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Imperial Valley press., 1915-11-22
HEAVY TURKEY
SHIPMENTS OVER

Tn day OF thu festive turkey is al
most here. The heavy shipments of
the gobble birds from the valley are
anout over and most OF the turkeys
have reached the coast where some
have been diverted 10 Eastern AMI
Middle Western markets.
Fourteen ears. representing 1000
turkeys. valued 1t nearly $3oo.oo0 at
prevailing prices. have been shipped
from El Centre alone since the ship
ping season began. Most of them have
come from fhis district and every ON
of the big birds has been destined II
Los Angeles
The heavy demand for Imperial Val
ley turkeys this year is due to FIRE
qurnt heavy rains in the eastern part
of the United States, where fully 10
per cent OF the young turkeys were
destroyed. aqucnlN heaYA
shortage exists in those sections, wiz
Il resultant call for California stock.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-11-22
Imperial Wins.

Jerry Downs won the game at I'm
peria against Brawley. With the score
. to i'm favor of Brawley, in the
eighth. the hard-hitting third-sacl<er
caught a grooycd ball and swatted it
into deep center for a homer scoring
> runs ELAINE" Delhi, who was deliv-
ering for Brawley, was presented with
the same situation in the first-a cou-
pie Of mon on the sacks and Jerry at
bat Then be deliberately gave a free
pass But in the seventh, although >
men were down, he groOved a second
strike. and Jerry lived up to the op-
portuuity. as did also the Imperial
fans They went wild.
KahIer twirlcd for Imperial. and
struck out and gave passes. He
allowed but ; hits. Delhi. for Bra W
lev, struck out Kahler twice, gave T
bases on balls, and 7 hits were CLEANED
off him Two of those seven were
made by Downs a homer and the
other a two-bagger. Broadbent and
Imperial Valley press., 1915-11-22

The quake in the towns of the val
ley WAS distinctly felt but il did not
displace a brick or do the slightest
damage.
The san Andreas fault, which un-
doubtcdly extends through this coun
try from a point north of san Fran
cisco, has been slipping at different
points along its entire length. the slim
in the rocks in June evidently having
been central under the valley. while
saturday the slip was further south,
in the vicinity of the geysers. thus
causing the emission with unusual
force OF steam and mud
Tp say that the geYsers caused the
quake is To mix cause and effect.
the quake also was felt ia san pie
go aud Yuma. but no damage was done
n either locality
Imperial Valley press., 1915-11-22

severe, and the lcyee was cracked
through iu several places. while there
"'r" localities IN the delta country in
"hirh There was subsistence Of the
land of 81. feet
Ihat country is. Of course, of loose
cons ifaetiou. bciue subject to annual
flooding nom IA, Colorado river. thus
accounting Tor this pheuomeuou
MI. Perry had The pleasure Of see
1ht the scNscr i'm operation later. when
lh' mildcr quake came Saturday at
about =. ass hr Wa then al the Buttes
Al mat t'me the steam shot up about
s9o teeI making a pretty sight
the effect on the lcvcr is such that
IL VIII be necessary to make slight
repairs before the June flood, but this
viii not be Of much expense
Imperial Valley press., 1915-11-22
Earthquake Stirs Geysers,
Causing Beautiful Effect

County Surveyor g ~ Perry has ro-
turned from Volcano Lake. where nc
obtained definite information re,...,I
ing the eruption OF the peyscl.. or
so=ealIed mud volcanoes. -. miles
south Of Black Butte. al the tim. ~
the moderate quake experienced #her.
at az Saturday evening
This eruption uf steam was seen
from points as far north az EI Cenrr,
h} several people. but Engineer WI
liam Best Who was ~ Black Butte.
estimated that the steam was Shot GOO
teet in The air. Following the ennis
lion Of the steam was stream of
mud which formed "A column. arounJ
which the Steam hung as in fc4tou,,
making rare sight.
The shook at lhat nnint wns xnrr
Imperial Valley press., 1915-11-22
COTTON TAKES SLIGHT
SLUMP OVER SUNDAY

New York and New Orleans cotton
markets today showed a decline over
saturday Local quotations remained
unchanged, according to Daily Broth
ers. local cotton buyers.
New Orleans
omen Noon Close.
Ioruarv II &c 1t.5Sa59 11.57G5
Na,.,.b 1Ig3 11.SGmS7 1850 So
spots, lbs. Sales, 355.
New York
Omen Noon Close.
1on,.rv II 80 11.71472 1l.67Gt6S
Nh 19O5 11.9Sm99 1850 SO
Spots, 11.75. Sales, none.
Local quotation about l07s.
November - Ginncrs' Report: S'70h-
7e1 bales compared with 11,66S24O on
the same date last year-2,S9O4 LAG less.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-11-22
MASONIC TEMPLE
NEAR COMPLETION

With James Melburn as superiuten
deur ". y. Anderson foreman % pla.-
tcrihe and II. +. Rediker foreman -
hrIeh work. Maaoalc Tempe Is being
rushed T. completion. The scaftold
ing Will be torn down Thursday. b.
winch time the exterior work Will be
finn he'd, and the anterior work VIII be
completed "a few lays later.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-11-22

rally which failed. McMullen got to
first on error of 3ohni Pich cracked
out single, advancing McMullen To
third; MucScl drove a home run into
deep center field, scoring Pick and Ne
Mullen; Tenant to first on error Of
Lee; PiercY TO FIRST on fieldcr'S ch hpice,
Tenant being thrown out at second.
Bohn to Lee; SchilN 10 first ON error
Of Schmidt, advancing Piercy 10 sec
ond; PiercY stole third and scored ON
AleNaudrr's single, which advanced
SchiIy 10 second; Vance struck out.
RAIDER fitd out TO La Lpugc.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-11-22
Two Reported
Hurt In Smash

one man was seriously injured and
his companion shaken up, yesterday
afternoon. when an automobile. bound
for tho valley. plunged off the Noun
tain SPRINGS grade. according II re
port received here thj. afternoon. The
In iured mlu was said To have been
taken 10 Campo tos medical attention.
The report could NOT be confirmed.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-11-22
Food PrivatiOns Stir
The Warning Nations

household use is whales meat. which
is very nourishmg and rich in albu-
minous substances. Barrels of hun
dredweight can be sent ON trial for
6o marks t$l5)."
II is curious to note too, that the
strain IN Germany is the direct cause
Of hardships in everyday life in France
The reason is that France so far has
not been able to replace the loss of
thousands Of made in Germany" ne
eessities.
Added to this is the terrible sacrifice
of the males of the population which
the French have tried to hide by
forced cheerfulness. One observer
writes:
"There is sarcely home in France
that has not lost someone and many
an appalling number of their males.
Il is on sundays and holidays that this
fact comes home hardest"
The Reininisch -Westfaelische points
out that i'm East Prussia butter, in two
weeks. has risen from marks SO
pfeunig per pound to > marks 80 pfen-
mig and even marks or 81 American
money.
The Frankfurter eZitung prints the
following fro mits Buda-Pest CORE
spondent:
"The official organ of the Hungar-
~ BDA hers Associatlon announces
that in the district of Biharkenztser, in
Hungary, an enormous consumption of
eats takes place daily. The prices have
arisen and amount to huge sums. The
local authorities have now fixed a
maXimum price for cat meat at Nro-
nen per kilo-or about 2S cents pound
in American money.
In Russia it is necessary TO obtain
special police permission to buy methy-
lated spirit. why? because inveter-
ate drunkards. now that they can get
no other kind. drink methylated spir-
its.
In France the number of war or
phans is causing a distressing situa-
ton. A national association to care
for war orphans has been formed and
has established seven colonies. The as
sociation tries to secure for the orph-
ans such an upbringing and education
as their soldier father would have tried
to give himself. In the east agricul-
tural colonies are being planned; and
there are others AT the seaside and in
the country near Paris. This will save
as far as may be for France these
remnants of her families sacrificed in
war. And such charity expensive and
not ending with the mere date of peace,
should be counted to Frances credit
and estimated in her burden.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-11-22
NEW PIANO HOUSE
is TO OPEN HERE

The Thcmle Music Company of san
Dieo. am old firm of that city, has
leased FOR five years the fine new
Main street storcroom i'm the puma
way-McCombs building and viii put
i'm complete stock of music and mu-
sical instruments. Edward l. Wolmer
of the firm is here to install the new
Imperial Valley press., 1915-11-22
27 . 6 42 Il II
lei Centre.
Saturday : Game.

Brawley was trimmed by the Barris-
ters Saturday by a score of to >
El Centre took II hits from the Pi-
rates. while the North End team took
only from Vance. a fair crowd
turned out.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-11-22
Seventh Inning.

RAIDER took the slab i'm this inning.
La Longe, the first man up, Knocked
a home run over the left field fence;
Lee walked and gained second on Spen-
GERS single; Lee stole third, Spencer
second; william to first on fielder's
choice, Lee scoring; Smith flied out
to Pick: Schmidt's grounder handled
by Pick, who retired Williams at sec
ond. unassisted. and threw Schmidt out
to Tenant.
RAIDER drove out a single and scored
when McMuIen knocked the first
home run for the Barrsters; pick
struck out; Muesel's grounder was
handled by Bohn, who threw to Rue
ther; Tenant out Lee TO Ruether.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-11-22
Sixth Inning .

Smith walked, and Schmidt cracked
out a single, advancing him to sec
ond; Bohn rolled sacrifice bunt
few fee from home; McMullen recov-
cred the bali and threw linn out at
first, Smith advancing to third and
Schmidt to second; Wilhoit to first
on fielder's choice, stole second when
McMullen threw to Alexander, who
tagged Smith out on his attempted
steal home; Schmidt stole third while
the play was being made; ltuether out,
Pick to Tenant.
Schily flied out to Bohn: Alexander
out on foul fly which was captured
by Reuther; Vance struck out.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-11-22
Eighth Inning.

Bohn flied out to Sehily Wilhoit to
first on hit; Ruether drove out )
base hit into deep center, scoring Will
holt: La Longe out, pick to Tenant;
Lee flied out to SchilN.
Piercy out Lee to Ruether; Schily
drove out a single and was followed
by Alexander, who dropped the ball
over the left field fence scoring
Schily; Vance flied out to Bohn and
RAIDER was thrown out at 1rst' Lee
to Ruether.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-11-22
Eifih Inning.

Ruether flied out to Sehly: LA Longe
drove out long fly into left field and
reached second; Lee retired after his
high foul fly had been captured by
Alexander; Spencer drove out the first
home run of the season; the bali de
scribed a graceful parabola and dis
appeared over the left field fence. La
Longe scoring Williams drove out
difficult fly into right field, which was
captured by Gardner, who made a run
ming catch.
Pick drove out grounder and was
thrown out, Bohn to Ruether; Muescl
followed suit. his grounder being
stopped by Bohn, who threw TO Rue
ther; Tenant drove ont Texas
Lacquer and stole second. where he per
ished when Piercy's grounder, which
skipped along the first base line, was
captured by Ruether, who made the
out unaSSiStcd
Imperial Valley press., 1915-11-22
Ninth Inning.

Spencer walked; Williams cracked
out single and spencer stole TO
third. smith out, Pick TO Tenant;
schmidt drove out single, scoring
spencer and advancing Williams to
second Bohn to first on fielder's
choice, Schmidt being thrown out. Ra-
der to Pick; Williams stole home and
Bohn stole second on Il bah missed by
Alexander; Wilhoit walked, but per
ished on first when Ructher flied out
to Schily.
"I.eftvr Williams was replaced i'm
this inning by Jack Ryan when Alex
ander came to bat. Every man on the
team came to bat in the ninth inning
Imperial Valley press., 1915-11-22

home; Bohn perishod ON second when
Wilhoit was thrown out on Il ground
er, Pick to Tennant.
Tennant to first on error of Rue
ther; Piercy, who batted for Gardner
the remainder of the game. drove out
Texas Lacquer, advancing Tcnnant
to second; Schily failed to connect with
the ball; Alexander drove out a 2-basc
hit between second and third, Ten
nant scoring and Pierey advancing to
third; Vance famed; RAIDER to first,
then to second on fielder'& choice, Pier
cY scoring and Alexander advancing to
third; McMullcn flied out to Smith,
Alexander scoring on the sacrifice.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-11-22

In Russia it is necessary TO obtain
special police permission to buy methy-
lated spirit. why? because inveter-
ate drunkards, now that they can get
no other kind, drink methylated spir-
its.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-19
BASEBALL BREACH
MAY Be GROWING
WIDER IT IS SAID
No Definite Progress Is Made
ii Meeting Of Major League
and lndeDeade1 C0afeeey.
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-19
NECESSITY.

boxing promoter. nndinG IL
Eeeesary 60 stage = boN ms Hhsss ln
order 20 provide the nrcensitie. Of
life Tor his family. counted over his
goods ana chatteis Aad found thar
he bad not the necessHry KATE 10
hire a topnofcher for the windup
Then he r0Tununed seriuusiy with
himself
Finally ne was smitten va au
5asa.
"Aha!" h. said.
They always say "Ahai" Zen
sahitten with an 0deu
Whereupon he hired a o. 81
fourth-rate preliminary ur srs
and advertised Il ~ uu tlI-S .n
GARD.
ono or the difference h.tuDl.
preliminary fighter and ohwpo
II that The preliminary #u'
finhts.
Ever Hammer, we understand. has
two managers. he has Justly cawed
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-19
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rsrutrer Httor ter pan-
sfuert
0id noc osier j. ,iudicated agaIn.
otto sieion came back and Won
nRht
% these prrcarious times car base
bali masnnttes are heEiHHinE to re-
aiifs thst it Is hHrder 20 sell s bail
eiut than 10 is 10 sell the public.
Surprises happen u pue.Ism Isl
WtH as BOO other walks OF HE. a
fighter who calls himself knock
OUT OCCASIONALLY Auorhs out some
nody
cupid Biack Of Yale must be pos
arSssd OF Ha engaging personality.
his teammates have elected him
captain Of the football team Ia spite
Of the fact that he tries 10 sing.
It might De- said of wrestlers that
Tine bigger they come one harder
the public falls
4 statistlclnn tells as that foot
ball drew a,5OO.0O0 spectators last
season. Some of them were cheer
leaders but the rest were sane
can SOU tell me. writes bud o.
Tolle ~ Heine Zlm aud Johnny
Evers are ON that Ford peace tripg'
80 Hud NJ they were the trip
.H'd 30 q fivver
We differ with the scribe who
writes that there viii be no IImev
baseball next season. They may
raise the prices, hut there viii b.
plenty Of iitney baseball
Buck HerzoR IS s0td TO bo worried
over the baseball situation in Ctn-
o.nn1t He s Affair he won't l0sr
DTS iub
Milwaukee is about Ia eVperl@
nient with uight football. Evanston
wouid welcome night fOOtbalI-s
With the ligEts out.
The chief fault 90 be found with
baseball among the Conference coll
i.tH e CHAT 90 does not pay Ana
.t'l .heF fire students for profess
NOT QUITE 50 MANY.
20 baseball game drew forty thousan8
dollars.
as football game "a Often does On
TAN
suspect YOU wouldn't hear 80 many
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-19

New York, Dec iN--Charlic Leon
ard Of this city who Won the t85-
pound international amateur boxing
championship az san Francisco lust
month, madc his debut us profess
sonol here tonight DIS Knocking out
Frank Lippc. another local boxer. iu
the sixth round of ten round bout.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-19


There is rleut, % peace % deontsntmsnt
On the shin with old Heuuen Ford
nat q wouldn't be- much ~ peace shin
VITA Gilmore and Johnson sboari
Waite HteHs and red Lev..
have decided mon ID accept THAI
match DE- Beuros Aires THrt rHf
sWim that FAR
cleveland FANS guotHr scribe.
demand good baseball Hgt hos
would ihet be able TT recognize q
n fanl SAYS 40
The Cub management Is willing
20 pHy any price in order 20
strengthen the team. provided the
price "a low enough
John E,ers evidently has heroine
unpopular with the powers OF The
National League. There h talk Of
appointing Aim manager Of the
q Reds,
sEeusatlon follows sensation M
The sih -day bike race Iu New
York. % by reported that one epeo-
iator lefi the Garden without raw
BOO" lost his 0fefeoaf
hiliy Murray showed rasa Of
his old time form Ia bis fieht viva
Darcy lie lost.
The baseball var has deveIoutI
new forms Of indoor sport one or
which is 20 sell BAN clubs 10 Harf,
sinclair when he isut looking
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-19


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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-19

hiily Murray showed FLASH Of
his old tme form Ia bis nEht viva
Darcy lie lost.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-19

did noc usicr il indicated again.
Otto sieiun came back and Won
nEht
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-19

cupid Binek Of Yale must be pos
arssed Of M engaging personality.
Its teammates have elected him
captain Of the football team Ia spite
81 the fact that he tries 10 sing.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-19

~ these precautions times oar base.
bait magnHttes ARE beginning 90 re-
aiifF thHt it i- harder "a sell s bail
eiut than it is 10 sell the public.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-19

It might De- sald of wresuers that
Tine bigger they come enc harder
the public falls
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-19

The baseball war has developed
htw forms Of indoor sport one OF
which is 20 sell BAN clubs 10 Harf,
sinclair when he isut looking
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-19

statisticinn tells as that foot
bail drew 8,5OO,OO0 spectators last
season. Some of them were cheer
leaders but the rest were sane.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1915-11-18
$3.50, $500 and $3.50

Silver patterns; Allovers in Shadow.
Orientals. Venice, etc; Striped
Nets. new Net flouncing widths,
ETC., at popular prices. A visit to
our trimming department will be to
get the proper kind of finish to the
new fall dress.
Silks and velvets for Fall Wear
Fashions latest commands have
been fulfilled in the selection and
filling Of our silk department. The
newest creations of fabrics and COL
orings are here for your choosing.
MesseIaines-We show in the new
shades 26.incb messeIaine; good
. weight of silk and an exceptional
value at yard. ............ 59r
This is as good as any dollar mes
selaine.
80 and 10 Inch rafrctas.
Pure dyed tatfetas in full range
of colors from 81 so to $500 a yard;
an especially good number. 36
inches wide at yard. 1850. ST 90
Georgette Crepe. 40 inches wide
in a full line Of evening shades. An
especial value. at yard. $50. $t.50
veIvets and Corduroys
We show complete line in values
yard from. ....... .$l.00 to Sd so
30-inch Corduroys. wide vale in
extra good qualities and leading
shades. Special in two grades at a
yard. Observation-Disclosures. $1.00 to 85c
Domestic Department
In this department all the staples
for the home and family are ready
for you incomplete array.
Outings --We have secured an ex-
ceptional value in outings; high
grade quality at low price. 2 900
yards in the handsomest assortment
of patterns. light and dark, to be
found; full width and full count
Worth 12lsc anywhere. We offer
the lot for yard ............ &c
Serpentjne Crepes -25 patterns
to choose from. We mailed the
samples to you a few days ago. At.
yard .................. 18c
Fleeced Cloths-Flannelettes at
1913 in all colors, light and dark.
Duckling Fleeces, fleeced on both
sides in beautiful kimona and house
jacket patterns at............ 15c
Heavy Bath Robe aeeced cloths in
a large array Of colorings at
yard Observation-Disclosures 15c
These and many other lines make
up an especially interesting assort-
ment to pick from. You are asked
to look them over when you visit us
this fall.
Blankets and Comforters
From the blanket department
contemplating values. Hundreds
of patterns and grades. anything de-
sired from small cotton blanket at
Soc pair to heavy woolens for
$1,000.
Here are some of our good values.
A 46x74 in. Cotton blanket in gray
and tan col6rs. A splendid value at
the price of pair Soc
50 by lain. Cotton Blanket ileav-
lily fieeced. fancy borders in gray,
tan and white, pair /. ........ 75c
so by rs in. Blanket-Extra
heavy; gray. tan and white. A
special value and our leader at a.
pair. ....}..s.. SI.uD
eel post on all Mail Orders
ID on all purchases of $25
ing at this store. Money
Glory purchase.
$3.50 $3.50;