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Imperial Valley press., 1916-04-12

Buyer of Judgeship Quits Prison.
New York, April 12.-The tall iron
doors of Great Meadow prison swung
open at dawn today and out walked
William Willett, the New York poll
tician who went to the penitentiary on
conviction of buying New York Su-
rreme court judgeship nomination
from Joe Cassidy, former political
leader of the Burough of Queens.
Willett is out on parole. During
the part of his sentence he served in
Sing Sing Willett was the star model
prisoner, once winning the Lewiston
$50 prize for being the most ideal
prisoner there.
Although of course he did not real
ize on his purchase of the Supreme
Court judgeship, Willett's judicial tenn
permanent did not 20 to waste in prison,
because he was member of Thomas
Mott Osborne's Mutual Welfare
League Supreme Court, at the bar of
which he served with honor and dis
tinction."
Cassidy, from whom Wilett bought
his nomination, was released on parole
several weeks ago and is back in New
York politics, more or less.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-04-12
Mexican Shippers at Work.

Columbus, April 12.-Incoming ar
r,y truck drivers and Mexican snipers
are busy at Casa Grandes. Bullets
hit one machine, but the snipers fled
when the patrol galloped out to fight
them. Reports to headquarters indi-
Gated that small bands Of rowing Vii
listas are still behind the advanced
expedition. Precautions to prevent
the lynching of Mexicans in the Vii
lista raid have been brought here.
The military commanders plan to
turn the prisoners over to the civil
authorities for trial at Deming, N.
NJ, on charges of murder.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-04-12
Thinks End Near.

Ell Paso, April 12.-The pursuit of
Villa will probably be brought to a
definite conclusion within AZ hours,
according to information received here
today by an American mining concern
with large interests at Parral and
Torreon.
The messages received stated that
the report that Villa was dead were
current through southern Chihuahua
and northern Durango and, while it
was still far from confirmed, it was
expected definite news would be
reached within the next two days.
There are only two possibilities
which are accepted here as truth in
the present situation: Either Francis
co Villa is dead and his pursuit is
automatically ended or he is far to
the south in central Durango. If the
latter is true, army officers say that
the entire camp of General Pershing
must be reorganized or abandoned
Imperial Valley press., 1916-04-12
Southern Chinese Republic
Is Reported Being Formed

Shanghai, April 12.-The formation
Of new republic of Southern China,
with a population of 1OO,OOO,OO0, may
be announced in few weeks. Ennis
saries of the revolution are confer
ring in Canton and it is thought like
ly Canton will be the capital of the
new republic. 1t is known Huan Fuk
Leu and Kei Kiang provinces are
about to declare their independence.
The movement appears to be spread
ing. All the southern provinces have
refused to accept the invitation to go
to Peking for a conference.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-04-12
Imperial Voters Appear
Before Grand Jury Today

turned as result of the investiga-
ton.
There were those who thought the
grand jury was bluffing in the issu-
ance of the subpoenas, but it is known
that many members of the body were
in earnest in their determination to
Put an end to the prostitution of the
ballot box, and it is certain indict-
ments will follow if the evidence is
conclusive in any of the cases being
investigated.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-04-12

While no outsider may know just
what is taking place at the session
Of the grand jury today, it is known
that large number of Imperial vot-
ers are before the body, they having
been subpoenaed on election day for
alleged fraudulent registrations.
That they will he asked to answer
today to the double charge of false
registration and illegal voting is ex-
rected, and there is general belief that
some more indictments will be re-
Imperial Valley press., 1916-04-12

9:25-Business session.
9:45-President's message, Mrs.
Ogmogene B. Aten.
1O:OO-A Little Bit of Nonsense.
,1O:O5-Prayer by Mrs. Irvine. Elec-
tion of officers, appointments of su-
rerintendents.
:00-Reports Of committees.
11:25-Reading. "The Temperance
Lighthouse" Mrs. Reed of Calexico.
1:3O-Auctioning of pictures paint
ed by Mrs. l. Staach; auctioneer, Mrs.
Irvine.
12:OO-Noontide prayer.
Adjournment.
Friday Afternoon.
1:30-Devotionals, Seeley Union.
1:35-Poster display, by Mrs. An
geline Courtney S. S. Supt.
1:45-No Al demonstration by Mrs.
Minnie Hull, Seeley.
1:50-Reports by county superinten-
dents, two minutes each.
2:20-Addess by Mrs. Irvine.
. 2:4O-Special music, Calexico.
2:5O-Final business summary.
3:1O-Essay awards by Mrs. Caro-
line Wright, vice president.
3:20-Appointment of standing COM
mittees.
3:30-Mscellaneous.
4:00-Adjournment.
Officers of the Calexico Union,
county officers, county vice presidents
and guests of honor at the county con-
venton follow:
CaleXico Union.
Mrs. Elma Brockman, president.
Mrs. Glidden, chairman of enter
tainment committee.
Mrs. Ivy Ralston, chairman music
committee.
County Officers.
President-Mrs. Imogene B. Aten,
Ell Centre.
Vice president, Mrs. Caroline
Wright, Imperial.
Corresponding secretary, Mrs. E.
Young, Ell Centro.
Recording secretary, Mrs. Sylvia
Feldman, Holtville.
Treasurer, Mrs. Lizzie Kramar, Sils-
bee.
County Vice Presidents.
Brawley, Mrs. Grace Ruth.
Bard, Miss Bonnie Fisher.
Calexico, Mrs. Elma Brockman
lE Centro, Mrs. May Wilsie.
Heber, Mrs. Matilda A. Ritter.
Holtville, Mrs. Dorothy Trednick.
Imperial, Mrs. Amanda Mackey.
McCabe Mrs. C. E. Thayer.
Silsbee, Mrs. Lizzie Kramar.
Seeley, Mrs. Minnie Hull.
Guests of Honor
RMS. Stella B. Irvine, Riverside,
State President of w. c. T. U.
Mrs. Eva c. Wheeler, Los Angeles,
women's leader of dry campaign fed
Grafton.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-04-12
County w. c.. T. y. Session
Will Meet in CaleXicO

The county w. c. T. u. convention
will be held in CaleXco this year, the
following program having been ar
ranged:
Wednesday, April 19.
1880 p. m.-Address by Mrs. Stella
E. Irvine, state president.
County motto: "By love we serve
one another"
Thursday Morning, April 20.
9:30-EXecutive meeting.
1O:O0-Evangelistic hour, Mrs. Aus
man of Holtville.
1O:3O-Convention called to order
by County President Mrs. Imogene B.
Aten.
1O:35-Song, Convention song, "The
Fight Is On"
10:40-Seating convention.
10:50-Appointment of committees
on credentials, press, courtesies, tele-
grams, pledges, membership, by Re-
cording Secretary, Mrs. Sylvia Field
man.
11:15-"Plans and Outlook for Our
Work." by State President Mrs. Stel-
la B. Irvine.
1:35-Reports of county vice pres
idents.
12:O0-Noontide prayer.
Adjournment.
Thursday Afternoon.
1:3O-Convention called to order.
1:30-Devotions, Bard Union.
1:45-County song, "Imperial Coun-
ty Dry"
1:50-Report of Credentials commit
tee.
1:55-Roll call of convention, Scrip
ture verse.
2:05-Demonstration of Dry Clean
ing, Mrs. May Whsle.
2:25-Special music.
2:3O-Address, Mrs. Eva C. Wheel
er, Woman's Leader of Dry Campaign
Federation.
3:05-Children's Demonstration, by
Mrs. Tucker, Calexico.
3:2O-Displaying of prize banners,
Mrs. Angie c. Miller.
3:25-Silver March and Pledge Priv
ileges, conducted by Mrs. Amanda
Mackey.
3:45-Special music.
3:50-Parliamentary contest, con-
Quoted by Mrs. c. A. Miller
4:10-Adjournment.
Thursday Evening.
7:30-Devotionals, Calexico Union.
7:35-Special music.
7:50-Demonstration.
S:10-Address, Mrs. Eva c. Wheel
er.
Friday Morning, April 20. 1916.
S:30-Cabinet meeting.
9:O0-Memorial hour, by Mrs. Caro-
line Wright.
9:2O-Convention called to order by
county president.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-04-12
ELECTION
RETURNS TONIGHT

At the regular session of the city
hoard of trustees tonight at the city
hall the ballots cast at Mondays city
election will be canvassed and the city
clerk will be instructed to issue GER
tificates of election to Messrs. Egerer,
Bucklin and Watkins, the newly elect
ed trustees.
The new members of the board will
take office within ten days.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-04-12
Friction In Irrigation
Causes Hot Discussion

The meeting of the Irrigation Dis
trict board of directors yesterday was
the most peppery that has been held
for some time.
The first cause of disturbance grew
out of a bill from the Western Union
Telegraph Company for about $40,
for kilograms during the last month.
Director Ferguson asked if all the
kilograms covered by the bill had been
filed with the secretary.
President Hamilton stated that all
tut one telegram lad been filed.
Mr.. Ferguson asked if that was in
regard to district business, and Mr.
Hamilton stated that it was, but re-
fused to produce the dispatch.
Messrs. Ferguson and Mcbride
esked if it was the position of the
president of the board that they as
directors would not be permitted to
know district business being transact
ed, and Mr.. Hamilton said:
"Well, you can't see this dispatch,
anyway"
Mr.. Ferguson then drew a pen
through the item on the bill and in
formed the president of the board that
no bill could be allowed for secret
kilograms.
A more important measure was the
revival of the demand for a Mexican
gate, brought UP again by Engineer
lockwood, and opposed by Directors
ferguson and Mcbride.
Mr.. lockwood is anxious to crowd
the preparations to meet the flood,
and the directors are united in this
matter, but he also wants to call or
the mutual companies for money with
which to build the Mexican gate, and
IN this he is opposed by Messrs. Nc
Bride and Ferguson, who insist that
the control of the water used in the
valley shall be kept in the United
States.
No decision was reached in this mat
tci, "iiCl WSnI over uilll Jne next
meeting of the board.
The Imperial-Laguna Water Com
pany submitted series of twenty
questions to the directors of the dis
trict, intended to draw out a definite
statement from them regarding their
policy touching the reclamation of the
East Side mesa and contending that
Attorney Conkling, who was sent to
Washington by the district to en-
deavor to get the Colorado river de-
clared a non-navigable stream, is US
ing his position as attorney for the
district to block all efforts put forth
to secure the reclamation of the lands
in question.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-04-12
WHOLESALE LAND
SWINDLERS HELD

San Francisco, April 12.-Henry H.
Childers, land office agent, said to-
cay that federal grand jury indict-
ments have been voted against d
group of alleged swindlers VINO have
duped $4,000 victims in purchases of
Oregon and California land
Imperial Valley press., 1916-04-12
Lonely Eyes i'm Adamiess Eden.

Lonely Eyes in Adamess Eden.
San Francisco, April 12.-When the
steamer Chehalis sailed into a cove at
Tahiti some time ago Tahitian maidens
swan out and besought the sailors to
desert their ship and live there. Most
Of the men of Tahiti have gone to the
European war, and it has become an
"Adamless Eden" Passengers arriv-
ing here on the steamer Moana
brought the story.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-04-12

Ell Paso, April ia battle is re-
ported to have been fought between
.iminez and Parral, but Carranza CEN
sors will not allow the news made
public. The first reports reached here
when a train pulled into the midst of
the fight and the engineer statred
back for Jiminez. 1t is not known
whether Americans were engaged.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-04-12
Villa Spotted Again.

Washington, April 12.-General
Obregon has sent cablegram to the
Mexican embassy that Villa has en-
tered the mountains wounded with
fewer than $50 men.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-04-12
Must Publish Reports.

Washington, April 12.-The Senate
unanimously has voted in favor Of
forcing Secretary Daniels to make
public the suppressed documents of
the navy board, with recommendations
for preparedness and regarding the
navy's condition.; also Admiral Fiske's
warning against the navy's unprepar-
edness.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-04-12
Army Authorities Worried.

San Antonio, April 12.-Movements
by Carranza troops in northern Mexico
and activities of Mexican politicians
are causing army headquarters con-
siderable concern, it is learned on the
highest authority.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-04-12
This Is Some Race.

Nome, Alaska, April ia 412-
mile race from Nome to Candle and
return for an all Alaska sweepstakes
dog team championship started this
morning.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-04-12
Peace for China.

Peking, April 12.-An armistice has
been arranged for the purpose of ar
ranging peace between the Yuan Shi
Kai government and the revolutionary
army, it is announced. 1t is believed
the fact that Yuan gave up the en-
rire in an attempt to return to the
presidency will cause the rebels to
come to terms.
Shanghai, April 12.-The province
Of Chi Kiang has seeded from the
Chinese republic.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-04-12
II. H. Davis Dies.

New York, April 12-Richard Hard
ing Davis dropped dead last night
while telephoning at his home on Mt.
Kisso.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-04-12
Three Killed in Explosion.

Bluefield, w. Va, April 12.-Three
men were killed and several injured
hy an explosion in the powder plant
at Nemours today.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-04-12
Illinois Primaries.

Chicago, April 12.-Incomplete re-
turns from the Illinois primaries show
2 Of A delegates to the Republican
convention uninstructed. They may
vote for Roosevelt. All the Demo-
Gratis are for Wilson.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-04-12
Twas Blood Poison.

Washington, April 12.-Rumors
from several sources that Villa had
died of blood poisoning and press dis
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1916-02-25
Career of Felix Adler.

Felix Adler, the well-known in.
structor and lecturer, was born in
.Alzey, Germany, August 13, 1851, the
son of a Jewish rabbi He came 10
America in early life and was gradu-
alter from Columbia college in 1870,
and subsequently studied at Berlin
and Heidelberg, obtaining the degree
Of Phi. D. After his return to the
United States he was professor Of
Hebrew and oriental literature at Cor
neil university from 1874 te May -S.6
when he established new faiisi 9us
society in New York called tn so
ciety OF Ethical Culture. to -.scA be
invariably speaks every Sunday,
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adsll;rsi ~ nsenisrs voting aye.
ca fnaiiun the hnard took > rece-S
uuti Thursday the 10th day "f Fen
rnars 1911, At S;sil a'eluek y. H.
Thursday. Feb 10 l9ff,
The county hn.rsi NIL III $50 3 ~
sad v;.s ..aslea ~ side. by the c0aig-
n.aa. Chas H. ksmkr. All members
~s,r.: presets1
IA notson the purchasing agent
sa> Instructed 10 purchase twerl y
cords nf wooi Tor the jail II nos =
eNres.a 81 per cord
Mileage and per diem, hillS were
thrn prsSs'sa's.'f as'# 80 a.'otiue allowed
aii,! The chairman ~ Luis hnard Are
~ caunlg clerk w,r- authorized (
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1916-02-25
when the Good Frau FrIvoIs.
German women. especially German

German women especially German
saarons. are accredited by the
tain6ing with extreme stolidity 7,,f.
when the Teutonic mamma r. AM
with her coed man and the ..ss,,dar, ;.
Who SC gay as she? Or 80 saa he,
N her glory IN any G ,,sa ~aallv Ger.
.lah eee5 49, 81 of IL zHtyUlalja.
meme -l = = ~.nas5aa or at conev =
'.a.. - ii e place at the island
800 .eernilan families gather u
i * i1gzs9 erted beer. and wine and lis
cen . Tyrolean singers and a German
ID and a big calliope II is like. a
bit of Berlin, for ones feet rest on
a coating of gravel spread on tho
ground, and the tables stand among
zeal trees. big trees with plenty Of
shade Soft green electric lights i'm.
part an aesthetic glow On all sides
coed feeling is abundant. and it is a
pleasant sight the well dressed fraus
and fraulei.s case as they sit with
heir sons and husbands and brothers
and fathers, enjoying the brews of
he faiherland as well as its music
And il anybody thinks the German
woman cannot be as lightheaded 40
any Parisienne glance at the laugh
ne, chattering assemblage quickly
viii change that opinion-New York
Press.
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Cost OF Governing France.

Someone with a passion for statis-
les has been calculating the cost per
lonr Ct government in France. Ia
Napoleon rs time it was e4,G0O: in
Louis Philippe's. $1,000 The second
'epniiie Witnessed y dap TO 94.12O
With TIE advent OF the third Napoleon
t went up to e9,0J0. From 1870 to
1880. by reason of the war charges.
he cost of government worked out nj
EI2,2S0 an hour, while at the present
inc ii has reached Cid, coo.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1916-02-25
EIueklne Chickens by Maohineru

Chickens are now plucked in a
wholesale manner by the use of pneu-
#Eatic machinery. There is a recep-
tacie in which the fowl is placed after
being killed. and into this are turned
seYeeal cFoss-currents of air from cleo
tricai fans revolving at the rate of 5.
100 turns per minute. In a few sec
mos the bird is stripped of its feath-
ers., even to the tiniest particles Of
down, and the machine is ready for
another
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1916-02-25
10 Snow six Weaving Process.

At the Alaska Yukon Pacific expo
s.tion in Seattle next year there will
&c a novel exhibit from Japan-a com
n,ete silk-producing plant There viii
be mulberry trees in large quantities,
and the public will be enabled to
yatch the entire process CT silk man
ufacture from the time the worms
wrap themselves in their cocoons to
the weaving of the thread into fabric.
Every single step will take place in
full view of the spectator.
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puniy OF Villas. -
y " A. Bradford. county clerk of
, ,a's comfy Wisconsin,. 40 hereby
@Uly THAI the foregoing statement
'ece'p'N and disbursements of Villas
suo'{' from DE .ember 31st. 1914 10
'auary Isl. 1916, is true ana correct
4, 'De 0eSt ot my knowledge and be-
w A. Bradford,
County Clerk.
W. 'ue honorable county board OF
Villas county, Wis.
{. our committee to whom YVES re-
4, WV :, the repert of the county clerk
h, Tue year 1915 hereto annexed With
nm r1ue''ons 10 employ two exper: ac-
M ,an'S and compare said report
~, 'oacherS with the books and
n. u'fS m The office of the county
Md p0'e', clerk of court, register OF
as's 40 ana county clerk. beg leave 10
ep., maj Frank w. Carter and w
epor; iuond were employed: that said
's,' was compared with the records.
All A. ;o]ohefs in the different Offices.
w W" SAID report To be correct.
e,,s. therefore recommend that said
oe accepted and adopted and
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General Clairno.

Eagle River. Wis. Feb
the
cant
the
dafte . i4te
Chas. A. Bent, Supervisor. ChaS snpcr visor
Fred Mccoy has. Backsl
Peer sanloeck, j. Mack.
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b. d Proceedings

p;y~r Dec, 70. 1915
kay'' 49,. -" au.fts ,irrs Of
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per >l'' W. baua ii pit.s
r resn,.etfully r..-
a5,r it, END IN. RECESS nf
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lie sans hoard.
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visor lla,. A. !:en
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supervisors OF Villas cuunsp TIA; he
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10 he Honorable the county board
Of Villas ccanly, Wisconsin.
Gentlemen:
Stale OF Wisconsin. County Of Villas
IS.
+. Fl Best of Villas county Wi>con-
sin, being first daily sworn on oath
deposes AMI! SAYS he is the owner Of
GOVT lot No. OF lection 4 Town ~
north range Z. east. behaving pur-
chased the same from one Mike Callag
han. who made final proof on same in
the wear 1911 and that patent was
issued to said Mike Caliaghiln. Cwhoa
was the original entrymah) on No
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the purpose of having certIbcate OF
cancellation issued and placed on
record by the county clerk o. sa'a
county under the provisions 81 section
Of chapter a Of the laws Of l9ol.
+. ii Best
Subscribed and sworn 70 before me
this 18th day OF january a. y. 1916.
finn LAWYER Notary Pubic. Villas
connty, Wisconsin.
State Of Wisconsin
County OF Was
phis = :. certify that the facts as
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