain species
~ 70 at. rails U-auuiut II 4. tn.
ftrE-sg ~ ih. tribe cf SsiIinaceous
birds which Includes hen. and part
ridges and -ithrush u IL - native ~
North America u made u. appearance
m IN. baruysrds ~ Europe In tn.
hsginuIr. ~ tn. sixteenth century.
TBg turkey =. perhaps the most Gu
fiuU< as well ss tho largest inhab'-
'1Hnt ~ Va. rnrnyar,i. On close esaml-
nation ~ tE@ head II will be found
90, Na bald sr hare. the neck ~attied.
srl 'Ne bill ~, the nsi~ surmounted
with , csn,-sl feshy carnucie-sorue =
Zines erected. sometimes elongated
and penulvus. There Ia curious TUT
c' long hair n, the base Of the neck
Of the male which hangs down on
his breast, Tn. tail IL broad and
rounded. aud is spread out a. tho his
hi-d strut. around with pride drag
cirs his wings m the ground At the
sam. time making . loud. peculiar
lno,as Known a the sotelA AansS "
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-26
HUNGER THE BEST SAUCE

saur- is us-d 's create an apI' 60
uH- The rish, ~ay I" lpDt ,s :" tho
iIs-si.ans Wh-a ina, j. s..sd ScA
are .-r,sin I" T.iish s"uT 'as'.
Chsu, bet lain. Tablets impF"S" 'hc
d's-a,isn AMI create = healthy sil'r'
u;- FOR sale by all dealers
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-26

N 10 need of pfiasins ss sa5 aiHa
phoas The csaoh,cie-Sr~.. san'rles
and estimate Niii hr .b~~siui:s
siv>n. phoes TsssiAaA ssa
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-26

@ysToM prs.yriuss fha' tI' lAt'
Of Ths .siVtnz shall 10 tn"
las, Thur.sIss In S"t stu'ss. 'ui
,Aa, . sp.sIai T'ruciansti"- -st-
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1913-04-18

The next Lyceum attraction will be
the Boston Lyrics at the Howell thea
ter next Monday night, April q.
The company is composed of three
persons: Flavel R. Jordan, Jr, bar
tone, instrumentalist and cartoon
list; Bertha Wells, reader and instru-
mentalist; Carolyn Jordon, accompan-
list. AS indicated by their titles, the
company will give a varied program
and rare treat is in store for the
citizens of Palatka.
E. W. Sheffield, general secretary
of the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation, Chester, Pa, says of the Ly-
RIGS:
81 am very glad to add word of
commentator regarding the enter
talnment your company gave in our
auditorium on January DIST.
1--WE have had the best talent in
the country during the many years
that we have conducted a Star
Course of entertainments and lee
lures, and when a company pleases
our critical audience, l always feel
it is compliment to the perform
ers.
Your entertainment certainly
pleased our patrons. There was
dash and go about it, and not a dull
minute. Besides it was so whole
some-particuIarly some of the read
ingS-that it left a pleasing and
satisfactory impression"