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Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1915-03-20


are ditting ad der bresendt dime. Der
question ISIS, Does id bay to pc honest
or dishonestdt? Vich gifts der pest
redurns? We always peliefed der
honest man is der noplesdt work of
goddlemighdy. Bud sometimes l get
mistaken nit myself.
Fern der way der peoples ISIS afder
der Poardt of Freeholderers ad Hack
ensack, id pekins to loogk ligke We
will one tay hat er honesdt admins
dration of der goundy affairs. Der
Freebooter ISIS god more bower nit
der pebbles money dan Carder hadt
oadts. Der Freeholders ISIS purely a
family affair, undt der buplick has as
fiddle to do mid id as chackass NIT
longk ears.
We make a bedt dot der small
poardt of Freeholders gids indo more
drubbles inside of der first year OF
existence dan dan dere forefathers,
der parge poard. Ven men hantle
der bublick till mitoudt bondt, und
just gid busy pudding id indo action,
der temptation ISIS der greatest dlnk
in der vide vorldt to make showing
ad der expense of er taxpayers. Vich
goes to prove dot the besdt way for
der gofermendt of goundy like dlss
ISIS do make effery man gift a pondt
aboudt twice his own size, or one
tousandt dollars for each poundt he
Weighs. In diss way der peoples will
ged der penefidt ven drinks go
wronksitedt.
Der Edidor of der "Balisadian" is
peing chumped on for der way he OK
patiates on der subjecdt of vimmin
voters. Veil, he mighdt chust so veil
CLOSE opp hiss schop uf he drinks dey
will nod get der franchise. Nod only
dot, bud dey will get id in chunks by
der jugful. Der neXdt quvesdion is,
vot will dey do mid id ven id all comes
in punch?
Dot oldt saying, der broof of der
pudding ISIS chewing der bag, will fit
efferylink but der rule of three dot
surrounds der. goundy freeholders:
Dere ISIS never going to pc any proof
dot daca fallerS iSS nod an honest man.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1915-03-20

A few short weeks and the house
cleaning microbe will get busy again.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1915-03-20

A man gets down to bed rock when
he has to keep the cradle in motion.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1915-03-20

Many man would starve if he had
nothing to live on but his reputation.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1915-03-20

A frenzied financier is man who
collects every dollar due him and
stands off every bill collector that
calls on him.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-26
SAGE TEA DANDY
TO OARKEN HAIR
Look years younger! Use the
old-time Sage Tea and
Sulphur and nobody
will know.

You can turn gray, faded hair beau
tlfully dark and lustrous alno9t over
night 10 youl1 get a 5O-ccnt bottle OF
"Nycth's Sage ana sulphur Com
pound al any drug store Millions of
bottles OF ,his old. famous Sage Tea
Recipe are sold annually. says u WE'LL
known druggist here. because Il dark
ems the hair so naturally and evenly
that no one tell d has been ap-
piled.
Those whose hair h turning gray.
becoming faded. dry. ~scraEgly and
thin have q surprise awaiting them,
because after n or two applications
the gray hair yauishcs AID your lock.
become luXuriantly dark and bcuuti-
ful-all danlrun goes, scalp Itching
and falling hair stops.
This h the age of youth Cray
haired, unattraotive folks aren't want
ed around. 80 get busy with Wye.h's
Sage and sulphur tonight and you'il
be delighted with your dark. hand
some hair ana your youthful appear
auce within q few days
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-26
w LONG PASSES UNDO
ALBUQUERQUE TEAM

Roswell high school defcu.c ed ~,
Albuquerque high school at HupcWell
field Yesterday afternoon 20 10 e.
Two long passes contributed largely
Co tho defeat OF tho local eleven.
Jones of Roswell was the st1r of IN,
gumc Il was 20 -nappy clean contest
with uult one penalty.
tn, lineup
Roswell Center Boom, guards.
Gonzales and ~LIpwurths taHtl"s. DE,
ult' lluu,s and Crawford ends.
WO.f. and johnson. backs Turner.
Jones. WI'uutr Whitney 1ut camp
A~lnJlu,ruu, Center. q Barton.
guards brown and Gru,ulyit tloklos.
so. watt L,eI. silva aud -haffrt
ends. DhIy's -ludulJl luu silva.
n.gss a. Barton. wood EIln,mur .
sm1uidiuE. Ctlkius and Pence
officials E.i,rc, -luuak.r lI-I,
uH- umpire. L,whky O. S. NJ field
Igdgo. ~cdor. O.. " Al head uur-mau.
Hlyu,s. coach United states indian
school.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-26
ALL-REDSKIN GAME AT
H0PEWELL FIELD TODAY

Nu |HIl-lud.1u football gain. win joel
PLAYED uf huurprll field fhia after
un.u when the Albuquerque Indian
huoI and the santa bic Indian schuu.
teams meet THE gaw, viii start 90
@ 800 O'Clock. Tho uu,-up.
tlUuug.ul, Yuzlat lyfr end CHA,
,cl left tackle. Williams. IctJ guard.
b,,iur. center. Mills right guaru,
Numllt. right tackle, OriH r,sh.
end rlJtcro quarterback Gum, left
hIr Spencer. right half. Huld Tsu.
fun back.
santa Fc Tumcl left end Narar.
iu. I.tt tackle. cruz, lott guard Mira.
bal center Pine right guard. Bogps
right tackle. Porter, right end Tru'
Jillo. quarter back Rafael left hulf.
Martinez ripht half White. ull back
The Santa Fee Indians played thc.l
first game here Yesterday az HopeWcl
field. with the Mcuoul school Mc.
maui Wou. cd Co s.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-26
W. CHILDREN BURNED
TO DEATH LAST NIGHT
IN CLOVIS FIRE

Clovis ~ Al. Noy -6.-Iu "a fir'
her, last night which destroyed an,
Brown hotel Il frame building, ut
loss of $4,000. the two small chill
drcn IT Mrs. ~. $ Burnham w,r,
burned To death Tho children wor
twenty months and three years old
They were left In an upstairs %
of the hotel while the mother went fuI
bread 4 gasoline stove exploded and
when the mother returned she found
TN, stairway iu flames. she was pain.
fuzzy burned ia an Effort to reach her
babies Tho bodtc, were found after
the ur, had been controlled by tht
combined city and railroad lire dc.
purtmtuts.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-26
TORRANCE COUNTY
COURT PASSES
RESOLUTIONS
Tribute of Respect and Esteem
to Late Bernalillo County
Lawyer and Political Lead
er From Associates.

a committee uf Judge Medler.s
court and attendant attOr1eys iu e.
tancia. have presented 20 the court
Tor official record tho following rC1o-
lutions upon the untimciy death OF
Judge Edward \. Mann:
To the Honorable Edward T. Medlor.
Judge OF the Third Judicial District.
STATE Of New Mexico. Sow Sitti1g
within and Tor the County ct Tor
rance.
Your committee appointed by your
honor. at the present term Of this
court. to prepare and present to .hc
court resolutions ON the death Of
Judge r. 4. Mann. who suddenly loot
his NE IN AN automobile accident, ON
the 18TH Of his month, rctpcc tully
present the following:
Judge Maur was "a prominent menu
Der OF the bar OF this state az the
time OF his death. He wa admitted
10 the oar 81 Kausas In is'l, suhse-
uucntiy prdcticiug Ina tha' state and
In Nebraska He was prosecuting at
torncy OF SCOTS Bun. boo he last
namcd tate. lu 1908. he came TO
New Mexico. locating tirst at Alamo
gordu. aud. subsequently,. az Las Cruz
Ccs. From that position, 10 1901 he
was appointed Judge of he territorial
district court of NeW Mexico by Pres
idcnt Roosevelt. and held tina place
TN 1903 His uniform courtesy
while on the bench. was q matter Of
comment among the lawyer who
prao iced before HIM. ne presided
over the first court in this county OF
Torrance. After hc left the bench. he
settled loo Albuquerque. and was elect
ed member 81 the last legislature from
Hcrnalillo county. Ia which body he
was She iloor loader. and served his
constituent. with distinction.
Judge Mulu had O. suuut nature
Ills personality was always pleasant.
In his Relationship with his fellow
man he was AWAY c%ungenllI HE
greetings were cordial and ho had "a
smile for everyone. set he possessed
strong and positive cu1FiC ions 40 the
bar tnl Nat AN adversary oi great
force.
Resolved. that in his death. our
profession has lost an able member,
nnd the people pf the state uu esteem
ed citizen that our -ympa' hics are
hereby extended Co hi family Il thcl
sorrow. hat the Judge ot this court
is hereby requested 90 cause Cd copy OF
these resolutions go hc spread upon
the records Of this court and al.p a
cupy hereof Dee furul-hcl the pres, OF
the state and 900 the family uf b de-
ceased. by he CLERK of thi- court.
GEO W. PWICHAisp
H. g. HAMILTON.
FRED IL AYBEs.
tUmm. t,,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-26
JAPAN LEADS IN
NUMBER Of ITS
FISHERMEN
More People Engaged in Ac-
tual Taking of Fish Than Of
Any Other Nation in the
World, Is Report.

ASSOCIATED Press Correspon leneeD
Toxic. Nov. i-RepOr.s just COM
piled show hat Japan N the leading
nshlng nation Of the world in the num-
Der OF people who make their living
from fishing. In the relative import
ance OF fisheries In domestic economy,
la the ingenuity and skill ~ the peo-
pie In devising fishing apparatus. in
the preparation of nah and in the IN
tercst shown by the government Ia
promoting fisheries.
II g. estimated that one person Ia
twenty ia the entire empire ~ more or
less os a fisherman rish appear ia
some form on the .able Of ever Jap
auese family daily. u not at every
meal The annual value OF water
products IL over $4,000. geo. Half a
million boats are engaged In hshins.
o. which rs. 600 are more Than thirt
feet long Almost "a million men arc
professional fishermen and i.f00. o00
give part OF their time 4 nshiuy aad
the res. To farming or other pursuits.
a thousand species Of nsh have al
ready been Identified In japanese wat
era and almost every ~ them hs
edible. one Of the commenced. mos
wholesome and most sought after o.
the shark. which the western people
have never learned TO ea.. Dogiish, "a
member o. the shark family found
along the north Atlantic coas would
never be permitted 10 ~ uncaught In
Japan and ven the Octopus is "A ta-
Bile delicacy. Much FISH eaten raw.
The prominence Of hsherios IT. at
.rihuted to the announcement Of uil-
cials who have studied the fishing in
dustries In the United States. The
Imperial Fisheries Institute at To.do
Is one ~ the finest in he world.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-26
ARTESIA MAN MAY
LOSE AN ARM AS A
RESULT OF ACCIDENT

Artosia, y. ~, Nov 26-S. AZ
bright. u local business man. may lose
hi- lott arm az e. resul, OF an acci-
dcn,al shot received Thanhsgiyins
morning whllc out hunting \ fence
ANA "a loaded gun In the hands Of a
uo with whom Nh. Albright was
hunting were the contributing feature
81 the accident The shot struck AL
bright Don the elbow. sha'tcripg the
arm go that surgeons lear b cannot
DE saved.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-26
|VERSON Of DAWSON
GOLF CHAMPION
Of STATE
Defeats DR.. Brady at Country
Club, in Title Finals. 6 Up
and 4 to Go; Results of Con-
ISOLATION Round.

a. T.. tvorson Of Dawson won the
state golf championship Yesterday at
The urst Sew Mexico titic tournament
held at tine Country club He defeat
ed Dr. Frank Brady. also Of Dawson.
,n tho finals. q nap aud Z 10 go lvcr-
son defeated Roy Mcdonald in the
scmi-ru1ls u the morning. s up and
o Go go.
The results at the consolation round
were as follows
~cmI-nuBl John Sims Aiuupuor-
quo beat John Lee Clarke. Aibuuurr.
que. ! up. Or e. A. Eilcr. Albuquor-
que. beat Prof \ %. Wccse. Albu-
quorlur. 4 up and 3 20 go.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-26
JAPAN PLACES BIG
ORDER FOR THREE
INCH Guns
Government Calls for 400 Of
the Rifles in Single Order
From the Muroran Steel
Works and Kure Arsenal.

ANMNNNNNNu INNNN AWNNNNINMANMNHN
Toxic, Nov. THE British govern
ment has placed orders with h Kure
naval arsenal and the Muroran steel
works for the manufacture Of 400
3-inch guns. The guns To be made
arc the 1905 type Invented 0y the
Japanese navy. Three hundred guns
will be made at the Kure arsenal and
100 at the Murorau steel works. All
accessories will be manufactured by
the Kobe steel works. a formal con-
traat will be signed in a few days. II
is understood that the guns are FOR
the British navy.
The kuwusaki Backyard company
Of Kobe has contracted FOR the manu-
%facture Of a large quantity Of shells
for the Russian army The company
has started the work Of erecting a big
melting furnace at IL branch factory
In Hyogo near Kobe.
An order for 10000 tons Of copper
and 5000 tons Of zinc has beef re-
Gently placed with the Mitsui Bussan
Kaisha bv the Russian government.
II D. understood that the company
has accepted the order only for 5000
tons OF copper The annual yield Of
copper In Japan amounts to 10000
tons. but IL appears that the supply
Tor several months ahead has been
fully booked on the other hand The
turnout Of zinc BE- estimated at 1900
tons In ordinary times u would not
be difficult To enter into a contract
Tor the supply u 5000 ton but lead
ing r%sfineries have orders placed w
to April next. Besides the military
a~rscnals are also taking an enormous
supply Of the metal The Russian
zinc order viii therefore not be met
boz this country.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-26
CALL ron BIDS.

New Mexico state Pcnitcnt.a.y.
Santa Pc. ". NJ
For supplies To be furnished 90 tine
Ntw Mexico state pcuitcnfiHry al san.
"a Fc. y. NJ, Tor six months ending
MAY g0.h. 1916.
supplies consist of Groceries. Meats,
Dtygoods. Leather and Grain.
Specifications and blank proposals
can be had on application To- the Su-
pcrintcndcnt.
Bids win bee opened al . "a. m, Mon
day, December eth. 1915.
JOHN y. McMANCS.
superintendent
Santa Fc. y NJ. November 26th
1913.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-26
CROSS TEAM
ALSO WINS AT CRUCES

Las cruces g. NJ. \uN -6 Tho
University OF New Mexico won the
crnss-couutry ruu from the stat" coli
l,s, OF Arrici ltur, ana Mechanic Arts
,%,storda, claiborne of Albuquerque
1870. irst lbs ih, event and Foster OF
th, .H'Iog, second
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-26
PRIzEWNNERS At
POULTRY SHOW
ARE NAMED
Premier Birds May Be Seen at
State Exhibition Today;
List of the Blue-blood
Kings.

To-day offers the opportunity Of see
Ing tho pick Of the thoroughbred
poultry of New Mexico. oklahoma.
TcNus and southern Colorado. The
list of prizcwinners at the New Mex
leo state poultry show at Gold ave-
nuc ana Third street. WIS completed
yesterday. except In the bantam cla.1.
ana the HiuR birds are waiting Tor "A
respectfully admiring public To drop
IN and see what q bird bred in the
purple and crowned looks like. The
show Will close ionigh.
The winners follow
Barred Uocks-E - Fielder. g.. O..
: pl. 3 g.. g. ! - Notrrass. O.. ! aud
2; ckl I and pl, ) ana .; D.. l.
Mrs william Bict1, d.. @; ckl. O.
D.. g.
white Rocks-Mrs G. A. pappc
e.. T. Trlmblc Wells. g.. p, D.. I o.,
g g.. r. Fielder. D.. q ckl. . pl
! ana - D.. l. X connors. C.. 3; h.,
3 Robert Aruot ykl. . and 9; pl,
o. p. g.
White Wyoudoues-E r. Fielder
e.. . D.. @. chl. @, pl, O D., g. j VI
Cook 60. .. b., aud g. ckl, 3 pl. O.
carr Mueller. Purtaios. e., 3. %, 3 ~
T.. Terry. Portales. Okl.. 1. pl, 81 o.. D..
Partridge Naturalization Illus
ton. l. aJuuto colo. g.. 1 d., .. and
3; od. and o. pl. T.. D.. T. Buchon-
an Bros Por'1lcE y NJ ckl. !, o..
Nclic steinhon, pl. = AMI ~,
D.. 3.
columbian Wyandotte Katherine
Wcylcr. e.. !. e.. A. Eriandsou g.. 81,
d.. @. ckl. b. 3D.. g. T.. r. Fielder d.,
! and p: ckl, Q. pl. o1d .. ., ..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-26

Looking for a Job? Try a
Herald Want Ad.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-26

After an eleven days conference at
Kishu the Buddhist sect known as
Shingon has adopted We steps which
according Co it, leaders hring che sect
into paths co. modernism The first
b. To- ratity the extension to women
of the right uf pilgrimage TO the IA
NOUS koyasan monastery which
stands Ia the mountainous region in
Kishu. "a right which has been re-
stricted 60 the male sex from times
immemoriul. The sccond sep was
that OF extending recognition to tho
marriage of It's priests.
The Shingon sect has stood FOR ce
libacy since II was founded in the
ninth century The recognition of
marriage took the form of a resolu-
tion declaring thnt the son of "a rector
ut the monastery would be recognized
az the first candidate Cor the rector
ship upon the death Of the incum-
bent.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-26

Priceless relies of q Korean era
fixed at 1900 years ago have been
found during excavations at the ruins
Of the old Shirngi dynasty tombs ui
Korea ~ kyouju. Workmen engaged
IN the restoration OF a ninc-story
tower discovered an old stone coffin
containing a jewclled ornament, a
gold bell, a silver bell. a gold vase. a
stone gourd. some exquisite comma
shaped jewels and other relies.
In This connection II has been noted
that one OF the three sacred treasures
of Japan which symbolic the sover-
ciguty of the emperor Is a comma
shaped icWollod necklace, This Jewel
Is borne to Kioto Tor use during the
coronation ceremonies
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-26
Pure Best Baking Powder

"a guaranteed uuro-hha highest irnvcning
tavrr-tl, llldlca Will delight IN your hnlingq.
which a.o la delicious. good and wholesome
m vNl du 1wny with drudr,ry-ita so easy
90 ,yJuumIyll-aU satisfying 10 use Pure Best
Imperial Valley press., 1915-05-08
FIRST Bapiist Church.

Special "Hottefa' D8"' aer,icea arc
b,jnE arranged fer Sunday ctcmug
.1i thc First Baptist ,haseh Nr. WI
.oon Of the Knights band viii play a
."aa ;tui ,e,he. selp. t,h1g music9l
selections lr2 beiae sesa ID. TAe p4s-
.lCG Walter :, Eeel, IA preach an
appropriate sermon on Mother. -
Sunday evenings ut the Baptist church
.orc becoming POPULAR The pastor
has been speaking to large con.
greCatlon each Sunday night. Much
Interest Is ieirg manifest and many
lives are being blessed. We want yoi
t. come and spend . homclke hour
with rs Sunday night. Other services
Tor the day Sunday school, 9:i5 a. IN.
At u "A, II. Rev. Amos Robinson, the
founder of tho Baptist work in Inn-
pcrial Valley, viii exchange pupils
with The pastor, Walter S. Reed, who
will preach in Iloltvil!" The many
friends of Rev. Robinson will be glad
o. hear him. 4 liye Young Peoples
meeting nj $50 i. N. At 1880 p. m.
i special service Of song, led by Fred
Rapsoi, followed By tic above pro-
gram
Imperial Valley press., 1915-05-08
Nicc.


tre1i,oIa - /. Dvmorironi = ii
taxi notice thai hc, the .oid y. Dom.
cni~oni Under the rro1l son of DIV
y. y. i. "iilc III o.. Ia ri ,s,dc
.ef 'a1ltmuih relative So assignment.
'er tbe beAallt 81 crCJtiofs. oa L,
18th day Of March, 1915, did exc
cute an assignment of all hi prop
crty III trust for The benefit of hls
creditors, 20 Moblcy Meadows, a.
sheriff of Imperial county; that or
the 9th day Of March. 1915, At the
office Of the sheriff Of Imperial coun-
~, at } meeting OF the creditor a.
the sad =, Domcnigoni, Joe Bolch {.
G1rhon and {. Il. Johnson were eles'i
ed by the said creditors as assignee
OF the said j. DOmeniFoni in the place
and stead of the said Mobley Mead
oWs; that the said Moblcy Meadows,
on 'ilc 9Th day Of April, 1918, did exc
cute an assignment, in trust for thr
benefit Of the creditors Of =. pomcni-
goni. of al the property of the said
T.. pomcnigoni, 50 assgnexl to him rs
aforesaid. to Joe Bclch, {. G1rboni and
{. 4 Johnson.
Al pcraonl having rlalua 8galnst
the said /. DomepiEoni must exhibit
theln, with vouchers and receipts AMI
verified by the oath of the claimants.
to {. 3. Johnson, at the office Of the
Holten Power Company, At CalcXico.
Calf ornia
Dated this 18th day of April, 1al5
JOE BELCH.
&. GARBOhI,
&. Il. JOHNSON.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-05-08
LApCE SH.pMENI O.
WATER PIPE. {.
RECEIVED BY Los ANGELES PIPE
FIRM
200,0o0 Feet Ready for Immediate
Shipment.

The Adams Pm Works Of Los An
gcles. which recently changed manage
received one of the largest shipments
Of water pipe received by any one firm
In = single week An sizes are in
rluded anh all pine absolutely guar-
antced. Spocial prices on various sizes
as follows; Rivcted Dipped Pipe. 10
ineh,. 3oe. f.irch, l@c. Standard Pipe,
s-inch, i6c; .d-inch. Soc; 5-inch G6c ;
4.inch, &c; 3.inch, l5c; - inch, 12Lc
e.inch, 7isc; ! l.: inch, &c; - inch, be
inch, &c; = inch. &c Tubing, 2 inch,
SIS o. u. Casing, t0-nch, zoe; $.
inch. Ace; 81 inch, 22c; 4.inch, 17c ,
lie
Mail orders and quotations given
prompt attention. Adams Pipe Works,
wa 1864. F19l7. Night and Sunday
phone. Vermont 1894
Imperial Valley press., 1915-05-08
100 LAVE ~ lLASSIIY

TOR RENr-1Wo furnished rooms
for light housekeeping. to couple,
or 90 lady without children i9l
Olive. XlO
OWN . lot cornrring postOfficr and
Two residences and apartments ~
30 rooms. Ia San Diego. Will tradc
Tor Imperial hnd Onncrs. Jamrs
Fail. ~ Ccnirn. NJ
Imperial Valley press., 1915-05-08
Lib3u Captured.

Berlin, May (By wireless via Lon
don) -Gcrmany has captured Libau. o
Russian Baltic port. the war office
has announced. II is one Of the chief
cities in western Russia.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-05-08
SUMNER RESORTS

HOTEL SCHNEIDER, corner Eighth
and Market streets, San Diego. Mrs.
Anna NJ. Cornell, manager. Modern
family hotel. Rates. So to $5 peg
week.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-05-08
SatAiaYtb
No. G33 Shcriff's Sale.
NOTICE OF SALE or REAL E,S.
TATE UNDER EXE(JlTIDN


NOTICE OF SALE or REAL ES.
TATE UNDER EXECUTION.
{. L. Folsom vs.. j. H. Scales.
by virtue Of an execution issued
out of The Justices court of III Cen
tro Township, California, wherein &
Il. Folsom, plaintiff, aud j. II. SCALE
defendant, upon u judgment rendered
the 10Th day OF March, A. u. 1913,
for the sum Of $236.OO dollars, United
States gold coin, hcSidos cot. AID IN.
tcrcsi, | have this day levied upon
all the right, title, claim and iutercs,
Of said defendant, J. II, Scale, Of. Ia
and 10 the following described real
estate, To wit:
Lot twelve 12) of Vcncill'S subdl.
vision of the north one-half IN - o.
The northeast quarter (NE ~ of Srr.
ton six 90. Township sixteen (1G)
south, Range fourteen Ut) East, s. r..
NJ, Imperial county. California.
Public notice is hereby given that
! will, on Tuesday, the ilh dav -
Nay. \. =. 1918. aL ~ O'Clock H. ua
# sa3d dsF. lH front of .he Gu.
fiouse do0r oJ 'hc Count af -.
ris4 eii 49, p1A'H 'ttrt'on r.. #s +
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d'#.rtlrd rrapel'.. or sy rpeh taesa.
al y uas - aor~-2ry fo raa. ~
ficienl monr. 'o satisfy aia
mcnf win Interest and costs. e.. fe
The highest 4ul best bidder
NQBbtY MEADOWS, Sheriff
BY II. ". ANDERSON,
Under Sheriff
Dated April 10, 1915. Satalays
The above sale is continued - Mas
It. 1913, at 10 o'clock 4. m.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-05-08
Christian Science Services.
Christian { hurcll.

Mothers Day" will be observed at
the Christian church. There will be
appropriate decorations in white. Thn
Bible Schools opens at 10 a. m. Mrs.
J. u. Cacon Of Pomona, tate pres
idept OF the Christian Wohau+ Board
Of Mlasona. will address mothers at
i0:3G. ide speeal aadfds. 1l .hc ola,
Viii lee eIrea - aIss. -t,e,i 90 II.
Christiau .ade4f0f o.ia, 4acr, R,1.
". g. Couley; subject, Nlat the
Christian Church Stands Fo.' eroQcb-
ing by Che rastor ~ -. Musical
program: Morning-"Andap,e Cmta-
tiIc" (Widor); chimes; au-hcb,, "Thc
Glory Of the Lord tElveH); "Cauti-
'nc,' ocertory. tsalomel solo, Mrs.
Hi L. Swing March IL r. NFrlyl.
Evcnlng-"EVening star Eouanca, -
chimes, OWagnerDi sol0, "ihe Lord
l. My Light tR. Il Maddpsl; "Paa-
iolalo' 'GullmanAs psrtctte, -,
Come Let Us Sane,g Mrs Booher, 1lrs.
BeInckcr Hir 't'hac',er md Nr Mad.
a,.N
Imperial Valley press., 1915-05-08
Al IOhiDBif.ES

For SALtS--onc-'on auto truck, in
fine condition 3nd classy locker,
suitable fer cream route. L. L. Har.
rell, 622 Main st.
WANTED TO BU1-UGed rar5; must
hc late models and cheap for cyeh.
Call forenoon 1t Central Garage, Ks
FOR SAIt.-~1oll isarJ u flrat clan..
condition Sc" P3imer. Loud Con;
pauE. Q1noalt. Deagae Eptrl
FOR SALE Srrnl.i haa3 lF,rd auto
f. mobile. dohnsou 4 Zinr. 5io Naip
street
FOR RENT Substantial rtrpro f"r
private auto. ltp Hell