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Imperial Valley press., 1916-04-19
WATER STOCK

FOR SALE-12 shares No. / water
stock; will trade for young cattle or
colts. Joel Colfman, Heber. X30l
FOR SALE-No, water stock; cash
or terms. George Whitlock, Holt
Vile. X306
NO. WATER STOCK for sale cheap.
Edgar Bros. Realty Co.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-04-19
ALWAYS IN ADVANCE.

1t costs but third Of a cent day to have this
paper delivered to your hone shop but we always
qure cash in advance and always discontinue the sub
cTipton at expiration. No ever owes cent for
the paper. That is the chief why is cheap
Imperial Valley press., 1916-04-19
FORM Is
FORM
Prepared Of State and the Attorney
CERTIFIED LIST OF CANDIDATES FOR DELEGATE
Primary Act Section TO- Direct Primary Law
~ - Department of State.

To County of
hereby certify
lowing list the and postof address Of each person tor
entitled to
the above named the primary eecnn @ 70 f
convention Of that party under which his name hereinafter apPeatII I
under the
the for whom preference nominee Of such party tor p
who has filed statement of preference for such person and VINO
candidate by VINO De
of and also the Of each for degae gate
ddate required by law and who may voted for put not as Se %
ence the of each candidate for delegate (other than the group can
the each cand who has filed Of
the political organization endorsing him having been %
election; further certify ha
candidates will their respective party ballots a
CANDIDATES.
BI1CAN PARTY.
Nc
Imperial Valley press., 1916-04-19

Name of Precinct-Consolidated
Precinct No. 2, consisting of Alder
Mt. Signal, Calexico Precincts Nos.
l, 2, 3.
Location of Polling Place-Calexico
Citv Hall
Imperial Valley press., 1916-04-19
FOR RENT-ROOMS AND APTS.

FOR RENT-sleepin@ room. front Of
hOuac; location desirable and rates
reo .onablc. IT'S Olive Ave. 29S
ROOMS FOR RENT by day or week.
Two blocks north of Postoffice. G5o
Commercial.
FOR RENT-5-room flat, furnished
or unfurnished, 528 Olive ST
TOR RENT-2-ro housekeeping
apartments, 50 per week no Park.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-04-19
FOR SALE-LIVE STOCK

TO HOG RAISERS:
The Imperial Valley distributing
branch of the Interstate Vaccine
Company of Kansas City, Mo, manu-
facturers of Anti-HoB Cholera Serum.
is now permanently located at HI
CentrO. Our serum is made under
government supervision, and the
small dosage required to immunize
hogs their natural life attests its
value. We immuniZe three to ten
days-old pigs at a cost of 22c, and a
hundred-pound shoat for 42c. We
thoroughly teach you without cost
to do your own vaccinatinG. Our
booklet on Hog Cholera and list of
names of Imperial Valley farm ers
we yaccinated for, sent on request,
Ascertain our financial responsibility
from your banker. Write to r. e
Tuggle, Oregon Hotel, FL CentrO.
Interstate Vaccine Company, Kan
sas City, Mo.
FOR SALE-Fifteen COWS; will take
one-half cash and remainder in young
cattle. Joel Corfman. X304
JOHNSON & ZINN
SALE DATES
Sale for Tomm:e Thompson on the
Thompson ranch, 21I miles east and
IL miles south of Ell Centre. Cows,
horses, hogs, machinery and furni-
ture. Thursday, April 20. Closing
out.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-04-19
WILL YOU TELL YOUR NEIGHBORS?

We have difficulty in getting new people to realize
chat they can have daily newspaper for year for
dollar VIII you help us by mentioning this remarkable
fact to your neighbors?
I'm Imperial County, One Year, One Dollar
Elsewhere One Year, Two Dollars
Imperial Valley press., 1916-04-19
THE MEXICAN SITUATION

brings it's problems directly home to every citizen and
the Press covers this field of news broadly
Imperial Valley press., 1916-04-19
Board of Election.

Name of Precinct-Consolida
Precinct No. 10. consisting of Rock
wood and Calipatria Precincts.
Location of Polling Place-Townsita
office of Farmland Association, Call
patria.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-04-19

Name of Precinct-Consolidat
Precinct No. A, consisting of Dixie
land and Silsbee Precincts.
Location of Polling Place-Seeley
School House
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-19
MANY COASTERS
AND MAJORS IN
OTHERLEAGUES
Louisville and Omaha Win Pen
/. ants; John Williams Pitches
Good Ball for St. Joe

Louisville and Omaha captured the
honers in the American Association
and Western Leagues this year, and
both teams had ex-mtS.or leaguers TO
help them in their battles. Marty
O'Tulle, who was purchased by Pitts
burg for a fortune, helped the Omaha
team to victory, and Compton, KILL
fer, Corriden and Billings were in the
Louisville lineup.
Johnny Williams, the Honolulu boy,
pitched great ball for st. Joseph the
latter part of the season, and the
Drummers made a good showing after
the local boy took the mound. Lincoln
had two ex-Coasters in Carlisle and
Lobers Colorado Springs had Coy.
Litschi and Bill Rapps, Omaha had
Irelan and Krause, while Sioux City
had RAIDER, Lejune and Cooney in the
lineup.
Former coasters and major leaguers
who performed in the American Asso-
citation this year were Art Bues, DEM
mitt and Cy Pieh for Columbus. Berg
hammer and Liefield for st. Paul, Jim
Thorpe for Milwaukee, Wickland, Do
Ian, Zwilling, Derrick, Schang and
Seaton for indianapolis. Evans and
Rawlings for Toledo, Deal, Becker,
Niles, Humphries and Lathrop for
Kansas City and Cashion, Altizer,
Rondeau and Knight for Minneapolis
American Association
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-19
GRANTLAND RICE NAMES ALL STAR team
OF 1876; BABE RUTH BEST AT BOSTON
the White Sox player.
Alex and Waiter

=
Alexander and Johnson rule SUI
preme once more and Mamaux is
picked as the leading youngster of
the year. Then there are host OF
others who will make a bid for mem
ton. 1t is question as to which is
the greater pitcher, Harry Covale-
skie of Detroit or Babe" Ruth of Bos.
ton. Still many believe that Joe Bush
is entitled to a place on the squad
Boston Braves have Rudolph, the
White Sox Cicotte and McGraw be.
lieves that Schupp should be the
pick The Giant pitcher had the least
number of earned runs made off his
delivery by big margin.
Each team has a man to present
for the lineup. Hal Chase was
selected for the berth at first sack
over Jake Daubert of Brooklyn ans
George Sister Of St Louis. There
will be many an argument over this,
but still Chase played the greatest
hall OF his career this year.
Two Giants
At second base the only men who
could be classed in the same depart
ment with Collirs are Pratt and
Barry. Hornsby PLAYED wonderful
same this season and is expected &c
make record next year Charley
lferzog is picked over Larry Gardner
ON account of his all around ability.
Heinie Zimmerman. who is. now hold
ing down the third sack for the
Giants; Oscar Witt and Frank Baker
are overlooked Arthur Fletcher is
selected over Scott. Maranville, BUSH.
Lavan, Peckinpaugh. Bancroft and
other stars ON account of his ability
on the offense.
Rice picked two men without half
thinking for the outfield job, ana
Speaker and Cobb would have been
picked by every man in the country,
hut he went to the Giants for his third
man. giving McGraW's team more men
on the all-star aggregation than any
other club.
Rice overlooked Joe Jackson, who
had been hitting close to $50, StruEK
of the Athletics, Felseh of Chicago,
Neaeh of Detroit, Wheat of Brooklyn,
Shotten of st. Louis, Burns and kauff
of the Giants, Milan of Washington
and others. He picked David Robert
son. the Southerner who has been
making a wide swath in the field OF
baseball this year.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-19
WILLIAMS WANTS
TO MEET MIYAKE
in RETURN BOUT
Sporting Editor, star.Bulletin.

Sporting Editor, Star-Bulletin
Sir: | wish to challenge Tarro My
axe, the japanese wrestler, for re
turn match, the style to be catch-as-
catch-can The winner to take two
out of three falls. and ten minutes to
constitute round. / am. confident
that can defeat him in the catch-as-
cateh-can style He states that he
has wrestled a number of good mat
men in this style, and l will give him
this opportunity
In the last match Miyake used the
jiu-jitsu style. while wrestled catch
as-catch-can. but was forced to wear
a jacket. If Miyake will consent to
meet me in catch.as-catch-can | will
later meet him in the jiu-jitsu style,
providing | will not be forced to wear
a jacket. wish that Miyake would
answer this challenge through the col
umns of the Star Bulletin.
E. B. WILLIAMS,
Champion of hawaii.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-19
"DIAM0MD QUEEN Is
RECLUSE;; FORTUNE GONE

CHICAGO, Il1.-Most of her fortune
having disappeared chiefly i'm chart
table enterprises, Mrs. Celia Whipple
Wallace, known a few years ago as
the diamond gueen," has been found
in a lonely house at New Haven. Conn. 4
back of the grounds Of the Eastern
League Baseball Club
Mrs. Wallace, who was a friend of
Hetty Green and Susan b. Anthony,
came Of an old New England family
Her father was DR. Thomas Whipple,
of New Hampshire. In 1865 she was
married to John Wallace, who died
in 1878 and left her large fortune in
Chicago real estate. Her only son
died in 1884.
Then she began to appear in the
principal hotels Of the larger cities in
elaborate costumes and weaE;pg
jewels. Then she disappeared, twelve
years ago
1t was not Entil Wednesday that
those who had been looking for her
found where she had hidden. She adj
mitted her identity calmly and laughed
when surprise Was expressed that she
was living in such circumstances. The
woman who in 1896 gave away $780,
0o0 said. still smiling, Why, haven't
enough to buy q music box now"
Her cottage, back of the baseball
grounds, is one of scattered few Her
neighbors know her as patient, sober
figure, who keeps much to herself in
her tiny home. Apparently, she has
only a slender income.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-19
18th INFANTRY
Will BE AMONG
!. Them PRESENT
WreckerS Meet Service; Chin
csc on Picnic; Nippons and
Tan Los Squad in Game

The Chinese players are going TO
have picnic. And as a consequence
the 25th Infantry will not have a pic
mic on Sunday afternoon at Athletic
Park. ] he Chinese players who were
to have played the 25th Infantry are
going to have their picnic in the coun
try and will not meet the Wreckers.
AS result of the falling down OF
The Chinese team, the AIl-Service viii
play the Wreckers at the park on Sun
day afternoon 1t was sad story last
week, but Brush will scour the coun.
try for pitchers, and the first mar
who starts to wabble VIII be given
the gate. South, Amama, Jackson or
Hollerback is the choice, with perhaps
"Blondy" Williams taking whiri
at it, =
Amana Has Stuff
Despite the fact that Amama
proved to be wild, the fans have con
fidence that he will make a good
pitcher. and with bunch of free hit
tiers like the 25th Infantry this hurlcr
should make good showing. He has
pitched one good game against the.
and If he can locate the plate should
be one of the best bets against the
Wrecking Crew
1t is expected that the game on Sun
day win prove better one than that
of last week and it should be without
doubt This big fellow Amama mas
plenty of stuff and if he were worked
often enough might show some pitch
ing here Of the York type. 1t is not
certain which pitcher will work. for
the 25th Infantry, but Waterhopse
looks like the choice, with Rogan
playing at second base.
Nippons VS.. Chinese
The first game of the double header
will show a battle between the Nip
pons and the Chinese of the Pacific
League and these two squads should
put up mighty fast example of the
national pastime. Both teams viii
have excellent fielding and good base
running. Inasmuch as these two
teams have been rivals for some time
the battle is expected to be good
enc. Fans who have never seen these
two teams in action should get down
to the ball yard early on Sunday.
The Nippons will have Kurisaki and
Murashige, two of the fastest out
fielders in the city; Komeya, TIE
great fielding first-sacker, and okano,
Tsukiyama and Yamaguchi, three in
fielders who have made a reputation
in local baseball Araki will be sta,
toned in right field.
In addition to Manager Tan Lo, the
Chinese will have Kong Bun, Lai
Kan, Nelson Kau, the curve bali
artist, and other stars The two teams
will be evenly matched and this game
ought to be thriller, if dope holds
true. The two managers are anxious
to bag this game as it will mean
good date when the All-Americans
come here
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-19
1s-YEAR-oLo GIRL
GoLFlNG CHAMPION

BOSTON, Mass, Oct. Miss
Alexa Stirling of Atlanta, Ca, wen
the woman's national golf champion.
ship on the links of the Belmont
Springs Country Club today by defeat
ing Miss Mildred Caverly of PhiladeI-
phia. 2 to /. in the final match Of
the annual title tournament
The winning of the highest golf
honors for women by 19-yearold
girl is regarded as the most notable
achievement in the history of the
United States Golf Association. Miss
Stirling showed all the qualities of a
champion. She never faltered today
in any department of her game and
inn fact drove to some holes like many
of the leading men golfers of the
country.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-19
FRANCES C0WELLS SETS
NEW COAST MARK IN 440 8,

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, Oct. S.
Swimming in cold water and handi.
capped by weather conditions, Miss
Frances COwells yesterday set a new
Pacific Coast record for the 440syard
swim sor women.
Miss Cowells covered the distance
IN AIS %, which is more than
30 seconds better than the coast
record made by Miss Brack. This
time was 7:47 Not content with set
ting new mark in the 40, Miss
cowells continued her swim, and set
mark for 500 yards Of S.20I.5. No
previous coast record exists fdAthis
longer distance.
Two other records might have been
established had there been more
watches to take the times Miss Cow
ellis time was sos 10 for the go. the
coast record being 3 40, and for the
$40, 5.24 2-5. seconds. the coast recf
ord for this distance being 5: 40 1-5.
Miss Cowells holds both of the
short-distanee coast records, which
she surpassed, but will not be allowed
the new ones. Time was taken by
only one watch. The rules require
three.
The 440-yard race was under p. A.
sanction. Official results are: First.
Frances Cowells; second, Helen joy
ner; third, Alice Goodman Time,
7:15 rs seconds The race was held
at Surf Beach.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-19
Real Battles Of Year
To Begin On Saturday.
Mainland Grdron Stars Clash in important Games-0reqon
Aggies Meet NebraSka-SyraCuse and PttSbWg Clash
Both Michigan and Harvard Play Agee Teams = Oregon
Plays California and Dartmouth viii Meet Georgetown

Honolulu followers OF football are
beginning to warm up to the situation
on the mainland, and with the prelim-
mary games over, much interest is be-
ing taken in the returns from the grid
irons. Surprises are in order as usu-
al this year. and Haryard's defeat by
Tufts hasn't filled the local alumni
with any too much hope although they
are confident that the Crimson will
beat Yale
Comes Carleton College from Mime
sofa and defeats the Chicago Uniyer-
sity team already this year This was
the only upset although Bates held
the Holy Cross team TO a 3 TO 0 score.
This Saturday should produce some
good games with the NebraskaO Oregon
Aggie game as the. big intersection.
al contest.
Harvard viii be meeting a strong
team in the Aggies, and the Michigan
eleven will have TO improve II they
expect to win from the Michigan Ag
giles. Last year the Ann Arbor crew
All of the teams viii lose their bright
est stars this season. with perhaps
the exception of the Army.
Mahan will not be in the Harvard
lineup, Barrett is lost To Cornell, Tih-
bott of Princeton, Buck of Wisconsin
and Abel of Col rate will not wear the
moleskins this season. The Syracuse
team viii have hard battle with the
Pittsburg team, who had an even
claim to the eastern championship
last year.
Oregon and alifornia will meet for
the first time in years, and although
Mahan is coaching the California
team, the Bears. will have to play
great ball to down the Eugene warri-
ors. Beckett. the Oregon captain, is
certain to win place on the ALI
American team this year If the picker
looks to the West
Chicago won from Northwestern last
year by one touchdown, and since
their defeat by the small Minnesota
college their stock hasn't been going
up, Wisconsin win be meeting fast
tetm in Haskell, and Coach Wfthing-
toA of this city will have to expect a
hafN battle with the Indians The
games are beginning to show the real
test, and the wedding out process will
have to be gone through again.
The following games are scheduled
for Saturday afternoon. Scores OF
the games played between the teams
last year are given Where no score
is shown it indicates that these teams
did not meet each other in 1915.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-19

Here is what Ring Isardner has 10
say about the. first game of the world s
series in an article published in the
Chicago Tribune:
BOSTON. Mass. Oct. 7--Mr. San.
born is supposed TO be writing the
game IN detail. but will send it that
way. too. and try 70 get it different
So here is what happened:
First inning
We came out in 4 taxi, and some.
body else paid for ii. The umpires
pointed around for a quarter OF an
hour and as there wasn't anybody on
the field except the balf players and
the Brooklyn Club one could not help
from wondering. as they say, what
they were pointing about. The an
nouncer said that Mr.. Shore and Mr.
Marquard would pitch. As regards
Mr.. Shore. We believed II.
So the first inning started and Mr..
Shore pitched fast ball over the
plate and a man named Myers hit It
and broke the altitude record. and
Mr. Cady catched Il and Mr.. Myers
was mighty glad. because he thought
all the time be was going to strike
out. So then Jacob Daubert struck
out. and there was no question about
II, because Jacob had three healthy
swings.
Then Jake Stengel, or{whatever his
first name is, rolled out, and then the
Bostons came to bat according "a the
rules. and Hooper and 5anvrin struck
out and everybody said what a great
pitcher Marquard is. But TiIlie wal-
ker hit one on the beak for three
bases and then Marquard was not
such a great pitcher. But Richard
Hoblitzell grounded out.
Second Inning
For the life OF me can't remember
what the Brooklyns; did. but it wasn't
worth mentioning. Duffy Lewis came
up for Boston and walked lr some
thing. It was Gardeners intention TO
sacrifice, but he did not figure on who
was. catching for -fhe Dodgers, He
buntea and Chief Meyers gummed It
all up. Scott did sacrifice and Cady
was passed a-purpose and Shore
struck out and Hooper hit one in The
eve, but Myers caught It.
Third Inning
In Brooklyn's half. Daubert struck
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-19
Western League
GIANTS START ANOTHER
WINNING Squirt AT Y. M.

The employed boys class American
National league race in games and
athletics at the Y. NJ. C.. A. is proving
a close affair. The Giants are leading
in the National League division with
go points and the Red Sox are head
ing the American League division
with 220 points. The other teams are
running close. too.
AS points are given not only for
winning games, but laso for attendance
at all of the activities, Including gym
nasium classes, the teams will have a
chance tonight OF running up their
scores by attending gym class, some
interesting work is mapped out for
them and they are promised a good
time. II ,.. .-s !.
Standings in the two divisions are
as follows: :......'.+ ....>
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-19
FOOTBALL GAMES ON SATURDAY
WITH LAST YEARS SCORES

At lthaca-Cornell II VS.. Bucknell 0.
At 9anoyer-D Dartmouth vs.. George
town
At Aln Acknowledgment vs.. Mich.
Aggies "a.
At Cambridge Harvard I VS.. Mass,
Aggies 0.
AT Portland-Nebraska VS.. Oregon
Aggies.
At Princeton 40 vs.. La
fayette 5.
burg.
At West Point-Army VS.. Trinity.
At Annapolis Navy VS.. West Vir-
ginia.
At Berkeley-Oregon VS.. California.
At Chicago Chicago Z vs.. North
western 0.
At Urbana- Illinois 8 VS.. Ohio 3.
At Iowa City-Iowa Is VS.. Purdue
10.
At Observation-Disclosures 10 VS.. S.
Dakota 0.
At Columbia Missouri VS.. Iowa
State IA.
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out only once because they would not
let him bat twice In Bosfons hall,
two guys struck ont, and then Hobi
zel, who cannot possibly hit a. lcft.
handed pitcher. tripled to rfgi1t, and
George E. Lewis, who cannot nit any.
thing except in the regular season and
during the worlds series, doubled to
left and scored i run, and then they
caught him off second base AMI notk-
ing else happened until the
Fourth Inning.
Believe me, Shore looked almost
good enough to pitch for the Niles
high school team in this round. Sten
gel hit one somewhere and Wheat
kissed one in the eye and & went over
Hooper's bean. and Stengel scored and
Wheat WAS on third. ard then this
here George CutshaW hit single TO
right field, only 1t wasn't a single. he
cause Hooper catched IL prone TN his
back and Wheat tried 20 take an an
fair advantage and score while an nut
fielder was sitting down with the bah,
but Hooper. remaining seated, threw
him out as far as from here to the
lily hdli. Ac i)OStOilS uOHt nOlHiHS.
Fifth Inning
| was out getting sandwich.
Sixth Inning
From where we are sitting We could
see the Charles river and man went
by in a rowboat and Mr.. Sanborn said:
do you see that man." and / said
yes" so he said That man is
sculler." Yes, was my reply. what
is the difference between he and a
worlds series ball player?" asked Mr..
Sanborn Il don't know" vas my re-.
ply. What is the difference between
sculler and ball player?" Well
said Mr.. Sanborn, "a ball player has
only one skull" No runs.
Seventh Inning
Olson and Cutshaw played up to
form and Boston scored three runs
Eighth Inning
Pfeffer pitched for Brooklyn and
held Boston to one run.
Ninth Inning
Shore seft his fast ball on the bench
and Brooklyn was just about to tie
the score when Carrigan cheated and
changed pitchers. Boston refused to
play the last half
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meha field. -...
Kamehameha and the College OF
Hawaii are the fayorftes for the foot
ball contests which are scheduled for
Saturday afternoon. The college team
showed the form which should give
them the open championship this year
Even with Staff Austin gone the squad
shapes up better than that of last
year, and if they can manage to get
the team running in good shape will
defeat all of the other teams this sea
sen.
Mckinley made a great showing in
the Kan game and surprised even the
most optimistic rooters by their play
ing The boys played together and
the high school crowd are confident
that tile eleven will make a good
showing against the older players.
Thompson, Boyd, Melim and Lujan
proved to be stars. and new men who
had never played before this year
showed promise of developing into
real offensive grfdders.
Mills announced this season that
there would dc no 80 to scores, and
they are going to stick to it. They
met Mckinley and held the heavier
high school team to a scoreless tie,
and Coach Ross is confident that his
charges will make. a good showing
against Captain Booths eleven. Dow
er improved his, game for Kan last
week, and is expected to be a tower
Of strength to the Kan team against
Mills. Both games will be played on
different fields, and will begin at $50,
giving the football fans an opportunity
to witness only one game.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-19
THELMA WICKE. WILL
COMPETE IN COMING
TENNIS TOURNAMENT

Miss Thelma Wicke, champion ten
mis- player OF the Y. W, c. A., will be
one of the entries in the open tennis
tournament which will be held at Kap-
iolani park beginning Friday after
noon. October %.
Miss Wicke won the recent tennis
tournament held at the Homestead
courts. and is expected to make a
good showing in the coming tourney.