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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-21
GIRLS TO HEAR
GOOD LECTURES
Doctor Scott WIN Speak Friday Night
at y. W. q. A. and Big Rally VIII
BE In Nature OF Field Meet

Friday night will be the next mum
ber on the regular lecture course at
the Young Womcn's Christian ussoci.
alton De A. c. Scott Of the Unlyer
sity Of oklahoma win give his ad
dress ON Books Essential TO Smau
Library" A printed syllabus Of this
list will be distributed after the lee
ture This program will begin at Z
o'clock instead Of at 80, as hus here
tofOre been the custom
At the same time examinations will
he given to the members Of the class
In First Aid to the Injured which has
been conducted by Or j. NJ. Afford,
DR.. j. +. Messcnbaugh conducting the
test
At s Friday night will be biz
rally for the physical training work
which is to be- offered by the assocla-
tion, This rally will be In the nature
Of field meet with such features as
relay racing, high jump, 100 yard
dash, shot put hurdle races, half mile
run and hammer throw. The ones
taking part In these contests viii be
chosen 10 represent four colleges Of
the state, Oklahoma University. King
fisher college Central State Normal
and the A. and NJ college. Refresh
ments for the evening viii he In keep
Ing with the occasion and will he
served In cafeteria style. Every artl.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-21
ODORIESS SKUNK Is
FUTURE AT EXHIBIT

Chicago, Jan. q. The skunkless
skunk, alias the "saclet kitten" is
one Of the principal exhibits ut the
first show OF the Chicago Poultry
breeders association
Also Is quuckless duck is ready
to demonstrate the only noise 1t can
produce Is made with It's teeth.
Also rabbits, the largest slightly
smaller than yeHrlug calf and the
smallest just large enough TO be seen
with the naked eye.
And poultry is there In class.
Hungry Liz has record Of IA
eggs In one calendar year. The press
agent says 50.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-21
ALDAMAs IN TEMPORARY
CAPITAL or NuENO LEON

san Antonio, Tex Jan. 2l.-The
temporary capital OF Nuevo Leon has
been established at Aldnmas, 100
miles west Of Matamoras. Generals
Antonio Nillarenl aud Cesarlo Castro
with staff Of officers, travelling In
the private car Of the president Of
the National Railways arrived at Ma
mmoras aud then departed for the
new headquarters.
A message from Aldamas says that
me Carranza forces under General
Nlllareal have established front at
Nomones station. 40 miles east of
Monterey which Is occupied by villa
forces.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-21
SHE Il WE'D HIM;
ENDS ROMANCE
Doctors Return to America
Love Incident Of War;
Sought Death.
HEARD HE HAD BEEN KILLED

New York Jan. 2l.-IIarold Sloan,
n surgeon Of Suudusky, o., has arrived
ON the Atlantic Transport lined Mime
haha after serving at the front In
field hospitals under two flags and
after having been reported dead 10y the
British war office Dr Sloan went To
the war because he was In love with
Miss Edith LGsher Of Sandusky, aud
she refused 10 wed him Now all Is
well with the surgeon, and he Is hur-
rylng home TO be married
"N hen the war started" said DR..
Sloan, Miss Leshcr was staying with
friends at Trouyile France, where
She had intended to pass the summer
| was In Sandusky, where her father
is In business, aud when no replies
came from his daughter to his cable
messages he began TO be anxious. On
August Mr.. Lesher was 80 worried
that he sent me abroad TO find Miss
Edith and bring her home
She Turned Him Down.
"I met her at the Hotel Savoy In
London and escorted her around the
city for week and then proposed. She
not only declined my proposal but i'm
! piled that the voyage home would be
| plcaSanted If We sailed on different
ships
/ After that | made up my mind that
| would go 10 the front and hope for u
bullet to end my misery, as ! had moth
ius else To liFef or Leaving London
with the first British medical corps
which crossed the channel ON August
a. was at Mons In the battle and IN,
rctrcut then at the Alsnc and iu th,
engagement before La Bussee. Ont
morning ! was dressing the wounds Of
am English artilleryman when biz
shell exploded close beside us, aud thcr
all was oblivion.
On List Of Those Killed.
when | regaincd my senses | wa,
lying on my back In n German frl,
hospital inside la Bassee. II was m,
roncussion that knocked me out. Aftc
| had been confined In the city hal
for three days without any food
German surgeon came round and askc,
me to assist him In caring for IN,
wounded, which | did cheerfuly 70
fourteen days, and was then pRsse,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-21
THREE GOVERNORS WITHIN
FIVE DAYS IL RECORD

Columbia, s, O. Jan, 21.--wlth the
Inauguration Of Richard l. Manning
South Carolina had three governors
In six days.
Governor Blease resigned lnst
Thursday with only five more days to
serve. Lieut. Governor Charles Smith
was then sworn In pending the begin.
ming Of Governor MannlnRs term.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-21
ARGENTINE GOVERNMENT Is
PLEASED WITH DREADNOU GIT

Buenos Ayres, Jan 21-A dispatch
from Bahia Blanca says the minister
Of marine, having Inspected the new
Argentine dreadnought Riyadayla has
advised President DE La Plaza by
wireless OF the excellent impression he
has formed Of the bcssel and cOngrat.
ulates the executive upon the construc.
tion OF both the Rivadavia and Moreno
which were built In the United States.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-21
DEFENDANT or THOMAS
JEFFERSON IN DEAD

Hope, Ark, Jan, 2l.-Funeral ser.
vices have been held here for George
H. Ruffin, 85, great grandson Qf
Thomas jefferson, who died Friday
ut Marshall, Tex. lie was born In
Charlottesville, Va, but came to Ar
kansas 40 years ago. He was widely
known az travelling salesman both
IN Arkansas aud Texas.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-21
GOVERNORS OF FEDERAL
RESERVE TO REPORT SOON

Washington, Jan 2l.--Members Of
the advisory council and governors
Of the federal reserve banks have
conferred here on regulations for ac-
ceptances and commercial paper re
discounts and ON the question Of how
state banks shall be admitted to the
federal system. No agreement devel.
Oped.
The federal reserve board prOba.
bly, win receive report from the
governors late today.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-21
ATLANTIC FLEET VESSELS
PLAN TARGET PRACTICE

Norfolk, Va, Jan III Vessels Of
the Atlantic fleet Of the United States
navy which have been engaged In ma
neuvcrs on the southern drill grounds
of Hampton Ronds for some time
have departed for Guantanamo TO en-
gage In winter target practice and
maneuivers
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-21
NEW MEXICAN CABINET
MAY BRING TRANQUILITY

Mexico city, jar 21.-Provislona
President Rogue Gonzales Garza In d
statement today said that he Is max
ing efforts TO bring about satisfactory
arrangement for the reestablishmcut
" tranquility in Mexico city. Tn,
cabinet by Garza follows:
Minister Of foreign affairs, Senol
ortiz Rodriguez justice, Rodrigo Go
mez; agriculture, General PnlHfoI
Interior, Senor Zlucheme; war. Gen
ernl Scrrntos; public instruction, Roa
Ramos. communication, Nn4quez Cha
pino: formcnto. Senor Castillo.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-21

Christ which strongly opposes chlrch
federations. MIR Kershner addressed
the commission OF Christian union,
representing the Disciples OF Christ,
In convention here
'The Dlscipllnes have nothing Ia
lose and everything to gain by sitting
In brotherly council with those OF 9th.
et convictions" he said.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-21
RELEASE AMERICAN SAILORS
FROM GREENBRIER AT BREMEN

Washington, Jan. 2l.-American
sailors, the crew OF the steamer
GrecnbrIer whose seizure by the Brit
ish fleet is now the subject Of dipIo
matte negotiation, have been released
from detention by German authorities
ut Bremen.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-21

Gle served will be one cent Other
gymnasium features viii be horses,
p. r. goal, hings, parallel bars dumb
bells, Indian clubs, wands and basket
ball
The gymnasium work which Is be
ing planned will be- In charge Of Miss
Lydia Wahl, who is Il graduate or
the McFadden School of Physical
Training OF Chicago. At the rally
Miss Wahl viii explain about the
gymnasium work aud desires that
every young woman Interested be
present
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-21
CARDINAL MERCER STILL
HELD IN PALACE REPORT

Amsterdam, via Londau, Jan. 2l.--
The Iijd's Rosendale correspondent
asserts that the German decree has
been against Cardinal Mercier prelnte
Of Belgium, leaving his palace at Ma
line, has never been Withdrawn.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-21
CHURCH FEDERATION PLAN
ENDORSED AT COMMISSION

81 Louis, Jan, 2L--The church fed
rratlon Idea was endorsed here by #.
u hershner, president Of Texas
christian university and leader OF the
conservative wing OF the Disciples OF
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-21
To Cure a Cold IN One Dnr

Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE
Tablets. Druggists Sefund money II
II fails to cure u, W. GRovES'S sig
nature Is on each box. 2bc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-17
N FE WILL EXTEND
N FROM CLOVIS, is
M r THERE

Clovis. \. NJ. Dec. 17.-Based upon
Information said 20 have leaked out
while President r. p. Ripley was here
recently. many rumors are afloat 10
the effect that the Santa re plans i'm
mediate extension Of is lines In sew
eral directions from Clovis.
ono rumor y that n large portion
OF the recent si0.o 0 geo bond issue
noated by the road Is to be used 10
build a line to Tucumcari, to tap the
Dawson coal fields. but why this rs
done. when the Phelps-Dodge inter-
ests controlling the mines also cen
troll the T.. =. a $. w. line into Daw-
son, is not understood.
Another rumor is that the road
will extend. or rather build. a new
line from Foyt Worth. Tex, west
ward. giving a more direct route and
opening up a section OF Texas now
lacking railroad facilities.
Il IL said the rumor have consld-
cradle foundation IN fact.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-17

matters There could hardly be a
single stcp which at this time would
be moro heinfui nj esfuilishinn ouf
commerce abroad on a firm basis
Tho opcllng 81 the psndmo canal
and the ~aaitation for an INLAND water
Nay iona the stianfic coast az well
az the increased volume ~ domestic
commerce, TIE secretary pointed out.
make e important that statistics on
Internal co,nmerce be prepared By the
government
1T H. q surprisine thing hat We
should require rs law careful know
ledge concrrnlng our export trade and
allow our domestic commerce TO go
on without any definite knowiedge
concerning d, Congress viii be asked
Tor an appropriation sufficient to per-
NIT the beginning ~ an EFFORT Co
throw light upon a subject of such
vast Importance. hut uf which we
know 80 httle.'
The secretary paid high tribute 60
the bureau or foreign and domestic
commerce and Go H. commercial at
taches abroad In securiur contracts
totsling millions of dollars FOR Amer.
lean business hnnses At present. h.
Gays, there are no commercial at
tachcs iu Central America. i1dia. the
Near East. South Africa or CANADA.
The placing eft ten additional CONNER
clial attacbos IN those regions was
recommended.
IA Is not too much 90 sny that the
work Of this service has been az the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-17
PIGS FOR BOYS AND
R IN SAN MIGUEL

East Las VEGAS. n Mp Dec H.
NJ. n. Gonzales. the county agent for
san Miguel county. IL organizing pir
clubs over the county NJ present, hay
ms forty piss to give 60 Noys and
girls who viii cultivate an acre Of
peas or corn. Prizes viii be- givcn
Tor the best hog raised at the end OF
the season.
Corn and poultry clubs also are be-
ms organized The county agent has
secured much corporation in provid-
ing the best seeds. etc, To the club
members. The banks have loaned
5000 Tor this purpose, 10 be- paid back
by the dub mombcrs out OF their
profits.
The work will commence January
l. Many applications FOR mcmh"r
ship I'm tho different clubs have been
received
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-17

very center Of u CROWNS movement.
toward the creation 90 an American
d. cstuns Industry" the report says
In this connection signs are not
lacking that the growth OF our natiec
industry H. hardly welcome 20 those
who have heretofore had IL substantial
monopoly IN supplying ouf markets
from abroad
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-17
LUCER0 X TO BE
OFFICIAL INTERPRETER
AT MEET

santa Fe. n. a., Dec. l7.-Antorio
A. Lucero, secretary % state, yester-
DAY received an invitation 20 act as
official interpreter % the coming ses-
sion Of the Pan-American congress,
TO be held In Washington under the
auspices Of the Bureau OF American
Republics.
Mr.. Lucero wired his acceptance Of
the invitation.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-17

For an ideal mans Christmas
present. a box OF westerfeld's An
davit cigars.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-17
WILLIAM A. M'CLASKEY
DIES AFTER A LENGTHY
ILLNESS; WAS PIONEER

william A. Mcciaskey OF f07 North
Firth street passed away this morn
ina about 3 o'clock. ffe was a tim
ner BY trade and had operated a shop
q his own yer since coming 10 the
CITY twenty-nne years ago.
Mr. McClAsky was barn in Geneva,
y. ". september Is, isfS. He mad
been III ten months. He Is survived
By a wife and dauehter, Miss Ethel.
and three sisters md a brother who
live In New Yors state.
services viii be held Sunday after
noon at the chapel OF Strong brothers.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-17

Is the final day of our popular offer of DOUBLE S G. H. Green Trad
v ing Stamps for morning shopping. Tomorrow you receive double
stamps with all purchases made between 8 and II 4. M.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-17
Christmas
Handkerchiefs

The most complete assortment in the State.
We invite critical comparison, In attractive
gift boxes, if desired.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-11-23

In 1913 Dr. Dixon started on the Rod
man Wanamaser expedition, which
carried him to every tribe Of any i'm
portancc in the United states. The
party started from New York, max
ing the first stop at Muskogcc, Okla.
proceeding thence through Colorado,
New Mexico, Arizona and Lower Call
fornia. The expedition then went
north along the Pacific coast, stopping
at reservations in California, Oregon
and Washington, and then back
through Idaho, Montana. the Daltotas,
Minnesota and Wisconsin, TO the reser-
vations in New York and elsewhere
in the East. Twenty thousand miles
were made in special private ear, about
2,000 by stage and on horseback, and
several hundred miles by water.
Three times day at II n. m, .
and =. M Dr. Dixon delivers lee
tures on the Indians. illustrated by Ian
tern slides. i'm the lecture room of the
exhibit. Moving pictures also arc
shown. Or. Dixon has a total Of about
2o.00o slides and thousands of films.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-11-23
AIIAS AInNinN =


Ia the superior court of the state of
California in and for the County of
Imperial.
Elizabeth Miner. plaintiff, Us. Fred
r. Miner. defendant.
Dan Y. holland and Walter +. I1ib-
hey, attorneys for plaintiff
The People of the state of Calilor-
mia send greetings 10: Fred +. Miner,
defendant.
You are hereby directed to appear
and answer the complaint in an action
entitled as above, brought against You
i'm the superior Court of the County of
Imperial, state of California, within
ton DAYS after the service on Nou of
this summons if served within this
county. or within thirty days if served
/ clseN here.
And you are hereby notified thai nm
less YOU appear aud answer As above
required. the said plaintiff will take
Indictment for any money or damages
demanded in the complaint. as arising
upon contract, or she will apply 10 tho
c1urt for any other relief demanded in
the complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal
of the superior court of the County of
imperial. state Of california, this 9Th
da' Of September \ y. 1918
tSEAL1 NJ. :. COOK, Clerk.
NoudaYJau.3
Imperial Valley press., 1915-11-23

san Francisco, NoF G.-One Of the
best and most instructive collections
Of photographs showing the present
day North American indian in his ma
tive environment is i'm the exhibit, in
the Palace Of Education at the Expo
sitiou here, of the Rodman Wanamak-
er Historical cNpedition to the Indians.
The photographs were collected by
Dr Joseph Knssath DjNon, leader Of
the expeditions, duriue the Is years
he haa devoted t. ltr study of the
Indians, DiNon has Visited and lived
with Indians throughout the length
and breadth If tn land. He associ-
atcd hm.clf with th.m. gained their
confidence. and learned rom The foW-
tain head thc traditions Of the various
tribes, their emotions and their meth
DDS of lirc. Iu,his collection are shown
portraits %. every tEpc Of Indian from
the papoosc to The enntcuarian; 4ourE
sauaws. burl. AID moon of the coup-
ell fire Thev ar shown in their to-
pee and Other homes, +" council hunt
iua. playing their games on the trail
and the. march.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-11-23
c.. B. FOLSOM
MODERN SANITARY
PLUMBING
Estimates Furnished
! Cntro. cal Phone 80
- NIINE.

- NUONS.
~ iln superior Court of the state
~ california; m and for thc County
o. lrporidl.
srrrriy Commercial aud Saving
fsanE uI ~ tenigo, n Corraratio plain.
faI#. s.. ". j Igev, defendant. !. stow
aHi Eo. aud X. T.. Whitcl4w,. attorneys
j.. pi1iuuiG
tn, r.optc Of thc.$tatc or california
III er.otng 10. W. j. lYey delcn-
alHt
N8a are hereby directed to appear
.#ud .u soI ite complaint lu an action
ou6tIrd 2s ahaVe. brou-At AGAINST vou
if .#r Eupafinr Court or The County OF
rn..ari1I. State Of California, within
i## Hf.. Hfaer flr srrNi,e #a "ou ui
H. .rwuoH= II served within 'h'.
eaaI": or within thirt5 days If served
...t,r..
Ard t1u are hcrchy poprcd that
uaIa.. sou appear and uus"rf II. above
#.auJcJ The saId rl"intlft viii tar
1la..urnt for any mou"' or dar1 'o.
demanded in the onWnlHiuf. a. 'rtsIu'
.uaun CONTRACTS nr VIII amply to iH'
#anrl tu" 7nF other rcliri demanded in
the complaints
GiVcu Wdcr my hand aud HE rc1.
ar IiIl Superior curt of The County 't
Imprri.l. state Of California. tul" '.H
daF &C October. 1913.
teItNll ~. s.. COOK. 'IarE
T. aN u ffzll
DEPUTY c.cr1. TuesDec14
Imperial Valley press., 1915-11-23
n1679g
AoTttE FOR 80 HLtt NJION.
nrpurfu.gut al ih~ Interior.

{. S Ia0d OTII0o II I07 NngcTo- INI
October H. 1919.
Notice is hereby given that James
A. IHhbcrd OF El G,ntro, california
who. on O,tobor -. 1872, made homo.
stead entry No 0l6729. for Lot 7. y r.
SE Il. section ., aud the NV Z SW
II SECTION !. Township 10 :. Rang
~ u. $. B. meridian. has filod motto,
of irieution TO make final three -Yoar
proof, - establish claim to the land
above described. before the clerk oi
the superior court fi tcutro, Galifor
uia. NJ . q. m. ON the aoth day of No
Vembcr 1915.
Claimant names as. witnesses: g.
James A. Rcid, Frank NJ. Bellou. all of
El Ccutro, Cal
rou-,o4l JOHN -. ROCHE.
Press atElCCutTo,CdL Register.
No Withdrawals Nova
Imperial Valley press., 1915-11-23
EoH ENcnAA,,l.-RrtL Gsr.ru

FOR EXCHANGE l'tlc-asre I.u
and pear orchard for equity IN str.u-
of dairy COW; thi- pt'g. E. u..,
from town. > hiocl1s from ste II.u
way and has room house W.t
J. ". Daley. los South afefH St.I.,
Or ENCHANGF Grlrk store buld.
ing in lei Centre. rented. VII jrudt
for ranch; must be FIRST e.l# Ian,
and well located; cam ais3 Iut u
fer so to 160 aercs. &. l.. Slrou.c
owner, ltl Centra.
Will EXCHANGE g acres with ro,,
residence in city limits las i.u- Am
gelcs property or Will aell. GdsaI
Bros. Realty Co
Imperial Valley press., 1915-11-23
l'oE NnNr-1UtL .s4sI:

FOR RENT pH sba'... So -. f......
- acres. paa la sIlt.a. tor g.jf..
o. oihcr ef"Hs. g. D. STONE. II o..
50 ACRES. In in at.a'.,. in . urid.
hog fenced; haau., .. conn. ~.
MeCorEic. MIas.au Apartments. G.
Centro ,.1..
FOR RENT, unuruishcd orr furrf.rcI.
housr, " rooms. large sereea u.r.u-
closets and baJh Inquire 90 I...'
avenue.
Fok tENr- room house - zas Olive
street Sec Owner. a63 EgeHtgH
Imperial Valley press., 1915-11-23
N DIAN WHO MET
DEATH IN CANAL IS
BURIED AT IMPERIAL

Funeral services for Francisco luilt
the Mesa Graudc Indian who met death
in canal near Alamorio sunday We're
held according To American custom at
Imperial yesterday. Funeral services
we're under the direction of d. d. Null
lfgan & Son.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-11-23
t,WII,-W uHl>

WORK WANTED nv mau 2nd |In
on a ranch. aamHu TO gool.. "'I'.
N WcstfaU. Thc.m1 Hotg. Inn. a..
iaI
WANTED Position hN a.htf'' "' w..
young woman stru""rai i.s ..
ably in law office. Addfs i.'
care Pres.
WORK WANTED. Two ilp'"' r.
miikcra with experience vi, #oie
on shares or for wasa Aur'r
phone 95F6.
WORK WANTED ou COTTON faH.h 'F
man with largo famlN. atier ''nn-
arv (: experienced itri2aia'- ''Ih
ii,Ic Gccll- f1I7
WANTED Position as ooo# ~ ."t'r :
man and wife: no children. i''r h''
much experience and NIL ~ j
.ffion iu city ur country. A7'I.
Box q, Press office. -
Imperial Valley press., 1915-11-23
TOn StLIs-anAL rsr.q.

FOR SALE or TRADE H5...
modern uuuesf.e rrn., ##4G
screen pprchg# l.Iauut ...#I# ......
hal acre u1 =UauuH fIu= .,.
peua, two uuthH .#r.... l#.tH=
tfCt#- VAN. #H#It. rt...# #4 100
mes. my quiIH s'.UuH. T.. b..
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a0-ActE THhcs#
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10 '-acIc iaf# aud ,I,e j. SCAR.
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acre; NrrN aH# H3hb. 'Hn#. To-. ...
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trade, Grst pas=saeut. IH.aH##. ....I
in wears al t per ,.uI. =... ...
le8a. Phone nIaFH
GOOD Groom msaeru tou.s. at.l.ll,.
locality, in lane1H o#N. -. ....
II 81. very a3a IHtt.. EEs#sHI ,
A.crill, iInrrIat H..
2So-AcEG fra au.l ..n ..s oui,,
proved, uH... nam ....s#al. ela
per aero. C. ~ ra.... In...r.lI ~
Imperial Valley press., 1915-11-23
OF RANCHER
SENT TO PASADENA

The body of George Ltubcnfair. the
raaeber who died Saturday at lis home
- miles south of El CcWro. will he
sent tonight by D. u. Mulligau y son
10 Pasadena. Interment viii he in the
Crown city.
Is cheaper to move than pay rent.
See I3d Royce Transfer, G32 Main ST
ADV.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-11-23
FRATERNAL SOCIETIES

Il CENTRIC LODGE. No. 3l5.
i KniEbia Of Pytbias meets every
a TUESDAY at Is. OF =. hall corner
Firth and N5u s4ee'.. ..-...-
j. STANLEY GROWN. G. c.
II. L. WEBB. X. Of II. &c s.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-11-23
rAAr.nn -ANn rnolsI -.

l.A~r. RAGE NN>Ttb l#r "a Ngn.
i'm mute. aud iuntI' cob Aoof'
CIau,ic saaaaI oregon Iiete. +|''
FOR SALE 50 aar,- staIh.i must he
Off m .TeeE4.. ..t. ...5i ''' Isa
FoR nENY Pasture ror ma to "f9
head near sealoE lrya@ 'a'' ~.
Ca.tlc ,at HsI.'
PASTURE sheep ar '1u.s.#..i ID. d.
GaIl Imperial. Ih""r iaei -.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-11-23
HOLTON INTER-URBAN
RAILWAY COMPANY

between ~ Centre md HoltYiIlc
Fare 50 cents. Round trip fare. 6u
cents.
Leave lei Centre
f7.3a am. H$ so "A m.
DO pm. S6:b5 pm
'SundaVs leave El fcutrO, 80 Il. IN
ION Wednesdays. - m.
Leave H0ltVillc.
7:00 am SS:l5 am.
i:1a pm. $3.50 pm.
SDo not run Sunday
Between El Ccnsro, SccIcy md Dixie
land
JV. Iv Tv.
El Centre Sceley lplNleland
S.aoam 1Ot2oa.fu t10tnh am
IS pm $50 pm. 6.ih a.
on Wcducsdays leave piAielaud
1915.
Train service bet"eeu DI>icRud and
Coyote Well, every Wednesday, Noa
1 and o