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Imperial Valley press., 1915-08-26
Modern 2-room housekeeping apis.
COS Commercial. Ed Royee.-Adv.
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING.

To the members of Imperial Valley
Long Staple Cotton Growers Assocl-
alton:
Please take notice that the regular
annual meeting OF members and elee-
ton for directors of Imperial Valley
Long Staple Cotton Growers Assoei-
alton will be held at the office of the
Association No. 3s2 Main street. in
the City of FL Centre, County of I'M
perial. State of California. on Tuesday.
the fourteenth day of September, a. D.
1918. at the hour Of 10 o'clock a. m,
for the purpose of eleeting directors
of said association for the ensuing
year. and for the transaction of such
other business as may come before
the meeting.
By order of the president, ". f.
Wilsie.
P. MORGAN,
Secretary of Imperial Valley Long
Staple Cotton Growers Associa
ton. TuesSept7
Imperial Valley press., 1915-08-26

District was in FL Centre yesterday.
Roy Wimp and T. X. Bell, of
Holtville, spent last night in FL Cen
|tro.
Superior Judge Cole is expected to
return from the coast tomorrow morn
ing.
K. s. Carberry, superintendent Of
Water Company No. l, was visitor
in FL Centro today.
Dan Leonard, cashier of the First
National Bank of Calexico was a yisi-
tor in Ell Centre yesterday
Will and Ray Edgar returned yes
terday from week spent in the
mountains and at San Diego.
A. P. Shibley, county supernten-
dent of schools, will leave today for
4 short vacation with his family at
Jacumba. tie expects to return Mon
day.
Justice of the Peace Mayfield was
in Imperial yesterday attending to Of
fetal business for Justice of the
Peace c. Houston Smith, who is alb
sent on a vacation.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-08-26
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

| WANT to rent from to 40 good
mileh COWS; also small ranch suit
able for dairy, or would take well
equipped ranch on shares. Box POS,
e. Centre. lol
FOR sALE-Good dairy COWS on
terms, or cheap for cash. If you
want to sell or buy good COWS, call
at 522 Main St, e. Centre, or Tel.
265. E. G. Bair. Auetioneer and
Live Stock Broker. 80
FOR EXCHANGE for Imperial Val
ley land, close in income property;
value $4,000. Owner. 1o2G Four
teenth St, San Diego. xiii
FOR SALE-White Leghorn hens,
50e; pullets, 25e up; Plymouth
Rocks, 5oe; R. |. Red pullets, 50e;
White Pekin duncks, 81 each. Mrs
VI. B. Reed, Fourth St /. mile
north city limits. Mol
Imperial Valley press., 1915-08-26

hurry. Many ball players have flashed
IN the minors, gone to the majors and
been driven back to the bushes when
pitchers found they couldn't hit Ger
tain kind Of ball.
News Of MeLougnlin's weakness will
spread as quickly among tennis play
ers as news spreads among baseball
pitchers. His stand as big star now
depends upon the number of players
there are who can force him into an
underhand game.
Mclaughlin will have to stand the
test in the national tournament begin
ming August 80 in New York.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-08-26

turns. Behr placed many of his shots
SO the coast man had to return with
= low 6aekhand stroke. Mclaughlin
simply shook his head as time after
time he drove the ball into the net.
Several times Mclaughlin rose to
his favorite game of rushing TO the
ret. ha. Behr shot the bali straight
pas nm.
Robbed Of his overland smashing
game. n which he has no equal, the
coass star failed.
Il Mclaughlin were in baseball with
a weakness like that he would be
driven from the classy division in a
Imperial Valley press., 1915-08-26
Ell CENTR0 DRUGGIST
PLfASES CUSTOMERS

J. f Davis. druggist, reports Gus
toners greatly pleased with the
QUICK action of simple buckthorn
bark. glycerine. etc, as mixed in Ad-
ler-i-ka. This simple remedy drains
the old foul matter from the bowels
SO THOROUGH that ONE SPOON
FUL relieves almost ANY CASE
of constipation. sour or gassy stom-
ach. It Is SO powerful that it is
used successfully in appendicitis. Ad-
ler-i-ka never gripes and the IN
SLANT action is surprising.-Ady.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-08-26

WANTED-Young turkeys. L. A.
BRIGHT, rural route, CaleXieo. N1o7
FOR sALE-Co head strictly 4
COWS; part cash, balance terms. Be-
=, Holtville. X1o3
FOR sALE-2s head of young stock,
.aostly Holstein hcifers. Injuire of
Wilson, in Press office. X1o1
FOR SALE-One string of Holsteins
and one string of Jerseys. Il. I.
Frost. X1o1
LoST-A coat and $500 note and
mortgage, about 25 miles tbs side
of San Diego. SO reward if re
: turned to =. P. Brooks, FL Cen
tro. x1o4
SITUATION WANTED - Young
married man wishing to locate per
manently in or near Calexiro wants
position with Calexieo or El Ger
ho concern; bookkeefer, excellent
salesman; not afraid Of work; pr
fe' outdoors, water company, etsa
can furnish ear in business if neeez
sary. Write, Stirling salary e.
P. ". G., 4275 La Sale Ave, Ios
Angeles, Cal. 1o1
Imperial Valley press., 1915-08-26
MAINLY PERSONAL

II. c. Mohnike of Heber was a court
house caller today.
Attorney d. l. Ault of Calexico
was courthouse visitor today.
Director Mcbride of the Irrigation
Imperial Valley press., 1915-08-26

Buick Auto Truck IN first class
condition. Tires all as good as new.
For sale by the State Street Garage,
Ell Centro Must be sold at once.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-08-26

B's ranks to want to find out what
it is. So its going to see if Dir. Gil
more has properly diagnosed the case.
Dir. Gilmore's diagnosis being that the
dear old public is tired Of paying big
prices to see games.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-08-26

General transfer and storage;
prices right. Ed Royce, 613 MAN,
Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-08-26

Pianos moved with best of care any
where in valley. Ed Royce.-Adv.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-27
Notice OF Safe trder Execution.

The State II Texas. County II Cameron:
Ne .tai. IN the Justice Court ~ Precinct
NJ. y. Cameron County. Irva-. San B-nitu
Commission company v. W. W. Andrews.
Whereas. ~ virtue ~ IN execution issued
ont ~ tn Justice court ~ precinct NJ. X M
Cameron county. Texas. IA the 9Th day ~
April. 1919. On a Judgment rendered ia the said
court "a the 10Th day ~ March. 1919. Ia favor
VI San K.nitn Commission company against
W. " Andrews. ~ the above .utitlssh caus..
the sam. being numbered ~. upon IA. duck-ts
w the said court. ! dfh va the 18th day NJ
APRIL. 1915. AZ III u'rlurk n. m.. levy upon the
following described tract or parcel 20 land
situated ia the Said county ~ Cameron IA said
state ~ Texas. thu same hrinE thr property We
tn said defendant. W. W. Andrews. VIZ:
All that certain Let. tract, piece ~ parcel ~
land called ami known IT, Farm lHt M. IN va
Elrk la1. uut ~ the ~uhdivi~inu IN the San
Benito Land \ Water c"mIany's lands ~ Gam
-rnn county. Texas. ~ the SANE appear 80 q
Estate Records w thr county w Cameron.
Texas. the said iarm ht containing twenty
acres ~ land. more ur less.
The said hand being known ~ The Andrew
farm and lufat.i about unr AMI un' half milrt
northwest II the city II San H"mlta va said
ruunty. being a part "a The >nn nrnit" laind
A Water cumIany's subdivision ~ y p%urtIun ~
Cnne-pciun a. tarrieit"S grant originally
granted a. D. and ~ Fernando. thr original
survey being known ~ "t"nrrI~'iun ~ 'hrl
%cituS:" aud
Neticr i hereby given. thai "a thr iih day
~ May. IN the year 1910. thr Same beng thr
first Tuesday W the said month. between thr
hours uf ~ u'cluck q. az. and ! u'clusk y. M.
un the said 18th DAY q May. 1910. at the court
house d,r,r ~ the Snid county W. Cameron Va
brownsville. Texas. I will offer fur sale AMI
sell AZ bubble auction for cash. all II the right.
title aud interest "a thr said ". " Andrews
in aud a. said land and property.
Given under ms hand officially "a said
brownsville. Texas. in the said county II Gam
-run "a this the 18th day ~ April VA thu year
1915. w N. NANN.
sheriff Cameron County. Texas.
Ry !. n. Carr. Deputy. - III
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-27
EEL CLUB JUVENIL" Is
rH0ST TO THE FACULTY

The faculty and the senior and junior
clnsses iot the Brownsville high school were
guests of the Juvenile club, a school ira
serhity, lat the Episcopal PARISH HOUSE
Saturday night. Al 80 q Mex,aan sup.
per was etved. r f- Ny.
In his speech of welcome Carlos F.. Cas-
taneda, president of III Club Juvcnil.'
whose membership of fifteen i drawn from
the Spanish speaking students of the high
school, outlined the purposes OF the club
n two-fold: to promote interest in the
school among the Mexican students, and
10 further fraternal feeling amongst them.
and, second, To give each year. n u body,
some manifestation of gratitude and re-
spect Ia the faculty of the school
Members of the faculty present ~
guests of the club were: Mr.. 4. l.. Scott.
principal; { Mrs. May Dickens. Miss Anne
X. N. Craig, Miss Dora W~iliingham. Mis-
Isabel Pierce, and q. VI. Patison. who. a.
Spanish instructor. j. an honorary mem
Der at the club.
Other guests included Mis- l.. VI. Bar
hour, city superintendent 81 school: Judge
and Mrs. III. l.. Yates. Rev. and Mr.. W. \.
Ross, Mrs. III. NJ. Shelton and Mr.. George
Walker.
Excellent music was played throughout
the evening by the ObreroS band. After
the supper Miss Anne X. y. Craig gave u
humorous reading.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-27
JEALOUSY OFTEN EXISTS
WITHOUT A LOVE MOTIVE

(By Ellen Adair.)

The prevalent idea appears 10 he that
there can be- ne love without a petty
large admixturc of jealousy. and that,
conversely. almost every ease Of Jealous
SPRINGS from some misguided love affair.
Whether this idea is the right one or
not il decidedly open Ia question. Ideal
love affairs preclude jealousy altogether
and where absolute trust and confidence
exist. there il no room az all for the
green eyed monster. Ii l. only when
The course of true love ceases Ia run
smoothly. or where passion il an un-
lawful one that jealousy crecps in. like
a cankcr al the root.
\ recent newspaper ease illustrates
this point. when u woman of assured 50
cial status and the mother of three chill
dren was arraigncd on a charge of he
ing the in>tigator of 4 plot to abduct
another woman with whose husband
she il said to have been infatuated. The
Jealous lady had inserted an advertise
mcnt in the paper calling for some one
To undertake a dangerous mission.
and when an adventurous gentleman.
who presumably wished to turn an hon
est penny. answered the same. she in
formed him by letter that he would need
a revolver Ia undertake some night
work" which she planned e. have ear
ried out. The lady also indicated that
she desired Ia have her intended victim
knocked >cn>clcsS or shot if she should
offer any resistance.
However. as Robert Burns assures Ms
the best laid schemes of mice aud men
gang aft aglcy-and the plot was very
quickly laid bare tothc police who i'm
meliately placed the Jealous woman I'm
der arrest.
One curious attribute If the Jealous
woman who plans IL sweep her rivals
out of the way il that she gcncrall,
shows u marked lack of brains in her
methods. jealousy j. popularity >uppoS
ed To arouse n diabolically clever in
%.cnuity in the breast Of the Jealous fair
.une-but. as a matter Of fact. il seldom
does ANYTHING Of the sort. In my opin-
ion. jealousy makes women Ia the most
stupid things in the world, Not only
does il blunt all their finer feelings. but
n the same time il causes 4 curious
confusion Of mind. which fails Ia take
the proper grasp Of consequence and
which i utterly illogical and childish
" reckless in lis workings.
viz hd> ohlN w. eidi't ~ the uallN
papers io see this fact practically illus
trated. The schemes of the Jealous wo
man are the most childi>hly immature
in the world. and in almost every ease
fall 10 pieces and bring speedy rctribu
tion on her own head. For not alone
does the victim suffer. he worst suffer
ing generally comes upon the plotter
herself.
Love very often does bring a certain
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-27
Malicious Damagc Law Corrected.

London. April 21.-The anomaly in the
malicious damage to'a work of art was
rated les than damage 20 "A window ha-
now been corrected nv the new criminal
Justice administration act, aimed origin
ally M the ~-uffragette>. The act wa
drawn up early last year, but did not re-
ceivc the sanction of parliament until Al
gust. II has just taken effect There have
been no suffragette outrages attempted
since the outbreak NJ the war.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-27

amount of jealousy in its train. But at
the same time il il entirely mp IA our
selves to curb those feelings aud To keep
them from outward and visible. sign Of
expression.
Moreover. il j. perfectly true that. al.
though love generally does admit Of jeal-
lousy. the latter can exist and flourish
pretty successfully without love. A wo-
man may bc desperately Jealous Of the
attentions which a man pays 10 another
woman without in the least loving that
particular man. For jealousy may
spring from hurt pride. or from baked
hopes. or from the fear II what people
may say quite as frequently as il springs
from love.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-27
SHIP BUILDING YARDS ARE
BUILDING MANY WARSHIPS

London, April -Shiphuilding
wards around the coast of Great Britain
are more and more engaged on warShips
construction and The output of mercan
tile vessels is thereby decreasing. Last
month only twelve vessels were launched
ON the Clyde against fifteen last year.
Ten new boats are fitting out in elias
Cow district. among them being the new
Leyland liner Bostonian.
The East Coast yards are engaged on
u number of small coasting trade YES
sells while the Irish wards are working.
overtime mostl, on Government work.
Al the Barrow works of Messrs. Vie
kcrs Ltd an increasing number Of girls
have been employed in various depart
ments recently. An army Of them now
pass in and out of the works daily.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-27
Oockers Turn Out for Their First Parade.

L%ivrrPDnI. April Eit-Looking smart
in their new khaki dungaree uniforms.
several companies Of the Liverpool Doe
kers' Battalion have turned out for
their first parades.
Each gang or squad Of the lockers in
cludr> nineteen men aud 4 corporal.
Several Of these units constitute a com
pany which has its own o commissions
Ell officers. and may be- drafted bv the
Government for work wherever wanted.
The lockers uniform differs only
slightly from the regular service uni
form. The material and cut j. q little
more like that Of a good overall. The
headgear il the regular service cap.
with the badge Of the Kings own Liver
pool Regiment. 10 which the battalion J.
attached.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-27
LEAGUE SELECTS
THE P. @. GREEN
DECIDES ON THAT COLOR FOR IRON
POLES IN THE PAVED
DISTRICT.

The attractive 'battleship grey" Of
the few ornamental light standards al
ready set up will give way to the more
serviccable post Office green" the tirt
used by the post Office department on
mail boxes until recently, when red was
adopted as more noticeable. The green
color used by the department was found
for years. the most serviceable Of all
cOlors tried. Test Of the grey color in
Brownsville showed il to be easily soil
ed, and yesterday the Civic league, in
regular monthly session, decided To use
the green hue ON the new light posts.
The league was requested by the city
council Ia select the color.
A refuse dump near the Victoria al
ditiOn, a menace to the health Of the
neighbOrho0d. and "A breeding ground
for house flies was reported by Mrs. ID.
u. Gay. Jr. A protest will be- laid br
fore the city council next Monday.
Bread vendors M the municipal mar
ket are To be- compelled 10 screen their
wares against flies. and 10 prevent pro
miscuous handling by purchasers and
butchers will be required To screen cuts
ri meat To eliminate useless lingering
of the meat. if the Civic league can
bring these things about by vigorous
action.
Plans for a clean-upday. To be-. set
aside by the mayor as "A day on which
to clean out rubbish. cut weeds. burn
waste paper, oil mosquito breeding and
puddlcs and renovate generally. were
preached. IL is planned 10 interest the
school children in the city house clean
ing day.
Due to the long period passed without
n heavy rain. Mrs. \. Wise reported To
the league, the cutters and the storm
Sewers are in need of flushing. Action
was taken To bring the matter up he
fore the proper department az the city
hall.
During the meeting. the president.
Mrs William Carmichael Craig. pro
posed. tentatively. that the league give
q lawn party to all Brownsville women
who might wist Ia Join the Civic league
~ work for n better. cleaner. safer. and
more pleasantly habitablc Brownsville.
Mrs. Craig offered the use of her lawn.
q west Elizabeth street. for the fcte.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-27
Take Care of the Children.

a lingering cold. distressing cough.
SlecplrsS nights. a raw. inflamed threat
lead 10 a run donw condition IN which
the child is not able To- resist contagious
diseases. Folry'S Honey and Tar il truly
healing and prompt in action. Ii relic
YES coughs. colds. Group and whooping
cough. Contains no opiates. Martinez
Drug Store. north corner Market
Square.-adv.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-27

THE PESKY HOUSE FLY.


The open season Of the house fly j.
here once more. IL il the duty Of every
man. woman and child To join in the
campaign against this dangerous insect.
Cleapliness il the most effective weap-
on in the war upon this carrier Of dis.
ease. cleanliness in the home and the
stable. in streets and alleys: above all.
in places where foodStuffs are prepared
for the market or placed on sale. Baker
shops. meat shops and the kitchens of
restaurants should be- the concern ~
every citizen. not 81 the board Of health
alone. Fly hunting il repulsive; pre-
vcItion IN the proper places ruthlcSSly
enforced when necessary. will ultimate
~ do ava with its necessity.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-27
Ten Won Buel0ws Have Fallen.

Berlin. April 27.-The family council of
the ven Buelow family publishes. I'm pride.
gratitude and mourning" a hSt of ten
family members who have fallen in battle.
The list includes one major general. Carl
Ulrich Won Buelow, shot before Liege on
August 8; one major. two captains, one
hneship commander. one first lieutenant
and -four second lieutenants. There are
los Won Buelows serving in the army or
navy.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-27
S426, SOC $50 Of Enemy's Property Held.

london, April E.-'Enemy pr0perty'
valued ~ Si2G. 5O6.3>O j. held BY the Pub
lie Trustee. according 10 his annual r..
port Just issued. OF this sum S21O.OOn.-
900 represents property held on behalf
of individuals. Ss.0oO.O0O capital in part
nerships. Sli5.000.00d capital in compa.
nies and the rest the income on invest
mcnts
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-27

Standard clocks in the Paris obServa-
tory are kept 10 feet under ground
where the variation in temperature has
been less than one degree for Scvera.
wears.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-27

most as>urcdly claim That jealousy and
love are two distinct and quite scpara
bile affairs
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-27

But ID J. human nature ~ desire 10 h.
equal a. vour -upcrIur~ and -uperIAa 4,
your equals.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-27

n your deoier can't supply you w;fh
Cameh. SEND Zoe for one package or
$500 for a carton Of ten packages GOO
cisoreffesl sent postage prepaid. ~.
offer smoking one package. you are not
delighted wifh Camcis. return the other
nine packages and NC will refund your
doAsr and postage.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-06-15
SHIELDS CASE GOES
TO THE JURY TODAY

With all testimony and evidence in
the case completed. the fate of George
Shields, a negro on trial on a charge
of assault with intent to commit mm-
der, will be placed in the hands of
he jury this afternoon.
Various witnesses recounted today
and yesterday their version of the
near fatality on Christmas day lin
which Harvey Henderson was shot
through the lung.
Witnesses and others who took the
stand during the course of the trial
were Harvey Henderson, Mrs. Harvey
Henderson, Anita McCrory, Arthur
Eugene, Mary Phagan. Paggv Foley
Foley, George Shields, Margaret
Smith and Mrs. Sheffey.
With the address to the jury by
Attorney Wilson for the defense COM
pleted and rebuttal by District Attor-
ney Galen Nichols yet in progress a
this afternoon, it is expected the
case will be placed in the hands OF
the jury before a late hour
Imperial Valley press., 1915-06-15

many Ele Iawton Lindsey,
o council of the first class
My election tribute and victory to wonen said Mrs Lindsey
establish the fact thai
a o and state
cooperate
and be a understanding than before.
eounciIWoman will woman
Prosecutors office the benefit who go there seek
aiw accomplished
has shall be done
matters before the people of this
city should be improved want to help inn
an do 5 quickly.
this the establishment of municipal
and live under the clear sky and in the good
a building up body soula a the time
Somewhere the busy program want soon to neect
aboshng all And going stay with that
tight till it's
people city numerous and varied And
if methods the streets
the preyeyemethods the home By that mean care
navo" and will work for the establish
mento of a eemi ST to "a by the
with preventive method the home comes the need
Of the should like
the police thoroughly equipped so that chill
properly looked after and directed
o problems of this carefully and consci-
entousy work justly and to be mod
crate"
Lindsey with deas-the biggest the worlds
Imperial Valley press., 1915-06-15
HANDSOMEST MAN IN THE MOVIES

is one of the few men in moving pic
lures who can wear fine clothes with
out seeming to be conscious of the
distinction the garb implies,
Horseback riding is one of Fran
els Bushman's favorite pastimes. He
owns several fiery steeds. He has
weakness for songbirds, too.
Small wonder that this young ar
tist photographs so remarkably well.
good habits and an athletic body-this
is the secret of his success.
His muscles are like case-hardened
steel His eyes are bright and clear,
like the morning sun!
And yet he is one of the brainiest
men yet produced by this new and
wonderful art.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-06-15

Especial Correspondence
Los Angeles, June 10.-He's an ath
lete, a gentleman, scholar, and, last,
but not least, a motion picture star.
Incidentally, he's the handsomest man
in the movies. His name? Francis
Xavier Bushman.
Bushman is all man. A Nirginian
by birth, therefore a gentleman, and
absolutely unspoiled.
This great star is an athlete trained
to the point of perfection. He loves
all that is clean in sport and before
taking up his work as a moving pic
ture actor was known as the most
evenly balanced star on the legitimate
stage.
Wrestling is his sport of sports. He
is fond of boxing, but feels that wrest-
ling is far more scientific. Bushman
says he can easily break the back of
any man who is not familiar with the
tricks of wrestling. He never allows
himself to go stage; is always in per-
feet physical condition, and keeps his
ambition constantly before him.
at takes nerve, quickness, gestures,
personality, an athletic body and per-
feet habits to succeed in moving pic
tures," says Bushman.
Ladies, this strikingly handsome
man has blue eyes and brown curly
hair. His dress is immaculate and he